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'1A'.a15r, t., speak thiuu h llw- d'egt.Nrut
the hantefi. al rebuke. has moseyed
hoot a regular use d' AyMi Pte. He
say.: " 1 was feeling sick and tired and
my stomach seemed all out of order. 1
tried a number of reniedie , hut cane
scented to gree me relief until 1 was
godsend to try the old reliable Ayer
Pills. t have taken only one box. but 1
feel like a new man. I think they ase
the most pleasant and catty to take of
anything i seer tied, betn�: *u &rely.
.ugaroorted that sten a child w 41 take
loeiu. I urge a wit all who as:
In Need
of o Wordier to try' Aye. • I'iis. -
f3o•eth:..y tet Retailer.
• H.•e ween • a of Ave and fifteen.
1 u a, t r ,u bled with a kind of salt -rheum.
or eruption, chietl cordite. l to the leg.,
and eepecially to th., bead of the knelt
abo. e tete calf. herr, runnuyt sores
f.trn- d which would .cab over, but
w o d brtalt in'.ttwet.....y on moving the
leg 11 ' mother tried every"w..ty she
could thunk of• but all was without avail.
Al(t..•u,rh a child. 1 read i:i the papers
Abet.. the beneficial .
:vel persuades, mother to let
ate try then(. tteh no seat fifth ret
th • .. , +I' , she. procured
Ayers P: H s
and I begun t., use them, and wolf
stroked an improvement. Encouraged
by [hi., 1 kept on till i took two bones,
ett.••it the sores disappeared and have
ne' r troubled me oleate. ---H. t barman.
Ste... Estate Agen•. Roanoke, \ a.
*offered tier years from stomach
row :.dote troubles. cawing very severe
pout, to various rare; of the body. None
of the reonedir, 1 tried afforded me any
noi.•t cool 1 began taking Ayers Pills,
anJ .c is curd. -liVm. Goddard, Notary
Pubis-, Five Lakes, Miele.
pyepn, `t AI ley �. er E Moms
Every Dose Effective
THE SIGNAL: GODERICfle weir, 'THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s. Mt
LOSS OF THE ROUMANIA
OVER ONE HUNDRED SOULS PERISH
rte A RAGING SEA.
Toll Tarreelel.re el the Cheasseepbe-
Terrude sew►seg et the raareaa� le
Their 1 ite .aa Della •tregele steres I
the rw..ger. .n seaN.
1....,lies, Oct. 31. A nuwopeper orris
( pusdeat who has reached 1'rwchr telegraphs
that the wreak .d the leo +masts occurred
at 11 o'clock Thursday night. The steamer
struck tit front of a tin) sea coast id
milled t;rotrno, which lies Wooten Penis
sad Fes d'Arrllo. The aerie d the wreck
``s desolation itself. 1(eyood a few hut•
t occ•tpirel by miaersbly poor Iishonnett, there
iiii as not a sign of human life fa tbs y'.
Tie coast lit, is a tartest stretch of gaud
hacked by high chin.., and few worse Plawea
fit Inman a.+tatauee to retch could he
loo• 1. When the Ituanoania struck the
night was .lark. sad the sea was runuiag
high. l'he .tean.er hail Leen driven out of
her .s.. by • hr so t -n.. end haul lost
her hearings an the fug, by which she
t as •t.11:',1111•1.1 abet the seism had
stnWwhat 'Onto I. Slit' struck on . mase
of jaggo1 ,..:Ito ant the ere sore, broke
Ler to lice r,. The whole cast from
111...1,e to Ran Merlotti.) it strewn with
wrce:age.
GREAT STORM ON LAKE ERiS.
She.t 4 0 +te R..
Wheu lbs tint news of the wreck reach
l'entche • rut of seafaring nie0 started
for the 'moo of :ie disaster. I'hey had to
make their way over • lone range of sand
bolls in the face of a Irliudiug rata sad a
'rind that was hlowtng with terrific fury-.
Thr apt+y from the west was blown ass mi the !intim dominates where distress pre -
bio i
LEFT Se 1 ME itJA :SIDk.
Soar Lae.lerde *$ Derermased t. test
Their Rest se Th.lr emet.
Lesions, Oct. $I --1\e schema of whole
sole eviotiwu in Ireland r he ng carrebaa
ant Although t'Inet Secretary y
given orders reining and eirforcing the ad
rule that the police shall not gate aid in
eve:tem* lettweeu sutures and wnrtte, yet
the landlords tin.l the hours of day ren
*Ate aadlerest toe their work. Sanaa of
the egad sad decrepit, as soil as the young
mad ttrirem.e helpless, may be seen .,gaup
on the reads of the sou:horst
h b est ppaarrt
el Ireland with nothing bat clothing
little (Tetter (ban raga to shelter then. became of my feeble conditl'.)n, and
froru the Week stomia of thtobet .tt great At. -s.. from ConataUt Bough-
t o . fair yr •
acrumula:ed macer from my lungs,
that my time was close at hand.
When nearly worn out for want of
S
ermaflhN
Asthma.
FRASER & PORTERS
ruga
Artistic designs in Sterling Silver
" I have t,cxn a t
sufferer frt,� and Silver Plate ; the very best, only;
ma and severe Colds suitably for Wedding Gifts.
even. Winter, and last Fall my
fr:�::t+t .Well as myself thought In Fancy China we lead. Carlsbad,
Dresden, Elite Limoges, &c., in Um-
brella Stands, Rose Bowls, Salad
Bowls, and other lines ; also an ele-
gan line in German China, much
cheaper.
The only disp'ay of Banquet and
Piano Lamps in town.
Lemaire's Opera Glasses in Orient-
al, Smoke and White Pearl.
Solid Gold Pens, Pencils, Button
Hooks, &c. PRASE
Bas ( V ago a sof twmliy
were fund in the .aJat of a tk.rew ung. aud inability to raise any' f the
rata amt wind storm crouching uta grove
d trees aid well to the 'skier They lied
been mooted tart `.tturda)-, when the hos
bead was batdly attic to hahide out 01 ht. ,ler,` and rest, a friend Tefunttttrnd
wretched violin, and tits wife and name Icer
•lout to give birth to another child. The ed tut to try thy vv'atu l` Iiti trt..ne.
link doe wrs burn without oi..hwt attend Bo$ sc 1 am n an
cn-
aaee on tic following day, with the rain Gentlo. Syrup.
• there them h the branches of the ftdent is saved my
troop, cow slm.nt .. nutted of leaves, and
the wind btovoug a boo team: around.
Kit( urtghh.rs learned of the wretched
plight of the uulortuuates and gave then. a
teen war' h.0. There are three '.Dung
Refreshing life Altlwrt thefirst
:;leap. dose gate the great
relief and a gentle re-
freshin.v Slee , such as! had not had
(ibis.lren iestdaes the baby, which. .1 s t;tr� 'a yCOS h,x'gatl:L'ttll:ll
mei. Is l.are{y' slate Owing to the .olid n au tis At:'1y, and
spit enemies. Chief Secrete' Mortey is .holy to loo.<:: rapidly rte.-ay.
in
I found mese
prude ally help:cis to (rett'.e; these .net
rages so hag s the l ndlro 1. lY .enol
bathile welling lc/perform their crud work.
The laws prised let an English l'artieuteet'.
peruut the Luellor&s to do as they please.
and Morley mast ntw to the law lard it 1.
repealed The Ti les are just now salon:
itag those laws with the III Most rigor.
lretesd, however, is not the oil) part of
laud, tool ng lake
it struck their rnposn raila h .a .stculatetl "4" about IW,IIIIO
•.w it atuog like netttcs. The journey was le in Lundee are at alts moment on
a long and tiresome one, but the heave- w nt of the uecessanes of life. Stele are
hearted toilers of the sea Iy reached
all atrau.l), }Krug taken by charitabk wdittdu
It 'Acuities old finally reached t:runo. ala �l associations to minimize the suffer-
ing as mush as posaiblr .!'trtwg the coming
winter. eut the task seem. to he tow t-•uat
tor charity. ntxl tt to .. Arai the poor of Lou-
don will see etre of the moon ma to lewoof
Christmases. People
li
for almost airy w axes, sad able bodied MAMA
MAW be hail for 1l hours a .lay at 10 shil
hags. or about ilea week.
brat Damago to e•h.ppine Rapeseed
Teem Cb.eetwed.
t /stat-A'tD. Oct. 31. -The g.ie Saturday
gigot caused considerable damage t•, ship-
ping at this port. The shoo, vi S,•Iltawa IA
ext sh int at ate tont of Dodgess:aeet. timetat
oe t(e rocks of the radioed emt.auktttent.
bit men and the captatni wife were on
board Apel won rescued. The woman Its*
in a critical r adttien. The steel steam
ship Mamba weut .(shore at 7.30 this MMorO-
ong on the Cleveland and Pittsburg }tail
way docks north it the Moon depot.
bile is broadside on and rests easily. hitt if
the gale continues is liable to setter
injury. She is already :macaw. Tke craw
retrains aboard The steamer Pontiac
made the inside of the breakwater and
sank. She u resting easily Lod wall suffer
no further injury The big m carrier
Ketcbean is oil the bottom in the entrm ies
to the breakwater loth a full cargo of ore.
The aehonner (Glad Tidings /(rifted e.gatuat
the welt pier and struck hard. It u !eared
she is badly strained. The old .chooser
Cu!.
Cook as on the based inside the break
water. The yacht Mott B. is sunk in the
beakwat.r. A terrific gal. from the
northwest haa prevailed since last evening.
A •team serer. Wearer leer.
Knit. Pa., Oct. 31. - Vemole have he..
brought into this port yesterdaythat were
caught in the gale ors Lake ra Satur-
day and damaged or disabled. Tugs out-
side got a ltue to the bog steam barge
Townies durtog last night and towed her
a here She was from Escanaba with ore,
aid her captain reports that ha got ant of
Use Detroit River Friday morning and was
loon after aught a the gale sweeping east-
ward down the lake. The crew
had a terrible experience. fiaturday • Mg
ass stove her deck housings, sweeping io.o
Use engine room and petting out her fires
The Large was nn the point of foundertng
when the ct•.e. got a sail on her and boat
about on the lake off this port until the
tugs got bold of her. Scarcely a nun of
the crew it able to do lute.
There on the Weak shore they found Capt.
Hamilton, who is an nittwer in the !tritu.h
(millet army, with sic laears, part of the
Roumania'• crow. These men were all
perfectly naked. They hail been coatplete-
ly eehaustcd by their struggles to reach
the shore, and had fallen on the beach,
where the muoomrng wares threw water
*mad them. Had the) remained
in this position they snAtld have di
front exposure or been drowned The Por
tugtrae seamen lifted the prostrate men
awl placed them ma the hacks of seven of
their number, who carried them aerials the
sand hills to ties Wan. Here the doctor
helougiag to the garrison was called W at-
teud them. They were placed in beds,
restoratives were applied, and slowly they
gunned strength.
The authorities of Prniche are doing their
utmost to establish the identity of the dead
before they are buried. The task. how.
.ver, is saoompanied with great ditficldty.
as in ren many cases there u not • single
article of clothing or jewellery by which
the dead might be recognised.
As soon u the sews of the wreck spread
groat crowds of people, many of them frost
Owes • .considerable dutan•e inland,
gathered song the shore and seized un
the wreckage as it tame to the land. Two
men saw something floating in the water
that they thought would prove • valuable
Prize. they rushed into the surf W seize
it. .lust as they were about W grasp it
they were picked up by a recoding wave
and carried out into the deep water, where
they were drowned in the sight of hundreds
of *lookers. A squadron of cavalry os
•• want 1s a r•
-that I. Maven"' 1 asked • tittle rhtlt:
"A. joy and to her tonne/ore the united
Liked the used, with her tut, optsest :
.All roferins o'er, M., {leaven, at tam. le len
1 asked . nriden, seek sed tsader yeel .
It toast he tote " she etod.rtly replied.
I asked the anis wee adored hi. sit
"Mis..w 1. all twenty " ganke bb rapt s.d hetet
1 asked the poet with w emit mere :
' vile elder - story " and he a nark hie yrs
I asked the (lerisnse. eaintte low reloras -
A halo reared her, tow dee msrwnr.d' "haas'•
M all Wt leek with bo elal ayes serer
11. hosety. glory. I.r, meet. mess and tele.
O.o.yt a,rds.7e in the Ram's Nein.
BURIED AT INDIANAPOLIS.
health and vee:ght. l am pv:ase.
to inform thee--unsolicited-'that 1
ant in excellent he4Itli :tad do cer
tainly antro' Ott it to thy rrOKcr'e's
German �v-t�l. L..tl. ,
PiCton. Out arlo."
IssIM.enve a.re,e.n at the Burial of las
Last ]era. $arri..r
ISDIA't•IOUI., lea., Oct. . -Iter. M. L.
Haines preached the funeral sermon over
the rentatue of ala. Harrison upon the text
••it'Iseeef.rr comfort one another.'.
At the voocltsion of the sermon the
venerable Dr. Hyde gave utterance to an
earnest prayer for the bereaved family and
the sorrowing nation. The aerti0es Crete
`o an and with the singtnd of the hyenas
-Oce .Sweetly Solemn thought" and the
benediction
fhe procession then re-fornied and pro.
corded to Crown Hill femetary, where the
itster:neut took plat The oetaatary w
trot reacted uttt:l 1.310 o'clock. Here a
crowd of .i,000 people had twembod to wit -
nem the close of the crremooies, which lure.
as erre here, where characterized by the
utmost simplicity. The lot selected was
upon a hillside which slopesgently toward
ane east. The grave been dug tactng
the east. It had been hood with firs and
chrysanthemum& The means for the pre
ten'atiors and protection of the remains
were meet substantial. Ii wsa 10 minutes
parading the shore fns several miles each of 2 o'clock when the casket. tad bees en
side oft wreck to prevent the wholesale closed) in the outer box sad the whole had
robbery of the dead and' the cargo that is
being washed 'shore. The bodies of several
children have been recovered.
Slag otT OF its.
Lieut. Rooks and a Lawler, making nine
saved, arrived at t'eniche this afternoon,
and were at once taken to the hospital,
where every attention was given them.
Capt. Hamilton and the other snrvtvole are
also at the hospital Though they are
regaining strength they are ell in a serious
condition. They stated that for
twelve hours they battled with the winds
and the waves before they succeeded int
reaching land. Capt. Hamilton is of the
Indian Staff Corp.. He has been on for
lough to England, where he was married
three months ago. He was on his return
to India, taking his wife with him to boat
bay-.
Atnoog the Roumtnia's passengers were
Capt. J. F. Barry, Capt. B. H ltaodolph
•td ('apt. George Hamilton and wile,
Lieu:, A B. 8. Cook, and Lieut. C. U
Stanford and wife, Lady .loho.on and child,
Hey. .1. S. Malkin, Miss Burbridge, Baugh.
ter d Canon Burbridge, of Liverpool. and
several English bodies who were returning
to India with their chiklreo and nurses.
Almost all of the officers of the shipp were
Scotch. Sixteen of the crew were Lasosrs.
Many bodies from the Roumania have
floated ashore at Poe des ''aldaa. Bost of
them were attired to night clothing, while
others were naked. Troops have been sent
to guard the coast and check the robberies
of the bodies sad cargo by the people wh.,
have Rocked to the scene of the disaster
The Liverpool pilot, who was the Rounan-
ia's out, left the steamer off Point Lynes
A Sere sew f es.eapstsee and �e darbO.
Ik. tides Ione, whsle in the Rocky Mous-
Loins. discovered a root that when combined
with other herbs makes an stay and certain
entre for consupatins. It u a the form d
dry roots and esve., and is kaon as Innis
Fssn,ly Medicine It will core aick-besd•cbs.
Frlr the bloo.l, liver aad kidaeys, sod few
clearing np the compkxt.s it does wonders.
Druggtst• sell it at bOc. • package -enough
for Ave weal* [lets
Lambe Iretitese
The wotios that Friday is is -.shuck] day
is the worst .eseeose that ever ..tared the
heroan heed, says the St. Louis (tlobe-
ibrocerat. 1a Chiesgo there are half •
dcutrn families of Fridays who hare as mord
luck as any other people, and a early Atari
see history the day was poealiary lucky.
OMambas sailed a. Friday, Auger 21. Oa
/friday, Orabsr 12, he dasovered lead : er
Friday, Jesuitry 4. he started hoar to
res Friday, March 11, he reached
In ISM he arrived at Hispaniola dos
W second voyage ms Friday. November ilk
end nu Friday he dieenee the enwtineet.
Lay other country's history will show et
usesy tacky as nnh►ckyI Fri.fays, arra se ler
• mew h.iag anted Friday, "what're is •
seise v.
been lowernl.
The proceedings were watched by the
President with streaming eyes, and his
sturdy frame was convulsed with the preg
Raney of his grief. Or. Hyde read the fun
end service of the Praabyteri•n Chareh
Or. Haines offered pprraayer and Dr. Hyde
prowenneed the Msedtotem.
Just before his departure the President
gave the press • note W the public, of
which the following is a Dopy
My
Man Choi FRIaaei AND Natanauta
-I cannot kart a you without ming that
the tender and sympathy which
yon have to -day s own for ere and my chil-
dren. and much more the touching evidence
you have given of the lore for the deer wife
and mother, have deeply moved our hearts.
We yearn to tarry with you and to rest
a ear the hallowed spot where your loving
kande have laid our dead, but the little
gnndchtldren watch in wondering silence
for our return and need oar care, sad twine
public business will not lodger wait upon
n sorrow.
Hay • grocer.* /cod keep and bless you
all. Most gratefully yours,
BUNJA111% HA1aaot.
Ir WADI Gar Two.
See --Here is the its trn•ock and there is a
Aare. Which do you prefer'
He -1 think the t•an•nook would he irons
comfortable.
Sbs-Thea I will hair the .-hair taken
away.
excuse isa Cured.
Overtime'. I es. ehornrghly eel ed of
indigestion by using only :hes. bottles <1
B. B. B.. aril truthfully rec..mmeod it u•
all .uffei A fent,. the Saab atala ly.
2 Mos Iarsnerux, Winnipeg, Man.
basket* Ane resisted.
The ;.'merotu emit rtluto: is as train
to the editor writ he beard a terrific
crash in the coutpoeinf rums nu the floor
above.
' Whafa that?' no evclaime i, sleeting up
W ran.
That's all right." raid the editor. eooth-
iagly : " it's poly the foreman tumbling to
Dae of your juke..
Re ids The lisr�ler.
t:aoroitrl.or.-D was troubled with dys-
pepsia for about friar ye, is and tried sever•
a1 remedied bat fr•;•s•l t.en. of 1,111.• nee. I
noticed an adrer' 'anent of Burdock Btad
Bitten, so I quit the doctor, aa: ati..rted to
ate B K R . and siren found that there writ
beldame to e,cal n 1. t.■ k die'' trio bot-
tles to effort a perfect t-ur•- iu my viA., and
I can highly rrcanosetol this excellent rcpt
tidy to al'. RE
2 hear J. REID. W its�l.am, (at.
A..Ih.r Trea•..rittwe.$MM Katlwst.
CRtcauo. Oat. 31.- Henry Croft, M.P. P.,
for 4'owickan, British Columbia, u is the
city prim Chicago capitalists interested in
• achene W build • new ta•trdaa trans-
oms rental
rans-
cn.tisental railroad. H. la• already boon
remarkably saoc adul, and it is expected
that over Irse100,000 will be pledged here to
farther the enterprise.
Mr Croft said that he came here to
confer with Frank Ilatemam and others
to arrange for the introduction of final sub-
sidy and land grant measures in Paella
moat in relation to tisnew road.
it u to les known as toe Western
and will he 1,01.1 miles lossmiming op
thousands of square miles of good grazing.
timber, ngricultnrsl seed mining lends.
Aeordtng to Mr. Crofts .tatinnent the
cosntnictn'n mmpsny will betld the rail
way from Victoria to Se) moor Narrow. on
Vancouver lalsad, .rd from Hates Inlet on
the mainland through the Chalmette, Mari
bol ared Peace River oou trles up W the
Vellowhewci Paan.
The coat s tsuns•ted at $1111,105,1100, in-
cl.diag the ferry at the airflows, 1.ue M r
eape•twd that the sale of lard will aaroaat
to 343,1.22.5(*. to which may he added the
cash n.hsidy of the Dynminion tioeernnsat
of $i, 3ta1 per mite, or $2,314,00()411 MI, soak
as the Intal assets .46, 4811.300 Resides
the Provincial Gay enmesh Inas r'srwateed
11t,1Mtnttlln tis, os Med
slo.Itt/.,(telt) interest
ra.e.ea.. U Uwattl.lNt t (rind., tk• t5ty of Vietorta guAreater
tt-t.lrnd. don Tra•.sry stook of g'I.noomo1
•'pain know the 4."^"""... of ' WW"1. and torminels worth f1,(iY1,fImawwe, while
.fes hoe 1" .laying to .sglawdR , esd swat other I..n.Rted towns are *row to ski
afsee Iwo rotors to Paris she Iso hese ,pe n14rprfaa
Meg Frrn,•k with ea Eaglirh resat.
a's the fastens, yea kosw, to outtivat. the
I;wgitate aeceaL
• 1e may he the Mehra, bot 1 Meow that
**roomers s has Yale teeth. ani if alae get
sewn a sing! Mel fia.dby ass Marra doe -
Ike barhe sadly aeewM-
ad few rijhat7lBk
MILWAUKEE'S BIG FIRE.
R & PORTEA.
Stationers and Book
GOOBB'S CONDITION POIiDBB
It M rettmatsd That It Witt Coot Meq
lettll.ss .r Tr.uar..
Mtioreo int, ()at. 31. -Tis fire which
broke out at 5.40 Friday evening in the
premises of the Union Oil
Company
npast was
not got under control lentil 2.40 this were -
leg, by which once damage to the este* of
$5,800,000 had been ooceatausd. The Are
swept everything in its p.$tt W Lake Michi-
gan and then began a backward sourest.
In its path lay tis lig height sheds nod
the yards of the Chicago and Northwesters
K.iboed with Mr reandhouse and ite vada -
able coolants of rolling stook. The Beet
sad of the freight *err, at the oor-
ser of Chicago and Jeffers* streets,
Asa the first 10 ignite, end the
flames arm spread mill over the JJirds, hors-
ing freight ars and everything Wore thaw
Fifteen keg trains of freight rot stood no
the Northwestern tracks when • billow of
Are leaped aroma Vol Baran striae teal
tooehet the *cath end of the freigbs hones
A million dollars worth of railroad property
was drowned. The sixth end of chs freight
house was filled with nil tanks awl ss the
Are mast surely n•a.'h thorn. the wren rapid-
ly forced the air into the tanks. dilating
the gee an that it esu w•eakrnrol burned tem
point of pnssikle eeplessot.. Tt,m they
lot it out nAici.etly to sink the tasks be-
low the ler el and And for trier linea As •
result for this good tasaysmaat Milw.nkae
will have its neer) gas supply within. • day
er two.
C.wa1.•t Attewd Se ilheseirittetei.
Mr. Yoeagheehantl (epsakiug of his guest)
-Por Warmly e.wnpletael '.1 telo air be.
1sis very raw the marines, dear
lgw. Yes,Khestumd--WelL I pot isa't
saes. With the saw rasek I ain't ase INA
ererwthing is does to • term
DR. WOOD'S
orway P ne;
Syrup.ce= the *Wee eIthe
awl
a ~ear mows roar
DOUGH. A�N�D OOLDS
Ai, fi>t011
matt -.saes remoBas*WM* PINY 67411.
tJ M HIs
MOO MO. age- Pelle -lRi
ease w Asa *_5Mare.
Horses seed It daring Fdl work.
HEALING OIL
t'asarvmod for bore (I1+oa1Ms. ems. tea..
etc.. on Merest.
BBHTNLLL Store Pit Yarii CLILI FUBNITUOB POLISH
PRESORIPTIONS
Puisred is a t,hebelate immure, w er Wahl. Queettty le et ant inrpertaase.
W. C. G000E, - THE CHEMIST.
FALL TRADE
ase whish we w low tteepasaL
In BUILDERS SUPPLIES_
a m
_
thatstake rke .tear Y rNnied, all Pt1aM
in FENCING MATERIALS
we deo'( that los want salKhiag (kat w
have not sat a this desertmest.
A. 6. HOLLAND
PAINT and OIL
Thea le where we eller-sarrrtag the sal
esa$ete hos V this county.
'No sloe weft allowed is the lura.
Our ass.r•1 hardware stock is mast oemplsta sad well boughs Oet miens retire at
testi* sad we your Petressas.
•uIQ.CAN ON
JUST TO HAND
Another consignment of English
Tweeds awl Worsteds, suitable
for Ladies Jackets and Dante'
Auitings, qrtlity oi.inrpsaced.
A Now Curti roe ('weleew,
Hswwrtue, Oct., •'JI. -The marked abate -
most in the deaths from .gabss here dar-
ing
aying the pest few weeks is doe to the toss of
poreolnie, a mew retwid) istwrh.cei by Or.
Mheed Waseer. RE PCA., under the
dirrctros o/ lbs Iaaenrteiw and Stoecker.
awe ethers a rho gsemssi's 13.npltal The
rw•ndy was prniooaly torted hi Lead*
not .010151.. and war hacked up by the
rsenowie edatinss et Hie SJwsrd Maw eii
ether wmnwert}Y�i vale Wit all Shea
period**
rtat ender the ps$W.tatienived �im
skim buil
tarah0m to ►eases Iia It is abler that
ie the Nest wags .r the dames SI ambit
ISA paracme eta he wed, iia the eteli ante
TTA gee mail. et the pular i it
[tills rermodpi• sell M M arm aa�
seed here tow Ise alaledlee stet mimeki
01411111•
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
ODD LINES and
SUMMER GOODS
Market clown away below the
regular prices to clear out and
and retake roost 40 New Fall
Bustle.
Boots and Shoes
In 1111. Depe sunlit I have a
large Wrist well tart stock, di
rent from the be t Inwnufitcturers,
heecr' i can guar tee the best
possible value for tate Inuit mon
Py- quality ronsi.lereet.
DINNER and TEA SETS
in choice patterns and Al qual-
ity. Cheep. Also a lot of Travel-
lers' 13s*uple.% and odd linen in
Olaaswarr•, rte., which 1 Lave es
-.ureal at a llergtin, and will.ell
away lx•low their actual •alai
•
NOW TASE
BOOTS : AND SIIOES
FOR INSTANCE.
It makes little differ-
ence what others say,
the leading place in the
trade for years and
years has been occupied
by
E. DOWNING,
(?sr. jl at --.L sad llquare.
P.S.-The intent and best Spring
and Summer designs just to hand.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIO.
Full liner in Family (:roorrisa'
A full supply of all kinds ell
Paints and fila kept constantly
on handl. (
Patent Mnrticin.s a aipreiAlty\
L Z.NO ,
11 GENERA 1. MEECH 1st I',
j DUNGANNON.
We have just received a very Sleek* lot of
NEW TiEA
---sn,lraitrr1w0 OT
BLACK, GREEN AND JAPANS
W Sigh we guaranis, le sell at least
10 Cents per Pond, Cheaper
Than can be bought from pedlars. A trial order will maga
,ince yon of the truthflilness:of asobtains,sertion
1-
sell the best OOIVU
REED PRICE & SON.