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TUz SIGNAL : GODEI:ICII, ba T , THIIBSDA1, JUNE 28. Inc
S. P. Siren, of Towanda, Pa,
whose constitution was completely
broken down, is cured by Ayer'.
Sarsaparilla. He writes:
" F.•r eight years, I was, most of the
time, a great sufferer ;rem ea tlps-
tion. kidaey trouble, and ladiges.
tloa, so that my constitution seemed
to he completely Ir ken down i was
induced to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and
took nearly set en bottles, with such
erteelleat results that my stomach,
bowels, and kidneys are in pellet t con-
dition, and, in all their function., as
rereelar as clerk -work. At the time
I began taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla, my
weight was only 1. I pantie; I now can
brag of 1.59 pounds, and was never in so
good health. If you could see me be-
fore and after using. you would want
me for a tre menss atdverthesa.at.
I believe this prep.rst ion of Sartaparflle
to b. the best In the market t. -day."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Papered by Dr. J. C. Ayer a Co.. Lo.en, Yam
Cures othersawill cure you
A VERDICT OF 6[ILTY
J. 11. Hooper Conieted of Attespttag
to Drown Hie Wife.
HE PROTESTS HIS INNOCENCE
Igo Nabs. • Speech. 1a whir\ Ne Declare*
Ne Nee !art lteeelved ^ILltts\ Jos-
tler" -teas J ridge a tenet*
strea.ly A.a1ut I.
I'rI eaer.
Twos Rn awn, gee., Jane 18. -Judge
Bourgeois. in the Hooper trial, lis bis ad
dress to the jury. followed the evidence
from the time Hooper tok hie wife out o1
toe lunatic asylum at Kingston nate bee
deappearauc. at Louisville, while in hie
cu. His marriage vows to this woman
charged him to love and protect her. and
that It she was not thrown Into the rivet
by hs own hands, he had failed to guard
Ler from falling. and that omission was s
Tea P&18033.
same equal in the .Tee of the law. The
judge also .poke in French. and the jury,
after beteg out seventeen minutes, return.
ed • verdict of guilty.
The coon room was jammed, but there
was no demonstration. His honor imme-
dtately adjourned the court until to day
Then the prisoner said: Your Lord -
•ate. I wish to again state before Clod, be -
fere the clean and all these people that I
ain innocent of any crime whatever I
have nut heed jtnt.tl justice, and 1 hold in
i (• jje ni:r Land the amsgtng evidence to show
DEATH 0? MGR. f i JiU a a�nat mraeeu's c. olive! wee .ubortid
The I►istiug'abtht'd Prelate of St. 1 util-
face I's sea Away.
SKETCH OF A BRILLIANT CAREER
Created a Itfa\op.at the Age of Twenty-
..veo, 11.- MI ar the 1 unnReet Pre-
late s.. Iton..real to ■ Century
It Murk lis the
Northwest.
Wtextette Man., June 223. -Archbishop
Tache died yesterday morning. Funeral
on %Veduesdar neat
Alexandre Tachy was been Joly °.J' 194
at Riviere du Loup, of sir illustrious
family of Freucb origin. 11e was a son of
Choles Tache and Henrietta Boncher.
Finiabing bit classical studies at the col-
lege at St. ilyaciuthe he were to the Semi•
nary of 5t sulpioe at Men' real to pumas
his theologieel course. He concluded with
the Oblate Fathers at Longeuil and was re
caved into the priesthood.
'1'uen he .wont west Six years, under
many trials and tribulations be street
evangelising the eat -ages of the Northwest
With the miriunaries of his congregation
be patrol his spirituel con nest into
reg...11 hitherto unknown to white turn.
Pins IX., iu the consistory of Jane 13,
16.50, preeonierd Father Tache, load jnta-
tot bishop of Anuli la eMeetibni with the
right of succession to liter. Provencher,
bishop of N. Northwest. now called St
Dundee..
He was consecrated bishop November
28, Dial, at the cathedral of Vivien.
Bishop Provenciter dying ou June 7, 1e53,
left Bishop Tache in }oe.eesion of the
diocese of St. Boniface. In 1855 the
Hodson Bay Company nominated him
counsel to the Government of Aseinlboia,
and on June L1, 11467. he was appointed
prelate wistent to the pontifical throne.
He was nominated Archbishop of St.
Boniface on Sept.mter 22, 1871, and ap-
pointed shortly after Ile had so much
control over the Indians of the Nortbwe.t
that when the first uprising took place in
that lot tlity, Sir John Macdonald sent to
Rome Iter him. where he was attending
the Vatican council, &eking him to return
and help quell the rei,elhon.
N(MaEAt, June 2:; -The news of the
death of hie (;race Archbishop Tache, of
St. Bonded., was received with general re-
gret In this city, with which he was con-
nected by so many ties throughout his
long oereer. Mr Louie H. Tech*, •d-
vomater of this city, was very much grieved
to bear of the death of his uncle, although
the relatives and friends of the dammed
distinguished prelate bad expected the mad
event for some time.
It 1s worth mentioning that Mgr. Tache
was the) oongeet mut over consecrated as
bishop In Amenoa, if not in the world,
daring the bat century. he being only tel
when he was appointed 'to the episcopacy
The late archbbbop occupied the first rank
ilano the Canadian deny. both es •
shred writer and eloquent speaker and as
aeoomplt•bed Ilteratenr Tb. most striking
trait of bb character was that lib •mtabtl
11y made friends fur him among all classes
Sttbeeommanity, and anent( the Prates -
taste of Manitoba and the Northwest ke
eewased many warm, personal Mends
The esesseed prelate was • brother of the
late Di. T..ba
TRIM Or MRS. HARTLEY.
Law. m.tb•e la t\. Ria -The
r.rther A4f•••wed.
S etinm nen, Get, Jae. 23 -The Idol
of Mira Hartimy and Henry Ling for the
iamb .f b Hartley wew re
aid et the polies mart yesterday.
There was • large crowd of sp.eialo.s
boat °Deniable William ( •}}ca, 0
Illiebep, Peak Allan sod Cetbertee Weed -
mere *seeped the smoothie of the mart
I Ml shut !pea. when Uwe was ea d
Mirellinsag„ smelter t Inc leneb. In the afternoon
M,,
i Jamas Doherty teeaped t prisoner LIZ
tuMriam bila. Retries.* given by wits.mse
mem mesh tom mass se thee givme st the le
The moo wtll scum p again on
TollallittniwaillatlY to • year In demos
/000111 ami is rear Salva.
Yeo charged very strongly against Inc
see 1 he:teve that yon did it in what you
h.l eved to be British justice, bat it was
not justice tie me. God is a jurat tiod, and
II •e. J. a nottPa°.
be would et:tle use tical it 1 am notepeak-
iag the nut:. it is a foci that the woman
join}rd off the train b fere 1 did."
At the cote of the sentence the accused
raised his voice to an awful pitch and
with his hand upraised made • must im
preemie, (beetle. He •d led: "My life is
gone and it does not matter to me whether
the Sentence is one day or is lifetime."
sheer*- discharging the jury Judge Boor
geois said. "Gentlemen. the vetdiot you
have rendered is aceonliug to the evi-
dence."
Hooper will make • long speech befom
his sentence.
THE KARWIN CATASTROPHE.
Two A..dr.d and Thirty -sae leen Per -
lobed la the Rarwt. leasster.
VISN%a. June 19. -The number of men
who perished in the Karwin mines has
been definitely ascertained to be 231
Dgnug the 104 years the Kerwin mines
have been in existence there have been
many &beast ems explosions in there rhe
last was In ktarc6, 148e, when 1112 men
were killed.
The Mines are in two eserieue. and have
an anneal output of 700,001) tons Most
of the opal It eoustimed in Vienna All the
thefts were provided with the most mod
ern ventilators, ttcindiag double doors,
motioning the working shafts with the
air shafts, and oil lamps of the Hazier
system. The Franr(sk• shaft is 386
mlteee deep end connects by passage with
the Johannes shaft, which is 33,1 metres
d
Count von urachi owner of the mines,
was in tte village and personally enperi•
tended the work of rescue. which was ear
nee on with more zeal than discretion.
Th rescue party consisted of several fore
meq officials and miners, of whom one
overseer. two bead miners, one official
and ten mitten were killed by emsning ex
pk,.ions
The men wbo escaped from the burning
reined say the explosions originated
tb»ugh dynamite blasting by • miner
Such blasting was agalaM the roles. bat
the rules were dtwbayed by the miners to
save work.
Ameaiat ea the 0. W. D.
Mnwvasai. Jae 16. -A sp•eW despatch
from St Henn de M•.soaebe says • very
.ericne accident omeerred oe the C P R
se this point on 8atorday night It
DOMINION PARLIAMENT
CARN(Tf SSLSSINATPD
t)rTawa. June lit -The Premise-d..a
aloe of au •meelment to the (.
t ode " Era. rut. isguilty of an 1
able uffeuc.. and ia liable to three rears
uespflerffilleht wap oetr**�r' eerie. tli
tepee• !'a a train eoaet r•
aped ..r employe of • reileiy oomjrabj/
Ntltwixd Iv feed tickets or take .p tickets
.r collect (arse fromgets while
trateilit:g Ivo any tram natal by ea h
an
com}y, fieutluleutly al owe any pert
t0 travel ..0 such train fur any distance
without either paying the proper fere for
teat dietetic., or producing • ticket or
other evident:* that soca proem is entitled
ea to tiara tor that dilateant. or wilful!
emit* either to • punch or otherwise mark
Whoa tweet trowelled ou au se to mark that
it has been travelled en "
It is ao,onneed that Mr. Henry F Parley
furmetl y Chief Eu,tineer of the Public
Wotk. !apartment, hie again entered the
service of the Uovrruweut.
•t se sting of the Public Accounts well
heli, ween Mr. Schreiber. Deputy Mini*
ter of Railways and Canals, was tartlets
•aamined in regard to the ('nn ran bridge
affair. Mr Haggard conducted the ex
tuatiof. The witns* tiled the letter
fowarded to Mr. Parent, irking that l'.
1)e.bars's, the leparttusut Engiueer
the works. be dumt.sed Mr. Schad
said tt.t the reason for dmmisslug
berate wee that of economy. Political
fiance. he said, wee not cad to »m
Mr. lNbarat..
!mesa, June 1S. -In the Hones
Commons yesterday Sir John Thom}
introduced lois electoral franchise L
He said that the prioctpel feature of t
Lill was that the »vision of the lista woo
pounds for the aiming into force of t
Redi.tnbntion Act of 1492. The new 1
would be as laid oat in that bill, •ltbo
jnniston would also be made for t
hubtuig of byeeleetious as do- onetime
cies were now oo;lstitetd. The (ranch
would be the same as is all the pronn
The provincial low would be used b►
ren.tng othe e u a baso for the revtsi
These .:dicers would add names and
•epacatione of thou who Lae been left
the loci. lista The differences between
the lora! and Dominion lot* were not
great as to nsceseitate the payment of th
extra coat as nude, the new bill • roved
could be made every year. White t
Government thus gave nap its pree•a
federal franchise fur those of tete p
.lace. it was decided to hold control
tits Tisa by placing them for revision, as ,
at present, in the haute of the Dominion
officer.
Mr. l.anner congratulated the Govern-
meet un the cleat,:* to the provincial lists,
but he thought that the obnoxious feature
ut the Franchise Act of 1883 -the rcvlatng
barrister -should be removed.
The bill was read a first time.
In reply to Mr. Lowell. sit W..11anl,
Sir John Thomson said that the c.overn-
went bad not entered IoW any negotiatioaa
with or made representations to the
American aothori Ise with regard to the
application by them to Cana'lian working
men of the "Alien Labor Law."
The Premier also said diet the Gnv
mein was not aware that large gumless
of garbage and refuse were dumped in
the Niagara river from the city of Buff
al • other places on the American side
the river. TOe r;overnment never mad
any representations to the American a
thornier wan regard to the e.
Sir Adolphe Caron alio replying to Sir
Lowell, sail that the t;uvernmrnt het
prepare) plans for a monument i t perp•t
nate the memory u( the men who loot their
lives in the battle of Ln dy's Lane.
Ito. McMillen fo lowed with a reeoln•
Hee awe that the superannuation eye-
tetp of 1 • aril service be aboliehd,wbich
wee dot .1 at smug length.
The !dews divided on the resoletitn,
and it was lost by 35 yeas to 91 nays.
OTTAWA, June 16. -In the Hoose
Commons yesterday, Sir 'Richard cart
weight moved an amendment on going in
supply in regard to the save of the Thou
wind Iolanda The „oyernv.ut some tim
ago published edvernsements in the pram
asking for tenders for a large number o
these i.lauda The time for rrcei,tnq
sailer. was to be Jnly 2. Sir Richard
Cartwright called the attettiou of th
Government to the f..ct that the 1)ntari
(iovernment hail made a proposition to t
Dominiou to deal with these islands T
propueition was dated Apnl 26 last The
were three points in It The first w
that thea* islands should be utilized u
public perk. In the second place the U
tarso (3uvrnment sngd.etea that the
would pay one-half and the Dominio
shoed pay the other half. The third
proposition wart that the Dominion should
wit!.draw the notice of sale so that tb
Province would have an opportunity u
laying the matter beton the Legielatar
and getting • grant for the purp.seot par
charting the .lands
,The amendment of Sir Richard Cart
wnght, which was, of course, • want of
cunndeoce m..tion, was to the effect that
the sales should be postponed to enable the
Province to lay the matt before the
Legislator*.
Mr Dal)) Minister of the Interior, and
Air John Tbompeon objected to the amend•
anent The latter said that if tbe Domin-
ion agreed to give these islands for a park
to ().tarso all the other Ptovines• would
likewise went public parka Tbe amend -
meet was defeated by 32 yeas to 64 nays
The alone* of the sltties was takes up
in supply.
The President of Frame* Murdered
by in Italian Anarchist.
• STABBED IN HIS CARRIAGE
Tb. Horrible Deed Wee Cleanest Mod wua
the Yre+Idrrt wee Attoodu.. • f)e-
mw..trat lw se l.yoee Tao Air
swine Att.mpt. have.*
Batt . Captarod.
Pants. Juae 25 -Silt ('arnot, Provident
of the Itepuirlic, was stabbed mortally last
evening in Lyons, by Comm Glovers!
Santo, an Italia, anarchist el years ot ago.
Preselect Cartes went to Lyons to visit
the exhibition. He lett the Chamber of
1'�'mmerce banquet given in his honor
shorty atter 9 o'clock and walked to hie
carnage which was wrathy in the Place de
la Bonnie. He bad hardly taken bis seat
when Santo. • newspaper in his hand,
} re.s.d through the crowd old sprang op
em -
J. snatched • dagger
the carriage etejFr President Carnot
started slightly
San:, an c
a• from the uew.paper and plunged it into
the President's abdomen near the liver.
u• The President sank back aucowctuus. He
was taken at otres w the ',retseta» and
to- the moot skillful surgeon. In the city were
ave summoned. Meantltne Santo was arrested.
Of An eve witness ween w.s walking abreast
of the Pre.:drut's carnage with Amines'
'40a i Dopey. the Premier's brother. saywttat as
ebe tPreseleues carriage approached the
b• ' credit Lyuneais. his own attention was at-
e wasted by a slight disturbance in the front
h• lane of the crowd He then saw the car
W` 1 riage stop. The President had fallen back
oL_ t aiiAinst the cushions and hu face had be-
" seine livid Au outcry was raised at one*.
°- Hundreds shouted that au attempt o0 the
i•• Preet.lent's life had been made and the
c•• srowitseemed suddenly to go mad with
eaet�tement.
take 1 The news spread swiftly to every pert
of the cit Iuf°riated crowds 511.4 the
ori streets. fore 10 o'clock an italian res-
taurant had been Oinked ,and the !,olive
so were obliged to strain every terve to pro.
• trot the beau consulate
ori Preei,leut t arnot arrived in Lyons on
W B.tnrday and inteoeed to remain there
4 over to mo. -row. He was accompanied by
(dote Buriut chief of his muuary honer
ot
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11
ere- I
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apo
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rlUISID NT . ARNIrt
bold, most of hie other household offdciala,
Premier Dupuy, M. Bardeen -inti ether
members 01 the Cabinet. lee was received
udeally
the station' hy the
of llwchetsiand district ofliciala, who escorted
to him and his party to the Hotel de Ville.
Cheering crowds filled the streets and gave
- i the President snob • welcome as he bad
• seldom received. There was • luncheon
t I at tee Hotel de Ville and in the *•ening a
I dinner at the prefecture. From the bal-
cony of the prefecture the President re-
viewed a large torelrllgheprecession, which
• • was 1 dlowed by 5rsworks and an 11lami-
u nation Afwward the programme of the
6• city officials for Sunday. Monday and
6 i' Taeeiay was ••abraitted to him in detail
and he 'sprawled his satidaction with the
•• alvangementa
On ▪ Yesterday the president and his party
toad a state visit to the exhibition in the
7 Parc de la Tete d'Or. Afterwards the
e tre.ident bold a reception at the Prefse-
iretie pianos to go to the grand
t .eat» on the Place de le Comedic in the
• evening Alter the banquet at the Chamber
of Commerce. He was In a }artecolarly
• I happy mood daring the ban net and was
noticeably elated by the cordiality of his
rece tier not only by the crowd onside
the betiding but also by the gasets within.
He wee cheered incessantly from the
Moment he lett the Chamber 01 Cemma»e
until he took the marriage for the theatre
The demonstrative effect of the crowd
sensed the confusion which gave Santo
his opportunity se he was able to push his
way forwent quite unnoticed until at tel
step of the carnage.
As Santo sprang from the carriage step
and tried to escape he was seised and ear
rounded. Bot for the prompt interference
of the police he wooll have been turn and
trample! to death os the spot. Aa noon
as the {slice extricated him from db•
hands of he captors they hurried him off
to the station house.
When `t•uto was within • few feet of
the menage he waved • paper se 11 intend-
ing to present a petition and them threw off
their guard the persona nearest the Presi-
dent He was seized Joel as he wee shoat
to jump from the stele and had but half
withdrawn the dagger.
The President bad repeated hamorrbea-
gee atter he was removed to the pre
feature He esok gradually • hut steadily
until 12.45 o'clock why' b. died.
Mme Carnot mod her two eons eft Pars
at 11.57 o'clock by epeeist train for Lyras
All tb. Ministers who did sot go to Lyons
with the President were in °sane!l et the
Lynn M m,daigbt
Lepreey sit
M1.a&.s falls.
Ktaoatu FAL,, put, Jun. 115 -Tpe
health plimieleae, Dia Oliver ad Me
Garay. of this town, have pt000 wd
e
Thomas Sheehan, • tramp. who wan ar.
rested h.» Thursday last. to be en "tiering
from leprosy The atttbotitiee have the
OHM lewd is • pest boss ori the out-
skirts of the town paella t lase ra No.. gar
bits disposition from the O.a.rmasNNt
11131011 By aegMa.aa,
Paget Willa Mame Pirates.
Veeeox:v3R B. (' , Jane 16 -The
steamer from China reports that • band of
pirates, with eight junks, recently planned
to attack Tench', • walled village in the
distriet of thinning eeningaang. The
villagers. learning of the intention, pro
re
en:
the amlatanos of some Yemen ran
n.re and e.ldter., •o that when the pirates
arrived they were surrounded by • force of
500 men. There was • desperate fight, in
which thirty two pirates were killed and
dire, captured Three of the jests were
seized and (many pirates were dreweed
while trying to serape to tbe!r squadron.
gilt villagers were wounded, owe more
-
hes effectually blocked Odle pod the •r- KI
prose train tbat left Montreal at tt 06 weer all
delayed until about 10 o'clock on the wrong
side of the seeing of the nectdeot Tb.
damage done was greet and the forme of
men available hen would not is &hie to 0•0
cops with the work of repairs Meam.gere •"
were d.sp•soh.d to Three Rivers sad • tb
err gang of risen were Garaged sod asst rad
M the peens of the •edam.►. Twelve sere I 1
wan derailed by reason .f 0 broke nab .cif
NaN.red AV ramile W S l4dea,
Roane, Indy Jane 1' The bodies a(
ego Bonk his wih sad their poems
were toned in • secluded hollow ear
is plass The bodies were etc:oeed by •
o pen. beet by Arock to keep the hov
rom aerometer them. Brock killed bis
• Oma son and the. bierelt. He had
re the mesa Coadaetoy Pi.ehettc .rig to*
taaiaser Bad.. were 1. sharp Th. 6.
train was /.lug weak
enemy -am brimmed ie a d uteia.
()name&, June eft -fews et a collides
le the ate el Are bear... rhe Greek
rfpw psad the Sesr•t
aa ..mae
la hes puss hese resolved hem.
4U vends seek. Peer ed U. erewthe
eat
ib(b r_y/ees ala twenty -ewe of the Brew of
* drowsed.taptaatyl g and She sism%
n made deepente by poverty mad
seer
A ts.r'• Peeeill°r Matt
PssATAwosm1111.ta, Oat, Jess 15 -A
sad aeddwt es tined bare sat emotes •
lifts bey said area years old by the
a... of P eab Md.es e6mhd • tree teed
le sepreed slipped sod foam le
the road whi: e• ebb res We W
• Ow bowing 41111
Medi
Hvtnevtu.... 1as. 111 -'ibis ..tally
was .Weed ye•1•rday by • very heavy
tbaadmm. .lerSay. Meta, wife g
nooses Iterate. of the *nwartp of
.ad %stir tbht. dR Imre NM
�'hl•rM eh ties
o -year ala eot+ilwt�
w " b.1 kiseessell
30 YEAR) fxPfPIEi10E.
Tobacco is one of th few
articles of
manufact-
ure
anuf act_ure whose
... i ...�_:I
is It
Can
only
noun • ou
by actual
use. For
thirty years we
have been ma-
kinQ the best
grades of to-
Jaccos. and we recommend
MASTIFF PLUG•CUT
as a reliable and superior
'lrticIP
JJ. It PACK Tobacco Co.. Nlcbmo.d,
aid )l..itw.t ('Who.
J. di. T. Co nlon's mill on Pieuts Inland,
near Little Current, nue of the largest on
Georgian Bay. was destroyed by fin on
Thursday lose 55tetem.
At Winnipeg • wurkiugmau named John
Stanley committed suicide byhauuhimselfhiself lis the loft of • barn. gt
He leaves a
widow and two children.
The Presbytenut t ieoeral Assembly
opened at St John. N. le. uu W canceler
ReT' Ur. McKay of Furmwa was elected
Moderator without opposition. •
burglars effected au' eutranoe t . the
C. P. 1C ticket office at Perk -Front -straits,
Toronto, ou Friday night and riled the
dr:.wers sit postage .lamps, rte
The opeu:ug of the intercolom•1 Ca-
hn -truce at enema has been l.uipuned till
June 26, owing W the einem of one of the
antipee eau delegates at Vancouver.
The funeral of the late Duncan Mc-
Intyre lurk place at Montreal uu Friday
and was attended by all the leading rail-
road and businees turn of the city.
St, tisanes R. Lebec Premier of New
Swath Wales, teas pr01.4etl to Victoria
that the two colonies nota under the Dame
of The baited Culotte.* of Australia.
Ai. -lander !'ran. 13 years of age, eldest
eon of James c r.tl, manager of the Bank
ui ter tnsa North America, Pare, Ont,
w.a ,row i ed in the Grand river un Thurs-
day.
.;c Hamilton. on Wednesday. ex -monk
4'ori.ery, who disturbed the services in St
Shore Cathedral, that city, was eentenced
to one year's' imprle,nmert in Central
Priem.
Daniel Forsyth a: d Frank Edson, welt-
k:.owu farmers, were committed for trial
un Friday at Stonffyille for a number of
e
thefts Samuel Haigh has turned (lueen a
Tit• Massey Music Hail, the gift of 11r.
H. A. Mabey to the people. of Toronto,
wee formality opened on Thursday night.
It to i. lar:,-st and finest pulite hall in
the Dumiuiun.
-1t Buffalo ..0 Thursday evening ex -City
A. Bartl,ni..r:rew at the l old troika
Salon, . n Iia:n street and died a few
ninnies later it :.ue huspitak-- The trouble
angle over • 'twit in.
Firs d.at'uct . xplueioa0 ul firedamp* ac
carred In the veal tutees of Count l.ariseh
at Enrolee Anon in Silesia, on Ther.dav
Med. Two t,neeret talo.» were killed
and many other. entombed.
Sixty thoustee people in Chicago have
Petitioned tee 1'.. nt, 01 Edacatiou to m•
trodooe in tare -.Aerobe • reeding book
simile p, tin.. Li -4d in Toronto, consist-
ing of esieeti+m.. f Scripture
Milton D. Campbell. a messenger for the
*C. , who siil.;.ed tinder • train at St
Thomas on Tneeley night and had his leg
crushed. diet on Wednesday morning after
Cue limb h.wl bee arupatated.
Little K It. Potter, at Cadw.11'e brick-
yard. Tils,usbarg, went into • small pond
of water that had been formed in • hole
where clay had been taken oat, and getting
beyond his depth was drowned
A remarkable down pony of rain occurred
at Madrid, Neb., on Friday. Th.(loverw
meet gang* icdicated • fall of seven inches
in three boors A fall of hail accompanied
tete rain. The storm was general in that
Pare
Mrs John W-ambolt of Bay View,
(merit e County, N S , was planting pota-
toes in some burnt land, when • spark
ignited her clothing, and she received in-
juries trent which she died • few hoer*
later.
A small boy named Walker, who resided
with his parents in Toronto, was bathing
in the Humber with two companions ou
Saturdayafternoon, and /sitting beyond
his deptwas drowned beton aid meld
be summoned.
Galt Coaocil, haying decided to demes
Chet Constable Ahern, although chargee
against him were not sustained • mass
martin` of citizens was held. at which
reeolutbons demanding that be be returned
to his old position were adopted.
Benjamin C Pete», assistant treasurer
of the New Central Coal Company of Mary-
land. has decamped from New York with
a•srly $6.000 of the company* money.
He also detorted hie wih •sd children and
eloped with • pretty young school iolac6er
Reporter Robb, of Vancouver, who is
charged with the loss of the Ree ex
cordon train flake, s In jail. He as
prosecuted Inc enminel Ub•L Tk. (*i-
sms of Veneoaeer are angry at the previa -
dal prim Inc publishing eTarapat•d re-
ports of the /sod
de mese a -Ness.
Doris( • greet part .f the year the rat.
demi of tea -h..., end temples hays bet
pew ►!same ---they are ealy a. •rermgsm.i
of irises •.d grays bet 1. the Sprier se
smeasI of slipping sod traf.i.g mea pre
veld the shrub from blesseinisig. The
•hwyy Mem mid wm/.Mias ore Mt grew es
*6.1 o.., let the others we W asmed he
is mews er Ism Serle.!
s.lt•►1. sperms, tits •pe••, •b tod
shan-
tung ••died •ereassmeet of N►ws, Nth*
Ila the ia•.1 of • tep--as. rard•aw. There
e
w es blade far 4w.. i. the Mete peass
Irises end Mee Memo, wed ie odd mews
there may M dumps el Miss, ebrymetti.
seism.. oft ether bit Ness en emsMelee of myoidema t she week e •
end Midges
. ww*Ub will Inek Me Are eases mem
le }m
M mdskeens al the e. of oaf
ipt-
M
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.e•. pm Apt-.
� as un �A R the
tltsaIlmest* IWb s tt
he ,e-eeesry to rime attar it • semis item
To.. the drt•at previa** wore It team
mealy grwwe. The doors*,. a
While Ateiemat Ilam Ne /ewer gar<t h.»
the5.. var.Nss o1 iris, poesy, sad cttry
oan.bemam, ler which Jaya. 1s I•msus, era
grows by psefeemesial dorm% or by rick
• M
taaUis
1 who ma deve • tV
Nair indium -Herrera k! . w°'
• sere wattem•s-
The small boy was .t • tab o where he
mother was net near to take oars of hie,
and • lady neat to him vola•.ered her
aar.to•a
'Lot me sat your steak for ►w," the
said ; "if 1 cis out It the trey you like It,"
she added with scam degree of dN►R
.ems be responded esp
• Niamey ; "Isbell like !1 the way yo 4
n, 44
eves If re. 4 am eat it the way I wig
it," aria tie lady aeta.Uy reaeh•d ewer
k reme4 him. sed
A tiheessr,
L,,•••-•• Iwmeldea 11
not a dense e. ittafTr 1 Toe W.
Heiraes--" Well, perhaps we had better
postpone the atria" ttU that tore.
Mr. Pop
titan
Mr. Chopp. le it • hay or • girl!
Mr. Pop---1)i4't 1 my it talked ed ty
time !
A oat. «al:ev.s.
OWho yo.ag.st c Wd tats ail the
EX -MEMBER PARLIAMENT
REUBEN E.TRUAX
Hou. Reuben E. Truax, o::e of
Cena•ia's ablest thinkers and states-
men, n man so highly esteemed be
We people of his district that he was
boi ore 1 with a s::at iu 1'.rha.lnent,
kindly furuiabee ns for publication
the following statement, which will
be most welcome to the public,
inasmuch se it is one in which all
will place implicit confidence. Mr
Truax says
" I have been for about ten ye
very much troubled with Indigesti
and Dyspepsia, have tried a great
many different kinds of paten
medicines, and have been treated
a number of physicians and found
no benefit from them. I was reoom
mended to try tLe Great Son
American Nervine Tonic. I obtain
a bottle, and I must say I found ve
tree are in ally way deranged Le
supply of nerve foto* is at ewe
diminished, and as a result the food
taken intn the stomach ii only
geetion and Dyspepsia soon :Lake
their appearance.
Routh American Nerrine is me
prepared that it acts directly on the
. nerves. It will absolutely cure every
ease of Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
am and is an absolute specific for all
on nervous diseases and ailments.
, It usually gives relief in one day.
11 Its powers to build up the whole
by system are wonderful in the extreme.
It cures the old, the young, and the
- middle-aged. It is a great friend to
th the aged and infirm. Do not neg1ect
ed to use this precious boon ; if you do.
ry you may neglect the only remedy
which will restore you to health.
Routh American Nennne ie perfectly
safe, and very plesaent to the taste.
Delicate ladies, do not fail to use this
great cure, because it will put the
bloom of freshness and beauty upon
your lipe and in your cheeks. end
quickly drive away your disabilities
and weaknesses.
Dr. W. Washburn, of New
Richmond, Indiana, writes : "I have
used South American Nervine in
iny family and prescribed it in
my practice. It is a Most exisellent
tT.A_S_ WILSON,
Wholesale and Retail Agent for
Goderich and vicinity
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