HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1898-11-24, Page 6A IVIG SURPRISE
TO BRITAIN.
The United States' Medial:&&
Navlpation Law at Porto Rioo.
CANADIAN SHIPPING. KILLED.
ere Deily Chowder Aim• Wonders W
' Deer gam win fast the Des
M the Ptlllpplsee ea Writhe ,.,.
Seale WIII Aesept a rl..••
het merrier ter toe
Iedawda.
London, Nov. :1. -The Vienna oorrea-
pondent of the Dally Telegraph mare
Following the advice of Amore and
Germany, Spoaln -will accept America's
offer of oompensatioa for the Philippines.
1. ,osurthlog eir:.ver ('owing -
The Daily Chronlale In an editorial on
the Iflepan° Amertenn situation this
morning, after oxer •sling "eomo appre-
hension that we may hove leen mistaken
with regard to the Anglo-Anierlwtn en•
- tatspts.-1oe1nAs3eg11g"ttstleblfabmant of a
-dearth' navigatlei te* In Porto Rlro,"
and asks: "}e • still graver dlseppolnt-
meth coming onre cloaiag of the doors
to our commerce in the Ybilppinnr?"
The Chronicle then odds It is
a rather " dlegatedng fact that no
sooner is American authority fonually
eetabllehed' over Porto tiro than a
melin.v.1 navigation kiw Is pared, kill-
ing at a single stroke an important Puna•
dfan ihtppfng trade with the ldand and
making It Impoalble for any but Ameri-
can ships W trade between Amellea nod
her new colony.
Through Spanish low,
Madrid, Nov. 2I. -The Rapped predicts
utter cheesier *o Spain. "'1 he policy of
England," the paper says, "has irritated
Europe mod excited the UDI!ed Stare.
Atka Cuba, Canada 1s very tempting, as
are also Jamaica. British Guiana and
Cape Colony. to too years we shall see
Grath Beite1D caught by the UoIte1
firths. That day will be her death, and
1t will be her own doing."
GERMANY WANTS A TRaATT.
Ca.ade'a Prrf.r .flat Tamil mai 141t the
ratberlaad.
London, Nov. et. -Following up the
Anglo- German political ootnpact in Africa
and elsewhere, pressure Is being pus
upon Hrltieh Minister to meet German
views in the matter of a new Anglo -
German treaty of commerce,
This pressure le warmly .upported by
the German semi-official pries.
The Frankfurter Zeitung says that
Mr. Chamberlain's friendly utterances on
Wednesday respecting Germany should
be translated into action In treaty nego-
tiations.
The Voealsobe Zeitung relieves the
British Government of blame for the a_e-
ley. It says the British Ministers are nos
re.pon.Ible for Canada s action In Intro-
ducing
ntroduoing a preferential taut(. 15 doubts
wuether tae Government of Canada will
permanently maintain its present •td-
tode.
Canada is thus once more a pivot for
British polly.
A DYNASTIC: SHUFFLE.
Des Cartes Said to lee tb Cerl■5 Klan
Latinos, Nov. 71.-A curium report 1n
regard to Spain's future Government is
current in diplomatic circles. It is that
then w111 be a °hangs of dynasty, but a
peaceful change. The Queen Regent bs
said to be eonvfneed d the eepelwnese
of her son ever reigning, and has, upon
the seek* of the Emperor et Austria,
decided soon atter the peace treaty 1s
signed at Paris (and every Oso now re-
gards this ea only a question of day.) to
quit Spain with her family, and Don
Carlin will be proclaimed King Every-
thing 1s reported to be &ready arranged
and the army and °lore), ate alleged to
be eager for the change. Awarding to
tee prog-'amme, Don Carlos, so than as
things ate running smoothly, will abdi-
cate In favor of be son, Don J•Imo.
WORRINOMRN'• COMPENSATION.
Mr. Chaaib.rlaln•. New Art Stud. the
Appeal Court Tut.
London. Nov. 91. -The Court of Ap-
enl on Saturday decided the fleet import-
ant nue under Mr. Chamberlain'. new
Workmen's Compensation Aet. It related
to the explosion on the Manitoba at
Albert Docks In this clay on Met July 0.
The owner appealed seater the judg-
ment of the County Court giving to the
widows of two uoloed•re 1300 each, and
to each of the five injured men it •
week for life. Counsel for the ocnipeny
argued that a Mop unlr,ading In dost
wan not "a factory" within the meaning
of the Act, but the contention was re -
sed.
A FRIGHTFUL, RUMOR.
T. the Rffeet That a Garman Stmeilmr Is
1.0.) With .tea on Hoard.
London, Nov. 21.-A report entirely
aneanlremed was In druj.I.S yesterday
that thea ete.rnehlp Ville de Cobin. (the
Cohlenz 1 of the North German Lloyd
Line, ham fnundnrel at ..a with all on
board. Lloyd • &genie have received no
ISw• on the iublert and Ire owners of
the steamer believe her safe.
C.IleOlnn .f Cigar Feed..
Berlin, Nov. 21. -The "Union of Col-
lentnrs of Cigar Enda" hes join feared its
annual appeal to amok.re to send In the
cigar cuttings aneumulated during the
year. The appeal - 51,0. ■ list of the eta -
nn h
tl . where the offerings will be re,etved.
Than err chiefly Doi residential of women
In the hest of anelety. 'I he union In now
1n ate thirtieth year. With the premeds
of Ite annual affliction of cigar ends a
Christian entertainment 1e item to 1,901)
paupers.
Jahn Marts lase 18.tlr..
Loudon, Nen. 21. -John Marley has
written hes Montan. Burgh oonstltnente
that In hla opinion he ems render the
Liberal party no hotter arteries Wm In
writing his life of Gladstone. Ile helots
that. If It honoree neeeesary M will retire
Yum Parliamentary life in ol.;er to sou,
rata the work. Mr. Morley 1r now 00
pan old.
BADEN-POWELL DEAD.
tel of a DI.ingwl.k.d fa M.t ),else
SI - 1.1.t of His 1•e ,tieal lid
Literary Aeht•••t..nI..
London, Noy. 1M. -Sir (.mgs Smyth
Roden IbwnOI, the ennfnent pw111ttnfen,
deonntnisl and authority on colonial
S entra, who Lau represented the Klrkdal.
levialem 01 LIesrpool la Parliament 1n
the ('ansrvatly. Intertselatnes 1081, died
en -day 1n 81. Kiat yoae.
air (emerge, who was beta Outs d se
per 94, Mr. waa 1 M .8 I li Ilse,
Rehr fossil, Profen.,): of Geometry 'a
Ib. Uairerdty of OslonL whose Megaton
Orme waa wr4lru to demonstrate 18.1
treat* air reverter are to harmuar
tether tbaa autalretds5..
air Qeurge's vut''ter wee • daughter of
&. dlatingslabed Odtl.h Adwlrwl 104th.
Ile was prepared talc Oxford at Maribor -
Milk mad graduals), trop the Unlveeel'y
w188 1oso". In 1$1 ,tifuuing the Chaerel-
(at's prise fur the 50J11 b essay. 1n the
Interlude belweeu leavlug Marlborough and
teklem up hes U•lverelty rddence, be tra-
veled fa Iod1a and Au.tr&fa, and vim:ed
the primeval Euruaean cities, en well as the
Ossee.
The art year of 111 University career
Mw published 81. "Mew Homes for the Ofd
Couutry." This Imports.' book was pro-
nounced by The Leaden Times • "erelong
work," The Loodo. Athenaeum drdrrlag It
to he "au enc eiopedla of memorialise kneel.
edge." This volume was followed by two
Is political economy, "Protection and Bal
Times," and "State Aid and &ate Inter.
Terence,"
la 5,MO be went to the Weit ladles to
Iaveetlgate the effect of the eager bounty
tyetem on Wert lode sugar plant, and two
leers later Mr. Gladstone appoiuted him
s sp...AI commissioner 'u report upon the
sdudnbtr.tfon, revenues aad expenditures
• t Great Brltalo's colon:.. 1n the West
Indies. Iib report, rontared In the books,
was regarded, when It was published In
POO, as • complete summary of West In-
dian Affairs.
Iu 18)16 be went to 'Wfinelf Africa aad
joined Mr Cherie' Warren to Be.•huinolo0d,
t.alstlug bum I. dlplomutle negotiations
with the native chief.. At all* fluke be
mode r tour Of lar.v'tlgetlou in Basuto-
land. Lululand and other places la that
pen of Africa.
In the winter of laite87 he was le Cu-
rds mad -tae limited 'Stites deaL
wg yp •
etntement pt details 1u the aabery dispel
of whir Mr. Joie ph l'heuibrrlaln was ear
avt.ently rommIMlooed.10 negotiate a Anal
lrramgeme11t. -
In the autumn of 1887 the British Gor-
ernment. sent him to Malta as the col-
league of elr George Bowra. who arranged
the drtalls of the new Melte coneltutlon.
(t was at tills time that he received the
honor of knighthood.
In DWI he w.s appointed joint commle-
alufler en the condition of seal bite is
140 444 DCA.. tad 10 18.. 1QUuw1Img 15X Pat-.
ti.•ipatwt to tbe detlterettons of the joint
ronitnimlou ■t Wshlua•ton.
He was • moat luduatrioas and prolleq
writer. a been sportsman, and, socially, •
treat favorite 1. the House of Commove
THE POPE'S SUCCESSOR.
Camillus' Gibbon. of Haltlmorewlll MP
Caadldata. Hat PaMlast-
1. Now the Favorite,
Rome, Nov. 21. -The rapidly waning
health of His Hulloes+ Pope Leo XiII.
brlugs the time for the selection of an
occupant for the chair of St. Peter near.
!t 1s a role that the election of the new
Pontiff shalt not take place until the
Cardinals throughout the world shall
have time to repair to Home This 'rag
not observed at the last election, owing
to the precarious condition In which the
papacy then found Itself In the presence
of the Italian Government The election
of the successor of Pols IX. was hurried
through before Most of the European
Cardinals had time even to set out, but
Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop of Bald•
more, has interposed a formal objection
to the hurried gathering of Die coming
conclave. if alive, he desires to have an
opportunity of being preeant. 1'611, too,
le the formal desire of Cardinal Moran,
Archbishop of Sydney. although In his
ow It 1. probable that the request will
n ot be granted. Unquestlouably. Cardinal
Gibbons will be a eandldate, altb.agh 1t
is thought that he has no chance of elec-
tion. Of tbe other men who are promin-
ently named -one of wborn Is almost
tertian to be Pope -these are Cardinal
Parotids', Cardinal Vannutelll sod Card-
inal (16tt1, all men of fame In the Cburoh
of Home. leo XIII. blmmlf has more
than onoe of late expressed a judgment
that his moat fitting s000eror 1s Cardinal
Glrolamo Marla Ciotti.
TROUBLE POI' UNCLE SAM.
'Apteaido Domande Ab..leet. (slop...
d.so., or Fight to e\. Death.
London, Nov. 91. -There 1s much a51 -
Melon among the Filipino reprwnta.
twee In Europe over the Philippine dna•
.t1o.. Agonolllo, the representative el
Agubnaldo, called a meeting of all the
Filipinos In Paris and London to mesa
him In Paris, when a oommlttse was
formed with the objsot of doing every-
thing possible So induce Frame 8.
recognise the mo -called Filipino republic'.
A telegram was sent to AguIualdo. ask-
ing for fnatroetlon., and the followl.g
reply 1. said to have been received:
"Insist upon .boohoo independen.sr
otherwise fight to the death. We are tW
united and the Government 1. promote.
Ing smoothly. A11 the Independent tribes
of the mountains are submitting le
Agulnaldo, and the chief. are bringing
1n presents of gold."
A F h Spy 1owteued.
Berlin, Nov. 91. -The trial of a Fremeb
spy, leader Damn, for betraying import-
ant military secrete to Frame, was
opened before the Iaperte' Court at
L 1p.lg on Iattirday. Dsoou'.a000mplism
have not been traced, but the evidence
Doter to German wintery men being
Inculpated. The spy was eventually, as -
Maned to sit years' Imprisonment, to 10
years' loss of oivil right@ and A pollee
supervision. The public' prosecutor said
Death was an agent of aha French Intel-
Ilgeno (apartment.
Hlgh.r Tar on Aa.rlean Horns.
Bremen, Nov. 21. -TM agricultural
societies of the Duchy of Brunswick have
begun an agitation In favor of higher
duties on American horses and of a pro -
Teton for three months' quarantine on
all suer as shall be Imported. The agita-
tion has already been oarrfed to the
length of petitioning She Imperial Bon-
d earatb, or Federal Connell, b Mite
action on the ruattr.
Under th. Pref 1.11 Tarlf,
London, Nov. 21, -The trade and
navigation return of the United Kingdom
for the month of October, just lathed by
the Board of Trade. anon. • notable in-
crease to !Deports from Canada.
Th. Pett.. T,1.l en Monday,
Belleville, Nov. 10. -Mr, E. Guns Pon
ter and Col. W. N Ponta°, counsel for
W. H Porton, are finally engaged In
preparing for the trial, whloh op.n8
Monday. Porton hfineelf hes gone ear
\npenee, and will prs3oally serve a
number of subpoena. In the Tielelay Of
that town.
That ledla.'. Death.
Wlarton, Nov. 19. -The jury empan-
elted to Infinite Into His death of the
Indian Chariest Jadjlwan, who fell from
the balcony of the Queen'' Hotel hen,
find that It la impossible M say whether
bla death woe accidental or otherwise,
though there Is room for suspfnion of
foul play.
('ase for 510.000 .t It,.rrl..
TnrOntn, Nov. 19. -it was refiled at
tegoode 11Nf1 nn Friday morning that
Mrs. Franklin Welke, whose husband
a flrama.t, wag 8111ed In a railway aril
dent last April. *hall brim on her action
for gin MI0 damage* at Raeder Chlet
Jerk's" Meredith gave her the option of
Barrie and Parry Soul.
The Mangoes. Moen 5,4o1.
Nltpnnet.. Nov. -f1 ... !be Antnntn
he
Arras open n b4 before Mr
Justine Fratteo.r The while Intermit
e.nh.e en the beak robbery Diets of
William Pnntnn, Mete of Bell.vUle,
Pare and Holden,
ONTARIO'S
NEW MIM1STER.
Mr. J. T. Garrow, Q.C., Celled to
the Provincial Cabinet.
A FRONT RANK BARRISTER,
A Mae of Great Natural Gifts, tied of
Sound J.dgwoat aad of Wil. mud
Aeeurata R.adleg-Plot a Flam-
bouyaat Orator, Mat . Ironer
fel lid Loges Publl.
speaker,
Toronto, Nov. 91 -His Honor the
Lietubnaot-Uovernor, Sir Oliver Mows%,
has, npon the recommendation of Pre-
mier Hardy and his colleagues, wiled as
a member of the Provincial Administra-
tion without portfolio Mr. J. '1'. Darrow,
Q.C., of Uoderlub, since I8O0 - until
within • few days past -member of the
Provbootal Legislature for West Huron.
'1be position 1s sinner to that held by
Hon. K. H. Bronson of Ottawa prior to
the last election and before hie with-
drawal trona the Uovercineut, when It
became evident to hila that his Lealtb
.Mehl& .8o&eermlk eLlskitzlormar onhena--
aaoe 1A omelet .:.Lte-me=.s-Jowbee -of the
Government. •
A. A►1. Lawv.r.
Mr. Darrow Is a banister in the front
ranks of the profession. with a large and
lucrative practice In the County of Huron
and Imrounding cuuutlea. He is squally
able whether In the capacity of an awn•
mete at n1.1 prlus or In arguing strictly
legal questions before the full court at
Usgoode Hall There are few men at the
bar in Ontario today Who are Mr. air=
row's equal when acting In either of the
above committing and fewer .1111 who are
his superiors. He Is ■ man of great'
natural elite developed by an extensive
Legal practice, of the aoundest judgment,
of wide and socureb reading, and tf
party men have looked upon him as
posseeing one faultlsl • politics' charm -
tar It !s that be ooneedee too much to his
opponents and deals with Stem. if that
is possible, too tenderly.
Not a /lamb t Orator.
Mr. (narrow 1s not • speaker upon
public questions of the flambuoyant
kind, but be .peaks with ease and great
force, logically and with preelslon. and
with that argumentative skill whloh
ehareeleriw hem as a ltadtng edema's
at the bar. He 1. a man who has always
pothered bolo in his private and public
life the entire oo.bldenoe or all those who
knew him, whether oe boa own or on
the oppo.lte side of poltefo.. While there
were a number of members of Parlia-
ment who might have been called upon,
no tester choice oonld have been mads
for the position whbob Mr. Garrow Is
called upon to fill. Mr. Garrow well not
be a salaried member of the Government,
and, am has been said, will not bold a
portfolio. He would not have been In ■
position lo .crept a portfolio If there had
bean one 1b offer, as hos large legal prao
atm would preclude his acceptance of a
portfolio unloose he were prepared to rake
greater pecuniary .escrifioes than he was
able or willing to make, MO he will sit
In Council, and the Government will
have both In Council and In the Legis-
lature the advantage of his rips and
mature judgment, of bis legal and bumf -
nem knowledge and of hie Industrious
habit.. He brings unquestioned strength
to an already able Administration.
Mr. Garrow is of Scottish parentage,
was born at Chippewa. Ontario, In 1848,
was educated at the Goderfeb H1514
School, was called to the bar 1n 1809 and
made • Queen's Counsel In 18)15, He has
been Warden of the County of Huron
and was alerted b the Legislature of On-
tario to 1890, 1894 and 18th.
QURTILLY'$ NARROW slicers.
A Master Meteor Fall. 1■ Om Freq\
Barque'. Path.
Philadelphia, Nov. 91. -Captain Gerbil
of tbe Frena barque Qoevflly, wbleb
arrived bete yesterday from Bonen,
Yvonne, says that on the night of Nov,
15, a huge meteor flashed out of the
heavens and fell with a tremendous
splash directly In the path of his vessel,
throwing water 11815 Mr -the Er and
drenching every man who was on the
deck of the barque. The entry In the log
book .'sates that the flash occurred wben
40 miles ears of Caps Henlopen. TM
orew, blinded by the fires white glare,
whloh surpassed the sun at noonday, fell
fainting with terror to the deck. II was
afterwards found that the enormous name
of whir -hoe metal had cowed the tem-
perature to rise from 54 80 86 degrees by
the Fahrenheit thermometer 00 the deck.
Incoming skippers say that the QOevllly
attracted monh attention In the river with
one side blistered at though .he bad been
through fire.
AN ADDRESS TO LORD MINTO
Proofed by the Mayor .d /5erperatle■
of tae City of Ottawa -
Ottawa, Nov. 21. -Lord Minto was
presented with an address of welcome
from the citizens of Ottawa In the City
Hall on 8atarday afternoon. Mayor Ding -
ham read the address. In 81. reply Lord
Mento spots of Ottawa and predicted for
It a great future.
His N.eeliury'. Stas
The appointment of Earl ilInto's 'staff
was gazetted Saturday. it Is composed of
Major L. 0. Drummond, Soots Guards;
Military Secretary and Governor -General's
8eoretety, W. F. Leannes, Saito Guards,
and Lieut. J. H. C. Graham, Coldstream
Guards, A.D.C.'re to Governor-General,
and Arthur Goole, Controller of Hones-
63101.
onnskj1d.
Rolled ,n Montreal P.11c. Statas5,
Montreal, Nov, 21. -Iddon Halton, 15
gears of age, now lies dead In Notre
Deme Hospital. He was arrested for be-
ing drunk on Saturday. in the same oell
were two other men named John McGuire
and J. B. Hosteler' Aneording to the
letter,4who was examined by Lieut. -Col.
Hughes, Superintendent of Pollee,
McGuire wee drink and was down On
hie knees saying he prayers when Baoon
name In and a1 once sharked Mm
Mnnelre In .df•defenne mired hem
aside. Haeon fell over on his head, fir18.
Ing on the end df the rolls and Inflicting
• armor wound ?flood flowed freely and
the Injured man was taken to Voce
Dame Hospital. where he deed soon atter.
A w.gae.t t. Queen's.
Kingston, Nov. e1. -Queen's llnlvers-
Ity Heel hae heen notified that a
begaeet ham been made by the I.1. M. C
Cameron, Lieut. Governor of the North
wept '1errlt.wles, of 81,000 for a (Melte
enhnlsnhfp.
I realest (trent w111 pnhllsh a hoot,
In whleh he will define his attitude on
.8. prohibition monition.
A •10,04)0 Manic .y (corner 1..e.
Winnipeg Nev. 91.--J. R Hiller.
rmmm.rnlnl traveler, hoe lest clo.od tee
eel. of a ens er int on Halter street. Nei
.no. en th.. It.nk of ?)Qtr -d 01 that
Or. at, C... !„in.l+••nio fIDore of 510 11 e,
casino The sale ewe qu4.ahfough l,y M►
1lss, Pswnrt. her$.t'r, eeemsnep cl
Mlnnalnsa. Mr, Meller nenght the lel In
1811 for 52.000. .
ANOTHER CONFESSION.
Iona. illl.tt add te Nave Allele Ad-
rltted the herder .t Old
Nr. Murray.
Wblsby, Nor. 91. -Edward Elliott, the
16 -year old son of Jcaepb Elliott of
Beavreen, was brought W the empty
loll bore oa Saturday nlgbl, entre M
w111 remain until the Spring Arla/r be
stood trial on the °harem of murdering
William Murray al Beaverton on the
afternoon of Saturday, Nov. 18. 1'b. lad
was boron Mailssrate Brum on Satur-
day, the eyldenoe upon wblab the oor-
oner's jury found • verdlot a1 murder be
lug »pealed, the result being that Elliott
was formally comml/ted for 1.1.1
Nothing further was elicited at this
spurt nave the fact that Elllotl had, In
u Interview with his father during the
afternoon, and In the pretence of 18. 000-
stal•W, reiterated h1s former oonfsaslo.,
declaring teat he 15.d Download the
deed, and o0 one was with him, adding
the oonsoling to, l that his unfortunate
vietlm "died easy.'' -
Telt with Inspector Murray.
'Toronto, Nov. 21. -Inspector Murray
returned So 'Toronto on Saturday night.
He was a000mpanled by Constable Smith,
in oharge of the prisoner Klllottt, W
prisoner being ou hes way to Whitby.
"What do you tbiuk of the ease?" es
was asked.
'• Well," said the detective, "tribe 1s •
cane somewhat similar to that of the
-t lltsan sit eider al -43.11, -stunt.:-Lek*
like Allison- Ila hoses, suns rentor pe
yes and balm, that same low brow, show -
dog • low artier of Intelligence, and he
also hips the name skull formation as
Allison.
"Ills oath against Slllott L strong,"
continued Mr. Morro".
"1 don't Shluk there is any doubt
about hie guilt lie has the wont romped
of any boy in Canada. And he is like
Alison to hie barbarous treatment of
dumb anlmale 'Pine boy Elllou win sake
a eat and deg out fes eyes and use the
yes for ba1t. Then he w111 drown the
eat. He has a recon] for shopbreaking
and Lroeny, and le now under suspended
4e0tence for horse stealing. All this
charged to. boy not yet 18 year of age,
and he's small for bis age at that"
IDENTITY OF THE UNKNOWN.
T. Meivoy, • Montreal Tailor, May Haws
B... a Murray M111 Victlm-
'RI.red Doing WWI.
Montreal, Nov. 91.--eTbe uokDown
man killed In the Trenton accident is
thought to have lex a T. McEvoy, •
Montreal Mllor, who had been two weeks
tbe
.aesr
letP'-
4- <)•.'01-
1b9113evllle. n O vy is suDpoed b have a
tamely In Montreal . Mr. Broderick paid
hem off on Saturday night last, and It is
though) that he was on the 111 fated tram
on his way to Toronto.
Th. IRewr.d .t B.Ibvlllw
Belleville, Nov. 21. -The Injured in
the ho.pltal are all doing well. MoNamr
are'. oondldoe Is more hopeful.
Arady Always a Sober Ma..
Peterboro, Nev. 21. -Mr. B. J.
Brady
of Asbburnb•m, a brother of Engineer
Brady, killed In the Murray Hill d1e•r
ter, bas published a letter denying the
• allegation that his brother was Intosf-
aNed en the morning of the collision. He
kas always a sober mas,, bis brother
lays. Mr. Brady also adds: ''Hl" regular
trip was from Belleville to Brockville and
thorn, and w ben called on Tuesday
morning to tate the westbound express
be said to his wife .bat he bated that
western Mp, as be was Dot used .o the
road, bet be supposed be would have b
take 1t as then were several of the t -
eaters off.'
51 Mlrlsg.
Tero.to, Nov. 91. -Mee 'a. C. W. hood
and Arthur Ooodoblld, son -f0 •law and
son respectively of the labs Charles Good-
ohUd, went to Belleville on iiat0rday to
resevsrlh. - valise and purse of the de
seared victim. They got no trace of the
valise, and teoovered but trio( the money
the deceased had. Two pounds are mine
Mc, while any Canadian money be may
bays had has bort loet mask M.
A Ds.oreato wll.w Drowsed.
Dwronto, Nov. 21.-A sad accident
•aeurrd hero about 9 o'clock Friday
evening. Mn. Brant and Mn. Markle
were engaged at leaning the omoee of
the Bay of Quints Railway at the Hash -
bun Company's wharf. The latter went
en empty • pall of water, and not rstur0 •
Ing In do) time, a search was at once
mads and be tbe aid of pike poles this
body of the unfortunate woman was re -
severed about 10 p.m. The dee.gg.d wM
a widow and leaves flue oblldreq.'v f
On Thursday the Infant ebfld of AIM
Bowen, Dessronso, fete Into • 11111th td
water and was drowned. ,
.._.. _,. T.5 FaANZ SIGEL - - -
Old Time Sobore .r Probably Lose with
1•r Crow of Nim..
1t. ()stearin'', Nov. 19. -The eehoonr
Gen. Fong Sigel Is still mlsetng. She
was naught In the great storm on Lb
Kris last Tburd.y and was thought to
have foundered wits all on board. Ail
the other sflips that were out In the lake
when tee storm some up Mee been Mari
from. Tee Sigel tarried • orew of eight
men and • woman gook. The veal was
ecmmaoded by Capt. Cook. The Morn
was at its height last Tborday, at which
time • fisherman of Cedar Point, wham
name to Vellgo•8M, said 88.t be was
blown down the lake on h1. little oat
beat. H. suooseded, however, In making
• landing on Green island, where Light -
keeper (lbesat reported that he had
men a small whoopee napelle In the
storm oft the I.laod. Glheant. 1/ Is eald,
counted six men and at least o0e womau
clinging b the 1.1411 of the ship, but they
were afkwards swept sway. The whip
that Glbeaot enea Is now thought to be
the Sigel, and It 1a the general opinion
that she foundered east of Oren Island
lull Thursday night with sight seen sad
one woman aboard.
The ship has had six day In which to
report, bot she bag not done •o. That
strengthens the belief that •
•e he was •f
loot.
The Sigel was a voles) of 810 net loos,
and was about ib years odd
Th. R f 051. sena.
The dread uncertainties of war have led
many volnnsar soldiers to make a oro -
?melon of religion before going to the
front. Their new elrnomstan .and proh-
able danger* have 'teatime/ them to a
acnes of their spiritual noel■. Dentition
many mei. will be led to an eternal en -
naming tinder the bonne of IM ernes
by the late war. God finds Deane • large
variety of nlroamstarw,,. In ironer,
seedless men to o knowledge of 1811111
teal helple•sner, and sometime. He lets
the storm of war Marh them that they
have mithe anchor nor harbor. TM
stirhnr of bops In the (' trillion '• haven
el rest I. what 51111 Mead In this world.
Rag Arerloan Prnt.•dw..
W a.Mngbs, 0 C., Nov. 19.- News
name to the Navy Department ypbsrd*y
from Admiral Dewy. He cabled as fel
lows: "Charleston and Cottoned thrived
en day from 110110. Cat.mand.s report
that the enter* ielnnd of Panay la In
pnoeasefo0 of /he Meleager ()tenet llnlln,
whir+ ta defended be 8Ml Spanleh trolls
A 11 leve4yn ,•arenas.• M.re hag for Amer
ten protectlnn 'f he Idand of Negro' h.•
declared In.lopntotenee and desires Amer
lean protection.
IN A THICK FOG -
As Overdaa Train linos Dews a tires of
14.vvl.. Nene J.rwy City Tw.ly.
Mallreder. Dead.
NOV York, NOT. 19. -II is now dein•
leggy known /bat Medi* hien were killed
and sit Injured by being .trunk by an
eastbound Peunsylranne Iteflrued toils
at the Ilackeneaok Iron bridge just me-
ad. of Jersey yesterday morning. lee
men were hit by 18.s train during. thick
tog.
1M train wbleh ran down the gang of
worknaeo was . local from Milltown M
Jersey 0187. It was du. In Jersey City .t
8.90 a.m. Tbe fog delayed the train end
Engineer Jobe Van Oalraud was endeav-
oring to make up clue. His train waa
running .t • bleb ne of speed. H. did
not suppose IMI men ware at work In
the lug, and thought nothing would
08.1,0ot • quick run 10 Jersey City The
tins ne knew that his train had run Into
the mon was when the engine jarred. He
heard the ohm of the wuundel, and as
IMOD Y possible, be brought his train to •
mtop. The men pawugers got out and
aided the trainmen In • ooching for the
bodies of the vloslme. The fog had not
lifted and the aytib.S bed to teal then.
way.
1 he dead meg all I1v.d In Jersey Clty.
Three of the men ktllel were Irish, and
Die other vlotlma were either Polos or
Itallau.. Dougherty, the man supposed
b be on guard to look out for approach•
Ing trains, was a oon■hlerabto distance uD
1Jle .3t*ck trula.fha neater Women oink
h. evidently -dal amass she trate, ter be
g ave no warning. H1■ body waa hurled
n inety test through the air,
WHAT CAU*ED REM °ISATIS.
Dr, Brows mar. die Braises.. H.r Body
tt'.re (.need by t'e.leare.
Teterboro, Nov. 19.-eAn Inquest to
e nquire Into the death of the child, Stella
Iunoben, who died holds .lrenlier.
oum1tanc'es In Monaghan on the 54th
Inst., was held to the- County Council
chamber .8 2 o'clock oy Tbureday.
'1M case 1s a very p 00111.' one, the
testimony going *oxbow that Mn. Facey,
who adopted the child, had whipped her
on several occasions, and that the little
girl bad been seen several times with
bad bruises on her bead, face and body.
Mn. Faoey stare that the child died
from the effect's of falling from a chair.
Homs of the neighbors suspected violence,
and refused to do aaything uutll tee
doctor carne. To one of the wieneeres,
Mrs. Facey had stated that she did not
want the child, these elm was tired of It,
and would part with It any time
Dr. Brows, wbo made a oast mortem
esteefrnahrw-mer 4e the eeodeet.e that
the bruin found on the dead child were
mused by •loans
1 b Iaquest waa adjourned un.11 Mon-
day ahsr000n.
TBE MOH COMMISSION •
Joint Coaarleel.e •1 Waehlagtes Neve.
to Ceaelado at Cbrbt.ue..
Waahlogton, Nov. 19. -Members of the
Anglo American Commte*ton, C.nadtana
and Americana, expressed the hope yes-
terday that the oowmlseton would oom•
pleb SiIlabors beton the Christmas
holidays, but they are not yet willing to
stab that • treaty will be framed mver-
Ing the many subjeota of difference be-
tween the United State* and Canada.
Ties commission bold Its ..oat salon
beginning at I1 o'clock yesterday.
The joint session was brief, and the
eommleston adjourned until Tuesday ail
1 a.m. The two sides bold siestas* sett -
sloes doting tb• afternoon, and moat d
the time until Tuesday will be given to
separate meetings The sole object eon-
ddered yesterday was reelproolty.
Is he understood that the Item of live
animals is receiving spselal attention.
The prospect of an early settlement of
the Behring 8e qq eetlon waa Improved
by the receipt of word that the two
officials who have been making an ap-
preleal of the value of the Canadian seal-
ing nee had completed their labors aad
are now on their way Se Washington.
BON. 0. W. ROSS AT C1ATU*M.
v1NM Palate and Private se\eete-Pr..
, baiter Fatal Aeeldeet.
Chatham. Ont.. Nov. 19. -Hoo. George
W. Rams, Minister of ideation, arrived
Ire yesterday and paid a visit to the
Collegiate Institute. He highly esmpll-
mented the H1gb School Beard on bay-
ing moth a fine school and very plummet
surrounding& In tlate afternoon tbe Min-
ister visited the McKsough, Central and
Model Saloon' and Ureullne Academy
(convent), and was warmly esteemed,
t -As each lnetituticn the Mlnbtr made
d appropriate address.
While engaged at work on the scaffold-
ing of the oil well" of the Fatrb.nk Co.,
Bothwell, Archie McCall fell. striking
tee ground with snob form as to fracture
hie skull and be now lies In a preearlotis
*audition, bnt alight hopes beIeg en-
Wltalned for hie recovery. His wife has
been summoned from Petrol..
Healey. the M.tee Ma., Dead.
Pbfladelpbla, Nov. 19. -John W. Keel-
y, the Inventor of the Keeley motor, died
yesterday at his \ere la this oily from
pneumonia. He was eaten 111 on Satur-
day Inst end matlnued to 570w .te.4117
worse until bis death. Mr. Keeley was
el rears old and tears, a widow.
BURNED TBR OMANOR 1,0005D,
Archibald Foster of Artatme l& ftell.vod
to B. 051. Man.
Owen Sound, Nov. 19. -High Con-
stable Noble of Markdale, has leooa n; to
jail Arebllald Foster of Artemena, who
was eommlttd by Justices of the Team
Roe, Pickett and Struthers, on a charge
of hie being dangeronaly Inane and of
threatening to •hnot. When ennead Mon-
day Ilam be was carrying a Icedec revol-
ver, and was about goitre to Mr. iMoan'
onion, evidently for the enemies of shoot-
ing hint He had threatened Mr. Marsh,
Mr. Sproule and otherm shout the village.
7 he evIJ.noe Mateo before the maglr
trnten *bowed that one of his IIIno ons
w*.
that several et'a propel" In Markdats were
rnhtdng him. ()wine M his belief thee
h. Orangemen were against him to tome
way, It is theat a by 00•1141 Leet h. find
'4. ()ranee lodges recently burned; also
✓ Sproole's buildings. He has bean
nearly weak as dense for about flee
etre.
1 he anal interment of the LM P,Mnoe
N meat r k w►11 tette Dines on Sunday next
Hew Ideal
Mn. Frnpley-Is 1t true that ynat
denghter Ne11ie is engaged to Clemens
(:I Ippereont
Mn. Himmel -Yea, they are to he mar.
sled along shout the holidays.
Mn. Frlpley-Oh, 1'n1 au glad/ He
has been after n y W'tnnle off and on for
y.ara, and I've bre•n o., afraid he'd gat in-
to the family. Ah, here's Nellie. (51...w
het.) You dear thing, I must eongratty-
late you I-Clevdamt feeder.
genelele R •
"$tete, Ard tip," sa14 his Wend.: Meet -
Mg him on the revel the Ater mild morn.
Inc. "How numb .lo ono Trod re art. It
0111'Two drillers and • half," retitled Aril
Op. shivering
'fir, money wee) mloI neer, and thr
nisei moturt,t 8.ore , i, hie way to bra un
ale's.--('hlrmgn Tri hone.
CHICAGO EASY AND FIRM,
The Wilmot Markets os satardgy-The
Loral Urals and Prods*. Sian •
bete- Lel.at Qs Sienese.
Mlaeder Iheideg, Nov, 111,
Live w taturee we0s
steady dday, clothes i:1 per metal b
to - below
ireiervlay's earl char:+.. Parte wheat de
caned 10 to 13 croJmw, sed dour 6 to A6
centime.. lower for the du
'1 u'• ehicago wheat 111. net ..p.'ts'd easy,
nut neon up Late eb1 reported export bu -
leg, ciente( lfle to 14. above ye.telday's
close,
needles Wheat 1Rarketta.
Following are the elation pre,-oa today at
Ialpon.al contras:
Cask. Nor. Der. May.
<tl ago ,.,5..,, p 01 4110 ag14Mt 114114
New York .. arra 0 731 0 71
M:Iweukee .., 0 at11, 0 HIL
St. Lona .. , , arra 0 78(4 a 7014 0 IIY
Toledo .. ... ..,. 0 72 0 7
Detroit 4 7014 .,.. Y 7074 0 70
uLlotb. Nu. 1
Northers 0 57 .... 0 este 0 6314
D'-. no. I
hard...., ,. 0 nen
.. ,...
Mimeettpole „ a r r a 0 6814 0 es% 0 elifl
f• runt,,, Nu. 1 •
lard Mewl ..089 arra
Toronto, red .. 0/to arra arra arra
Terr.at. et. Lawrsaa Market.
Heeeiple of grain were light -1450 bashela
--:k) loads or Lay and H )4 strew. u•Itb •
large supply of puullry, butter aid vete
t. beet.
Wheat ---Red and white sto6y, with seas•
smiler, OUP bushel* selling as fallow.:
White TM• to 73.•, red 73tvc to 74e, goose
i ! iota
BarieY steady: 400 Dwae1. sold et 30o
to 611yc
Cats steady; 6110 Morris *old at tieyc.
..--Waramoritabrates aped atm tu.19310.
..Juga. ata 'thy. aad nb,6a to 43.8u tar
clover.
Straw Mead). ...ern 1'alds selling nt 17.50
k .els.-I t[syrae•d hog. wen, water at 55.23
to 1.7,60.
1'w e4,rw acrid III 80r to 110.• per bag.
Mutter plentiful elt ler to 210• for 1 Ib(
Rdb, tbe latter prier being mild for No,
choler dairy to apn'bJ customers.
Itgg.-Choler, new laid, ..ahem, el 254 to
:aa• _per doe.. while rotor that have l,.n'n
interred for three to four weeks were wortle
■ (.allot 1A• to 2i.•.
8.50 super -AU kinds sit pu.duy were pleatf•
cul, hh prices easier. Cho -tens .sed all
the wee from 2'.. to TSc per ps1r. aped gen-
eral rue was •tabout l3ct o 3h...turke
7.' to 1,A• pre Ib. yea
least Buffalo Cattle Market.
Kest Buffalo, Nov. 15.- 4'attle-7h»ry were
13 toads of ear rattle, a0 lanadla.s,
whe.•b wee. held for Monday'■ market.
Market weedy. l5alres In moderate de-
noted and feeler. A fire saes of extra
calves were made at 51.20, bel the basis
for pretty good oast was O.
Sheep and Lambe -Werke( 'bowed so Im-
proyemeut over put few day. Total eller
tags were 3s lords, 11 load' len over art
T paid. d tee.' (Lrlada Iambs. Markle
weak and -very Irregular ea' 401rlalald OF
enmdeslon. Iamb.. timbre to extra, *Lop
4.110.2[1: good to .hallos. 56 to $3.14: eons
moo to falr, 54.76 to 56. MDeey, ch.dee to
earn, 54 1.114,28: 511c.d to eerie, 55.73 to
ea; e.minea to fair, 33 to FOTO.
[.aeon Oat.. Nov. 19. - anpty ore fan
teet a egret T
red 5710 October; sales. 126 at
8kkc, 411 a1 Ifs,.-, 840 et 8 15-16r. 490 as 8r.
&.n a1 Wtie. Market more adore then last
week
Watertown, fI Y., Nov. 19.-Jisles ea
board of Trade to -day. MO bu.xs lame
a; De to 111.e, botk ss 914x, teptrmtrr and
October make. All taught for home trade.
Wettish Markets.
Liverpool, Nov, k.'1. -1128),) -Ne. 1 North..
spring. 0a 115.1 to Ile 1m -d: red *Inter. .:.
Id : No. 1 Cal., b ailed: corn Is 1014d:
pias, ba lad: pork. Sly; lard. Yrs; terra,
19. 0d: mem. heavy. 1.... Ts: IIgM. 27..;
' Mort eat, M. 6d; flare,, white. Oa. es;
colored, 44.
IAverpowt-4*ase•-*pea wheat steady at a
10d for No. 3 Cal.. M Id fur red winter awl
en Aid for o. 1 Northern: led *Inter fa
Does galet at M 14 for Ike. std le 5544
for Marv -h Maine. :In 11114 • - snot: fit -
terve, 1a Inlet for Noe., 3. 8rb4 for Ds,.
■ nd 5s 0114 for Maroc. Finer, 19e 6d.
T■et SWCIP*OCTTT tstriarrtOn.
T\. Qu.etleo •1111 /1M.r C..eld.eas/a.
e1 Was►I.gt.a.
Washington, Nov. 11. -Tee Anglo-
♦mertesn Commission held no wenio4 oa
eatnrday, but the two sides help mowers
mnfenoote for tha purple of arranging
their date for the next joint .e..Ion on
Tuesday. Reefprocfty oontlnued to be the
main subject of discussion, and It was
u nderstood that the lumber hem was
r o.Iving eo.idderabl" attention. It 1s
probable that the fres llste In the Tariff
A.I. of Canada and the Hotbed Sere
will be Incorporated to any eeolproelsy
agresme8 wblch may be resew, and 1t
Is pointed oat by members of the I0 -
misatoa that abts w111 be imperious In
g iving lbw fres limes • permanent form
as parts of . treaty, rather than In
changeable form as part of the general
.tatare. ItesM. the articles on the pres-
ent free 11x8., efforte are Ming made to
extend thee* lista as tar as porlbbs e0
products In whloh the countries do tree
"ems Into competition.
05151T50 43 TZARS *00.
C1.1es. w&wt.waw.. From the Mas 1451.
Left Her lewd 11.r nab..
Detroit, Mleh., Nov. 91. - Hata
Uri(Un Jobeaon of Simone. Ont, has
filed • bill In the Wayne Circuit Cour!
against David H. John.on, her husband,
for a separate n alntenanoe. 88. avers
that he deserted her more than 11 year
ago, came to this city sol as a wagon
maker acquired a forting of 928,000 r
upwards. She mays they were mauled in
Wingham, Ont., October, 1864. and lived
so.ether In Stmooe until the following
June, when he left br, that soon after-
wards • ehilo was born to her, that for
rears she was obliged to work at any old
kind of drudgery b toppers herself and
red.', that In September lath des learned
that the bridegroom of 44 years ago was
111 this city, that the name here and
found him and that he refused to have
anything to do with her. She asks the
emirs to decree that he Mall pay •11 the
cora of her sole and girt her a tarn
quarterly, safflrten% for hr malntemsnoe
ONE BILLED. ONR MAT Dolt.
Crushed by a Derrlet Ru Over by •
Tr.'.,
Montreal, Nov. 91. -Two .0.14enta
took plate here Satorlay, one fatal and
Ha other of • very grave nature. Wllh.m
MaLede, an English sailor on the look-
out for ■ .hlp, was where along the
fanny*, and a derrick fell over and crush-
ed the poet fellow to death.
The other oast wan that of Ferdinand
Parads. 49
years
of age, ,who wall
run
over by a C.P. H. Main at the Hoehelaga
Stook Yards about 8.40. Both of hie lege
were terribly crushed just below/ the
knee and ht .111 probably die.
A H,.wlltnn Wonsan Fund Dead.
Hamilton, Nov. 21. - Mn, Isabella
Hervey of 179 Cathartee street north,
Hamilton, whose only pet wee a (unary,
and neer had callera was found IoM In
her bed Friday mornlbg. Tee body was
badly dbacolor.d, she n,us/ have diel a
week ago the feathered rmgstr 1.7
etnrved to death as the bottom of the
sage An Inquest w111 be bold.
18.lars .f lira. 0.11f.rd.
Rridgepnet, Crane ., Nov. 11t. -Interest
In the Yellow M111 Pend wngely has
Men revived with the resnrn of i)r.
Name 41n11/ord M this city oa Saturday
evening In amegatly of offbeat The noted
midwife .noel 1. New York 1n the
morning MI reed W steamer I.neanla
from Q15.51gwie Mot Liverpool.
Pester ?Mee e t 00.
Toronto, Nes, II.'a.William Poorer, the
Inen arrested at BWlend landing N
Feldey ley Rewash. niter Finsen, She
hrnngM'1witm• Msegl.W.ss 55111. on Age.
nrday, and fined hog and enea and /lee
month In jell, wig! tbe alter -nettle of lit
month. addldoa0l Make One is stib* W,
\fim
•
tgor
ff1it
Vitt -to work and to win -to keep ncum
maul w a soured body- to laugh at worry,
VIWya -to ward off diseaoe to comm.
quer obstacle -to transmit health and
strength to your posterity,
VITALITY -t0 %resist the fearful "train
aid tension of modern life to m:eke up
for the constant drains of overwork.
Dr. Ward's Blood and Nenrpills reefer
ell three essential qualilieS on lite u. -r.
THIS EVIDENCE IS AMPLE PROOF.
Bebore using tSr. Ward's B100(1 :u,d
Nerve Pills I felt weak, nervous and n,n
down. I had loot weight atrndi;y f,,,
some timet my circulation was pun,
hands, feet and limbs were cold, I .har
felt weak and my muadaa trembled.
after the use of one box of Dr. Ward.
Vida, 1 feel Wm try old se1L l ivers>tiisad
Ave pounds in weight -and lee pester,
in cheerfulness- 1 now walk firmly, my
muscular system is strong and me "blood
rrculateavigorously. 1 have morecumlo,,
than l have experienced in years, 8,
Wand's Pills have done more for me than
any medicine 1 ever took.
PETER CAsimcHAal.,
13 Bright SL, Toronlq, Oast
All good druggists can supply you. 1f
they won't, we will by mail. Pnce Sac. per
boa, or oboes, for ii.eo. Tela DOCTOR
WARD CO., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
FOR WEAK( GIRLS AND BOYS
Dr. Ward's blood and Nene P1t1.,
PUT YOUR FINGER --
ON YOUR PULSE.
if It Is Weak sr irregular deal Nese.
dq te Start *be as* o1 51111.,.'.
Heart a•1 Nerve Pills at enea.
With a 111005, steady, regular pulse
w may .zp.et vlg°rou. baaltlt.
WM a weak, irregular, intermitl"f
Cr -we w ten at once the vitality V
that i izsyand Faint Spells. Smot►•
ming and Sinking Sensations and anther
i er
tions ars bound to ensue.
By their action in atrwngthening lbs
heart, toning the nerves and eel -whew
the blood, Milburn's Heart and Nene
Pills relieve and cure all diose distremisg
conditions just enumerated.
Mrs. B. Croft, residing on Waterloo
Street, St. John, N. B., ears:
" For some time past I have suffered
from pallor, weakness and nervous per
testier, 1 had palpitation and irregstar
Mating of the heart so severe as bs
eause me great alarm. i was treated
y�
relief.
ysicians, but got no permanent
"I am glad to say that from Minters's
Heart and Nerve P41s 1 derived the
Ont real benefit that i ever got hos
any medicine. My appetite is improve/.
ivy entire system toned sp, and jcaade
ao less than cheerfully recommend ther
pills to all requiring a reliable heart .al
nerve tonic-'•
Nese Mary 8. Hack., Sett Bey, Oaf . ssya
laza-Lithe Pills erred beret eke Reeadla,
Iran wh41 the W tattered ler • year.
1==.i
ladles Parte as a\..Ilfter.
A Navajo Indian ora hide mon talk
within tbe folds of 81s blanket than.
two -busiest basket could bold, and am
w eaassfolly bide many stolen snicks
blame our yes. T8. settlers eking N•
Sa* Juan and Aalmas Hever., daring
Wer early days had to pet all tbetr weal -
able posl.teeions into one earner of Uwe
places of abode and and guard whoa
the Navajos, were visitors, which was
Soo tregteel ooeurrenee. "Cblenyab•
gel"-mea■lag something to ea► -was
the first intimation gearally time r
Isdlae was near -wham • ball doaea.
They rarely .waled half • don b
n umber, as obey, Ilk. 184 ♦merle.. bots,
8.1 learn./ thee the malls .un8
stood • bettor grew a getting 11s1W56
M eat.
OM day 18 - s sable, M
W south bent lbs Mae Joao ROW
three bachelors were partaking of /t*
eves105 meal what a Navajo with a OM
ye walked in. An treed to winch IM
Indian's movement, but he bad 1851-
• 80 get aev.ral articles Glider W
blanket and would Dot have been dee*
.d band not an ancithnl befallen kilts. A
batehee which dipped from one of H.
fold. In bb blanket fell, the .harp Mads
oat a lone g.eb In the oalf of the leg
Tee Indian looked to tbe root of tn.
cabin as If wondering wheys the 8.5e40
bad fallen from, but the blood "Turtles
from the °pith gash b.trated him. BM
blanket was shaken, and a butcher knits.
miner's ondleatlek, several oat theism'
• package of tob.reo, all b.lwl)dM1 N
W sable, MI se the earthy NW
HERRTBURN
"In the Spring of 'Sin, i was attacked
with Dyspepsia and Heartburn. So
sever. was the pain that i could not
sleep or sit, and i was troubled with
headache most all the lime. 1 remained
In that state for three months, and tried
everything i could think of. At last (iso
day i read in the paper ab(wt Burdock
Blond Kitten, and thought 1 would try
it. Great was my surprise on Altering
the Ar.t bottle to And I could eat better,
the headache ISA me, and before I had
seed the eeeond bottle, i was complete!?
eared i cannot advise too strangle 19
sufferers from stomach trnubfea to M
R R.B." MRS. WM. GRATTAN, fa'
diantown, N.B.
The universal testimony from
ell parts of Caned* gives the palm
of victory over .II diseases 01 the
atSIosac8, Liver, Bowels and Blood
..eta - .etre -•
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