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Rev. .mr. Davidson bee !moved hate
the residence formerly owned and oc-
cupied by Mr. Thorime Ward This
will make a Mee manse for Mr. David-
son and fenaily.--Prior to leaving for
their home in the North West, Mte
and Mrs. James Armstrong were pre-
sented by the congregetiou of St.
Johns eluiech, with a well worded ad-
dress, accompanied with a handsome
tuantle dock, to be a const -it remind-
er of the time spent in Varnioand also
as a reminder of the time to come,
when partiog would be over and time
no more. Mr. Armstrong made afeel-
ing reply.
Aceneaer.-A. eery 'serious aecideet
occuered neer here e, few days ago, lay
Walla young ind, son of Mr, James
Jelenstoo, of the Bite -field Road, God-
,erieh township, 10,et hie leg. It means
that a number of boys lead proeured
the barrel Ot 0,11 °id gun. and charging
it with power had COnceived the Wee
of exploding It, They laid the gem bare
rel on a pile of stones and covered it
with etra wooed then set Ore to it, with
the hope that when the hurning straw
reached the gun barrel the explosion
!would take place, In -thts, bewevea
they were disappointed, for the ser:aw
burned out and no explosion incurred.
Young Jalmeten went up to where the
ton was, with the intention of exam -
ming it to eee why the powderhad not
exploded, when it went off, the berrel
of the gun stritadog WM. OD the leg
with such force as to smash the hone
between the keee and the anide to
such an extent that it waa found tame -
%try to anapiatitte the leg above the
knee. The operation was peefetened
by Dr. Gonne of Clinton. The yoaing
man stood the operation well, and is
now doing as Weliele.C1111 be expected
under the eirettinstences,
Stephen Comma
The Connell Of the township of Step,
hen =welled: in the Tom' Hall.Cwk
iton, on MondaY, May 4th, at 10 non -
Alt present. Minutes of previous meet
-
log read and approved. Anderson-
Yearly-thet the Assessor's Roll for
1903, ate returned to the Clerk. be
?Wed, and the Assessor he paid his
sable:Ye-Carded. Wnerth—Webb-
Hut By -Law No. 3. of 1903, authoriz-
ing the -Reeve and Treasurer to Imrrow
the sum of not more than $25410 to
meet the enment expenditure of the
township until Welt time as the tan'
to be levied are colleeted, teeing road
the third time be lemseil and eigned by
the iteeve.---(arried. Andereon--
Wuerth- that fdy-Lew o.?,Nof 10E).
lie amended by strilidoen, out the Dalllei
of the following pattunastere
No. 10.John Mast and eultetitaing the
name of Jacob Sweitzer; No, 30, Thee.
Lane to Simon Dieerieb; No, 39. Mal.
Min Mier to Zeller Meyer. and Na'.
WM BY FOREST FIRE&
DISTRIcr NORTH OF SITARBOT
wag RAVAGE, -
Bridges, Lumber and Cordwmed
13urne4-4411y Narrow Becepes
Disastrous Fire at Ildeetoneee
Forest Fires in Quebee Dying
out,
fogreilsItst°finAres May
4. b-een131$4:atglmni:
in the north COlintly, north of Sharbot
Lake, since Wednesday last, destroy-
ing thousand* of acres of fine stand-
ing, timber, cut lumber, devastating
homesteads and doing inealenlable
damage. The toss garillOt be eetimate
ed. Farmers have had the results a
heir fifes work swept away in a few
minutes in the mad rush of the de
vonring element. Many familiee aave
been rendered homeless and deetitute,
and hardship abotiade on all side.
Herds of eattle„ horses and other farm
stock, unable to escape, wera swallow -
cd up by the fiemee. Many narrow
escapee are recorded, but fortunately
no IIVQS were lost.
The fire Stetted at a point nerthe
Net of Pimawhere farmer* were
'ear:hoer land by burning underbrush.
A still breeze sprang up unexpected-
ly. and carried the OfihicS illtO the tall
timbers, .where they were soon beyond
human control. With a 11Qiee /Male
leli»g the roar of the mighty Niagera,
the fire swept onward, destroying
everything in its path. So quickly
did it adyenee that fanners and thew
'amines were forced to flee to open
fields in order to save their lives.
When the fire had peesed the families
relearned to where their home had
toad to find teething loft but ashes,
The village of Vciinaehar was clean.
54 mu. aim practieally wiped from the
face of the map. Fears are RISO en-
teeteined for the safety of Pima, as
ea late word has been received. 'Where
once prosperity. reigned, now is all
deeelation-burned farms. blackened '
zin 1 charred ticabere, ruined prospects
awl 'saddened hearts. The path of
410* fire covered 4 wide Ares. and nethe
ing deetruetible escaped. The motto ,
Wil$
so dense that people for miles '
around suffered from its effects.
Peter Les of the Iron City House,
°well, had a thrilling experience. He ;
had driven up the country a few miles 1
to metre the services of a girl to at -
01, Joseph NS ebb to Ferdinand twat- tend Ins sick with. On the way back 1.
ton. Anderson -Webb -that, the town. the two encountered the fire. Before
ship Conte of Revisiod he held in the they could eicape they found them -
Town Bull, Crediton. on Tuesday, ',Vey selves surrounded. The girl wrapped 1
20111 next, at 10 a.m.-Carried. The Ler bead in a hawl, leaving one ear
following orders were graritetle-Good expoetel, unknowingly. This ear was .
Hoene eeteehtoery co, edge for grader sqbadly burned that at least hail of it '
itlid exprees, $10.7lh R, Seeli, elm Inith will be lost. Putting the whip to the
bee for S.13., 0.39; 'Maitland, Rigel) ,,t; frighteued horse. hire Lee hoped to ,
co„ one ear Of cedar plank, 3270.00; escape through the wall of tiaine whieh 1
Hoist, Wolf and Feltner, hauling lam. ahnost surrounded him and his charge,
her from station. $10; er.T.R.. freight Awny dashed the horse. but. tinfortun- ,
no Innilter, 818z Al. FinkbeiniM cover. ately. the trunk of a (ellen tree ob.
ing culvert mid spikes, emu 8, 75e.; A. strutted the roadway, and when the
't‘ alil, tile, $L04,. 11.1seihn, tile aceoune struck this the horse broke loose, leav- "
F.111.23, P. Lime, stone foe road, 32.00; itte, the vehicle and its occupants be- .
'W. Oliver, rock elm plank, $33.1d; C. hind. Mr. Lee was dragged over the.
Stone, rep. bridge, $2; J. Sharrow, dashboard, but escaped serious injury. I,
rep. culvert on Gore road, We.; W. }Hs face and bends, however, were
lettoncl, grading, 30; O. W. Christie, badly burned and blistered. The horse's
drawing plank, $1.25; J. Oulnan.salary tail was burned off and its ears and ,
as Assessor, $80; J. Wein, eep. culvert sides were badly singed. The two port-
end ditch, $2; P. I.Craft, rep. culvert, ple had a narrow escape from death. 1
$4; Lyman Glanville, rep. loud ereek The Rathbun Company lost a large
led'g and filling In approach, S3; 3. quantity of cordwood and loin. At
Lawson, nutting in hex, 31.15; Jos. Folger Station Isaac Allen lumber
McKeever, putting in culverts,ha tiling merchant, bad 6o.tave feet of lumber en-
plank, etc., $9; N. Baker, rep. culvert tirely destroyed. Ilis lumber camp be- .
on con. 2, 110e.; If. Basery, rebate of low Ardech, on the Mississippi River, itc:
1902 statute labor, $8. Council ad- was wiped out of existence. Those in
journed to meet again, %ma Tnesday, the camp at the time were forced to
ell:ay:20. Gravel contracts will he let take to logs and push out into the
at 2 ohdoel; p.m. Cana of Revision stream in order to save themselves. !
will be held in the forenoon at 10 ann. The long bridge over the Mississippi, !
H. lather, Clerk. below Ardoch, was 'burned to the wae ;ate
ter's edge, and coinmunication between ,
Daeltwood the two shores at that point is now ! ;
Master Eldie Goetz is ill and under maintained by use of skiffs. This
the doctor's clue. We trust he may bridge was nearly half a mile long. An- IPA
soon be restored to his former health. other long bridge at Lauridreau s, near
-Mr. Irwin abetter, of Zurich, spent
P
Sunday at his home here. ---e Tem- LIae
uvrina,wasdreauentirely de
shome‘vaslsvtired.Ar.
poeydout, and Th1 !tx,e1
he lost everything, saving nothing more "
penance committee of the Evangelical
Sunday, school here introduced pledge than the clothes he wore. A fanner
cards
in the school on Sundayonly farther north, towards Renfrew, had
a very few, however, signed the card, his farm swept clean of everything
the majority feeling within tbeinselves thgt stood on it. S'esity head of cattle Ki
that they could control themselves were also lost. Many farms were visit-
ed by the devouring element and the '--
without. attaching their signatike to a
n
bit of a card. The pledge included o houses or barns destroyed.
toxicating liquors, the use of tobacco To show how quickly the flames
and profanity. -The Rally Day corn_ swept inflammable things away, the
mittee met on Sunday after ehe school liveKingstonitravellers o
vellenrsv
ashaYthtehyaton
and made arrangement for the -pro-
tLeirpass-
gram to be rendered on Rally Day, ed a mill that was in full running or -
May 17th. A good collection is asked der. Fifteen minutes later, when they
for,as the proceeds are to be Applied in were fleeingfrom the fast following
aiding the mission cause in connection the. ,they again passed the mill site, but
with the ebureh.-Miss Laura Goetz this time the mill was nothing but a
left for Detroit on Tuesdity.-A nano ileeipayhhv
1 ruins.
Nan.aya have
been rendered
impassable on account of falling trees,
end traffic will in consequence be much
delayed until the roads can be opened
• K::/k KAW -K
5 , Tuekerszattit.
der oncrie
ene.ea. 8. Sandere,Editor and Prop
TIIURSDAY, MAY 7, 1903
eRNER414 Leo:1104v 2Vas
FALL.
Everyelaing points to a general dee-
tion this falla The departments
are preparing for it and the klea is to
go to the etmetry before Sar Wilfrid
Laurie's health hevoaues so „shattered
es to force laiin to retire, This ex-
plains the cooking of the publie ac-
counts so as to show fake skirpluses hi
the post oilieedepartment and on the
Intereolonial Railway. In a, series of
ineuipulat ions by which large amounts
the capital iteeounte are. being •carried
over lentil it year, Hon. W. ae, Field -
beg is arranging for a lag steeples for
the fiscal year. This balance, wItich
will lie reached on the le robbing Peter
to pay Peed" Weis, will result lu
enorluoul deficit during 19034, but. it
seal then he beyona the abilite- of the
people to pimisli the Wen:lees. The
•whole arrengeineat is looked npaie
• earefetly ploe ve sleeeive the
electorate to the real coedition a
the conntere finance.% Sit- William
Muleek's eetion repreeenting his dee
partment as havg a sarpIns of
wield', the Am:Hoe-General deeLares
delltfit of $3,Seeteee fnerthdtes an e,
eellent exemple of the lengths to
wbith the put ministers of the
MANZI Lill' proipliFIX1 In Ws in order to
lead theirmasters-the people-aetray.
When the pear 134 le fully exposed
Abe euppliseil surpluses wilt beve
appeared laid instead, the offsetting
ehortage will he a boemerang to those
lao pile their trust In the Liberal
dere.
ay.fielt
Tim TATA% MRS. P.Vile..-On Sand,
Apra the when neither eat tla wee MOP
tied in her gevegeous drese of green,
tiw Wads herehalog the &et tireghe
rays of the eau their warbling.
oM seemed at peaee, tleSiplIV !yd114
the Angel tit Death vieitta our midst
end suldened the home tie Ade. Jaille,4
14,Y eery:Filer eevay bz$ beloved,
partner in lila, the age of ryeane,
lit months, Mre. Park had item io
feeble health for fritilie tln and the
end Was net unexpeeted She was one
of the nitstileKS or Stanley township,
leaving eettlea with her busbend on
the Ooshen Line. "wady did years ago.
After choring awl uraking comfort-
elitea goad farm they rttired to
mailer plare near here, where they
treve team) life Howe eithily tor the last
29 veare. After eiS years of warned
bL und reerlog six children. this is the
BM time death hes entered their
burnt,. lier b01110 had always a guest
chember ready and a seat hthe table
for the minister of God and in the ear-
ly days when ebnreh services were
rare the minieter bis mends made
it his tegular reeting plaee. Mrs. Puk
Witt' relinecl. intimations and agree-
able; so happily eon Mated with rare
(diem of reudediat all around bee
pleasure:0de and brIght-that an invi-
tation to her home WaS alway
eagerly areepted by the happy recipi-
ent. 31any tit the adornments of Use
piace hint heen of bee creation. Her
aline politeness to ail; her kindness
aud sweet Immen sympathies gave in
Muni the revolt and love of all class.
es with whom she came in contact;
wbile item e was no surer way of gain-
ing her good will time an honest ad-
miration of her love, her lineband, her
ehildren and her le wine. She leaves to !
inourn bee demise a husband and six
children. who have the heartfelt sym-
nealty or the commutate:.
Notennion longshoremen at Mon
tread were stoned hy a molt while un-
loading a vessel. The police charged
the mob and drove them back.
John Davis and Edward Ryder were
killed at West Selkirk, Man., hy the
breaking of a cable while the tug Sir
Hector was being launched.
At Bloomfield Mr. George Martin
shot. and killed his little son, whom he
mistook for a woodchuck.
The body of Mrs. lemma Hatton, a
patient who escaped from the Brock-
ville hospital, was found in the river.
The Ontario Government has pur-
chased the Hatch farm at Woodstock
as a site for the new hospital for epi-
leptics.
A gravel train crashed into the rear
of a nnxed at West Lorne and tele-
scoped the passenger car. Three per-
sons were killed and a numherinjured.
Mitchell: The many friends of Mr.
Wohael King will be sorry to learn
that he had a slight paralytic stroke
on Tuesday. His voice and one side
are affected, but not seriously and his
early recovery is looked for.
Tarentum 21195,
The Phenomenal Well -Bred
Standard Trotting Stallion
Leads all other Stallions in Canada for siring ex -
frame speed, and high-stepping action for road and
carriage purposes.
Tarentum has now produced three colts shoWing
better. than 2.10 speed, one going a mile in 505,
who is now entered In over 4'25,000 in stakes down
the Grand Moult. /Tarry D. commences the Grand
'Circuit at Detroit in the $5000 Chamber and Com-
merce stakes and also in the 2.14 42000 stakes and
Shen goes down the Grand Circuit through other
rg
lae stakes. Tarentum is the only stallion in Can-,
oda that has produced a colt phenomenally fast
enough to face the Grand' Circuit that won second
money in his second start in a race at Memphis in a
field of eleven starters, allspeady ones, Dorthy Wil-
ton having got a mark at Lexington, Kentucky, the
previous week in 2.08y, In this race Orin B., by
Greystone, the sire of Tarentum, won lst money.
Barry D, by Tarantula, won iind money, Major Dal
Srd money, Dorothy Wilton 4th money, time 2.02%
and 2.10%,.
ROUTE :
Mosiwr-Sisnon McKenzie's, Tuckersmith, noon;
Blake night.
TUESDAY--ZIICICh noon; Orediton night.
iVensssnav--Broter noon; Farquhar night.
Tnuasnay-By way of Staff. to Dublin noon; home
Favaav-At his (Mt stable, lIgmondvilla
SATURDAY --At his own stable Egmondville.
Farmers' common mares, $15 to insure; well-bred
and standard -bred mares $20 by the seasoo,,,anc1.425
to Main.% stnd fees due January.lst, .1004. For tabu-
lated pedigree see large posters, or address,
A. MIA ELLESIVORTil, ,
Egmondville, Ont.
There peseed eway to the .CoSeen
Waned ore Saturday, Mae .who foe, many
years. pest has been a reeldentof tills
township, Rebecca Carter, aeloved
wife a mr. Geo. Brownlee. Death ale
ways hemp with k sadneee mad gloom
aed this sad event is no eeeeption. to
the rule, Ae, deceased lead not been
laid aside from the active detiee of life
by long illoess, news of hereleieth eme
4;11,0.i:ugly sudden and uneepected.
She had become converted to the Sea,
ration Army, but of receet yearbe-
longed. to the. Mahe:dist ebearch and
was a most earneet woeker. She le
highly spelcen ons ie good oeighbor,
kind parent, an Axially Weed zare
those who can teetify tobee kinduees
of heart. Held in high esteem, ber
smitten demi$e bromethe eadness IO
very large terele of fend, gained by
lonhee resiaence bere and the. :kindness
of her dieyeeitien. The faineret took
place oa Moe:any, the large gattieriug
atOndance ond tummies floral tri-
butes, evidencing the esteem in which
die:a:teed wits held,and the sympathy
felt for the beavaved r attires, lier
age was eke years. The deceased doubt-.
Wee had her hare of fifes !diecourage-
meats. To bele He must have lost its
Cc?, when elle emit.) Ind a last fame
well to her loved ones and then take
the fatal dimmedthat so quiekly cans -
ed the spark of life- to go Ont. In every
community there are those w)uo! de-
light la rumors and seneationelisce,
but we prefer not to deal in these.
Rather woula we tender eer eincerest
s,ympethy with hearts that ;we troeta
led by' the sad event. Mr. Brownlee
lea vee a serieuring 'manna and eeven
aildren o is some and two thenghtere.
Zlehieb
Miss Cora liemaeher. is, we ore p)ess.
ed to state. rapidly recovering from
her recent Mmes. -Mr., Ed, Witten has
gone to Crediton, where he lute accept,
lela Situation in the briekyard-Alr.
and Alea J.B. Donnie spent a few days
in Exeter during the week . ---The wife
of Mr. Joeia Samos. of the Sauble llne
presented him with a fine baby boy on
Teteeilay.-Mr. John IL Schnell has
eemareable young bog on his farm.
She is five months old and tips the
cities at 231 pannde -Mr. John fley,
Jr bas dispeeed of a 3-yeereold cole to
A1)1'41,11'11 Geiger for $162410, -De.
:when left List week for the Old
Oilmen where he will spend a fe,W
months. itt the lautlible par uee of in.
(Inking Iota ale klie4 and lwst treat -
went of the various diseitees to which
men is snbeteet.--Mr. IS mitt Silterilli
heal n nite an experienee while hi ealeIng
he hie two coats the other den -Mc, IL
R. Johnston nook possession of the
Dominion Hotel on Friday morning
last. It is abaut nineteen years shim
he retired from the proprietorehip of
the asw house. Mr. Shoemaker will
live privately for the present ocoupy-
ing the how e which his sneceetor va.
eatee.---The regadar meeting of the W,
C.T„Lic was held at the home of Mrs.
Steinbaeh on Monday evening. --The
township of Hay ints purchiteed and
received a carload of cement, and will
under the superiutendence of yr. Me.
Ray. a th011itliql pl:ACtiC31 anus, make
nfltte cut vert tde in thevilinge this
year: No dk unthe erceing will he
considerable besidee giving wrn k to
laboring mere-Alte Fred nutiourl luas
eompleted the foundation for his new
housee on the west :Me of the town. --
Z loch heaso we be ar, the best Mater.-
ial for the making of a girls' besetiull
doh of almost any IOU% in Western
Ontario, home or our young gene at-
teuding salmil are said to hit and cateh
lley is improving OS well
as can he expected filen the Weds of
his areitleut.
Daari.---The Angel of Death in its
Rations is no respeeter of persons
teking youth as well ns need in its
night; hat He has said "Sneer the lit-
tle once; ti) tome unto Me," and His
will was submitted to on Thersday
when the little ettiltItif Mr. and Mt'i.
William Hildebrand was gathered in
the Saviour's arras and taken llama
l'he little one hied been ill for several
days. We deeply sympathize with the
parents in their grief.
Ailsa Craig
Hugh Gillies hs1 gone to Sarnia.-
Miss roudfoot, after a pleasant -visit
with friends here,returned to hers'home
in London last week, Mrs. D. W. B.
McKay accompanied her and spent a
few days in the cit y. -W. E. Stewart,
of East Williams, left on Wednesday
for Ontario, California, where he will
remain for a year or more, if the cli-
mate agrees with his health. He was
accompanied by Ale. Neil Dewar, well
known h ere, and Miss White, of Stratb-
roy.--Will and. Harvey Gunn, sons of
Mr. Hector Gunn, left last week for
Calgary-, Alta., where Will has secur-
ed a sit in connection with the Govern-
ment Dairy at that place. Harvey is
going more to recuperate his health af-
ter leis long illness during the past
winter. We hope they both will have
a successful summer sunny Al berta.
-A party of settlers left bert; last -week
for New Ontario, censisting of Messrs.
Fiank Atkinson, Geo. Munro, S. M.
Zavitz, John Parker, JI) O. Anderson
and his son Frank. -Miss Sean Gimp
left this week by the Lake Erie, of the
Dominion Line, for the Old Country,
where she will spend some time. -On
Sunday we were favored with showers
of warm rain that presently will quick-
en the lauds and blossoms and awaken
all vegetation into freshness and vigor
of life. -Mr. Lavis,Eof Parkhill, has ac-
cepted a position with Mr. Norman
McMillan. -Friday being Arbor Day a
general cleaning -up took place at the
schools. -Sas. 411raig, of this place, who
has been on day duty as operator at
the Listowel station for the past few
weeks has been again removed to Ber-
lin, where he is serving in capacity of
;relieving agent. -Mr. L. Weaver and
family left last week forForest, where
they intend residing. Mr. Weaver has
been appointed engineer at the pnuip-
hag station. He will also have charge
of the Crain pump during the summer
months and will spend part of each
day here. -It is not expected that Rev.
A. R. Park will be able to take his
elaarges here and at Denfield for some
live or six weeks. At a meeting of the
Board of managenient of the church it
was decided to correspond with other
outside rniuisters with reference to
taking the work until Mr. -Park is able
to return. --Miss Janie Gordon, of East
'Williams, has accepted a position at
White and May's.-Mis. Wylie and
Mrs. J. Canaeron, who have been indis-
posed for the pat -few days are tecov,
ering. -Sohn Gunn, of London, spent
a few days here during the week.
Nervousness predominates in Ivo.
men, but suers are also subject to it.
''secess of various kinde CRUSOS it, also
intellectual toll and anxiety.
S. JAMAS 1#VAPARS are peculiarly
indicated its any forma nervous de-
bility, as they tone up theentire syse
tette and restore the nerves to their
normal condition. 'They are indica.
ted in exhaustion, mental inertia and
Senile weakness.
They' Contain no alcohol, not being
a liquid remedy. Their effect therefore
is not that of a mare stimulant, but
tonic and persuauent.
$T. jaogs 157.4).rns iselpstomach,
digest food aud the nutriment
through the blvoq, 484 this is the
honest way toga laealth and streught,
the kind that la*, develops and
breeds the energy which, accomplishes
much.
44X peetteeneetypieeeed.with.
at. ,TAMOlt Weilet0. TUT' InPlfe
1/SengPentfillYntierAllinenipeaee
Ike. viten CMISInl'elt 10, l44gYoull
ArettbleRM
'OP A..,3% 'erne,
/itemize/ARM, ling.
..StefameslfroAet rsere nAccra'
roof* aett4r Owaserear doctor; re-
rossrtraffino .Mens elteirtatiente
-rgf slag lirloiesito Oen rfirre.
Where dealers ete not etilia g the
Velem. ttwy are tnelled wort re,-
;Tait !ef erica the eatiediett
'brineh z St. lieffe Witire
$te estIttlIseite
Ile every cornex of d where butter
is made, you will End the achinek also au
established agency for their sale.
Over 400,000 of them In daily use; more
than ten Unto *11 other makes combined.
After twenty -tour years of uttinterrupted
success, they remain to -day the world's leading
dairy machine.
B VAL SEPARA.TOR 77 York St., ro
ber of our citizens attended the finer -
al of the late „Mrs. Jarred Brown on
Satnrday.-A. great niany people seem
to be laid up with colds, no doubt Ow-
ing to the very sudden changes in the up again.
weather. -Much symi
pathy s extend- The loss created by the fire is beyond
ed to Mrs. Finkheiner in this her hour estimate. Thousands of acres of finely
laxv, Mrs. Charles Wolfe, of Crediton, that has ever visited this section of the
of bereavement in the loss she has just timbered land have been laid waste. It
sustained hy the death of ber sister -in -1 was one of the severest catastrophes
the sad event occurringion Saturday country.
last. Mrs. Finkbeiner s spending. a London, Ont., May 4.r -A dis-
few days there this week. estrous fire in Ilderton that
DEs..TH OP MRS. Bnowete-The cold broke out early Saturday morn -
hand of dee th last week removed an- ing for a time threatened the
Other of the oldest residents of this destruction of the village. It
neighborhood in the person of Mrs. started in the grain store of Squire
Jerred Brown of Hay, a little north or Patrick, which was destroyed together
here. The deceased had been in very with the sables or Patrick's Hotel, with
poor health for severahyears and let- their contents, and the general store
terly had been almost totally blind. of Postmaster J. H. McRae. Some of
The un mediate cause of death was due , the contents of Mr. McRae's store and
to a general breaking up of the systetn living apartnients were saved, but the
she gradually sinking until death loss will amount to several thousand
claimed her. Mrs Brown was hca'n in dollars. The store was valued at $3,$00
the township of Malabide, Elgin Clne ' and the .stotk at $3,000; partly insured
in 1828, consequently she was in the , in the Eeetemeeee the National, the
75th year of her age. In tbe year 1851 Atlas and the hondon Mutual. Loss
she was married to her now bereft hus- r on stables and grain store not given,
bend and itninediatelY moved to this According to some estimates, the tete/
neighborhood, where they hate made less is et5,000. But for the splendid
their home ever since. Besides het- work of the villagers, women as well
husband she leaves to mourn her de; as men, who pluckily fought the flames,
raise two sons and six
daughters, Al' , the destruction would have been wide-
bert and Seth, or this
neighborhood, spread, as a brisk breeze was blowing.
Mrs. Thos. Mutely, Irnley City, Mich* Shawinigan pails, Que., may 4. _
IiNit-;s1 n. licl'Itto.kGenrsehyirel‘,1:KncliiMinf's.tThh; 01‘11.18; The fire in the besh at this place sub-
Atkieson. Stephen tp., mrs, RTielli.i.,ci sided Saturday, and all clanger is now
; past. _There was no damage done tee
°°-cle4 Caa,Pac; Mtch" " 311is Le"- v buildings the., fire, ibeing -confined
ea.. A. de funeral • took. place -to tue - n- '
Exeter eemetery on Saturday. to the mountain,
Jt
The majority of meet bare varicocele in the first, Second or third stage. in
the early stages it may cause many symptentswhielt the patient may not recog-
nize ta ariSittritOM this disease. /n fact, we have have found on examination,
varicocele, present its ben:Imes of =see- extent the patient did not know he bad
it at ail. In tinte it veil produce such syntt toms as the following: Nervousness,
ereaknese in tho tater, unsteady Pluto, tirtd and ethausted feeling,. pains latis
toles, Irritation of the bladder mid kidneys, sediment and loss itt itrine„ emissions
attlightwititlewd dreanis, sexual weakeesst and decline of manly power -these
symptoms gradually develop into NERVOUS DEBILITY and IMPOTENCY.
Ourl,IEW IdET11011 TREATMENTWILL POSITIVELY CITES YOU Arm
1T IS GUARANTEED TO CURE SUB/ WITHOUT OPERATION. Througl.
its vitalizing 'influence tbe wortey veins return to their iterate' Maher, the cir-
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to strength and vigor; the nerves become tureen ambition aud energy replace
lassitude and despondency, all drains cease, tbe eyes become brigh ,t the brain
active, and you feel as a man ought to feel lo perfect Sesualand mental condition.
We Gagamnfze Co CHPO Pgya
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they aro curable or no pay. We refer you to several banes as to our financial
responsibility, so yott may know we are good for any contracts we make.
tee Are yea a victim? Rave you lost hope? Areveu contemplating
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