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Vroutaity
:Miss Spicer, ot Exeter, t•pent part of
Ast week vting M. and Mi. An -
we. -Nell Gillespie left Monday fur
eitoba, where he intends eperding
e w weeks will relatives aod friends.
Rel.\ Mr. Cranston Spent part a Last
wtek withhis parents.- Miss Mary
ei iehas. ret awned home, boxing been
away for a few days, attending her
catiet, Mrs. OW:atter. Of Ft:x(1141dr, who
1.• 41;4:Z ".:1,. .7:'.'llez1'44'-, 1:eve.itetEi^ is .a":44.11,11i5 tt•1' -4Th'''''S 04)0e Interm' Asavnif-r. In a
for England. Mise Genie has
inet.x.t . • . •
quite a. number of fciends :end relatives
• e: wee 1 e tie e- :, •. .,...- t 44. 44 . a.t°, Or. .Z. pet, • t kakere, and expeete, ea beeteeey the great
tiesh e.r.e.1 ''..o at ten- i;er genet of th): etanuatee..-Me. O. 4i'. Wit-
. .; -,.^e. ef tS'Aft, ‘?, :h. who represente the
. hen Mfg. 4'4- Weadotal, rondo a few
t:it
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a:le in e vieinity Letely anta lave:been
N. ris fee e, 1r.^...--; power alete) a iirteid
.. - .wee. grintler. and cutting box from
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A Ohl Walker. Sr.-- nr elitereh le, ene-
- et ,..: ..te 4,..a :::s a it 1.14.'ile,14.,- ertainvel the Aiiiiii.' itnti ii te•V
'Mt' I e A gaii.:s at in estett.-David
1 -. righe o' tieing yet. t "'wads ot hie auntie ma Friday evening
tien wasiitileott!:•xir- asItIltpir4.4s;
g.i.ilZ y. "fie " a ;s it•Q•'"fiAsl 'I , • e.k;,,,a,-,1v 4.,,,cist4,hrrhev the advise-
, ,^- ete.---irte nieteeeers k0 „le . ..... . .
1 takiteg ,te, 1,1f e reeve; ce? expee--- f,,,, write of having i^. lawn sceetsti ut t
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2 ee Vela' iiirtt-e --tl.nt, a nit:take. rof ex-
- 'i '-' ' * - * ^ee,et mule ate- Eielitg kitrcrlieteil '2LSt
• t _- 1- t'''Ight e.,,cl*ntirT"'"' :•'i'ettr ilaye. The rat ,lee itatS teett ittbOtAt
✓ at ok•kr, y tee'. ^il' t" neat Vi."' re reen3Prs• i -4.. cent--; per Poaml-
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EY 'in -4:"4 Mr. Win, 2 1,^^ittainy little so
if evtIT 104'm uto,410Intor ie :deom frAnt the t4feets
ooptie,‘„4 t ;.,4„434UJ te,,eent iteeident. Although sutler-
. „ Rug emelt pain lee lexere it bravely for
:s tr,r - „ t n t. wk. ito
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•,:eif.ieffiete;11 e* pet. !i ,eoa tletet the tle fellow will elaani.
v,-.31 aea reps atiets with the oritr :wowed zke we tg4i.3s ItiR Mak.
73,1,0 it. WO -1: e;:enty wal a -n., 7/0141110T '4 Itiong wt., Mr. Will Love,
seng4 tele IWtert Vt701,. 4:0131C:aleziellig.
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"41,131t anti titt•.' tlt ittricte%-s teb
, eel:ea eleareh it'. natty evelattITS.---Mr.
ra° w11)411''v ••-- t %1.11-;$1 C.103'4 KNOCKED DOWN Br A WINK
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--Mies H. 3,1ax.weill has returned home
▪ .-Mr. AIL 110i-1all how Pithcaso,
nee; bieggy.,--Illev. F. E. Mallon vall
te lit tbo-
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"1 Suffered terribly and was ex-
tremely -weak 1042 yens., The
derMIS Said tnay blonc. was sil
turning to Water. - At last I triekl
Ayer's Sarsaparills„ arid Was seen •Q
Wing ell Tight; again."
Mite J. W. II Hadlynte, C.„
No t ter how -ionz yz,.,141
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'aye been • - nor how
.r11.7 y,ou may b,netlay),
barsarwilla
IneCillaile• you v.'.
for puraying itanA
g • the blood.
ft doubtit, put your
st in it drew
rway everything else.
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FATALLY CRVSIIED.
10, May II, -A ppm ems)
o2lt1 Cortiele was ihtroiy waaz,,,,It Chi's
lornIng. Ile had 'wen rldinq on a
ago%wbie2i was taking, extrth off
ort street hill and fell otr the wag,m
d before the (laver could eteop it he
eraehed between the hex and
wheel. The Skull 'Was tettired
and his shoulders and chest e:n
lIe was taken to the buspital, where
bellied this afternoon. lie wa- about
yeatrs of age and very eeeetiere.
Rome. and its OnlY about thre* -5-Pars
Mace he tact one of his strati bring
ram over ity a train,
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IL Mille, lof TAO 111214' 14. •epent,
Li toWit 4121.:141:4 title
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te; the the Leaarlad
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'4.4-23144-'4I '4, Man. -Mrs. '
tof iitr the gitst of her
Mt... Geo. Tudor. ---Mr. Norman
ArtwArongt .vent it fewdaysitt St.
31-arye •diaring the week. --Miss
Wilson, cif 'Cireenway, Wad. the gnest
of Miss Della Piaci for a few. days last
v,:eek.-Fred Tuck, whohas been sail-
ing the past month,has returned to
tw,vn and 149111 resume his occupation
as tulson.-J. A. McLeish, V. S., has.
nuiVed his offiee to the apartments
above A. .1. thttden's store.- -Neil Mc-
Icin non has moved his family front the
"lasting House to his residence.., -Mrs.
Maki -Ain Morri)n, of 'Dullish, lm,*
meved to town and is occupying Sohn
ffooveFs house. We welcome her to
onr tohist.-fieo. A.. Fraser, of Strat-
ford, the dentiSt -Mast is taking over
Pr. Mullin's practice here, has arrived
w it h •rtt,4. ing the
Brigeel reeele-eet . took charge of
the business on Monday. We are ex-
tremely sorry to see Dr. Mullin leav.
log as a result of the change, but we
welcoute his successor to our Midst 1149(1
hope that it will be hiS good fortune
to control the large practice and make
the friends which Dr. Mullin did. -
Miss Gentle IdeKone is visiting friends
in.Ingersoll.--Ben, Dempsey' hits one
to aartiti, where he has accepted a ..pce
si thin.
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.1,V. it till 44 au.r.at 7 „Lee - ee •
tet,.tried 2141441 Mise 1.ire1414e4 liv14 ;.4ee4 ,
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HUNDREDS WERE SLAM
,Pg$PERATR ENGAGEmwrs IN
VENUTIELA.
AutheatIe Reports Reach Washington
of Battles- in Which Over z.orm
Men We se Lost;
They ale 316-4,4 TAtira. IC,'4924,44-n 49144-14
Vitra% Two ware ago The :MeV-emu •
Alone tho fl4 ; .1214
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Pnom nrzookr.s.
rcu.
Gix,401, m.ty 1 1.---YeAet day
tfterm..in. !ovate hats were bath -
:zee in ;•:t,-. • Itiver. 1.,rne Ropey,
- of .1. Valet:V. bed a nay: env eseape
"Teal 42 .wning. lie had mane amass
- eivez. 1414442 ('-1414 retuening he vele sup.
eeted to :lee taken cramps, and had
at le-et:tie s,f times when one of
cottry:i. mons named' Ben Brut -ate.
Tailatielly etyma to his 8s:414'4t4112214e and
zot ont. Ropily was- unconscious
seen reenvered and was aide to go
WON RA.CE.
Pet orhoro, May 18, Saturday morn-
': ng. about 10 t)'el.tek, a fatal runaway
14 tieident oelturred in South Monagbe.a,
(es:nit:big in the death of Arthur nom.,
,°.artu hand employed by Mr. Robert
-^ Wier, ex -Warden of Northumberland
Durham, who resides in South
Annaghan, near Bensfort. The de-
eetised, who was 10 years of age, and.
'-elenged to Garden Hill, was emp1oy-
4-141 with another man, in drawing ma-
eenre from the barns to the fields, The
ewo drivers It is said, engaged in a race
:o see which would reaeh the barn
Irste ROWe's team became unmanage-
e,i,ifie and ran away, with the result that
young man was killed.
+=A.
'Keep tile Balance Up.
It has been truthfully said that any
eItisterbance of the even balance nf
relealth cau.ses serious trouble. Nobody
--..ean be too coreful to keep this balance
;ay. When people begin to lose appe-
elite, or get tired pasily, the least un-
tidence. brings OD sickness, 'weakness
eer debility. The system needs a tonic,
ceravies it, and should not be denied it;
eend the best topic of which we. have
- any knowledge is Litiod's Se rsaparil la.
-,7,7hat this medicine has done in keep-
.eleg healthy people healthy, in keepthg
eep the even balance of health, gives it
`the same distinction as a preventive
T at it enjoys as te cure. Its early Ilse
',aas illustrated the wisdom of the old
..eteeeing the t a stitch in tithe saves nine.
• Hood's for appetite,strength and
, eeset3ar-trice.
DE.ITIL-That very insidious disease
consamption,has again left its mark of
sadness and bereavement on the home
of Mrs. Catherine Babson. On Sun.
clay, Miss Lavina, passed over the
bounds of thne, at the age of 22 years.
Miss Robson -was a victim of that dread
disease, which had already carried off
two sisters and a brother, and her ill-
ness was of long duration, borne pa-
tiently, however, arid with Christian
fortitude. The bereaved mother has
indeed been sorely tried and afflicted
for during the short space of five years
the Atig,e1 of Death has cnreied away
foul of her children, and now only
1.,hree are left to brighten and cheer
her sad life. Deceased was a bright
and intelligent young women and by
her sunny disposition and winning
ways won the high esteem of a hest of
blends, who are deeply *grieved at her
death. The funeral, which was priv-
ate took place on Tuesday afternoon,
service being conducted at the 'home
by the Rev, R. Aylward, the inter -
1110122 afterwards taking place in Park-
hill cemetery. The grief-strieleen moth-
er has the sincere sympathy of the
entire conimunity.
_Sio Diving
ItCO.
'oust; a
a awing. Rear re
liarlding
Wives and moth=
in May.
^c
shingto e
reliable clizzacker received
Wa.,hingtOn ternfer elete of 'Mae*
s'eeete: tit:it the Venezuelan revolutione
net,: are pot oily F.e_ehline• their own but
nee raa;ring- cortsitlerable headway. The
e?.y ruile-s of La
Gua r; M tile Cie 0 Oistrict, the
-eeg.;:utioniets are holding forth, and,
ltliongla the Government a feW We'eC$
sC32 no, ')41414 4i014'4 there to drive
aela out, they succeeded in ordy mak-
.eg ;heel retreat, and in a few days
aley were aain back. A battle took
'lace Covernment lost
over r„coo ra41. and aliont ,3,90 w011311ded
were brought back to Le1 tu-ra after
two daTs' fight. On the other hand.
revolotioaists have not succeeded
the Cownrintent or in wiu-
;ling atiy particular fight."
_
WILD TLNIE IN DUBLIN.
lteriab?rs of the Caelie, Leaguetke
Tronhie.
Dublin, May eNtreme
i.e..etle'r were witued cans'
zens llere th rOtiunla
pport &it the Irl3la rarliaraestary
owing to the presellee'Qt mem-
4 the, Gaelic League axe op-
leoseel gaviing King Kilward friett
welcome on 'his coming visit to Ire-
land. Timothy Harrington, Lord May
-
(01 MAN% Wai 11II the chair. While ,
Reklsawsiel wee 414r -424-28 Un- an-
c.;,7.t;7- Mt's. '41Leitride, formeirlY
Ilonkie Gonn4. i.-„witived lo th0 pkae-
;eel •;fet,.,1 ,
asttirig Lord .1\lalior _Harrington
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DOC' -.14'O R. BADLY BURINIED.
21 4'ci2i-1e22t to114r.ht.I. Itryzer
Pal;-,rz.r,ie, Pal County.
'foronto. :any ro.,-Ttr,
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Mica 1t Canal
2txbetILls lc;
No remedY 'Covers so large a field
of usefulness as Sr-. JABXAS VITARuRs.
They are indicated wheiAeTer them
is a 'weak condon, as they tone
up the flifereyt organs and briug
strength to the tIFsnes.
Fella:AU= of the heart, noor 4221-.
geFtion, :;;Itplestmess, wealCuerves,
f-xteentia, chlorc---ts, are quickly
by ST'. j-.1-7•I2i5. WAF13,115 ; they
J-or_pair the v.-zste catat:e.d by lrard
LI; and fatigue.
S. JAZ1*14 WAFT:RS 142e1
41144tfeed and, 14944 the, nutriment
through the blood, and this is the
17,0;4 -c.!, -t way to gct beathandt=trength,
the land that awelops mid
ecds the o. aeeont,
p282e 211%2.
inutca"Vrafe.rs fernieli
p-cgSt eiFUIVAce c•P the
vaatlylunvva Ps^4 iiaaweir def =eine
vesuwat voulibtreati.9v. et"
IF-41111aq1411019 tuttreera.
times. .4 ba‘t4 litSell 't114e/A-16'4217
gertall auvevealeattea uty veto/ft
mewled Catrengita.”
Pr. Vlietler)
Xolverrard,gleg„
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tint. ;074i:eget:a. Air.;
rtl,se,tartItfcrO, '
9e14e4a $1: gt,itkr: ree:. 44,4••••14-4-
ceituvo•
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werete4 itel; are csnitedllt:•.411• -
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as tht1nr42l the iloclor nould be 111114221414
to i'coth. rt.,"i'... 14975 panel the
el, -..' 1-.4.- ftr.-tt iti-- i Ti-mt.t -T-T.I si.t.r--„ '.41
tLe lime:, out. but iv.: I'm'. 611e he had
b.„,qa k..7,2y httry, I .12b--229 ate :net. ,
Ile was Iv tr.tig,ht to 1%.r9.4-14149.* last
ta Tliat --..---
EArtnER, cot.I.D szoar.
1
Paine's Celery Comeionad does It
wondrous work for sick and half dead
4-144-0124-11.1.1 in May. The conditions of
winter have beell detrimental to the,
health of women end girl-( eVrrvirlaerPa
they have declined in me voile vigor,
the blood is reeking with impurities,
the excretory organs de not perform
their work, and the digestive maehin-
ery is sadly out of gear. The human
machinery Must be cleansed. repaired
and strengthened in May. 1-/aine'8
Celery Compound does the work snr-
prisingly fast, and gives a gearantee
of permanent health and long- life. It
is the one spring medicine thatfolly
nourishes, regrdates and invigorat es
the entire nervons system from the
brain to the minutest sleeve filament.
It gives a full, rich supply of energizing
blood, it clears the muddy, unhealthy
skin, it g,Ives increti'se in Weight,
and more refreshing sleep. Vi7lint-
ever be your iicondtonunhappy suf-
fever, we give you &blessed. essnrance
of a new and lasting health throngh
aka use of Paine's Celery Componnd,
Its. Flora S. Brantley, Levis, P.Q.,
writes thus:
`-1E2ghteen months ago 1 was terribly
afflicted with daily headaches and 1,:vas
despondent, nervous and weal:. 'Medi -
Cal assistance and patent medicines
failed to bring we relief. My suffer-
ings increased, and I was told triAt
would not get better again. I was
suffering SO much that I was satisfied
to die if it was God's will. A. neigh -
14100 kindly sitggested the use of Paine's
Celery Compound, and to please her,
I consented to try it, The first few
doses seemed to send a feeling of new
life into my blood, and I went on using
the compound, I have taken flee
bottles and can honestly say 14 am fully
cured. I am sleeping well, appetite iu
good condition, getting back lost flesh,
and feel as active as a girl of fifteen. I
think my cure is a permanent one. 14
thank God for •Paine's Celery Com-
pound., it saved my life to my busband
and children."
If you are in need of free medical
advice, warlte to,Consulting Phyeieian's
Department, The Wells & Ric:hat-risen
Col, Limited, Montreal, Que. All Gov --
respondence is siteredly confidefitial.
Put Five Bullets in Ills Om/out:net;
Body.
Thibodeaux, La., May z9. -A Shoot- I
big affray which reenhed in the death
of former Lieut. -Governor Clay Knob-
lock occurred. The shooting was
tIone by James Garault. a barber,
in a section of :Jein street usually
crowded. but es tlee hour was early a
few people only wcfC ort the street.
Several witnesses ••.i the shooting were
foetid, but they reiie,ed to talk, further
than to say that 1-7erattlt shot in self-
defence. The inen had been talking -to-
gether, when suddenly Knoblock drew
lus revolver. It appeared that he ex-
perienced some trouble with the
.weapon and the cartridge failed to ex-
plode. Before Knoblock could make
another attempt to shoot Gerault whip-
ped out Ins revolver and opened fire.
filet Ins aim was trtie was established
by the autopsy held by the Coroner,
who found live woundsin the dead
man's body. Any one of the WOUnds
would have proved fatal. Gerault sur-
rendered to the authorities immediate -
27. but it is believed he will 'be allowed,
bond. Henry Clay Knoblock was a
native of Louisiana, and served as
Lieutenant -Governor- under Governor
Samuel. De MeEnery, now' United
States Senator. He has been practis-
ing law here.
GORED BY TI -IE BULLS.
Twelve ,Persons Killed and Many In-
' . jured.
London, May special despatch
from Madrid anotinces that during a
bull fight yesterday at" Algeciras the
aliniihitheatre collapsed and twelve per-
sons tvere killed and fifty, were in-
jured. Several wonien and children'
were gored by the' bulls.
Tug. Cut in Vivo, -Cook Drowned.
Duluth, Minn., I.Vray x8, -As tile
big 'freighter IVIanualoa was coming in-
to -port 20 day she- collided with the
tug Edward Gillen at the Superior
mtry; cutting' her in two, end sende.
-frig her to the botten. The cenk was
drowned; the others saved.,
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