Exeter Advocate., 1905-07-27, Page 71 7-
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hillifefal •zya
Prqrntnent l'froxtle., • •
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114 ...rraeues, Governor of
e '
_Werner hi tbis.-werld;,
We the rietteet :01an. 211 3iexz
i / lit'es 0.t; Q
bfgb ad, ..1 ille. :Lillian IllatiVelt,i the A
or . **eV ' '1/ t -0prhea.:-, donne,. ' hes 1ineK,..4
4,. *4 iii 'v,11 hi t.',n . Irr, fu'i! 12e 1
fo
of,
a week. ' '',111:0.
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41 i velei4ar. itweek „a ‘, 1 _
4
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-'41).-?••We.'thrivitlg t4z± ktv-
'
,ee r 130therlattd, 4eVer leien reiReled -011 1014 <
*01,0 4owoo tor
n only ' the h g t '')-a/.'<1°V11,tr!' in llartlerima,, can well-A.110VA
etal 'exnding. Over 411 Vete Of !w ,
• , estaietisTent!;,-- • •
; 41- te
0-0: ,1421 ,i4ia 4cs' , , 411,0,er X "A, : 1:1., 00, AOre„fie or rit;orp t. at./ , . , .ICidiley Teout404'. ito ft, lee.
4/41 : ' 1 50 (/' ' ' h
;*.kitga tel A ese4t.centh•- of tho. • 414g41014•* but.t . 4 velop,ed-Intn; Diabeteee / went to
u_ouu 1' • .140,. 4,14! 01w-liti l'000hProPertY 'In V.10),Iftetnitire.deeter bet Ids treatrisent sii.ris*ef
, ,
- 0; ' NY$0m1Pli awl .flasiada.' ' •-: too meet Aehateette t.O' me. .1 -began to
-1031.*on Ui� ..ttirOLti'.
tit like it-horece,:elest
7.7dOWit Co the ground
Anit).110 'Lord „1"teliget'e tenantless tithe •1",!.,edd'il Kidney Pills in Decerte.
triret07-
' Did he wish to stalk Antelope, then
- the red bars werel..exposed. and Sfotee
WoUld, graze quietly • in a direction
,01/Thluo to. yet approaching the
nerd. The bright, burs .would ' at-
tract the curiosity of the deer, and
they would approach -so neer et14.10
Alio* 0i414 unfailing ebot fren1 P44-
direr'PlAce of coireefilment under the
attnneth- of, the bullock.
• Was it * flock of pea -fowl that was
14 Sight, then the green side pt the
eking ,wotild be turned towards the
$
rna
de, ;4/ as Liting
alarm as tb. villaga Catthi.fcimmon-
ly range the forests in their neigh-
borhood
4elight..-
nti he was on the alert and
friale0 --abbut lannicKliately-the -aid
amok shouldered. his gun. . When. the
gune Was Pandu seldom
f hi; little bullock -leteelltl00M0
linger (We 119 W-
IlfelMarned "jelter." "because-- h
rideth furiously," and 'even to-de.y
his stet! must be good riders anti
well mounted in order to keep pace
with him. ,
The !German Emperor not long
back received a, peculiar present -a
Oh- seissors, but fio eXqUiSitely
111ndO OIS to be 'valued at nearly Sll00.
A steel merehant was the donor. Be
bad the Emperor's portreit eri(1
some celebrated/ historical buildings
engeetved upon the ecissors. The eti-
timer is_ said have_worked _ five
Edi<,unard De I• terate, .who,' after
a, long xibtence, is to appear in opera
this_ SMOOT! in London, was brought
-ufi-Orlffilliti)iy_aa an -agriculteriet.-.110
was always.it:IiiVer Musle. Veer»
ever, and -alter acquiring an -al
round experience of farming decided
to midxe singing his profession, with-
out-actufdlY-ab-to4044-arricul
o -
11be thought there Wati - hall:leg/Ling • • It is related --that when -Seraeater
'wrong there. -\ the fareous Violinist, quitted ,the.
- - , „/ Paris Conservatoire the advice 'was
tendered' hinr,r_ ''Wed. thy Vielin,--Siuse
aft-fid4-nY , „7-=-0)Vwcyt--
summer months ate a, bad time,
Or little ones and an ensigns time'
for mothers. Stomach' and bowel'
trOnbles come quickly during theliot
weather, and' almost. before the moth-
er realizes:. that there Is 4anger the
little on nsy.be.1)0024 aidin
every 'beetle, 'at tide 'season bere
should be kept a,lsox of Baby's Own
lets, and_ at the first' symptom of
vas • ou
'promptly Curecholera irdentuini,
ellarrhOta, 'and stomach troubles. and
*e just the tbint_si tawnier fleecy) at
s t me ter"eep et Ildren wefl
Mre. 'Frank -Moore, lirtiokfteld, MS.;
• isrsYs: 71 alwaylirkeep Sabra
'rookie Thiuid enter!!
ney. .1 'do not kilo*. any- "other
4ktitrwt
-ease!) of stomach or bowel troubles*
And this inNlielne is absolutely wife
under a -glarantee - to
torstain no opiate or harmful drug."
Y.'ou eon get the Tablets .fritin your
• ;Medici* dealer or by mall at 25
• Costs a box by writing the Dr.. Wil -
Medicine Co.,, Brockville. Ont.
For 5amething'-like-thii4y---3/earie
he has enjoyed an. immense repute. -
tion, and since the age of twelve he
has always practised siX hours a
day.
Here le a story of Mark Twain. Mr.
C. p.r. Outhrie. an entirtent Scottish
advocate, was tedking to Mark
Twain, when the latter asked him:
"D ou ever smoke?" • "Yes," was
e re yr'"itrlien'r-rifirrn a
parry." "You are a lawyer, aren't
you, U. Guthrie?"' "Ye% " was the
ansWer of adv
ea, 0., -"Why"." ertid ar
Twain, 01 must be a very heavy
'111110k1.-lelitride1
Barori Aiplionse De -Rothschild,
`whose deyniSe recently took place*
was the -ad of the PariS branch of
the Hothschilds. His lather, Baron d' Pity PhystIolari Tom atei Must Dhe.
James. was the first financier, of but S aith American Kidney Cure cured
whom ._,tha tairtmlit sfory.....ia_tolti_of ma of that itivial Bright's Disease."
the revolutionists who- waited on TMs in a sentence from a letter of a
him, inviting him to share out his well-knownk business man in a western
.w,ealth among to publfr. Baron town who through overwork and worry
James remarked that. he woe sup.. had contracted this kidney pestilence. it
posed to be worth 20,000,000 fr., Will. relieve Instantly lurinl. cure all kid.
and that -there were 20,000,Q00., peo., pey diseeres.-102
11.1••••••••••••
pie in France. "?That is a fran
h-plece;.. there, miersloirie itt your
'hare,"
and,..giving th.ce --helf-doma
astonished leaders a frond apiece, he
bovived them -out.
• - 11-and-iir-4kuguet--
work. '
"Now I am quite strong.. 1 worked
iwint without pains
al
all in my back
or any \ art of my body. Podde
'Ciao* li lizi.eured me.' -
11 the Kidney Disease is of long
standing it m*Y-trike time tor. cure
it. But Dedd"ti Kidney Pills will do
It.
Hareonk, has proved by experi-
ment the possibility of what may bet
Untied -A,- .2"!seirelessttf-,boat.----
• fteitttutt-tr,--tlie---pritfe/Pre---:13
wireleae telegraphy to the transit of
vessels on the sea.
Ilatl-10411d t1- Wh
Atokilit 4.4_1184 10118.111/--litiaLTAtlier
had. 011eir,-Dr. Agnew's Ointment
gave the quicke,strelief and surest cure.-
'I'ltes0 $uss gems of truth picked from tc-
tereetett oUseoriers. vsr beeis
VAativW-dasssili ws -E-c/:
instrirettes rite=1;03
The- five highest buildings . in the
World Are the Ville' Tower,: Paris;
944 -_Menu,
'lit 555 tatitV-iiiiittting*-Ph1
a el la a eet• a r o
20,
in�nths old; Ayfehlrti ‘00411, e 4
APPW. ' ton 0 *
; • 'lle1104PR°.
Tit" ill."E:01.$111:4, It& VPIN14.9
nePPlaceit begets heeith. 'Oily •
htrp In the Celebratini.,Motne Mountain.
-4Y41,ttott;:tonT,T7m---,Itetvtturrouti
ad rep fitileires enknoWn. Carly e
our- are-oldi-ites-iiver-eleve, wit,
Inererlieleffeee- • _ e -
will) built them knew their busine
..;ft-•tt_'-eils-----efeee-----every woven. 0
T,aed Co. of „ LTarlyle. Arlis
bola. have Il00,000 ,uries of improved,
and unimorevcd forint lands for Xele In
this district. l'Itesi solicit your cOrres-
Pontlence. Further 'information and
particulars cheerfully given. .
le EARN TELEORAPIIY & 4L R.
Aecountirig. ISO to $3.00 Per,
month salary assered graduatesun.
der bond. You don't pay •us until you
eaves a positioh. Largest systern of
telegraph schools in America. En-
dorsed by all railway oilleittle. Opera-
tors. elways in demand. Ladies also
delmitted.1i/rite for catalogue!, Mortal
Sel1001 , ;:trelegraPhY WillannAti • _O.
Busider . *nem .1111R:i
beet Viitheilt Them YON' lkillar
theY Aiwaya 644 'is kir* .
Lunch: ToMilies Volai Loaf
Donelise Chiakers Driod beef
firtaket Deed . Soups:
• 441 oast Dekkeit Moans
iital,t 37.vr Gessevi,
ridiculous ler a ruing man
to- get.--Inarcied-aa 40011-418 bc.comen
o,t_aget" said the"--eltlerly
"Irtsink. so, do you?." said Henpeck,
languidly. "01 curse!: Why, he's
r.-Weit;-he-isreteit- he -get
-
-t - 11.0.00.001•11t:L. •
huay writes: "I was enabled to r
move 41te eerns, root and brench, bsr
the trite of Rollowe.ses Corn CUM.'"
Others who, have tried -it- hover "her same.
ologne, 511 feet;
Strasburg, 4.66 feet...
The riegging Energies Mali/ed.-Con-
stant Application to business is a tax
upon the energiesand if there be. no
relaxation. lassitude and depression are
sure to intervene. These, come from,
stein -lath trotibleis. The want of exert
else Ohms on nervous irregularitiee.
and the stomach causes to ainsimilatir
food properly. In this; condition Per -
melee's Vegetable Pill* will be found a
xocuperatis.4.04..r4&rit
• the organs to 'bcaltbful actlon,&Wise -
Mg depression, and reviving the flagging
energies.
Returns Show the Num er a
England's Wealthy Men.
The British Treasury has Issued a
parliamentary return of the assess -
told me Blanche wen
deaf., but when 1 chearged‘the eon-
versationtinionde-she-hear,d
ever y'-ivorel." Areellit;--`41
she is atone deaf.". •
••Waiter;-theee--,ar-e-vefy--staait--oy
_L.* **Yes, me." ' "And. they
don:t appear to be very Iraqi either's:1'
**:+rhee iValtialy they're smutlk. tale
.practised on the n tives or the
Congo ' Vtet„Stete bythe
ficials is toldIna fetter from a Con-
_ t4.12,20 -4 -ani ,
tine, a West African merchant, "iwith
werteris on Castle street, Liver -
The konce flourishing Wage of ?e -
tinge Mboyor, states the Writer, has
teen desalated, and 77 natives mur-
dered1 because they did ntst bring in
•- sufficient -quantities of rubber frora
ibe enrests-leriatisfy--theConga-Otee,
t offkials. Many other native-
sselkig-',three women, hate been
rbarouely mutilated. Olits woman
• a* titd to a forked tree, and slowly
to 'Pits**. A pointed stake wes
foreed'lrto the hoikv or A‘POtber WO-
h,„jr Ja,4,,,,,t_teksi thor; A -third
woman's cheek -and firm irare- 8t,
her rtght hard and left foot were
then eut offand elle was left to 'die.
• Natives* huts, too. according to the
romesporiderit. are constantly being
destroyed. and their inhabitants
bounded into th woods in search'
wf rubber.- which it is sometimeS
im-
poettiIil� Thew feels have
cotne to light, adds the correspond-
rture-of---t
out by mpg: Leopold
who Was seat by
the , I or eritE,to iltp.Ort 011
'
treatedat of
and 11 th'y refu* they are as
rebels. 1-1'vfty ofilter Is obliged to
take an oath that after he leaves the
lee- he will ,never- vilvolga tc $600, - -
a SOP theta.
been given leave of absence on ac-
f-of-A-11-_health,..ise-_eactainly-quat,
'Med for inclusion in any Ow edition
fifty-eight years ago, he was only a
child when his parents emigrated to
Australia. -11e was apprenticed' to A
earPenter, and afterwards found em-
ployment in the Queensland clement.
relent railway shops. At the ego of
twenty-one he resolved to become a
barrister. .,A Catholic pest taught
Latha.-and-Greek-i-and-hel-learnt
11 his le* himself from the .diligent
Study of text -books: 'At twenty-
sseven be was called to the Queens.
land Bar, and at forty-three he was
a judge.of the, Supreme Court'.
111..7A8lnOrA-111X. LOXP.017,.,
'In Park Lanethe home of dukes
and litorttl-Afriean miThndrcs,is
impossible to buy a residence under
$300,000; whilst for a house in Park
Street, which is not so "seleet,",
$150,000 is the rninimum that is re!
quired. Berkeley Square is another
costly spot, and there Is a house
-for , kale for whirh $200,000 is
being asked, to Mayfair and Del-
ve a Ore lit-Garair boirao IbM
has 1101- Vitt' er keret iiiMtrlatt. 1r -
baps the diStrkt thee e0 .* -014.411 both
fashien and eomparative cheepness in
thelnetter Of house:value is Cbelosea,
Where, 6 seitribe '
L.. 4 4 :4
for fill, . tit aisles"; ere in Piece -
dilly of near Hyde Nrk the wouid-
1* house must be iereper-
ed to pay anything front. $125,000
,
Elleeplenencss.-When 'the nerves are
Unstrung and the whole body given up
cr-wreteltedrieswr-irisert-the-mi.--is----811e-
ed with striate* and dismal forebodings,
the result. et- derangenseat et the diges-
• ve-orgromreteepleseriese-romor--tw
to the distreiss. If only The *subject
could sleep, there would be Olivia* for
a while and temporary relief. Parme-
lee's Vegetable rills, will not only in-
duce sleep. but will act so ,besteacsatly
that the subject will wake retreated
and restored to happiness.
HUGE TREASURE. zromrse
Pik.ellge COAST EXCURSIONS.
De,ritig June, July, August and
Vvestern 1.y. .rislret1101.1"4111-.1.1kork-C
to San
Francisco, Los Angeles. roviiiid,
Ore. (Lewis ot, Mirka Excursion), Se-
attle, Vittoria, Vancouver at very
Iti*, rater, • Correspondingly cheap
-Cite iee n'n hreell'-tisedara:'
table -stip
r ern Rates, folders and
rotation ran be obtained
from B. IL Bennett, Genera G
2 East King. St.', Toronto'. Ont. 81
PYGMY 111A1CRIAGES..
ment payments on income tax for Some. hitherto unpublished feet*
pexsens in Great Britain were in re -
1903. This shot".1
shoats that. only twenty:about the habits of the African pyg-
.„-- are , contained la a,„,.
ceipt of incomes exceeding £50,000 a pamphlet
the tax upon a gross assessment Of - •
-1.4•Wkle-_P-40!' 'F.4-; _.-...r..4.0k_g_Jerriseel ...Mho
year; - IX- -,,,,• 1 • brought foin. C-eritritl-Afelott ' -the-
of lite people now in London.
L120.8g1.876, while 28,050' public Party
0321 ThPYgn8 generall . MariT.,...ak,t.lie
;,inen
The' grea_test number of those assess- i ag° of eight orefiffie. -the
ed. 188,402, paid on incomes i.; buy their wives with' three or ,four
0.-.a.titt-z2b0„..-Antele-leseees,..,Speartriteeri_arr - -
meat remourita '
t r . 'cording to the -market value of the
t t . t
list decline 4 gradually till. .the in.. a . hey pay by -instal
comesaro between £1.000 and L2,- not until the last arrow is/handed
000 wheel are esged ea,, a' grow; imi-1 over is the lover allowed to take his
sessment of .£8i614,359. Oely 428 bride. A man may have as many
ay 'on, incomes between ..e5.000 and Wives as he can afford to buy. The
£10,000 yearly, and 200 on .C10.000'. birth of a boy. is-weleoraed, 'burwhen-
to £50.000. The total assessment a' , girl baby arrives the unfortunate
on the latter is 1'4910.094. i creature is soundly lashed by the fa-
ille Irish figurers show that 19,855' ther with a bunch of plantain leaves.
Irishmen paid incoine tax on a. gross' .
total. of 4.4.0P.797... w_hile 1.1151 TVierms derange the whole systen..
companies paid upon L6,232.6 -7--e.1. nether Craves* -MOM Exterminator -do.
ran,ges worms and levee rest to th
ruy one irflIUuRfl income m sufferer. At stilly -costs 25-ients to „try
over X,50.4/00nts exact. income 15 It ield be convin.ced.
co Mated- by the assessors at £78,-
23. * • • aJnk-p1antoLNeW
rt
•
d&S g MS 4 fraill
• A.. t o it out-any--
fln
ato and other public officials have 1 $ • 0 WI' ng 8 r • ti a r
• lie_ten_yeaxa a few ,.hotire it. then j_te; black.
the - ineorries derived from farmin
.beve fallenP00; _0000. The in.
_c,omes of propert-g-ownefsillirerTii-
-creased -431.000.000 and the incomes
of the I:Aridness. professional and pri-
Vote employment clesset have- la-
cr'eased .030.000o00.
An Araerican Intend* Making Et -
forts to ttleate it, -
-A treasure -hunting concftsion has
been securedrfrom the--Governinent f
the Ilepuhlic of, Coeds, like. by
tart S. Oissler. an American. It gives
int-the-right-to--explore-Coeos--
lend for, buried, treasuio Jar_
o two years. -
The island -comprises about twenty
thousand .aeree. and „lies ail t
coati of Costa Rica. Tradition nays
that Henry Morgan, the bocce
buried gold aed silver to the value
of. tit:000000 ion „the island and
nester returned for it.
'rhe story of the buried trees e
has been getleireily known Thi yeats,
and several attempts hat% been made
to locate it. Up to this einke a.11 at,
teenpts have been unstictesiatel.
- Giesler has ,been living4bri Al*
t. land for seVeral years Past5 and It.
is the a e mac some over
les which led him to believe thst
the Story ,of the buried riches was
correct.. .
11e-: tb.
- capital 01' t t • fat
atked,
• ,
loto
me any more,'
1 h little Women!
e, from a baseball
tO bo Withlyao?;1140,ye,eft,
0 for youi, sake/
, . -tsi iorp
ot 4uln't tell .*Ins -
1' Ai ' bones!'
\
nous*illeotitio £n. tolitteco is re-
sttwlsd by steetfistrhelte leaves in .
'
method adopted V * Oerman h1n.thfr1l fait ot.in the
1st. • evesit be found' it.
Since securing the concession Gies-
ler hes made a ; trip to the United
tattle,. end •svhile there:_purchased
niagnetie ore 1indrs drWs Asti
other isppitratus: Ife, ha* returned to
islaud, and is now ready to start
Wife Istade Wisti,s; Change in rood.°
Change of diet iti the -only way
to really cure stortiath and bowel
trouble. '
A woman gays; , -
"lify husband hsid dyspepsia when
-wera rriarriesi ...and_hast4ttlIstqd
it for several- years. It was-
rfrosimpossible7-to
he could eat without bad' results.
"1 thought • this wait haply due to
time use of 'collie and peratirided- him
to discontinoe tie did to, and
began to drink Poesturn Food eaffee..
The change did him good from, the
_beginning. his digeWon improved:, be
• red much less from his _nervous -
ate,. and whin added-Orape-Thitin
food to his diet he was ecion entire-
ly, eured. •
"My ,frienet, }Ars. of
Vickelmegi tsay fornier tiome) had
*reek _
bi,i ng be Mt*
*y Wreck in whith
Xmoitisig-teer.
or 100 ed. While
t
1444 46'
tied 11140.
ate•
Medidnea had no eficc
neither Aicl travel. help her. On my
Itiet visit bones, 'some months ago, I
peranatTed her 10 u.se,
e7:7Uti
• She ttnk to eitit re-
ati ed
ter-
e6r04t:
Try jw;l 5 11.tome*" eprek.
tg--kWis
it in, her room and eats
it, wbenover else feels like it.
eating Mitipet60
,yrkys04. *bop 'ray tahy. ,was 4'00
MOIlthill old. and I don't kilo* What
should have- dope without it. If
gone.- 1 Wilt Weak
,
OStn.rtkit•
-S1t113-111111 AISS tS SOTO-
, ,
tren'uze 1up toute from ex10
to 'Pain, and Was lir
o gliraent for the. ehId.
' 'of
tght a• nd the baby
again.
rosy' arid beirtet*, Ifni\ as
iothrr otild lte is two y.
fc I1OIr and tat*, Grape,Stifis food
X *heti' avoy 'tired young
now of Ibe gOO4 that,tlyapt
1I1S �iild do hr,"
by tot
4-0
\11.1m1Attot4
• ,
iliwittlittplariiiimarvetih 'joist D4esiiiii
r. . . , Torotrteii -*
writes: -"I wax so sorely, troubled with
heart disestse that I was unable. for 18
months ,to Be down in bed lest I
SO1044r. After taking one dose of Dr.
Agneres Heart Cure, 1 refired and slept
soundly. 1 used. one bottle and the
treilble has not returned." --99
la 31
nine deinsted deader ea. es.
es*. IM drat Writs d se eiroder
spry POWS**, Fire Atria
listlestileher 040.. Teresa*. est, *ANIS,
_
, A goithinedal. a 'Pik. and five'
pounds of tObaeco constituted the
Kaiser's ,gift to Frans Grin-Ewaldan
tnveterate tintaker, ..nsho celebrated hie
104th1 birthday at 'Burg (Peusisiii) re,
ceetly).
WiLL. CLEAR THEM OM
illtWArtirCF 341111111TUTIOS
de "gait-
wished..to show his authority
to- those under him on the first znorn..
Ing of his Ili -Motion. "Now, look .
• ere, said-
NCLISII-MAVIN-LINIMENT-
loft or eelloused.
lwaipir--antr kineintsastrirera-heressrbiase
spavie. curate spliats, rinshoese
elfeesey, 1140,18,. 'pietas. or. ead
isivolless throat, cougas. ins. nave $50
by ere Of 0140 bettie.. Warreated the
Meet Woaderlel , Cure *Vie
kaewa,
A. man being brought before's, nags
ist'rate- inrer 'charge- of horse -stealing.
tha juStito, therreomeat-he sari hint,
eXelairned:' "1see, villesire lit your
teiuntentersee." le this' tirat
said the prisonee, eery coolly, "that
I knew my countenance was a !rit,
_It
lgtiorenee it a Ourtte.-,01Xrsow thy-
self" is a good admonition, whether re -
bullet, to, orist's,:phSelesd..'cortil itien or
habitudes. The Men whO le -ettpestieted
with.;h1m*lt.-seitt rkenern-leise-to-siset.
When any 'disafresseerent is Ms etkii*
Veleetrie Oil hi a. ceesip and eisepie
'tMs, erediettfort 01 paha fruM
the •tw„,._euro
bron 61 Cubit*. ",'"'scs,m
1.011VratIES or LarrEtergg:
State lotteritek add to- the internee
•
they bring the Ciovcnnu9it in *Unt
a. nearly *120,600, .!* war. 18
Priissia, the 0;4164 of fhbput)lie
mount to no Icws than
e h, (overxunent
'near) an Infants Sr* more or tete
'To
Pie ota While teething and as this peri-
od of their lives Is the most 'critical.
Mothers should not be without. A bottle •
of pr. , J. D. Kellogg's Byeestteor Car-
diai. TM* medicine is o epicene for
Mich oomplaints and 1. Mirky spoken
of by those who have WNW it. , The
p,roprietors claim it will. cure any case
of oho/era or 011111tner Complaint. .
• 2,800 silkworm* are required to '
produr..6 one pound of silk.
Japan's annual tobacco crop la
*Ott 40,000,000 pounds.
A faintly living in the city of Tifli,.
in the Caucessuri, a:4=1Me of five
members whose combined age is 395
years. The father is 105 years. the
mother 95, and the three sons ars
'an' otter 60.
ansi levee itito be- the- rneet-efibotio*
ellisfkor, *hes fitOrrolials pins. •Ilisseiress
aii-,4esto is whit • Attitit Pat-
terson.. of Seekville, sem et
iscsath Metrical Maritime.. fee, ens trays.
La Grit** ikd tk. tols,Plleatistris Which
..felleded 1t,,lelt her heat to dead with