HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1893-6-29, Page 4TfURSD
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In C;tna
ion every
elections ti
the Grits.
all the put
statesmans
theories in
standing t
es, they do
vantage of
drive him
and eleven
peeer.ill,
t1 exnel1duu
ono of pow
elusively t
only- party
and point
which it t',t
ed a Lib i
do the says
bullied, an
until its pa
remains.
is set a tot`
and eleven
goes a tott
They ar
Grits. Th
unfortunat
axe which
and chuokl
From day
ung the po
doom, and
prospect,.
offices, an
themselves
the unfort
side of poll
short, the
like Grits,
time of it, -
years and
in that chi
But the
people of C
and the ba
found that
in the Tor
Then th
season of r
their mut
other good
Its well
of particip;
humor, an
tion keeps
Paris gree'.
The Grit
the next g
They have
wiping the
rare sport
tremendon
between ei
One of tl
stone cut d
to be exhik
sword. whir
when he iv
hunk of g:
woman he
bug could
would be
there ever
ever adver
Gladstone
The Ena1
position. 'i
ronto Expo
this fall to
way of fall
being expo
barns, new
inv. The
mo?e Mune
year, and t
exhibits tit
Toronto.
wring dep
be made U
ducts, Aug
plication fi
once.
There is
age, town
dominions
mast last
count of ti,
warships,
l.a1 g,' cttt . shi
water, It
some 450
their corn
-Tryon arc
Mediterrai
Syria. Tf
the naval
i.n g' • her ra
rad vessel,
and sink r
Iain Lutes,
the whole
of mont"ulr
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rpiness
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Sir Oliyer Mowatt tl"ill have: to, redue.
the Price of his prison -Made binder
1111110 if he expecte to do any brisinoss. •
- ,
He charges Si -cents a pourtd for els
'cents s a
yJ1 . e t
tit11xG b the carload, and
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Sir Adal.pha Caroli has sailed for
borne.
I
• a ar Gstil t,, m
y it . v 1p has u4a11r1 111 Ilan•
tang's and Other Got ltl e s
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( n 1 a•
,The pants"1.Cbllai.uls were at Ogdous
burg and Toronto Saturday.
The 111'tnees� Pail.C1i0 sailed I,' 1'1Cl,ay
from Now York 0x1 thta sGetlttlel" '.i'Q1.1-
“.:.11°' tSIM ilk re.Ssed lie Self .6 being
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highly pleaSAd with her experience ill
merle:l,, After +isitin her children
•
, , r, , fo _admissions
Mad11t1 the print Gi>s it 111 real e £Qi. Lou
n.' g
to titre d the wedding o£, Prince
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Geurgo
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Th Toronto Cit Council F ids�4
y
the estimates at 17, mills on the
passed�,T4
•for c tThe
doll..; 113)3, b 1t tG is the intentiongeneralpi
ir
ofthe Fleming adminstl"zt 1011 to place
tll Gp
, ". o.
a before the lateaaajcls araicln,�
thein to vote for^ au issue of debentures
.•
for sufficient civic 1vorks to rectumm the
'
rate Mrs. Osborne, landlady'of the Gros.
house,atJonesville, was, -ti lug
? o +y.
the other:'day to kill carpet bu;s' with
gasoline and, turpentine,which i ignited
a lamp in the room and set the
Too Mrs Osborne lost so -1 e of
place on -T 1 0 by
her batig , in.d: the ' other damage
:o X100: "
C31 Saturday molt about 10'30 Cullis
sal\ mill at Auburn near 'Blyth,
was discovered to be on fire, which was
-totall destroyed_-toge her with ma-
r 5 l t ,
chiuery and the whole season's stock of
ileadinh. staVOS; ' lumber•, etc, There
was a small insurance on the building
and n1alGhi Loss'between 2,000
and $3,000 The fire is supposed to
; ' r ,.,, to
.1%oA}411 rah iso
Paid admission at
FrldaJ. $103,639,
On O'hLu+sdt�y rheic
to the
Wednesday'spaidt
World's fair uttnlbered.132,8CS.
day til crowd was
$150 000.
,
Passenger
United States railways
becoinuxendatlons for
.to the World's Fair.
The total paid
World's Fair Monday
The statute of the,
Gladstone was unveiled
Oastle at Rart's Irish
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pound ill smaller quantities, not lessdon
pLee
than 50 pounds, An 'Exeter dealer L
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Cha se Chll anlan ro QSOS to
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start a ilk f' , restimated-
a s.__ aetmy • in Belleville•
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Xe FZ�IZ'Y GRITS.
selling binder twine, ,"tire product of
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1101aeat labor," at S cents a pound, 'a11d
' Evangelists r
T;vang,Glxsts Crossley arid Tinnier arc
conductingSOt V1GGs in,
.,The
general electbuyer
da we have a gGllel 1the
five ycriis.
oryears. Between
l .1 '" is in the hands of
to 4Qat1 t j
They admit that • they have
it all the eloquence, all the
Y, cI
tI el maytalc anyquantity ';lie
'acres,
needn't tryan of
SirOliver-
chooses. Ol y 'r,y
his binder twine couuijirto tricks on the
1�
farmers of this section.
o��,�
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c,
wheat acreage In last
Manitoba
5 Lthis.,.1
Year was 87,p,9JJaG1Gs ea1.1000,
r1
000 acres,
At Rochester N.Y.,300 persons were
made ill by satinice cream at ": a high•
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hip, and all true correcteiior
the and tlotpvith-
News of •the Week Ill Brief.
school reception.u':'
l llo Rrehelxeu ana Qutarao Steamer
obi
country,
hese troltionclatis aclvantag•
nut l`esita.e to take ad
their weak enemy, :1113
to the wall. For four l eels
mouths the Grits are all
Their orators rise in their
S might and talk the Tories
•r; their editorsprove con-
,
halt the Liberal party is the
that can save the country
out a thousand ways in
be saved—always provid
J CAoverrimetit is put in to
i,s , Thu poor old N. P. is
d 'nattered, and mangled
pa would fail to identify the
The government at Ottawa
sting, and for four years
months the ancient 'criprle
sting to its inevetiable fall.
e merciless, these powerful
e do not hesitate to the
Y jibeWork
e Tories; they exhibit the
is to hew off the Tory heads
0 over the coming carnage
'
o day they delight in toll
defenceless Tories of their
?hurtle in their glee at the
They pick out the good, fat
I distribute them among
throwing not a crust to
mate poisons of the other
tics To make a long story
powerful, pure, statesman-
have a tremendously good
m their mind's eye, for four
eleven months, and indulge
which success brings
election comes on, and the
anada deposit their ballots,
Ilots are counted, and it is
the country has confidence
Government.
Grits enter upon another
tinning the country with
hs and Hens, and have an-
Limo of it.
that it is so. The happiness
mien keeps one side in good
I. the happiness of anticipa-
:he other side from taking
a.
i
Cholera is decreasing rapidly through
out Russia•from
Caravels visited Ding-
SpanishS
The •
ston last Thursday.
of Belle
City Treasurer Tanuahill,
y ills has resigned.
The synod of Huron concluded its
business at London Thursday nights
, r• Jeffers, Methodist,of
I,ev. Dr,'� J ,
Belleville, was 81 years old Thursday.
The town of Simcoe now has grotto
lithicsidewalks ontheprincipalstreets.
Heavy rain has fallen in Northern
o r
Wisconsin, extinguishing the forest
fires,
John H. Coppinger of Illinois has.
been appointed UJnited States consul to
Toronto.
The synod of the diocese of Ontario
1 luded its business in Kingston
concluded gp
Thursday.
Y
7 he troops campat Niagara wereevening,
P g
addressed by Hon. J. C. Patterson,
Thursday.
will be roceeded «ith at once
P
on a new high school building for the
town of Simcoe.
Rev. Samuel Bart, D. D. of Hartford
Coon, has been elected bishopof the
diocese of Vermont. c
The strawberry crop is very large in
Fssex county, and the berries are sell-
ung in Windsor at 5 cents a quart.
The late Senator Stanford's property
p P
is valued at $35,000 C00 on which
there is an income of about $3,000,000.
A letter from San Domingo dated
June 12th, states that president Hear-
reaux has discovered a new rent pion-
dry plot•
The closing exercises of Woodstock
college were held Thursday. Hon, John
Dryden was present and delivered an
address,
Secretary of the Treasur Carlisle
y i
has directed that the July interest on
fo it per cent. U. S. bonds bepaid Mon-
day next.
Thos. F. Bayard American ambassa_
dor to Great Britainpresented his ere -
Thursls to the Queen at Windsor castle
Thursday,
Cholera reports received from Mecca
show that from June lett to June. _0 a
• 2
there were 880 deaths from the disease
in that cit y
The officers of the 19th Battalion en-
tertained Hon. J. C. Patterson,Minis-
ter of Militia, at dinner at Niagara -on-
the -Lake Thursday:he
Carolina has been off and is now on
+ b
her w.ty to<Sorel.
Maud Melaibben is under arrest at
�t. I o n 1t11h i"ft h
t s chargedw killing e g t
er and sister,
Fatheramounted
Rey. Sullivan's residence it
Thorold was entered by Qtt
burglarsBros'
Fridaty night and a feiv dollars stolen,
Sixteen men were burned to death
byan ea losiim of benzine at the Brod-
p t
shichemical works, C,dessa, on `� ednes
day.
At River Falls,Wis., Wednesdayinert+•
Ringling Bros. circus tent was struck
by lightening sevenpersons were
andYourself
killed.
Five prisoners confined in the cou11-
ty gaol at Amherst, N. S, escaped last
week by cuttingthrouglia half inch
iron bar•
The Australian mails per SS. 11'fiow-.
era and the Canadian route reached-
London 35 days from
yp
Sydney. Fridaypose
The Burnell building at Duluth+
Mimi., was destroyed bj fire Tuesday
night. Four bodies were found i1] the
6 -church
ruins and it is feared that other' liyes
were lost,
more vagrants will be said off the
Nosaid
block in Missouri, the supreme court
having decided that the law is uncon-
SCltntf011al.
t,
Hundreds of people write It is im-
possible to describe the good Hood's
Sarsaparilla has done."It will be of e
qualltelp to you.
At Merrickville Michael McDonald
jumped off a C. P. R. fast express not
timed to stop there and received such
injuries that he cried,
Mr, John T. Warrington as traet•
ed for the last half of June product of
60 cheese factories in eastern Ontario
at 9 cents, involving $1,000.
Arrangements have been completed
for the running of the Detroit steam-+
er, Flora, between Port Stanley and
Cleveland three times a week.
The Manitoba Government has is-
the first crop bulletin for this
e•
year. Prospects in general are bright-
er than for several years past.
Eugene A. Marvine; a New :York
tines mreen
goods err, Hier t was Saturday sentenced
g
to year in state prison and fined
to one0•
A Great Northern coal train was"
,The
wrecked 35 miles •'south ofWestSuper-
lox, Wis., Saturday.Three men wereand
killed and eighteen cars were ditched
have originated in the engine room.
In the matter of the estate of George
The congregation of Knox church, Armstrong, late of the Township of
Ayr, Ont., I,,ev. John Thompson, M. A,, Usborne, County of Huron, Yeoman,
pastor, built a very fine new 'brisk deceased
clouleh at,a cost of ?5,000 four yeara Notice is he eby given pursuant
ago, lvllich was para' fol;at completion. to chapter no ofthe Revised Statutes
all but - $2,500. A special voluntaryof Ontario. 1887, that all:persons
haying claims against the estate of
collection at the. church door Was an- the said late George Armstrong, who died
pounced for Sabbath last for the Ur- on the 15th clayof May, lsUs, are required,to
deliver, or sena by post, prepaid, to the un-
of wiping out the debt, The dorsignod, solicitors for Matilda. Armstrong,
managers announces that the collect- admiPiistratix of the Real and Personal Es-
tate o#',the said deceased, on or before the
tOilS placed in the boles amounted to 15t Day of AUGUST, 1893,
,527, thus wiring off the whole
debt. A grand record fora a statement and in writing, containing parg their
b ironies and addresses, and full particulars
country congregation. of their claims, duly verified by statutory
declaration and the nature of the security
At the St. Thomas police court, Mon- we. iv) held by then,, and that after the
last mentioned date the said Adminis-
day John ilzeDouald,aged 13, and Doug-tratix willproceed to distribnto the assets
las McDonald, aged 11, were each sen- tithe o,`il aving r g ragonlyto parties claimsentientitled
tented to an indefinite period not ex- which:notiee shall have been received as
ceeding four years in the Provincial above rec�uired; and the said Administratix
will not be liable for the said assets or' any
Reformatory at Penetanguishene forereofny or
stealing $17 from Wm. [3ayereroft.. part
ofwl soscsclaimsclnotice' shallnnot
e have been received at the time of such air -1
Alk:ert Wood, armed 14, and Douglas
tributiori.
McDonald were sentences. to au iudeii- ELLIOT ELLIOT,
nitsperiod not exceedingfour years Solicitors for Admniistratix,
EXETER,oNT.
for stealing fruit from T. J. Clarridge. Dated ;7th June, 1895.
Douglas McDonald two sentences
FOR CIIIIRONIIC C't IIJGIIII
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IT
TnallPullnonaryDiseaseswitltemacia•
tion, as well aswith spitt'ses f blood,
effects of this remedy are very marked.
$0C. "AND $1.00 PER E�ioTTt.E.
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price ds
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s co
run gconcurrently. Fred Locke wasA
fouled guilty of obtaining a pair of UN
boots from Cronk cC Tallman, and plea-
ded to to boots
n—
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A.
guilty getting repairs
by J. E. Demare He was sentenced to In the matter of the estate of George Arm -®;A
six months in the Central Prison for strong, late of tho•Township of Usborno, in
the County of H ton, Ye 1U8 0 ' eco Revised
each the sentence to run conculxentl Y Statutes of Ontario, known as Tho boyo-
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A youth names at Gower, one Of •iution of Estates Act" there wilibe sold by
the candy makers at the McCormick PUBLIC AUCTION, on .
manufactory, London, was the victim p� g�y #
3, MONDAY 5 R � � �� BR�
of a serious accident on Monday.He 9 9 9
had taken a pot of boiling taffy from —AT THE HOUR OF—
the fire and was pouring it on the slab ON.le O'CLOCK in the AFTERNOON
for cooling,when some of the fieryAT THE—
liquid splashed on his arm, �a,rs�ng L�toPes dence'of the said Geo: AP:1St1'OIlg
him to drop the..whole
ole thing, He faint
ed from pain and'feh alirong 'the hot North Thames Aiorter Ie, HTpliornc.
aforesaid, by MR. THOMAS CAMERON,
taffy. His fellow 'laborers rushed to Auctioneer, subject to such conditions as
his aid, and Dr, Eccles was sent for. Bielprope ty, viz. -ed, the following value,-
arm was found to be severely All and singular that certain parcel or
burned, •and ac the time •it was feared tract of land and premises, situate, lying
being in the Township of Usborne, in
had suffered internal injuries by the County of Huron and. Province of On-
swallowingsome'of the hot taffy, as his ratio, -containing by admeasurement (99)
acres, be the same more or
mouth fell open when he fainted and less, being composed of Lot No, Six (6), a-
fell. The doctor does not think this butting on the oWorth es Road., in the
out one acTownship of Usborne, excepting there
the case, however. The lad will be out one acre off the South East Corner
laid up for some time. thereof some time since, sold and conveyed
to one Josenlr Dinnin
W. G. BISSO i
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LlYery
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First Class Horses and Rigs.
SPECIAL RATES WITH
COMMERCIAL MEN.
Orders left at Bissett Bros.' Hardware
a
Store, will receive prompt attention.
i - REASONABLE
ATRIAL SOLICITED.
G. BISSETT
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The Conservatives of Muskoka Thugs
papers are rich winning
eneral election every day
the Tories down and are
ground with them What
the •Grits have and whatY
s victories these Grits win,
eCtiOnS 1
day noxnivated George Langford of
Macaulay township, as candidate for
the Ontario legislature:
The grand lodge of the C. 0. 0. F.,
M. U, concluded its session at Brant-
ford l hursday. Next year's meeting
will be held at Napanee.
At the Coney Island Athletic Club
and were burned.ninety-nine
Samuel Bosndutand James Brailey
stopped on the Wabash railroad near -
Bement, Ill., to rest, and fell asleep. A
train struck them, killing orae and fat-
all injuring the other;
j bDeaths
The suit of Mrs. Homer R. Baldwin,8
TIn
of New York, against 'the New YorkSunday,there
Central railroad for injuries received
_
Also the following crowingCrops, Farm
of the 'Week.. Stock, Etc.. viz:
acres of Peas, s acres Fall Wheat, 28 acres
were 456 Orchar acres kutii 12 acres Clover, Fruit ind
Mecca,TERMS
Orchard of about 3 acres ;1 team 4 -,year -ora
deaths from cholera. Horses, 1 three-year-old Filly, 1 one -year-old
W. H. male; the we11 known ship- Filly, oone-year-old
o e- he fersdentire 2 steersel to'nlof haynig
builder •of Cleveland is dead, binder, (Patterson's niake)1 mower, 1 coin-
bined seed drill. 1 sulky rake, I set Diamond
Aaron Nash, aged 78, fell down stairs Harrows. 1 fanning mill, 1 gang plow, 1 No,
at Paris and received'injuries from 13 plow, 1 other plow. 1 roller, 1 set bob-
sleig lis, 1 road cart, 1. wagon, 1 rack, I set
which:he died, double harness, l set plough harness, 1 pair
James Dean,of ,Ashfield, Ont., tool- nets, grain bags, forks, spades, etc., etc.
carbolic acid in mistake for' whiskey AL ES E: SALE •
FOR REAL bidE Will be sold sub -
Thursday and died in agony. ject to reserved' fixedby the otic' l
guardian. Ten per cent, cash on dray of sale:)
An unknown man threw himself in Balance to bo paid into the Canadian Bank
•front of a freight •train at the Humber ofConimerceto the joint credit of the Of%ic-
Thursday and was instantly killed. bo Guardian e the 1st day tof October he g next,�without
interest.
The funeral took place at Belleville FOR CHATTELS:—StO and under, Cash;
Thursday of Mrs. Geer, mother of Rev. over that amount a months' credit on ap-
A. L. Geer. Deceased was 84 years of proved joint notes.
r + lived in Belleville for 41 Conditions of sale will be produced
yandat time of sale.
years.
William Buckle , of 14lagnolia Miss,, For further particulars tapply to
y Silo• Hoskin,C or to Elliot & Elliot
gave evidence in court against a gang Q• i,
of white caps, and was killed on the'TORONTO. Vendors solicitors,
p +Telephone
way home, EXETER, oNT'
• age,Dated. June 17th, lsOB,
John F. Elliot, 15 years of was
""mama,'�-f-e
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last Thursday night Jim Daly, of Buf-
is to have
le axes with which Mr. Glad-
own a tree at Hawarden is
eted at Chicago. Also the
Chicago.
:h Balsam wished. he had
anted to kill his ass. If the
ingerbread which the old
rued at the grant; old hum-
be added the collection
e0mplP,te. But,se, was
y,
a fifteenth -rate actress that
Used herself as old man
!s advertising?
falo, was knocked out i 1 six rounds by
Joe Butler, colored of Philadelphia.
The Columbia Liberty Bell was cast
at the McNeely foundry in Troy, N. .Y.
Thursday. IG weighs 13.000 pounds,
and will give its first peal in Chicago
July 4th.
7'he bi,; Nora mine at Ironwood,
Mich., has closed down and discharged
g
the 650 emp oyes. It issaid the min-
ung outiool. is worse than at any time
since 1873.
On Saturday last Mr. John . Griffith,of
the 1st con. of Westminster, reached
the age of 107 an a
in a railway wreck reported
been settled for $50,000.
A carriage containing two women
and three children was struck ley a
train at a crossing near Newark, N.J.
All were Instants killed except onetry
who hued only a few hours. p
John Gipson, a boy who attempted to
nretic a train at.Oran a isle Junction1
g y
a shout time ago, was tried on: Satnr-
day at •Orangeville and the police mag-
istrate let him off on suspended Sen
tents.
Fitzhun,the'mux deter, was success-
full electrocuted ust after noon est -had
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First ei C�Qss'R��7'cSr And HORSES
ORDERS LEFT AT ' THE HAWK
SHAW HOUSE OR AT THE
STABLE WILL BE PROMPT
LY ATTENDED TO.
'Z'eix a : Reaeoziabl
Connection,
patriarchal years,
erday: (Monday) at Auburn pr bon.
sire is already talking Ex-
he management of the To-
sition will make an effort
surpass everything in the
fairs. Over•$100,000 is now
tided in the erection of flew
stables and other outbuild-
applications for space are
;tons than ill anypl'wfous
I e
nany of the World's Fair
ill be at the Exposition,
&ll entries for the mauufact
trtment and live stock must
' Aug.12 aericultural io
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17; poultry, Aug. 28. ` Ap•
)r space' should be made at
his descendants celebrated the dayin
g
a becoming manner.
A drop in the price of silver bullion
to 81 cents have revived talk of shut-
ting down a number of the big mines
of Aspen, Colorado, unless there Is an
advance in the price.
;Judge Wilkin, of the Supreme Court
of Illinois,has sustained the ordinance
of 1889 stopping pool selling outside
regular race tracks. This means that
the cit ool must close. '
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Simon Wade, Joshua Calyin,Dau Jef-
ferson and Premus Brown have been
csonyicted of muldar,iu the Choctaw
court at Waburton,I. T. and sentenced
co
to be shot to death July 7.
It is reported that revolution has
broken out in Salvador against. Presi-
dent Ezeta. All the banks in San Sal-
ended
He met his death with great reserve
and maintained that he acted in self
defence,
A`robber entered the Merchants' Na-
tional Bank at Moorehead, Minn.. Mon-
day and at the point of `a ,revolver
forced the cashier Co hand over X2000,
He escaped with the money by- swim•
ming oyer a river.
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The body found in the Detroit river,
near Sandwich, on Monday, is that of
Thomas Heighton'i1 years of
b ' aged,-
Detroit, who was drowned .while eros•
sing the ice on the 22nd of January
last. No inquest will now be held,
ng man named James Robson b
A young
living in Windsor, d'isappeared'sudden•
ly two welts ago under suspicious cir-
cuinstrini;es, and no trace of him has
yet been found, There are suspicions
of foul but nothing 1st definitely
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Hair cut in the latest style
Ladies'Knots, Bans
Switches made to order
H.FISH, Barber,
—AGENT FOR THE--
PARISIAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
and
,taught in the elevator shaft in Spauld-
ing's lumber mill at Elmira, N. Y, on LOST
Saturday, and instantly killed.. OR FAILING
Theodore Buckalew, of Rea. Bank, N General
T. choked to death while taking lunch
on Thursday. He wore false teeth and
it is thought he swallowed some of the
teeth.
r the 4 year old son o William Ir-
vine, of Sidney township, Hastings
county, while arinking•,from a barrel
sunk in a spring, fell in head first and
was drowned. �-.
Mr E. H. Todd, a wealthy resident
of Quincy; Ill., blew out his brains on
Sunda while sittingin his chair. He
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was a bachelor, 45 years of age and no
cause is known. ;
Mr. J. Tallman Whiting, the aged
and well-known Detroit vessel' man. /�
was found dead in a shed nea • the De- vi!
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troll water works Thursday.He was 1•
(,
_ years � old,Heart 1 e 1
over 70 y e s d s ase s.
supposed to have taken him af.
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play
probably not a hamlet, viii-
or city in all of the British
butMurderer
whatted a fta; at half
atnrday morning, on ac -of
;close of one of Englanci,
6, ls
the Victoria), Dile of. � true
s;l;llat eVer
e t i stilled on the
the nwhile,
o twilzt,lul„ of an eye
our brave_
• saittfrs, with
mandinn :officer, Admiral
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;Gan, to sight of 'Tripoli oli
ie lccirleli.t was caused by
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m into the tilde of rile 111-fatand
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musing' it fill with water
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lthlll the short space of 1 p
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British nr sic tine
p ) to a state
will remain closed until peace has been
restored.
Fitzum, in Auburn prison,
l +ria there was n '
when told Friday ythato
his life beings- ared fell in ,a
hopewon spared,
n. When he recovered he exited
swoon.
that his wife and spiritual adviser be
sent for at once, sobbing bitterly the
sent
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At Dorchester, N. B, Thursday M s
t I t,d for
Stevoua, who ha las bee 1 tr e
r ,• :
causing the death of a young girl nam
ed Mabel Hall& by cruelly whipping
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and ill-using her was found not guilt
>' ' guilty
hr ild as a a,rvant iii Mrs. Ste-
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ven's house:
A 'eautiful brass tablet designed
b g
executed byMr, Joseph McCaus-
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- Toronto, -
land, of o onto, has been placed in
Trinity church,• Sinpcoo in memory of
Yv0
thea.
,late l:dlpplinCl Deeds who` was slier-
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111 of Ivotf011. count. �-for i33 oars, and
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lues art active and ztlalaua• memUol of
that church,:for over 40 years:
known.
Italian
Two travellingmusicians
were arrested at Winnipeg Monday
for the' murder of their former tom an-
p
• ion, whose body was found horribly
mutilated near Girenfel:l a day or - so
ago, There is a belief that
e -general,
•they are the murderers
At Detroit on Saturday Frani- L
Ha es was convicted of the murder of
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•Fred, El, lSc,lly, rile you])g, diugrnlst,
fibu
former of Hamilton and Windsor.
ly ,
whose body was found in the cellar of
g . ,
a Detroit drug, store. 1layes was
sentenced to Jackson prison for life.
aisastrpns hail atol'm: ,broke over
akville un uncia afternoo destroy. •
0 S y n d soy
in+r azlmost h ire fruit cr ' .•
o t e ant tip wrthttl
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.�.. radius .. . six .. , The
a radius of sial, pineal, ,1,'he majorttv.Of
the fruit growers o the dist �i -WestAfrica
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eCt to YGali7,e little 01'ttett in, ou
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their orellards this season in cense•
u: ; ,, , „ . t
q:tteltc,e of tht3 rl.pst`,1 ltGtivrp done to what
nromised to ha ft rine crop.
'Regulates the Stomach,
Liver a and Bowels, unlocks
t n
,;hesccri,tiorts'i>u^ifiesthe
'Blood removes all urn»,
purities from a 'Pimple
tis wog �i crofulo>tsSore.
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Mrs Robert Hogan, Sandusky; Ohio, v-•-� -- e......----
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two wee Iia, Y
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Ne S a Nod York that'
l4 c o of Iltdtana U, S.
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tnlniate,tresident the. republic of LI
bola, died at Monrovia
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at iter of •the gauntly On 11 a 1411
tb.e e p with yl
mid was buriedwrGit :iltatttry honors .
y.. wag in • ,. , .,.6..
•fir. 1,1e;C,o�” w.ts appointed by l leSlclent
i1strriao n in January. 1892•
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Noble idanhood fully Restored. I ow to
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