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spicily, reaohin:, 1,0,000,000
atiuds >a 1$69 an�120., 0000 Dung's
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i 87 . n t e .=ear last named 'Ce .,
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ion made its first sill me' consisting
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of Z3 pounds. Last year the poopro o£
At Coliunbus.,Miss, the negre,Ilenr,y
lemiizp, Ivho stabbed to death Mr,
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ONDER... INLLA D14
112inohel• on Monclay night, wl s taken
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from the officers on Wedi'es --- and In the matter o£ the e of Joseph
h ug° , estate
Casa, l�ltc of the Tot: gisl'lip of Usborne
7 ho Peary ex edition stealeelni ] the Huron,an e-
I arc n sail I. ui, lire County of yoom , d
o. r 4g' front St: John's Neta•
foulidland lrl d ceased. =
, ay night, £or. Lubracloi' Ncltioe is hereby given pnrsua>it4o Ohtep•
�° �' d thence to for ri0,,of tbo itevisod 56atutos ei Ontario,
settlements, to et do 'o an
Gloeullr,><id. ' 19Si t1ia1 a111rersons hiry n via ms a 'bins
the estate of the said late J oseph Case, who
(lied on the 17th clay of';nine, isk)o, are re-
The 86 Montxeal salooi]keepeas whQ uirec to deliver, or send bV post prepaid, to
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okened •tiler' Bare on the and lire nn•lersimuod solislia''to .tkoln.ta.n[ui-
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St. Jean �:i . oft se la rte ; l i testament Lth lints,
Bantle() was Fri- ottholat t vlllanatust,ament of the said
filled 76 ea given1 e solor bafor the
A ch, and was six c e ea$01 i e
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weeks xn wliieh to pay''up, 15th day of 1' ue—est, 3:➢3,
A despatch from Zanzibar to the &statement in writing containing their
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London Time sa '9 the Snit t 1 s uautos and addresses and full, particulars
c 1 Ua oftlieir clairus duly verified by statutory
all the declaration el and the nature of: the soonzlty
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Benedict(if an,y) field :by theca, _And that after' the
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P sting' tern to Italy said las t' mentioned date the said Executors
for a previsional Period ofwit proceed o distribute the assdts of the
P three years ll t
, - said Estato among the artier 'entitled•,
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Mr. Gladstone told Mr. Sexton iu t1]e' regard an y to claims of
house of'commmns 1'llnrs a iii `ht t
d Y g that tivhicli notiro s till have boon recoivoct ae
xequirod. ; and the said iixacutors will
he doubted thepossibilityof finding a not be liable fol. thes,tid assets, or any art
day for the dic' ' • a • 1" thereof so distributed to any person ui per-
cusszon of Chairman
+ sons of tivltosoclam5 notice shall not have
Mellor s recent action in suspending been recoivocLwt the time of said dist ribut•
him, lou.
ELLIOT & ELLIOT,
The Beaver line steamshi Lake solicitors for Execrators,
Ne i ar:, R'ht•h was: a.Sliore in •the Dated 5th Jul, 1903. EXETER, 0NT.
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Extract of Wild Strawberry is a reliable
remedy that can•always be depended
to ours cholera, choleriy irifantuin, colic,
Drams eliarrhosa,''dysentery, and :all
cramps,
looseness of the bowels. It is a pure
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containing all the virtues of Wild Straw-
-one f 1 safest and surest au xis,
berry, o the s o a s r
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for ,ail summer oomplaluts, comb ed
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agents, well known to medical science.
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to be an excellent remedy fordiarnc�ea,
dysentery and looseness of the bowels;
but medical science has placed before
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the public in Dr, Fowler's s Eat. of Wild
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a complete and effectual cure for all
those distressingand often dangerous
complaints so common in this change-
able climate.
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•';f ORRO.AY, JULY 20t1 189x.
Great 1?ritain and Troland consumed
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207,113,{0k pounds of tea. or 5.63 lbs.
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CANADIAN
ter head• Of t11is supply only 34,433,
IQs pounds came from China and e a-
There. is no pleuro-pne11m0nia in
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Map liars. Cattle for expert are
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ver carefult li C c,s
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oa0'6,fi0n, and the disease would cilli
ainiy.be detected if it were in exist-proelarIned
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° "Tine impeeill entholities forbid the
dill f Canadian cattle in Great
lending °
S Hain eSce t for immediate slaught-
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CIT. The oxeiise is that pleuro-puou
mania exists amens them; and that if
this were allowed to ho commuuivated
a
British cattle the results would be
very sea It is said that Sifter
mouths of careful investigation one
ease has been fouud iu which micro-
an 68102,127pounds: Demi' from
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Ceylon; and 109,5281169 ounds from
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India, Tlitts, China and Japan to
gether sent Duly one sixth of trio
quantity cousnmed:ui the British i .
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lauds.
It must not be assumed, however,
that the total exports of tea from the
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countries named are in thls,piopoitlon,
Russia, for example, takes almost the
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whole of its tea from China. Canada
last year received more half the
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tea imported for consumption from Jae
Han. Still, the growth of the tea in•
, is
dnstry u] Tudia, utcluding Oeylon,
one of the mar eels of the nineteenth,got
century.
straits of Belle"Isle has been"�
off '- ' -
and is now on her way to Quebec •in Jas, 11IcI Illenny, a laborer., aged 66
tow of the w'ekina steamer, Lord years, committed suicide Monday even-
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Stanley., ins by swallowing an entire box of
•'Relish on Rats," The action of de-
Aman supposed t° be Albert Ecl• g
ward Wilson, who escaped from War- ceased is supposed to have boon due to
wick Lambton count in 1889,after domestic trouble.
' o y'The forei�• ii`exhibitors atthe World's
ins Miss iVlary Dfar shall at the ti
door of a church, has bee •arrested •in, Fair hays decided' to brrng� claims
Saginaw, Mich. against .the United States for $400,000
for .lamateis to exhibits byrain snow
An indictment has been found at Ta-
coma, Washington, against the C. P. R. and sunshine.
hundreds of lives have been saved byits
use. No other remedyalways
prompt Y
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summer complaints so promptly, quiets
the •pain_ so effectually and allays irrita-
tion so successfully as this unrivalled
prescription of Dr. Fowler. If you are
going to travel this
B�II iY�l 1
Ste 11 er
be sure and take a bottle with It
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Thefollowinglowinging unablefaotsarefully
evetified to as being undeniably correct, ,
everyparticular, Mr. Ham is wellluiowi
in the ,vicinity, having :resided here over
fifty years, and is highly' respected as s
man of the strictest honor, whose word iE
as good as his bond.
As will be soon from his letter, tour
only a ter had attgiven him, and f wag
only grist ci had given up hope; of Durr
that Burdock Blooi
Bits ee oneC1the reoolded. to nmendation oft
has the
scopic examination revealed
presence o£ the disease in an animal
imported from Canada, i e do not be-
Have the statement to be true, There.
izre many persons who from interested
motives have tried to prevent the im
p station of live cattle from Canada
Over and over again these persons.
have charged that pleuro -pneumonia
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existed among Canadian cattle, Over
and over again it has been proved
that thiel, statements were false. For
many months Mr. Herbert Gardner has
been hunting for the disease. He has
put his embargo on Canadian cattle
en the ground that the disease was in
existence. If he were to acknowledge
• aiEaw that it does not exist he would
prove that he had taken a most im-
portant step, that lie had seriously in-
,jarred Canadian cattle men, and made
The Grits are now- hard at wort;
ointing out to the Canadian farmer'
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that, ander a revenue tariff, he can get
bigger erprices for his wheat,znurdoi
gg butter,
eggs, potatoes, oats and garden truck,.
and at the same time pointing'out to
the Workingman in the city that, un-
der a revenue tariff, he wily pay less
for his flour, oat -meal, butter, eggs,
Potatoes and garden sass. They furth-
er tell the Hamilton mechanic that,
when stoves, tobacco, irons, cottons,
nails, wire hoods, carriages, brushes,
screws, agrieultnral implements, scales
and other manufactured articles,are
imported free from the United States,
the Workingman wit! have more work
making the same articles here, and
will get more pay because the pro-
ducts of his labor will be sold cheaper !
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°n a charge of rate -cutting, u] viola- -
tion of the inter -state commerce law, ALL It`ri F
A warrant has been issued, under
which President Van Horne and var- Young, old or middle-aged, who find
ious local agents •are liable to arrest. themselves nervous, weak and ex-
Duncan PJlaeArthur, late manager of hausted, who are broken down from
the insolvent Commercial Bank at excess or overwork, resulting in many
Manitoba, has transferred to trustees of the following symptoms: Mental
for the bank about $34.000 worth of depression, premature old age, loss of
property in order to secure the bank in vitality, loss of memory, bad dreams;
pfor
connection with guarantees of accounts dimness of sight, palpitation of the
heart, lack of energy, pain
you.
overcomes safely and quickly the dis-
tressine summer complaint so often
caused by change of air and water, and
is also a specific against sea-siokess,
and all bowel
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Price 35e. Beware of imitations and
substitutes sold by unscrupulous dealers
the sake of greater profits.
neighbor who had been cured of a simnel
disease by its use. Mr. Haar_ writes a,
follows:
Dean Sins, -I think I have been on,
of the worst sufferers you have yet pearl
ofo.
foiirofiotgii best docbeen six torelwiihos in ntobta e Hint
permanent relief, but continually growing
worse, until almost beyond hope of re
covert', I tried your Bitters and got relie:
in a few days. Every organ of mybod�
was deranged, the liver enlarged, hardener
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and torpid, the heert and digcstiae organa
which he has even. emissions,
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At In the kidneys, headaches, pimples in
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farewell to Earl nd Laontreal dy Derby weres the face and body, or peculiar
presented an behalf of the city and • ofsensation about the scrotum, wasting
before
the governors 'of McGill university. the eyes, twof the itching of theiness, se muscles, eye-
Their excellencies were afterwards en-
tertained at luncheon by Mayor Des- lids, and elsewhere, bashfulness, depos-
its in the urine, loss of will -power ten-
left for St. Ann's to visit Sir John Ab- and flabby muscles desire to sled
bots. , P,
left fob, In the afternoon Lord Derby derness of the scalp and spine, weakill
failure to be rested by sleep, constipa-
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seriously deranged, a large abscess in m,
back, followed byparalysis of the rib,
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leo in fact the lower half of my body,wai
entirely useless. After using Burden]
bucks s the absces
rst, od di charging fully itters for a few ave quarts of pu
in two hours. , I felt as if I had received l
rer
shock from thispowerfulas steady the
was tt efoandur cur
seeing that for the four year
permanent,rery afterseeing
since I have had as good health as ever '.
had. I still take an occasional bottle, no
beef dearer to the British consumer
without reasonable cause. Mr. Gard-
News of the Week in Brief.
Per's apparent vindication is the a P-
parent fact that the dreaded disease
rices exist, Manya time evidence has
been forthcoming when powerful in
terests have strongly desired itspro-
strongly
. duction. We believe the apparent ev-
• •idence that pleuropneumonia exists
among Canadian cattle was bronght
out not because the disease does exist
®s has existed, but because it is to the
• interest of certain persons that it shall
be made to appear so.
The British governmentprofesses
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free trade principles. Apparently the
Grand Old Man is willing to giyc the
British cattle raiser incidental protect
son by. excluding Canadian cattle on
the ground that they are effected with
,leuro-pneumonia, when such is not
the fact.
Abraham who attempted to
Wilson,
shoot his daughter at Carnpbellford has
escaped.
Americans arepin Montreal buying
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upall the raspberries theycan get
hold of,
The Buckeye Cycle Company,ofthat
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Cincinnati, has failed. Assets, $81,000;
liabilities, $60.000,
A disease veryamuchy resembling
cholera is raging in Northam tom
county, North Carolina.
The Ontario Bureau of Statistics has
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issued a crop report covering the situ-
ation down to July let.
Arrears of wages amounting to $12,.
900 werepaid to the employees of $1
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& Co.'s factory at Woodstock.
q he tonnage through the canal at
Sault Ste. Marie for the year ending
June 30 is the greatest on record
Lennox Reformers met at Napanee
tion, dullness of hearing, loss of voice,
Disgrace and Death. desire for solitude, excitability of tem-
per, eyes, surrounded with
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The under Sib lied
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that t need it but because I wish to keel
nay system in perfect working order. ,
can think of no more remarkable Das
sunken
Mackinaw, Mich., July 18—Miss Lil- LEADEN CIRCLES, oily looking skin,Y
Tian Saulte, an 18 -,year-old girl employ- etc., are all symptoms of nervous debit-
ed as chambermaid on the island, cam ity that lead to insanity unless cured.1J
mitted suicide last evening by taking The spring of vital force having lost
laudanum. She leaves two 'very com• its tension every function wanes in
promising letters implicating a soldier consequence, Those who through
at the fort, who, she said, outraged her abuse, committed in ignorance: may
Friday night while returning from a be permanently cured. Send your ad •
village dance. She couldn't stand the dress for book on diseases peculiar to
disgrace and has for days been man Bent free,sealed. Address M. V
g' v plead -last
ing to have him put in prison. The LUBON, 24 Macdonnel Ave., Toronto,
letters are of a heartrendingkind, tel Ont;
ling her v
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to inform the public
he keeps constantly in
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stock, all kinds of building
material dressed and lin-
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dressed lumber
B. �j, ,� Orta io 9
'I3igh Land and
Pine Shingles.
than what Thave myself eased throw *b
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and no words caneiprossmythankfulnes
for such perfect recovery.
0.0. Heim,
wetland�'.:
In this oonneotion the followin 3ette]
from T. Cumines, Esq., a leading oruggis
of Welland, Ont., speaks for itself:`
1lle•srs. T. Milburn do Co., Toronto.
GEsTLEnIEN� I have been personally
acquainted with Mr. 0. 0. Hann for tits
20 years, and have always found him
avery reliable man. You may place the
utmost confidence in anything he say:
with regard to your medicine. He has on
of struggles as an orphan and
her battle for her honor. Her only re- WorkPs Fair Notes.
latiyes reside at Petrolia, Ont., where One of the most curious exhibits at
the remains will,be sent. Officers have the World's Fair is a family of Lap-
Lap -
the man named in the letters in custody landers, headed by King Bull, a lusty
and he will be given an examinationpof 112years. With him is
patriarchis
at'the coroner's inquest. William Bad- his son' ninety years old, who has a son
geley, the young soldier is now in cus•' seventy-three, wire has a daughter
tody on the island he was found hidden: fifty•nine, who he s a son forty-one, who
in the hold of a Canadian bound steamer has a son twentynine,woo has a
Talk of lynching him has been preva- daughter fourteen, who has- a laugh-
lent among the:other soldiers, Lillian` ter two. Here are eight living• goner-
was engaged to marry a young man ations—child, parent, grand -parent,
named Joe in 'Detroit, whose picture. great grandparent, <and so on up to
she held tightly. in her hands after the five times great grand -parents. The
poison had been administered, severe' climate of Lapland, Lae not sup-
Her aunt, Mrs. Stephenson, of Petrolia posed to be conductive to longevity.
has been telegraphed to, and will P g Y
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rive It has been decided that foreign ex-
rive to -morrow. hibitors at the World's Fair may sell
their exhibits for delivery after the ex-
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Special
` to B. C. Red Cedar which
acknowled�'ed to be the
a,
most durable timber that
grows; especially for shinb•Yours
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36 o 40 years. o •
It is said bythose who
know, that they will last
frOTll 3% t0 �� years 7n anyil
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many occasions within the last four years
told me that it was marvellous the way
the Burdock Blood Bitters had cured him,
and that,he now felt as able to do a day's
work as he ever felt in his life. Althou b
quite well he still takes some B. B. B
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occasionally, as he says, to keep him_ ix
perfect health.
truly,
THOMAS Outages,
Welland, Ont.
The steadily increasing sale of B. B. B.
the length of time it has been before the
people, and the fact that it cures to stay
'cured, •attest the' sterling •merit of •thiE
monarch of medicines, the people'sfavorita
blood purifier, tomo and regulator.
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with El enthral
ir�,mr,ittla ono should bo 4xtcon et physician
ltlya=litleonoshouluaaur w utpay.,ciuthElen sal
its life Rune.
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TEE GRIT PLATFORM.
The French convention at Ottawa
t 1 aE]i$e 4ded that this shall be the Grit
tatform.
�'No customs taxation except for pur-
revenue. Instead of a
poses of publicdeadly
thirty per cent. tariff for protection
will be a 30cent. tariff
1iInoses, it w pertelegraphed
ove0enue`only.
Ig_pl.gtection for monopolists on this
ef1Q ol`'tfie'southernboundar line the
y. ,
ttade:of•the country to be handed over
rSarsaparilla.f.•
t0 the• E1 mericau monopolists.'
helicis free trade, limited only by
tli4 necessities of government honestly
ancl'; economically administered by
&2ercier •and his bosom friend Laurier.
1 ,eci ,Dell with the, .United `•States
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Vg tvh;atever terms that may suit the.
ee atgr:ountry, wa h corresponding dis-
amination against Groat Britain.
...Abolition of the costly, vicious and
Abe
: seiess Dominion franchise act, and
aiii; adoption of the more costly,vac-ship,
• _ . incomplete and absurd Ontario
frknehise act.
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.. t application of the doctrine of
' Tory'l ministerial responsibility in all
Madera of public administration. Re-'
'#oi;m' minister$, beau,; flies on the
not responsible,
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;'Ch,pU11c lands to be slough ered
s Mowat laughtersthepublic timber,
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•'American speculators preferred•
No gerrymandering, except such as
tmay be done by the Christian states-
man,Chairman Mowat.
The prohibition question to be shirk;
P q
ed bymeans of a plebiscite,
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Confidence In and admiration for
Cbthe
Mercier's bosom friend, • Latiriei, a
Frenchman who has never. stolen pub
lie, moue for the reason that thep
Yiron
treasury has been well watched by the
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Tor Les.
last Thursday. The business trans-
acted was a routine character,
The first clause of the army bill was
was passed by the German reichstag,
Thursday, by a vote'of 198 to 187.
The steamer Falcon with the Peary
expedition sailed from St. John's New-
foundland, for Greenland,
The international convention of the
Baptist Young People's`union began at
Indianapolis Thursday and continuedclimate.
all week.
Strong nerves, sweet sleep, good ap-
petite, healthy digestion, and best ofposition.
all, pure blood, are given by Hood's
The Brant jail returns for the,
• last
quarter show the prisoners to have
been kept at a trifle wer 6 cents per
head,per day.
Thomas Arnoldpaid$50 and costs
'for violating' the liquor law by selling
beer on the race. track on the days of
the Tilsonbury races.
A Grand Trunk train entering Chi
cage Monday night ran down a crowd-
ed street car, killing four persons and
injuring many others.
Byan accident to a C. P. R. trainStore,
near Komoka Thursday one passenger
had a leo broken and several others
a
werci_aeveraly wounded:
Joseph Deacon was fined 20 and
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costs at' London, because one corner of
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the screen projected oyer the selected
window his barroom.
Iu view of the distress caused Uy the
drought the trans ortation of fodder
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exclusive of cereals, from Austria and
Hungary has been prohibited.:
The appointment of 'Mr, Montague
Allan as the Manitoba and Northwest-
ern railway auditor was confirmed by
Mr, Justice Bain, Thursday.
:;were
Dr, Henry Mayor., accused of whole -y
sale poisoning in New' York and othei
.: Ppassengerand
cities, has arrived in New York. He
was taken to police headquarters.
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The attorney•geoeral of Manitoba,
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that i] Winnipeg i
has decided the W nn e ex.hibl
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board shall. not allow beer., tb bo
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sold on the grounds during, t[ie fair.
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The.Iloyal Vkt01'la Hospital at Mont-
Deaths of the Week. P
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Bail sE„f'�£� , i;,Y ee
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Mr: M. C. Boown,police ��•
magistrateLUMBER
of Simcoe Ont. died on Wednesday
night of erysipelas, 60. He PgYt
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aged was
Born in Eng„ and came
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to Canada in 1833.
The West Shore day express was Easley,
wrecked at N. Y. Thursday
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Permanently Restored.
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The dead bodies of two woman were °
found about two miles west of West
Newton, Pa. in a dense thicket. There 3..
> no clue as to who the women are.
Near Little Britain, in Mariposa town
Mrs. Albert Henderson, eommited
suicide bycutting her throat with. a
•of scissors. She had been married
pair/
about one year:
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While a large party of Oddfellows
were driving,:across a track near
Jamestown, N.Y., a :train struck a
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SPECIAL RATES WITH
COMMERCIAL MEN.
Orders left at Bissett Bros.' Hardware
will receive prompt attention.
TERMS - REASONABLE
ATRIAL SOLICITED.
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Unloclraall
Bowels,
off gradually
tem,
of the
resting
curing
Headaches,
Constipation,
Dropsy,
dies,
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the clogged
Kidneys
without
all the impurities
secretions;
Acidity
• Biliousness,
Dizziness,
Dryness
Dimness
Salt Rheum,
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and
weakening
at the
of
of
Erysipelas,
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avenues
Liver,
and
same
the
Heartburn,
of
Vision
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of the
carrying
the syse
foul humors
time Con-
Stomach,
Dyspepsia,
the Skin.
, Jann-
Sero-
bugs in which were Frank Newhouse
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and Dexter Whitford, and' both men �; J
werekilied.these
Mr. J. B. Cool.dentist of London �
dropped dead at Pont Franks,
P Friday
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fula,.Fluttering�• of the Heart, Ker-
vousness, and laeneral Debi ity;al]are
and many other similar Complaints
eldtothe happyinflueuceof BURPOCH
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BLOOD BITTERS.
where he had been camping with a
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l'ar Sate by alt Dealers.
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party of relatives.
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In a swamp adjacent to Ottawa the
badly decomposed body of a man was weakness, Nervousness, Debility;
found Friday by two little girls who and all the train of evils from early errors or
heir rug. Iater excesses, the results of overwork, sick-
err etc. Full siren th develo meat
A Grand Trunk train uses, worry., g w P,.
toile given to every organ and portion of
stiucl, a street car at' 49th and Hal- bad , 8' 1e natural methods. Imine-
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stead streote, Chicago, last night, hull- diate iin �rovernent seen. Failure impossible.
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rn four persons,000 references: Book,ex lanatime and
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T J. Richartl9011, one of the ofiieial P oafs mailed (scaled free.
,:;porters of the House of Commons, M�ppggpp , p yy
Buffalo.
died n• HSI �����fE� CDet N.Y.
e�enma at Ottawa, agedy
First @ass RIGS And HORSES
ORDERS "LEFT ' AT THE HAWS
SHAW HOUSE OR AT THE
STABLE WILL BE PROMPT
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At White 1A.ke about llv •„,
five miles
of Medoc, Mrs, Wickens, ageC1 22, Ft
was drowned'by the upsettiti,, of `d 1 f
boat, Her husband who accom ant ed
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her; escaped.
Vise's Remeay,for Catarrh is the
L I3rgt Snglest to rifle, and Uti2a,iest
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sold by druggists or sent by malt,
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INDIAN. TEA,
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trade are
r['he changes In the tear ago..
truly wonderful, Thirty, years
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nearly al l the tett used i the world
was procured in China. Then Japan
China,
and sent !ergo 9u p'lies,,- Irl
cams in a =1 Ltl
i„ had herr se. all quantities;
dra laaclbegttn ttl !§cridSm tY v
`tiratt 50 I' 't as .806 Drily 4,600,000
ootids wore sent to Lngland iron; that
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country, The Indian trade der repair
roil will be opened,it is expected,. in;
September, lhss E. A: Draper, form -
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Orly of Illinois, has been appointed
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•superintendent,
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Lea ieenry C. W. Meyer and: Mrs,
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T♦?eye ,, urid(1 arrest it1 Detibit,chalgdd,
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with poisoning a number of people in
Order to'defratrd nlsulanco companies,
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will be handed over to the dew Yorlc
nonce as soon asthe officers from that
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cit arrive with the' necessary papers, rs,
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Since her arrest Mrs. Meyer' n
�' at aS give
b�rth to a son,
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While bathing , in the Petewawa "..:': „ m 6 ign.a OMR':
,�._ _ %d ,. :. to ohlldren Jt yro1*
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Tuesday, Alex,, Barnett' Second Son of .,: wishAirtheir Altura ,
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A. Barnet, lumberman, of Sleufew, was welfare.. ,�trer• .. y
r l v oeretd of dolor# Conti-
seized -raith cramps and was drowned <•?; �''m Oithlet, Exalt formula on
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in five feet of waters .4. younger bitith : at, . 3 . tnra>itd
edy+ for teetbib .
Or on a raft 'Beat by heard his cries.' ) dints. Ilii*
a>yr1 eivou a .. , ,
,ave Ma. alarm. The hod. was ' dorsad by+phYdlaiaste. ...,
and,• y aunt stalri fo1N
r'ecover'ed in :' mates b '"_ , &M two . to
eft minutes but iCeuaoi ., desert etecatmin
wasr. :, r. J. Ysd 13040, lY.i'•
talion rte osslble. "',xrilwg, n„Qa, i 1laorirao ,PARISIAN
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combined with, the soothe cv . P
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re nisi other' roi{reebl�a io13 prompt y tv ilii
resist q.
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