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The) grand jatiy of Obittenden
Cotinty hti s ,lint rbturned a true
�)ilt anions. a nttptilar young phy-
Eitaian, I) • Al. an Putanatdde, of
\Vinour.u. t", rubbing.
The e a e few, if any, par-
-al1ehs. 1u,. Doe WI' is of a French-
Canadian family and came to
Winooski to practice three years
ago. There he met Catharine
Collins, a farmer's daughter noted
for her beauty. Patanaude fell
instantly in love witb her and
wis so devoted in his attentions
in his attentions as to totally neg-
lect his profession, he followed
the girl like a dog. Again and
again be protested his love, only
. to be scornfully refused. As us-
ual, the girl loved another, but
this did not deter the young man,
and one day, when he was implor-
ing her "to give him her heart,"
she replied that she would some
time, and when he asked the time
7eshesaid • "When she was dead."
Dr Patanaude said "do you mean
its" and she laughingly answered,
ay s.»
East week Miss Collins was
taken suddenly ill from pneu-
monia. Dr Patanaude attended
her and tried to save her life, but
she died and was buried in the
parish churchyard.
The next night the sexton, see-
ing the grave had been disturbed,
made an investigation and found
the body was- gone.
The entire country embarked
in a search and the corpse was
found in tbe woods, but tho heart
was missing.
A countryman arrested on sus-
picion confessed having helped
Dr Patanaude to rob the grave.'
The body was taken to his office
and something cut out, which
was placed in a bottle of water
(supposed to he alcohol) and bot-
tled up.
The docter got wind of the con-
fession and fled to Canada, taking
his bottle with hint. It is sup -
t posed that be had claimed bis due,
the dead girl's heart. It is sup-
posed he has lost his mind over
his wild infatuation. The body
was returned and a reward offered
for Patanaude's arrest or the re-
covery of the heart.
The New Yoric World says:—
Birchall has beet' convicted of
Ben well's murder. 'l'ht• sang-
froid of this i t'vy nueost"r
makes him a h• ler di ;movie
study than ul just of st input hy.
Happily, Canadian justice. ,s
pretty vigorous and Beuwell will
be legally avenged.
A special from Loudon says:—
Birchall's conviction is the most
popular topic of conversation.
Birchall was always a rake. Af-
ter sacrificing his patrimony he
came to London, fell in with a
gang of swindlers who swarm in
this city, and exist by sending the
worthless [sons of impoverished
families to America. The Eng-
lish papers dare not expose these
men for fear of the libel law. aI
care not what you publish in
America about.' Butius if one
word be republished in England
we will sue the paper which re-
publishes it for libel. Birchall's
friends stood by him during his
trial. Old College chums sent him
money, and a sister near Liver-
pool impoverished herself to save
her brother. MrsBirehall's rela-
tions also furnished assistance
A brother of Birchall's, a clergy-
man in uLiverpool suburb,islheart-
broken because of the family dis-
grace.
A telegram from London, Eng,
says :—Probably no trial of
modern times, certainly none
occurring in a distant colony, has
excited the interest that has
been aroused throughout the
length and breadth of the British
Isles by the proceedings of the
past week at Woodstock, in the
Birchall case.
I1' Mrs Birchall leases Wood
stock before the execution, there
will be but one interview between
her and her doomed husband.
How this interview will be man-
aged has already.beenarranged. It
will take place in the presence
of a turnkey, and the parties may
talk, but they cannot allowed to
embrace each other.
The authorities evidently fear
that the prisoner may attempt
suicide by some means. Thurs-
day he was removed from his day
cell which he has occupied since
his incarceration,and which bears
man marks of his occupancy, to
WILSON'S WILD CHERRY.
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PIIS.:
Jahn Williau,a•, rt to.1,4.umaI
With :,Ir 1). I4 (we, at li. i -t 1• and
his broths r eVilIorru at t'i:.ci.tnrn,
N. 1• , hate h(•,•(, left ii (- said.
over $7,000,0111 I1J' tike oe.,th of
their uncle, Theodore Ludericb,
ut Parsee, Cal. Mr Ludericb was
au old bachelor and emigrated to
California in 1849 from Metz, Ger-
many. The Bristol coachman,
Williams, arrived back from Cali.
fornia last week from a visit and
will stay in Bristol until the estate
of his uncle is settled.
C. C. RIcnARDS & Co.
Gents. -I have used your MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT is my family for
some years and believe it the best medi-
cine in the market as it does all it is
recommended to do.
Canaan Forks, N. B, DANIEL KIERETEAD
John Mader, Mahone Bay, informs
ns that he was cured of a very severe
attack of rheumatism by using MIN -
ARD'S LINIMENT.
tbe only other day cell at the end
of the corridor. In his absence the
carpet was taken up, examined
and replaced. The furniture
was removed and treated in
the same way. The pictures
were taken down, everything in
the place thoroughly overhauled
so that nothing could remain con-
cealed there. Birchall was put
back into in after this work had
been completed. Every day the
process will be repeated.
The Sheriff has as yet received
only one genuine application for
the job of hangman. That comes
from a man who writes:—'Seeing
the report of Birchall's fate, to be
hung, I feel much pleasure in
offering my services to do it.
(New York Commercial Daily Bulletin/
The celerity of British methods
in judicial proceedings might'well
he imitated here. In the Birchall
case in Canada, the jury was se-
cured in less than an hour, out of
a panel drawn from a people
greatly prejudiced against him.
The trial was of unusual length
for Canada, some six days, and
was closed by a verdict of guilty
and the sentence of the prisoner.
A. murder case of startling inter-
est is now in progress in New
York. Five or six days were ex-
hausted in getting a jury, and at
last specimens of tha requisite
monumental ignorance were
found and the examination of
witnesses began Thursday. The
trial will be long, the result ap-
pears to be certain but if sen-
tence is imposed, how many and
great the, delays may be before 1'•
is enforced 1
(Buffalo News(
All the summing up,the charge
of the Judge, the verdict and the
sentence cams in a heap on Tues-
day in the I3irchall trial. They do
those things differently in Canada
fi•orn what we aro accustomed to
On this side. A small State pri-
son case would take longer in our
courts after the testimony was in.
* * * Tho trial has been
one of the celebrated cases of
recent times and once looked as
if it might rival in interest the
Cronin assassination Of a year
ago. Lilco that and the famous
Maxwell-Preller tragedy,it.created
a profound sensation in the old
world, its interest spanned the
Atlantic- Is has poen quietly
and decently handled by the
Canadian authorities, and the
general belief will be that sub-
stantial justice has been reached.
.•
AN INGENIOUS PIECE OF
JEWELLERY.
A peculiar piece of mechanism,
now in the possession of a Pitts-
burg (Pa.) gentleman, is a brace-
let in which is set a 'watch which
requires no winding that wonld
be recognized as such. The watch
is woand by the simple clasping
of the bracelet, and is a great con-
venience to the lady enjoying its
possession. In securing the piece
of jewellery on the wrist the
watch is wound for thirty hours
and is not affected by the jars or
by the rernoval of the bracelet.
The clasp is invisible and can only
be detected by and expert or the
owner.
ALL MEN.
young, old, or middle-aged, who find
themselves nervous,weak and exhausted
who are broken down from excess or
overwork, resulting in many of the fol-
lowing symptoms ; Mental depression,
premature old age, loss of vitality, loss
of memory. bad dreams, dimness of
sight, palpitation of the heart, emis-
sions, lack of energy, pain in the kid-
neys, headache, pimples on the face or
body,itching or peculiar sensation about
the scrotum, wasting of the organs, diz-
ziness, specks before the eyes, twitching
of the muscles, eye lids and elsewhere,
bashfulness, deposits in the urine, loss
of will power, tenderness of the scalp
and spine, weak and flabby mnscles,de-
sire to sleep, failure to be rested by
sleep, constipation, dullness of hearing,
loss of voice, desire for solitude, excit-
ability of temper,sunken eyes surround-
ed with Leaden Circle,oily looking skin,
etc-, are all symptoms of nervous de-
bility that lead to insanity and death
unless cured. The spring or vital force
having lost its tention every function
wanes in consequence. Those who
through abuse committed in ignorance
may be permanently cured. Send
your address for book on all diseases
peculiar to man. Address M. V.
LUI3ON, 50 Front St. E., Toronto,Ont.
Books sent free sealed. Heart disease,
the symptoms of which are faint spells,
purple lips, numbness, palpitation, skip
beats, hot flnshes, rush of blood to the
bead, du pain in the heart with beats
strong, rapid and. irregular, the second
heart beat quicker than the first, pain
about the breast bone, etc., can positive-
ly be cured. No cure no pay. Send for
book. Address M. V. LUBON, 50
Front Street East, Toronto, Ont.
June 20, 1890.
A TIRED MOTHER'S SUICIDE
Ml's Halford, who was a bright
and respectable matron, torty-five
years of age, was deserted by her
husband several months ago.
She had three children—a girl,
Lizzie, aged nineteen years and
two boys. Charles, the older, a
,„youth of seventeen years, was em-
ployed as a messenger. With
needlework and other light occu-
pations the deserted wife manag-
ed to support herself and family
in their humble appartments.
She was well liked by her neigh-
bors, and they speak of her as a
good woman and affectionate
mother.
While at the breakfast table in
their appartments on the third
floor one morning the two boys be-
came involved in a quarrel about
20 cents,which George, the young-
est, claimed. Losing their tem-
pers they threatened to go out-
side and fight it out. Mrs Halford
became nervous and excited and
reproved them for the display of
passion, As her motherly reproof
did not have the desired effect of
- settling the strife the distracted
mother arose from the table, and,
going over to the mantle piece,
took up a box of poison. She
was about to swallow the contents
when the older boy sprang to her
side and duetted the poison from
her hand.
Both boys thea became quiet,
and the storm which had so tragi-
cally interrupted the breakfast
appeared to have past over.
As the mother subsequently
left the room and went into the
kitchen she shed tears and ex-
claimed :—"If yiu boys continue
to quarrel Il will kill myself."
Becominglalarmed and penitent
in view of their mothers sorrow,
which their conduct,hadtprovokeat,
the brothers, promising notgto
have any more words, left the
house.
Fearing, however, that they
might tight when they got out-
side, the anxious mother ti)Ilowed
them. She saw them go away
inldifterent directions and re enter-
ed the house.
Soon after Mrs Raiford put on
her bonnet and shawl, and visited
a drug store on Flatbush avenue.
There she purchased five cents'
worth of Carbolic acid and re-
turned to her home.
About an hour later MrslEason,
an occapant Of the saaie house,
called to pay ai visit to Mrs Hal-
ford, and round her lying in a dy-
ing condition on the sofa. Beside
the woman was the empty phial
from which she hail drank the
poison. She died al i('W minutes
later.
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The People's Grocery
Business Change..
Other vehicles such as Buggies, Wagons, Cnitterc,
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REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY.
HAYWARD'S CARRIAGE FACTORY,
An accident that might have
proved fatal befell Miss E. Mc-
Vicar, of A'dboro', the other day.
Tier brother asked her to hold a
team of horses that had shown a
disposition to run away lately,
while he placed barrel's in a rig
attached to them in which he
purposed drawing ';'cater from
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J istico MarMahon opened
that Bruce Assizes to Walker-
ton, on Thursday. A girl aged
17 named McJ)onald brought, an
action for seduction against a
married mar named Williamson.
and secured a verdi('t. with $500
damage. Both parties reside in
Son thatnpton.
Pitcher's Castoria.
CL.I NTC N
Wuy COUGH,
SURPRISi:S ()N TIIE TURF.
the story of the Corey Islanad
brakeman who bought a horse for
$200, won a race, and refused
$15,000 for his flyer, has berm
brought to a close by the news
that the horse has gol:e lame,
and that the brakeman has lost
his money and gone back to work ! nal, ,
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I se I �;e!'- 'Since then 1 l,.i\ a never been
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There have been lots of instances
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It is part of the glorious uncer—
tainty of racing that no man can
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horse. The surprises ((((.(11 as
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to outsi(lers in 1ho field --New Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
York <i'ar. OrA,t 1 y 11'1 Bruer .. l''act 1 ; sat bottlesAft.
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A Knox County, Indiana, far-
mer planted thirty acres in Rus-
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Minard's Liniment cures distemper.
The undersigned desires to intimate to bis former patrons and frindt
that he has repurchased his forold business,
usin ss, and will continue
the lit
Corner of Albert and Ontario Streets
He intends to go out of the Crockery and Glassware line entirely,
balance of which will be sold cheap, and will devote himself exclu-
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'In the winter of 1--5 I tool( a haat
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Jonesboro, Tenn.
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