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'Interesting Parogreelei treat our Excheneee
Tapslay (tf th,s week wee Laekeow'a, Woodetock rate of taxatim for the
°Wig heliiitty. enrrent year is 31 n11114.
A untidier of B eIrs ri 1 visit 0 made Gala ?Meet" at 83, 3OObrl already
1 • *tads- fareing method*. I hoot titicen. frau. on like civeks awl f -e,
el, .eunielas
THE WINGUAM TINES. AlTIUST .1. 1902.
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( We 1 egret to -announce the death of -
1 Mlle Voile ud. wife of Mr. Henry Fel land ,
I
li, I if Cliutou w Wel occurred onWedneedity of last wok, Dece
ased was the oldest
dinghter of the late joliu 'Mental". She
has been iu decliping health or soute
time fowl lier death was not unexpected ;
s'iii was held in very high esteem. She
1 was aged 47 years aud leaves UQ
family.
It ia not uncommon for 'some people to
keep a diary for one 0Lr two ;event, or
uveu 'eager, bas e t it irare thing for a ,
persua to keep one for orer 85 years,,
without udeeisie a day in that Oulu,
Prof. Shrieves of Methotue fame, claims
to have kept a, ilittry fur .neto ly 31 yeare, ,
and to have entered, therm
ein every elt
trituenetiou, besides the haportaat diary
deems asthey transpi, 01.
The triplets wienei arrival recently et
the home of Mrs, H. 6, Muerte, 39 VeroTurunto,
evenue, Torunto, excited. ete nitwit
iniereat, were baptizakt ut their home on.
PI iatty evtaitq. Tb,i ceremony WKS
es formed by Paov. T. Albert Moore,
petetur uf Ztuu .tauereuele, liamittate ti
brattier uf the luippy iitthee.The three
ruutigetere must now be Luken us Firueet
• allitat Edwitra. Dorothy Atilia :UMW,
- - . Witt Ltilttli .1k1it Lligaticill,
Several of oar suoueyed wee have
formed while is knots n as the Hum
Drug Uotuetty taut, if a suitable piece
tata Lu et cured, will emcees:a iu the
ate tie feet in u of a liallibue of »bar
muetititieni prep:teatime; ' to bo pinked
npou the me,rket. The proutolere hart
des tirettute,y building 111 view and were
negotiutIng fur its P111011110,1 U lam Mr.
Speauttug erepped to mid beught it tor a
a 4 Lt tiug niecury.-0aeton News -Rem (1.
It is nut often that a Hest spacer editor
utter testhuoteula eituwered upon lam -
He is generally entisibal it a mew of Lis
readers (trip in (wee a year and illy ill
advauce evee if they du etly " 0 well.
we maot have a locapaper anyway."
But r he editor of 't flu Wripella Poet. felt
so good hist week over "the following
short eulogy (,I±hie paper lie would nut.
The first carload of set ever shipped keep it trout his 'readers. Here it is:
from Huron Comity to the Nellie cost •‘ Dear Mr. Editor, -After reading your
was shipped front Clinton last week. valatma paper fur two years WO had
It will necessarily retail at n consider- twins at our house last. night. .Please
ably higher price than it does here as the ttu nut solid rho paper to me any ISOM.
freight on the consignment amounted to as I am o pour Mali and can't afford to
$2.75. ease a large family." . .
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The le, n.v p iye Mines this year.
an cote: bill td over •0‘.0„, Ur. :tad Mrs. W. 11.\Ville of Minitel"
last week velebrated tho fiftieth anuivere-
stry ot their marriage.
e.
Children Cry for
CST A•RIA BeiAsh Troop 011 Liniment is good
.. • for matt or beast. Rzilli.Vca 7ptiin, re -
dupes swellite• allays inflammation.
John Scott, 0. well-lcuoten resident • ^' .
• Parte. en ts, mires, maws, epra ins, stiff
or Lit1t1 died. lust week in la 70th •ints, 1n of of li:tees, rlieumatient, etc.
yoir. i A large b Pah, fur 23 emits.
Jo'nx • °atoll of Wrneeter lost week 1 .Tramsaro nnsv daily rnuning the 200
celebrated ;Oh birth:ay. He is still miles' journey from Liverpaol to Leudon
bale mud hoots-. hi 3 hours, 53 minutes.
IdilbUrn's LaXa-Liver Pills regulate
the bowels, Intro etiutitipatiott, dyspepsia,
billow3e se. melt hetnittehe and all. WYK:-
times of the organs of iligt•seem.
Miss Mary Clantphell, formerly of
Uoderieh was married at Daluth on 1
August 1 ith to M'r. :Haley.
Mr. Spaulding has purchased the
c±eoutcry busiates ut Clieteu mai will
couvert it into a kith -tin foetory,
Children Ory for
CASTORiA a
Tnestlity of this week was civic holi-
day in Gotlerieb. The attractiou of the
day was au exenrsiou by boat to Port
Huron.
Ji.bit Ro'stuu of Turuberry threshed
140 bushels of barley from about two
acres, and la/ bashels of fall wheat from
a three -acre patch.
Milburn's Heart and. Nerve Pills
cure sultentia, nervousness, sleepless-
weeknes:4, palpitatant, throbbing.,
faint spells, dizziness, or auy conditiee
*rising from impoverished blood, dis-
ordered nerves or weak heart.
The raiufall in this district for five
=tenths Mereh to Jnly inclusive esceed-
ed by over four hushes the general aver-
age lor that mouth.
A great many cattle are dying itt
Kingston district of a disease known as
Inn fever, Ceased by overfeeding on
white clover and grass.
The congregation of Milverton and
Wellesley have given a unanimous call
to Bar. N. D. McKinnon, pastor of
Knox clurreh. Glenallen. The stipeud
promised is $000, free xnense and one
raeutit's holidays.
1
Ondrori Cry for
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tit to July 31st the total exnentlitnre
itt connectien with the sinallpox
epidemic in Ottawa was $25,301.
Lire orders for pure-bred live stook
are being receive', in Ontario front Brit-
ish Columbia null the Territories.
Children are often- attacked suddenly
by oda tul and dangerons Colic, Oriente:,
Dierrimen. Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, I
Cholera Iniettitu M., Pt'. Dr. Fowler's.
Extract of Wild Strawberry is a prompt
and siere vitro which should always be
kept in the Weise.
Daviel Cluminghani has sold his farm,
West half of lot 83, 15th Con., Grey, to
Wm. Stihnock, 12th cou., for the sum of
$3,230.
Delia Pike, an old army pepsioner,
who has resoled in Henna for over 80
years, died suddenly on Monday, Ang,-
ust 11th.
thimble Castorin alifiuys belts the 5.,igniitur.
of Clam H. Ptes.:I:er.
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When naby was ick. wr. ;rive her Castoria.
When she wan a Child, rite cried for ceetoria.
Wien she became 'Sass, she clung to Caetcrin.
'Wl,eushe had Children,slw ave" ''"` Castoria.
Stratford ratepayers Imre carried a
by-law to guarantee the Kemp Manure
Spreader and Agricultural Implement
Co. bonds to the extent of $10,000.
No coin smaller than 23 centwill eir-
oulate in the Kloudike. A shoe string
costs that amoutit. The price of a news.
paper is $10 a year in advance, and not
payable in garden truckery either.
A Ned not Season.
During the hot season the blood gets
over livered, the drain on the system is
severe Foul the appetite is often lost.
Burdock Blood Bitters purities and in-
vigorates the blood, tunes up the system
and restores the lost appetite.
Last week John K. Baker, Grey. dis-
posed of a 4 year-old mare to M. H.;
• secure the release of Robert Mackie, ' are always predictions with respect to
patty his been incorporated, encludiug
Moore V.S , Brussels, for $185. Jos.!
the 1100)n:tick. Deering and three other , ' great events, tuid it is witli perfect
. sentenced to serve 10 years in the King-
Imgler .of the next farm also sold a 1
concerns manufacturing farm imple- t 't t* • fori• • itt h safety they aro made. If the prediction
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FOR 5AtE BY AU DRUGGISTS. PRICE 50e.PER NM,
A Detroit woman is suing a saloon-
keeper for making a drunkard of Iter 16 -
year -old bey. She asks $5.000 dant ages.
The case is attaacting a good deal of
attention as it involves a very important
principle.
Despaired of Being Cured
Mrs. W. E. Jeffries, 44 Hicks Ave.,
Kingston. Ont.. states: I snffered agony
with nohow piles. In fact) I don't
believe that any person who has net had
piles can realize what I endured. The
first anplicntion of Dr. Chase's Ointment
brought relief and It since entirely
p10 To p -ore to you thet Dr.
El le... Chlso's Ointment is a certain
II -0 and absolute euro for eaClt
and every form of Itching,
0 bleeeingendprotending riles.
she momerternrcrs have guaranteed it. Sco tes.
thnoniala In Vie dully press and ask your NAO.
bora what then think wit. YOU can am it and
reit vour inoncv back it not (lured. (Pc a lioX, at
all dealers or EDMANSON,I3ATES ft. Co.,Toronto,
mired nue I hope that. this testimonial Dr,seChase's Ointment
win be the means of bringing comfort
to other sufferers by making known the The oll lady who predicted that King
great power of this ointment." Edward would never be limited has
turtle unt to be a false prophet. There
The International liar:esters' Coin- Another effort is about to be made to
The new concern has one plant under
erection in Canada.
• So far 59 agricultural societies have
accepted the offer of the department of
agriculture to provide expert judges of
live stock at the fell fairs. A course of
traidiug for these j edges will be provided
at the Torouto Exhibition.
Listowel town council has decided to
have alt surveyed streets oeened up.
Theta. alie :Leta of enclosed
streetsavithin the corporation aitd it is
only right that they should be opened
and no loeger esel as private property.
Backache, swelling of feet and auk-
4-yenr-old henry -draught horse to the
same buyer for $170.
Geo. W. Lewis of Woodbury, known
for nine years as the man turning to
stone, is dead. His flesh graduallY
hardened and became like marble. He
would go for several days without food
and for weeks without sleep.
Morris townships 'Voters' lists are out
and were first posted up Friday.
There are 835 names on the List, '133 of
the number being in Part I; 78 in. part
II; and 21 in Part III. 419 aro qualified
to serve the King as Jurors.
Josiah Bray, a well-known resident of
lea, puffing under eyes, frequent thirst. Walkerton. died on Friday, August 8th.
scanty, (deeds?, highly colored urine and Deceased was well known throughout
all urinary troubles lead to Bright's dis.
ettee, dropsy, dittbetes, etc. Doan's Kid- the Province. In the early days of rail-
nP;lis are A sure care. roading iu this couutry he was city pas
:Tames 'Pucker, one of the candidates
in the recent Ontario elections in West
Wellington had election expenses
amounting to $40.83 and Jas. McEwing,
the other candidate iu West Wellington
has 835 77 of ext.enses.
eeeeeeretetre•-. - _
senger agent in Toronto for the old great
Western railway. Mr. Bray was highly
respected by all who knew him for his
honesty and integrity of purpose and his
family will have the sympathy of a large
circle of friends and. acqnaintauces.
•
"Let tI GOLD DUST twins do your work."
Don't plod along like your grandmother did before
you, scouring and scrubbing; bending and rubbing.
GOLD
makes housework ,easy, -it cleans everything and
Injures nothing. More economical than soap.
Idttd. only by TH4 N. PAIIMANK COMPANY,
GINO, iSid! Vale Sestets, at lends,
Napauee bank robbery. Next month
Mackie will have served four years.
There is a movement on foot in Luck -
now to have the village council take
over the present electric light plaut and
have it improved and enlarged snMeient-
ly to give an all night systein, and ale°
furnish lights at much less cost than at
the preseut time.
mr. D. Citntelon, Clinton, conAide'd
the apple season this week by' a shipment
of two cars to Winnipeg. Mr. reed
Pritchard, a dealer of Liverpool, was in
Clinton last week ; itut says the crop is a
poor quality all over Ontario, butt little
::•tter in the east than. west.
20 Tears of Itching Pars.
Mr. Alex. McLaughliu, Bowninnville,
Out., writes that for twenty years ho
suffered terribly from itching piles.
, Seven years ago he iisked a druggist for
the best cure for piles and was told to
use Dr. Chase's ointment. He continued
this treatment until entirely cured. and
las he has never had auy return of his
old trouble considers his cure permanent
and remarkable on account of the length
. of time he suffered.
On Tuesday of hut 'week Donald
; Campbell of the 10th concession of
Grey, captured a turkey vulture, other-
wise known as a turkey buzzard. This
iis a rare specimen to be found in this
; coantry. being an inhabitant of the
ISouthall States.
In removing the siding from Wm.
! Taylor's residence, Oth con., Morris,
preparatory to veneering it with cement,
a milk snake was found nestling quite
cosily twelve feet from the ground. It
I was speedily despatched. The reptile.
!measured three feet in length. How
11 got there has not been defined.
We certainly regret to have to °limn-
' idle the sudden decease of Petrie Me,
Cann, an esteemed and highly respected
resident of West Wawanosh. which sad
event took place at his residence on Men -
day morning, the llth inst., cause of de-
cease being inflammation of the bowels.
His sudden deeease will be a WI Ara -
1 prise to the community in, this neighbor-
! hood. Ile was aged 10 years and 7 days.
IThe remains of Mr. 'Wm. S. Clarke of
Lr ndin, a former highly respected rest'.
dent of Exeter, were taken to Exeter
1 from that city, Saturday morning, Aug -
I not 9th. Deceased was born in Ireland
103 years ago, and when twelve years of
- age he came to Canada 'With Ilia parent,
settling in London, where lie lived
hnany years, afterwards moving US Exe-
ter, where he was engaged in business
Ifor some time, but later retnrmyl to
London, and continued to reside itt that
city up to the time -of his death.
fails it is as a rule forgotten. If it turns
out right the prophet can point to it with
pleasure and with pride. Almanacs are
splendi 1 with predictions -particularly
with refereuce to the weather. It is
stated of a New York almanac that the
compositor was required to drop in the
words " rain," " storm," and. so on
itgainst any date having a vacant space
to fill. As a joke the compositor set up
the- word" snow " for a day in Jane.
An&there wits snow, That almanac be-
e:mean authority on the weather, and
the proprietor made a fortune.
Old Folks'
Backache.
When people
get past the
meridian of
life they are
liable to be
troubled more
or less with
kidney c o m -
plaint.
Pains and
aches, stiff-
ness and sore-
ness of the back, difficulty in urina-
tion and. frequent rising at night
are some of the troubles that seri-
ously afflict the old.
There is no relnedy brings such
relief and comfort to those advanced
in life as Dr. Pitcher's Backache
Kidney Tablets. They soothe all
irritation, tone up and invigorate
the urinary organs, clear away all
sediment, take the ache and pain
out of the back and permit undis-
turbed rest at night.
HEROES GET MEDALS.
Five of Joshua Sanford's Ret:ct,iv
ers Honored at Paris.
AN INTERESTING PUBLIC EVENT
1 uuet km, lOnweve:., Ilfas Vico Hamlet
to, 1.11,, nuh4nuitnly. Dana Left 040,
Fur Jushila sontorli, who Liced
the 111-11 For roar »a)$, Was
A 01401 t-al1t# 1'I011111213
1 14a pc,.sontations,
Paris, Aug. 14. -The people of Par-
is took tt half holiday Wedue:Lay af-
ternoon to NVitlIQsa the distribution
of Medals to the heroes of the well.
live of the men who helped dig Jo -
elate, izianford out of the et! foot well
were deeovated with the medal of
the Royal Caandfau Humane Associ-
ation, and President Attain Brown of
t hat organization declared that there
was a number of others who would
later receive this evidence of the peo-
ple's esteem and appreciation of their
extraurdinary bravery. Those upon.
whom medals were conferred are
George Varney, George Blanchard,
earge Went worth, Weller d Jima -
too and Mold '.tott.
The weather was so .propitious and
the prospects of a large attendance
so good that the committee conclud-
ed to hold the exorcism in the pretty
little park in the westeru.j art of the
t own. When the populate discovered
that Sanford was not to be present,
that he had been sent only the night
before to Toronto to prevent his be-
ing excited over the demonstration,
the interest in the medal awarding
dwindled perceptibly and fewer than
threa hundred people participated in
the exercises. What they lacked in
numbers outdo up in point of entha,
lt was really a kind. of fam-
ily gathering, taut those -present en-
joyed themselves hugely.
After President Adam Brown had
made au). appropriate speech, John
Cal WY Was the first man deectraWd.
As the htuidsolne medal was pinned
1.o his coat. the goorl7natimed fellow
blushed like a schoolboy. Ile was
pushed forward by 1 he president and
to'ct to say something. Then the oNE
crowd cheered and that seemed to
bring hint lack to meth. •
"I only did my dutr," he faltered,
"`and 1 want to say that dose other
nun did tis if not more. I tep-
predate this gift, but 1 can't express
MY feelings as well as 1 would 111s0,"
and th •n the man who spent the two
days unci two nights in the bottotn
of the well trying to extricate. a hti-
sPR3OHTLY AT G.
11frs. Geo. Bodin, lIarritigtort Street,
Arnorior,Ont., says; "I have had so
Intieh bnefit from using Dr. Pitcher's
_Backache Kidney Tablpts _that I do not
hesitate to recommend them. Since I
used them I am free from that tangent
hatikeehe that quite- unnerved mo and
robbed ma of all energy. My kidneys
I aye been so invigorated that there now
I remains no ennoyance or ineonvonience
from the s3oretiai15. 1 wish you could,see
Imy father. He is eixty-nine years of age
and before using Pitcher's Kidney Tablets
Suffered noutely from rheumatism in his
back. Now he is enrightly and nimble as
I 0, y00111g nO says never anything
before did him as much gond as Pitelier's
Tablets. 1 am confident, that those who
have failed heretofore to obtain any relief'
from bad backs and sluggish kidneys will
• find themselves well rewarded by using
Dr. Pitcher's ttaeltache Itidney Tablets,"
Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablet!
are Mc. a Box, at all dragests or by
I Tan Igt, Z110. ?masa Co., Toronto, Oak
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OF EVERY
DOT= mi OF
Cactorla is put IT in one-sito bottles only. It.
fa not told in bulk. Don't allow anyone to sell
yen anything eloe on theplea or promise that it
is "jest as good)/ and "will answer every Far-
, pose.? Jai- iho that yon got 0 -A -84 -0 -9, -I -A.
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Of • •
tilUSSOYAMEILifitivroMmwNEr
man being from imminent death seat-
!ltiself, v hile the cheers were re -
(1 ITO Wentworth. Rh hard Tiamil-
1 on,. 1 lavid Mott and George Blanch-
ard were thin presented with medals
and made a few modest remarks in
reply.
'1 hen President Drown asked for
three cheers for the nye heroes, and
th crowd responded with a, will an.1
ti :Wort a, tiger, 0.5 ttll eV' do14.43 or good
fait h. 'three h ti s were cal led for
Mr. Peanut n, Pr. la nt(n, Mayor
Brown, and, finally. for "our Mug,"
and each was .hettetily given. Mayor
Lrov n film 1 a.leAl for three cheers
and a tiger for President ltrown, and
the meeting broke Op in a kind of
1°.lvt°r.fef:(;nt-intoi lierieed hersday to
sendJoshua samord - to Toronto,
whore h would have a chi. rige of
surroundings. The pimple very much
desiked to see the man they had MIN-.
ed and :hake his hand, but his ex-
traordinary mental weakness was
not thought to be such as would per-
mit any such excitin4 experience.
Though '1113 Mall W110 \MS dug out
of an S0 -foot well was aele 10 wall
out in the sir: et. and take the hack
for the depot, ha is in pretty bad
shape. Tho nurse says that after a
person mentions the well incident to
her paititnt, she cermet control him
for dayil them art er,. and hn censtant-
ly broods over the terrible experience
liehad in the well for four or five
days and nights. Dr. Bunton said
Sanford would probe bly require six
months more before h would he
himself again. It is Mental trouble
now as muth us physical. Ono arm
is practically useless but he is ex-
pectt d to recover his full mental and
physical faculties.
It was shortly after noon Tuesday
.Tune 21, that the old well on the
Skelly farm. three' miles east of Par-
is, cave,din and buried ./ °shoo San-
ford., the well -digger.
8I1111.01'd 1 fl Toronto. •
'Toronto, Aug. 14. -Joshua San-
ford - of Paris well fame is at present
undergoing treatment at Dr. Meyers'
privatehospital, in Deer Park, Inc
the treatment of nervous diseases.
Dis ultimate recovery is confidently
expected.
itramis 1.,,nlr.
L0M1011, Aug, 14. -The contract for
the amalgamation of the Texas oil
properties on Spindle Top, belonging
to the Hogg-Syttesine syndicate, with
the Texas Oil Fields Company of
England, for $2,300,000, was closed
hest night in London by Judge Rich -
fuel P1. Brooks of Beaumont, Tex.,
who is a member of the Hogg-Sy-
ttwne syndicate.
Nik‘• Nova 1.01111* SOVel meek.
Mon'trettI, Que., Aug.
al' has been issued by :Mr. John F.
Stairs announcing that the common
stock of Nova Scotia Coal Co. has
been increased to $5,000,000.
Strange to say the Stock Exchange
had not been notified of the increase,
me new 155130 will 110 $1,000,000.
, Molly Ititt:oett to crisp.
Paris, Aug. 14. -An °Melia tele-
geam from .Ctepre Haytiew se's that
••t•ery ninny persons were incinerated
during the burning of Petit El (we on
Saturday last.
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New York, Aug. 14. -The boiler Of
ilia tug Jaeob Kuper blear up 3Yee-
terrItty near St. George's, Staten It.
land. Voile of the crew were 1c1114(1,
or drowned.
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man being from imminent death seat-
!ltiself, v hile the cheers were re -
(1 ITO Wentworth. Rh hard Tiamil-
1 on,. 1 lavid Mott and George Blanch-
ard were thin presented with medals
and made a few modest remarks in
reply.
'1 hen President Drown asked for
three cheers for the nye heroes, and
th crowd responded with a, will an.1
ti :Wort a, tiger, 0.5 ttll eV' do14.43 or good
fait h. 'three h ti s were cal led for
Mr. Peanut n, Pr. la nt(n, Mayor
Brown, and, finally. for "our Mug,"
and each was .hettetily given. Mayor
Lrov n film 1 a.leAl for three cheers
and a tiger for President ltrown, and
the meeting broke Op in a kind of
1°.lvt°r.fef:(;nt-intoi lierieed hersday to
sendJoshua samord - to Toronto,
whore h would have a chi. rige of
surroundings. The pimple very much
desiked to see the man they had MIN-.
ed and :hake his hand, but his ex-
traordinary mental weakness was
not thought to be such as would per-
mit any such excitin4 experience.
Though '1113 Mall W110 \MS dug out
of an S0 -foot well was aele 10 wall
out in the sir: et. and take the hack
for the depot, ha is in pretty bad
shape. Tho nurse says that after a
person mentions the well incident to
her paititnt, she cermet control him
for dayil them art er,. and hn censtant-
ly broods over the terrible experience
liehad in the well for four or five
days and nights. Dr. Bunton said
Sanford would probe bly require six
months more before h would he
himself again. It is Mental trouble
now as muth us physical. Ono arm
is practically useless but he is ex-
pectt d to recover his full mental and
physical faculties.
It was shortly after noon Tuesday
.Tune 21, that the old well on the
Skelly farm. three' miles east of Par-
is, cave,din and buried ./ °shoo San-
ford., the well -digger.
8I1111.01'd 1 fl Toronto. •
'Toronto, Aug. 14. -Joshua San-
ford - of Paris well fame is at present
undergoing treatment at Dr. Meyers'
privatehospital, in Deer Park, Inc
the treatment of nervous diseases.
Dis ultimate recovery is confidently
expected.
itramis 1.,,nlr.
L0M1011, Aug, 14. -The contract for
the amalgamation of the Texas oil
properties on Spindle Top, belonging
to the Hogg-Syttesine syndicate, with
the Texas Oil Fields Company of
England, for $2,300,000, was closed
hest night in London by Judge Rich -
fuel P1. Brooks of Beaumont, Tex.,
who is a member of the Hogg-Sy-
ttwne syndicate.
Nik‘• Nova 1.01111* SOVel meek.
Mon'trettI, Que., Aug.
al' has been issued by :Mr. John F.
Stairs announcing that the common
stock of Nova Scotia Coal Co. has
been increased to $5,000,000.
Strange to say the Stock Exchange
had not been notified of the increase,
me new 155130 will 110 $1,000,000.
, Molly Ititt:oett to crisp.
Paris, Aug. 14. -An °Melia tele-
geam from .Ctepre Haytiew se's that
••t•ery ninny persons were incinerated
during the burning of Petit El (we on
Saturday last.
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New York, Aug. 14. -The boiler Of
ilia tug Jaeob Kuper blear up 3Yee-
terrItty near St. George's, Staten It.
land. Voile of the crew were 1c1114(1,
or drowned.
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