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* It has apparently. come to stay. The
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Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 9 Charles street,
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—Brautfold has a population of
15,536.
"S \TISFACTORY RESULTS."
Sr says Dr. Corlett, an old seri hon-
ored ;x,wtitL,n:r. in RsllrvilI', Ontario,
wh i writes; •'Fur Wanting DiRP.kses
and Scrofula I have used p'rott'i E nul-
sion with the most satisfactory retake."
—The French sculptor, Gabriel
Vital Dubray, is dead, aged 75.
Whenthe hair showe signs of faliins.
begin at nee to use Ayer"u Hair Vigor,
Tom prep:t t n streugtheue the scalp,
promotes the growth of loan, hair, res-
tores the natural color to gray and faded
hair, and renders it soft, pliaut, and
glo8sy.
—Two firemen were injured and
52 horses burned at a livery stable
lite in Now York Wednesday.
"Not alt h gol.Pthet glitters" is a true
saying ; it is equally true that not all
is sarsaparilla that is so labelled. If you
would be sure of the genuine artto'e, ask
for Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and take no
oth"r. Ilealth is to precious to be
trifled with.
—Grace Church, Ottawa, was
damaged $10,000 by fire \Vodnee•
day.
IN ALL CASES.
D&tit SEM, —I h. 'e used Dr. Fuw-
Ier's Extract of Wild Strawberry for
auinmer complaints, and after a fair
trial have proved it a sure cure both in
my own oese and others of the family.
LAtJRATTS WINO,
New Dundee, Ont.
—At DeKalb, 'Cex•Is, on Thurs—
day night, while temporarily insane,
AV. J. Moss took Lucy Smith, aged
60, out of bed and stranglAd and
kicked her to death. Moss
wort h 't1.00 000.
TBE BEST KNOWN.
DIsARR .SitRs,—I esu recommend Dr.
Flowter's Extract of \Vild Strawberry
for summer complaint and diarrhea. 1
have used it in my family for two years.
fir children and adults with the great-
est satisfaction.
11lRs. FRANK ROHN, Austin, 0.
—Mr, Hugh Ryan. contractor for
the Canadian Banal at Sault Ste
Marie, has given his guarantee to
the Dominion Government that the
canal would bo finished ready fur
the opening of navigation in the
spring of 1894.
DUNNVILLE DOINGS.
GENTLEMEN, —I had a headache for a
long tune, and seeing Burdock Blood
II,tt-re advertised, I got a bottle
and it not only relieved me at the
time hut I have not been bntherel since
with 'headache a sd think I have seen
the last of it. MINNIE Hrcis,
Dunnvillle, Ont.
—Joseph Connoy, son of Mr.
,Inmos Cunnoy, St. Thomas, aged
about fourteen, Ives walking up
Talbot street when he was struck
in the left eye by an air gun in the
hands of another boy. IIe was re-
moved to the Amaesa \V,od Hos-
pital, where a doctor will remove
the eye, the sight having been de-
stroyed.
C4VB .Uu, 00$$P,
Pknit Sins, --1 ilpye` imen 400 10 fee
overt year with elgk cto049h4 Nothing
did me any gt,ot1 matt I, tried 2$, 13. id.
winch matte a perfect afire before 1 hall
tiehtlted the first butte). I reeommeud it
au a cafe euro far headache to ell my
Meade.
MisSANNIE Mu uLTY,
Gutlpb, Oat,
MCNiohol, school toachei
of Beverley, has been heavily flues
fo striking a girl un the hind.
FACTS ABOUT DYSrh:PS1A.
,Vanes uetttu of the etotnaob and liver
uecaewne dyspepsia. Dyspepsia in turn
gives rise to bed blood. Both these
uumplalnts are curable by B. B, O.,
which acts ou the .tomaob, liver, bowel.
and blood, and two. and strengthens
the entire system, system, thus punitive-
ly oaring dyspepsia, ooustipation, bad
blued and simil,r troubles.
--Mr. Joel Reawen, of the
North-west Cabinet, and oldest
member iu the House, is dead.
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A reliable record of the world's pro-
gress, giving invaluable information on
hundreds of *abject., hist ,rioal, religious,
merohantile, household and farm. Foote,
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Everyone should hove a oopy. Sent on
receipt of athree cent stamp, by T. Mil.
burn & Co., Tomato, Oat. Dunt de•
lay as the supply is limited.
--Last week there died, near
Kingston, James Glaseford, a pio-
neer who carte across with Sir John
Macdonald.
No means have been taken by the
manufacturer* to push the sale of their
"Myrtle Navy" tobacco except giving
from time to time a simple statement of
the facts connected with it in the public
press. The large sad .rapidly inoreae-
iug demand for it hes been the experi.
ence of smokers which these statements
suggested. their advice to business
men is to adve-tile largely if they have
the right article t, back the advertise-
ment with.
—At a sale of the i 1e:llinn j ro •
perty, south half lot 18 in the let.
con. of Wallace, John Klapp of
Elwa was the purchaser, at $1,375.
It is a fifty acre farm.
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An old physician, retired from practice, having
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ary 013 formula of a simple vegetable remedy to •
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Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat cud
Lem; AlTections, also a positive and radical cine
for Nervone Debility and ell NerrousComplaints, •
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
iu tin intends of caeca, has felt it his duty to make
it known to 1) OUtei ng fellows. Actuated by this
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering„ 1
will send free of charge, to all who desire it, ilea
recipe, in (lerome, French or English, with full
d'rretions for preparing and using. Sent by marl
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—John Ellis, of Brussels, Ont,,
has succumbed to injuries received
in the burning of a gambling den
at Thompson, North Dakota, on
Sept. 30.
A RAILWAY MANAGER.
Ohio and Mtesissippi Railway, Office
of the President and t..en'I, Manager.
Cineleati, Ohio, U. 8. A.. N-ov, 15, 18$6
Gentlemen: Recently while in the act
of alighting from my oar I stepped upon
a stone, which, turning suddtnly under
my foot, threw me to the ground with a
severely sprained ankle. Suffering, ex-
ceedingly, I was helped into the car and
my man rubbed age most generously
with arnica and kindred remedies, but
to no avail. ].teaching a station where
8 . Jacobs Oil could be secured, two
bottles; of it wrre bought and the
applieetiou reeulted at once in a rely, -f
from pain, which had become well nigh
unbearable I was out and about my
work in threo days. W. W. PEABODY,
Pres't and Gen'l Manager.
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
MISS OLIVE ODELL FOUND DEAD iN
THE KITCHEN OF HER PARENTS'
HOME.
Miss Olive Odell, a well known
young Winnipeg lady and daughter
of a Canadian Pacific railway ofli•
cial, was found dead in the kitchen
of her parents' residence. She lay
in a pool of blood with a charge of
shut in the center of her breast and
her brother's gun lying near hy.
The circumstances of the young wo
Ulan's sensational death are most
mysterious. The generally accept-
ed theory is that she suicided, but
there are those who incline to be-
lieve that she was murdered, and
their belief is strengthened by the
positive statement of a lady neigh-
bor that about three o'clock in the
morning she heard a man hurriedly
leaving the Odell residence and run
down the streets. The strangest
part of the affair is that neither this
lady nor the family sleeping up-
stairs heard the report°of the gun.
The brother of the young woman
says that he returned on -Saturday
evening from a hunting expedition,
and before leaving the gun in the
kitchen, Where it was found, with-
drew the charge. Mies Odell hid
no trouble as tar as known, and re
tired previous night at the usual hour,
apparently in good spirits. The
Felice are now busy on the ettnnge
case. Odell and Lie family calve
here from Otillia, Ont. He is a
brother-in•law of Col. Drinkwater
of the Midland battalion.
—Gill, the cattle buyer, who was
charged with carnally knowing a
girl of weak intellect named Mary
Liesemer, of the township of Car-
rick, was arraigned before Judge
Barrett, Walkerton, last Friday.
The evidence as to the girl's age
was rot satisfactory to the Judge,
and he did not consider it sufficient
to establish the chargee consegnent-
ly Gill was acquitted,
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NEWS NOTES.
—Grasshoppers are becoming
troublesome in Kansas and Mis-
s lur'i.
—It is eetitnated that 300,000
Prusaiane have died of cholera since
the outbiekk.
—There wee a deficit of $2,393,-
286 in the Post -office Department of
the United States last year.
—The Pope has sent a delegate to
this country to got reliable statistics
about Catholics.
—On Monday of this week the
new Masonic hall. at St. Thomas
and Port Stanley were dedicated.
—A little girl named Nelson had
her feet badly cut by a snowing
machine at Aivinston this week.
—Mr. John Gilchrist has been
appointed Collector of Customs at
Orangeville.
-,--The horse of the Austrian
officer who won the long distance
ride was an Irish thoroughbred 12
years old.
—Three hundred Troy, Tenn ,
citizens lynched a colored man
Wednesday for attempting to
assault a white girl. -
-Canada's 1\Iinistere of the
Crown have been invited to the
dedicatory ceremony of the World's
Fair at Chicago.
—Samuel Dipides' girl, 13 years
old, was knocked down and had one
leg broken by rough- playing of boys
at the Listowel put.lic school.
_Mr. Alex Nicholson, the popu-
lar Deputy sleeve of Kinloss, sold a
fat cow to Mr. Groff this week that
weighed 1,930 pounds.
—William Stinson, committed
for trial at Loudon for the seduc-
tion of Mary Arbuckle, of London
township, has married the girl and
been liberated.
—The customs duties collected at
London for Sept , 1892, were $38,•
703.25, as against $49,09.4.88 the
same mouth in 1891, showing an
increase os $9,608.37.
—Rev. D. Rogers, formerly of
L ondeaboro, is doing good work at -
Dungannon. Recently he com-
menced special services. at Crewe,
Aslifieid township. '
—Thirty carloads of wheat I les -
tined !for Liverpool have just
been shipped from London. Ont.,
and 15 carloads more will go for-
ward immediately.
—A tramp is supposed to have
set fires to the residence of Mr.
Adam Reid, of \Vinghatn anti it
was burned down. Thera was only
small insurance.
—James'Shaw of \'Vingham, died
last week. Some yearn back he was
a loading cattle buyer in that sec-
tion,but for the last few years ile had
been afflicted with palsy.
—The proprieter of. the Queen's
Hotel, Roseaeath, has been fined
$23,70 for keeping the windows of
his barroom covered with blinds,
contrary to regulation of West
Northumberland license commies-
ioners,
—A five dollar bill which was re-
cently passed into one of the Col-
lingwood banks bore the following
affecting endorsement: "A wee
short time ye hae been'wine, I can
nae longer keep ye, 1 hope ye'll
sune conte back again and bring
another like ye.''
—"Mr. William Elliott, butcker,
left at this office yesterday, a cuc-
umber which measures 141 inches
in length, and weighs 4 pound 15
ounces. It is a beauty. The Pick-
ering Xeres man will please make a
a note of tills."—Port Perry Stan•
(lard.
—The editor of the Kincardine
Review was troubled with corn the
there day. A. farmer told him he
had a cob grown this year with
twenty rows of corn on it. The
editor didn't like to disbelieve the
et•atment and he had no reason to
doubt the credibility of his inform-
ant
--John Varcoe, Colborne, was
arrainged before W. Mullough,J. P.
Dungannon, for assaulting John
Carrie, eon of Rev. J. Carrie. He,
without any particular cause, horse-
whipped the child so unmercifully
that Mr. Mallough found it necess
eey to impose a fine of 10 and
costs.
--While a threshing was in pro-
gress at Charles Scott's place,
Mono, a few miles from town on
itlondey, a peculiar, occident hap.
pened a young man named Wm.
Kyles. The engineer of the limb -
ins was splitting wood and the head
of the axe flew off and the sharp
edge came in contact with one of
Kyles' feet, who Was standing some
distance away, cutting the toes al.
most off.
it!
—The• Wawanosh and Ashfield
show will be held on the 13 and 14
October, at Dungannon. It is Haid
that the Blyth hand has been en-
gaged to give tone to things in gen-
eral on 8110W day.
—The North 'Perth election peti-
tion was tried at Stratford on
the 15th inst. and Welland will be
tried on the 29th October, at Wel-
land ; East York. on the 5th Nov,,
at Markham ; Monek on the 12th
November, at Cayuga.
—Mr. J. W. Orme, of the Lon-
don and Lucan stage line, proposes
to put all electric vehicle, on the
road in the spring to be propelled
on the storage systpm. He expects
to cover the distance between the
two places—seventeen• miles—in
less than two hours.
—The Caron commission took
considerable evidence at Quebec
last week, and nothing was elicted
to show any improper conduct on
the part of Sir Adolphe. All sorts
of leading questions were permitted
and the widest possible latitude
was allowed the prosecuting council.
—A sad accident occurred near
the village of Ilampton, on Mon-
day evening• W. Vice, an old
resident farmer of this township,
had been to town, where he itnitib•
ell tuo much liquor. On hie way
house, by some means lie was pitch•
ed from his wagon and broke his
neck. He Ivan found shortly after
lying by the roadside quite dead.
—A two.year old child of Mr.
Burton's of ' Turnlerry was badly
chewed .by a sow the other day.
An elder brother hail picked up
one of the sOw's little pigs which
enraged the mother so that she at-
tacked the child savagely, chewing
its heats, lacerating and tearing the
flesh in the neighborhood of one ear
in a horrible manner.
—Constable Williatn Dennison,
of Mitchell, was in Stratford Mou•
day in search of two young men
named John Hill and John Iced•
mond, of that town, who ate charg-
ed with committing n brutal and
indecent assault ou Mrs. Fran.^,h,
whose husband escaped from jail
last spring, whore ho was sentenced
for three months for beating her.
—At the Stratford assize court
tbejury in the case of the Queen vs.
Thistle, for alleged seduction of
Maggie Varner,resulted in a verdict
of not guilty, and the prisouer was
promptly discharged. Dougherty
vs. Rutherford, action of Matilda
Dougherty to recover damages from
James Rutherford for allebed
breach of promise to marry. The
parties reside in the Township of
Mornington. The jury returned a
verdict of $20 for plaintiff.
Mr. John Elliott, of East Wawa•
noel), had raised a collie dog from
puppyhood. On Saturday morning
a person went to his place and asked
him if he had a dog he would giye
away. Mr. Elliott replied in the
affirmative, and immediately pro.
ceedeit to catch the dog. When in
the act of putting a strap around its
neck the clog made a vicioue attack
on Mr. Elliott's left arrn,tearing and
lacerating it in a fearful manner,
and also making many marks. The
wounds required surgical aid.
. --On Monday last Mr. Walter
Campbell, who is superintending the
delivery of apples at the Luclnlow
station for Cook and Cook, of Clin-
ton, was on top of a large pile
of barrels on the station plat-
form, and missing his footing he
fell to the ground striking his head
on the edge of the platform. A
barrel of apples alno fell from the
pile bu t fortunately it did not fall upon
-hint ae he lay on the ground though
it struck only a few inches from his
head. Walter says he had a pretty
close call.
—Frank Wilson was tried in Tor-
tnto last week for the murder of his
wife and child in Gwillimsbury
township, near the village of Kes-
wick. While Wilson was out in a
boat some timo ago with his wife
and daughter, the boat capsized and
mother and child were afterwards
found (frowned. He was acquit-
ted. The Judge, in his charge to
the jury, said he was morally con-
vinced there was a strong case
against Wilson, but legally he ad-
mitted the evidence was defective,
especially that portion of it showing
how the woman had died. The
wounds on the woman's body were
there, and were inflicted during
life ; he had no doubt about that.
Whether they were inflicted by the
prisoner, and with what intent, was
for the jury to decide. About the
motive for the crime, if a crime had
been committed, there could be no
doubt- His infatuation for Miss'
Kallman was mat ked, and his
letters to her showed that his affec-
tion for his wife had waned.
Prig
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