5`CiUU ~ '|.' . u .3 On. Wdh 59"`, VOMITED LIZARDS. H.3..3._ ' 'buRED A Good Bcginningn Mcans aGood Ending. Our Stock Adjustment Sale started yesterday and a it's proved a good beginning. Many bu ers were in. We expected it. The values are unusua and discri- minating buyers soon nd it out. Every one always needs some sort of Dry Goods, and while we do not pose as philanthropists, we are certainly encouraging trade by the values we are offering. We bring on face to face with some really unusual offerin 5. he qualities are all right and the prices will satis y you. TLANO no-A "\'II`r\"l;l`\C OI] f\\7PI' Qfnrl`. (IC- arc all [I UL auu LIIU llhba VVIII quvnn V..- 8 P J I There are bargains all over the store in every de- partment at every counter. Bargains in Dress Goods, Wash Fabrics, Linens, Men s Furnishings, Women's Furnishings, Women's Dress Skirts, Women's Tweed and Serge Suits,White Cotton -Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs and all sorts of things that will wanted for the holiday. . ST.ORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY. Starr & Sutc|ie,J . A Popular Aylmer Lady Cured 0! But Rheum. | Min. Tnmus Honnm, of Aylmer. 0nt.. uyu : "I buve been a grab Iuenr for `good mnny years with Salt: Rheum, so bad at time: it was impouiblo for no to wool! dish or do any housework, but. after taking one bottle of Bunch Brol. & 0o'I Sloan Indian Tonic, it took every particle of the disease out of my Iynwn and mode 5 porloo euro. It hu now been four yuan since I took the medicine and the dioouo hu not turned yet." THE SLOAN!EQl_GlNE 00., OF HAIILTON. LIIITED. "'\ ~ - - - -4`. 2 2 }lpan s Inqj___rlI2"ic That will not keep ip. our Refrigerators will opoi Price included. M KELVEY &_BlRC '_'IS _`Ei t3"'6i'oat Thirty Day: Sale. All Good`: odd I Sai:rifico._ ` ; ' ;5,~;% ` )Waldren 8: Mader] FORMERLY RICHMOND 4 00, I18 and 120 Princess Street.` Bulk Teamay be DUF0- Illlnnu-Hunt; Successors to J. RIC!-lMOND& C6. I7. j_-V.__, (Successors to BURTCH BROS. 4 114 PRINC! 1 t M =-*= *= "~=~mz;=.:-'- giant!` tlsanmoatotherbukinx , `"9 _ cake be hternnd ofnnet texture and ....--w willretainits @133: lontfthnn v_ ~:-6 other powder is used-I10 1d1W`3 , - -` % ammonia or alum-at all 3331'3- .;- $nnIQ QAll\'.... For Ink-icy;-1.130-licgxs Ijlealfh Drink at small Cost. w:#<-pvv: -Vy-~.---~ 7* Pu re .=".!`.`:,':":`. Gvbvld ludhokqa only85o.80o.40o. loo uulioapcrlh. GOMDYJALOBLIG I00. 69 and 7| Brock 8tra_et. I IIIIJUIVIIIAI vv-' ....--..___- P. O. DI-ax`:-uer 3:37 _ _ . _ _ ...-. nnrsn n, hrs -1` f\ II? "I `II "Kurma" is always so. CURES If there is any old Chroni Disease lurking in your sys tem this medicinewill driv it out. ` "I'll! IOIIULA ON IVII! l0`II'IaI. "to - - u u . . . . . . . ..IWll `Dunn- :4 I In tho voter. I pluolnsnrm until it turnouts. Diabetes and Bright : mum salt Rheum and scald head Habitual constipation. .`E'co.`.87onmi11..) ' "n.....""' ""s'u'u7'?.'r'.`.'.'.'.`.':'. V II upon in Dull out bonu- vo . l I 1 EIIRED I _ A ..L '":`..".'.:.a2;7 got on loo. Cousins - not 50:: onto obtain! In all drug nah In and -Gctngood Luna lam-,down tocoltprice at A. STR_A_C_HAN S. Bequtify Your lawn. V Youciua am: of roois Ittockhottou VIlI IIlIll` " Illtlt rkht prices. For 'l`oye s Bread. ,'60L_to London, on: cowumrs :.._nn_; Q__A-An_ I1! - -r - mm. u no}-i~iuTx. uinir. T-u BICYCLEB. .uU - V` W?- EIIAS. evne._Agont. OITIIIAI. -I...2....- rIxhut..........oIobtlo .. "lull 3 onto ...two pounds or" .. .....two gallon: -.... 4 A -`:45 In ALA int`. The Toronto Telegram. noticing whet the Walt: sues-ted, thet "tho independence of the JenIdiIn pros! in proverbial, eeye : "Some Cnnedien pepere boeet on inde- pendence which my be u proverb, but in certeinly not A practice." It thie the Tele- gram : experience 2 To Glasgow. To Dublin. To Berlin. ` To Paris. . Tb New York. N Boston.l Or any city in the world and ask I... AN ILLIBERAL IDEA. A. F. Pirie, of the Dundu Banner, quite edlrprieee the Wino with hie leteet idea 0! reforming the senate. He would do evny with the indemnity. and so got none but "men of worth end standing for the upper chamber. Mr. Pirie forgets thet it in not the lortune of all men to become wealthy. and no, adopting hie plen. all men would not be eligible for ear- ,I_. 2.. AL- I-_x_l_L-._- -1 L2- gun.-`bun IIIUII IVUIIIIA lives we: vilalluuw Ivn --- vice in the legislature cl his country. Indeed, wealth being the only qualica- tion, the upper chamber of Canada would lmaouie more Iistlesa and useless than it is now,_7Nc man should think of parliament ior the sake of its indemnity. The allowance for mileage and expenses, however. secures to the country the ser- vlcee of Iome men who could not aiford to go to Ottawa without it. The imperial parliament has been the better of the labor repreeentatives who could not serve the people until a reaoonable proviaion had been made for their maintenance. And the senate will bethe better when itis accessible to men who are in touch with the people, non of. at leaet. Iuiddleage, with spirit and intellect and induatry. The roforrn desired by most people--an elective chamber-ie not in sight. but another re- form is, namely, that the government shall all vacancies in-the senate by men who - have in some way popularly. represented the people in other capacitiea. and can he `depended upon to rellcct the sentiment: of the public. Ao on Hluotrotion of thomonnor in which Sir Wilfrid Lourior in running down in tho ootimotion of tho Frenchman, it . in on- nounood tahot. ho bu boon given "the in- oignio o! o pond oioer of tho Logion of n-_,._u mu. _m L. A.....u..I ...-; on .`32'.'}3u.'s.'."q..a.m" " uI'Iuu vn u .I--Ivan vuaywu u. v... -...v.. Eonor." This will be drosdlul nevi n.n v -rnIQ'E:'n'.?2:'."n `}E;T'I..'...'..'.{,' the moat vigoroul ol domoontic pxpera in the north. snd Iron and outspoken on one would oxpoct when is in known that Louis an n..; n.- -x....I- L-.. I....a....... :. H. Wvuluv-rvvv v--vu Iv -- -..vw .. -..-- ..v..... F. Pout, tho single tax looturor. is its odltor. docloros that than in 1 big ccondol browing in tho ml quoobion. "Special privilogoo." it dochrol in in Wuhingmn eon-oopondouoo. "are being gnntod to rob tho pooplo. and upociol oohomorl no at tho bola, ond Sro conducting chin. The truth which odvoncod the money for tho oompoign loot you no demanding thoir roword. ond no getting it on foot on It in pooolblo for it to `ob Around to am." I`- ...._..s:.._ ....ul. AL. ...I k...l.._ ll- yu-vuu-u un av vv .vv -- V--n. vv on`... In connection with the seal bncinou itjin alleged that-"tho moth out!-spout sends! in In-owin.' no mo: nut to she British gout-aunt in his mug `of the not-nary -3 .A.A. _... ...A n _._. ....._..I L- M. vvvnnnjunu nu own I-12! vs u-v wvv-vv-cl H ofIhIo.wunot.itIoouu.pounod byllr. Shanna; [mind the Rooordot nay: hp know nothing about it. The writer-wu J. W. Four. Ila counsel in the out origin- nlly IIOIIIII the Pub tribunal, when ro- oordo. dxuon bulky volnlnu. an ntulfod fullohnohnlnolnlutoryofourdolontnnd humiliation. A only 0! than. undo Inn Ruudcr. "shown that J. W. hour __ _---n_ x_-_____A._A A- _-_-.... _..- Tholnornntion in thounduneodbn J.W.l oI|u-bullngullongont. pd- guuy and pdndpn|ly,olD. O.- Iilhund SIQHIII B. Illii. Illtuol opplhl and-polb and pull. WioooAIIrv_I;h_p Inl- nry duptnuntiouioind ol giving a nlhgby whioI|hiIIuton.lcuuudtho unlIdnnd.InnivulradoI Ioian-y at that work nhud. Th updnl pkku thy onjq my to Inugiud illthntlllntlloyhn uncap- IudOl0.I3pcIkh,vhlohIlo||vad ujudcllnhllhunph Io- __-1A__....._A -_.1._.Al.l.llI_ __aII`II.l... and you will nd them. Their nputatiqn is world wide,.and they cnqonly be procured in Kingston 1..-- _ tocuvugzuuu-ur -c our jjtli hylbuouut oaalutlillo ndnmu nuunhIoOl.ll8,000. Foluvhgthcdnotionol IcKln|oy In- t'IIlhId;:ovI|h an Din-ulu Janl 3% ingot $ guIuuvu_nhyuunn_u In- sqANI>AL AT WASHINGTON.` Pha Clnnlsnd Recorder. nmonz IDIS IS $1.18 [IE8 WU LIUHUIL Jlll us vuu Union Jack! Ye who are Eleded to guard it, stand to it, bee to ack! Hearts that have died to save it, burn in its splendid fold; Hands that are thrilled with glory, grip to the staff they hold. Far in the mist of ages-there, where the race he an, Out of the ema.l beginning, it rose, with the life of man; Strength of the earth is in it, ocean, and savage still; \ Bending the might of nations to bow to our sovereign will. Out of the,whirl of battle, broad on the dazzled sight, Flashing like glox-y's angel-there in the staggering tight, 1 Fluttel1"`e_d its crizlnison token, filling the Iwlvul-UV Iv, In av--u II ; an interesting episode. this revela- 'tion by American enthorihiee of American crookodnell. thin expoeure of how Ameri- can interests are promoted and protected. The Recorder is nfeerleu publication. nnd hit: out regerdleu of who may be hurt by to blows. The llnlon Jul. This is the flag we honor! This is the '[Tninn Jnnlrl oullhndo am your. Inul moon our tax- in Washington; noxo October and onmhor, for the solo pnrpooo of com- porinfnnturol lzlntory noon on tho for lulu and n:b.oonnl;!or inhlaho romotrt do onyo ages :1 ex :1 tionl. m?'.`1`bi|io the result 0! MoK n 3 `strong and `rigorous policy snout. tho fur Iulo 7 Old Bhormon aid oho other day tint `we have the ntrongooh and of this tool contro- wuuv) You. no LIUIVI hnva land. but Im- IIIVO the urongou Int! 0! null Ion unnum- vu-uy.' You, we always have had. fortunately it his olwoyl been in the bond: of our washout mun. Shannon : mental condition pl-avonu him from undontouding this (combat thokmorioan pooplo will soon opprocioto it, in full. 11.3--.. int--..t.lna nniuu-In thin rnvln. Sir Cherlee Tapper, lrom hie hiding- pleoe in England. ennounoee that Sir Wil- frid Laurie:-`e pnferenbiel tent!` in eheurd. nd all the green Englieh jam-nnlielze pinch themeelvee to lee if they're Alive. They thought differently. and they thought they knew eomething. 3;? n CORSETS" When the Dundn Banner Advocates the nominstion of men to the senate, able man, without ulnry. in it to be nndorltood that Mr. Pirio has an ambition in that direction? IVIUEEBIOQ IE5 Cl'l!l13Ull tuluu, Auuus uuc soldier`: world- Back from the red battalions, broken tlm inn wan hnrlad. Star of the changing squadrons! Cross with a triple sign! , Swept invthe wild. mad charges, there with the thin, red line," Leading a. growing nation on to an em- pire`s birth; . Wonder of all the ages! and the meteor flag," of the earth! th. 'l`hoIhuInnlcIt.VNh3|Il|'-9 =iInd|dnnIwIih.0I'0IhInunntion Ind L..,r,,_1._._ -1 -_ -_lL-Al`- lash for mu: Ion-in-law, non. Whihlsv nu. I lnnwhih "thin hlknhou oonlounu Indnogoisuouiutuand nouunoI.oon- poudlorooopurpono only,un:l mun Vdccoivo Ibo snngo under. 111100802` llthonbjootwill ho": rich motorin- nitigsuou by oonuuI.` , u Cupping u climax the Recorder. in u' cnbloqunz hue. dooluu : - I I IIHA (Q In -u\- nlninli III Qh I IT!!! lulu . Iluvuuuu . h h , "sonic now I blind I: to Hunt Bricish I: ha {I willing thnttln Britain oxpru, who are on the uclmndu this you-. shall meet our ex- .-.-en an Wuhlnnmn; nun Omaha: Bringing from battle-FreedomI-Poace - -with the {lush of sword! Hraaking the iron tetters-taming the savage horde- - Raising a cross that is higher, over the world of men- . Opening the path of the helpless with ah-enath. as the stremzth of ten." worm or men- strength. as strength I Where is the heart could fail thee? This is the flag we love! Holding its stainless honor, everything dea above. , Hearl here the voices of heroes speak ' to us out of the past! Ye are our sons--and we charge you-- diel as we died at the last. Sobbing' the brimming! ite-blood on in Hm rimrinnr cheer: Steacy 8:. Steacy. SODUIHQ llle Urlllllulllgl lus-Iuuuu uuy In the ringing cheer; Death! it is nothing-or living-the is- sue ye shall not. (ear. - Nurse ye no recreant children! Courage ye'mu.st not lack! Live for the flag we honor! Die for the Union Jack!" CRITICIZED THE LEGISLATION. investigation or the Issenuhnsetts Benet Llle Assoclstlon. Boston. Mass, July 3l.-Augu`stus E. Herve . actuary Missouri state insur- ance epartment. nnd James M. Lewis, of same, who have been investigating the nffnirs of the Massachusetts Benefit Life association, to-day made public their report. Besides showing the fin- ancial condition of the association, the report finds that all of the policies is- sued from 1679, when the organization was incorporated, till the enactment of the statutes of 1885, relating to insur- ance u n the assessment plan, and that the ilegality of the business of the company prior to 1885, seem to have been condoned and legalized by the leg- islature. The report also contains tur- ther severe criticism of the general course of the islation in connection with the one. `be following is the re- sult of the examination of the account books of the association: Mortuary and reserve, IOW,089.l5; expense ac- count etos 882.68; non-invested assets, 81 lt5.l05.2`i; contingent assets. 8796,- 236.15; Piicles in force June 30. 38.111. IT. I-CI'U I. I-1 fjljllw VI I& Iveeeeileu el fleeeely. Puie, July 8l.-A deepetch to the Tempe from Constantinople aye that the eigning of the relimlnery of peace wait; only there y of the Greek gov- ernment ixing t e detee for the pey- ment. 0! indemnity. Beeidee providing for e rectification ol the frontier in accordance with the plene of the Euro- seen Iniliter etteohee end for an'In- emnity of IMMGII the tree._t directs thet e nixed comminion ol cl etee of the power: end ot Turkey she! fix the eompenntion due Ottonun subject: for Iouee th I: the Iver. The quee- tioln of the wtuletion: ie lelt to he settled by Greece end Turkey before the conclusion at e denite peace. The en- eeetlon at Theeeel is Inede condition- eldpoethehll hergeoftheino idty. A: menu the trutr in dnnedqnvl IOIOIO TICK In Ll] Plllhlllly of SIC] I. .....n._ .9 II-n....I. ., mu. As soon` as the truly I: signed. cut the Tenn` eornnpondnt, the European biliary nttulu and nnnlnu ol the Ottoman shit in Thessaly will out than to lollnit the hontiot. ' , \ "'`'"-I III` I-V-~ I : `lhnquiohcanol swat`: Iunnoh ' tn: an int quu cx tram we ran luv the foe wu hurled. Must PAY moaumnrv Idhhcuhoflc-. -II Lin... liendmnandeliancel mum Tirai. rbnngx. JU LY" 31 ; 1397 roe`. `gronreorosuumnnunts. I, no lineal ...i-....a..w4-u.u...- * Onbklryoeunlsduep-Ie&QIi,h V ten Ihnlcetaoelolntheiouid-`llell Our yesterday ilI|I0_,03IlIllOd to n- ,1 .nouacoinont at l um-erihi meet I gordmualuo: rem as r ml! or Labrador. A [lsnce at t e figural? `relative to the importation ot Cunedinn cheese during the t few years is n-'] mintekebl eulgelt VI 0! I reithyl ture for t e trade in dead meet w o_ y is now in its initial stage. for;obvl- - ousl the country which is so tuvoreble M to elry cattle as to elillble I large l l trade to he built up in cheese must likewise be can uclve or the plftititnble conversion of t I how 3 Ipeclei _iiiw beet. Canada lmsbeen fortunate in at succession or enter risinj ministries, who whetevertheir lfterenees of opin- ion on les heutes politiques," have shown unbroken continuity of view in their recognition of the fact that the soil is the chief resource at th country. and thet no earnestness or eort must be spared in its developme . Cano- dien ministeries have` ln'th'eir turn been fortunate in the administrative skill and courage that they have-found at their disposal towards this end. It is no small tribute to the mother country that when the dominion government resolved to appoint a dairy commis- sioner of agriculture. their choice fell P01! Prof. J. W. Robertson, then of Guelph agricultural colle e, but 21 um` two of Dunlo in A rsh re. Scotland has been Jult tied o hencblldren in. this instance, and Canada of her choice, for while in 18l9--irnmedlu. )!`l0l' to his appointment--the export 0 `Cone.- dion cheese to this country was 8,534,- 887 pounds, by 1894 it haul increased near y fifty per cent., and in 1895 was obout 81.50l),lltll) create)` than In 1894. The butter export was almost ll. ne- glectnble quantity when Prof. Robert- son was appointed. To come to plain figures, the value of what was con- signed to Greet Britain in 1889 _wus only $174,027, while in 1895 lt hltd l`ISell ' * to $536,797, and in 18% showed ustill further advance of over $100,000. it` will be recognized lhot relatively to the vast extent and pastoral resources of Canada, this is till very small. But the trade has been cf such a steadily ex- panding character that under the sys- tem of cold storage transport Whl('ll has just been initiwted for dulry prtlductu` in conjunction with beef and other, foods, there ls really no discernible lim- it to its ultimate possibilities. The nnmmisginn under which Prof. ~ 3051 .1 ....... 1 - I;.;.%.. 1. ..... . 1-anon why Dumb should Inn our cusuln rather than countries which ycgugmngmxmm % % STATISTICS RELATIVE TO EX- ally when the in deunninod to conquer `;r-onrsor cnusnup aunts. :{ ,{Z,t_"$,~ `,5 '"'f "' f` `I it to its ultimate poissimnues. 'l`he commission under which J Robertson was appointed specified the duties, which were, by means of bulle- tins, conferences and lectures," to dif- fuse practical information among the i farmers of the dominionon the most im- proved and economical methods of manufacturing butter and cheese, and of feedinz cattle to produce the best. re- sults in obtaining milk. In entering upon such a task a vast amount of in- herited and individual prejudice has to l be overcome at the very threshold. 'l`he l farmer, whose wife or daughter has` earned a local reputation for, cheese and butter--and every district in which dairying is aueiudustry possesses such ' paragons-very naturally resents any process of levelling up. But pro'udice has apparently been overcome, or ex- perimental da rles. stationary or port- able, according to the needs of the dis- trict, have been established everywhere, from. Prince Edward Island to British Columbia. Professor Robertson's indi- vidual skill as a. cheese and butter mak- er had been demonstrated long before his appointment. But his resource as an organizer on a larger scale had still to-be proved, and the proof is found not only in the number of establish- ments now successfully al work, but, still more forcibly, in the steady an- nual increases of butter and cheese ex- ports, and the continuous improvement in quality. It was recently declared by a Canadian gentleman at a meeting in Liverpool, that his country manufac- tured thc best cheese in the world. The legislature, as almost. everybody is aware. provides a safeguard against these nefarious sophistications which re- sult in the empty-rheumatic compound knows as filled cheese. Not, only is its manufacture a punishable offcnceln Canada, but the most far-reaching pre- cautions are taken to prevent its being smuggled across the border from the United States. At the present moment as the combined result of freedom from admixture of foreign fats and excel- lence of manufacture, it is stated that almost. the entire output. of the domin- ion obtains lhe topmost prices in the British market as the "llesl. Canadian." 13...... urrilnr nn the economics of ciple I rnunt :- Bu: Fnnoiaco, July 8.-Eda.r A. Md u'n- ,33Il|0I'. I well-gnpwn y nun trom ihfpmgut, Sun Fnncimo, 1: st preaau in Aluka >5; nugmul king after the main; interest: oi no tiguruit . _ Allah`: comma;-cinl L company. Wrmns OK the loo-clul Chilkoot pun, ` e sumnn pail "' 'hs1`ty't:i- `c 0! Ohllkoot 1 Bit xvii; '13h1t q Ibo place that put: the yellow fear mt may 1 man : heart. Same for; obvi- took one look at it_ sold their outts L for what they won! bring, and turn use must Blithe he pass is over the ridge which shirt: is com. It is only about 1,200 bciei mw tuotlrom hm to top. but it is almoac mate in ltrmiht up nd~down-u. sheer steep niuistries, {of snow _nn 0: - rm... .. . hllzfd blowing the}-e :--_.---o lnolllo con: steamship Company II lend- ing Another Vessel. l San Francisco, July 31`. --Thef latest ar- - rival from_the Klondike is Albert D I Gray. formerly a school teacher in l'Grand Rapids Mich. 1\Ir.Gruy got here i `yesterday, bringing $30,000 in nuggets. . He says he is the first man who went a to Dawson via the Stycken river route. x He predicts that this will soon be the , fnvorite route to the gold diggings. He - says that the entire northwest is in- - terested in the report. that the Canadian I government is contemplating the build- .`of a railroad from Telegraph creek to '.lake Teslin. From this lake lu Daw- son City t.here would be clear naviga- tion if the rocks on the Yukon 200 miles above Dawson were blasted out. an nu-nnl in the demand for transporta- I "--" lnnnoullo Iudnhlpu Bun tn cm- l I-4-A111 03?"}T6'v5 E5d'i}55. 'T There in a blluud blowin thud: the ban u oho V rich the , ghost popIl:::loyolu !ot"=. I ne. LIIII I rlmn. 1 -.. . v___, ,_ ARRIVED FROM THE KLONDIKE. miles above Dawson were Uluau-:u m... So great is the demand transporta- tion to the gold fields of Alaska that the Pacific coast steamship company has de- cided to send another steamer to the far north. The vessel selected is the \\'il- limette an immense steam barge. lt: will sail for Juneau and Dyea to-dxgv. She will carry about 400 passengers from here and a quuntitfy of freight. At Puget sound points ILJOIH. 750 pas- sengers will be taken on, and also 200 uhors_es, intended for work on the train `and at the mines. The Pacific coast steamship company is also making ar- rangements to secure other boats to des- :patch from Puget sound. -on lnelxnlllcent leglnnlnu -1111: Tiny Itenl u on One AI A l`h'el In The Nlght, And -Before one u'l`lIne To Wonder What All: lm Be In In The III-In Group or Dleenee-loath American Kidney Cure Wm Break `the Bond: And ubcute, No letter How Strong the Conn. The thousands of cues that have been helped. end cured by the greet South American Kidney Cure in the beat recom- mend of its cuntive quelitiee. There- medy ieeepecic for all kidney troubles. The formulaic compounded on -the very latest scientic discoveries in the medical world. There are thousands to-day who do truthfully eey I am living because I used South American Kidney Cure. It. relieves in six houra. Sold by W. H. Medley. VIIIII l'II'E0l'- Lancaster. Pn.. July 31.-Howard Ov- erly, a. young farmer of Providence tovsnsbi , has been a puzzle to physi- cians. r. Frew, of Paradise, yesterday decided to give him an nnthelmic, or worm powder. and a few hours later Overly commenced to vomit with aston- ishing results. There were twenty- tour lizards. ranging in size from two to three and a. halt inches long. mung of them dend. Forty lizard eggs an many worms were thrown from hisl stomach. 0n the [arm on which l_)ver-' ly resides is at large spring from which he hns been accustomed to drink for years while lying (Int. on his stomach, and it is supposed that he swallowed the lizards or their eggs. The Dooldedly Om-Iolu (`no of 5 Penny!- vlnln lnrmor. - A n- `I ..l.. Q1 Jlnuunnl nv- Illlry VI -ruvu u-n -.--nu -. London, July 31.-The coroner's in- quest in the case of Mrs. Sumuelsun. dnughhar-in-law of Sir Bernhardt Sam- uelson, who was burned to death in n hnir dresser`: shop on Conduit. street, .. tn... mm: nan. while having her hair shop Uunnulr. l!I,reu1., n. few days ago. while having treated with a petroleum wash, was re- sumed yesterday. The jury returned a verdict. declaring that the decmaud wo- ....... Mm. tn hnr dpnth from burns caus- declaring that me (leceaauu hu- man came to her death from ed by the ignition of petroleum. It was added that there was no evidence to explain the ignition. The coroner warned hair dressers against. using the petroleum wash in the Jnture, declar- ing that they would incur the ravest responsibility in the event of n iuaster occurring. V - III Illllll IIXII home in London. I have entered from Ildney trouble for the pest oluee teen. I new mod humunenble remedies thee elelned to be beuelelel for my one without even. I bend e box I Dr. Ileebe u line: nu ! {oI:'A-erleen le iclae 0.e.. end recelvied-fun: nedleee leuef. Alletulng two betee X wee eeelrely lellevetl e! the page In It Beat. end ;e'e.l!l:|.eeIIlletuI nee. one ' nethcl ':'mn' '3'-' "y an 55a. Lanna. III Glenn .3... i3:"AZ2}I$fISS.>EE| Mia Ktthloon Invest In viniting at her .4-A In `tnnlnn FRAUGHT WITH PERIL. Jury wnrnod llnlrdrouu-I. .:-_ 1..I.. QI ._'I"h.a r-nrnnm :7 HOLDS n-u:T W. J. Mbons. ' `n-u- nn $nuII|IlQAl. IOQQEC