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«ma-p‘ His Head 8th by a Saw. HAN? MEN INJURED BY THE GYMTIOXS or A ctncULan SAW. Monatsntmo, March 22.â€"\Ir. Peter! Guitcy. with a party of men, was sawing l some wood with his circular saw in the yard behind Mr. Thomas Eastwood's . carriage 8i"?pr North Williamsburg, ‘ “hen the boxing which held the arbor â€"ANDâ€"- PROVISIO N S... J. MciFK-IELAND: has now on hand a splendid stock oi fine fresh TEAS, COFFEES, Sugars, Syrups, Tobaccos, Rice, Raisins: Currants, Starch, Soaps and all other groceries, which he will sell Cheap for (33511,. and to which he invites the attentiou of the public. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,. Earthenware, Brooms, Pails, Washtuhs, Blackingibrushes, Clothes-plus, Matches and other articles in great variety. Banned Fish, truil ll Vegetables. of the very best brands and at thclowâ€" est possible prices. Cash Paid for Butter 8; Eggs. (.t‘ the saw gave way, owing to the saw " pinching,” and the saw lett. its position and with lightning speed tore its way across the iron table, behind which were Gokey and several others at work. It ran up Gokey's left arm and crossed his' . breast and right shoulder, inflicting H ' , h "l t .t , d , fi terrible gushes in his arm and shoulder. , at at Ce) 6 Gokey may recover, but Ransom Hess, who was handing the wood to Gokey, had his head nearly split in two. It seems that the saw took the course ofa semicircle and thus struck him fair in the face and then, after passing over his head, ploughed a deep furrow down his back. [less is in a critical condition. The gush in his head is so deep that the base of the brain could be seen. Both men have families. The other men had a miraculous escape. The large balance wheel passed over one's shoulders and grazed those of another. 9-0-0â€" ' Greatest Graveyard of the World. More men have died and are buried on the Isthmus of Panama, along the line of the proposed canal than on any equal amount of‘ territory in the world. It was in 1887. the year before the final collapse ol the canal scheme came, that chance took me to “ the Isthmus," as it is more usually described. How many people are buried out in Monkey Hill? Certainly 8,000 or 9,000; prob- ably 12,000 or 15.000, but it’s all-a matter of guess-work as to the exact number. But: the ground about As pinu'all only holds a small percentage ol'the tncn who have died on the isth- mus. The city of Panama, ot' cont-5s, lays claim to the largest number of bur- ials, but I can say without exaggeration that the entire line of the railroad and canalf‘rom the Atlantic to the Pacific is a continuous graveyard. At Mate- ehiu alone over 3,500 Chinamen met their death in one day. That was j. twenty-five or thirty years ago, While the Pentium railroad was being built, and long before work on the canal was begun. Ten thousand Chinnmcu had been brought from China to work on the canal. Over one~halfof them were camped at what is now Matochin. Small- pox broke out among them, and the mortality became so great that the Chi- namen, always easily excited, became panic stricken, and, preferring to die by drowning, ran down the steep sides of thehills near their camp and threw themselves into the C mgres River. As I have said, 3,500 of them drowned. It was because of this fact that. the name of the camp was changed to Munr- techino, muerte meaning, “ dead ” in Spanish, and chino signifying China- RQ‘ Flour and feed‘ kept constantly on hand. , JOSEPH. McFARLAND. v EST MLUE. .__.â€"__- Fast Colored Gingw ham for 100. line for 10o. Fast Colored Prints for 10 cents. , man}- The freshest Goods in the village at -‘ '“W’WS “WP”- Wc intend to clear out the Whole Stock Within 30 'l days, regardless of cost. verted to Motochin. It is a common saying, believed by many on the isth- mus. that every tie on the Panama rail- roal represents a dead mau.â€"â€"St. Louis It’tpttblt'c. ‘ MANUFACTURER 0F SADDLES, HARNESS, -. $745.00 in Gold For a Wife. We will give to the first person telling TRUNKs us betorc Jhnc lst, 1891, where in the Bible the word “ WIFE ” is first found “'- “‘l.“il§£i-§3£i: are have not come here to sleep- We intend 130 Everything “were” "it $20.00. To the ooh, 815.00. To the Saddler-V and Harness Trade sixth, $10; the next 25, $5 each. To up constantly kept in stock. the next 25. ‘2. each.” To the perSOn N 4 . sending in the last correct answer, we ég ! I l S Done on the Shortest Notice. will give 3100 in gold. To the next to Kent-st, Lindsay, Ont. the last 850, and so 0:) same as from the first. With your answer send 25 ensoganom. '.ets. in silver, or 27 cts. in stamps, for a box of Dr. Cole's Blood and Liver I’ilis. Mr. G. Cunningham having transferred his Insurnnce Business to me, I am prepared the best Blood. Liver, and Stomach Pills to take risks on all classes of property ever made. Sure cure for sick head- . At Very Lowcsst Rates. uclw. Don‘t Gripe. iEMI-IMBER the presents arc Absolutely Free, being None but first-class British and Canadian Companies represented. given away to advertise Dr. Cole's Per- _t'eet l’ills and Family Remedies. At @- FAIIDI I’ROPERTX' at very low rates. the close of the contest the names and addresses of all the prize winners will $50,000 to loan from 6 percent. up. W. E. ELLIS, app-3n r in THIS paper. We refer you to the 'l'ra-ler's Bank of Orillia. Send at Drnggist and Bookseller. Fenelon Falls, June 25th, 188:). 20. ,mrce and be first. Address, Home Specific Co. Orillin, Outâ€"343. â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"_._.._____________ FOR SALE. 3" Brick Iiouse and Lot on Fidler’s Hill, owned by the late Danie J. Scully, and recently occupied by Mr , , Alex. HeArthnr, fl" Will Be Sold. Cheap. Apply to ' W. E. ELLIS, Pension Falls. or to J. SCULLY, Lindsay. ' January 16th, 1890, a.“ Don’t miss it. Come early and secure bargains Half a million gallons of molasses has been transported from Cuba to Phil- adelphia on a petroleum tank steamer. , The right of the Government. of Vic- t E i 0 a S ltotia. Australia, to exclude Chinese im- } migrants has been upheld by the Judi- Ittli‘i Committee ofthe Privy Council. me,,rgyggfjgpfgggggjegggfcggfingg Fenclon Falls. The 8316 will commence on Satur- 2223.13.33“l5§§?.2?§d'§§2.ii?5$ 32:: day, March let, at 9 o’clock a. m. sharp. . A “g,” “at: the prominent chief‘s CL UNG & PA TERSON The Great Bankrupt Stock Dealers. fin Zinaibar has been concluded, by which the latter agree to abolist slavery. dl‘he present owners of slaves are allowed ' re years' grace in which to liberate or {a some other way dispose of the forced W cfthc men they new on, log. .. y, and other farm produce. - Wm. 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