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J l L , . 0 91-4 ‘_ . , .7 t. , 5:: . . o s M ARRISTER Attorney-at-Law Solicitor .â€"4 Q Q) OD >3 4; Q (‘ ~ [ in Chanceliy, KeutSt-i‘eet,Liiidsay. g g g? m b!) as 5 +3 Q g C3 ,5, O '31 “1 Fur sale or To Rent' a opâ€"q 'â€"“"~‘w"_â€"‘ 'â€"â€"1 a) '6 fl m 3: 0') TI ' - HOPKINS & CUISHOLM. o ,_, o 3 g 3‘ co in G Pcs é? p...‘3.~“l’.‘l°l§'ilefi.2t§’liif3552l§.iii1.8.2323 SUCCESSOR 'ro MARTIN & HOPKINS) _ O ,-_, ' O O '5 _‘ Township of Sonierville coutainin 200 ( c3 5 ~49 A: O E - ’ g BARRISTER’ SOLvaruR, 3“, Money 0 5.0 5 (D Q) H as m acres, of which IOQ are cleared and the re- _ to Loan at 6 per cent. Office, Wil_ Q Q) L, O '9‘ Q9 Q0 0 nixâ€"tinder covered \vith soft wood. The farm liam street, next to the Bunk of Montreal. 43 Q) M Q.) C, 0 CD Eâ€"l ,3 F8 33 we” fencm “ml watered by 1‘ P0V91"i:"'l' G. H. Horxms. D. H. CiiisuoLu. CD 7-0-4 d pm as C3 Q5 8 k {a (â€"1 c0 lng "061‘ Mid two ,g”°1(}.we],]s' “‘341311'12‘15; ,_,, 4.; .â€",i . iiigs comprise a (we ing-ionse, ' x M ‘ cl-â€"l S Q .. E-l Q) Q 03 "d. feet of hewed logs clapboarded Willi a. MOORE & JACKSON, Q) Q) ___‘ qfi .: “'2 PE) E Q) n g kitchen 18 x 24 feet and a dairy cbllar be- _ ARRIS'I‘ERS, SOLICITORS, iStc. Of- Fr; ,9 2: 0 CS (,3 U) m m Q g m neath; a frame born 44) x 60 feet, on an ficg’ William fitmenbindsgy, 4â€") M g Q-i Q) 0 ‘ V) +2 8-foot stone wall; a log barn 31 x 52 feet, F. D. “00,”,- A. Jonson. 4;, T“) U) >3 O .2 c8 IQ C's a wood-shed, poultry houses &c The prop- flwawm m 0 +3 9., 7H _r:_1 :4 +3 ('31 '73 m‘. erty is only six miles from lpellelOIt'Ftllls. MUINII‘YRE & STEWART, - :5 43 (53 g Q) ['0 Q4 0 . Pd ch, PriCE $3.900; two-thirds dowu,and the bal- _ 1 y . ‘ _ r i k m (,3 Pg > Q a Q o m 0 once on time to sun purchaser. Ifi,‘iot sold ARRISPELS: SOllfjltOlSi Nomrlesi 0- :5 43 PC} (D Pd , Q3 ' m by winter, the form will be leased at an . Offices over Ontario Bani}; Kent Street: < +3 (D O) he U) m o 4;; 2 annual rental of $130. For further partic- Lmdsay, Money to loan at b per cent. on g a) E m "-4 m g L: “1MB apply on the prgmises or by letter ,0 Ella; ::?S.\HE T STEWART g m 5.3 d a: “'2 fl .... ,3 CHRISTOPHER FELL, - - * ‘ NT ' ' ' ' Q9 '5... Q) râ€"v ,_, a, Fcnelon Falls P. 0. T r a Q, a)": p CS, :2 :1 t: , Somerville, May 22nd, 1893. l4-6m.* ROUGE. g m, a... s a q- Qg .. s .5 .. .--....._._-_ r--i 4-: , . All Notes made payable to JAMES Ban y... D (as, B CD CD 3 O (D g m 83 - HOII‘OI’ at Baltimore. Agent, will have to be paid to Frank Kerr #4 O U.) F150 0 K ,5! O 3 m 784 o :8 ,..., __ poet-muster here, who holds said notes. m g C: a 5 +3 "5 +173) CD on it: it; CONVICTS IMPR'SONED IN FIREâ€"TWO JAS' JOHNSTON & Co_ E g :1 H_, (D 0 @ Q) (0 Pg 3 LIVES I.OSTâ€"-MANY MADE UNCONSOIOUS Pension Falls, June 301b, 1891.â€"19 t.f. 5..., ,.... a Q) Q) be ,_¢:,‘ .._. cg 45 (N - .â€" W a pa m Te Q5 (D 0 rd :1 g: ,3 . BAL'rIitonE, Md., Oct. 14tll.-â€"-The WMEFIGAL. O a) .5 CC“ m ‘8 g : E74 Q? g combined terrors of tempest and flood ___ O s. i, m 2‘ . O ce- i M ,._. g0 and tire came to Baltimore last night. 4; w .-â€"« -.â€"i Q‘ 0 .74 '3 .J. '1‘) Pg <1 This morning broke clear, but the sun A.\V.J. DEGTASSI.M.D., m 0 mg 501â€"4 a) L, slop“ fin). dfl( , . ' ‘ _ i q ’_ _, 5 +3 94, m B 5 u i n n l .in )0( rows lcpiesmt VORONER, PIIXSiCian!Surgeox‘l&?" 350' A ('1’ '5 S "E; 4â€"7 1% CT: 43 Q E in}.r $500.0H0. while men hiy in the has Residence, Brick Cottage, Wellington H c, 9.. â€"t 510 Q CD a: N {3 pital who had inhaled smoke until they We“: Undwy' __ B Q3 Q3 m°-E Q a g Q) E ‘1’ ch, '3" despaired of rescue and sank down to Y A: .â€"i 5â€"4 w > a Z O :3 die (if suffocation. ' Some of them are DR. A. MLSON. g .9 o 5 rd cc 2 o 0 n . w 6 PC, H FE, m L. MB now dead. lhe fire started In the ~â€"u. 8-, M- 0- P- at 9-: Onmr'oiâ€" m s... . a: Q m o a: O: - E 2 electric light plant of the Brush cem- I-IYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUOH- CD “av-é 7â€"4 ‘,’:,‘ GD . ' 8 F: pony about. ten o’clock last night. It our. Office, Colborne Street, Farm“ Em CD H " “3 was caused b the crossinw of electric 1,“, oil-i 9.35:3 B ““ y " ” wires Sot‘n the extensive plant was in flames and could not be saved. It was a great night for fire. The wind blew a gale and showers of sparks were car- ried great distances. Ruin had, how- ever, been falling in torrents for hours. and the drenched condition oi'everything Du. H. ii. GRAHAM, RADUATE of the University oi Trinity I College, Fellow of Trinity Medical School, Member of the Royal College or Surgeons of England, Member of the Go]- lcgc of Physicians & Surgeons of Ontario. «IDEALS?! INâ€" Foiigiiiiilhnadlgfiiiigiigil:fliglgiiziiieitflibe‘ifl and Cana_ 0m Ol'doors aided the firemen in their W dian and American eiforts to e...t'ine the conflagration to the block bounded by Madison, Monu- ment. Constitution and Graves streets. Suddenly the cry went up that the city _ jiiil and penitentiary buildings. fronting ‘ II on Madison street hall's block away, Were on fire. The sparks carried by Latest Designs in Hall, Parlor, Dining-room, therein: gale had ignited the __~_ R- M; MASON, ‘ ETERINARY SURGEON; Honor Grad- uate Ontario Veterinary College, To- ronto, 1884 ; R. ill. 0. V. ill. A Residenceâ€"Corner Colborue and Louisa "roots, Fenclou Falls. V “‘"”"""'”"'ilfl,fil§" “NS”: - ~ and lound their way down the VCllLllalr _‘ ‘ .___ Bedroom and Ceiling Papers, iiig shafts ofthe south wing of the city jail. a big stone structure. In thejnil JAMES DICKSON, 0 0 r _ hundreds of risoners were confined. L. Surveyor, Commissioner in the Q. 8., A t while across ilie yard the Marvlzmd . Con"<‘.\‘ll"001‘i&c- Regimen“: and “d' p I penitentiary had looked in its ecllsvsome are“: WWW“ Fl‘lls- 6th convicts. Instantly there was an -'"' uproar among;r the prisoners in the jail. Smoke was fitling.r the Corridors, and the guards. who were satisfied that the flames would soon be extinguished, ex- amined the locks to see that no pris- oner could escape, and then went‘into the air. Fear turned into maid panic OIL-PAINTED SHADES, Crockery, Glass-ware ciZ‘ Fancy Goods. ’ fined men shriekcd, cursed and prayed a as the thin tongues of flames crept on " neuritic. rm - Willi. Gross. Dentist. The beautiful Crown and Bridge work practised with success. Gas and all other anmsihetics for extracting teeth without pain. A set of Artificial Teeth, better than the average, for $8 00. Rooms directly opposite Wood’s stove depot, Lindsay. from 50. per roll up to 50. per roll. WWO the sills into the windows of their cells. , They beat. their heads and tore their clothes in an agony of terror. One poor fellow Was later on carried out with a fractured skull. Meanwhile the guards, carrying the keys which would have liberated the men from the horrible smoke and fire trap, had realized that H. HART, L. D. 8. SET OF GOOD TEETH FOR$10. _Gus A and 1001\1 anaesthetics for painless ex- tracting. Satisfaction guaranteed in all branches of dentistry. Olfice over. Fairwenther 8: 00’s store, - unity opposite the pest-oflice, Lindsay. Paper Hanging and Kalsomining done in the village or country. Fenelon Falls, March 20th, 1893.. the danger was great. They attempted to return to the upper tiers of the south wing andliberute their charges, but were driven back by the impenetrable smoke. The firemen, urged on by the shriek-s of the tortured men as well as by the cheers of the multitude below, staggered tlirouuh the corridors. smashâ€" ing look after lock and releasing the occupants of the cells. Many of the prisoners were found unconscious. Others in their mad haste to escape jumped from the upper tiers to the floors below. Charles Dunn, colored, was fatally in- jured in this way and died this morning. It was more than two hours after the jail took fire before the last unconscious victim was carried out. The patrol waggons and ambulances conveyed 30 of the more seriously injured to the near-by hospitals. The other prisoners were treated and confined in the north win}.r of.the jail or removed to the penâ€" itentiary. The hurricane played havoc with the wharvcs. Stores are flooded and business is being transacted in boats in streets bordering: on the basin. The loss in this direction cannot yet be com- puted. ' A Terrible Triple Tragedy. BERLIN, Oct. 17.â€"â€"A terrible tragedy re tilting in the horrible death of three persons has occurred on the Tweitz-iw estate of Count. Blucher in Pomerania. A few days ago Count Blucher discov- eged that a man employed by him in tile double capacity of gardener and gamekeeper was carrying on a liaison with a pretty young girl employed as a maid in the castle. The count at once discharged the man but retained the girl in his service. she professing grout repentance for her wrongr doing. The gardener was greatly enraged at his discharge and threatened to the other Servants that he would have revenge. Nobody paid much attention to him, and hence occurred the tragedy that has thrown the place into mourning. It was the usual custom of Count and Countess Blucher to take a daily walk about their estate when the weather favored. To-day, in accordance with this custom," they started on a wall: which led them to a wild and seldom frequented part of the estate. The gardener, .who, of course, knew the Count’s habits, had concealed himsle in the woods, and when the couple on- tered he followed them. When they had reached a spot that the gardener thought fitted for the committing of his crime he sprang: out before them armed with a double-bat'rellcd gun. Almost before the Count could utter it word the gardener shot him in the head, and then shot the Countess in the neck. The murderer dropped his gun and ran to the castle. He entered the hall, and as tho aifriu'hted servants gathered about hiiti to enquire as to his wild and dis- bevelled appearance, he drew a revolver from his pocket and shot himself dead. o. abor Demenstration in London. LONDON. Oct. 16 â€"â€"Thcre was a great demonstration of laboring men in Hyde Park yesterday. Processions en- tered the park from Oxford street, Pic czidilly, preceded by bands and banners. The object of gathciiug was to make a declaration in support; of the striking minors. Several members of the House of Commons, including,r T. P. O'Connor and John Burns. addressed the meeting. Stepnink, the Russian Nihilist, also' spoke. Hyndmun urged the men not [0 yield under any circumstances until their demands had been met. There were. twelve spenkers’ platforms. The multitude was estimated at 20,000 per- sans. Resolutions were passed condemn- ing the owners for eudetivoriiig.r to de- fraud the miners ofa rcasmiable wage rate, and charging them with paralyzing; the whole trade of the country for their own selfish policy. The resolutions pledged support to the iamilies of the miners and demanded fair payment. The assemblage was perfectly orderly. 00W Miss Etta Babbitt of New Bedford, Mass., has had her name changed by the probate court to Ella Babbitt. Elia Rodda, a Turk, quarantine in- terpreter at the port of New York, can talk nine languages but cannot write. He gets 34 a day. Miss Kitty C. Wilkins,1dalio'slioi'se queen, has a range containing 3,000 horses of high grade. bronohos being carefully excluded. Miss Wilkins, who is about 30 years old, does the buying and selling, while her. futhorand brothers do the harder, practical work about the place. 3 Lawn... 2i" ‘:( i l