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ware- RE cash arket rs to 341‘. mng Outfit It Of all the nerve-tonimâ€"A bromos, celcrics or nervines ~- ,your doctor will tell you that the Hypophosphites are best understood. ‘ So thor- oughly related is the nervous system to disease that some physicians prescribe Hypo- phosphites alone in the Early stages of Consumption. Scott’s Emulsion is Cod-liver Oil, emulsified, With the vaophosphites, happily blended. The result of its as is greater strength and zigtiVity of the brain, the 2:11:31 cord and the nerves. Shooting of James McConnell on Lake Tahion. WEED THE mm Ta Cents per line (901ml 94p.) N< ,aoxtion55c etch subs quenz inienion Rud'ng notices in local c lumus lOcperlinemst :zertjuz, 5:: each subsequent ineonicn $111.“ condensed sdverusemonts such as strayed 35:. teachers wanted, {mm (or sale of six or eight. ~35 31 cm}: {or three or {our inset Rom. It more 1.: eight lines an wlditionsl proportionate chm ' -iNDSYA. FRIDAY. DEC.. 5:3 CANADIAN PBS? is published 1';th manaainu 33m. meat-t by )f :rmwa, Ont. Nov. 21â€"01: Thursday, I f 3‘. Suimuel Tongue and William. I ‘ V. two of our prominent citizens, started : v- Luke Tullion and adjoining lakes ‘ :.-~,:_ aim-r two valuable dogs that had ‘ m n imz. wmc few days previously. After i .~.v’-!!‘:z:\_' their canoe for some miles over , “mkw ilk-y were crossing a bay where m Huh 3:: w-ry heavy. and saw coming u disarm-c paddling inwards them, a zww .iml mun. 'l’hinkinp: thcy could get ,«n- Hula-ninth!) as to where their dogs y-‘vw.‘m-:.'1rmldlcd towards the approach- n-J umuv. not. thinking there was any 3;:(‘1‘ in store for thrm. Vthn the .,._..,,.. Wt‘x't‘abollt two or three hundred. .mh‘ from each other, they saw the man -* nppmldling and draw out his Win- :znswr. Taking good aim he fired at them. as “'35 succeeded by two more shots in u-a-oadon, which were low and did not nice o-ri'ect. the last shot- just striking very low to the bow of the canoe. 'l‘nnguc and Bell recognized the desper- «To at once, and instinctively knew it was i. am- ot‘ life or death, either by drowning »:- \lmming, unless they could escape from U”). Shore not being far ofl they madeall flux-ts tomb it and escape from this not), if possible, but from all appearances 1-- Was determined to finish them, and nude after them. Both canoes landed. :-n near the same time, but Mr. Tongue. wing mmcwhat the quicker to strike land. uni arcing noescape possible, turnedand :<w>k:1im and fired at the desperado, tho hallmtcring at the pit of the stomach. 5m! ruining out at the back, as shown rww that the body has arrived. l‘hcy were much excited, and on seeing h,» did not return the fire, got into their "mm: and made for Mattawa, where. on :hm- arrival on Friday, they laid anin- '.ornmtion. and the chief of police with wzm- specials were despatched on Monday 3.» go :ifth the despcrzldo and bring him in draw! or alive. Mr. Tongue, however, T‘s-mg: an expert shot, was quite positive that he would be found either very badly wuznulul or dead. By the appearance of rim imdy last evening after its arrival in “hum! of Chief Fillion, and the way he Wm found, it is quite clear that he could x 7- -1...- \zmtufi. J: is guys but to renew two week: a the date on your avg-upper expiws in order ‘0 â€" minwrrupsed aervxoo‘ Aux or Anonss â€"Always givs both your old ,~.;-xr new Post Offix when you 2.3: usto chug» :ddress; the nuns of the man: gnd tho sum or um you live in 3110qu always follow your on ; when writing mama ”taco We mun-at readily mm- name on our books unless this is done. u r games no dike ~ - ~ a few years ago DBL-u Uu v“... "â€" =T‘ >12: away with his father on Lake Nas- hwhinz. There are also a number of war- mxm fur his arrest for shooting at various swim: mule, etc. He was a very large "N :mverful man of 48 years. very heavy, bLu-k hair, with sandy whiskers, very p Jurly dud, us he only had on a poor pair 0" uv~~mus and shirt to face a cold win- 3T, and has not been known to some out from the bush for the past few 3mm, Where he would expose himself to Brfi‘st, There were found at his hut seven boxes of cartridges 3 little flour, salt and plenfy -~ \u. \nnuavxw â€"--~77 01' dccr meat. â€"A11 farmeré and settlers in the vicinity where he roamed myery well phaulm to has; or his death, as they more or 1v 5.; had a great feqr ofhim - 1 , j__-_..ln “ m um. .. a-.." -w , The inquest on the body of the dependO. James McConnell, began today at 10 o'clock. in having been P05390305- from yesterday awaiting County Crown At” wracy Browning’s presence- Bmmpton, Nov. 29.- Smith. the present ml ceived the unaninmns 31 00 PER YEAR. mvrmss may commence with any mile, mxcz should always be made in the safest _ 995: Odin! md Express Honey Order: no mfe and my be sent at. ( ur own risk. - your {actors when mu remit by cash. WBWE i=‘z1b2zshers’ Notice. a fin «on n voow vs 9.00:"!- was. MEGA. H an 8.27”. Wnfiniun. on». J 'l. pi‘un" d'ucaunu :o merchants hr hashe'si adver- by the yaar or (or a sinner bin: . Knu- nm on Application mm “is Rm awn, Ont, .\ov. L7 .â€" 5‘. Samuel Tongue .m of our prominent‘ -Lakc Tallion and n ‘ after two valuable M. ~«mac few days pr Friday. The subscription nee. shot- vcd but a:rery few minutes ADV’ERI’I5133 RATES ed firs;â€" m’s proper name is James Mo- and no doubt this shooting will memory his past career, having w years ago been on trial for r, ‘7-.. PAYABLE I! ADVASC’. th:i Distrit Scourge. sh): by WILSON}: WI L303. Proprioto n 9._.Saturday Mr. John member for Peel, 1'9' us nomination of the t Front ucli :.. mu: Opened ml )1 1'. Be“: Ncnpriel. flflt u- Scor- Three Cent Postal Rate for Canadians Throughout the Empire-- Sir Louis Davies and the Hon. Wm. Paterson at Massey Music Ha!l--The Great Public Issues of the Day Frankly Discussed by the Eioquent Dominion Ministers--The Meeting One of Great Enthusiasm. Toronto Nov “iâ€"The . down and carried in 1896. The chief fea- , - ~ - gmtest meetmg . . of the Be . tum that; that taut! proposed was the 0mm” 23:83:! ””9“?“ “'85 held in“ , clause rm: declared the Motherland w: themed: “-5?! 3111, when several - entitled not mix: tmtcd as it had bee n of enihusmstic Liberals and] treatedin the past with discriminatii lI-mny independent electors unattached to I W ms wares, but was entitled to either party were present to hear Sir treated, inview of what it; hadilone n1. wasdolng for us, wuh discrimination In Louis ~ Davies and Hon. Wm. Paterson fnvnr nf “11mm. Isav that I am not speak on the issues of the contest! The Ministers were in fine fighting trim and two important announcements were , made. Sir Louis Davies, in the course' of a discussion of Intercolonial exten‘ sion, stated that so far from there‘ being any scandal attaching to Libexnls in connection with the Dmmmond County Railway purchase the transaction was one of which the Ministry was proud. It had been discovered that the subsidy gmnted to the road by the former Government was . milked, and the Lauri-r Government A would insist at the coming session on a full investigation of the transaction. Re velations would be made that would make men in public life hang their heads in shame, and, added Sir Louis significantly. those men are not Liberals. The other important announcement was by Mr. Paterson, who said that the Post- master-General had made arrangen‘cnts by which, af:er January 1, letters weigh- ing not over one ounce, would be sent from Canada at a three-cent rate to all parts of the British Empire. This further development along Imperial lines was greeted with an extraordinary demonstra- tion of approval. The meeting was a. decided success as a. votemaker, and the crowd cordially endorsed the ~ntimentâ€"not much to look at but fairly effective as sungâ€"“that there’ll be a hot time in the Centre when Bertram is elected." Mr. Bertram's Address. The chairman flrst‘introduoed Mr. Ber- tram. He made a rattling speech. On the question of free trade he said: “The word free trade was used in many ways. He (the speaker) had no interest in theoretical Important Announcement at a Centre Toron- to Liberal Meeting. Minister of .‘lfll‘llu‘ ...... free trade discussion. He did not want theory, he wanted business, something that would give Canada an opportunity of growing and expandinnr. (Chccrs.) Fun: trade was impossible in Canada. The country required a. tariff for revenue. He believed the country would have been bet- ter 03' if it had never gone to the length of us treme pro'tectionâ€"(npplauseyâ€"ii it had held to the Mackenzie tariff and increased that tariff if nccessary in the interwt of the country. The Libe 2:1 party had sinv-‘uy gone back to the old. Mackenzie tzu'ifi', miti .1: into consideration the reqninunents of t .e country and the ch‘cumsgances of the past IS years. (Chem-2:.) He closed an eloquent speech with the single sentence: "A let tor Gox‘emment we never had than rh- u now in power at Ottan': .” ' lntrmlucing Sir Louis Davies the Chair- man briefly milled attention to the fact that he had imrezluced into the House the Iii-st resolution in favor of a. Brithh pre- l'ervncc. He had done much tox': rd secur- ing the cancellation of the obnoxious treaties. .'0 man except the leader him- self was entitled to more of the gratitude of the people of Canada than Sir Louis Davies. (Loud cheers.) There was much enthusiasm when Sir Louis Davies advanced to the front of the plutfumn to begin his speech. The audi- cneeeheered prmligiously and sang with henrtiness the chorus “He’s a Jolly Good Fellow.” The Minister, duringa masterly speech. said: Although we have only been in power some sixteen or seventeen months We have come before the electors since we were first returned to power 93 times and we have - firâ€"- _-.. «ALL Although we have only been in power some sixteen or seventeen months we have :ome before the electors since we were first returned to power 23 times and we have won 21 times. We come before you with great confidence on this occasion. Ythn We assumed pOWer, we found the peonle of this Dominion, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, divided into hostile camps, not on political grounds merely, but divided upon racial and religious cries. “'e said we had never found in the Dominion of Canada. when an appeal was made to the people to do right and justice, that they did not re spond. “Give me a. chance to try the implication of true Liberal principles to iiit‘ settlement of that question, and I believe I can settle it in six months satis- factorily to all parties.” These were the Words of Sir Wilfrid Laurier in J unc. 1.836 and I want to know how he has fulfilled ‘21s promise, because he settled that ques- xion as he said he would. (Cheer-s.) To-duy, instead of strife, faction. disunion and hatred, instead of mice against race and :recd against creed, we have quiet, peace md a xttisfuctory settlement. whamcd nf Hm Ifimples, blocches, blackheads» red. rough, oxly, mothy skin, itching, scaly scalp, dry. thin, and tallin hair, and My blemishes prevented by Imam Son, the most effective skin purifying and bean ' soap in the world, as well as purest an sweetest for toilet, both, and nursery. Cuticfluria. ouis .k wn )w-nnoht we been bet- the length of :e)-i.f it, had LDd increased :0 intorwt of :_v had sim;-‘.y icnzic tzu'ifi', rcquirtunenta 1ms.‘ur;ccs of down and carriedin 1896. The chief fear ture that that tariff proposed was tho clause that declared the Motherland w: entitled not tobe treated us it hm} bee treatedin the past with discriminatk meares, but was entitled. 10 treated, in view of what it. haddone a; wasdolng for us, with discrimination in favor of its wares. Isay that I am not using extravagant language when I (10‘ .L - AL- 4... clam from this platform that the an- nouncement of that policy was received, not only throughout Canada, but through- out the empire at large with acclaim, and I say that there has never been any politi- cal action taken by any political party in Canada or any other part _of the empire which received such cordial. heartfelt ap- proval in the heart of the Motherland as did Sir 'Wilfrid Laurier's proposal of pre- ference in the tnrifl. (Chant) The speaker then referred at. some length to steps which led to the denunciation of the German and Belgian trmties, and pissed on to consideration of the assertions some- times made that Sir \Vilfrid Luurier had refused an offer of preferential trade from Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. This he denied. ' ,_.. --A \Av Inawu Whatls the Intercoloniai Railway? It is owned by the people of Canada, :200 miles long, built for the purpose of cement- ing and uniting the various provinces of the Dominion together, running from V‘: 2 sound of the sea up through the Provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Que- bec, till it ends, where? In the woods. Why, sir, for four years the leading states- men of this Dominion have been consider- ing the best means of getting that railway into the commercial centre of Canada, but the late Government put it ofl in hopes that it would make a political stalking horse of it for some politiml question. When the present Government came in they grappled with that business as busi- ness men. We sat down as business men with representatives of the G.T.R. Com- ‘pany, and after a time we agreed with them to give $32,500 for the terminal facili- ties. That is, we shall share absolutely with them in the enjoyment of all the terminal facilities which they have in Montreal. Secondly, we agreed that for $37,500 we should have the same rights of trafic over Victoria bridge that they have; and, thirdly, we agreed that we should buy but one-half of the37 miles of road from the end of the bridge to Ste. Rosalie, where we meet the Drummond County road, so that it would be half ours and half the Grand Trunk's. The differences between that and the trafllc arrangement being that owning half of the road we have the right to traffic along the road, and all we take we put in our own pocket. Of the -1 at.“ "0 Who "v yu..â€" -V, $310,000 paid for the extension of the Intencolonial to Mona-ml, $140,000 goes to the Grand Trunk Railway for the pur- poses I have described. A Startling Announcement. Continuing, Sir Louis Davies described the negotiations which had resulted in securing the Druxmnond County Railway. .._....:nn J v ity for we sdxmnaene M sidized it from the pub]: milked for political pnrpo tens of thousands of dolln: The road, he said, had bee subsidized by the Tuppcr Government, and he had 9x01 Lu; ;u- â€". -fi, sidized it from the public tremury they milked for political purposes to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars. "I promised them," said SirLouis, “that when Pau‘liament meets and the investiga- tion takes place that: they are talking about, and which we courtâ€"we not only court. but we so} that thdt investigmion shall be held, and I can tell you that when it is held there will be some. public men in Canada, and they do not belong to the Liberal party, who will hang their heads with shame.” ‘ ‘ 7â€" A <â€".‘.m}| “'lul auuuu. Sir Louis then rinsed an eloquent speech by telling his audience all about the \'i>it of himself and Sir \Vilfrid Lauricr to VVashingt-on, and his pertinent closing remark was that Sir Wilfrid Laurier had not surrendered one iota of Canadian rights or Canadian privileges. Hon. “‘m. Paterson. Hon. William Paterson, who was intro- troduced by the chairman as one of the greatest manufacturers in the Dominion, after thanking the audience for remaining m hear him at that late hour, said: "We have been in power some 17 months; it was only about seven months ago that we in- Y- .an dnmln. Hon. ”William Paterson, who was introâ€" troduced by the chairman as one of the greatest manufacturers in the Dominion, after thanking the audience for remaining to hear him at that late hour, said: “We have been in powur some 17 months; it was only about seven months ago that we in- augurated our new tariff. Is there desola- tion, is their woe, in Canada or any part of Canada today as a result of establish- ing a Liberal Government? Why, sir, test it today by any means you choose, and Canada to-day is enJoying an era of prosperity greater than she ever enjoyed under a. Conservative Administration and a Conservative tarifi. When did they ever prepose that they would lighten the bur- dens ot the peOple as we have done, and give a stimulus to the manufactures and commercial int4 re 2:5 as we have done? Sir Louis D v r-s has alluded to the promises we have made. He has pointed ,,_i a.“ lulfilmnnt of some of them. One Sir Louis D.v r-s nus uuuuux w we promises we have made. He hits pointed that we were put in power to fulfil was to be arevislon of the tarifl', a lessening of the burdens of the people, a. better state of. affairs commercially, and I invite your at- tention to what has been done. Mr. Pater son then, with some detail, gave in clear. terse language, with eloquent figures, the result of the reformed tarifl. 0- in _‘. The meeting Queen, the Mix Quebeg, Nov. 23.â€"-F. F. Cling-m cor- Mn“ Pattie, and one Great; Northwwn Lawyers Will Have O one ing closed with cheers for the Ministry and the candidate. said, him been Vpreviously Patterson said t-hfnt )pcr or Bowell excellent author- while e they Sub. usury they the tune of " F ’” - . - . . r « , : : Waste: of fink“: §oiilns Bel-ed i, the lelnnfiovcnmcnt £th Joint . Cnmmhslonâ€"Othcr Questions- * Oshawa. Nov. Eli-The Government lave transmitted to Washington a reply to the lump sum of money to extinguish pebgic ; sealing, but this Sir Wilfrid Laurier in- i stantly refused and would not entertain i for a single moment. The reply poipts mg m the United may refused and would not entertain: for a single moment. The rcply points out to the United Shoesthntpelngic sealing is emanationl under the sanction of an international! tribunal, and under the sanction of statute law enacted by the Imperial Parlia- , ,_.I ment, anâ€"dtiw Canadian Govérnmcnt, and even the Canadian Parliament, have no power to suspend pelagic swung, even (or one year, without Imperial legislation. 4A__11Jn vuv Jvâ€"u, ..-._- __V , The reply likewise says the more sensible plan is for the proposed commission to get together and see if thcyain agree; matter that will not consume more than a. month’s time, and if they do agree steps can be taken to suspend pelagic scaling in Behring Sea during the coming season. Oliver Provost. Alias Gauthier. MOI Confusion-Mrs. Gauthier Put Poison in the Tenâ€"Bodies Cremnted. Pembroke, Ont" Nov. 27.â€"-011ver Pro» vost, alinsGanthier, sentenced by Judge Armour to seven years for stealing pork and furs at Renfrew, has made a. terrible confession to Crown Attorney Meteolle here. Some time ago he left his wife and went off with a Mrs. Gauthier from Val- leyflcld, Que. Assuming Gnuthier‘s name, they went to Port Arthur, and started hotelkeeping. Two men named Reno Dobin and Fred Corriere lived in a. shanty near the hotel. â€". . <A i-.L bl. ukuwyma . Two men named Reno Dabln and Fred Corriere lived in a shanty near the hotel. The men called on Prevost Feb. 10 last to trade some pigs, and they remained for supper. Pnevosc says the woman (Gau- thier) put poison 1n the tea for the men, but would not give him any tea. Both men left the table before the meal was flushed. 7 ,_ -- ‘k‘ their shanty, laid them on their bed, after searching them, and taking what money they found, they set the place nflre end cremated the bodies. Prevost says he Jrequently qua-rolled with Mrs. Gauthier, and was afraid she would poison him also, as she told him she always kept poison on hand. Mrs. Gau- thier deserted Provost, and returned to her 1:153:13“: Valleyfleld THE PORT ARTHUR MURDERS. The Lost Session of the Legislature to no Crowded With Busineu From the Opening. Toronto, Nov. 27.â€"The session of the Legislature will be short, sharp and deci- sive. The Government printers have been working over time, with a big extra M of men and could not keep pace with the copy sent in for reports of the various de- ents of the Government. Onders were issued yesterday that the public accounts were to be printed, to the exclu- sion of anything or everything else. The matter is all ready, and the accounts will be laid before the House on the second day of the session. ‘-- - . 3,.1. ‘_... The committees will also pl TD wurx, am the session wx w uv._, -Vv, through just. as fast as possible. aloving the Address. The honor of moving the address in reply to the Speech {loin the Throne in the Parliament of Ontario is this year n covet- od distinction, being the last session of this Legsluture and the first of Sir Oliver Mown '5 term as Lieutenant'Govcx-nor. The Government is in the peculiar position of having: had no byeelectiou since the 1351; session, and thus there is no new member to move the address. Mr. W. M. German of Welland ham been nskod to undertake the onerous duty. and the secondcl' will likely be Mr. Farewell of St. Petelsburg, Nov. fatâ€"The Novosti contends that. the growth of German in- fluence in the near and far cast will neces- sitate a union of Gnoat Britain, Russia. and France, {or the protection of their inter- gm mwwmeWWm Uu cum-n: -'--â€";vv ~ whole country was 3mm“ by the m covery of Poirier’s dead body W8 some! thebed,histhrontcutfromeartoear.3fld a bloody knife near at hand. At the Coroner’s inquest both the sul- pacts were heard, andthey deposed“ Polflerhadofiaen threatened to take his mgumbuslneas mane: goingwell- of a maE'E'smI-y'f'“ sheâ€"aim oommlttedthodeeddone, as belladonna gonna-he wouldputher husband out at wwwithoutherknowinsannhm “ww- Mrs. Poitier mkethowever, m A Sow Dreibuud Suggested. MURDER MOST FOUL. A SHORT SESSION. at (mm be hustled That URGED TO MOVE DOWN THE RIVER Seattle. Wash. Nov. m.-â€"Thc parry which arrived here on the steamer City of Seattle from Sknguny. any that bsforc they left 1).:wson City. the following 'nozicc of warning had been issued and prominently displayed by the Canadian omcinls of that d IS "The undersigned cinema; we e...” dinn Government, having awfully looked over the present distressing situation in regard to the supply of food for the winter, and that the stock on hand is not sumuient to wee: the wants of those now in the dis- trict. and can oniy see one way out of the difficulty, and that is an immediate move down the river of all those who are now unmpplied to Fort Yukon, where there is a large stock of provisions. Within a few “Starvation now stares ever: :1. two who is hoping and waiting to relief. Little eflort and trifling < place them in comic“: and may few days at Fort Yukon, or otht below, where there are now large “631d Commissioner tries." non. Mr. smon on t Winnipeg. Nov. ~ and Hon.Joecphm train for omwg. nou. at. yuw- -, Winnipeg, Nov. m.â€"â€"Hon. Hr. Simon ond Hon. Joseph Martin left by lutnlght‘s One 01 Major Walsh‘s first duties W to ascertain whether the food supply was suflcicnt, and it not, below it was too late, bewould endeavor to gets may mennspoosibleont tothe Mutiny” unpossible to get food supplies in during the winter. A New Tolecnph Symm- Albany. N.Y., Nov. mâ€"Tho Comm ch! Cable and Telegraph Comm, espi- muxedat $100,000, has been Wm Cnnadl- Its directors are John W. bushy of Virgin‘s City, New; Burnout Clarke 01 Schrnalsburg, N.J.; James W. Ellsworth or Chicago, East-ad. C. Bmdlm' of East Orange, N.J.; Charles R. Hosmcr and William C. Van Home of Mammal, Alert B. Chandler, \Villizun 1!. Baker and Ed- ward C. Plat! of Brooklyn. Clarence II. Muokny. Gmrgc G. \Vunl. George Clapper- .. .mJ (“x-win,- 1-2. .‘h't‘l‘itt of New York m Notlco from“: Posted Up I the oaem. of the Canal” Govern- ment-An Explicit Document Thu Hid Nothing and Showed Anxiety Only to Save Life and Sale-ring. Schmlsburg, N.J.; Jan °‘ 05W. Edward 0. Orange. .\'.J.; Charles William C. Van Hornm B. Chandler, William L ward C. Plat! of Brool Muokny. George G. \Vm‘ city Through Booklngs )- by the CJ‘JE. un.‘ ( Star's London Ca! (Smr‘s London Cu‘.:lc.)â€"“ Negotiations :m‘ proceeding here, which in a fortnight will (-x'nhl: through l)00l:i:r;< from Lon- don m D.l'\‘~‘.~'0!l City. via tho Cr. nadlnn ’acific Rnilnxxy and the Stickwn River route. The nogoiimions includc a fast lino ul' stcnxncns from Vancouver to Fort \anglc and an entirely new river service to Glcnora. Thomas the route is by an on- tircly new trail to Tesla. and by water again to the Klondike. Everything point: to an enormous rush in the spring. "Two new Canadian mining ventunei are be!“ ore the British public to-dny. One is the Klondike Gold Mining and Trading Company, with which Colonel Tlsdnlo and Mr. McMurrlch, ex-Mnyor of Toronto, are connected. The capital is 51mm “The other is the Bnlny River and On- mrlo Exploration Company. with a apltnl of £150,000. The Mayor of Port Arthur I: ‘theleadlnsngurenndhunnoptlonontho Tilak. the native member of the Legit lative Council of India, for a m-triai or the case againsthim, which resulted in hisbcing sentenced on September 14 Inst to eighteen months‘ rigorous imprison- ment, after havingbeen convicted of in- citing the natives of Bombay and its vicinitytodisaflection. In. Cawmwxnmy'r Will. It was reported around town last night the residence after the funeral, and that the estate, which will probably aggregate ‘ ' ‘ 7 AL; fine WW, "my- ....- ,-,__, _ v“ five millions or thcmboum. goes, 'the great bulk of it, to Cawthra Muluck, a lad of 13 years or so, the second son of the oometohlmwhenhe 1101530, and bytlnt time the accumulation will probably make it ten millions. MmDr.Ryex-sou.nnleoo of Mn. Cawthn-Murmy. It. u said, will MW.- 000, and I0 LII) her husband. Dr. Byemn, Starvation Threatens Daw- son City Miners. ' and C LONDON TO DAWSON CITY- {hex-signed omen]: of f Lo can; and such-en m London Cable.)â€"“ Sega! xling hex-v, which In a {0' 1:: through bookings fro: Damon City. via the Ca milway and the Bucket-4: . L._Q.__.A _ ' “Collector 0! Customs. “Thomu Fume“. neg-of the Dawson DID- sumuon Bunion- mm the Mott-09°“- -Thc ram: I the disâ€" ut of the are more are now m "er. P endeomlng. Ioonldget no relief trom mytrouble end wee on the point of giv- lng up my job when I heppened to heerot Hood’s Seruperllle. I purcheeed e bottle of this medicine end e vie! of Hood's Pill! end becen teklnc them. Before I bed hell finished them I wee relieved end it wee not long before I wee completely cured. I never lose en opportunity to prelee Hood's Seneperiue, (or my cure meentegreetdeeltome,eslheveetem- lly end must elweye be et my poet.” anux mm. yerdmen, Grand Trunk Beuroed depot, Brentlord, Ontario. umbmâ€"mucw Soubyalldnlwm 37' Tho North But a! Lot. sumac w. m u:- mama motown-hldem-ll mm 8% ‘no Bonn and Wood-bod. um Farm has. Subflng {or Toll Hon-I sud Ton eon. M Bonn. no: Pea. and Odd!!!“ : two vclh. amok mn- ng through an hm. lam arch-M: school-homo on who hm. The. Inn:- [roux Lind-w. Ev Idol'- _._..-.. .cu... in nook-m to DAVID MG EON. D'Efinouuwwln figowdw’vé Satsaparfilla Hood’s lels AGENTSâ€"Book business in better dun toryomput: the bum 1m mam» in: boob. 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