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Peterboro, Ontario TELEPII‘ONE 92, lunch at LINDSAY, in charge of P. 0. BOX 362. § d .1411 I have handled Hume mills for 9 run and in. never yet made a Q‘ on “can" a! defect In material “M work-nah». E. WALTER GREEN. s of my other lines KS, etc. no " Ideal,” for 1897, Is by all odds the be“ in the market. Its first cost is it: bu, when you remember that n In flfidy A High Grader, and the annual M h naintonunce 11nd repairs islow- Dr. Neelands, SENTIST, - LIX DSA Y, 723:1: the Omemee Commercial Hotel, awake the new Post Office Block, the 32m: funds: of every month. Admin- fitex‘d 333 um; great success {or over Ԥ 7-39.11. Beautiful teem and splendid ‘33:. Crown and bridge work inserted. Links] office nearly opposite {Gimp- evm'a Hotel.â€"2S-ly 'Tr-Wltary Wu. Graduate Ontarh» VP:- zr L‘ullrgu. Toronto. Registered mvm- m. u. u - trio Veu-rinary Medical .-\~huc'l:L-, Liuz‘. 0mm.- and rename: 22 William Street Lzu aux. ”Mamaâ€"3h; m Dr. F. A. Walters, 9237121, LINDSAY. Eon.» Graduate of Toronto Univers- ‘L; and loyal Collago of Dental Sur- 5901.19. 38 the latest and improved branches .1 ientntry successfully performed. $35.1:- moderate O F 1" I C E over Emory’a Drug Store, comer Kent and ‘3' 1. Ram streets. Brzdbnrn Hume, OMEMEE. third bath; the past winter I was success-i ! bl k: wearing a. great quantity of un-l: tally fine pump timber. This will be a a; benefit to all my customers, and will . fine to maintain tho lxlgh standard of g gnallty :hst my good. hare enjoyed in , may: for Everv mica Auanstacuon guaranteed in every .anauanuen Pm Wnrks Mr. D. .1. Shaw, srtxath‘ill be at his Swag-Lam Studio during tho second and 35: rack of each month to Instructom- int: in the art of painting In OH: and Tuarcaiora. Special attention given :1 at: fonts from a. distance and Pur- r-.'; york. Smdio 37 Water st. The undersigned has a. thor- -9ugh bred Tamworth Boar, which "29 will keep for servxce on the pram as“, Lot 11, Con. 5, Emily, dur- ing the ensuing seasorx. . 33¢. Pipes - for 15 0 35 and 40c.P1pes for 25 15: Pipes for 10 lo: Pipes for 5 Corn Cobs z for 5 Tobaccos always fresh at unflimzo onflflama' GIN“ plflo‘nfi‘fi Eli-usuuoa. maz H NW‘HOU .SB 4-8- 650. HUNT, Proprietor. Lindsay. 1uu;n.: HOW-"'- Trilbys Winks Alabama: r - ¢“~. aunts-n. summon D a! snack ache. over T. E. FEE, Proprietor Bankrupt Steak of Pipes Cut in Cigars l [0131. CHANGEâ€"Omemee and Emily ououca I s a)? be glad to I Linea: will tak thumhavln succeeded .Daly, o! the. .317 Home. on hope to keep up the cod h‘umttoxn un- House has alwayssust mod I I no you. Call and see us when In town I eotch Reel *p-to-date peelal ‘encedom Steel Widm‘i Dr. T. Pupham Hetallnngh, tn. RAB, THROAT AND NOSE. PETERBOROUGH. Tammi Bear for Sam {18.1.8500}: Jay arms 81. 00 at time of service. Dr. W, Kenny, Robert Budd?- of each “101““.47‘15' o! Georg. and Murray Sheen. Orncx Bonn: Mean: to Loan. W H IRWIN PAINTING. now POM. 03166. Notary 6 for 7 for 6 for 7 for 7 for 3 for tor for for for for for ls 15 Ccnts 2 H 13 u 1.1810 7t03D.lJ- mm ‘i 86. cents H H U 9~lv $6. , j A suggestion was made um the l boar-1px“ a. resolution calllng upon theinlerestedfnctoriea to make the :change at once, but many objections we're raised. : Bare: \VhiLtonâ€"" I! Prof. Robertson ‘ is right, the whey is no good anyway. ' He says fresh Sweet whey ls worth 8c. 1 per 100 lbaJor feeding “an whey 40., l and sour whey Homing. Moat farmers I go: it good and sour ” i Secretary Shineâ€"“ It's the wrong 'time,“ the contracts have been let ‘Tho mutter should have been settle-J I at the annual meeting ” I Buyer Fizzgonldâ€"” We warned you ! two years ago, and also last year. ” Mr. W hmon made the same offer for , the neond selection, Cameron, Red Rock, Omemee, sud Maple Loaf scoept- lag in tutus. He then mated that he would lake to buy more,an would not have time to vlait the factories. Final- ly he offered the anmo price to Fenelon Falls, North Verulam, Pme Grove, Pul~ estme, Dnnslordmnd North Ops, prov- lded they would submit to Belleville inspection. Palestine objected. 3nd North Verulnm and Feneleu Falls Sold to Fitzgerald at 9 3-30 , with inspection at factory Palestine was given per- mission to tell ofl~ the board. Miscellaneous Matters. A mution was gdupted to the effect. Victoria Cheese Beard. First Sale of tha Season Held Monday Morning. Over 1000 Boxes ‘1' Last Half of May flake Were Beardedâ€" Board Cleared at 9 3-80. The first sale or the Victoria county cheese board for 1900 was held this morning in the Loencil chamber, busi- ness being taken up at 10.30. President Thos. Robertson, Vice-President Sin- clair, Treasurer Sandlord and Secretary Shine werein their pieces, and there was a. good attendance of salesmen and citizens. The bu) on present were Messrr [James Whitmn, Geo. Fitzgerald and Wm. Flavelle. Factories Represented. The following factories boarded the number of cheese set opposite; S1ar .... ........ 7O Buyer “Wilton thought the induce- ment named too high,but {eit certain that some distinction would have to be made in the near future. He was wtli- mg to offers sixteenth more on board purchases of 300 boxes to factories that do not send back their whey. How the Bidding Went. President Robertson then called for bids. Mr. Whitton then opened with 9 l-8c., W hitton 9 l-ifiths, and Fitz toad the mark. coiling 9 3 Be. This was not battered, and he called Star, Moripoeu, Cambray, Bobcayaeon, Reaboro and Oakwood, all accepting. Mr H J’. Lyda suggested thfi t‘he bunt: offer one-eighth of amount more tofactnnes that do not return the whey. The Presidentâ€" " Other factoriec al- so object to being taxed.” Treasurer Sandford and Mr. Culvert did not thlnk the factorres would ob- ject to a $10 asses-merit. A Serlous Matter This. Buyer Whltton said he was not u hull-finder, but what he was about to mentlou deserved very serious consid- eration. He wished to refer to the old troubleâ€"returning whey 1: cans. Llnd- say cheese wlll not hold their flavor, and no doubt the whey was the cause of the trouble. Serious complain": were heard laet fall, and an English buyer who had visited Peterboro board last week had repeated the censure. It was a. very serious matter indeed If Lindsay cheese, although apparently a first-clans article in every other reepecr would not hold its flavor when stored. I at became " huclry, " buyer: would be unable to pay first class pricel for lt. The Inspector’s Fees. President Robertson read a. letter from Mr. J. B. Yearsloy. of Little Britain f:».ci:)r_v,smtix13 than he would no‘ 3011 cu Lindsay {ward ”compelled to pay instructor“; fees: Le did no‘ requirethe services of ”unofficial. Buyer \Vhicton poime (1 out that the Victoria factories were paying a much smaller sum than Peterboro and Has:- mgs, where the inspector received $400 for covering a much smaller district. Beiieviiie board would likely urnngo nextyoar to have an inspector give his whole time to that district. President Robortaonâ€"" If the whey is the trouble, the factories concerned should change their plan at once." Buyer Fitzgeraldâ€"" The whey is sold at every factoryâ€"it is not sent back in cans.” Mr. FlaveIIeâ€"" How Is the whey dis- posed of in Poterboro distflct?” Buyer Wllittnn " You’llnotlce that Madoc board 13 generally a little ahead of other boards la the malter of price The factory men believe that if co-op- eratlve cheeseumking will pay, no will co-operative porkmaklng. They feed all the whey to hogl. and when the an- imals are fit. for muket they notify the buyers, and sales are made alter the cheese board plan. The local banker had pald 0l1t820,000 last year on cheq- ues Issued by the hog buyers.” Buyer Fitzgeraldâ€"“Tho only com- plaint we have against Vlctorla county cheese 18 um; some of it will not hold its flavor. Cameron Dunsford ...... Mariposa ...... ... (ambruy ..........‘ £:natvme Omemee .... Fenelon Fu“.... .. North Vorulam ... North Ops Pine Grove ...... . Roaboro .... Bobcaygeon ...... MapleLoaf........ Red Rock...... Oakwood ...... too. 000- cot-u. 00-0000 .gooo-un- .ooouo I03... no 000- ...-0.00.0.... ... ...... ..... ....116 ... ...... ...............46 ...... .......... ....8I o-o-oouooooo cc. IOU-0O... soc-s 0...... ... ......40 ....... . ....44 .. ........75 ....100 .....80 .....66 . .50 46 that ”.9 board did not deem it advis- ub'-e to make a grant for prizes in the cheese class at. Lindsay Calm-n1. The use of Little Britain was again dilcuased. It Wus decided that the board should no‘ subnm to any dicta- tion, and that the fucsory be ruled ofl' unless wxlliug to pay its shame of the i..ltructor'a salary.‘.1$uyur Wniuon pledged his Word not. to‘buy the Little bntaiu cheese unless boarded. Tue board then adjourned. to mee‘ agauu three woeké lxeuceâ€"‘on June 25. â€"-l’u l of Monday. _ The Boer gunners aimed well bulthe'r shells did not do much harm. The Boers held ina range l R. which was the teargunrd~ were formed up in line before tthhab- ancher Hotel in the market square at 12 noon. The town lies in an angle formed by a Range of moun- tain Lopjes and a lesser One on the left as yOu approach it frorn Bloem fontein. After an hour in the square we were sent to guard the southern entrance Tie next morning we could see French’s Force away out in the plain to the south. Some of the offite '5 came in but the column swungoffto the south east, abOut noon the guards Brigade hove in sight and march- cd in by that rt-a l. There was some scrapping going on all day outside the town. At 4 we shift- ed to the north side of the town‘ B. and D. Cos. R. C. R. and Gord- on Highlanders went on out post to the north. 28th, we moved north at J, 35 a. m. The Mausers were packing at 8 and they com- menced shelling at 9. The Boers deserted one big kopje and several smaller ones when we lay to from IO till 4 while the mounted infin- try liiOvt.d round to the left. There 1 was no demur made to our next ‘ advance which ended at the top ofa tremendous Kopje, we were to hold :it to ensure the capture of ‘500 Boers and some guns. The Brigadier said it was rather hard but an Opportunity not to be miss- ed. Our men had hardly reached the top when the Brigadier rode back to the ammunition carts and told our Seargeant to in span at once and get the carts away as the Boers were coming On in large numbers and to tell the Col. to hold the hill till after dark, make a demonstration and slip quietly away, well we did get the cart away and got back to town in the dark by a road that the Boers held in the morning. The regi- ment got back at 11 an hour be- hind us. Sunday was a day of some rest for our regiment but the shelling Went on in the north and east. The Boers have some good guns throwing shell clear over our R. H.and almost into our camp. It is reported that French captur- 3 ed 90 Boer waggons. We close l the month by moving north west ‘ at 6 a. m Alter we had gone ‘ about 4 miles the fight became hot Rifles, Pom-poms, Quickfiring guns etc. At noon the Boers be- gan shelling our Convov with their long range guns-forcing it to leave the road and take shelter in a de- pression. Sergt. 1’.IcCreas Letter TO H S MOTHER. Jacobs Rest, May 2nd 1900. DEAR M',Tl-Il£R,â€"Our Brigade left Bloemfontein April zlst, as we supposed tor 2 or 3 days. we arrived at Springfield at 5 p. m. and bivouacke d there on thezznd. \Ve could hear big and little guns from morning till middle of after- noon, wh.-n we moved up intothe kopjcs to our left and from there we could See the smoke ofthe guns which kept up till dark. 23rd, left for Buslinians at 4.30 arrived there at 10.30 rested l hour bivou-1 acked after dark about I mile from the gullv where Broadwood lost 5 guns and 47 in ki.led and wound- ed. Our advance that day was Cautious and we could see smoke and hear big guns ahead. 24th, advance at 6 a. in. reach river at 9 a. m. exchange a few shots With the enemy and shell a house after which we move forward through some hills and swing to our right till we come to the river again at Mamasa keys and bivoacked be- tween tltem. That night the of. llCcl’S of the R. C. R. and Gordon Highlanders did considerable very good singing “ Fight Like a Sold- ier" “Annie Laurie" ‘ Maple Leaf,’ and other popular songs made up ; the pzogramme. Next morningr the birds gaveaconcert at 5.30 it mus: have been classic music for 1 did not know any of the pieces rendered but I enjoyed it very much. We left at 9.30 and at [1.30 met a little rifle tire, at 12 our artillery commenced shelling. this went on all afternoon. Pte. Dcfae ofthe R. C. R. was killed and Col. Otter hit in the jaw, the bullet passed right through his neck near the juggler vein. Ceip. Burns of D. Co. was wounded in the arm and another man slightly wounded. I had quite a time With onecart ot ammunition which got stuck in a sandy drift but got it into camp after dark. It was a success for our side for we got possession ofthe kopjes overlook- ing the road along which we were travelling. 26th, off again early in the morning, there Was no op. pOSEtion worth mentioning . The skirmishzng line reached 'l‘habanâ€" cher about 9 a. m. and the R. C. First Juniorâ€"Vincent Howden, Fred Worboy, Calbort Carew, M nggie Ctrew, Ollvq Milli, Norman Irwm, Stub Carew. â€" Average attendance for may 24. hints W. Sumox. Teacher. First Seniorâ€"Rona. McConnell, Flora Guthrie, Mary Groves. Second Seniorâ€"Ella Bwltzer, John Guthrio, Cora Swiuor, Pennington Mo- McConneH, Willi. Worbdy. Second Juniorâ€"Edna Howden,2 Her. old McConnell, Willie Guthrie, Lily Mills, Flo-sis Casey. Part Secondâ€"Roy Howdon, James Groves. Lloyd Boats, Eva Mills The Kufi‘ir huts out. this way are quitcin- teresting. A round wall or 3mm, 6 teat. high, plastered smooth with mud and a, comical that-chad roar, usually there in a yard, either round or square, enclourgtho hut: I don’t. know what their food lat-ail- cd. I call itKnmr Koie. It in a manutac- tured nrticle. The raw materiul is found where a bunch or cattle have pnsud the night. It. is first worked by hand into cakes. clapped into acomical basket. with the bot- tnm pushed in like a bottle. If the material is plentiful it Is heaped up above the bask- et, the Katiir womun or girl than nits it on her head. drops both hands and walks on‘to the Role bin. Hire it. is moulded about tho size and shape ol‘a flat. pie and stood on end tvo dry. it, is afterwards stacked and coverod. The shove Yetter came from Sex-gt. McCrea without a postage stamp. more being writ- ten In one corner, “ Stamp not. nvailahle,’- but is marked Canadian Conungent, May 9th. South AlrScu.â€"-Ed. Report for Month of May. Names in order of merit. ' Fourth Seniorâ€"Wellington Caldwell, Annie Mchckle. Fourth Juniorâ€"Allan Casey. Third Seniorâ€"Burt McGarroll. Third Junior-~0llve Swltzer, Tilly Worboy, May McConnell, Louis Mc- Carroll. There hrs a Iotof Mounted Infantry hora mounted on Burmone Ponm about the size of Polly. They look funny stamplug along with a man umlsll his trapping on. Have a chance or poxtlng this by waggon going to Bloemlonteln. Am lu splonuld health. Henry T. Everett, Watchmaker, of Peterbnro, will be at the Bradburn House Omemee on the first Tuesday in every month. Bring your watches and clocks and have them cleaned and re- pan-ed in first-class style. of high kopjes the key to the situa. tion; by night we had pretty fine control olthcm, and the order was {0. the 2. C R., Gordon High- landers, and Shi‘Opshires to hold them at all costs; in the advance on the kopje’the R. C. B. were heavily inliladcd by Beer guns and strange to say there was only one that did any harm, ki'lr d col. cot- ton's son, passing right through him. Yesterday morning business opened up gradually. The Gord- on Highlanders cleared the kopje t0ps by short rushes. The Boers orrlered them to hold up thei: hnnxls but instead they fixe'l lmy onets and chased them ofl‘thehill, as they rode away we knocked some of them over. They left some killed and wounded and sev eral ambulance wnggons behind them. Aboutg p. m. we moved forward againand are now about IO miles north west of Thabanch er. The Boers retreated to the north east. There is a large con voy approaching from Bloemfont ein. I hope it brings me some let ters and papers, for all hands ltft Bloemfontein with very small sup plies ofevervthing. Since I carre to South Africa, I have come to theconclusion that I have not (2'. er yet been either hungry cr thirsty for I have seen hunger written in men's fades and h:.ve seen thtm drink slush that I would not wash m. S. S. No. 18, Emily. 'â€"-‘ "‘ "" "-"‘“"-"'fi',"i"lrm~ m‘yWWW JOHN. The undermgned is prepared to loan money on first-class farm property in large amounts at 45 per cent. Small amounts at slightly Increased rates of Interest. 'l'enns of rev-payment to suit borrower. In Omemee every Monday. N. B.-â€"ane several clients who desire to buy good farm property at a bargain. --27-LV NOI‘ICF . is harem given that the Municipal C-zuumil of the (orporution of the County of \ictoria “ill meet 1:) the Conncxl Chamber in the [900, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for general business. J. R. McNEILLIE, Most. modern painless dentistry prac- tised in most scientific manner. Charges moderate. OFFK‘ Eâ€"Han’ 3 01d Stand, (over Armstrong’ 8 Fur Store. )â€"8-3m Sergt. Major Martin, Proprietor. OMEMEE :: AGENCY, Mirror omce: ACTING COUNTY CLE County Clerk’s Office, Lindsay. May 28th. 1900â€"2t. It mun and women ooult havo all their nud- luppnod u easily as they onn got nut-ulna Laundry work don. hero ; but. it’s not. ponlble. We hlve reduced prices nu.- terixlly followlnz the purchase or new ma- chinery, and you can add to your happineu and ouf‘sauaratlou any time by sending u'l un extra bundle. of Laundry work. Remember. we do not dry clothes by steamâ€"it’s hurtful to any rubric. The pure air of heaven is our agent. VICTORIA STEAM LAUNDRY The Municipal Coun- cil of the County of ' Victoria. Barristers, Solicitors (5m, Lindsay, Ont. I Colt, by Keswick; I Brood Mare; I Foal by Keswick ; I Black Marc by Grey Messcngcr : I Good Milch Cow ; I Light Wag- gon; I Light Sleigh; I Top Bug- gy; I \Cutter. For full particulars a'pply to ' DAVID MINNS,‘ Omemee, Ont. Dr. Arthur Day, DENTIST, LINDSAY. (Successor to the late Dr. Hart.) Member of Royal (‘nlnge of Dental Surgeons: and 'I‘oumtn University. A loo Graduate of American Dental College. LIFE WOULD BE HEAVENLY INDEED ”Cull and set Price Linnâ€"$2 Court House, Lindsay Tuesday, June 12th, MoSweyn 86 Weldon, 4; PER CENT. IF YOU WANT TC PROSPER, KEEP ADVERTISING. FOR SALE. The Big Stqre is Shqwing a vast assortment of Boys’ New Sprmg Clothmg, and the values are the best. The cloth is tasteful, the Styles are excellent, the appearance smart. The No matter What you choose, you choose rightly---we’ll stand by the clothes---c h o o s e What you will. 575MB Gflfl.-SI.. PETEHBUHflUGH. GOUGH BROS., ...... ON.... GOUGH Clothing is Well Tailored, in such a. way as to hold it permanently in shape. Clothiers, Hatters and Shoemen, Iqqmr Q‘unwâ€"w -- “-4.. .,,...’,. 4“») -Jvm EEK-1M. 1 William Street, Lindsay, The excellence of our stock iusti fies ycur most careful attention. Having purchased the business carried on tor so many years by Messrs A. Mercer Co., as High-Class Merchant Tailors andGe-ntlcmen’s Outfitters, we solicit a continuance of the valued 'patrona e of the numerous customers of the late firm, an of fashionable dressers generally. Special Spri ng Opening. ‘ We respectfully invite you to our First spr- ing Opening of Imported Suiiirgs, Oyercoatipgs, ‘Trouserings, Vestin s and Fine Gentlement’s Furnishings on Marc 1st and following days. THE LATEST ; IN HATS. H. E. Bradley C0, 355 George-st, Palermo. J EWELER, ' and Issuer of MARRIAGE LICENSE, Has removed to Handsome New Premises, at Mellevifle Co’s H. Ef BRADLEY 82; CO, C. HUGEAN, SPRING PETERBORO. NEW ONTARIO BA N K. 131: Door N orthof the Successors to .4. MERCER 6 C0. am $23.32 Q‘Q‘Q‘Wfi George Street, Mr. Arthut Russell an! é: um Mnud, of Peterboro, were to Omomeo on Suturday. Remember the Micsxonnry S¢ Christ Church to-night, «he Hum Ullah of the Punjab, Ind give 3:: address on Mohamme‘ cum Church Sunday School] V“! be held 103V.) on Friday, .1 in m grove opposite the {arm Goor‘ol-‘ee. For $40 Cub. or $50 Credit Block “1, 60 feet frantage, 5 King Street West Omemee. G1 miidinx on the lot. The etahld until sold. 0. BIGELOW, Lindsl (Don't forget the Prestuyterin can and Social on Friday. Jam 30 "fined voices are to take 32m era. He will be pleated to h: Omemoe friends can and see m waiting Keene. Mr. Sam English, Proprietor Keene Hotel, was in town Mont business. He states that Keen one of tho best Summer resorts provmce, and ample accomma csn be had by excursionists um W. F. McCarty. the Jeweilerj. (or Watches, Clocks Jewellgn um. Spectacle; Lowest prices quality gooda.â€"5-tf Forenmment and “MBA: 5:0 to W. F. Mflhfly. the Jvm Kent St‘ Lindsay. South side.â€" The local agency for Martin's Lnuudfy Is at the Mirror Utfice. gout mucous calmâ€"43 S‘Eor Wedding Presents, “‘ Clo‘éka, Siivensare. Béauumi goods. lowest prices, at \L 1 . Mm Linduy..â€"5-tf Mt. Chas. Re”, of Brandon. .1: I. goes! st the home of Maj‘ Mrs. Evnne a short time last we is 1,: present in Toronto on busi f A good ucond band organ . chotp Apply to John 80:13:: General Dry Goods, Fully Assorted. Special Value In All Lines. Hats and Ca: Latest Styles Close Out Pri We no Indebted to Sergt. Jo! McCroa. for a couple of news called " The Friend, " publis Bloemfomein. South . fries. 'f very interesting. There are proelumations to the Boers D Roberts, smue primed in Engii on in Dmeh. Anyone who de sac " The Friend " can do so h_ at “m office. Field and Garden Seeds, Paris Bluestone {or Bordeaux Mixtu mond Walsh. cor. George and 8t... Pemborouglx. Telephone 1 The prngnm of the Foncert 15th, Will contain music from ‘ Motors of the 17th Centmy. gums. Bicycle knee on the main s1 mot-row, Friday evening at 7.3 miss it. 80'. Hr. Ktnnawtn win prev subject of “ Pra;.er," 'zex: Spock! music has been re‘uea t’ a choir for the ocension. ‘ A large congreguion was ;: Chriet Church on Monday 1110‘ the lumen) sen-ice, to pay t; e Ipecte to the late Miss Blanch1 who died in Kichul‘e Hospital, borough, on Seturdu', June ebom 8 weeke ago the (10;):1 (drly well But on Monday, the Physician; decided that non noceeeitated an (more vhich purpose she was takd hoepItel on Mondey night. A te be well after the operand Fdda:.the heart became It! the Doctors zeve up hope for ' On Setntdey the psuent p quietly and without struggl Ilitchell te the daughter of H. Mitchell, on the 6h: 11m { She wee e girl 0! en amlaht non end 0! e. beautiful chrisI eater. The body wee brou Peterbero to Omemee on u; Iain end the funeral servic% In the Church. Rev. E. A. took me text ftom Isaiah 40 fort ye, comfort ye my pe your Lord." The family he! pxthy of the whole commun their bout of tr“). The cim ere the eedder for the (em! flee Ieun‘ thet on the am Bleach (Bed. 3 nephew of I! In Ste Ionte lost hie life by :1 The Mirror OMEMEE. ‘flh LKCONI‘