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Chmwto: before [I istrate, ceny. L the. thin; been stol Chick ”I9. Graingv“ Rims ". t inn. huh councillnr their own 0009 morf Ion was '-2 but so far Telescope Fred Iessop, the 13-year-old son of Wm. H. Jessep. Amaranth. just west of Sheihurne. letmned Monday even- ing from 'l‘oromo where he had on- demon e over three months’ treat- ment in the HOSDital for Sick Child- ren The bot’ s t cable was acquired telepies (or club foot) and the opera- tion he underwent at the Hospital. outlet the skilful hands of D1. Peters. was successful to an extent that is gratifying both to the parents and to Postmasrer McVanel, who was chief- ly instrumental in having the boy sent for treatment. There is no more deserving institution than the Hos- pital for Sick Childrenâ€"Shelburne Economist 0w: The Listowel junior football team went to Milverton on Wednesday to play a match with the juniors of that place. A hotly contested game, in which neither side had scored. was almost finished when an unfortunate accident occurred which put an im mediate end to the game. In a rush [or the lmll. Charlie Zilliax. one of the Listowel Dlayvra. and son of Mr. Chris Villiax of theQueen’s. received a kirk (an the lug. which broke the hon» iu-two-ru the Lime and ankle. It Was [-ur: ly an "C(‘hlo-nt. the kick be- ing inwwlml for the hall. Surgical 0‘ HI How U'l dax Mrs John Hallman of this place narrowly escaped death by ponson- ing last Friday. About noon on that day she took inadvertently what she supposed was a dose of Pain Killer for a temporary ailment. As soon as she had swallowed the liquid her mis- take was. of course. obvious to her. She had swallowed 15dr0ps of iodine. With remarkable presence of mind she immediately drank a pint of milk and the family physician when he arrived stated that the prompt ac- tion in taking the antiseptic and her clear-headedness had no doubt saved her life. Not e\ ery one would have kept their head in a like instance. We are pleased to state that Mrs. Hallman is recovering nicely from the mishap.â€"â€"Hanover Post. warrant Ipo: assmtanvv was sec tuned limb anemia brought lucuw 31 um] is oIniz'g as we for HR vmnpal '01'3' lnut‘h rear? Lismwel Standard Mr. W. (i. Paaon, of Wingham, contractor in sinking the artesian well in town. has thrown up the con- tract after drilling an eight-inch well about GM feet down. He found that his well-drilling appliances were not adequate for the work in hand. and as the contract had not been signed, he decided not to go on anv further with the work, and on Saturday quit the job. His tender was $1 25 a foot, and he wanted a limit of 200 feet, which the Counci‘ would not agree to. We understand that a Petrolea contractor has been ananged with to proceed with the work.-â€"-Listowel Standard. ”518 OF INTEREST CUPPED AND BE- WRITTEN FROM OUR EXCHANGES. 0n 0n S District News. II k'. was CillH‘tl noon to appear is \Vorship. the Polk!) Mag:â€" to answer to a charge of lar- arceny means stealing, and :a stolvn or Mlngml to have m wore». four Plymouth Rock the property of Mr. John . of “'alkvrtnn. Consmble irst n! all obtained a search but on searching Mr. I premises he only found two ickpns and a lot of feathers. '. that was enough, and was fined 35 and costs or 30 mil. Not. having the money, ."Hlt to jail for the time be- on Monday two of the town rs put up the money out of n pockets. and O’Brien was 0 a free man. Hazen Jack- :lsu mixml up in tho. afiair. r he has not been located.â€" L"! m w ni “I f 1th o'rno cnred and tha trac- ml to Charlie was 'esrm'day by train. all as can be looked .nions and friends «at the accident.â€" ‘, Jaok O’Brien. known around noon to appear the Polioe Mag:â€" ked an 0 th pefiple ) hear I resi- The outcome of the death of Alfred Bolstridge, of Dobbington. referred to last week, is the committal of Geoxge Monkman for trial on the charge of wounding the deceased with a knife. At the coroner’sin- quest held at Dobbington on Wednes- day the following circumstances were brought out in the evidence: Some time ago Bolstridge borrowed 8.50 from Monkman to add to 820 he had himself, with which to buy a herse. Bolstridge was to give Monkman a note or security for the $50. The horse was bought. and subsequently traded off to a Paisley man for a wild broncho. Disputings followed between the two men over the bor- rowed money, and on the ”I‘ll inst , an exchange of words ended in Bol- smudge striking Monkman. They then clinched, and both fell between the sidewalk and fence. They wete parted. and when Bolstridge got up he complained of a soreness or a stitch in his Side. For the next two days he was away at Shallow Lake. On the 9th inst , Dr. Park, of Ches- ley was called in, and found a wound between the sixth and seventh ribs. Which may have been caused by a knife or something sharp. The wound was just through into the pleural cavity, but not touching the lung. The Dr. did not think it seri- ous if properly attended to. He was called in next day and found the pa- tient suffering from pleurisy and pneumonia, and there were indica tions that blood poisoning had set in about the wound He died on Tues- day. The verdict given by the coro- ner’s jury was that. Bolstridge ’came to his death from the eflects of the wound (blood poisoning). and other causesâ€"pneumonia, pleurisy, and lack of attention to the wound (de- ceased ret'using to allow the wound to be dressed in the Dr.’s absence). The trial of Monkman for assault and wounding was held at Chesley before Magistrate D, M. Halliday. Sevetal witnesses were examined, some of whom testified that Monk- man was using a knife. whittliug a stick. at the time the fight commenc ed. Others did net see him with a. knife at all. The accused was com- mitted to stand his trial at the next assizes. and hail was fixed at $1,000. â€"â€"Paisley Advocate Mr. Alfred “’alden. 7 Cornwall St.. Toronto. who has been in the employ of the Street Railway Com- pany for a number of years as motorman. informs us that he had an attack of la grippc. followed by typhoid fever. and alter man weeks of Stuttering it resulted in a complication of throat and lung troubles. During this illness he was under the care of one of the beat physicians in this city, who pronounced it a. very serious case and advised him to stop work. which he was finally compelled to do. M r. \Valdcn heard about the Dr. Slocum Remedies: and commenct-l their we and after aging tin-m but for a few Weeks he noticed a. great ianprowment. Of Motormcm WaSc‘:~ .., in the employ of TORONTO 81' MEET BMLWM’ COMPANY. DID NOT WANT TO GIVE UP ‘NORK BUT V1433 FORCED TO DO SOâ€"TELLS HOW FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS HE HOVERED BETVJEEN LEFE AND DEATH, TREATED BY THE 328T PHVSICHANS IN TORONTO AND HIS CASE PRONOUNOED SO SERIOUS THAT HE WAS ADVBSED, A8 A LAST RESORT, TO USE THE DR. SLOCUM TREATMENT-I3 NOW IN GOOD HEALTH AND 8L583£8 THE DAY HE HEAS‘JD OF THIS MARVELLOUS REMEDY. TE‘ERILUM EXPERIENGE Pom- Marvellous Free Remedies for all eufierers reading this paper. New cure for Tuberculosis, Consumption, Weak Lungs, Ontarrh, and a rundown eyetern. Do you cough? Is your appetite bad? Do your lungs pain you? Are your lungs delicate? Is your throat sore and inflamed? Are you losing flesh? Do you spit up phlegm? Are you pale and thin? Does your head ache ? Do" you lack stamina? These symptoms are proof that you have in your body the seeds of the most dangerous melady that has ever devastated the eartheconsumptio‘n: You are inviied to test what this system will do for yéu, if you are sick, by writin fora g FREE TRIAL TREATMENT Happening to be in Formosa on Saturdav. we learned a few more things about the oil business there. The machinery has been purchased from Mr. Holmes for $1,100, one thousand in cash. and the balance in stock. It had already arrived at Mildmay station, and teams had been sent out to bring it over. The outfit is heavy and up-to-date. and they expect to strike oil in about three weeks after starting. The. first well will he sunk just back of the brew- ery. Chris. \Veiler is just as enthus- iastic as ever. and he is bound to have the oil question setrlml this time, once and for all â€"â€"Teb scope. god the Four Free Pregamtiong will be forwarded yet} at once. with complete directions for use. _ Th9 Slocugn _S_ystc_m u a posn_t_hr¢ my? fat; Comugamgoq. “if“ m_ost igsidioqs diseqse. 31:1 for gillâ€"uni The Slocum System33 a posith'e cure for Comma .tion th-nt most insidibus disease and f . . . if . or all Lun ޤfÂ¥$fiamf :p'm‘“ by L“ °‘ “’85- Loushs- Catarnh. Asthma. Bronchitis an im ly write totho . . locum Chemical Com n . L' 't ‘ - . posfioflgce at}: cépreu add::ess.salnd the; fife medicinepahi $131."? 6:2)133 bitm‘gsts’ezzmw. gum): em I mad: seeing ocums we 06:: '1: Am“ 99“ ' and Town“). W this pup-t. ‘ pa "n a” “9‘“ '0 The Dr. Slocum System Presents a Positive Sure for Humanity’ s G. safest Foe. E39111 {Eiscovery “that Sures fionsumption. page Woven W 1P8 ence with its mm! immus coil (not, crimpml) is the bust, flunk-holding fcm'e made. Page No. 7 wire shill!!!) :l 3JIWINHllldH'Strain-colluuon No. 7 wire “1113' 1.70” pounds. Common wire will not coil it, straightens out againâ€"it hasn’t, a spring: tempvrâ€" Page wire has. The Page Wire Pence 00., Limited, Wanton-ville. Ont. Montreal. P.Q., and 8t. Jon, N:_B' 1] A most daring hold up was perpe- trated near Heathcote on \Vednesday night of this week. Claude Cromby a young English immigrant of about 21) yea1s of age who recently arrived from the Old Country, and who is employed asa farm hand. With Mr. George Clark, was the victim of the bold deed. While Mr. Cromby was taking a stroll on the townline an unknown man suddenly pounced upon him from a grove by the side of the road, seized him by the throat, and attempted to lighten him of any cash he might have on him. Cromby prepared to gdefend himself and admin istered a severe blow to his assailant with the only weapon he hadâ€"his fist. The latter retaliated by draw- ing a revolver and discharging it in Cromby’s arm. The daring scoundrel after securing about $20 left as sud- denly as he appeared. No trace of the robber has yet been discovered. Magistrate Pye has communicated with the County Crown Attorney at Owen Sound and the matter will be investigated at once. This is the most serious and daring piece of work that has taken place in 00“ng- wood township for many years and has created intense excitement, No stone should he left unturned until the robber is run to earth and safely lodged behind the bars. Dr. Hurl- burt went out to-day to assist Dr. Shultis in locating and extracting the ball from Mr. Cromby’s arm. The ball uill be located with the aid of an X-rays â€"Clarksbnrg Reflector. Mr. Thomas Woodcock. who has been employed with the Belleville Cement Co. {or the last few weeks, came home for a brief visit on Satur- day, and he is now as enthusiastic a cement man as J. W. McNab himself. Half a million of stock has already been sold, and With the swing that is now on. the balance will go in short order. Some 300 men are at work on the construction of the buildings, and a railway switch has been constructed four miles in length. .\lr. McNab is superintending every- thinz, and is about the busiest man in Canada. Mr. Woodcock returned to Belleville on Tuesdayâ€"Telescope. \\'hcn interviewed. Mr. \Valdcn seemed to be in the best of spirits and expressed himself in the most grateful terms. as he considers himself completely cum-d :md in the enjoyment of good health. “11H the Dr. Slocum Remedies have done for . fr. Yuldcn has .1an heel) accomplished in thousands u! v'her lsopeleos cases. which testimonials we have After using this valuable treatment for some little time, the cough stopped. pain in left lung ceascd, appetite improved and night sweats were checked; and in about three months he was able to’go back to WQF'E' feeling as well as} pvc§1_ _ _ They Take Weeks. Ordinary remedies sometimes take weeks to even relieve cases that Ca- tarrhozone cures at once. INHALE CATARRHOZONE five minutes every hour and we guarantee it Will cure any case of Catnrrh, Bronchitis. Asthma. Lung or Throat Trouble, Deafness. It is very pleasant and convenient to use. quick to relieve. and certain as the hereafter to cure. Large size, COlIlDlt te. piice $1.00; small size 250.. Drugxgists, or P015011 '00., Kingston. ()nt. INIIALE CATARRIIOZONE five minutes now and again and it, cures a. cold. INHALE CA'I‘ARRHOZONE five minutes four times a day and it cures stub- born coughs. It is a natural human trait to de- sire kinship With great minds, and partly for this reason the world loves to hear of the little weaknesses, in- consistencies. and illogical prejudices of its intellectual giants. The fol- lowing. then. a carefully compiled and. so far as the writer knows. ab- solutely authentic list of the antipa- thies of certain past-masters, may ptove of general interest. thinks “Punch”! The Iron Duke (and it may be re~ marked in 11383ng that Lord Roberts of our own day had a similar aver- sion) would grow quite uneasy if :3th up in the same room with a mad dog. Lord Chesterfield hated to have the chair upon which he was just- sittiug down withdrawn from under him. Shakespeare, it seems. disliked a forced abstention from victuals. Dr. Abernathy, a man proverbially intolerant of mere fads and crotchets, had yet a strong personal objection to sleeping in damp sheets. Schiller would never, if he could avoid it. write with a broken nib. heats would go out of his way to avoid a lunatic with a knife. (Harrieton Tribune.) A week ago last Sunday one of on: boys coming home along the side- roatl past the place where tho- man's body was found some time ago hml a hainrais‘ing exlxeriwiurn. He. saw a man walking: on the road aim-ml of his team. He overtook the man just. at the little culvert, whete tlw venue was discovered and asked him if he would have a ride. The man looked at him end did not answer. as he passed to the back of the wag-on. Having stopped his horses the young man turned around to see if the pedeutrian was climbing in. There was no person in sight. He got down and looked under the wagon and into the culvert but no person could he see. His team are very quiet nan general rule, but they became 9n reetiVe that he was compelled to drive on. Our citizens are convinced that the young men saw the spirit of the dead men. who will from time to time continue to walk the earth until the foul crime done in his days of tramping has been nueerthed and the guilty‘pnniehod. . O I Faraday. the great chemist. dislik; ed the sensation of nitric acid on his hands. Macready had a great. disrelish for either the flavor or perfume of bad eggs. Remains Taken to Buffalo by her Sons. Carlyle never liked being alluded to as a “ blithering idiot.” Mendelssohn did not like the sound of a finger nail being drawn across a slate. A thumb-nail caused him similar disquiet. Disraeli would walk about or stand rather than sit upon a freshly-painted bench. Sr Walter Raleigh had a marked objection to prison life; and Lord Burleigh. his great contemporary, never liked to slip of! a curbstone with his tongue between his teeth. Dr. Johnson hated to have anyone run and butt him in the waistcoat. The remains of the late Dr. Emily Howard Jennings Stowe were cre- mated at Buffalo to-day. The funer- al service was held last; night at her late residence. 463 Spadina avenue. being conducted by one of her old friends. the Rev. Dr. Parker. and the Rev. Dr. Snnderland of the Unitarian Chm‘eh.’ Mr. Howard Stowe. Dr. Frank Stowe and Dr. .I. B. (lullen accompanied the remains to Dnflalo, that city heing nearer than Montreal. where is located the only erematory in Canada, and will bring the ashes of deceased back to this city. Both from santary motives and for con- Va-‘nienee the late lira. Stowe was a firm believer in cremation. and her last. \\ ishes have been carried out. by her relatives. (iPSpite much protest and comment hy her aetlnaintances. She dreaded the burial method now in vegue. "I have never done an act upon earth to pollute it, and I do not. wish to do so in dissolution.” were her words: to her daughter. The most pi'OpeI‘ manner for her earthly remains to return to the elements was, in her Opinion. the process of erenmtion. The funeral sermon was brief and most informal. "0 Rest in the Lord " was sung: hy Mrs. I’nl- mer, an intimate {lieu-1 of the de- ceased. and made. a great. impression upon the mourners. The house was filled With floral decorations from re- lations and colleagus from far and neatâ€"Toronto News. Coughs. colds. bonneneu. and other throat ailments are quickly relieved by Cresoleno tablets. ten cents per box. All druggists ImprOperly digested food usually forms gases that cause a painful disA tention of the stomavh and pressure against the heart. This results in much pain and distress. bum Nerviline will relic-Ive the distention dispel the will rein-Ive the GIStthUOII dispel the :gas‘. and cure the dyspvptic pains; VHI'V quickly. Polson’s Norviline is really an excellent rymedy for Dy- spepsia, Indigestion. Cramps. Sum- mer Complaint and all Stomach and Bowel Troubles. No Household is complvte without, Nerviline. Try a 2'50. bottle. The Cauée of Dyspeptic Pains. Antipathiu of Great Hen. DR. STOWE CREMATED. A Ghost Stor y. § 0. 0.9 a» Q!b.\‘ 4x‘ ifalm Imp Built in 6. 8, 9 and 12 foot lengths, with many real pOOd improvements. Full particulars will be given. so don’t. hesitate to inquire. For Summvr Fallows grounde 01’ OH S'nhhi most perfert imp! nu Call and see thw Disk Narrows and Step] Raliors made by 'l‘. 1;, 1335““. Of Elora. Gut “We hmuilv me. DURHAM FOUNDRY 1. ¢ ' I, ~ ( v“( .0 . aQ. $4 $4. v.91. warn £4 «43¢? m. :4. $70 “an“ V). ,4 Recommended 811680111 bv liMF‘mlum- 6;. (Jo. Anyone sending a sketch and descriruon may quickly aw-m-miu our opinion free w mural an Invention is pruhuhly patentuhle. (‘nmmumcnn clans stricfly «mmnemlal. Handbook on Panama lent free. “Must mzolwy for securing patents. Patents mkvn through Munn (k. (.‘u. receive cpujal nnticc'. “‘11 hunt, charge. in tho A..._ - - A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir- culation of any aciemuic nurnal. 'l‘ornm. '3 s year; four mopths. $1. 80 d by alLlucm-adf-alerg your; Inur mmmmJ' (1. bold h) an m \H‘ :1 PH ICIT MUNN Co sswwadwa» New Xork ." is l A “V___Ll-. - Whooping Cough :80 Fu‘ton Street New Yurk Does it not seem more cffirczirc to breathe in a. remedy, to cure inzu‘c of the breathing organs, than to (aim the remedy into the stomach ? The Vaporizer and lamp, which shouH last a lifetime, together with a. boztle of Crrsolene $1.50. Extra sup lies offsetoltmc 25 Cams and 50 cents. Write I3: descriptive booklet contain- tng highest testimony as to its value. VAM-CRFSOLFNE rs sow m DRUGUleS EVERu’WHERL. Vapo-Crcsolcne Co. It cures because the air rendeml s! mngly antiseptic is carried mm the diSCflSt’tl sur- face with every breath, giving pmlrmgcd and constant treatment. It is invalu- able to mothers with small chilmcn. Is a boon to asthmatics. Catarrh, Colds ~. SMiTH 6: SONS Sylvester Farming Implemmm Tudhope Cutters. 'I‘olton Pulpers. Adam’s Waggous and Slei:zl:.-. Clare Stoves and Furnaces. Brantfurd Windmills. Robes, Coats, Rugs, Etc. Proven Steel Rod Track‘ A SI’ELTLHXI‘Y Mi Next to Post. Ufliceâ€"Iu Caldur Him-k. IVI'I' -vv-- Branch Utfic'e‘: 325 25‘ St- Washington. D. C Sod. 1‘ STE E L DISK HARR THOS. NOBLE E stablz'slzed 1879. Cures While You Sleep all FULL LINE ()1" â€"FORâ€" ements. Etc. Bronchitis Coughs Gripps and Hay Fever ROLLER. we or Full wheat ‘ah'e fivlds l‘he went for um‘king 3:0? 1’! :U! I“. 760W . '6- HOROUG HBRED SHORTHORN Bull “ Lord of Aberdeen ” Registered Ped ree No. 3184]. Dominion Shortborn Her Book will be kept for service at Lot l9 0011.2.W.G.R..Beu:inck. Taxis:â€" 81.m. payable on or before Feb. l I“. Cows disposed of or not retumed it neces- sary wil becbarged for whether in call or not. HENRY ALEXANDER, .I: " Newten Prince.” will be kept for sor- wee at Lot 25, Con. 12. Egremont. 4» March 9. 2m. pd. \‘ictar’JV'iiéEiEEeFéawfiéd mm. bred {ram Imported Stuck. Also other )‘owx '5 01‘“ horns bred from Imported Stock. Apt i1 22.â€"-tf. lpd . April Nth. ‘HE BARN 0N LOT 13 AND H, 0011.3. N. D. R. is fur sale. For fut- ther particulars apply to \\'. S. STAPLES. Hanover. ‘ OUNG CLEAR GRIT STALLION ” Prince Bobs.” Anyone wishing to 1 “ Prince Bobs.” Anyone wishin to use a hone of this kind would do wofi to this colt. Matthew Scott is always in at- tendance. one door east of Crown hotel. 11. WA'rsox. Feb’y 26.â€"2m. l’ricevillo. HORTHORN PE DIG REE BULL ‘ for service at Lot. 9, Con. l. Bentinck. one mile south of the Corporation or Dur- ham. Pedigree shown on application. Terms 75c at time of service, 81 at end ot year. No insurance. u-A‘v .‘\_I 5. uv. ‘,\r¢‘ I AV. u. 10.. The “Fraser Property ", («attaining Fifty acres, nearly uli clearml and in good state at vultivution. “flt'k dwelling. frame barn. small orchard, beside pmst-nfiioo and within half a milent Church and Schuml. Apply to THOMAS H’. Lawuuxmc. Vivkers rust ufiive. u" '0 311‘s. A. lll‘lSS, 200 .‘iIC' :mlay Street. East, Hamiltmz. JAMES Bl RT I'ro prietor. April Nth 2mo. â€"pd Durham Ont. A j ust outside the corrmration Limit on Lumbmu street. abnntfi acres cleared. and in good state of cultivation. well watered b Saugoeu River. and a never-failing we . 60nd brick, seven roamed house. good burn and stable, and a gund young ()rclmrd. Will eell 0r rent on right terms. Apply to April 13th. 1903 Terms reasonable : Carl: pa ynu m down. balance (sm'ln‘mi by mnngagm ha wit pur- chaser. Will be. mid in H’pul'flfl’ hns or en bloc. The pmprietur is guim: “an and is anxious to no“. For tunlmr [an ticulurs apply to 1 will be kat fur wrvivu at 1mm. Can. 3. \\-'. (3. IL, "Hatim-k. 'l‘va‘uw 331. mayab'o on or before Frh 18?, 1904. Fans diqmsod nfl' or "of rotnrnvd if nwnwary “'1“ be charged fur, whether in mm or nut. March 11th Mar. 4th. ‘HE UN DERSIGN El) OFFERS for sale the want” pmver known as l. for sale the water power known “ llayward‘s falls,” Uleuela. NEIL Mcszuxuc. Durham. Ont. August 19th. “0:3. tf. [1 Street. the property «31' Mrs. J. L. Browne. The lmuse cmnains 1:! rooms. coveuiently situated. and quite now. Will make an excellent boarding: lumse. For particulars apply («I July 10th. 1901 ICU” and .19 an the lint (mun X. D. IL. and lot 54 on llw 2nd mm. N. I). R . Ben- tmc , well watered m gum! Maw ul’vultivu- lion. gnu-d burn. and when um huildings, oumfurtahla huuse, \wll lmwml. )uulog heur- iug urchard. lhrw nah-.- l'rum Durham within halfa mile l'wm church. when! um‘ post ufliw. 2300 March 10th, 2m. pd. Tlnorgug_lnbred Shorth“ Bull; H 901d.“ an. 23. MPOR'I‘ED SHORTHORN BULL. \HORO’BH I'll) H BREW”! I) BULL Mar. 30thâ€"5. Water Power For Sale. HORTHORN PEDIGREED TWO- yearvuld. An extra good stock bl’l. ICING LOT (30. (TON House 5: Lot for Sale. LOT CONTAINING 11 ACRES, HOUSE AND LOT 0x QUEEN or to GEO. Bull for Service. Bull for Service. For Sale or Rent. Bull for Service. Bull for Service. Bum. FOR SALE. ACRES BEING LO'] A LEX. ALEXANDER. Durham Farm for Sale. Barn for Sale. Bull for Sale. WM. LEGUETTE. Vickers. Farm for Sale. For Service. DURHAM DUKE. Colt Lost. tut: GEORGE Sgnyy. STAPLES. “Allover. STAPLES, Edge Hi“ tf. JAS. MCNALLY. l’ruprietor. WM. K E N KEY. Edge Hill P. H WM. Lli< mli'l‘TE. if. lead! 1’. 0. H ROW N E. l’lmtugrapuor Vickvrs l'. U. 6m. Dornoch. )8