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A Tracic SHootinc.—A tragis accident occurred at St. Joho’s Nfld., last week, on the Freshwater road. Two boys Wil- lie O’Deaand John La».b, were playing, and one pointed an empty pipe-case at the other. The boys werealone in the house. O'Dea said: “Wait till I get father’s gun.” He took it down and pointed it at Lamb. Both poys ovretended toshoot. To the surprise of O’Dea the gun was 'loaded and thes lead of shot at ehort range tore Lamb’s head to pieces. He lived only a few minutes after.

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Patent Rerort.—Below will be found a list of new patents recently granted by tae Canadian Government. the patents being secured through Messrs Marion & Marion, Solicitors of Patents, New York Building, Montreal, and reported vy them for the benefit of our readers :

61,734—Chas A Woodman, Alberton, P

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61739 \ De Lavallee, Montreal, P Q, Wrench.

61.755 -4ames and Robert Jobr sg. and

Joseph McQueen, Miami, Man, self locking

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61,759—Josenh M Be Lettowiz, Aus» tria, Esg Storing Cusea,

©+774 K Gar Gardner, Rapid City, Man, Heaters, =

61,785—William A Rvya» and Donel C Nes oitt, Eau Cla ro, Ont, Battons.

stellata Sap Drownine Accipent.—The Sum.

merside correspondent ot the Guardian

says: An inquest washeld by Coroner Barclay, of O’Learv, | W ednesday evening, onthe body of John Coughlan, of Brae, Lot 9, which was found in three feet of water at the mouth of Pierr Jac~ ques River. Deceased bad I-ft bis home

in Brae, on Sunday, ju efore the gale began, intending to cross theriver ina boat. The boat was fouud capsized wita eail reefed at Pierre Jacque* and the body about 300 yarde distant. Itis supposed that he had got on the boat afier she had capsized aod that he perished from expos- ure, the body did not appearas if drowned. He was 28 years of age, and leaves a widow and three children. accanneippaeietion

His Last Goop-snye.—The snow was drifted on the steps of C O Nelson’ house, St Mark’s avenue, Brooklyn, N Y, when he left home to go to work last Wednesday morping. His wife and four children kissed him atthe door. ‘* Good-bye!” they shouted as he started out, and he kissed bis hand to them io the window. But as they lookedthe smiles on their

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the second step from the top Nelson’s foot slipped and he pitched forward into a big drift at the bottom. He lay face downward inthe snow, His wife burried to him and tried to raise him, but be fell back limp acd ineensible. She spoke to him, but he did not reply. Asshe stood by the prostrate body a polceman came alcng. At herrequest he called the ambulance from St Mare’s hospital. The surgeoo in charge of it looked at the man lying in the enow drife. *‘*He’s dead,” was al! he said. Nelsun’« neck had been broken. That first step toward his daily work had been his last in life.

DIED.

Passed peacefully away at Hopedsl-, Strathslbyn., on the27:h ult, Margeret, dearly beloved wife of the late Allan Mc~ Swain, aged 68 years, leaving four sone and three daughters to mourn the loss ofa kind mother. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.

{Guardian and Patriot please copy.)

At Cardigan Bridge, on the 3&h_ ult, Yonald Stewart, leaving two sons and two daughters.

At St George’s, on the 20th uit, Mar- garet, aged 58 years,wife of Sylvester Gallant and sister of Rev Kk P Macphee.

At Boston Highlands, on the 26th ult, Catherine, aged 55 years, wife of Arthur McAree, formerly of Prince Edward Is- land.

ESTEEMED EXCHANGES

Mail and Emdire: Mr. Tarte wants the Govern:ent to grant $25,000 towards an expedition to the North Pele, Of course, it would be }leasant if a scientific discov~ ery could be made, But it is to be feared that if Mr Tarte gets $25,000 for an expe~ dition Mr. Sifton will at once propose to build a railway to the Pole, and to give balf of the country to some of his friends as a reward for carrying out the

project.

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Impure blocd is an enemy to health avd may lead to serious disease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla conquers this enemy aod averts danger.

THE CANADIAN ALMANAC,

It was inthe year 1846 that the firat issué of the Almanac was published, snl every year since then for morethan balt a century it has regularly made its appear - ance, and been we'comed by business aud literary men alike as an invaluatle assist- ant aud store of information. On turning over the pages of the issue for 1899,now before us, one is struck Ly the evidences of the growth and prosperity of our coun~ trv shown by the increase in size of the Almanac, which has grown from a pamph- l+t of about 100 pages to a handsome book of 576 pages.

Among the contents of the book which are especially veluable are: Customs Taritf, Post Office Guide, and Directories o'f various persons and offirials, all of which are brougut up to date, while the articles on the British Army and Navy, and Forms of Government throughout the world wre interesting and reliable. A fea- ture that appeals particularly to all who are interested in the current history of the world isthe Historical Diary, which is carefully prepared each year, and gives an excellent resume Of the year’s history. Altogether we think the publishers are to be congratulated,upon the apperance of tue 52ud issue ef the Canadian Almanac. Price, 25 cents. The Copp, Clark Co, Limited, Toronto.

Intelligent Interest.

Cooxsutre, Que., Dec 1—Hon. George Foster addressed an organization meeting

of eastern townships conservatives here t —jay and raid there could be no intelli- gent nterest in the politics of the country unless tbe people read aud studied a little and talked with each othera good deal. The way to govern the country was to get inteligent ballots. When the Iiberal- conservative party fell in 1896, it fell in the pursuit and defence of good constituti- onal principles. A party that was brave enough and strong enough to goto the country s#gainst¢great odds and in defence of well-known constitutional principles, was a party which would not keep down

long, it was aparty which died in the hope ofa full and glorious resurrection, It was decided to establish reading rooms

in populated centres for the educa.ion of young men in the principles of the leberal- conservative party.

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SUCCESSFUL MEN

MANY OF THEM ARE HANDICAPPED WITH CATARRHAL DISEASES.

Dr. A.W.CHASE

COMES TO THEIR AID.

Success in life is almost impossible for a man with bad breath. Nobody wants to do business with him. No- body wants to associate with him. He is handicapped everywhere. Offen- sive breath comes from catarrh; some- times from caterrh of the stomach, sometimes of the lungs, sometimes of the head, nose, and throat. It is from catarrh somewhere, and catarrh is an- other name for uncleanness,

Many men understand this, and make every effort to cure it, but it is be- yond the reach of ordinary practice.

No self-respecting man can ignore catarrh. If he has it in any form he

makes constant effort to be rid of it. There is something about the man-

ner of life and the climate of Canada that seems to breed diseases of the mucous membrane. Medical science ordinarily doesn’t try to cure catarrh; it “relieves” it: but Dr. Chase has been curing catarrh for over thirty years, and his name is blessed by thousands who have erasp of this insidious disease.

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(Copy) QcEBEC.— Noy. 3rd, 1898 Mr. S. F. TarBrsa, Charlouetown, My Dear Sir :—

I feel that you will be pleased to know that afew daysagol received my wife’s portrait ordered through you. The ex- ecution of the work in every detail is as creditable to the High Grade Art Union as it 18 satisfactory to me.

Tam very much pleased indeed. painting is a perfect picture,

Very truly yours, James L, Hanrxuys,

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