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*Twas BapLty Neepep.—A new crossing | of ashes was yesterday viaced on Dorchest- r Street, between Monaghan’s and Con- oolly’s corners.

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P. KE. I. Hoseirat.—Yesterday morning the president was presented by Mrs. Annie Bes] Davies with ac for $250 to- wards the fund for the new Hosp tel. For this handsome donation the trustees are extremely grateful.

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A Parise SwixpLte.—A man named or Mitchel! bas been arrested in Lon-~ don, England, for black mailing on a large ecale. By advertising a patent prepars- tion he induced some 800 women to write to him. To each of these he sent a circu- lar demanding $10 on a threat of exposure and arrest. Mitchell had already amased a fortune yhen caught.

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Cettarep Tne Srarcn.—I have been credibly informed that during a holiday at the coast aservant girl consumed eight pounds of starch,and she said the habit was common. She alsostatedthat the ‘raving for starch when acquired became go strong asto be almost irresistible. I should be interested to know what starch contains to exciie such a craving. The ,i1]

{ r«fer to was quite well aware of the bad +ffects of the habit, and yet felt almost inable togive it un.—Woman’s Signal. eae

Tue“Jonn ONeinst.”.—The American achooner John O Nei!!. wreched at Point de Roche, sear Tracade, wae surveved yesterday by Cap. T. G. Tavlor, and Me a-s, Kimble Coffin and F. W. Hynd- pots The vessel was condemned and «li he sold at anetion on December 8th. The John O'Neill is 585 tons, built at Cleveland, Ohic, in 1873, and was on her

come down the She hae a new will also be

way to New York, having lakes, when she stranded. donkey engineoa deck which so'd.

Lucky MoGitu.-—Every day adds to the puissance of McGi'l College, Mootreal. Just the other day Vancouver College was affiliated,and now Mr.W.C. Mac louald,that venerous benefactor, has presented McGill with the classical library of the late Prof. Otto Ribbick, professor of classical philo- logy in the University of Leipsic. Ribbick was an accomplished Roman and a finish- ed critic of Virgiland the Latin drama. His library of 4,000 vol lumes contains the cream of classical literature and com-~

mentary. —_—>-——

A Mrracunous Escarr.—The Monctoo Times reports that Mr. Edward Donald, an employee of the Record Foundry and Machine Co’s Works, had a most miracu- lous escape from death on Wednesday afternoon. The accident happened in the bridge shop and Mr. Donald was engag-~

ed at the time in oiling some shafting on @ p! latform about ix fee :‘t wide and about fifteen feet from the floor. By some un-

econuntable means Mr. Donald’s clothing caught in the sbaft he was oiling, which was revolving at the rate of eightv revolutions a minute, and he has

but a faint receliection of what happened t: him inthe next few moments. The instant the man found himsrlf caught he ut’ered @ piercing cry, and the next thing le knew be had clutched somethiog aod was in the hands of a fellow workman iu a half dazed condition and stripped of his clothing. His life was saved by his clothing giving wav. Dr. White who was cailed found that Mr. Donald was suffering trom asevere shock and had received some bruises, buthapply no bones were broken and no serious injuries had been sus

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MARRIAGE AT TRACADIE.

St. Bonaventure’s church, ‘fracadie Head, was the scene of a pleasing event on Tuesday, the 29th nlt., when Miss May McGrath, daughter of Mr James McGrath, Covehead, was joined in marriage to Mr. Jobo Morris, of Black River. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Katie McGrath, ard the groom was ably second-

ed by Mr. Patrick Hughes. After the marriage ceremony the wedding party drove tothe home ofthe bride’s father

where every thing was provided to please the taste of the most fastidious, The hours flew by beguiled by song and story, till the “we sma hours” told the assembled guests, “the hour approaches they mauu rile’ so with wishes forthe future hap- piness of the bride and groom they went

theirway rejoicing. The many presents received by the bride tell better than

words, in what esteem she was held by those who had the pleasure of her ac~ quaintance.

Let us all hope their lives may be happy and that they may go down to their graves rich in years and good works.

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PLUNGED TO HIS DEATH.

Insidious Disease Lurks Everywhere.

A bright young man in Grey County, Ont., thoughtles-ly plunged intotbe lake at a summec rsort when the blcod was above the normal heat. The shock stopped the kidneys work. Poisons which should have been carried off were circulated throngh the system. Dropey was the result, and one bright autumn the mourn- it g badge was on the door, and a promising

young life was snuffed out. He trusted himself to skilled physicians, but they

failed todo what South American Kidney Cure would have done. It clears, heals and puts and keeps the kidneys in verfect action. A specific for all kiduvey ail- ments. Sold by Dr S W Dodd and Geo E

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ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.

On the eve of Mr. Percy L. Coffin’s de- parture from Savage Harbor, a number of his friends assembled at his home and pre sented him with a gold~headed cane and the oe addrese, which was read by Mr. Ross Pigott in behalf of the residents of the settlement :

ADDRESS,

Dear Friend,—It is with feelings of regret that we learn of your intention to depart from our midst, and we take this opportunity of expressing the esteem in which you have always been held.

In any kind or charitable act you have taken a foremost part, and though serious and earnestin active walks of life you were even foremost in our social circle.

Our debating and dramatic societies are losing aworthy memberand our C. E and S.S. societies will find it difficult to secure a more zealous and earnest worker.

But if we bave to judge of vour future

career by your past we may have good hopes for you in the Great Republic, and we feel sure, that you will but add another link totbe chain of successful Islanders abroad, Please accept this accompanying gift as a token of our regard for you and you may rest aseured that you will always be re- memb red by the people of Savage Harbor. Mr. Cotta replied in a few appropriate and well choseu remarks and expressed his regret in parting with the many kind friends who eurrounded him.

the Closing Year Must Many if they Fail

to Banish Disease

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Avotber short month and the year 1893 will come toaclose. Aa the years, end many loved avd dear ones will pass away, sever- ng ties and assoc jations that will bri ng us- told sorrow, and mouraing. victimes will come from all classes and

conditions of our population.

While it is trne we must all leave this transitory life, it ought to be well under-~ stood that our years of life on earth should be threescore and ten or fourscore years.

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When young and middle aged men and women failto reach a good «li age, the favlt is theirs in ninety cases Out cases of every huodred. It is safe to assert they have violated the laws of nature aud have allowed disease te enchain them,

Years ago the attentiou of that celebrat- ed medical expert, Dr. Philips, was specially directed to the class referred to who die in middle age. He realized the fact that something far beyond the ordin- ary remedies and prescriptions of the dey was required to meet the varied conditions of suffering humauity. His wonderful life-giving prescription, Paine’s Celery Compound was the boon bestowed on the hosts who euffer from the common dis- | eases—penalties of nature for transgress- ions of its wise laws,

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( Dr. Phelps found that nervous disea er, | blood troubles, liver and kidney com- | plaints, rheumatisim,}{ neuralgia and dys- | pepsia were dragging thousands to the grave every year, noiwithstanding all! the well directed efforts of conscientious medical men.

This marvellous prescription of Dr. Phelps’ was a revelation to the world, in tnat it cured desperste and long standing cases of disease that had baffled the best medical skill.

Since its advent, Paine’s Celery Com-~ pound has saved tens of thousands, and is still copquering disease every day No other medicine known to man has ever re- ceived such flattering notices and testim-~ onials from prominest men and women and from the entire prees of the land. It is the one and only life saver in every case of disease and suffering; it defeats death when the physician is unable to save.

It is to this marvellous banisher of Sree ee eet Celery Compound—that

we would direct the attenti ncf all who are run down, tired, sleepless, nervous, debilitated and weak—symptoms of the disease we bave referred to above. It will quickly give to every ailiog man and wor man that vigor, strength and perfect health that insure and guarantee a happy

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The Minnow Trap.

The minnow trap used for catching minnows for bait is of glass, shaped like a jar or a bottle without a neck and of a capacity of six or eight quarts. The bottom of the trap rises in a cone, like the bottom of a champagne bottle, but instead of being solid the top of the cone is cut off, making an opening in the trap. The top of the trap has over it a metal cap on ahinge. The cap is perforated with a number of holes to permit of the circulation of water through the trap.

The minnow trap is slung horizon- tally in a wire holder, which has a han- dle on top, to which a rope is made fast. Suitable bait to attract minnows is placed in the trap, which is then low- ered into the water. The cone with the opening at the inner end in the bottom is in effect like the opening into an eel or fish trap. It is easy for the minnows to get through it into the trap in search of the bait, but hard for them to get out. When the trap has been raised, the captured minnows are got out by opening the cap at the other end of the trap.—New York Sun.

Vegetarian Crocodiles,

A report by George Hoare, one of the officials of the British Centra] Africa protectorate, summarized in the local gazette, contains some curious details of the crocodiles of Lake Chiuta. They would seem to be strict vegetarians, fur not only have they never been known to attack the men fishing in the lake, but their tracks were shown by the natives to the writer at a distance of several miles from its shores, whence they are said to travel overland in search of roots. This is contrary to the habits of all known species of croco- diles, which are, in the first place, purely carnivorous, and, in the second, so helpless on land from their inability to turn, except in a large circle, that they never leave the immediate vicinity of their watery or muddy home. Efforts will accordingly be made to obtain a specimen of this abnormal type of the formidable am phibian.—London Tablet.

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