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TRANSIENT ADVEBTISIHINTI. (OF Pl|I A ADVERTISING Iwrns. " . -cu Iili 'U` " .7 .. . ;;E;:_ ___v~IlIlIU,I' :1 R I , .. . ' ".'v\_-H`r!` ;-`V-willbertound-`--. ; .,,t, 3 , . . . -. ' 9` 8050! 26081001 111%]? tion. 50-3 5;; 375 1600 _AA A.-- ii] ;|J f-E31 L QVIIIEROJ 13 |A'n_. |(?zg::')'< isooo 514; - A- . UDIII Q (1 yr.) mg n U5 IIIJU kJ.Ll1LV.I.JI.J.|II.I CLO ..L'.LLJ._'J.l'J J.'J.lU' eB'iRIo1'IoN of any kind. The assured under this Policy may proceed; and reside in, any part of the world, or engage in occupation of any kind, with out license, or payment of extra. premium. _ .,..- Il3:i,_ux: 9:?! _ g o 1 8. EUGENE 8AL|.8u I'_...__.-- _ I-1 smmnn LIFE Assumes commv, (ESTABLISI-IED 1825.) I-IEADISOFFIOEA I-`on OANADA - - MONTREAL. Step Ladders, Housekeepers Rubber Gloves, clll-IWL sun 18 alive. IRQ`N% AND STEEL MERCHANTs 110 Dunlop Street, Planet Jr. Cultivators, Plough Lines, mg;g sxuv;VV&ru RNAGE I:iEP01 j V TIT ' _ ,,`WI'I.`H`THE_LA"1`ES'1` AND BEST `ALL um `MOST Arniivnb MAKES J j "ff-f'1V~I81},1fING;f ~14-'1 ,MANUFAo1~U1usms' muons. , ~ celebrated Furnaces _Pu 5 it` ii::9t%`sh%:`i` ` A fi i1l.,toek'5of Iron Pipe ~ % % A Cliodrvalves, ;_sm_m Gan ' J Prn-Ptlv tended to- .`-o`J}>.-_,; .'-A-, .' ` for Steam, Water and Gas, Globe Yaw , and Water Glasses. All work s 4;.` ._.__. 3 Josnpn LEIGHTON, AA nnauvan - nu- `The CLASS H PO|~_||Es of the STANDARD are FREE FROM "In`'l`DTl`14VTl\kr ..t` ...... L.:...`l m:.. _..........I ___1__ u_:_ n-1:__ 1 `Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Chain, Bar Iron, Cast steel 1 S Spring Steel, Machinery Steel, Sleigh-Shoe Steel, assorted length and sizes. -uns, Ries, Primers-, Cartridges, Shells, Ammunitiomq Cloth for Halls, Oil Cloth Mats for Stoves S and Tables. Savageunw, of emu: man. A French oicer has submitted to the War Ministrya rie that will roject a stream of vitriol for a distance 0 70 metres. He proposes that this weapon be used only against savages, to prevent their making frenzied `rushes. ` - S',UiA int. DUNLOP STREET. H. V,` V-. ` H ..q AGENT? FOR THE HOWARD FURNACE,` UNDERTAKER. T ` % E`nnonhfurn1ahodooB 8- plate. Caskets and W ns of `various 10518 and prices always h stock. All orders will". SUBSISTING ASSURANCE` INVESTED FUNDS. OVER . GOV. DEPOSIT AT OTTAWA HARDWARE, At J. HENDERSON S. _oA5P:u'rEn AME OFFER AT LOW PRICES : Blow B10 Head. OE. Williatn Coo .er, father of thelate W. H. Cooper, of O inton, Ont . tired of this world s cares, put an end to himself last Tuesday. He placed a gun in his mouth. and pulling the trigger blew the top of his head 011`. The corpse presented a horrible sight. He died instantly. _It is just one year ago that his son threw himself before an express train and was instantly killed. .s.AA. s1'nA'n-Iv. Aggyt. ` Wheel Barrows, 1-: s?mEE'r,,NE:"r TO THE CANTON jfr;mArsro1m;'*.` " T L 5 e Permanent enlargements by! {g-inew and beautiful process. 'sw1Ta1N KING, Photo, BotlIwoI| s Block, Barrlo BARRAU D Circular Saws, Leather Belting, And a full Line of Mill Sllpplieg O,AB_I'1_ETs FROM $3.00 PER DOZEN. E11181 pnuzn. munus. 1888. 1 889, 1 890. 1891. PHOTO STUDIO! once More the Fatal crouing. A well-known farmer of Lavel, was cross- ing the track just outside the town of Orange- uni- Inhnn Rh: `nnnnnn G-nnlt fr-nnhl-. at an an. Churns, BARRIEAND/BVRAGEBRIBGI spade and Shovel: W. M. RAMSAY Muuamz. Mosmn: 1'0: Ont. TIEEIB $101,000,000 35,000,000 1,200,000- ioelve cu-eful attention Cnirexatl onal Chute` cumin 8T.=-BAlll!, Unsung VII lg! yrvgtuululv IOIIIII J. BIVU Fl gbt $6. I say, .` Maybe] won't do tlrili" I113": IIBJH-CI, *' _Ill_[)_l!._ ` at him him very hu-d. 0PP08I'i` TH! `$7 `Tha.nk_ ` `You've y0\i?Ve got, t chucked Bla thou h_ be W to um Lha `vs me the fore I (`on .i(.|1' 1:]-H UV; Juu -\ and I I`C(`ku hid. You`! to nd all n better-in th( lqnare TOUIH n A nu:-t. Cuulbnv - `r\w~- D 8. part. Bglly, (1(m'L my say. I the mm) I u c\\',. 11 ' VIIU lllunl I v `\Ve ll vide the pm you will pa until you l Shy Evitll _v I : t e ham zatfor `Ft ma-gths. v ll 4\' __, fivorably u bo'furnish ' don t. care out if _Vuu'\ am 8. chan: how Ilmny wa.an`t fur. `I 4 " \m1,` _ `CV7? `VIII fdephrtmen ` `Kn gunk I vvuu, good m:m_\' ntnvml \'(`-;' SUV Inn...` ` stayed \'< -z`_\ truthfully ; Whnta {tank 4 ut\ _, VVIIGV tun- Derrn hi! hand. " `-\`h:11 Chance-s :1 AL All l boost . 11 1| than 1-, T!,,_ L VI) ow-~ done, 1f V you. ~ H In. `:k-nit! changed you 1l 1'11} it \_Q H (1)`~)` changu _v eh? LN" 117. U1`: 1 4* \. -1 IL H .15 Derringtu the Sitllw precwiing (1 LIL` __ %.." ism - `Wit. Every ye closes _,i A uuouplef work` on mg; hsu4s;;-idthac gxsir `genus that we;-keg. ~I.. m'iI,ot uqiyn 9fi!1!38.;i*?~A10ng with ne` ~' into a new `year. I used to do that. so that about,hslf_the time ..I, was ,working six weeks ego instead of` to-day, s.n'l dragging, wesrisome..i business "`1'l:.":w'ss.` When you die there will `he Vunnished work Aend'raveled-out plsnson your hands. Thenwwhat are you going to _ do.'I-,'1 ake. it to heaven with you `and hotheir` and dragelong with it there? Not much you won't. Well, then, why. not `-`learn to drop some of it here? It is '3 " lesson not so easily learned, but, once learned, it is more refreshing than a gla.ss`of cool milk to the lips of the man with the grip- r ' I never :1 room n\`v-X with her, worship}. See? V1 \\` her frum going nut until I re L` e`u|g 4. \ uu. -.'O;`I like} )3; y0u`\' 1` I "Ill'L l|` are af The: it of whi.~}1 was one, cealed fr< world. ' means H assugew f, then,` An inmat wny of e uing the her rt-so ihdomita with but The was putt. there k alone, fo wait and would. I I th than haw we were the was the girl wouul 1 vacant. `NIH and Imr V .\4ClII K . ,'l`he enforv e'( pearwl bl rea1i;/.-- .; ;\l', the mun t.h1`ou;;h far as 1 that ynt the gain Beirut to crown: cannot Escape the Angel or Death. The son of Napoleon the Great ended his days in exile at Vienna at the age of 21. The Count de Chambord, the hope and representative of the _olderline of the Bourbon kings -of France, died in a foreign `land , having passed his lqeg_1ife of half a century in exile. The hando some and popular Duke of Orleanu, the eldest son of Louis Philippe, came to an .__4.:..__I.. _.._.1 I._ I..-_.`..... 8-..... LI- 4--uqnnn All\r undo `.1 to jokin mud an I cuss pul fune-`ml 11 A1 _| pm I The re s Iteami whole 1 [ll vv Iavnv A An ringtrm as cg`), your m ` ` A n swing, felt th for par been ox Ho : I)AB" buaines While _ faro ta ing of IlI,,, C ` `J us pointin room a 'ina.t.i9n piderab pf a no IIIUIIIIIIHI The death of L the young Prince` Im- perial, the son of Napoleon lII , by the spear of a savage in Zululand, is not yet forgotten. Neither is the tragic and of the Archduke |'Rudholp, Prince Imperial of Austria, nor the regretted demise of the youthful Prince Baldwin, son of -the heir to the throne of Belgium. The two -sons of the `King of the Netherlands both .died in the prime of life, leaving only their fragile little, sister to inherit the crown of Holland. The death by con- sumption at Nice of the elder brother of the present Czar of Russia was one of the melancholy royaltragedies of the hour. and the more so, like . the Duke of `Clarence, his betrohthal to a fair young princess had just taken place, mks` Davnna T\..n..m.._ knnnrvnn `kn now rnsjrwms wny.Lmggmua;n]a;J 611: He V -lircha ~fgI)`pIa I IIIVX vfould I "``.`i:. am folonco; if I. vun nu "An I `If _\'( UIIIVDII DU Ul lulvlllil A losllplrvg vwlnav vv was untimely end by leaping from hisearriage while his horses were `running,a;way", and with him perished the lastfchane of the establishment of the line "of Orleans upon the throne. The Princess Charlotte; daughter of, ".George.lV;. of Englandand heiress to the crown, died in early womanhood in child bed. i The two daughters of William IV., either of whom, had she survived, would have reigned over England in place of Queen Victoria, e. ch. lived only a few months. ` '7 ` V ll, 3 .1, , , ,,, ,, l'i,:__ ,, `l'_._ VIIHUCCU LIKE! JIIUV IJWQVII P1390. The Princess Dagmar became the wife of his younger brother, and is now the Empress of V Russia. The father of the present King of Portugal had an elder brother who died before he came to the throne. The only son of the present King and Queen of Belgium; the direct heir to the crown, was taken from them by a. long, wasting malady while he was still a. child. What a Man 1! Made Of. According to La Practician, man, from a chemical point of view, is compos- ed 13 elements, of which 5 are "gases and and 8 solids. If we consider the chemical composition of a man of thevaverage of 154 pounds; we nd that he is largely composed of oxygen, which is in a state of extreme compression ; in fact, a man weighing 154 poundshas 97 pounds of compressed oxygen "in his makeup. The volume of this at an ordinary tempera- ture, if freed, would exceed 980 cubic feet. The weight of the hydrogen is only 15 pounds, but were this in a free state, at a temperature of 78 degrees, it would occupy a space equal to 2.800 cubic feet. - ' nl nl `vi. I-\l\JIl0 The other three gases are: Nitro- gen, nearly-1 pounds; chlorine, about ` 26 ounces; anduorine, 3% ounces. Of the solids carbon stands at the head of metalloids, there being about 31 pounds. Next comes phosphorus, 26 ounces, and and_ sulphur 3 ounces. The most abun- dant metal is calcium, more than 3 pouds ;' next potassium. 2 ounces; com-- mon:salt. 2 ounces, and iron. ' .1 ounce. The various combinations which the chemist can form of these metals and metalloids are almost innumerable. . > Honor Roll. Honor rolll west: wa.rd achool for Feb., 1892. Mr. Whitebread a room seni r division--John Campbell, 4Robt. Andea- son, . W. Ball, M. Churchill. Junior .l:..:-....._ 'li`_....'l.- Q.-nu. 14`-l...'I 'I'T-.-....L-..L DUIJ, vv 3 JlGll' ula. Lvslallo U uuaug divisinn-Frank Spry, Ethel - Urquhart, John Barr. Miss E.Lee s division. 1st class-F. Cummings, J. Bowman, N. Black. 2nd class-J. Paton, R. Churchill. E. Micklin. 3rd olass-E. Luck, R- J ohnson-, G. Partridge. Miss Booth s division-Seniors-G. Caldwell, G. Campbell, T. Willette. J uniors-N . Bothwoll, H, Plewes, M. Hunter. Miss MoPhee s divison. Sen1or-Robert Bond, Mary Perkins, Bertie Weston. ` J unior-` Laniie Abbott, Anderton, J. Flanni- gan. Miss Bowen's division. Class I- Maud Villiors. R. MeCutoheon, L. Donaldson. Class 2-J. Job, A. Hay- wood, W. ` McCutcheon. Class 3.--E. Lane, G. Crognan, J. Potts. ` . A Pleasant Herb Drmk-A SDIIII Medicine. ,' The druggists tell us that people call -daily for the new cure for constipation and sick- headache?discovered by Dr. Silas Lane.` It is, said to be Oregon grape root (9. great remedy in the far west `for those complaints) com-' bine'd~.;.with aim le ~lierbs,'; and is made` folgus, `by pouring on oiling water to draw o'ut'th9 strength. It` sells at:50c. ~ and $1 a package aridis calledfiianefs _Fa1i1ilv` Medicine, V. V` .. J Elsewhere-in -this issue we publish the; particulgrg Ma `gemarkable cm-evthat fairly`, f loutrilvals Iihe celelirhted cu; bf John Mar-" shall, of Esmiltonggwhich "created suo'l:la_ ..-'._~_-.-a:..... cI..........`l.......L. AL- ..........a...._ . -" '**1i >"-iH"'rS""13.1..'. j`;J.6}:`=rr1" %`:%eo r-*.zeii; as tho l:sdihg?2qv:2a9Mi.T. e,NA`;5&t|i.i ., 'Stste+`1`cap'ital=,'i buds. OhO?0f'5 't:he;lemd1ni`- ` .paperso;the niyedz, .Snei .f"i`Th .6r6*1a; . the'refo;-e,`:_norroon 5|:o'dc_iiIl>'f.1:!ilat. _ie j:pa._:'-: ' tio'\1la`.1"s"` of-' `tpbf ,;.;:,a_ 1p'1j 'pto11'_'1ja;_itqly=:'qdd 70I!'8fuyrB9t*;fOi'hy . In .'e.W.1`7y '- rel1pd;(ti~ue. `m'id1';n}upt"thereforo prove th_e-,x eapont -il.N 03`!'|"5? ' t?` Q11?-` .i'9`1to`,, ,W.5.. tlitfbre .c9mme9d the qrlgiblb 6 V'l1A'aii",oi1"%O.fi1'l,_. [e1-. n`nn1' 3` 1': `B6.lI;I8i0n;?~l,1! 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The weeping tree of the Canary Islands is wet, even in a drought con- stantly distilling water from its leaves, -and the wine tree of Mauritius Island furnishes good wine instead of water. Akind of ash in Sicily has a sap which Ahardens into crude sugar, and is used as such by the natives. without any rening. The-products of the -wax tree of the_Andes resembles bees wax very closely. Then there is the butter tree of'Africa, which produces as much as a hundred pounds at once, only to be renewed in a few months This secretion, when hardened and salted, is diicult to" distinguish from fresh, sweet` butter. Closely rivaling this is the milk tree of South America, the sap of which; resem- bles rich cow s milk and is used as such- by the natives. China can boast of a" soap tree,.the seeds of which, when used as soap,.producea strong suds and re- move dirt and grease readily. In direct oppositiongto these useful trees, is the man-eating plant of the tropics, which resembles Venns s y-trap in its nature. It has a` short, thick trunk armed with narrow, exible barbed spines.-Gold- thwaite s Magazine. ' V ;15|oA:..:=_1 7 v.` ., . , 1% acre; win he sold en.hloo__o1f`_,_.inVlQts onl veryreasonablete Apl _ ~ * J..&.- c A-R-'l1HY.. 1 5 V *1 B.3r5'3'vf' ._.. - L 294:. '~ Barrie. I ' bf-V '-KI '717B`3l`9|f-11. . 98$ -j _hxveIaI_1ecf .* .- 'T . . r-' N01D$01 P110007 00-. -Toronto. Ont. (}0NSllMPT|llN%, N its rst stages, can [be successfully checked by the prompt use of Ayer s Cherry Pectoral. Even in the later. periods of that disease, the cough is wonderfully relieved by this medicine. ' I have used A er s Cherry Pectoral with the `best e ect in my practice. This wonderful preparation once saved my life. - I had a. constant cough, night sweats, was greatly reduced m esh, and given 11% b my physician. One bottle and .3 9. of the `Pectoral cured me.-A. J. Eidson, M. D., Middleton, Tennessee. Janna. annoy vvxopu Several years ago, on a passage home from California, by water, I contracted so severe a cold that for some days I was conned to my state-room, and a Physician on board considered mg life n danger. Happening to have a ottle of Ayer s Cherry Pectoral, I used it freely, and my lun s were soon restored to a health con ition. Since then I have invaria ly recommended this prep- aration.--J. B. Chandler, Junction, Va. o'd by all Druggistl, Prlcesi ; uixb;>ttlen.0i._ Q. \IAIl.l\thlhl\1\4I Several years ago I was severely ill. The doctors said I was in consumption, and that they could do nothing for me, - but advised me, as a last resort, to try .A\ver s Cherry Pectoral. Alter takin Ids medicine two or three months was cured, and my health remains good to the present day.-James Birchard, Darien, Conn. --A..7 A__ __._-.__-.,1,_-,, The widow or spur-seen. Apart from her intense piety ' and great energy, Mrs. Spurgeon is a woman of some accomplishments. She has some- thing of the pcet s faculty, and although very `rarely reading any work of ction, has told` `her friends innumerable little anecdotes indicating the brightness of her "imagination. She will - relate, for instance,_how walking one day with her husband in their grounds at Norwood, she came. across a sky1ark s nest in the thick grass, much to their delight. Next day she went to the eld to again look at the bird and-its tiny eggs. What was `her distress to nd that the cows had beenlet loose into the eld. ` Surely, she thought. the little nest will be trampled upon and destroy the young. _ Approaching `the spot with trepidation, Mrs. Spurgeon was overjoyed to ' nd that the nest was unhurt; the cows had eaten the grass all around, but as if with some divine instinct had left this spot untouched. Upon such an incident Mrs. Snurgeon would ' base a sermon as powerful in its way as those of her husband's. Then in -her reports of the Book Fund, in miscellaneous contribu- `tions to the Sword and Trowel, "Mrs. Spurgeonhas shown some litera` `gift, scarcely less marked than ` the. omely taste,` the`modest,art with which she has made the inside-of Westwood beautiful as its'outs'i'de,' and its surro.,unding's/ as _ - beautiful as to all her hushand .s_adherents appears the character `ofi"its 'mistr ess.-`-- ` Fhnmenrcx .DOI.M-AN in` the.Marc`h Izadies ` _ 'Hme'Jurm1d"3..::lir! . ~ ` .11. V _ Ayer s l_`-_|][yV_Pectnra|, v PREPARE}; BY Dr. J. G. Ayer & co., Lowell, Mass. I-lIa-c_ur||1._)). I-Jr\? '- Vh.'-`R0130-" H. A. Anonn, 11.1),` `mndW|llIIperiortoany prescription Sour Stomach. piarrhaaa, Worms. elves s1e.e1_>.Ind prom-on: di- ` "Oauorhi uowelladsptodtaochndrenthat canons cures uouo. 'UllIIlIaIpIIuv.u, Eructstlon, wu$x3iux-Ions medlcotloil. ` n18%Ol!0fd.3&.Btook1yn,x,y_. _ `Regulatlels the Stomach, Liver and `Bowels, unlocks the$ecret.ions,'Purifiesthe Blood and` removes all Im- purities from a `Pimple to `the wo rst. Srofu.lous Sore. ;::(.J.uItorIs"is.|_ow'e1lAndapi:e.;ltochndren` M`. aml ougm. mm c.,u.,_ .o...u` ma ........ ..-- _......_:........-.... .............-ma... Diarrlgcna, You % E:Re%a.d% The Myrtle Navy brand `of smoking tobacco has stood the test for over twenty years, and during that time it has lost` no friends and gained scores of thousands. This` lengthened experience shows that it is no mere 'pa;ssin' fashion which has gained it the approval 0 the public, but its superiority in the essential qualities which make a first- class tobacco. _ V ` AEn:e;Au%n smoup: ADVANCE -`v"W air: And all Funeral Requi;{i:es Furn1"';he:l. H, stended to. _ G. 0. DOLMAGE,Mnna`ger,Strou(1,' y smm wonxs AND snow ROOM, / COLLIE 1a..s'r.. 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Advertisers will please bear in mind that no- tics of intention to change advertisements must be handed in to the olce not later than Saturday at 10 o clock, and the copy for such c _ must be in the Anvmcm office not later than 2 o'clock noon on Tuesday, in any week; otherwise the advertiser s announcement may not be made public until the week following. Advertisers will not be allowed to use their space for advertising an hin outside theix nwn rncrnlnr hmainnnn. gmn thv (In an, AQVUIUIBUFB W111 HUI: 06 BUUWBQ lo!) 11% IIIIUII angthiax own regular business. ho the do so. l*.ra.nsient rates win be charged for no adver dsement IIIOIII B8 VVEIIBB OI nu mnua. 1.035 3!! luunu. Property for Sale or to Rent, 8 o Articles. Eto.. Eto.. must be aooomgni with the cash. and will be. insex-ted-F t insertion, 2 cents per word`. each subsequent insertion, 1 oexgfer word `names, addresses, and guresooun as words ; but a reduction to 1 cent per word will` be made when the (number of insertions or the nun! mntfnr nvnnn Wnnn B Preferred positions in the paeor will be sold at an advance of one third on 3 ve rates. Thin Ivnln In-HI ha ntrlnfln nni-I-Ind an-It A Bab y wan Four Feet and Font yr -rI-__:_-.. 1:...'..... man!` `Rn:-h'aI'nr"I Cdndensed advertisements on First Page such as Wants of all kinds. Lost and, Found. PI-nnm-tv fnr Quin nr tn -`Rnnt, R-nnnin A1-nlnn \JUllll'GU|a D|.l.VU.l'IAl.BUl.I.IUI.ll-ID WILL UU IGBUII DI! Ill tollowing rateanwhioh are drafted on correct commercial p ciples, and. as they will be strict-17 Wdhered to in making new contract` after present contracts expu-e, there will be only one nrloe for all :n _ ` 1' BWO n1onu1s-u1e wft"h1o per cent. added. QONTRAUP ADVERTISING. Contract advertisements will be teken at th rate which nnmmm-ninl n nninlnm and. an thaw will ha um ADVANCE. ms A cxnouuvrnon or rmnrnnn nmvnnnn an % EIGHT`! con-ms. \ Almost 11 not quite dome am of any other . Paper pnhiiahed in Barrie. - Canvmnnsns snotmn Non: nus rAor.'B (12 lines solid nonpu-oil make` one Inch). mu: uonruanunnvnucs 06 11115110 wnun U16 IlI1lIlDB1' I sine matter exceed Fotm. ` . V. .- V10 IIVQIQQFO Y , , . ` ` Iv '; `: , 1' . . .4 ~ , T M` Q " cmnmn omen, mumwom, om 5 ECU VVIIIII lull! rwvv wan. gv..- ,....._....- Mrs. K. Houbon, living~.nea.r Burlington, Ia., has given birth to a. girl baby with four well-developed feet and hands and one body, the two orga.nismsbeing grown to- gether face to fac_e. The little mqnstrosity 13 alive. " Coal in Car lots solddlrect to consumers... V '- - No lnterlliedlate prom. Write` for P1lcesA. .__ - A * % Special Attention Given use-% cletleu and (3_lul.r_s`.. . ` 1 . % -i._; -\. ll 1 < - `- .: ... `.;,; r"n'i'n-In-' "u"nu{.u"'as'.L'.'.".w.'.-`;"_;a' . - 1%: noonsvuisx 'nrIu=`hM!I:9T mu -ox::cea`:o==.-:mna%-: . % % DRUGS, 1>A'1:nm:~n:p_n1o1Nns, pm: 7 AN D BRUSHES; V` r i;'uqp.1;-?rx'qx Aognnnpv xotm VAR !-'IbI:4%,`=; Im-,L No. or Inches Space. '-V IV-F!;!',-..` !.'.'..'.'.!:`.!`J I _ CONDENSED ADVEB lug UUU uruun Junta Uuunluu vuw uuvvu vs. vsnu5c- ville when his horses took freight at an a. - preaching train and became unmanageab e. The team was struckby the locomotive. McGarvey was instantly killed and the horses so badly T injured that they `. subse- quently died. McGarvey was aged 55 \7AnI`I.