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retired to his room shortly after ten. The night passed as usual. Nothing whatever occurring to alarm the accu- pants of the inn, and at the appointed lumr next day the "lmots' prm'eeded to the visitor’s bedroom for the pur- pose of awakiug him as arranged. He knocked several times and called out the hour, but failing to elicit any reply, he tried the handle with a View to entering the room, but the door was locked. He again knocked violently and shouted loudly' through the key- hole, but still to no purpose. Actuated now by a vague feeling" of alarm, he summoned his mast-er, and the latter, finding;r it utterly impossible to rouse the stranger, burst open the door and entered the room. Here a, terrible sight presented itself. In the bed, the clothes half turned down. was lying the stranger, stark and dead. - He had been stabbed in the heart by thite-lmmlled, clasped knife, which still mumined in the wound. From the position of the body and the ex- u-essirm of the cmmté’nance of tho eceascd', it. was plain that he had been Smut! ten at twelve years ago a ten ’iblo and n'xyrterious murder was com- mitted at a quiet. little vnlluge m one of Ami than the t aâ€"pop mm mm Juhll Eltlim I’ll Buun (’utwr; ' , John mile. in «out in any 0:. ‘ And Sunny. fut u butwr. Au 1 there t Int um shelled the on And Hkulhfid stirred the lire w. An-l mhwd of dil’erent kinda of an. Ami hitched thelr chain up higher. Thvn n she the npner “100k. ’l‘hen Jo 0 ha Ihoo the puppet. Ami hath their faces new as red An shawlmnu made of mppcr. And then the nheiled and popped and ate. All kind: 0 fun inf-puking; Ami he haw-hnwod at her remarks. And me luuglwtl at his joking. Ami mu they upped and still they ate» JuhllI mom we: like a hot» mar-- Azzi stmd' the 0:0 and syrin vd salt. mi shook 3nd ohuok t w popper. The clock struck nine. tho cinch struck men And will the corn kupl 9061mm: "struck eh-vcn. than struc twvive. And still no stun uf umppint. Ami .luhn lll' luv. and Susan she though“ ’i‘hi- u :ru did pup and putter. 'l‘ili .iulm cried nut: "Thu uurn'u nelirri Why. Susan! what‘s tlw limiter?" said she You '1! I'm tir-u W h 3' d ullged "- p Lu t‘lw MURDER WILL OUT ; “John Stiles. it's (me u‘(: Mon indigestion! l..l_“nll this poypiux corn! m‘t yuu pu'p fife quantum? l’Ol’l’ING CORN. 1025 Hargrieve Rd.. Unit London, Ontano N6E: IP7 INTECH (1934) associates sane o'clock! m, appz‘trently mm of age. rod mud a small' the fact of his enterefl the hotel, looking, the Waite} obsen'ed, as if he, had just. seen a. FHM‘BFTR ghost, Something had evidently oc- Wl:‘;(;e'l;w‘€ curred to upset him, for he, chmbfcd Greonh visibly, audvhis fame was pale as ashes. {he an Wqung into the notYec-roum, ho culled 1,,im(i;s£;g for half a. pint of brandy. and drank ship will plan nfl m.-:u'!_v the whale of the raw s‘pil'it ! the Sufi? Av TIIIC I“.AII NI IE [IS V I] ‘1 JG IRFII’()I{T‘FII?. A waiter. howeVer, Was nhle to throw a. little extra‘ light on t‘hi‘shutlden de- parture. Ha said that the estrzmger had intimimated his ihtontimu. of going fishing in the afternoon, and, after ordering lunch for half past mm,- had set out for a stroll through the town. Shortly hefum this time he hurricdlv .I ‘ The little they were able to discover amounted to this: A porter at the ‘statinnjdentitieul the stranger as haw- ing reached Lehmd on the ,lst of June by the .8230 train from Byfield ‘( this was u. market toWn eighteen miles dis- tznutl. He was certain of this fact. and also of the date, for this reason: His wife had come from Bylield on that day and by this train; she and the gentleman in question were the only passengers. and when he ‘ took the tickets he noticed that the latte‘r‘s was marked Bytield, and was struck by the slight coincidence of both the solitary arrivals having come from the same- plu-ce. ‘ ‘ Inquiries were at once instituted at Bytihhl. and soon the proprietor of a' hotel in that town mine forward and r cognizetl the deceased as having stayed threexluys in his house, from the 30th of May until the let of Jnno.. lie lnul announced it as his intention of remaining for it much longer period. but utter luncheon on the hist‘men- tio‘nell day. hemlletl quite unexpectedly for his hill, and took his departure shortly after two. {hit us to who the gentlemen was or where he k-mne from, the landlord could not afford the slightest clue. ’ Pending the curom:r's inquest, a large, reward was offered for the appre- hension of the murderer, and the police left no stonexuntunml in their endeavors to unruvelthe mystery. But, as l have already remarked, failure. ab~ FOI'LI‘W fuilx‘u‘e.‘ attended t'h'eir cxgrtiuns. sluin‘while asleep. and had died with- out a struggle. His black bag. which he had taken to his room with bin. was; missing, than; was Art n sine“. min in him pockets, and a gold watch and chain and several ringsww nich a. waiter was certain he haul notice the pmwmling eveningâ€"were also nowhere to be fouml._ Hence it was inferred, and very naturally, that plunder had been the object of the crime. The window was wide open. and. through this, as the door wax-1 looked on the inside, the assassin must have entered the room. Repairs were going on in another part of the premises and a ladder which had been left standing against one of the walls by the work- men had been shifted and placed close to the murdered man's window. Here it was found in the morning, and by it the murderer had undoubtedly as- ccndud and made his weape. The deceased clothed w-ere carefully searched but nothing calculated to flu any light on the dime cguld be fun.“ It was impossible, too, to ascertain [Ill-l name or position. for his linen was un. mnz'ked, and no letter or swap of paper of Anny kind was to be discovered. THIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT IS IN VERY POOR CONDITION ELlZAm-JTHTOWN.â€"-‘ED“INHiRBUP tem‘ mumce nwetings have been held at Lyn, Greenhush and New Dublin dur- ing the past week. The canvass is progressing thvoml-ly. ' This ‘town- ship will pa]! 9. Mme vote in f'avnr nf' S.an I‘leern'. fiat‘lmlcrs Fruytm. of“ anbardy, rupm-t-s HIM. one m.- vusser. in this tuwnship had the nmmrs of fifty Manors in his district. nUu canvassing lu‘e wrurml “M‘Lywight of them to the petition. ‘ ()fliriul' returns plum the majority for the Scutt Act in Arthuhuaka coun- ty at 1,252. ' party t6 intimidate the ‘pcnpic against Vuting im- the Act. Aqudi-ng brewer oi' the «utility drove out to sue one, of the largest growers of hups and ban-Ivy iu the toWnship, :iml (-mumcnced with the thty:â€"~~“Arc you going in Hip. part the Scotti-Mi?” The hop gmwvr. responded by Miying that ho had not hardly made up his mind what, he wm-M (in. “I tell you what!" said the hmwm'. ““If' you summrttho Act, I shit” not buy your hnpn m- bulky" ()ul‘ imp growing t'l'iv'ml quietly told Mr. Hrowgr that hccnuhi Izvu \vilhum growing ouhcrhops m' Hurley, and it" that was his litt'lé game hu would vote for and use all My“ influence for Hm‘Sif-ntt A('i.“"~".\l|1i he will. SCOTT .ll'T .D'l)?‘ .‘h‘ I." {41211133 5‘ G‘REJ‘ I '1 L’L‘L‘. REAR Ynxnn AND ESCt)’l"l‘,-â€"~~C&llvafl- son-a mu ubuut through in this town- ship and report about 80 per cent of 1110 electors Higniug the petitions. Alzmys’rA.â€"-â€"-Jas. llihscll,‘vicc presi- Lfimt 01' this township, gave us the cweriug intelligence that Augusta would pull a large “Vote in {‘ewm- of the Ant. He gave an inawtunm of the tut-tics pnnuml bylhe untiuSoou Art, ul mm gulp. AH 1w dial so, his hand book an violontly that no coul-l mrurccly ruiw (ha tumbler tn hiu U )s. He tried In em his lmwheou, 'ut smild :‘cun‘ciy az‘tallu» n umrwi; and than, utter myiug his hill. he toukhin hag and roJ, flunk out of Hm house by a side cutrtnce. and hurried away dnwn one of the back streets. I Tu I») voluiilllutr.) l’nrtake. of well-cooked .beef and mutton. rice well boiled, and avoid pastry and laxative fruits. I Take your meals ‘at regular seasons. Avoid bodily fatigue and mental ex- haustion. By excitement or violent cxvrcise you increase susceptibility of the system to disease. The following sensible rules slmuld be regarded by those who desire to keep free of the cholera: Observe strict cleanliness in your person and clothes. Change your undergarments daily. Be regular in your ‘ habits of life. meals, exercise and-sleep. Dress comfortably for the season and avoid the night air as much as possible. Avoid the use of alcoholic drinks. Live temperately; avoid all excesses in outing crude. raw and indigestible gonad, especially cabbage, salad, cucum- s and unripe fruits. A greater safety will be secured by boiling all water. used for drinking pur- pews. Guarding against ('holera. l’ "m" Mr'lt Hm hmmwu.’ and main 14')g6lln-r. "aim; tlwn'wlnlo lml add the plaster. Pmu' L 0“ l-t'lw mmpnuml into the hole while hal" 34"“ “1" and pl’vm lmmllc in firmly, _ ‘ Snccnss in raisinglmuoe plants may MONK" lw thrwardml by min}; 2 parts garden v COHII- soil and 1 part fine ref! sand. Stir tlm soil around the mots of‘ the plants. 0 team Vanel' only wlwn the plants Hccm' tn ltfld at m‘ml it. \Vhon any ol' the lwuvm h dur- Wither and fall, inflow! of lllmwiwr ‘ass is thcm'mvay, make little rolls of‘ thorn ‘town- nml tuck them (lawn in Hue nurtl: vnr of whvrn they dovnv. 'l‘h‘lu‘ iw the b(:-~t gl'u-rlilizor lnmwu; . ‘ H' Hayl-mm popper l9 sprinklml pl'emif’ully in lhn resorts: of rats, tlwv will resent llw inhuspimhlc‘treatment and will retire from tbv pre’miflus. If Htuvo pnlish is mind with very jslmug soup Mltls, tlm lustre appear» , imnwxliatvl)’ and the dual. ml the pp; fish (low not fly around an it ‘uslmll. l “loos. (live it :t mial. e ! Kniwé with ivory or hone h:leth I which haw become loosm‘nv‘l. or fallen l . ‘ inlll entirely, mm be command at hmnn l and with mun.“ emu-1190, hyn-sin‘g‘ thii mm‘bnl: take 4 parts rusin, 1 part. 1 l’m-swux and ‘1 part phwternf' ‘pnrix. Fig I’udding.-â€"â€"0ne and onanalf‘ pounds of flour. one and one-hulf pounds 01' figs chapped tine, one-half pound of boar snot, (me-half pound of sugar. one touupoohhnl of salt, a little spice, three eggs; mix with milk, lie in a cloth. and boil for four hours. 1 Chicken Soup..~â€" One chicken ioiub ed, two and one half“ pounds' of bex-t‘ cut into strips, kw” unions, two turn Jpn. one-half cup of range, peppe ' and 1 salt; chop onions and turnips; put nil ito bufl in seven quarts of water. i’l‘nkc nut malt and put into a jar. Win-“in soupthrmxgh a sieve. (1m itwo hours morn. Oxaliv :u-id wiH' always remm'e mud stains, wl‘zivh rc-auuot bu remove ad by map and wnfcr. Lyommise l’omtnns. â€"-,One quart ‘5 cold ‘bnilmi potatoes «at into dimw, mu: ‘ tahl(‘4l‘)uOIlfilI nl‘ chnpned oniOn, three tablespomwfnl m" butter, .mw tabluspmmf'ul nf' péuahsyc-hlmpetl13w 19:”) Hu- unit)“ in 'imlwr Liil you .-, thou mir in the putan and parsley. one tenspowd'ul ut' Ml“, mm-hulf‘ tun, spoonful of pemwr. Stir careiully with :1 furk HO tho potatoes will nut, gut brnkcn. . ()ornmun suit sump we” rubbed in, on mildew Mains mu! oxpnsud to Um sun will take thvm out entirely. If' a little koruwuo Oil is minu with ano palinh, i1 will-assistgreut ly in improving 11w innks of rusty irun Shlly Llum. «'1‘ we t-thimguxmmul ul' butler, twn ml.l.-..~.pun .sl'ul ufsugz‘u one cup of milk. throu rape of flour,‘ two eggs, uno tenspuoxmll‘ each "1 cream of tartar and audit. Layer Cuke.»-()no cu ) of' bum-r, three eggs, one and «me-Law on 5 nt‘ sugar, (We) and (mu-half cupsof our. one and (me-half «ups of milk, throu teaslmoust'ul of baking powder. Clear Suup.~l"our pounds of beef. oneohalt‘ gallon 01‘ water. boil slowlv eight hours, skim and strain then add two Onions, three stalks of celery. salt and pepper and boil twenty minutes and strain. nulics’ Dvpul'tilnent, Phone: (519)686-1970 Am Hours:657-()39()