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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-15
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-15

We ses that persons o. stfonE constitutions. and
young. safer Cor days With pains Of the limbs loss u
appetite. and FEVER who suddenly ct well after col.
e followed ny Shiny bilious stools The relief predas
ed by The crscuatlors The original guide 10 the
idea and practice - pufEston and which, when ss
foreed hy Brandshs ltus, aiwayn dement's. usually
cures ard vcn prevents d-csse especially scarlet Fe
yor and diseases o. j nliar en- racer.
l. l. Cook, pahsher ~ The estate Bsnne." Rem.
ngson vi. says Brandegbs Pulls cared him Of Dys
repsia, amer beiqg afflicted with Is ave yeAls.-
His friends and doctors considered his recovery Ina.
possible but ak boxes OF Brsndeth's Pills restored
hs health perfectly
youud lady OF Mount Pleasant was sorely troubled
with Tape.worm. All aduc, and medicine failed to
help her. She had no rest Thin, cAteworn and On
happy she looked the picture n misery. AT last tho
concluded 10 Try BNudeih's Pills In one year she
tlok seventy two boxes. They brought away, accord
ing 10 her own computation, two hundred yards
| OF tapo-worn. AZ length al her BID symptoms efl
her she slept and ate naturally aud her health be
came fully restored iva
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-15

a CLEAR SMOOTH SIKH and hEAuTfFUL
COMPLEXION folIavs tbs zee u HsleHstp's Co.'S
ekErnA4Eb ErTasa. sAss4FAanBA
u removes bzrA sEgts pnpies and al eraptious -
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-15

THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIAEcY OF com
PLE1lON must purify and enrich the blood, which
HELnB0LD'e EITRA0r oY sARfAAARiLLA Invariably
does. ASK for Hefab0lds. Take no other.
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NOT FEW Of the worst disorders tlBt Gfflrt man.
kind arise from corruption Of the blood HginBoLB',
ENrEAor sAHsAFAElLLA Is remedy Of the utmost VA
ne,
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- TIL GfN8 MONTHS. fhe system hstnFsiiy
guGergscs s8sGf and lRNssau's nsHbg Nos
cSsfNATEB EKFEAe1 - StaAtFAkfLta u an sssiEtsai
oi the greatcst vlise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-15

QUANTITY %. QUALITY HuHBnLps EHrR4or
SAHsAPAEiLLA. The dose Is small Those who desire
q large quantity and large doses Of medicine ERR
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c0EcEgTE4 nm RI UfD E17RACT
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HELMBOLDts CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
sARsAPAklLLA, # the grsat Blood Pw[ay.tT
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Mnnted. Agents. 80 y i,os b, go

w NhtNNs AeNFHANs everywhere. mails aud
femsic, 60 Introduce The GENUINE iNpRnN ~ GIN
MON rkNSE FAMILY skMtN0 MACHINE Tits
machine Ntil stitch hsini fell tuck qaiit CHfd. hinA
braid aud embFUidef 10 maet satisfactory manner
fripe 9uy So Fully warranted tur ave wars We
Ill psy Si@n fpf art machine that Wii sew strong
er, more besnita ~ mere elastic eeHm than ours Is
BE- cut aud si tbs cloth cannot hr psiiet apstt
without tearing ", W. pas Agents fr1W t3s a. tgua
per month and expenses. EgntnI sSiuu irsm phirh
twice that amount can hg INSIDE. Address stGuMH
a CO. rtrrsut su Pa, hUsIaN, MAss 90 ~ LOFTS Nc
CAUTION Do not be imposed upHh D other par.
tier psmng 90 worthless cAAg-irOn machines, under
the otherwise, Our " the oaiY sesains
and really practical chrap machine manufactured.
\ ApIEs We sending 70 seclas ~ Ne AkM.
~ ING SILK coiurs 70 spt- % papcfs ~ superior
"Eustsh" Netdlos for ~ eohts How co, Port
land Maine
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soUTHMAYD 4 co.

Cor, Trsnopt A nroemacId sircsls, nsstoa.
Are tho sos agents igr The sale u righs ~ New Rag
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OTTAWA BEER.

l. cooling and reassR' beverage ms4r fly qaehth.
nE the thirst Than eng article IN $50. vhtrh maass a
psrralNflt 80 ikht anef kammer driak, and ualf
reqeircs Aif tfiA o. be appreciated
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IL makes the tpus FfiTCH, ALitK nufH SUES has
The under cea, and Il equal 10 every rcFPetl % any
Sewing Machine EVER Invented Prize Stb Warrant.
cd Tor years. Send for Circular Address inut SOS,
ClAHK a Co, Boston, Mass, rit,sharK, Ia, % 81
l1Hls Mo,
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. lasre handsome fetaFa hsaaftailt iiHatFaie3 vith
strri rnFrsfiH ~ aitnf STA sttauishfa apl % ant
giFti- NairsFse AaffafelnH hHriaslsr terf aUA
tarre cstnnisslus ztFth isbefa' sasres eid te 81
psyiencvd eds ieus fsnvassvfe Send laf desefp{g -
eifculars giving 0ili iut4fmatisn b.
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FfEFl FlRE!i ftGEilt
GLOBE FIRE EXTINGUISHER 90,

No. Dos tftct- NTW faik.
Great reduction iApfoe 80 ESQ Na9 st9t No 40
figst eltss Agtn swnuird A3dfess as shuto
$4,000 RsL.sGI-. Address Z r,Aso co a. Y
DArENTS MUM 4 90. Editors sctrnttAa Amer.
4 icah. 81 rafK aas. raw York twenty three
years oFrerinn,r in nbtaiaiug hAkluGAA and EUs
ROPkAN PATENTS
Opinions nn ghartc q nogphtrt i0s pages u NV
and Information free Address above
uuiLpEIts aend fuf ratitosne ~ all new Afetusef
- Wfai Banks ana jatrpaii. Address y bioksELL
A C1. pnb'rs Troy, II. on HpriH Edold NJ
ASK rnpR npcros On NnUuaisr FaA v RET Qtl
HlNE n equals lhiprD Qaiuna. Il made ouly BY
u sTEAthS Chemist, Detroit
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THlRTY YEARS Experience Ia ho fteattent OF
i Chronic md Sexual Discusses. 4 iAgstiahgfaal
Ven n harrtdqe The cheapest book ever pablisbed
cuntanihg nearly sen pages, and iBn anc plates aud
engraving uf ttf anatomy d tbt human organs In n
state ~ health sad aia1ase w'th HFptse Uu carly er
rors is deularnhle consequences upon ihe mlHi am
body, With he authors plgh 0f treatment the only
rational and sutecfsta mode OF cnfe ~ shown by
report " treated truthful adviser - TIE mar
fsd and hose caniem plating marriage Nbn entertain
doabts Of their physical condition. heni tee 81 post
sge any address receipt % 70 cents M stamps or
postal currency BY addfeesug Dr.. - UB0lN No ~
Maiden Lane. Albany. N T. The aaibhr may b. eou'
suited upon any ~ Tho Diseases upon which Die books
ttea either personally or by mall anG medicines sent
10 any part OF Toe W y.
Gel MORE VhLuaBiE THAN COLD
oELH l Iq puHlrplMs senl two Scent stamps
70 hUGusTE DUriN, Box 1921, CihclanatL O.
CELFH HELP FOR THE EREiNG-- Words ~ Cheer
Dior Young Men, who have fallen victims 10 hDoial
Lyils desire better Manhood. sent IN senied Hitter
envelopes free " charge. Address HOWARD AssO-
CiATluN, Box ?, Philadelphia, Pa.
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cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September rs.
FLoUR-Unchanged and dull; fami
" at e OOa6 %.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged; red
at 12a1 IL.
CORN-Quiet and unchanged at 9sca
100.
OATS-Steady at 50a55c. r
RYE-At l 90.
TOBACCO-Active; sales 267 hhds at
Z 50a23 IS.
WHISKY-Excited and unsettled at
| Is and l 50 bbls sold at this rate.
MESS PORK-Dull and nominal al
81 90
LARD-Negleeted; can be bought Al
l74c.
BULK MEATS-Firm; shoulders held
at l4tc. .l..
BACON - Firm; shoulders at l6c
sides at l9a191c sales.
BUTTER-Firm and fresh in light
supply at 30a35c. y .I.-
EGGS-Dull at 20. -
OILS-Lins. ed firm at l GOAL OF
lard at 33al IS; petroleum at l 33a
80
SUGAR-Active and in largo demand
sales 800 hhds and 4S0 bbls raw ut l3fa
Ice. 81 q 81, 4.
COFFEE-Firm and in good darnan
good to prime at 22a25c. r. {
GOLD LAT buying.
Observation-Disclosures to par buy
ing and 80 to Ito premium selling.
MONEY-ClOse.
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DAYTON, OHIO.

Kmanciparfss CeIebratisn-A Col
cred Preacher Claiming TO be q
HDemscrat.
CINCINNATI, September 23.-Yester.
day the colored people of Dayton joined
by delegations from most of the towns
on the line of c.. II. g. d. Iroad, and cele-
brated the anniversary of the emancipa-
ton proclamation. .
Peter II. Clark, colored preacher OF
this city, delivered an address. Among
other things he said: have, within
few weeks, had the good fortuHe to hnd
myself in accord with the good old
Democratic party, and to have senti-
ments applsuded by its organs, and sew
eral of them have gone so far as to
assert that with such sentiments as l
entertain aud avew l am as good a
Democrat rs need be-" The above re-
fers to newspaper comments and his
Louisville speech, of which he said: 81
find in reading over my speech, which
has 80 pleased my Democratic friends,
that demanded equal education, equal
employment and an equal ballot for the
colored man, and for this am admitted
in full standing to the Democratic
church." He spoke fer an hour; the
attendance large and order good. 4
Judge Swayne is to be on the bench
to-day in the United States Court.
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ENpoRsEMEgT,oF THE PRESS.

The m.ny thoussnAs cured a this es,Abll'h
msnt within tho last twenty years, and The 20
nerous I'm portant Surgical 0persfious perfsrIn'f
BY Dr. Johnston, wttnossod by Che reportsrs
tie sun, ADD many other papers botioes Of vhist
appeared again and again before the publis. b
,ides bis standing - 4 geDueman Of ohAts6tT
and responsibility, ~ . sufficient guaranty 70 ~
Afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. sagsdly
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.I

PARIS, September 23.-Prince De La
Tour D'Aperque, the French Minister of
of Foreign Affairs, and Mr.. Burlingame,
of the Chinese Embassy, have made ar
engagements for the establishment of
improved relations between France and
China on the basis of mutual concilia
ton, and the French Government has
sent instructions to its representatives
in China to act in accordance with the
policy.
The specie in the Bank of France has
increased 100000 francs.
LONDON, September 23.-The Times
to-day has an editorial on the situation
of affairs in France. 1t says if the EN-
peror is now recovered, his conduct
cannot be easily accounted for. The
new Constitution may be regarded as
virtually in vigsr the granting of am
nesty and tolerance extended to the
present Every circumstance tends to
lObboT tuC COaflOpiOh euop I" Nv" va 1859
dawned. Yet the Emperor remains in
active, as though he considered every
thing done. Tho public demaud the
convocation of the legislative body.
Uneasiness causes some members to
contemplate the invasion of their own
premises next month with a view of
celebrating without consent of the
Executive. No one, however, expects
resort to such an extreme. The legality
of the Emperor's dissolution and recon
vocation of the Chambers depends on .
technical bubble. Although the legis-
lative body separated before it was con-
stituted, still it had given formal signs
of its existence by several divisions.
PARIS, September 23.-The religious
journals express grief at the letter OF
Pierre Hyacinthe. The Monde says:
The letter justifes the fears which have
long been entertained in regard to him.
No such language has been heard in
the French Church since the middle
ages. The Patrie declares that the in
dependent language and courageous
tone of his sermons have attracted much
attention and have drawn on the preach
ers the condemnation of his superiors.
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Especially, whe have become the r,.,,-
Solitary vice, that dreadful and d,S,,I, q
habit which annually sweeps 10 an n..'eu
grave thousands Of Young Men ef Ire ra"-. ne!
altsd talents and brilliant intellect W. " e.
otherwise have entrAnoed listening Sen.,.. sa
tho thunder OF elsauence, or walked 10 - le
the thrilling Tyre, may call with faII "a, Va
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New York Money Market.


The features of Wall street to-day
were the excitement in the gold room,
and another advance in the rate, the
stringe1cy in money, and the, renewed
panicky feeling in stocks. The trans
actions in gold were on the side OF a
magnitude without precedent in the
history of the room. The rise to-day
was based partially on the unexpected
recognition of the Cuban insurgents as
belligerents at an early day.
>STERLING-Lower, and closed quite
nominal at 104i for sixty day bills, and
los for sight. 20 GOOD .y,-rieEL- q
GOLDSThe market stands at l43sa
1881, and the latest transactions were at
these figures. The two extremes of to-
day were at l41sl44f The-huctuations
were 80 frequent that they filled six
pages of the gold room ledger. The
rates for carrying fat, 1-32, 2 per cent
gold, l-l6a3.64a3. 32ata3-i6 and I per
cent. There is very little disposition
to lend gold on time, and very high
rates are offered for the use of it for fif-
teen, thirty or sixty days.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Have
been lower, but close firm. Coupons of
81, 12Oal20t; do '62. 122ta122i; do ga,
l2Oal2Ot; do '65, 1205al2l; do new, l15ia
llSf; do 81, llSsallSf; do '65, lStal1Sa;
l0-40s, -109ta109i.
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tional Convention, at Baltimore. One
of the objects is to consider the ques-
ton of the importation contract of
Coolie labor, and its effect upon Amer
lean labor, and to petition Congress for
the adoption of such laws as will pre-
vent its being a system of slavery.
Postal Affairs.
The Postofice Department has dis
posed of about four hundred Postoffice
cases, which have been pending for
some days, as follows: Removals, "A;
designations, 100; vacancies filled, IS;
name or site changed, 10; offices es.sb-
lished, "a; re-established, IS; offices dis
continued, 46.
Canal Project
A project is to be brought to the at
tention of Congress, at the next session,
to make for commerce new mouth OF
the Mississippi river by canal OF great
capacity, ON the line of the unfinished
James river and Kanawha canal, across
the mountains of Virginia.
The proposed work would BE- four
hundred miles long, and would make
continuous water communication from
the sea westward to the seventeen thou
sand miles of navigation in the Missis.
sippi Valley.
The Department Clerks
Here are organizing for another move
ment on Congress next winter, to secure
twenty per cent. increase on their sal
aries. A meeting of clerks for this pur-
pose is called for tomorrow evening.
The President.
The time of the President to-day has
been entirely devoted to business with
the Postmaster General, Secretary Of
the Navy and Secretary of War. A
large crowd of visitors were present,
but were not able to see the President
because of important business with
prominent officials.
InternatIeuaI Rxpesision.
The committee of one hundred here
tofore appointed met last night. Rese-
lutions were adopted for tho appoint.
ment of committee of fifteen to report
at an adjourned meeting an outline ola
plan for Grand International EXPOSE
ton at Washington in 1871. 1t was
suggested by one of the speakers that
the exposition be held on Washington
National Monument ground, and that
the surplus funds, if any, be appropria-
ted to finishing the monument.
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FROM OTTAWA.

Dispatches from Lord Granville
The Newly Appointed Governor Of
the Northwest Territory.
OTTAWA, September 23.-Important
dispatches have been received from
Lord Granville in reference to the ad-
mission of British Columbia to the con-
federation of Canada. He strongly
urges on Governor Musgrove and coun-
Gil the propriety and advantage Of the
union.
Mr. McDougall, the newly appel nted
Governor of the Northwes Territory,
leaves for the seat of government III
two weeks. IL is understood there will
be DO difficulty about the delivery of
the deeds of transfer of the Northwest
Territory before the loan is raised, The
solicitors Of the Hudson Bay Company
are prepared to deliver them at once.
Mr.. McDougall has made arrange
ments with an American company to
run a telegraph line to Fort Garry.
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Chicayo Market.

CHICAGO, September %.
FLOUR-Quiet aud easy at 5 75a6 so
for spring extras.
WHEAP-Active and a shade frmor;
sales No. at leal 1871; No, 2 at lea
III; closing steady at II for No. 2;
this afternoon the market was quiet at
II for No. seller September.
CORN-More active and tale lower;
sales No. 2 at 7SfaS0c; closing quiet at
79ic; rejected at 75ia77c; no grade at
74c; this afternoon the market was &C.
tive and easier at 7Sc seller September;
zoe seller October.
OATS-In moderate demand and taic
lower; sales No. 2 at 44a44ic; closi ng at
44c; rejected at 43s43ic.
RYE-In fair demand; sales No. at
s7}assc; No. 2 at s6as6tc;rejected at 76s
nc; closing at S6c for regular No. , and
76c for rejected.
BARI4EY-Dull and ss10c lower on
No. 9. seller the month, and Calico seller
October; closing at 80 for No. 2 in store
and seller September.
CATTEE-More active and lower at
3 3Oa4 90 for Stockers; 3 75a4 90 for
cows and light steers. .~. I
HOGS-Stesdy and moderately active
at 9 00a9 40 for fair to medium; 5Oa9 rs
for good to choice; 10 20 for extras.
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T. rACADEMICAL COURSE.


The student selects his own course Of study,
under the advice Of his Parents or of the Fac
ulty. The several schools are SO arranged as
70 sr aemis ~ anp VI ''1"' - t"'
lonowins ule1'.onS -, .o ,,h;oL Z. o,.oohoa
l.. DepAi W ~ .cuv1np or DTS
INC Deeree VI ps| ~ $780, Oa
TX ~ H.. Of u ,cuprop or ScrrScr
nd.a.,,osn, ~ Pbilo.onhy
D. Deps'n u1rs. 81 n, CI,vf 90 or pur osop,,v
TIL. nroas oF NJ ,sTvp or ApTs "a conferrad
o, stndepts who have completed the course of
on in nina n the schools and have taken
S S;uGS in seven Of these,
onnssIo<-, corpcp.
=. fhorEooioNAh Nooh'H''
1. Department of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma Of CIVIL ENGINEER
9. Department of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma Of MINING ENGINEER.
Department Of Law and Equity
with the Degree of BACHELOR OF Law.
It is proposed TO still further extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
REGISTER OFFICE,

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. %, '69. {
GRAIN-We quote No. red at l 10
al 20: No. white at 3Oal 30. Co,n
ia in fair demand at S5c. Oats sTeau.
and sales at 3Sa4Oc. Rye steady; safes al al
soc. Barley 90 fer spring anu ~
for fall. &C oo.,o m for hailed.
,oosa $40 OOaI4 90 per ton:
'oT MISUNDERSTANDING, 23a2oc tor
~ nrime. Sugars-Re6ned sngars
tan " oaod to choice New Orleans
1u.isic. Porto Rico 13fa14}c; Cuba
ias,aic: Demarara 16al73c; Crushed
i2sa coffee 16fc; B coffee 16}c;
r. sStra 1861; C coffee 15fc. Molasses-
Nav orleans s0as5c; Porto Rico 75c;
baltimore Syrup 75aS5c; New York do.
aoai 90: Choice Syrup GOAL 10.
PROVISIONS-We quote mess pork at
% 90: shoulders loci; clear rib sides 19c;
clear sides 19ic; sugar cured hams 24c;
family hams 23c. Lard 20ic.
POTATOES-Supply large; sales at 5Oa
FLOUR-Market dull and unchang-
ed. Red wheat is held at 6 so; fancy
at 7 IS; super6ne at 4 5Oa4 IS. Rye
Flour-none in the market.
BUTTER-Is more plenty and is now
held at 30a35c for prime; common at
1Sa20c.
SALT-Dairy 3 80; Ohio River IS.
TEA-Gunpowder tea 5Oal 20; feupg
Hysou tea 30a1 60: Black tea OOai q
TOBACCO-Nsvy tobacco 65a75c
dark los and Is 65a73c; bright IS and los
75aeOc; fig lump 70aSOc; Garrett's snui
73c: CARROTS snuff in boxes 3 so.
FISH-Firm. We quote: Mackere'
No. 2 half barrels 8 50; No. medium
6 90: No. 3 large so. Lake herring,
half barrels, 8 90; white fish 8 %; Labra-
der herring at IL 90.
Carbon OIL-At 2sc per gallon and
charge for package.
EGGS-Dull; sales at lSc per dozen.
CHEESE-Market firm and demand
good. We quote Goshen at lsc; factory
at l7al7ic.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 3fa4tc,
according to width aud thickness; horse
shoe SIC; heavy baud 4ia5fc; hoop and
light band, 6 to / inch, 5a9t; round and
SQUARE 3sa74c; oval iron 4ta5c; half oval
and half round 4ia5ic; fat rail, punched
and counter. sunk, 4ic; T rail 4ta4ac; 1
rail spikes &c; nails, brads and fencing,
10 to God, 4 IS; and Cd a so; and I'd
4 IS; a and Sd S 90; Sd S rs; I'd z 90; bar
rel, / inch to IT inch, 5 00a7 rs; finishing
l to 3 inch, 50a9 25; casing, 10 to BOD.
S 90; Sd 5 25; Cd 5 so; 4d 5 IS; fine blued
4d 6 90, Sd Z 90, I'd 3 90; lining nails,
inch, 8 rs; clinch nails 6 90; cut spikes
4 so; boat spikes, crt, 5 90; wrought $ %
as IS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-24
8g Teleeraph.
no THR RKGIsTER---
A DOUBLE MURDER.
Terrific Thunder Storm.
MAN and his Wife Killed.
A Daughter Perishes i'm the
Flames.

ST. JOHN, N. B., September 22.-From
the investigations concerning the dis
covsry of the skeleton of q woman and
child near Lock Lomon, lesvss no doubt
that q double murder Mas been commit
ted. A man named Kane is in custsdy
on suspicion of being the guilty party,
and the bodies are supposed to be those
of his wife and child. The affair caused
great excitement in that community.
A terrific thunder storm occurred ct
Yarmouth yesterday morning. The
house Of Joe Hamilton was struck by
lightning and he and his wife instantly
killed. The house was set on FIRE and q
bedriddsn daughter perished in The
flames,