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‘ The death is announced at Powder- ham Castle, near li-xi.-ter, of tho thirteenth Earl of Devon, in hil ninety-third ye-ur. The into Earl. who'wns pricbendnry of Exeter Ca-

thedral omg rector of Powderhain, n§ccee'ded` h ii nephew in the Eurldom in 1891.

The house of Courtenay, to which

the Earl belonged, dates hack to a _Very early period, and members of the family have for centuries been associated with tho history of the country. The existing branch was founded by Sir Philip Courtenay of Powderham Castle, who received the honor of knlghthood from Edward the Black Prince the day before the battle of Naveret in Spain.

Ona branch of the__Courte-nays were

Counts of Odessa, and another ba- came allied to the royal family of Franco. In England the Courtenays have been allied to the Bonvilles, Bohuna, Spent-ers, St. Johns, Tal- bots, Versa and royal house of Plan- tagenet.

With the city of Exeter the family

has always been closely associated, and in olden times there were stout struggles for privileges between the Earls of Devon and tho llayori of the city.

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have been, for long periods of their history, involved in more mystery and doubt than that of the Faris of Devon.

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heads of the hmxsc of Courtenay were Earls without being aware of it. Indeed. so fnr wr-re they from be- ing aciiiiuiutcd with the dignity that should have ln-1-ii tlii-irs lhnt they ao- coptcd linrorietcii-s imtl viscounties, and were proud to lioirl them.

After ilirt-u r'<»i:liirles had passed,

however, un iistuxi- luwycr discover- Od the patent riiuiiiig some old ro- cords, nnd fouml that tht.-rc were two missing words. 'llc cui‘pol‘c,' usually inserted in pat(-nts.

The cliscovr»r_v mi-init that the Earl-

dom Could bu itilil‘l'itl-il by Collateral heirs, and a (.`oiirt<‘nii_\' in 1831, nf- ter n hard fight, vstnblislicrl his right to sit. arnong his peers. The pecrago he reco\‘i-ri\rI wus the one created by Queen .\lai'_\'_

Five times the liurldom has been

supposed to be oximce, Four of its holders have hccii nlluintotl and four beheaded.

Queen Itinry ro\'ivi-rl the Enridom

in favor of Edrvnril (`oui'teuu_v, who, in the previous reign, ‘.vhr-.n only twelve years of una-, was committed prisoner to the 'l`r»\\‘i-r. Ile wus ro- ieased when oul_v t\ri~iit_v-1-iglit _years old, and he died ut I'udun of poison, -London Fixprl-.<s.

After Tlilrtv Your-s iservicn.

General Sir John llnrtncll, who

has just rtrtirircl from thi' roniiunnd of the Natal Mounted l’ulicu after thirty ycars' sul‘\'ic»-, disiiligiiislind himself in the curly stages of the war in South .\l'ricri, when his knowledge of ilw country was of invaluable ser\'|i~~-_ llc was with General l‘onn Siiiiiiiis wlicri lin fcll at '1`rilrina llill, iliirl to his guidance Gcnernl Yulu's roliiiiin owed its safe arrivril at Lnil_\'sinitli_ Among his othcr exploits lic lnudc a runrcli of 120 niilos in tlirr‘i~ and ri hnlf days without. transport, Lord Roberts, in his report to thu \\nr Office, said that lit-ncral ilurtiic-.ll’s “name Stands vury high in tho estimation of tho colonists, und hc possesses the greatest iiilliivnce- over the nn- iiws. llis advice was of much as- sistance in the r-ai-iii-st actions of the war, aftcrwnrils during the siege of Ladysmith, and finally in the gen~ eral advance tlirough the Iiiggnrs- bcrg to Lo.i'ng's Nck, when Natal was clcarod of the enemies of the Queen." General Ilartncll was born at London, Ontario, in 1838, and entered the army in 1855. Ile was severely wounds-tl while serving with the Central Indian Field Force in 1857, and rc-cc-i\'c<l the hrcvet. of Major. lie had plenty of South Af- rican experience, in tho Zulu war of 1879, the Dasuto wnr of 1880, and the Boer wnr of 1881, before the ro- Csnt, struggle.-Iloniion Star.

I{hsdlve’s financial Adviser.

Mr. Vincent Corl.\ot.t., who has been

appointed to succeed Sir Eldon `($orst as Financial Advisor to the Kliodive, has for sonic time punt been the British Commissioner on the Caisse of the ligyptain Public Dalit. Mr. Corbett has spent twenty yearn in official positions. He was nominated an nttuche in 1884, and was appointed to the Embassy at Berlin in 1885. Ho was transferred to The Hague in 1887, and a year later was appointed to llama. In 1891 Mr. Corbett was sont. to Con- stantinople, where ho was granted an allowance for his knowledge of 'I‘urk.ish. Hu later filled positions at the Embassies at Copenhagen and Athens, at both of which places he acted for A period as Charge d’Affuirnl. Before proceeding to Egypt. Mr. Corbett hold the ap- pointment of British representative on the International Financial Com- mission for tho' control of Greek fin- l»-DCO.

lelnrln-Proof Wisllnne. Hr. William Wallace of Nigeria hal

just arrived in Digland on one of his rare holidays, says The West African Mail. Ho is accompanied by Col. Morlnnd, whose brilliant auda- city won Kano for the Empire. Hr. Wallace (who used to be thought 5 negro by our French friends in days when their kriowlodgc of British co- lonial methods was hot so accurate al it now ls) has served eighteen yearn on the Niger, and is malaria- proof.

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CONSUMPTION

Publicly obrroborates the history of his restoration to health, as published

recently t;_y the daily press o Canada.

Doctors and specialists despaired of ai cure and gave Mr. Weaver but three months to live-

MR. L. WEAVER, GALT.

Who desires to publicly confirm the

history of his remarkable recovery. ae published quite recently by the daily press of Canada. Mr. Weaver was ee had a casa of Consumption ae might well bc imagined. He was employed for ilvc yaera in the grinding room of james Warnock & Co’e, better known as “The Axe Factory." in Galt. Here. he contracted consumption from the etecl-laden dust. He persisted with local physicians’ treatment for over I year, also consulted a number of lung epecisliele. They ell did their utmost to cure, but declared llr. Wenver’s an

incurable can of grindefe consump- tion givin him ul three months to livs. Tir. Weaver himself, de-

epalred of e permanent cure, ss two of b s brothers before him had already died of consumption.

It is but seldom that any remedy receives such

strong endorsement as Peycbine is receiving daily. Seldom indeed that the cured como forward voluntarily to nate their case a second time so that ell may be convinced of the truth.

The instance herein gutted from the busy town of Galt, Ont., ls e_l ml instance of what le

oc¢:urrlri¥_in evefyelty, town. hamlet andfnlllrc side ln t ls broad Dominion. Scores om living in Galt were lon( egu f:of;_'¢!'ll\l¢u"" "_: facts of this notable mee: wh e to o publ_ies_2ou of it in the dell! Pf¢“um' “ ‘ rtve at n. _ Scores of people recent” °'“'d “V” Mr' weaver to soo if .ii ahsthsa been gsahlhgfgxg reell5`tn\e. Medlialvzsl "ul *fa D' ummm.. see e good wor _ ' lemons remtdyv f'{°\‘f;i°dPS5"¢t;?~n‘2§md:¢;; Weevef has sun been he mm I uhm' ol letters from ell parte of the con f! IN

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interest of Lung Specialists and of medical men and whose cure and complete restoration to health is the talk of Gnlt and the wonder of the medical profesmon. Such, in brief,nre the open- ing reinnrks oi' the case of Mr. \Veaver,of Galt, whose portrait appears above.

Mr, \\'»:a\'er is to-day n splendid specimen of

manhood and the picture of robust henltli. His lungs give liiiu no more trouble. , Ile is strong and lieriilliy, eatsnnd sleeps well, and feels better than he has for ten years.

Mr. Weavers Case ae given to the press, January

30th, 1904. .

Dr. T. A. Sluciini :-For fire years I worked as

B gfiiidcr in (lie _lliiucs \\`nrriock, better known as the Axe 1'.u:to:y, licrc. The dust from the grinding dill for me \\-lirit it has dime for muuy Others. It gave nie “iii iiii\er's con>umplioi'.." I wns compelled, oi coiuse, to quit wink. I per- sisted with two local phy<iir~iiins. ond nlso con- Sulleil a nuiiilier of lung: specialists. Tlieir ding- noses were all nlil;c:~' \ou have Grinder s Consumption, and may possibly llva three months, but you are liable to drop off al any time." This \\ ns over two years ago.

I their nliiiosl. nlnmrloiieil myself to what

scciiicii my Lite, my two brothers having died

ofconsumptlon u fewprrsrs grevlous. I was in an :iilvariceil stage o llie lsensc. Iwns lliin rind weak, had ni ht sweats, chills and fever, and a terrible cough.

I iinw your niivcrtisexucnt of “ Psycliine,” sud

I rleterinineil to ii? it. Through the kind advice and assislnurc 0 REV. MR. Kl£T'l`I,F,\VELL. Mctlinrlist iuiiiister in charge here nt that lime, 1 procured your treatment. The-.very first bottle gave me great relief. and nficr taking six bottles I coulil walk down town and even work occa- sionally, Have since then entirely regained my health, niid work hnrd cverv dny. I can cat and sleep well, 1 feel bcttertodny than I have for years. I owe my life to Psycliine.

Yours truly,

LEVI WEAVER.

Mr. Woaver'e eooond etatoment lfterthe above wae publlehed.

G.-\L'l‘, ONT.

Dr. T. A. Slocum :-The publication of the

history of my case in Toronto and Galt papers hsneuused quite n scnsalloiiln this town. There

have been scores of people ask me ii' such were really the mx. have also received hy mall numbers of 1 e emiilrles. Some people hardly think it possible t at I was so near death s door. But I can sary for certain that Plychlne saved my Ille and bless the day I saw Plychlne advertised and became convinced of its merits enough to try lt. I have spread the good news in three count es, and shal ever cont nue to praise Psychlne. Every word es published january 80th, is tnre to the facts of the case.

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