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Burned to Death at Lynn Maas.

Mr. P. D Bourque, Upper Lutz street,

has received the sad intelligence of a fatal burning accident in the home of

which his four year old grand-daughter lost her lite. A Lynn paper ,of the 18th gives the following account of the sad affair;

oldest child rushed tzom the room,

scyeaming fgr help, fgllowed the full I0 gél' ll] U18 I)8.Sk€l. Slld 1`id8. ‘I

liztle girl, with her dress blazing. and

_the baby crawling on its hands and ln~ Tnn nall0nn}‘V@nl5 “P and dnwnl rkne93_ a while ; then all at once it gave a lunge

Mrs. D. Verdou. who occupies the

lower tenement, attracted to the hall- UP and UP ll Went Wlln llllle Hf*~1'Yn5` way by ‘bb Screams, saw the danger, children in the basket. The mother and histily wetting a blanket, dashed Wan lnonlng nnl nf lne Wlndnwf and up stairs and threw it about the fast Snelng lnn nnllnnn W55 gnlng “Pi told ,banging gn1_ The baby had bam burn. the :ieronaut that the balloon had got I

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and I on the morning ofthe 18th inst; by

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Flour for bread and pastry.

Irene Bourque, the four-year-old

Whltecoat _ daughter of F. P. Bourque, was fatally

is a Hi( H canola Family Flour, Iburned at her home. 21 tiaddiifs court suitable for general purposes. ithis morning. The Bourque family lives

Puntann ~' in an upper tenement,_and this morning

I after the father had vono to work, the

is o. good FuiiLr FLOUR suitable mother lelt her touro children aged 6. . for general purposes, 4,3,and 1, in the house, while She went w I A11 he e brands are wel] known into the shed to get some chicken. ;V°Y_nl'- Tnn °Wn°l`_ Of lne balloon- I and guaranteed by uS_ During her absence the 4-ye8_1-_Old _ feeling chilled, wet into the farmhouse

daughter found a bit of stick and began t° Warm' and lied nls nnllnnll '10 a rail

mes vgry 'Own poking it into the fire of the kitchen ' fenne near lnn nfifn- Lime Willie 8-DCI

Sanderson & C0 lsi3v@,Tii1wugilk the emit holes in the I Egfr évtehfe plgylugtpeéli rig; bpm- This

, si e. he stic ignited and burned ‘Cn 9 n 0011 le 0 0 6009.811 .

down to the cliild’s hands. The fire made nn lnny nad never Snnn n n3_ll0°"- they

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BABIES DROPPED PROM CLOUDS.

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Story of the Arrival of Two Childrcn_

Alhznaway Balloon- I

Mr. William Harvey and his sister,

Miss Mary., living about six miles east of Rizchview, Ill., tell an interesting story of themselves, which happened a number of years ago.

They were quitesmall, the boy being

about 5 and his sister 7 years old. Dur- ing the year 1858, while the State fair was being held at Central City, Ill.. any aeronaut ot Chicago made an ascension lI in a balloon at the State fair on Satur- gday morning, and his balloon came 2 down aboutsix mi-les east of here. near the country residence of William Har-

back again, they thought it would be

helped her little brother in and then got

and pulled itself loose from the fence.

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ed, too, but slightly, about the head and nWl'lY from inn fnn0n» and lnei’ all Wen? 5 arms from her sister running near her 0" ln S96 if- The m0'n9I' ¢aU19» and I in ne, agony M as she watched the balloon going up,

Tnn girps dress was burned c0mp1b_ she noticed some one in the basket. _Nor tely from tne bndy_ the flesh from bead ‘once did she think it was her two little b to font was chan-ed and roasted, and the children, nor could she believe it to be Il a burns were particularly severe about, nel' W0 Cllilflflin When 1191' nnsnnnd _ 8 the fnneninn especially 3,-round the nyes, told her the children were nowhere to which hadfbeen practically put out by the be found- t

5: I tire. The physicians did all possible to A Search Wan n19d0 all 0V0l` inn farm

no relieve the frightful agony of the little fnf ln0m1S9ln3°n@9» nnl Will-‘Oni fesnll-

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I EEF inglshe had inhaled the flames and diedli “nn” dlnlnnnn from nln firm 'and lnlll

lat 3 o’c1ock. It is thought the babyllne nl°l'Y- Al “'00 Peonln fnllowen 1 will reCOVe,._ _ gafter the balloon. It went north about

stituted him. bear leader in ordinary

QUEEF VICTORIA' HONORS A BEAR.

One day not long ago, Queen Victoria,

accompanied by her grandsons, the children of Prince Henry of Battenberg, was driven out of the grounds of Bal- moral castle, when, just outside the gate, they encountered a man who had a dancing bear, in order to exhibit which he had been waylaying the royal carriage. The boys atonce demanded the performance. and the Queen, some- what against her own inclinations, caused the carriage to halt while the animals went through its paces.

When the pcifarmauce was over, the

Queen sent her footman with a sovereign lor, the man, which she was surprised to see him refuse. Asked him what he wanted, the man said:

“I should like much better a certifi-

cate just iihowing that my bear had had the honor' to dance before Her Majes- tv-91 ' The Queen was not at all inclined to grant this somewhat presumptuous pe- tition, but one of her grandsons again intervened. _

‘;Idon`t see,” he said, “why a. bear

should not have ¢i royal patent. In

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“Well, Well," she said, toll me the

his act of stupidity, and your bear I

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message brought him u document, ealed with the royal seal, which cor _

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, , gg n _ i vo miles. then turned west going over

itlentral City. 'Every one nt th; fair,

I Ithinking the aeronaut was making hts

I Ilreturn, cheered and cheered as the hal-

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loon went over. Soona telegram was received at Central City stating that the Ip balloon eontainad the two little children of Mr. and Mrs. William Harvey and to keep a lookout for it. But it was growing late and the balloon was travell-

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commenced to cry. Mary untied her apron and put it around Willie’s head. ' and he Went to sleep in Mary’| lap; About 7 o’elock the next morning the balloon came down in a large tree on a farm southeast of Mount Vernon, Ill. The owners of the farm, 'seeing the balloon in their tree, the lady ot the house cried out to .hor husband:

"O, John, God has sent us some

children in a basket.” \

John get the_chileren‘ out of the treo,

took them into the house, and after they were warm asked Mary who her parents were. She told then, and the farmer took them home. ,

Many of the visitors to the State fair

in 1858 will remember the above story, and may be pleased to know that the little children who made this trip are now living and delight in telling it.- New York Sun.

T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DIY

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Wasted energy must be made up

or the body will weaken and perhaps perish.

For along time prior to taking Dr.

Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills my nerve system was greatly deranged and I was terribly nervous, so much so that in my business (Linesman of the Kingston Electric Light Co.,) my extreme nervous- ness naturally made me following of my business extremely hazardous. Before taking Dr. Ward’s Blood and Nerve Pills my kidneys had been affected for some . time. I had constant soreness and stiff- nese across my loins and the small of my back. My appetite was variable and very rfoor. I also suffered greatly with constant headaches. I am glad '£0 _|70 able to inform you that Dr. Wards P1113 completely cured me of all the above ailments and made me a. well man. 'I have found no medicine like Dr. Ward s ‘ Blood and Nerve Pills, although I have tried many different kinds. They acted quickly and effectually on my nerve system, making my_ nerves strong and removing' all indications' of nervousness. These.va.lua.b1c pins also removed all' kidney and back i.-c'.ible_fa.zid_restored to It me a. hcalthyvigorous appetite. 1 have _ had no headache since_ ve months ago » and feel justified in saying that theyare a wonderful remedy. They not only

Romea horse was once appointed con- ,

This display of Schoolbcy erudition y

delighted the' aged Queen, but she I wished to test his knowledge further,

lain and Ireland, Empress of Ildl`°a.’i " 'I L ' This appointment has already resulted!

in large profit to the astute owner of H

the bear.-London Sketch.

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BLOWER INCLUDED, »25c;acts mag- ically and_cures quickly. One application alleys pains, clears the passage, reduces inflammation and gives comfort. Cures cold in the head, Hay Fever. Rose Fever. Catarrhal Deafness and all head and and throatfafilictionsmhich, if not taken n time,will lead to Chronic Catarrh and later consumption. It is sure, pure and harmless, easily applied.

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