... FIRE' AT CRIEDITOK. a. e0 £400 DA,4AGE,. d Considerable excitement prevailed among it the inhabitants of Crediten on Thursday Is when it beanme known that a fire had broken 0 out in Dean-strect, cne of the noorest neigh. I. beurhoods in the parish. Thhe scene of the n outbreak was at a very old thatched cottage, ir ore of a number occupied by Mr odddy (shoemaker), Mr T Hall, M r J Loram (shoe- ...

... LI.. .. - - lDETLECTIVE FEIRRET',,8 PLA~N. II. . of til -If I were in search of a man of ' whom I rmt she know nothing save that he squinted, had a licitcorB birthmark on his right hand, and limperd; and if I should see one who squinted only, that rne.l a would be a poor clue, for tbousands of men squint. But if I saw a man who squinted and had the birthmark, the clue would be ten times ...

... TOE TO PROPER AGE, M^ARRY. I at1 - n- MORE VIEWS AND Ilk n OPINIONS. Y~. n't [at Belovw we print a farther selection from veI the papers sent in for the competition on sat Tha Proper Age to Marry. en 65 om A. LovERv ov HobfE COMFOIS. ite hle vas ise dey an, eer ver ith t is the Lt Red is. tre be Ial -rt )el nd To fty of of ha 5, :5 St e. in b, I, of r In giving my oirton ont people ought ...

... r 't Zhr JRping Vag . SATUJRDAY, JULY 29Tru 1899. C _ ?? t TH-E FIGHT FOR SOUTH AFRICA. v WILLI3G to wound, and yet afraid to strike, the Opposition are unable to make t up their minds upon the Tranavual t question. Their better political nature _ tells them they ought to support the E -Government, but they are disinclined to S let slip an oppurtanity of weakening its C power, and ate ...

... I THE1 WATCHMAN'S NYGT. I Mr. Henry Vggio, ?? ?? wattch ean, the hero of the followinr trnr story, rerines at 2, Hartland-grove. Ubelk Fiarm Lor,(n- , wh.-rn r, Sl. Pancras G zeite ?? ft'1n- h.]:L one 8aturdayafwer- ?? br, L S;i, b :Latevazot amrounts to k'or ,js-n V.Mtt flwty years (I am now 58) 1 havu ?? from asthma, broncbiti, ard indigeStiol, and for the last ten years very severely. I ...

... [PUBLI&BED BY SPECIAL ARBRAN GEMEN-T.] THE PRISONER BY L E. T1DDFTMAN. CO-O PsYET G.:IIT. I had visited him on several occasions in may capacity of prison chaplain, and had en- deavoured to en'ice him into conversction, but my efforts had not once been attended by any success. This may, perhaps, have been due to a certain shrinking on my own part, for the mndn was awaiting his trial for murder ...

... The Lord Bishop of Exeter is leaving home for five weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Imbert-Teary have retarned to Strete Raleigh. Admiral Sir. Ii. Fairiax yesterday dis- tribnted the prizesR to the paopils of the Levon- por' Boys' High School. Mr. Blatchlev, JAI., a member of St. Ger- man's Board of Guardians and of Saltash School Board, died yesterday of typhoid fever. Mr. G. D. Bindon, of Torquay, has ...

... I I ,ELE' SC-BOOL JUBILEE. t l Thurs~an' beinglghe suimmerterm breaking- %up daw of RloleWs SlhooI, Exeter, opportanity | was t~ken of -celebrating the jubilee of the iinstitution, the-s5lloolhavinlg been opened in ieanuary, 1850. A programme was drawn up by hfessrs Frederick. V Brodie, of London (secretary t. the Old goys' Society in the I Metropolis) anld ?? A:ddiscott (secretary to the same ...

... 1i DE-VON FOO'I'BAiLL CLUBS.j I U111 V VIN r1 ?? N2EW GROUND FOit l'LYNIOUTh. DFnVONPOil]' ALBION. At the auinnal meeting of the Devonport Albi an Footb)all Clb, Monll5ythesecretary's rrport. statedl that the chief tGRIM played 41 matchesx Of thoso 32 were won. six lost, and three drawn. Eighty goals and 77 tries were the score', against 15 goals and 21 tries by ied opponents, or 618 points ...

... 7 I trSEFUtL HINTS. .NeI'vo n peoplo, and thoqe witl weak .liearls, ri;tu atdtail trot: Coffee. A C11p of very hot milk talken at, bed- L time wil effectuallypreveutideepl'ssess. I. n Washing flne china a-id .p)ass clean ! the dishes With a piece of ?? ilintead of a knife, which will ecratehi delicate ware. To keep flat irons clea'h and smoe' -: C toerem first with a piece of WeX ti -. cloth, ...

... SUN AND SHADOW, Hlawaii has been visited by a terrible earth- quake, accompanied by volcanic eruptions. n Two hunared people have been killed. 4 Sorteri At Saffold (Georgia), eight negroes recently Porer I robbed a house and outraged tho proprietor's wife. Seven of them have been lynched. young |The steamship Crown Prince arrived at l, wast Gravesond from Victoria Docks on Sunday 'ith his with ...

... THE MAN WE, KNOWJ . . No. XIV. MIt. E1. C(. Pl[UtY. Contrary to the imnrflecting opinion of some people. it ?? ?? possible, and it is occasior-ally. right., i ?? consider 31r. Perry quite apart from roio Ite is of cour c politician, but lie '1 ,; isatur t ed wIt' partizanslip, Hle tssfimes iq.,as lie woOl,0; overcoat-to be put offt Nlion the atmospli 4.e- becomes gerial enoroug to render it ...