... DESTROYED BY FIRE. sey- 16 New York, Tlursday.-A Vanoruver teeogsr tir states that the prosperous mining town of Xre. Columbia, British Cnlumbia, has been d- ota troyed by fire. Nearly all the buildings were 'erf built of wood. The origin of the fire is flfl- ...

... the enibrocation here l described. To be well rubbed down the spine l' and over the chest every night, and befole a c good fire. After rubbing cover writh new s flannel and put the patient quickly to bed:- r Ingreddents.-Tc'o tablespoonfuls campho- - ...

... pomn- a pom fire. Have personally escaped so far, it except that I had a bit of skin knocked off ve one of my fiagers-did not notice it lo at the time. as xe were retiring utnder r- a very hot rifle and shell fire. We were ry advance guards and scouts ...

... old-fashioned plan of protecting it being st declared unhealthy and liable to give sore in thioats rather than a means of guarding to against trouble of that kind. However. -e- persons who have habituated themselves to so the wearing of neck wraps cannot ...

... inexpensive, end Ish hori- tre so efficacious as disinlec'tistts that the eked poorest may avail the.selves of these safe- h guards. Sinks should be treated with a solution b of either the instant an ill odour is perceived. g Drains nlso. A practical chemist ...