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ST. JOHN'S CITY ALMOST DESTROYED. The city of St. John's, Newfoundland, has been overtaken by a most disastrous fire. Two-thirds of the city is in ruins, and the damage i st :mated at not less than four millions sterling. The fire broke out in a stable in the eastern suburb, at

JULY 16, 1892. j ILBOTISTRIID 101 I •11110 AD. ONE PENNY.

- - A shocking and atrocious murder of a mother by a drunken eon occurred on Saturday afternoon at Heyside, a village lying two miles north of Oldham. Patrick Gibbon, labourer and ez-soldier, aged about 26, resided with his parents at Water-street, lleyside, and father, mother,

- 0-_ GOOD, PURE, RICH, is 10d STRONG, WELL-FLAVOURED 2s 4d TEA. The attention of consumers is rartictilarly directed to these very celebrated Teas. They come dirczt from the Grower's own Plat,tations in the finest Tea growb g districts of Annul India, and are sold to the cos su

A Real Cure for Gapes.

(Registered) Is prepared from the recipe of one of the m* experienced gamekeepers in England, and has bten used by him for the past eight years, ara never known to fail to CURE the GAPES in Pheasants and Chickens.