MURDER OF MULLINS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 99, 30 August 1913, Page 5

MURDER OF MULLINS.

MRS JOXES DISCHARGED]). [By Electric Telegraph—copyright" [United Press Absowatio^. Hobart, August 28. in connection with the murder of William John Mulling, who disapeparcd on June 20th, Mrs Jones has been discharged. The police withdrew the charge on the ground that there was not suffi- ( ient evidence.

The inquest regarding the death of William John Mullins, a farmer at Ma- . iiiiina. who disappeared on June 20th, and portions of whose remains are supposed to have been found in the debris of a huge fire, concluded on August 12, As a result, of the jury's verdict, Daniel Jones, a farmer residing in tit' 1 district, was charged with murder, and his wife, Jane Elizabeth Jones/ charged with being an accessory after the fact. Jones was a neighbor of Mulh'ns's. Between the men there had allegedly been "bad blood" over land and other transactions. On the day of the tragedy, Jones explained he had been 'possum hunting at the time of the supposed murder, which would account for shots then heard. Mullins on the day of the tragedy left home to inspect opossum traps which had previously been interfered with

DON'T TRIFLE WITH RHEUM 4 with RHEUMO NOW. Maybe von do not realise the danger of neglecting fV-heumatism and Gout in the early stages. Perhaps yon only get a twinge now and nenin and do not trouble % over much. Then beware, yon are living in a fool's pnrnfliso. As time goes on excels of uric acid in the blood graduallv and snrelv weaken the system until life becomes n misery. Day and night the excruciating torment of Rheumatism will remind yon of the days when you neglected Nature's warning signals—and von will have no one to Maine hut yourself. If there k tlie (--lightest evidence of Rheumatic or Gouty symptoms—if there is stiffness .and soreness of the muscles, inflammation of joints, dull aehep and pains in the back—then take RHEUMO at, once RHEUMO acts upon the Mood instantly, disperses the uric acid wlii' 1 '

causes the trouble. Rheumo tones the system, thus eliminating the eansn of tlie trouble—-hundreds tetstify to if" curative properties. Mi' John Snlli van, of Tiniaru. a one-time victim .of Rheumatic Gout; write* •"T have taken your RHEUMO for TUieumatb Gout and have a great faith in it. ! ran reenmmend if a good medicitt' 1 in Rhenmnti" oases." Try RHEUMO- 'twill enr-> von too Of all '-lu'inistH, L\s (ill mid 4s fid. 4