VEDETTA ENDED BY A TRIPLE DUEL

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 302, 24 December 1907, Page 4

VEDETTA ENDED BY A TRIPLE DUEL

SIX MEX FIGHT WITH'PISTOLS IX A PUBLIC SQUARE. three killed. Rome, Oct. 31. Two families of Comitini, in Sicily, have fought a terriblo duel with three men on each wide. There lias been a vendetta between the familios for generations, and, finally, to wipe it out, they decided to fight in formal fashion. It was arranged that Signor Contl and his twosons should fight Signor Ale*si and his two brothers. The chief square of Comitini was chosen for the encounter, and it was agreed that pistols should be the weapons. Within a few moments of the lieginning of the duel Signor Conti and the two brothers of the Alessi family fell dead, and the three survivors sustained serious wounds. A crowd of inhabitants witnessed the duel. The police force, consisting of two carabiniers, stayed awav until the affair was over.

10,000 MILLINERS TO BE PROSECUTED. GLORIFIED THE SITOOTINT; OF A FAITHLESS LOVER. Madrid, Oct. 27. Ten thousand women arc being fummoned to appear in the Courts to answer for having glorified a crime. Jesusa Pajana, a young milliner of Bilbao, recently shot dead a man to whom she had heen betrothed, and who had deserted her. She was sentenced to three years' imprisonment. A few days ago the Corporation of Milliners held a meeting at Bilbao, at which the sentence "was denounced, and an address was drafted by the author. Manuel Aranaz, expressing svmpathv with Pajana. nnd extolling her net. This address was afterwards signed by ten thousand milliners. The public prosecutor has deeide-l that the publication of the address is a punishable offence, and citations to answer to the charge nre now lieing served on the author and all {lie BiVnntorie«. " °

That noted store for honest dependable goods, The Kasli, 13 showing some very nice goods In men's and boys' clothing. Their Preaiwcll suits are just about perfection, and very difficult to tell from the best tailor-made suits. They've a splendid range of tweeds and worsteds in this make, and they range from 4!Js Od to Boa. They've cheaper suits, too. ranging from 25s to 4is Gd, in vicunas, serges, colonial tweeds, and worsteds! IJoys' suitn they have in abundance— Conway suits 12s fid to 255, tunic suits 8s lid to 15s Gd, and goon. I'av them a visit the Saturday before Christmas.— Advt. iiib REASON will' DK. SUJODU.VS iIIUJiSXIVIS TAIiULES CUllii LNJJIUESXIUN, DVbl'Ei'SlA, AMJ ALL SIUAIACII 'I'IiOUDLEb is lliat tiiey actually contain all of the natural digestuuts as found in a healthy sLomuch. Unlike many so-called indigestion cures, these luljuieo are neither laxative or cathartic, and do not act upon the bowels in anjr way, lor iu indigestion or dyspepsia-|bs whole trouble is the stomach, and bowels. No one ever suti'ered irorafckuligcntlou or dyspepsia whose iu. a healthy condition. Whea the stomach is out of order, do not go without food or irritate your stomach with cathartics, but take some natural digestant which will digest what you eat, thus assisting the stomach to regain its normal health and vgour. Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabules is the only preparation which contains all the known digestsuits, and which will digest all kinds of food. These Tabules are not a medicine whitjh is advertised to cure everything, but a scientific preparation, prepared according to the original prescription of E. JL Sheldon, M.D., a graduate of the University, City of New York, and Belleview, U.S.A. These labules are sold at 2s lid for a tin containing SO Tabules. Buy a tin, eat a good square meal and then take a i'abule, and note the result. You will forget all about it if you are not careful, for there will be no pain or disturbances, and your food will be digestoj just as it used to be when vottr stomach was well and strong. Furthermore, your stomach will soon be restored again if you keep on taking them, just as thousands and thousands of other stomachs have been, by the sole and exclusive use of Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabules. Obtainable everywhere. OTAGO FARMERS ARE WELL S Vl'ISFIED WITH SYKES'S DRENCH. Jf is but human to ask for proof, so authoritative testimony will be found in the following:—• Hubert Weir, Esq., farmer, writes fo file manager, Otago Farmers' Coop, Association. Diincdin:—"l have great pl'-i----sure in bearing testimony to the efficacy of Svkes's Drench, and recommend it to every farmer as safe and reliable medicine. I bad a number of young pigs very sick, and thought there was 110 chance of saying tliem. After using Ryken's Drench according to the directions. T am pleased to say that they began to improve after the' first dose and continued to do So, and after a: few days were ipiite well again. I had a cow very bad with milk fever, and after giving her a packet or Drench sfce was 011 her feet again. T reckon th t no farmer should be without Ryfccs's Drench. T would willingly pay 7s 6d a packet for it." T T se only Svkcs's Drench, because it is the best. Price Is (id packet, or l(!s tbe dozen. Better buy it by the 'doz m. New goods suitable for the season have arrived at Dockrill's Root and Shoe Warehouse, Devon-street Central, nnd are going off at the lowest possible prices. His well-known brands of reliable lines always in stock at bedrock prices. A small balance of indent goods can be had at your own prices.—Advt. A FPvTFXD OF TfTE FAMILY fs Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery, the well-known remedy for all Chest and r.ung Troubles. Ts fid and 3s per bottle. Obtainable everywhere, (Ins stoves on hire !s (id per month. Hilh heaters 2s per month. Willi the ■ 'turn of summer instal one in vonr i l.f lims. Write to fins Company, New J Plymouth.—Advt.

ovcrv n-iwriji why you should It" fire—<'<l \Vi'!l ]|ii\V;nl,lTH. ri<i(lliji;r H v-TV ]v:t-(iinMr tn ]>ny. if ynn vt~it I In* K;t-li, fh:i( n-tli'd store in Df'voii-st. Xf\v Plyiiiniilli. They've ,\ •I'h'inlid r;ii)iro of men's suiN. ' com - ;•!, 2.">s, Ilioji .T"s. nnd *0 <m fo llifir Piv-hvill it -nt 40s fid fo fi:"is. - fhev do cjiinlly well, too; fhey'w :I r;»n-/0 (if two.Ml Siiilor suiN r>< fid ,nii] 7. n r;iii?e of sovirr- snilor U lid to <U (id. tinnV mil, fr„in K- 1)1 to IR> fid. Cnmvsiv mh'N from 12- ill fo :><k Dmi'f fnivcf f n <rive flimri :i cnll: they'll hp pieced io see von .if their store.—Advfc.

Don't entertain a running sore or wounds. Cure it with" Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment. Price la Od anl 3d, Obtainable everywhere. i