fc of last er Iheir e public ;cnerous le samo, friends t render*, lid. To jnificent tie fully, early a 5 (lie op* TTEE.irought t 'week ng wa-id God* i’k quo-hem in do theb'* id uuiuamong us.Tuk many friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Brayton will deeply sympathize with them in therecent loss of three of their children. Uolfax, aged 14 yeavs and Ralph aged 4 years, both died on Friday night, and Luke aged 1 1-2 years, died on the following day. Their sickness was malignant scarlet fever. All the surrviv-ing children of this afflicted family, four in number, are suffering from the Bamo disease but are now considered out of danger. Mrs. Brayton has been prostrated by care andgrief.Somr of our citizens Were verynf A rtiii 1about 1 make a this RpiIt gi able to tbc towir. o. aclause i ing it througl not onl us bein stood a adoptic ing to oasis it neigh b-oareer.