{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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FIRE IN UpPER CANADA A fire in Paken-
ham village has destroyed the Presbyterian
Church and three houses. This fire originated
in a manner SO singular as hardly to be credit
ed. II appears that Mrs. Cross-her husband
being out at the time-was occupied in rubbing
her leg with high wines, and allowed her hand
(with which she was applying the liquid) to
come in a flame. To save her hand from be-
ing burnt she thrust il into the bed clothes on
an adjoining bed, which had only the effect Of
communicating the fame TO them without ex-
il. No water being handy, the
jug containing the high wines was emptied on
the bed clothes 10 put the flames out! but, as
any one might have supposed by a moments
reflection, it had qnite an opposite effect, and
soon enveloped the whole house in flames.


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