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H.'ICINSMAN, L; D. S. at DR. A, R.
ICINSMAN,,L D. S., D. D, S., Honor
:graduate of-Torouto University,
DENTISTS,
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any
bad effects. Office in Fnson's.Block, }vest
side Main Street, Exeter,
'y'. R.D,'ALTON ANDERSON,(D.D.S.,L;b,S.,)
honors Graduate of the Toronto Uni
rsity and Royal College.. of ,Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. Teeth extracted without, pain.
'All modes, of Dentistry up to date. Office
in new block south of Carlings' block.
llfedicak
rt,T: P" lIcLAUQIiLIN,MEMBER OF
1-1 'the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario. Physician, and A000uoh-
ear. Office, Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
ICKSON & OARLING, BARRISTERS;
Solicitors, Notaries,, Conveyano@rs,
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Commissioners, ,Snlioitors for the Nelsons
Bank, etc.: Money to loadaf.lowest rates
of interest. Offices,' Main Street,
I. R. CARL !NO, B. A..' L. 11. DICiKSON.
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Elliot &
Olaant)Barrastar..Solicitar, Notary
Public lOnee incor,'Tte Money to loan at
lowest rates of interest.
Office Main Street,
Exeter.
Auctioneers:.
Tr BOSSENBERRY,Grancl Bend, Licensed
Auctioneer for County Huron. Sales
ateattended to, and charges moder-
. ate. -Orders by mail will i•ecelve. every at-
tention.
Many, a school=
said 'to.
be lazy and
shiftless
when she
doesn't' deserve
the least bit of"it.`
She can't study, easily
falls asleep, is nervous
and tired all the time.
And what can you ex-
pect? Her brain is being
fed with' impure blood
arid her whole system is
a
suffering from poisoning.
Srii i -
...Cl' �,lrt5- c`1re, �vondEr,.
full rel ed and;greatly
Y pg Y
'changed, by taking
•'ppBRO WN, Winchelsea. Licensed Auet
&1. ioneerfor the Counties. of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township ofUsborne'
Hales prom ptly attended toandterms Yea.
aonbale.Salesarrangedat.Postoffice. Win-
e raises,
Insurance.
E ELLIOT,
Insurance Agent, •
Exeter
PARI\ $ PUR BALE.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Tho undersigned has a few good farms for
sale cheap. Money to loan on easy terms
JOHN SrACKSiAN,
Samwell's Block Exeter
THE LEADING
MEAT MARKET.
For Fresh, good and the choisest cuts
of meat; call on the undersigned.
While all our cuts of meat aye the
finest, we make a specialty:of meat
delicacies,
Meat delivered to all parts of the
town
John.
' nnin•g
TO CURE. A COLD' IN ONE DAY
. Take Laxative Bronro;Quinine Tab-
lets. 'All drug,gists refund the money
nl'i
if it fails to cure. 25c. ` E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box.
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We giveahandsomeopen.
.-s face, Polishers- -
Nickel Watch; Amerl.
can Lever Movement.
for selling only 2 dor,
packages oriweet Pea.
Seed at10e.apaekage, Each pack•
age' eon tains n aplenrild martin a of the
mostfragrantvarieties of all colors.
-You cau earn this fine Watch in an
afternoon by setting to work at once.
tdallus this a,1vcrttsttinent add we will forward the Seeds,
'Southam, return the money. and we guarantee safe delip•
!WV of your Watch at once. Write to day, as the season for
,ppilingsettlls short. seed supply coo, aoroatu,
7°h i�Pl
e ®iso
ns Bank
(Chartered by Parliament, 1855.)
Paid up. ,Capital. . .$2,500,000'
Reserve Fund 2,050,000.
Road office Montreal.
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-JAMES ELLIOTT Eq.
GENERAL MANAGER.
:Money advancedao. goo,i;.Farmers on
•' their Own` notes with one, or. Moro .endorser's
tit 7 pence t, porAnnum,
—EXETER BRANCH—
()nen ever. lawful. dayfrom 10, am.to 3
p.peS m; Saturdays 10 a.m. Co 1 p.m,
a
genc,'a;l banking business trainsactccl
C'URIIENT ILAT,I S allowed for money on
Deposit Receipt,, ;Savings Bank at 3 rent;
DICKSON &-C,1RT,rNG. ' N .D }Turmoil,
,olicitors. Manager
S0Litt'
GOLD
We gqive this beautiful:"'
_ 5o)i+l. Gn7,1 nisi;, sot\
<� wtillrmnls, for selllhg.
triy 1 , packngeS or
Swept PelScor 5150o.cath. Each:
paelMgeco 1tnhl�r itapleitdid ilx�:.
ori ie mncSfrnqrantva 10-'
tiro. �s. :M;1111415M
tlah,itl9eitartr. , .
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turn. the ,5lvohcyinifr,lha., b,a,t•
tlfni SelidiolkhVem c t sing
wiliteseetyst cncrdllyi,tela'
04 hi atrlvctilflIibox, Write toriay, Thostir$tf
eto,lais ktw trtiatscetl pltppl5 + l>a tIt¢ ftiYtt+
Hundreds of thousands
of schoolgirls have taken
it during :theR ast 50 years.
Many of these girls now
have homes of their. own.
They .remember ' what-
cured thehi,``:and now
they give the same medi-
cine to their -own children.
You can afford to trust a
Sarsaparilla that has been
tested for half a century.
$1,00 a bottle. All'drugginte.
'
If: bowels are..
<yourb we consti-
pated
F pated take Ayer's :Pills. You°
cant have good health unless
you l h ..:dais action of" the
o »t•
25 cls. a box:
,R
r
! bowels. el. one box of A er'sYilis cured my
s
ePsP a ' :tB
dyspepsia, .' L.D. GnwILL
1 S'J9. Bath I�
tr
Jt
1 N. Y.
s
WJa'I a Ulna i ooPor,
If you have any 'complaint whatever
end deslre.the best medical advice you
..can poasihly receive, write the doctor
freely. Yon. will. receive a prompt re-
„,,
e -
ply, w ithout cost..' Address,
D¢,'J. C iYER, Lowell, I'Tass,
11tcGi li\ray:' illi. Jake Edwards
has leased' the 50 acre farm belonging
to his brother, Elijah. -Mr. Jas. Sin -in-
stal has putrclaaseci the 50 acre farm
from his brother.
•
Hoping to Make Their Fortunes.,
The thousands of people who visit
the grounds where the buildings of the
Pan-American Exposition are , rising
like a city created -by =magic see many
things which 'indicate` that the value
of•=`the vacant lots surrounding the Ex•
position grounds- for. ; money making'
purposes next summer is duly appre-
ciated. For instance, one real estate
dealer advertises like this:. "Can you
keep a boarding house? Can you run a
lunch counter? If so, here is your
chance to make the most money.” An-
other advertises, "Choice lots for'
Hotels, boarding houses, saloons, sum-
mer gardens, restaurants, • souvenir
booths and other things by which you
can make your fortune at the Pan-
American Exposition. All the vacant
property in the vicinity of the.Exposi-
tion grounds is staked off and pla-
carded by signs indicating its value
for purposes in counection with the big
Exposition to be held in Buffalo next
summer, and many buildings are al-
ready going up which will be used for
accommodations for Exposition visit-
ors and all sorts of purposes connected
with their entertainment.,
riiE ciiisEsr: roR«u CAPTURE!) AND PREEII
To Evacuate province, of Suo Lu
by, the•;;German ,Forces,
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CHINESE' OSSES WERE -HEAVY.
'1'ite C a'ze ons Engaged. the. Enetny.,Whiie
Retiring and at Shncp ,lotion \Val
FO tight -rho Chinese Were Driven
Through the Passes Inoue
Flags and Four Old
Guns Captured.
Berlins, April 29.—Count eon'•Wal-
dez'see' reports, under Pekin' •date of
27tH, as follows:
Colonel .Hoffineister•,. ,coninaanding
the: 4th"'Infantry and two companies
of Mountain- al•tillos'y attacked the
'eney Aprid 93 .by the 'Greait•-\Vall,
ten kilometres sbuth of 'Shan-irai-
Kwan,• and forced them eto ;retire.
with heavy 'losses into Shan Se, We
lost foie- wounded 'arid' captured
four flags and four' old-fashioned
g•unns.
General Voyron' intiinates, that he
intends to evaotfate the neighborhood
of Shang Ting' and 'return to Pao
'Ting Fie` Iris extreme` outposts re-
main at Sin Lei. I aria keeping a
force et ,Ansuling• Pass. •
The f
lases:riitir'shal also ',reports that
marauding has increased near Ho Si
Wu and. Ma Tu,, and -that -yanks used
as transpoi:,ts between these places
have ,been attacked. Lieut. -Col. Arli-
stadt has been seue'from; Tien Tsin
to`'the 'd'
is tui r bed clstr act -,•iia • ooiin-'
mind of a composite .coliisna.
Broad Scone of the Exposition.
Nearly all' of the nations' of" Central
and South America ,have already sent
formal acceptances to the• invitation":
to participate in the Pan-American
Exposition. Exhibits showing the re-
sources of all the principal .countries
of Central and South America are now
in course of .preparation. Government
officials are preparing exhibits from
Porto • t
o 0 rico
i rue
Islands,
the
Philippine
r
Cuba and the Hawaiian grc ri. About
15 acres have been set apart for the
court of the state: and foreign buiidinr;s
on the eastern side of the grounds and
a tittle suutb of the main group.
A DIlFEI:EET ACCOUINT,
Which Shows That, the Chinese Pu lip
Strong Resistance.
Pekin, April 28. - The report of
Oen. 'Mettler, received here from Suo
Lu, differs from the other reports
concerning the G erman-1C rench ex -
P
cdition previously received . Gen.
111ettlel s report shows that the Chi-
nese troops diel not leave the pro
vinee Y
. until were forced do or ed t o so.
The entire - brigade,
acle commanded by
Gen. Mettler;' met the `enemy on April
23, andinflicted immense losses upon
them. The 'report did not give this
loss. The Germans had one ofcer.
and, three soldiers killed, and 28
soldiers wounded.' The Chinese were
forced to 'leave the province, and
were fully demoralized. The French
(-'authorities stated that the Chinese
had crossed the border of 'the' pro-
, on April 19, in wilieli case they
must have 'subsetlueiitty "returned'-. Li
Hund' Chang says it is inipossibleto
believe that' 'Geri: Lui Wang' Ting
would have so ; flagrantly disobeyed
his ;orders, and anxiously :awaits the
Chinese report of the encounter re-
ferred tb by Geri. Mettler.
Li Hung Chang-ltetuins Calls.
Li :Hong Chan.- paid, return'• calls
to the difflerent •legations- Saturday.
• Nine Chinamen will be CXOCULerl to-
morrow districtfor
in the American an
highway robbery and violence. The'
men in ,question were tried and . sen-
tenced according to Chinese law, but
they are the' first of -such sentences to
be approved of by Gen. Chaffee.
Gen, Gaselee,.the British comniantl
er the officers of his staff and the
entire 'British. contingent, gave a
farewell entertainment to the Ameri-
can officers last night. All officers
who were not actually on cluty were
present, and the utmost enthusaisrn
prevailed. Speeches were made by
Gen.' Gaselee and Gene Chaffee only.
It` is said at German headquarters
that the brigade of Gen. Mettler is
returning to Pao Ting
Unusual question
• "
If your. digestion. needs a
e t ---whatever .else:. may be
res ., yi .
1.
true— ou..„ can /get it from1
SCOTT,S ' EMULSION ,of, Cod
Liver
`OIL
hatev i• c1 e,it ma' be—
it
e s y
'a io store ch and
ltiScL�at C17.,f.0di- ,,
partly for bowels.
It keds you a little without
any, „ w7 of is all by the stomach..).
That little may be enough to
set your AV1101e'• bod i."'going
again ; for it 1-e1Us you more
,c yothanu.
it feeds
] f yoai'i:ave not triecl it send for` free Sample, its'
ag;<g1bte tante will surprise you.,
.
SCOTT sOWt+I'14, .
lis "
Toroi,to,
50o-, and '4)1.90
i wll At is tetO,
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GERMANS BILL151) 13Y CANNIBALS•
bIillionaire and Isis: Secretary Murdered
and the Later Eaten.
Sydney, N. S. W., April 29.—Herr
Morcke, a German millionaire, who
was cruising in his yacht, and. herr
Caro, his private secretary; were re
cently murdered.: by natives of the tis
land ,of New .Britain, off` the north-
east coast, of- Pappau. herr . Caro's,
body was oaten.
Berlin, April 29. -Emperor William
has ordered Capt.' Passchew of the
German ,second-class cruiser ITansa
to command a punitive expedition
from. China to avenge the murder- of
Herr Itfer-ckc.
Boers Take and Strip •25 Prince
ofA/Vales Light Horse.
BRITISH TAKE BOER OFFICIALS.
73oore, tn. Care Polektf --Boers Appear
Again in the Tliclitnond I)istrIet--Gp1.
rlumer's Force ldas Captured the
Notorious Munuiek and Ris
Father. Together Wlth 40
Men.
London, April 29,—Lord: Kitchener
continues the process of wearing
down the Boors, .who, however, are
very ,active in the ,Kroonstad
trice, Where they,? recently derailed
two trains and also captured, after a
severe ,fights, 25 'men of ,the, 'Prince of
Wates' Light Horse, whom they strip-.
ped of their horses and accoutre-
ments and then liberated.
Col. Plumer's force , ;captured" a
laager of 45 men.inCludiug the 'nb-
torious Transvaal State Engineer;
11lunnick, wlao' "•planned the destruc-
tion of the' Johannesburg mines ' in
the spring) of last; year, and -his 'fath-
er, who was formerly landrost 'at,
Boksburg,,,' •
Aft., Cun ming's,.'- who 'is visiting
Durban on behalf •of ,.•:isle Canadian
Government, is favorably impressed
with the trading•possibilities between
Canada and Natal.
Popo Speaks to Journalists.
London, April 29,--A special from
Ronne says the Pope in receiving a
deputation of French. and Belgian
journalists, spoke at length upon ,.the -
anti -Christian 'spirit prevailing in.
many countries, against which, he
hoped Christian journalists would ef-
fectively _battle. He .profoundly re-
gretted,that many papers, conspicu-
ous for their intellectual strength,
were so disassociated from religious
ideals, and he prayed they - would
awaken to their responsibility` to
Goci: and humanity in this respect.
BOEIIS , IPI : CAPE COLONY. •
The Etrvade s llama Appeaiecl Again`- in
the Richmond Distriot.
Cape" Town; April 28: The hoer,
invaders have' appeared again in the
Ibiclunond district of Cape Colony.
Among, the' prisoners captured ineea
fight at-IIoneynest Kloof, which re-
sulted in a complete defeat for the
Boers, was a ceusin of Mr. Sauer,
the former Commissioner 'of Public,
Works.
The Treason Court is sitting at
Dordrecht for the trial 01 minor,cases
of Cape rebels. Onlyone out -.of
1
batch of 50 cases was defended. Ail
those convicted were disfranchised for
five _years.
At a meeting of ,the Diamond
Fields branches- , of the South Afri-
can League to -day, at Which Cecil
Modes and Gera-. Brabant were`pres-
ent, it was resolved to urge on the
home Government' the importance of
leaking English the medium of in-
struction in the Transvaal .and
Orange River Colony. It was as
scrted that this was for the best in-
terests of'the Dutch -speaking
colon
is s. Sir, Alfred Milner, ' the Govern -
0: of the Transvaal and: Orange :Riv-
er Colony,' repliecl that this subject:
was receiving his' earnest considera
ICi•uger-111fi}:,nic in Ju.'
London, April 29,CoA despatnechfrom
''Amsterdam announces that -Mr..
,rr uger '., will ' '-Start for the United:
z
States at. the; beginning of June.
EXFO ITION BEAII r:�-1 Y.
PUTTING THE RAiNSOW COLORS 'ON'
ONE OF Big BUILDINGS.
Early ninth 'of YVltut : Le '�-iKltorit
may see of Molded Plastic 'Orna-
mentation and 'Color DecarntiOn :tt
Pan .Atnerlean Iix}tuaitign.
It is now .possible togo solnewlai?.t
more into detail regarding. the plastic
and color :work upon the various build -
in S of the Pon -American Exposition.
The most advanced of the buildings is
that to be devoted to machinery. The
staff upon the exterior of this edifice is
now nearly all in place, and the great
sti'ucture.is in the bands 01 the color
artists.
Though a very large building, 500 by
350:feet, the.four.facades,are so bre
ken by architectural features, that
there'is nothing of monotony, or sever-
,ity. Every one who has the good for;
tune to visit the grounds during this
'Advanced stage .of development unties
Itattngly.applauds the happy results of
both :,',the architectural' ,and color
schemes.
I:n order that the reader may have a
correct understanding let me first de-
scribe the molded work xylth which the
exterior of the building is ornamented.
By means of the very ingenious pro'
duction known as staff, which is made
out of white plaster, into which liberal
quantities, of manila fiber have been
mixed in order.• to make it tough and
durable, the Exposition, buildings are
given the appearance •of solidity and
'massiveness as well as the -beauty of
,richly 'carved stone: But, since • the
Liuterialisnot stone, the idea of add-
ing color to the work: has been suggest-
ed. Ho* to apply the colorso that it
would heighten the beauty of the work
has taxedthe' ingenuity of the most
famous' mural painter of the world,
Mr. Charles Y. Turner of New York.
The very, intricate character of the
staff work and the vast amount of it.
in delicate designs offered a most for-
bidding task. All four of the broad
facades of the building have an
arced -
ed effect.Every window is a deeply
recessed arch, with wide soffits and
casings. Every entrance is composed of
one or more high: arches, with massive
pillars at the sides, and every, pillar
and, pilaster is of very elaborate detail.
Every `window is grilled and finished
with fidelity to the most artistic ideas
of architects of the Spanish renais-
sance, from which the general "arehi-
tectural-"scheme of the Exposition is
derived. _
' At -the four corners of the great
building are . four towers, with open
pavilions, 50 feet above the ground.
Above, the great arched entrances on
A Steel Co. slant Darned
Latrobe, Penn., April 29. -Last
night the entire tipple,, engine house
and boiler house,' of the Dorothy Coal
and Coke plant of the American
Steel ahcl Wire Company was ' a
smouldering mass of'ruins and it is,
rumored that either four oz• six
miners slave lost 'their- lives. ' The
loss is estimated at,5150,000;, fully.
insured.
15iemb'ers Ti vl'ed to'''Quebec.
Ottawa, .April` 29. -- An invitation
has bora ext.endcd by the Harbor
Corntnieeihiners of Quebec to meinibers
of J. az ] iatnc,nt, tow. visit the Ancient
Capital on Saturday, May 1,1. A
special train will be run from Otta-
wa to Quebec oda that date, and -it, is
expected that litany of the M.P.'s
wil1aake in the trip.
Iierbort Slimes r $1.
New York, April" 29. I:7.er'bert
Spencer, whose health is ,Most feeble,
i
sl�)cispentla , 81st b t . S t 111 1,
1 Lon
Ott Saturday '-i'irtiiatlly•;in solitude:
f[iTriisat ttltoiiogz.pir lies received
o. rist�ts
tenches, but. n,unable to. .do.
_ry':u>ttiiiel yboza, 'or 'even: c r 1r;
With .visitors.
Burt in a Runaway Accident.
Whitby, April 29.-0n Satur'diiy'al-
ternately a runaway accident occurred
near the machine shops of Major.
harper &, Son. Mr. pent, 'science
teacher at the .Collegiate,' Was driv-
ing with Miss Copeland, an ,Ontario
Ladies' College teacher; when his
horse took fright 'and ran into a tree,
completely destroying the buggy and
throwing the occupants out with ter -
rifle force.'.
llliss Copeland was 'carried on a
stretcher,` to the College and is se-
verely •brusicd.
Mr. Dent was terribly wounded in
the top and back of the head. Dr,
McGillivray was callad in to both
cases, and it ;will be -a few days • be-
fore it can be seen clearly how seri-
ous .their injuries, are.,
Landing Waiter Taylor and : his
daughter were also thrown out of
their buggy during the afternoon,
and.Tayior, had three ribs broken'.
Chas. TI, Bays a;Radical::.,:.
"San Francisco, Cal., 'April 29 --=It'
i5 scircles that
"stated' railroad
President Flays' of the Southern Paci-
fic is 'about- to inaugurate a radical
change in the management of the sys-
tem. fl:e will form a cabinet' of, ad-
visers, to be composed of theheads
of practically all the principal de
la
i
artrnents` of the road,
with 1
thesin-
gle exception of the law department.
Fire at Dominion Steel \Yorks,
Sydney, C. B., 'April 29.—Two
tanks of the Dominion Iron and•
Steel Company, and their contents
about 300,000 gallons of coal tar,
Were destroyed on Saturclay-morn-
ing. The fire, wliioh is supposed' to
have caught from a locomotive
spark, was an extremely fierce one
while it lasted. The loss is fully' cov-
•
ered by insuraace.
Lobster Fisherman, Drowned.
Port Hawkesbury, C. 13., April 29.
A young man named McDonald
from Creignish; was drowned Satur-
day off ,Low Point. He was in a lob-
ster smack, two miles off shore.;
when' a squall struck .the boat, caus-
ing it. to 'fIl andsink before any help.
could • reach. him.t
Eirst.Gxrain Arrivals alit Quebec.
'Queboc,' April' 29. -The first •+grain
'shiprnelit` Of the season via Hawkes -
'bury Commenced to. arrive in Que-
bec Saturday morning, It consibts'
of the fi,rst instalment of 16p, cars for
'the SS: T3elglari of the Leyland Lind,
The shipmeht is to be drawn irr'
about eight trains of 20 to 25 ears
each.
The Dangerous linuana I'eel.
Halirii,x; N. 5, April 20.--:Lr.r1-
1)rysdralc.,.e0 years of tigc Slipped on
a bananzr, pool on the street Satur-
day, and, fell, fraeturing his `skull,
Psis condition IS Sori0us,
Conont<1irt-3,.r
' at I3oati of season.
St John 51 33.,• A"lnril 2`?
stiliuf', '.od the Steain(oi' Cozieordi',u for
',�atldt'da. i
..Cr,lts�tr:w; ;ora ,._.
re, 101 tlt,'�
,Ole +,viiiter• Inerttbusines here
t7iai;101\� -
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tartan:ars.a't,voregurw,v-..r.+s ,rib.
PAN-AMI:Ri},iPi1,1P0 ITIDr' t jt
MACSINERY AND TRANSPORTATION BUILDING
the east and' west sides are massivE
domes. Two very tall towers rise ahoyc
both 'the north and south entrance:
and help to complete two 'wonderfn
architectural compositions. Imagine
if' you can, the delicate and beautify
character, of this unique .work. Soni
one has said it reminded the observer
of a skillful•• •confectioner's best
achievements in a' fancy wedding cake
many times exaggerated. The compari
-`son Is not'hiappropria'te perhaps, fo
tile 'Exposition'celebrates a closer un
ion of the several Americas, and in th+
original white' the wonderful: compo
sitions of staff which crown these to
ers possessed the apparent delicacy o
one of these marvelous creations o
the confectioner.
But
Sut color has been added, and th
white has disappeared. The likenes
is no longer there. The brilliant colo.'
that the Moors loved so steadfastl,
hundreds of years ago in Granada all+
Andalusia have been revived, bette
than the originals. The majestic col
umns and fancy pillars look like care
ed ivory. The arabesque§ have
background of brilliant shades, sucl
as yellows, pinks and reds of varyin
degrees of brightness. The roan
domes have bands of green and othe
shades. The •roofs are all of red tilt
The broad eaves are upheld by sur
stantial brackets that resemble ros
wood carved in intricate design. Th
lofty towers present a radiance o
blues, reds and gold. Medallions c
Ericsson and other famous men wt]'
have given the world wonderful m
chinery; are surrounded' with a glow
'Difficult or •impossible as it may see
to time reader. to ernploy briIlhaltit colo
so frebty upon, a'great building such
ibis, without` destroying its grandei
and cheapening its 'appearances tl
problem, has been magnitibently wort
ed out, and the effect is not merel
pleasing and harmonious, but the wort
is ae artistic triumph that every perso
from far and near will delight to se
The wonderful 'harmony of the mail
colors that have been' used is 'at once
observed, andthere is no one featurc
of - the Exposition that has, aroused
more popular interest than the grool
color scheme. • With the 20 or tion:
other big building's, fill aglow with col
or and adorned with lichly'luoldr(
plastic work the effect will he a pro
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have
surprise. to those, 1 111+),
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prices.
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prices of the
and Scotch
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test style and'
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it is a pleasure
to you.
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in tone
can buy.
receiving new
for us to
are the
and appearance
Gutars,
Methodist
Books, also
praise.:
Repairs a,l-
all Kinds.
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also show -Violins,
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Sunday School
Books of
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stock.
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in the most
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made up at
—as well as fit
all the details.
reason why our
fi S Furnishings
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and examine
Furnishings.
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Central
business.
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modern
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and Jewelry a specialty.
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