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. l3risSoii Literally Wrung Decision for
to Revision Prem.. U a Collea.:ueS
Nc'gr Minister of War Bonham
ed Neutral—Is Aho Hi peror
of China Dead.':—Cable
News.
Paris, Sept. 27..A full .meeting of the
Cahiloet ye terehey moaning decided in
favor of revision of the Dreyfus trial, and
the documents will he same to the Court
of Cessation,.
The Cabinet meeting was prolonged.
and animated. The Minister of Agricul-
ture, M. Vigor, is reverted to hava bitter-
ly opposed revision, and he is rumored
he will cosign. Instructions were issuedl
toprosecuteanyone attaekeng the army,
i.he City is excited and the Bourse is lit
a disturbed condition. Conservative
papers, however, eeutnsel the people to
remain call.
It is. understood that al. Brisson liter-
ally wrung consent from. the Cabinet for
revision,, rafter as remarkable display' of
eio:iuence and personal. infuouce, and the
stormiest of ecenes. 1,1I3 strongest oppon-
ent was M. Sarrien, the Minister of
Justice, who expressed a de,iro t
a
resi
n
,
and tcariled the other Mialeters that they
wero assuuhing a terrible responsibility,
al, Tiger :and M..11arujouls, reepeotively
Minister of AgrTeu1turo and minister of
Commerce, supi:ortad M. ,.arrlcn.
General Ghenoino, Minister of War,
remained neutral,
President Panne hastily ref -timed to
Paris in the afternoon, We. M. llriaeon
went to. Bos de Bonlegne, probably to
avoid presidential interference until the
papere Should have announced the decis-
loa in favor of a revision, M. Faure !mina
still strongly against a revislou.
Tho oriininiatl chainber of the Court of
Cessation, which will examine the Des.
tier, ceuelets of 25 judges and;a president,
who happens to he a Jew.
Mrs. M. Harris, of Aylmer, had the
misfortune to fall down the steps of,her
home on. Saturday and was badly
bruised about the face and body whi:;h
will lay her up for some time.
E. H, Abbott, M. C. R., yardmaster.
Windsor, was knocked down by a way
car in the yards at that place Sunday.
Fortunately he fell clear of the wheels.
His right collar bone was broken and
his side was badly injured and a couple
of ribs fractured.
The other day while cutting corn on
the farm. of James Cartwright, one of
his sons, Amos, had the mifortu a ,to
get his hand drawn into the machine,
the result beim; that two fingers were
severely crushed; he did not lose either,
but ane will likely be stiff.
Doter Griee, of Victoria, B C., wtu
operating a wood-sawingmachine on
Saturday, when the fly -wheal broke
tied a piece of iron, mi;:isuriug two by -
six inches, passed through Gricn's body,
tearing, out his heart and part of his
Grice was born in °Mario,
where his parents reside.
While Mr. Hicks of Hotnesville was
micleing; crabapples the other day, the
ladder upon which he was standing,
turned, and hisdescent to the ground
was rather faster and less dignified
than that which he usually indulges
in. His finger by some means or other
got ea right and the rian was torn from
it, producing a very painful ywound.
Ra74I*>SZLO* M.V1 el: DEAD..
No t ositive Confirmation, Dot Evidence
faints That Way..
London. Sept 27,—Tho Daily Tele-
graph's Hong gong correspondent, writ -
tug Sunday, says; "Although there is no
positive continuation, all the ovldeneo
toads to the conviction that the Emperor
is deal!,
"A private despatch says ho died on
Sept. .31, directly ]le belied tho 0c113
giving the Dowager the Regency.
Nobody doubts that Yang and (:hen g
Yin 1ittan, who was minister at Washing-
ton in 1$05, aro both innocent of the
charge of poisoning the Emperor."
WIN lteco•Raiee the Philippine Republic,
London, Sept. 57.—A despatch to the
Globe from Hong Kong, published yestore
clay afternoon, says it is learned from to
trustworthy kiliphio source that Franco
has promised to recognise the Filipino
Republic, and it is added that negotiae
tIons on the subject aro proceeding at
s�iantla, «hero thero aro three Pronoh
werships. •
LODDI) GILLI:LES IeltILIESFO1tD
Ras Arrived at Singupoto—t7rgod Britain
to Stand Firm.
Singapore, Sept. 27.—Roar--.•Ldinlral
Lord Charles Beresford, who is en route
to China as the representative Of the
British Associated Cbarnbers of Cone-
Mereo, bas arrived hare. In a speech
made by him yesterday before the
Cluaeber of Commerce and the Straits
Settlements Association, he urged that
Courlar ial treaties between Great Brit-
ain, Grmany, the United States and
Japan `Would ensure peace. Ho deolatcd
that the waterways of Chine would be
developed under the protection of military
police, and then railroads would follow.
In conclusion. Lord Charles urged Groat
Britain to take a firmer and more defin-
ite attitude in regard to China.
THE REMAINS OF COLUMBUS
Exhnmcd at 13avonn, Cuba, in the
Presence of Goo. Ilranco.
Havana, Sept, 27. --Yesterday morning
the official exhumation of the remains of
Christopher Columbus took place in the
presence of General Bianco, Secretary
Govin, the Civil Governor, the Bishop,
the Dean of the Cathedral and other
authorities. The general public were
ordered out of the Cathedral and the
entrance Wats guarded by a force of police,
whioh kept back the orowds which
assembled le front of the edifice.
FY e
A BLACK CLOUD MASS than lieeerilaad:
fuer° are few buildings, but the damage.
from thispoint can. be better tabulated;!
Generated a Force That Wrought
Death and Destruction
IN ST.. KITTS AND MERRITTON.
Three Were and Many 10,1 aced by
the Storm, Witicit Also ljaroofed
Many Buildings in tine Fated
Towns -4 Graphic Story
of an Indescribable
Scene.
St, Catharines, Sept 27, --This. city
and the adjoining municipality et Mer-
zitton were visited about a o'clock yes-
terday afternoon by a terrific death -
dealing tornado,. which spread desolation
and destruction in its path and laid the
principal part of Merritton low. At the
hour nanied the tornado, which was
zunnol-shaped, approached the city front
the uorthwett, and, as it passed over,
tress were uprooted and tossed every -
hero as if they wero shrubs. The sight
on loony of the principal resi>'eneu streets
was truly nnagniticent. The roadways
Were rendered practically impaszahle, nod
it is a great wonder that the raft escaped
without loss of :life. .As the ole ld
aver the city it swept as space sewed
blocks wide, felling everything thee was
thdat seenrely fastened and teeing eti
many roots,
t -,vas herahlod by a sharp Taal ot
thunder out of n cleats blue hi.y, said 1n a
very shore time a terrific term edo bels an
Its deadly work. Tee wind -eland Seat ar-
spout was seen below \Cellcn,l avenue,
d
.,e smote. It
13411'46u I.alto non George
traveled in a direct line frank tithe point
to the southern limit of the cite p to lag
out at or 11o.1r 5110 PleitarLl t3C011ie
Works, A11 among the teur.i a this d estrue-
tion is vteible up to Ohureh street,
peveral minor °boots aro shown at this
pain.
The drill shed is practically denolisn-
ed, the western arch being blown in on
the gun sheds, breaking thele in, and
the roof of the hall 13 completely gone.
Frohn here it passed along Church street,
evilero it bad unroofed Oruikshn nl:"s
largo harp, and carrying the roof oft the
Nelson Boarding house over 100 yards
away,
:lli ;ht damage was done at the First
lnresbyterlan Church, the scuttles being
carried away.
C. K. Mooro's barn was Unroofed, and
all the chimneys blown from Itis house.
St0deats Natrrowly;escape,
At the Collegiate insaten) a largo
idiom was blown down, falling
through the roof into a class roonh, where
sonic of the students were at drill. Lnok-
ily all escaped.
St, George's rectory roof was l:atlly
smashed, the ohirnuey falling through
the roof.
Mcllugh's cigar factory bad part of
the root Carried away, anti chimneys
blown down, and Dittriok's calico also
suffered.
Graham's restaurant roof was blown
off, and part of it carried aoross the.
street, and landed. in St. Paul Streob
Church yard,
The St. Paul Street Chnroh had glass
blown ant in the front cud sides.
Packard's Electric Werke lost the
cornice of the main building. Several
windows wero blown out, and n wooden
=ramose known as the old barrel house
was razed to the ground and blown down
the hill,
Batolifie's large loo house at Lock 4,
was completely demolished.
Tho King :street enol of the St, Catha-
rines Ilouso tumbled over, and part of
the Beagles Bros.' cornice cane down.
Flynn Bros.' shed was reduced to kind-
ling wood,
All along the path of the storm extend -
Ing from .lames street east to Queonston
street, the havoc was complete.
Giant trees were uprooted and tossedod
everywhoro, its if they were shrubs.
Tho sight along King and Academy
streets was a magnificent one. The road-
ways were practically impassable, and
the wonder is that St. Catharines has no
death list to report.
The Wonderful Spectacle.
Hundreds of people watched the funnel -
shaped monster traveling over the canal
and over Merritton, where its funnel end
could bo seen licking up force and scatter.
ing destruction broadcast. It scooped up
water out of the canal as it passed over,
and its gyrations made 1t appear as a
thing of life. It could be seen sending
down its slender tentacles, as it carried
its awful work to the movabio things on
the ground beneath it.
Joint Heirs by Purchase.
London, Sept. 27. --According to an'
article in the Fortnightly Review, the
Anglo -German aareoment provides in
detail for England and Germany to be-
come joint heirs by purchase of all the
Portuguese possessions in .Africa. The
first outcome of this, the paper says, will
be the leasing of Delagoa Bay to Eng-
land.
Our Fruit iu Lnglaud.
London, Sept. 27.—The sample boxes
of Canadian fruit, recently sent from the
St. Lawrence, have reached their destiea-
tion, viz., the ports of Bristol, Liverpool
and London, and on being opened the
contents were found in each instance to
be in excellent condition.
Peace Cotniuission at Paris.
Paris, Sept. I7.—The Peace Commis-
sion of the United States arrived hero
yesterday from London and was met at
the. railroad Ration by the staff of the
United States Embassy, a number of
Americans and many reporters.
.IIOun SOLDIELLS FOIL CANADA.
Large Draft of Men Will Leave. England
Next Month.
Halifax, Sept. 27. --Tho military au-
thorities hero have received notification
that a trooper, with a large draft of men
for the regiment and companies in this
garrison, will leave England; early next
month. About 800 men will be sent out
to strengthen the Leinsters.. I3aif of
those, will bo sent to the West Indies to
the second battalion, while 150 men will
be added to the Royal Canadians in this
garrison.
The men coming in the transport aro
said to be mostly army reserve glen,..
formerly in the Leinsters.
i
TOWN OF MERRITTON
Acetylene Gas Work's power soused
No, 1 and 2, partly destroyed,
Disper's store, almost demolished; also
hishoose ani barn were weeoked,
Joseph Eara's :beautiful new house,
badly delneaed,
g
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_ 01 es of 4, d ii'i ll I
7I - JFI; r e l m
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Cumber. A. Lawton Mrs, Grant, John
Livia*Ston, sirs. S, G, Phelps, all more
or less denholished,
A, R. Thoinpson's store, part et it
leveled.
Ileuses of Thomas Hastings mad
Charles P,iohardsou, badly damage&
B. Thompson's house, levelled to the
ground.
House of James F. Bradley, leaoleci.
Orange Hall, levelled,
School house, roof off,
t en
Ace yi ne gas house, end blown i ,
St. James' Church, totveedamaged and
roof Shattered,
Presbyterian Church, levelled to the
ground and a masa oe kindling wood.
Idncoln Paper dill, goof off and oat -
houses demolished, an awful wreck.
Sara Smith's house, not a. ;Stich of
timber standing.
John Bradley's house, leveled to the
ground,
llouorTlais eeltoolteastress.
The teacher of the school. Mies Ida
Smith, saved the lives of Malan of the
chiidlrerl by getting theta oustin safety
before tte worst of the storm r aehel
there. The children were bidden to fly for.
their li'cee and most of them got nut in
time.
The secne of alesolatlon at title ptllnt
was lnde-,*libable, Children lay under
de
line, z
sof . 6 v the Were
i10 rl ,sat many of them data
P
holly hurt, ant OS they ran home as
quickly us possibly their 11411103 a,ouid not
be learned,
Ono of the little oues lay with her leg
broken beside kraniIa 1isiret
t, the only
child kil.n1 outright. There were terra
many peopl•t at hand aiding in the resohl-
ing of the injured. Conveyances wero
proeured. 'inti twiny injured outs wero
taken to Aho hospital. 'titans wore 40
Children in that sehool at the time, mid
it is intraeillotls that the easnaltie3 were
not greater,
lir,. Btcl:ley Street: Dead.
Mrs. Beekley was rimming to her Immo
from the storm. and had just got inside
the door when she dropped, struck dead.
Plank sidewalks aro up on end every-
where, Trolley lima and. Natures heisted
out of all shape ands even -,vire fauces
were llavellel., Not •1 ohilnlioy le left
standing on 011ie Phelps or Noah Phelps'
residences, and the staunch pulp mill in
the valley there is unroofed. When last.
sedan the fennel wax pa siug over Niagara
Falls, and there may be serious reports
of *matte wrought in that (lirectien,.
Got the Worst of the Storm—Three Per-
sons Killed. and Many Badly
In j meet.
The town of Merritton slimes the
terrible ordeal it has passed 'through
in a most awful manner. Kindling wood
scattered over and beyond the path of.
the cloud for many hundreds of yards,
and demolished houses, torn roofs and
upturned sidewalks, testifying to the
terrible force of the storm.
The Billed.
Clara' O'Neill, an employe of the Lin-
coln Paper Mills.
Mrs. John Bickley, killed on the side-
walk in front of Mr. James E. Bradley's
house.
Frankie Moffat, killed in the lower end
school house.
The Injured.
It is impossible at this early period ` to
give a full list of the injured, but among
the most seriously .hurt were the follow-
131'7;r:
Maud O'Neill, Lincoln. Mills.
Jennie Nestor, Lincoln Mills.
Box Bradley, Lincoln Mills.
,Tames McCarty, Lincoln Mills, thought
will dio.
A son of Samuel Smith, hand all
broken; all the other members of the
family more or less injured.
Arthur Bradley, hurt in A. R. Thomp•
sort store,
0. Murray and Ed. Doyle, injured at
the: N.C.R. car tracks at the Lincoln
Mill,
13essie Kerr, lowor school, logs broken.
Willie H. Wilson,badly burl.
Hardly a Iluilding Left.
There is hardly a building left in the
path of the cyclone in Merritton. Tlie
wind struck the village at the Lincoln
Pape. Mill and unroofed the building.
The next building in the path was the
power house of the Acetylene Gas Works
at Lock 8, and it was knocked completely
out of shape. From there to Disper's store
VISITED MANY S"ii L MES.
a t I
11 (tray Yin i Athlone, � t
The St t �*t to , Ice ens-
Mug
vlile, Colgan nod Tottenham.
Tottenham, Ont., Sopt, tit. -•-A terrific
storm of winds and rails, accompanied by
hall stones passed over this sootion yester-
day afternoon doing it great deal of dam-
age. It traveled in a southeasterly dire°•
tion. taking in the villages of Athlone,
1 eaaansville. Colgan and Tottenham..
Thera was a heavy shower of hail stones
as largo as good sized plums, lasting for
some 10 minutes, and as there was a
heavy wind at the time, inuoh damage
followed. Nearly all the northern wine
doles in :Messrs, IKidd's store, Athlone,
wero doulolishod,
The trodden factory and dwelling boos°
of W. ea C. Brown, I%Conansylilo, were
nearly bereft of glass on the north sides,
as also were several private residences.
Several `vineloWs were smashed in the
Methodist Church in the vicinity,
Tho next village, Coigne, seemed to
come in for a modal destruction, Five
large stained glass windows in Vit. James'
Catholic Chureh were completely riddled,
as were the aorthern windows in nearly
every house in the village,
The wrath of the storm king seemed to
have boon considerably assuaged ere it
reached this village, and not a great deal
of damage was done here.
iiinla Damaged at Guelph.
Guelph, Sept. 27.—About a quarter to
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at heavy gust
of wind, which appeared to come from
all parts of the compass, struck the new
skating rink being built by Mi', A. B.
Petrie.. A stretch of brick work 90 feet
long and 20 feet high was esvept to the
ground. The bricks were not much
damaged. Fortunate it was that no ono
was working on the wall at too time. A
team conveying material had a narrow
escape. The wort: of rebuilding will com-
Menoo at once.
EXETER MARKETS,
(Changed every Wednesday)
Wheat pet bushel..,. ..:............ 62 to 63
Flour per met., - -
BaFI
PO toY5
Oats ee tot 23
Peas 4e to 50
Butter 51 to 12
Potatoes 'airbag ties to 10o
r
t r ton s t e.e0
laP 9
per 00
Dried Apples per lb 4
Peter Fountain, a G. T R. traeltn'arl,
was killed in a tunnel yard at Sarnia
Robert Clarkson, of Stouffeilie, who
seas assisting Noah Stot'tle,1 ueight or
in threshing at the latter's farm, '.White
church township, Tuesday, fell from a
beam in the barn to the floor, a die.
slice Of 22 feet. He landd oil his heed
and sustained a fracture of the skull
and other injuries, from the eff.cts Of
whichhe died within a short time. De-
Cesst-d was 55 years old and a premix: -
ea farmer. He leaves a wife and five
children.
Mies leettia Powley, of Kingston,.
a domestic, tripped down to her guar
tern after dint or in a city home, and
found a tramp in the kitchen. Hr
46ed eoarS-t:augur g.„ dentaialing diin-
ner. tint the girl, cake 19, 'wean quickly
tacl,ltd the bully. blackelacd his eyes.
and alien he got his wind, found ,As'
ball secured a rolling -pia, and a few
bard raps eallsd•d him to speedily n,'as
a r.'treat. 'i fee young Woman is con-
gratulated .for iter bravery.
TTcPHOID AT DAtWSON.
Number of Sick There on September 6
Estimated at 3,000.
Port Townsend, Wash., Sept. $7.—The
steamship Topolta has arrived from Lynn
Canal ports with 130 Eloudikers, the
most of whom have little or no dust to
show for the experience in the land of
gold. They express themselves as being
glad to got out alive. Three thousand
oases of typhoid fever is the estimate
placed on the number of sick in 'Dawson
on Sept. 6. A large number of deaths
occur daily of which no record is made.
The cold weather coining on soon will
cheek the fever. It is estimated that
9,000 people joined the rush to Stewart
River. Nearly every foot of available
\ground has been prospected, but no gold
was found. That section has been desert-
ed by all except a few, who hope to create
another excitement next season.
THE ELECTION PETITIONS,
Dates and Places of Trial -Judges Who
Will Preside.
Toronto, Sept. 27. --The following
have been handed out: By the Chancel-
lor and: Mr. .7ustioe Ferguson—North
Toronto, at Toronto, Oct. 19, at 11
a.m.; South Toronto, at Toronto, Oot.
15 at 11 a. m.'; North Bruce, at South.
ampton, Oct. 31, at 3 p.in.
By Chancellor a.td Mr. justice' Hero•
dith-North Grey, at Owen Sound, Oct.
12, at 3 p.m,'; South Grey at Owen
Sound, Oct. le, at 3 p.m.; North Perth,
at Stratford, Oct. 14, at 1 p.m.; South
Perth, at Stratford, Oat. 14, at•1 pen.
By Justices Ferguson anti Meredith—
East Northumberhuacl, at Colborne, Oct.
9, at. noon.
Adiudged Insane.
Montreal, Sept. 27.—Alphonse Bros-
sard, who stabbed his ' blather, purser of
the Longueuil, when he refused to give
him 8100, has been declared irresponsible
for his actions, as the doctors who ex-
amined him for his sanity make such a
report, that be will bo sent to the asylum.
The wound inflicted on his brother was
not serious.
Nave You
PCfl Siel;
Perhaps you have had the
grippe or a hard cold. You
may be recovering from
malaria or a slow fever; or
possibly' some of the chit-
dren are just getting over
the measles or whooping
cough,
Are you recovering as fast
as you should? Has not
your old trouble left your
blood, full of impurities?
And isn't this the reason
you keep sa poorly? Don't
delay recovery longer but
Take
It will remove alt impuri-
ties from your blood. It is
also a tonic of immense
value. Give nature a little
help at this time. .Aid here
by removing all the products
of disease from your blood.
If your bowels are not
just right, Ayer's Pills will
make them so. Send for
cur book on Diet in Consti-
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'on.
IWaa'IIe fo our Doc(mrs.
Wo have the exclusive services
a physi-
cians in the Uinn'ited States t write
freely and receive a prompt reply,
without cost.
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20 Yeats in lietnit.
250,000 Cared.
WECURESTRICTURE
wiiKProrerbg
but don't think you can patch
clothes to look like new.
Then again it would not
pay you u w iten you can buy
clothing at the prices we
sell.
Pants made to order, al
tvdld)I i e xy tweeds $2.00
Suits Cy9.$Q
Overcoats $.00
Black"Worsted suits a t tierw-
d , S .2,00
Cllr Sea blacks beat all,
others at $23. Cuti a cud see
for your&ett.
A T ROH1ZE US. •
Pedal t•�because
@ patronize ZGus ..
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they realize that we always
sell clothing tlmt is .trietly
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Bicycles!
Bicyclesi�
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Bicycle Pleasure.
Are you. seeking Bicycle pleasure
if so, you should seek first a good
wheel, We can furuiah you guy of
the best wheels wade at lowest prices
Musical.
Do Sou want anything 1u the
musical line. We have a choice lot
of Pianos and orans, call and in•
spect than before buying elsewhere.
A full stock
Of sewing maehines, baby oar•
riages, etc. etc.
Perkins & Fartin,
Thos: , f young and middle-aged
men are ,adwiththisdisease-many
unoonseit, y. They may have a smart-
ing natation, small, twisting stream,
shat- eating pains at times, slight dis-
clue tlifleulty in commencing, weak
oris. 'missions, and all the symptoms
of nervous debility—they have STRIC-
TURE. Donald doctors experimonton
you, by cutting, stretching, or tearing
you. 'i'hxswill not euro you, as ito-ill re-
turn. Our NEW 111PTROD TREAT-
MENT absorbs the stricture tissue;
hon oe removes the stricture permanently.
It can never return. No papa, no suffer-
ing, 710 detention from business by our
method. The sexualorgansarestrength-
°nod. The nerves are invigorated, and
the bliss of manhood returns.
W CURE GLEET
Thousands of young and middle-aged
men are having their sexual viggor. and
vitality continually sapped by this dis-
ease. .They are frequently unconscious
of the cause of these symptoms. General
Weakness, Unnatural Discharges, Fail-
ing Manhood, Nervousness, Poor Mem-
ore, Irritability, at times Smarting? Sen-
sation, Sunken `Eyes, with dark circles,
Weak Baok, General Depression, Lack
of Ambition '-Varicocele. Shrunken
Parts, ete. GLEET and STRICTURE
maybe the cause. Don't consult family
t . i doctors, as they have no experience m
these• special diseases—don't allow
quacks to experiment' on you. Consult
hpeeialists,who hav°made alife stud of
Diseases of Men and Women. Our NEW
METiIOD TREATMENT will post-
r tively euro you. One thousand dollars
canntcand
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141 CURES GUARANTEED
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Try VaI\AN•S COUGH BALSAM
for Cough. Colas and Bronchial trouble
in old or young.
We manufacture—:,
WINER'S !MOMENT
which is an excellent remedy for
Cramps. Pains,. Neuralgia, Sore Throat
and Influenza.
The Old Reliable, 'Winan'S Con-
dition Powders,
still holds first place in the market.
Also Lotion for scratehns on horses
and Condition Powder for same
sensaps
SOLD AGENT .4.0
DIX LUNG SYRUP.
C- L U TZ, DRUGGIST.
OVER
LOADED.
Every incoming freight train,
since last January, empties part
of its cargo on our floors, and the
new things have crowded every
foot of our lart e'floor space.
WE .ARE NOT
hurrying you to purchase, but
many prefer to get as near as
possible the first choice of new
assortments. Our sloes of Fur-
niture of all kinds was never
more complete... Purehasers get
from us always the
LOWEST PRICES
and the advantage of all thestudy
of styles and of the most perfect
taste that we can command.
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