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ATELIER TyPOGRAPHIQuE.
Rotary JOB Press.

Ayant tout le mattriel nfcessaire. nous som
mes a meme d'executcr tour les ouNra@es t.y-
pographiques qni nous seront comics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes l'atiailcs. entttes ne
features. tickets dllabitation. biancs. circu-
laires. etc. seront iliprimts dams lie plus bret
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Nous nous diligeames de &C cote.
La cour etait vide. Les communs,
grands ouverts, n'of1raient !; la vue
que leurs quatre murs, nus CONNIE
les parapets dune f%orteresse. Pas
III fvtu de paille! Pas un brin d'a-
voine! Et touIours DIES cous de
canard,-et toujours DIES os de pou-
lets.
Nous frappames a Ia porte du
batiment principal.
Ellie etait fort jo|ie, ,jolie de la beau
to que les temmes franchises CON
scryent jusqu'a tr~ente-cinq, meme
quarante ans, quelquefois plus.
-Messieurs, dit-ellc, j'en suis bien
fachee, mails je mai rien i vCus don
ner, on ma tout pri>. Nous pouvez
touiller partout !; les portes sont ou-
vertcs, de la cave au grenier 70,
yeZ vous mtmes, visiteZ In maisOn,
sondeZ les murs...
-C'est inuti!e, mterrompit non
blancbec de retat-major ; OH volt
bien quill NY a rlen lei, nj person
ne; ct ce sont les gems que nous
cherchons surtout.
AlOrs, Sc tournant yers moi
Mon commandment, .j'ai DIES in
structions tormelles. Je vais prem
Dire vos hommes avec moi, ct pOus-
ser Ell avant. Je cOnnais lie chemin
de la terme du Mort Vert, OIL ,j'ai
travaille Pan dernier ;Jy serai 4 Ii
mutt. -.
II me donnait DIES ordres, lie pleu-
tire. Eft mes cavaliers lui Obeirent.
Demeure seul ayec mon h0tesse,
lie m'instaliai sur une chaise deyaut
la grande cheminee, ct bient0t un
feu vif tclaira la piece, que rombre
du c%repuscule await assombrie.
Dams la cour, les quelques hommes
que lie petit Berlinois await daigne
me laisser sacraient a qui mieux
mieux, he trouvant rien 4 manager
Fun d'eux m'apporta la Motto dun
pain Oublie dams un fournil; ~
mordis i bellies dents.
-Triste chose que la guerre, me
dit Ia bonnie dame, en- mettant un
tagot au feu.
J'avais observe sa figure, lorsque
; mon alter ego s'e;ait remis Ell route I;
SEES traits n'avaient pas bronche.
Mes soldats, lui dis-ie, sont al
les d la ferme de Mort-Nert.
-Je men doute, repondit Nine
Francois, mails ills perdent leur
temps nos hommes ioivent en- ttre
lOin.
On s'est battu hier, chez vOus!
Non! &c qui n'emptche pas qu'-
on a tout brule ct saccage.
Sans dOute, on await tire sur
nos troupes.
-Quelle idee! Depuis longtemps,
tous ceux qui peuvent porter les
armes sont d rarmee ; les autres sc
sont saves, ayec les femmes ct les
enfants, hier, quand on a erie Aux
prussiens Et celia a etc vite fait,
car on lie vous attendait pas. Nous
comptious meme fcter la NOEL, NAL.
gre Ia durete DIES temps, ct nous
avions tue TN cochon lie matin
mails ce nest pas nous qui I'avons
mango.
All! que men ave. vous pas
garde un moroccan, m'ecriai;je
Nine Francois me regarda fxe-
ment.
On nous a tous pris, je lie repe
tie, dit-elle. Mails il me reste un bout
de boudin :; 81 vous voulez, je vais
vOus lie faire CURE.
Cette femme etait bonnie, .ie lie
croyais all moins, bien que sa natu'
re me parnt perverse, puisqu'elle
| nous await menti. Ell distant Qu'elle
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faire le boudin, ct je crois que je
'ecOuterais encore, 81, au plus beau
moment, mon cadet de Berlin ma
vait tait Eruption dams Ia piece; ie
navais meme pas enttndu MOI cs-
cadron rentrer 4 la ttrme.
Ill s,arrGta net, PGil ct Ia marine !
dilates, car j'ai oubli6 de vous dire
Iu'on second bout dc boudin await
succedc au premier dams la poole,
on il bruissait disbursement.
He! he! dit-il, on fat bonnie
chere lei, je m'invite.
Eft tandis que Nine Francois Ill.
lalt chercher un second convert, il
me prit a part:
Mon commandment, nous ne
sommes pas en- strete dams cettc
terme. \ Mort-tert nous n'avons
trouv6 personne ; le pays est infes-
te dc tiancs-tireurs, c'est certain j;
re%tournons sur nos pas, il nest que
temps. En- attendant, vous savez
que j'ai DIES ordres formcls, les vol
eli.
Je pris IL feuille quill venait lie
dtplier ct je lus
LIE major con Her- Jera tusiller
tons les hdbitants 4uW trOurer0 dams
h rillage lie IL Grange Puyennc, dou
Ton a tifH sur les trOupes de 8. ". h
roi de Barifre.
-J'avais esp6re vous 6pargner
cette besoin, reprit l'otfi,irr d'etat.
major, a je croyais trouver nos
gems 4 Mort-Eert, ct alors nous ma
vions plus qua reprenlre lie che
min dn quarter general.
-C'est ell ctftt &c qui nous reste
4 faire.
-Pardonnez! l'ordre dit tous
les habitants.
Mails puisque nous n'ayons
trouve personne:
EFT cette DAME, pour lui Ia
comptez vous?
Comment, Nine Francois! vous
ny pensez pas.
-J'y pense 81 bien que je vais de
ce pas ordonner i'execution Ell vo-
ire nom.
All! lieutenant, qu'elle situa-
! ton! Songez done quill y a I'm in
slant encore, ellie me donnait Ia re-
cette de ce boudin--..
Et sans doute, ellie ne Ia pas
achevee. Oh !.je yous laisse tout lie
temps den entendre Ia fin, mon
commandment. D'ailleurs, le boudin
nest pas cult i point, ct ;e items
trop d lie manager parf:lit, en- votre
compagnie, pour ne pas tolerer un
sursis de quelques minutes.
Je raarais 6trangle.
Quanl ellie revint, Nine Francois
continue la recette. Je n'ecOutais
pas, ct dependant { paroles Sc
%sraverent dams ma tete, je les al re-
trouvees plus tard. Celles, notam.
ment, qu'elle prononca en- servant
lie plat fumant Il Ia table, sonnent
encore 4 mon oreille CONNIE un glas
funebre.
g Et maintenant, dit-elle, voici
comment on mango lie boudin. On
le prend entire le pouce ct Iindex
on renduit de moutarde ct onmord:
lie premier moroccan vous brlle, c'est
ce quill fault ; le second est encore
chaud quaint au troisieme, il est
froid, ct on le laisse..'
lie major s'6tait tn.
F, Alton fusillG Nine Francois,
/ demanda Pun dies conyives?
-Oui, on Ia fusillee, ellie, ct son
fills, ct tous ceux qui s'etaient en-.
fuis, pendant que je prenais DIES
notes, mails qui etaient restes ca
ches dams un fourr6, nos sentinelles
yeillant autOur de la ferme.
On decouvrit facilement leur
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en- pensYnt que du moins vors avez
Gu lie temps de connaitre 4 fond la
recette de ce delicieux boudin.
-Et meme de SAVIOR lie Manager,
continue le major heb6tf.
TT .joignant Faction a la parole (:
On lie prend entire lie pouce ct
l'index (; on l'enduit de moutardc ct
on mord d meme: Il premier NOR
ceau vOus brlile.--.
II ne put en- dire advantage. Sa
figure s'emplit soudainement dune
teinte violette. SEES yeux, bleus,
s'ouvrirent demesurement. II bat
tit Pair de ses mains, ct tomba 4 la
renverse.
On s'empressa vainemcnt autour
de lui.
lie major ttait mort, frappe dune
attaque d'apopleSie.
FridOlin.
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la1l nlmore money than at anything else
by taking an agency for the best sell
ssss' ing book out. Beginners succeed
grandly. None tail. Terms free. HALLETT
Book Co, Portland, Maine.
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AENNNE.NEN'c.

Tn 81 90
uH Numtro 10
ANNONCE>.
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WARD Sentenced tor Ten yenr~-
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

NEW YORK. October 3l.-erdi-
naDd Ward was sentenced by Judge
Barrett to-day 10 State prison for ten
wears. Thu Judge. IN delivering the
sentence. saId
% J on nave been convicted by az IN
telligent and conscientious jury OF the
crime Of which YOU have been charged "
began the Judge, directing ms gaze
upon the prisoner. who stood before
him. - 1ou nave certainly mad lar
and impartial trial. The Jurors were
most carefully selected, and came on
the trIal Of your case with apparently
uupre JUDGED minds. The Ourt guarded
ar JouT rights ana privileges from Ia
frrngemcu. q the best Of his ability.
) on were convicted because you had
40 defence. You offered no defence %
facts. !, Is only matter Tor couIeo-
turc WHY 80 intelligent 3 jury should
have taken so long % decide your
case. II your case had been tina.
Of q person wholly unknown, the
ra-v need no. have left their seats. On
the contrary, Your case had the benefit
of more than careful consideration.
ou nave been most ABLY defended bv
YOUR counsel. and ar address a. b-ii-
iran. and scholarly a. any ever heard
Ir TN, COURTROOM was made II vOIr
defence. You were not convicted OF
popular clamor. The Jury probably
Col27ed iis Judgment because thcT were
G.raid that d. some way they might be
accused Of beng influenced by the pop-
ular clam0f which TENDED u MAKE tina.
convection doubtful J have nothing o.
.a1 90 1ou Iu the way o. . h0m.ly. be-
cause J thmk !. would be wholly Use
less. Aoa have shown yourself wholly
Indifferent throughout the tria. Of the
Charge which have been brought agains.
loL. You seen Co. experience 10 Pc
mor-e whatever over the ruin aul s8r-
SOW which YOU nave 0rougl- g. hun-
eIlje iu tins country. You haFr done
more o. uu,ettiopubHc confidence III ue-
ueVed institutions than any other mauo
thl. generation and Vel through tni-
entire trla. you have shown yourself g.
rc wholly uurepeutaut for the in- 500
have committed. TIN being tl. fact
must simply c1nJen, mvseli WIKI
rIonouucinc tne sentence OF the lou-.
winch j. TIA. YOU shall be- confined 81
Oh. States urIsoI. 81 harl labor .lr
III. rerIaa 0I ter wears
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CITY OF MEXIco O-tobe- 3I.-He-
Gently q most horrible OUTRAGE was
committed IL Tabasco. the details OF
winch have horrihe. the State. Juan
FmceHte pa.vacinu wa travelling with
his Wiie and child to hi. hacienda.
VI hc ou the way o bandit. Manue ps-
Cron, came ou' Oh horseback ano tried
20 carry Of the vile G.. pal9a-inn. 4
ghi gooE place ANA Patron was kilie1.
Alter the former had lef hi, family at
lis hacienda hc returned toward tine
.oWi OF 1eapca O. advise tn author
ties o. what b. had done. On las
Teiurr be- was captured bv q brother Of
the ucac bandit assisted los three de--
perau0eS. They foot nm of his horse
and stripped of hs stocking. 1aved
the soies ol his fees. and made nm
walk viii raw flesh neariv q mile.
Y hey ther CUT Of mis- ear and wrists.
II whicA condition he wa obliged Co
wall some more. They then took on, his
eyes and lashed hIm o. make him run.
} maliy, they dragged HIM atthe head Of
lheIT saddles and then tore him iu two.
The perpetrators escaped, hu' g feeling
has sprung up thaf Il they are caught
Is Is likely they will suffer u thy same
manner.
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ROARING RIVERS.
WA8TEFUL WATERS WORK.

Tf.s,isua Tsrt Dawn. Brsds-s BrBsi'ea avas
Trains Dcinsse. and property D.sfrsErl.
4 points above the city, aiang the
lIDes Of the Richmond AMI Allsghany
and the Chesapeake and Ono railroads..
yestercay and the night before there
wa great uneasIn-ss on account OF the
fears Of ireshet The alarm was we'll
founded, as ha, been shown. On the
Allegheny road the destruction o. the
tresiie-worb a. South river. 10 Rock
brIoge county. COS, tie lives OF the en-
ElneeT and fireman of mixed tram ano
ihe los, OF the engine and tender. bat
fortunately the passengers ESCAPED.
The rainfall above Lyn-hDure and
for good stretch OF country belop
was very heavy anl the streams Gov
r- mgo the Jane river emptied
swollen torrent that increase. tne rush
Of Water 90 such an extent thai ar
points along the imc O.. the ,achm0ud
arl A.ioghaut railroad tae tract wa
submerged and MANY bridges were
washed away The water spread ou
m the plantations alonr ~. rlye-. sud
did great damage sweeping awav foi-
dcI-stacks, c0ru-sn0cks, and damage
the whea, lands
yesterday morning Tram Ne. o.
the Richmond and ALLEGHENY road wen.
ou; from idcbmonl. hut Z; dio nos pa,
above pover Mills. wher, che road wa
under water. l. VIII bee dav or more.
perhaps, before the road wi. Boz cleared
arl ouer for travel
ur the Chesapeake AND ONO road
between Gordonsvill. and Charlotte
vile q par, Of the y-estie-wo-a 0u tae
road We WASHED away. but i0rce 20.
hands were sent forward. anl rester-
ds, the Jrans wen. through vi,aoltiu-
corruption Tins is about oil Oh. a4m-
age tina, Tia, road hae sustained.
The Shenandoah siIey raiiraa. nas
tecr tine iarges. sufferer h7 reason of.
the storm AND ram The bed 3D. -he
r0ao aul tAe tres,.mc has been >n
much damage tina, tine sale " ticket
u this CITY Wa. bog az order tr04
TIE COMPANY discontinued ve,,er-
cay uti further orders. It wa be-
O. weeA. perhaps before THE dan4-. OBI
tti- road vii b. rep.I~e-.
Here m tle ci'y there na been n.
Joss q. property worth -pea-l- obi.
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t--.~f - tD o.. -lei.t' --.
N-LL-.fsfoEl I-. October 3D.
Tie v0rb- D.. t-e Nau0l4 furniture
COMPANY limited Of taa cry. we-.
burned this afternoon. loss, 81. .D..
insured i0r 5-., GeD ia. TIRE c.u-a-
non ga--.eaA. d workman he'll
match g. the ieaA, when .he ga ca41A,
an communicate O. l0t ot b51zm-.
Tine works employed SIXTY U4el. some
OF whom uarrowir escapes irou tae
building with tneu lives.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAT. NOVEMBER !. 1855.

FOR him. and that the REGISTRARS in 8
number Of the wards allowed a large
number Of fictitious names to appear
upon the registry books, and that
thereby Ratterman received fifteen hun
died votes which were Illegal. BE also
C argos that II Precinc; - a = Of the
Fourth ward the judges and clerks M
creased tine number OF votes purpori-
n 70 have been cast for RattermAn
frgm GOO 10 e2G.
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large feet Of loaded bsTres lying along
the banks OF the river here shared tao
same fate. About half million hush
els Of coal were lest. Many barge lay
AZ the bottom Of the river q number
Of places mp the river among the cob
lieTies have not been heard irom. The
destruction to property viii amount to
near eI50.000. The river D thirteen
feet. and rising one foot per hour.
LYNCHnUKG. Va. October IL
On account Of heavy washoute on the
railroads connecting here this city Is AZ
Rost isolated from ths outer world. No
northern mails have been received here
loy three days. Business Is suilerIn
H. consequence.
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narmeIln nn, r,u,rnr,n


FIiflIpTOPULIs. October 3I.-The
RUSSIAN opposition 20 the union o.
tasier7 houmelis and Bulgaria is eau
lnE Tres agitation against restoring the
sf0ina ono nHt,. n this S. attempted
the Macedonian volunteeFs VIII join the
Bulgariaus.
PARIS October 3I.-A dcputahor
Of Armenian- waited upon N. De Frey
cinct- Minister Of Foreign Affairs. To-
day. snd urged MN To insist thar the
conference be- held a. Constauimop,e.
and tina u shall include IT its discussion
the wants OF Armenia. DE Frevciuc-
N reply. stated that h. wa, sorry On
refuse thcu request. but the conference
WoEid he unable 10 discuss any natter
outside % the koumoliar lmbro-lio.
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THE OLD NORTH STATE.
RA1EIGB'S KEHST Budget.
JSf Atlantic and NDrth Caroiirn ttaiiroHa-
Agricultural 4 asrs-N f1iens WGsa-stcrm--

III Atlantic and Nsrth tsroii-a Raiiroaa-
Agricultural asrs- Nfaiens Wsa-stVrm.-
Iiah Water.
Especial telegram % the Dispatch.
RALEIGH. y. c., October 3l.-The
Atlantic and North Carolina Taiiroai
has about extInguIshed their floating
debt. and l. prospecting IN every way.
fvery effort Is beng made TO put truck
through the coming season without
change Of cars 70 the North. Neg0tIs-
ti0ns 70 thai effect arc now pending with
the Atlantic Coast Line. President
BRYAN D. negotiating Tor new steel rails.
Tins road wa badly run down. Il mas
been q source Of contention and trouble
o. the state authorities i0r years.
Washington BRYAN. the president, B. :
Young and very energetic man, and Is
making be road pay for the first time.
Fam viii be hcld al 0oidsborO and
Fayetteville next week. In Ms visit
% the latter. Governor Scales viii be
accompanied hy Miss Scale; >. VI.
niger. Superintendent OF Public IL
stTustou Hon. Theo. J Davidson.
Attorney General. ana ID. ". BAN,
Treasurer.
The Colored Stale Far OF the North
Caroiina lndustriafA ssociauon begins
a Camp Russell. Oh the suburbs o this
CITY. ue2tweek. continuing until oatur-
day. The prospect are gool for the
exhibition. The colored military from
Norfolk snd bmville vii be here.
Governor Scales vii open the FAIR.
THIS rar,-storms IT. the western part
Of the State during the pzst few DAYS
have been remarkably heavy. The fall
wa greater than ID ten year- past.
Owing e. extensive siides iu SWAP
uauoa tunnel. Oh the Western North
laro'ns railroad. passenger. mail. and
expires VII nav, 20 be transferred for
ieV oays The taiswba rivcTl- bigu
the Y alter being iourteeu feet above loW-
water mark. yesterday water rau mo
Lho b0iler-r0om o. the Nt Island mill
Ir Ashe county Sidney Lolea was
Gathering beans. While thus engaged
lead tree icI upau him ara ueatl re-
suited utF Dc wa -'Tf, 1e4rs
ola
NeQuc-da- morning before cay areaR
three ciu-h0u~ee d. Shiloh township
iredel county. we've set ou nre almost
simultaneously, They bel1uzc. Go 4.
b. White L. G.. summer s. nralr.
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nrisl T.ov-ott,un

CORN. October 34-The Danish
steamer Con tanune has arrived q. this
mort tor the purpose Of CARRYING Co
England the cattle OF those dealers VINO
arc boycottinr tho Corf >teau.-packIug
company. GREAT enthusiasm wa NAM
Tested 10y svmpathizers Of the cattle
men. Crowds boarded the steamer.
One bano o.. men. carrying the Irish
iiac, trled 20 haul dowr the Danish
coloTs o the Constantine anl Pun ~
thc green far with O brownies, harp
but tie crew prevented then TINS
considerably lamplue. the arl0r @. the
enlhu. ~.
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saraumc Ebout ar Indinua uuvnf

rBr telegraph to tlr Dispatch
IrJl-N.F0LIs. tyI.. October -
B.. ,ls Ba,ter o. .ne recount Of votes
ea,, ior MAYO, az the recent mlnic,pa
election TWO reports were filed tins az
.eruoou. Doth reports elec. ST.. Denny
LeruDlcan-tne Republican c9mml--
-Wers finding plurality o. :. vote
30 ls favor. anl tine Dem0crate COM
uI--ioner- giving A.m plurality % "a.
iI tle recouu, OF tie ,ee0u- alderman.
district two reports were also L.e-.
The Democrat rep0r, elect RIPLEY
democrat. ny votes. and the Leplr-
i-aI Iop0r eiect lucharl. LefIu-
Lcal br vote. ir the latter case
temporary restraining order wa dis
Solved.
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the continuance OF the Democr1tir par
" II power.
after dInner Mr.. b. A. Hancock be-
gar his speech. lie spoke abou; forty
minutes. BE SAID the Republican party
had been IN power fer twcHfY -four
wears. arc m that time it h,s made =
history and by their record they must
stand o. fall he SaiG tlie history 81
the party showed thai the Republicans
had corrupted the pu0lir service and
nasappoufiatcd the peoples moneY
that they had iutericred with She tree
dou Of elections and disreVarie3 the
expressed vii Of the people. paeing
Iiayes n the White House when Til
aci bad been elected % the hl--h Office
Of President; thas theF bad leEi.latel
10 isyor OF monopolists and ma
hunaIres. and passed lave hostile
Ia the laborluc clas-es tina.
they had endea ored CO DESTROY the
rights of the States and % csntrali.e
the government al Washington tna;
hes were H. favor OF hossism- citing
logan. t0ukiuE. Cameron. and MAJ
roh, 81 examples, that they hac of-
1aui1fu On, co.0rec people auG ARA ~
,tcu a. g cia-s against the vnite men.
~ b. are their 5est friends ana ina
the Republican party ha, always OPP
posed and D. now opposing Gao return
of peace and good feeling between the
North anc Oh, South. lu concluding
Nh Hanooca SAID
Tbs Republican party was COLE
cerveC % injustice. was born iu malice.
lived aud touri,hel amid IT, biooOf
scenes Of way. lt wa, Hitinf o. should
90, IL the miserable embrace of Malone
and Arthur. and tna, D. saoGi. 5e
hurled u the same grave WIG Jame-
Ga Blaine. beneath the ballots o. flur
million ame-.can frelmel and m2f
the Democrat OF the gool o.o county
of Chesterfield be- the ast 60 az m
rosurrectur tins ac'mc. party and in
placing % once NOR, Ir power.
Ar John q. ingram ,hcu male ar
excellent speech. and iul.r sustained
his reputation a, public speaker
Taking aitogethrr tnis la one of the
bes, meeting ever helo u Chesterfield
county Iu, down Miller auo Lloaer
members.o. ,he n.zt House o.. p-.e-
gate.
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,By Telegraph 10 the D.spaicL.'
PITTSBURGH, Pa. October g.
Professor ]. VI. Steele, prIacipa. OF
college a, Lynchburg. Va. while rF
route East last night. wa aecoyed iron
the tram by a wel-dresseC stranger.
taken 10 Watershed dive, drug1ed.
and robbed Of $500 IL cash AM hE
iewclrv.
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YCT AEL RESPECTFULLY INVITED
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gCAiN AM WINTER STOCK Oh CLOTH
IA0 FJK BOYS AND CHILDREN. MANY
NV FA~ILENs AND sTYLEs HAVING
ARRIVED FROM OK FACTOR THIS
WEEE
TIL NOVELTIES FOH WHICH VIZ
AhL KNOWN AND THE STABLE TIL
TRADE EAPhCIs 1t tIa AEE ~ 6EkAT-
IL VARIETY THAN EFEl. EEiuEE
1lADL Oh Is A0i-E ARTISTIC BASIS
AND WITH sgPEEJR WORKMAN
SHIP
vi HAVE FOUGHT AGAINST THE
OLD lDEA THAT 4 BOY NEEDS ONLY
SOMETHING THAT WILL WEAR WELL.
WITHOUT AE0AL.D TO NEA-SEs AND
nIlLE
OUR Ala TO CoGH-NE EEATNrss
WITH DURABILITY STRENGTH WITH
sTNLE. has GIVEN 0UR BOYS. AND
ChlLnRENs DEPARTMENT Il DE.
SERVED POPULARITY
KNERA sTILE. EVERY NATEEIAl
THAT WI UAN RECOMMEND. FVER4
GRADE IN PRICE FROM TIKI CEEAP
AND DURABLE s4.5O SUT TO TIN
CHEAP AND Stylish So SUIT. HIN
DllLAs or GRADES AND STYLES BE-
TNEEN TffhsE TWO PRICES III SUIT
EVERY CusrnAlEE AND EVERY PocK-
EI-BOOK
a Visit TO ORR JUVENILE DEPAET.
MIN WILL CONNlA Ci1N uJ THAT WE
NkNEk shs i LOUDER THAN OR
SNbJkiI MARIANNE AND NEVER
Gl.AIA 10 sdON WHAT VI CANNOT
fKDDUCE.
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~ N--.-lHf %. az etth A+.ai patch.
TORONTO. October 81 iii reie-ar..
90 % dispatch from London glvu- the
rep'y o. tae Queen ~ tAc mem0ra. Of
taa Peace Society d. tine L.i-l case. tins
6.3. says Th- Governor General
cannot exercise the pardonnr power
except OIL the advice OF his Minister.
Formerly tine Governor General could
pardon Of IA Owl motion and without
the ADVICE of bis Ministers. Lord Dut
Iarir commuted tAe death-senteuce OF
Lc-uivc without the advice OF AIr. Mac
aeuzle. b.. hrs, Minister. Shortly
aiierwaraa. a. the result OF al arr.-
ment between the loionia. Secre.arv
and Alr. BlaAl tne Cmad,au Minister
OF Justice al tlst time. the instructions
10 the OoFcTuoI-oeleral were changed.
alc nOW b. cannot &C, without advice.