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Whether you own a house, or rent one. you will probably need WALL Pari-:it this Spring. We have suitable designs for every room in it,‘and colorings to harmonize with all the new shades in Carpets and Draper-i

ies. You will find our prices_

right, too, no better value anywhere.

grrunair. JUNE 9 iseo.

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DRBIIFU S REINSTATED. A

When the forty six judges of the l

Court of Cassation decreed .the ri--‘ vision of the trial of Dreyfus thei-- ; were many intelligent newspapl r readers who did not readily grasp the _ full significance of the judgment. The most general impression was that h-- _ would he brought back from Davil'~ ` Island to he tried 'again by a hostile -court martial and with a_ pretty probable chance of being againl convicted and sentenced to further' imprisonment. It looks better than; that now for theunfortunate prisoner. _

It appears that nearly the entire

bench of the Court of Cassation had becomeconvinced of the absolute in-~ uocence of Dre fus and that the de

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Between the ordinary old Goose ries,-kept instock ksomedme and-our new frei stock, just laid-in, that makes ours so -de-

BSTNUAU. . Wiih your permission we qipoint yeufa committee of one 'to ascer- tain ~why we make the above claim, and to be oonvioed .1l1at what we say _is true.

We are open buta'few»ds_ys, but we are here for business.

DBlS£*ll|.l. fp HUINSBY omnomwmamla was won

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AWE NED

In, connection with our Beef Supply ~a »l°'is‘i Department. We have on sale F resh Salmon, Heli- but. Haddock. Lohsters a-nd (irish.

ceo. wi-|EA1'LEY

May 22 lm.

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A _*feel heed Butler luis 1-alll ` We have some nice steel boilers in stock that we iwillaell at a

small advauoeon cost.-

These boilers are made of the h st steel plateand-.by thebegt 7 boil. r makers. ' We guarantee them to be first ' ` glassin every res t. No castg 321: °“°°f.:.i°° E

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_ vacancy being kept open, but method, `are being ad-.pted in the scramble for

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cision to accord him a new trial was

lrestore the exile to the position he lheld`-before his first conviction and isentence. He is now again entitled lto wear the uniform of the army of lllrance and to be addressed as cap- tain. He still lies under a grave 2-charge. and under arrest, but the lconditions are vastly diierent from lwhat they were in IS94. ~

'Then his accusers stood high in

favor with the government and the fgpeople. Today Henry is dead by _ suicide, branded with guilt by his _-ewmconfession. Eiterhasy stands confessed as the infamous forger of -fthe bordereau. He dares not return toiFrance except under safe conduct, ‘mow to confess his own shame and at- ~test the innocence of Dreyfus. _ De 'Gam, Mercier, Gonse, and Boisdefre »are either in public dfqrace or under the gravest suspicion. llostti them are under arrest- The world has llong “sheen satisfied that Dreyfus was the ~victim ofa dastardly conspiracy .car- -ried forward bythe army sta&` and its tools, and France is now .coming -rigpidly to the same conclusion* _ _Even in Paris the triumphant a.c~ -lquittal of Dreyfus is new looked _for astnonidemly as was his -condemna- tion in 1894 when he was arrested. lfhei-collapse of the conspiracy against himis nowas complete as was iits iiforner unholy triumph. It is felt that .Dreyfus must heres cred-tohis place in-the army, and paid the full arrears lofihis salary, covering -the-iiv`e_y'eais _~_oflh'm disgrace and elle. _Int-this -is not all. Hia persecaitons must lhe Pimi¢haa.eand in their

Qnowfbs expected .to take- vengeame

world’s sensecf .actorhapoa l7.‘v’ance.n\q-

work in August at Quebec. Thié troublesome boundary question brought the proceedings of the Conference to a standstill last winter, and, failing some .such agreement as that nov reached its labors must have come to naught. The in fident gives rc- newed hope for a hnal settlement, We can hardly say more than that at prerent, as new diiliculties may arise

hereafter.

The meeting between President

Kruger and Sir Alfred Milner has re sulted' in failure. Kruger, from whom concessions were asked to ame- liorate the conditions of the Uitland- ers, has refused to c incede anything. There can be n° doubt that the as- sumptions of the' Fransvaal Govern- ment are inconsistent with what rr- mains of Britisu sovereignty in the Trausvaal. \Vhether force will now be employed to give 1.-(feet to the Brix-

"1°°illm°“@lll made- The imm°di°'°° ish demands remains to beseon. -Tho .'e6`ect of the decision is to

meeting between the British Commis- sioner `and Kruger took place in the Orange Free State on neutral terri- tory, but it is well known that the sympathies of the government and people there are strongly with the Transvsal, and should war ensue it would invo`ve a most bitter and dead- ly copdict between the British and Dutch population of all S.utheru Africa.

A correspondent of the Patriot

last evening, signing himself “X” an unhnown quantify, argues that the Farquharson License Law is not a measure that gives lcense, but purely a measure of taxation. He ought to read the Act itself in which the word? -“l'wense”_ and ’_“_tax” are used .i`gtg|~. dlaugeably. Or let him take thedic- tionaiy meaning which "X" ’ quotes- “autlhorityor liberty given; permiss- sion”--let him take this meaning and Flay it alongside -of the rumse}ler”s __ certificate of registration asjpulilished Ly Tas Grtsanisw the other day. and he will End them agreeing in every particular. The intending liquor seller }sys=$1~00 and the Provincial Secre- tary issuesa certiicate under which the applicant is.” authorized to se`l

iupomthe. .consptra-tors as vengeance’ _ _

wastahen upouthose `

sthe 'Panama scandal. mp

settlement of the Alaskan boundary » _ __ _ question aswill' enable the Inter- " S _ __ _ 1 ' _ V ' national Conference to resume its ' f `

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ACCIDlENT_

A young 'Man loses His Life olfoNo11h Cape. .

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Sank~ before his Startled

Companions were Able

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A young man named Gray belonging

to Aibemm was drowned on North .Cape yesterday morning while fishing l bsters;

He was in a boat with two others,

his bs-'lance f-nd fell overboard. Not being able to swimho' sank before his companions c iuid do anything to save him. ' ‘

The bcdy has not yet been recovered.

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l Thursday. 8 :-D. Ferguson. Summer l side; L. -P. Dovle, St. Peter’s; Thbl.

Stanlev, Souiis; -D. A. McKinnon. City; Miss Burdette. .Wolfville.. N. S.; F. W. Bums. Nsw”Gla|gow; J. A; Brace, Summerside; J. E. Smith, St. John; Chas: Delahunt, Moncton. N. B .3 J. Stanley‘Wedl0ok. Stanley.

"Thursday, June 8.--G.~‘Grawtord, St. _ John; F. Lifeboon. Sackville; W. S.

'ri k. Montreal; W. M3 Hart, New

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liquor.” Here is precisely - the “auoho- “i ‘"9 C"“l°"°‘°"“ Brmng hrk °"

‘the 13th and 14 of September On -the

rit’ or liberty given,’”__which “X” h _ ` \ .£50 _ 2 26 <q»f»»¢<1 »_¢ ~=» new-»1 ?Tl‘:?:;?.::::.;;;°.::c;......1..... 439935. purse $100. Qu the 14*;.~2.§0

_ _ _'.,Pu¢-as $100; free for all purse 8250;

'rams si-seems banana- or .amen 12 3°.°!,“°'1°°'°° ‘I-50;, if _ _

not p¢ime.P. E. l.. poratoqaoow in pen. l_‘_ Dnamo the past __ __ ~_ ‘- _

‘the owners cl whiohlnd it diieult itoggaotivity hasbeen = l- _ _ at_;_u;g__pn¢__¢_ de- ‘list circles in Port Elgin. N." . ` _ mended. This clesrlyehoiivs ‘fthat the _November-a debtof a _ Ti T ‘ illostdiaat whner 'did -da¢ge"ye'il.onthe»-ub4tanlial_ ` My ' ~_ _ local stocks to the ewteut'reportsl.._`8t." Methodists worshi|zped,-today_ o _ _ Jol|n_’s,1Hd., Sens. ' " .» 'f ~‘_ red _Tilosjs debta_n¢l~'l\as a

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It seems very1'egretta.hle that pkg

wacancy in -the Queens County Dem; caused bythe death of Judge Alley should remain so long ' unfilled. In case of the disability of a Jndgg 0;- his absence from his district another Judge.=_cau be=deputed to attend to theduties, but when the Judge of a County Court dies all business is practically suspended until his surf

his duties. Tue:-Gmluniait is inform» ed that the business comingordinarily “before the Queen’ s Count Court in

equal to that of both the Com-tg of Prince and King’s counties. The lnecessity for promptly filling the va- T cancy is sufficiently apparent. l

Not only are intending suitors dr-

la edin'thei| level adairs b

the place that might better have been ` avoided. The government may have found it didicult to definitely makel a choice, but we fail tc see how the difhculty can be solved by delay'

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Itis most gratifyi to learn that

the British and Unaid States gov . ernments have come to such a genera 1 _

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If not let_us fit up your bed with our l\IAT'l`.R.ESSES-whilti

0111' special prices are in force

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giving grand satisfaction-Don’t payiniiiile tal1hEiia§5l(I)l.E(=)(lhf%ti'l§ 0 é\1I1__wheel-if you do the dealer gets the best§_of you.§;__F

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'£~!P|!0ell8 bf Soda - st.ore,look over the goods. ’N'o trouble? ___ _ __ _W _ _ 'to show them. We have many hand-_ ` V 7 _ 3-A """"°’ _

some and useful articles Silverware

_during the soda season you would; will be _.perfection in durability,beaut-y I 0. llvfvesome idea of our business, ,of design and brilliancy of hnish, if T ‘ e

We claim the ered it of such a. large; boqght from us. We have also some o

trade is due to our 'par lrular ar:¢u_,£ne China and Beautiful Glassware

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tion to it from the Grst. ;[ See our goods for quality and price.

Giving especially line *ii-nf r , The hndegroom will also find the Ol O Having it ice col-1 .-t _-rl limes lartich-he wants at our store, a good tooni-busuiesshas mais it whatitis lc ~

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