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_ ' THE WARS OF A CENTURY- Fi
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m 11' ' ` A th Warof 1870 between France and °
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-" a trial Order Germany the Rus:o Turkish War of lS"7 °
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 T32 8 SP€Cia1tY and the Spanish-American War oi 1898. “_Wl1at is it?" asks the mother as she m
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Hscrc _ _ The Indian Mutinyof 185`l’, the recent Elzéig byea §_';d°?n_ Snglly ‘gmpgzmf ‘ft B
War in South Africa and a number of is impm-¢ b100d_ ans the ¢hi1d ,,_¢e5S a; _ d
  T & D A U N C  little wars are not touched upon as they
9 are treated of in other volumes ofthe
` It is universally admitted that Napoleon
ca A campaigns have: been the subjectof
mme" ' ns closest study by all subsequent comman-
June 20th the
wen known ders. His marshals were the equals of
Steamers of the foremost captains of other centuries,
the P | A R fund in the series of titanic struggles
Ling which he fcrced upon Europe, the other
” ro'
-is-u-\-.rv vid Hum-1:. _ D
~ * Greatest aznong these was Wellington,
Eyegv T-zesday at |p_|-n, who, after defeating in succession his
author, of Naprleon 1, the Duke of Well-
el
'martyr President Lincoln.
The war of 1886 between Prussia MMI
sum-la gun Pi-min the arent view! N
in the uiruiro of ounu-ni lumps. and
pared the way for the unification of Gei-
msny and the tremendous triumph over
.France which followed in 1870 Thislattcr
was really one cf the greatest wars of the
l troops engaged the new and deadly arms
triumph of Russsiau arms, while
Spain is also sketched in a clear
and impiriial manner, the vslume
side with the movements of armies the
raced,a highly interesting study. The
ingtcn, Na iioleon 1ll,_ General Grant and
d Marshal Von Moltke. That it is well '
Series is the high praise to which
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rices the balance to the War in the Crimea, ila1of$5w.0w» this l¢V§D|U8 med DBDBIB n
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for impurity o. -
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eruptive disease
rect result of ini- _t
enriches as well
as puriiies thc' t
blood.
century, slgnalised by tlic number of the mme"
rs
of precision employed on both sides, the Egg;  ‘_n_,rheq°°M
_ van crest are is
remarkable gcneralsbipol M°1f»k°.lll‘ ml _g 0 ual i_n_es_0f furs ai'
' chief lieuleiiantsfthe- creat battles ofl'5U -GUNSSEN °”m°df‘°*.
pared th I
Welssenbourir,Woerth,Saarbucken, Vion- ledggggsalaggg   penny! of the
_vllle.G;s_velo_tta_aiid lsa.dan.thc uicinorablc  _n_adoubt_  ___ We wirldbc gunned to
siege of Paris, the overthmw,Q(§l§hf|?___1_W_iPdlJ  bi'      5 oo
eoiiiu uynusry, thu wrostiug»'c'tAlsaoosud_ ‘R____%§'_|;"§f§4c1,3s_i ed.bf'°°°do__ M m_'°f
Lo i t th it-h nomouswar lk __ ldblk dtlremosy
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ofthe G'-rmau Empire and the restoration 5  gmnftfnllmbersw
A ' 1 ; 1 ' Bnnvniwrim buuvuf in found principally in North Amerie. wmviallbixh
0! ‘P0 F rf~'D°h R°DPbli°~ ` Canada. and to_some_extent in Northam Europe and Asia It is an amph us
_Thu Ru590.'1‘,,,-Kish wa, M1377 was gig.. animal and measuresfi'-om one to -two and one half feet long The tail is list
smiv and devoid of fhair. Its fur is mostly of a brovm color, graduating to light
inode; on the side. an with iiiu. soul; ine mir upper have are plucked °v'»
which leaves a most beautiful and soft fur. Nutria is its closest imitation and
although inferior in richness, it is much in vogue Both the beaver and the
Nutria are being made up in every kind of fur wearin ap l
8 P919
BEAR--This family consists of black. brown cinnamon. grizzly and polarl
hears, and inhabits allcountries north of the _equator While most of the skins
are used for ornamental andrug purposes. the brown bears have jumped into
igh favor made up into mais and boas their nchness und softness of hair
making them very commendable.
BABGER-This is one of the smaller representatives of ll-e bear family and
ound in the higher latitudes of Western North America The fur has a Sandy
gray appearance. It is long at the sides and short on the backs and principally
sed for misses’ xnuifs and boas.
0ON_Y-Conies hardly need _any introduction , they are members of the
unions rabbit family, and are worked up into every possible article in manuZae~
cred ture. _'Most-_ ct _them aredresserl and dyed in Belrinm and France, and are
xporred in large quantities. .Not only are they dyed black and seal brown, but
so-silver-gray and white skins find plenty of outlet They come in molly
ualir.:'es.anu the famous “electric seal ’.’ is made from the best skins by shearing
nd plucking out-all the st~iR hair, which leai es the fur soft and glossy like the
seal, of course without the wearing qualities of the latter,
CHINCHILLA-The chinehilla is an inhabitant of Peru and Bo'tvia
n' ' . - ' , sliadiulr to usoft
it makes
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about
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only from uigia
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large demand for.
fur;-jackets
ofthcweasalfaniily
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twelvg mime? The
, A trimming’ . olcv y
nd aready  atail times, ~ I __ _
FOX--A' most valuable fur-heai-ing animal on account of
nd abundance of tlie;difteren_t  _Njuiural red fox.
ross fox, silver fox, _blue fox.-~ black fox and Japanese fox
pecies. red fox being the most ._common, and they are
onimnn rad fordved a sable browncolorhas been and
a full curl and is much used for mods, collan, etc.
LYNX-.~A_ rather ‘r'eprem" ' ntative of feline race and very powerful
nhabits North as far asthe Arctic Circle, also Europe These skins are
sed  the natural- state and when colored blue or black are in great demand, 5,. 1%
th in neckwear as well as munis. Phone 258
MARTEN-Both stone marten and baum marten as w=l1 as the itch, are ,_ __ neat
onnd in Europe. principally along the Balkan Mountain district 'lhe stone "' °'"""
arteu, as its name indicates, is of a light stone color with brown top hair the
hroat being pure white. The fitch is of alight orange co'or with black points ____
nd liuds more favor in Europe than in this ‘country Stone martenv and baum
nrten are now blended to imitate Russian sablo and sell very readily both m
heir natural colors as well as dyed.
_ _ up,-_ pier, -S medic; ,, _ MUSKRAT-This animal isfound in swam re ous and is trapped both
“S 3' H A L I F AX!! ablest marshals in Spain and Portugal med ine gfeaeiiy, but ii” hngadofgtwgiillergeigv hero and in Northern Eumpg, che pens finding 53-gadygleale at all tunes Brook
. o f was destined to triumph over Napoleon §§'m;f;‘§ f,‘§’v‘§*égo'§;’_f°§_§_‘,’S;, B1;‘t~h §_{‘§';_?_¥__‘{-mf" mink,” or water mink is the favorite trade name The skms are cleverly blended
Fddav at I In himself at wwerloo in 1815 Au the 1 _1,3,,¢|,§S, tw,,_da,,gh,¢,s fn ,ess ,han 5,6 yea; to imitate the fur of the mink, and muifs. neckwear, etc , find a ready ont‘et m
P' ‘ " ' mth consumpmm and S°'°f““‘- Mypifiesi sou astonishing quantities. Muskrat plucked and dyed dark brovin closely
*lllflivs !=2'¢ 5001011 T°¢S<il!= “"4 SW" _great battles in the Napoleonic wars from §;5gf_°§rf_’}n‘t‘;‘;|°;n§;f°¢I{§§;f_1§§§§’§;;‘,.§§‘;‘§§; resembles seal and is sold in the trade as “ French Seal l
nvengersvia Picton on Tuésdn and Sail" 1800 to 1815 are a hicall de icted in -8 _Y==“‘- He 19°* f- Pi°f°=`S G°ld°°°M=;df°_=1l .__ ' ' _ ° ‘
--,;,___-_-»= °°==-===i°=»-= Me’ f°= B°»i°= ,__ ,___ _,,__,,,, .,,,,"_f§_”,_,_ _L_ ,,," _,__-__ _13:s°i°;>;_if‘°..i§§..ii‘,;‘:‘;.i, l_';’.i‘°;r;;:ei.:;; ...£5 ni u.§i‘ili§'f.‘i°i‘..iii.‘;‘i‘Z~§f“"i‘.i’f..‘?-_ ‘Z.iil‘§ii“._‘3°§..¥f..T“‘.Z u”$'?i?’.°lif.IT.‘i§'i2 iii’
uuninn isxeuriioun noviou. able him, in concise from et with stgfisngn slllfogiii éoillailliehzgdaibcidibut has “ff popular. _being short. dense and fine. The largest and finest slime come from
!l.ll¢o Boston nd Return. :WI f°f 30 07°- ry _ ’ y nine." 7 _ _a ° ’°“_‘ ’“°_ ' Labrador and blorthern Canada. Farther south the for is of lighter hue. Many
1 L_ ¢an»gAN_ w_ w_¢LARxE_ nothing important omitted, of the great Accept nb substitute for Ncoldezi _-M‘¢d_ of the light Skills are now blended dark brown.
“"‘“*°`¢°'° An” ‘t °”"'°"°' est military campaigns of modern times, ical Discovery." There is nothing “just ` ' OPOSSUM-“The 0P°5Wm 3 di95i|1_°fiY_N91`5h A111911;-‘B11
_ __ I 1 _ , _ _ _ _
Of
_ _ F _ _ _ _ 4, » f d' f gh Swmach introduction. The general cblor of its furis gray but itis
.»__... _--» a veritable struggle of the giants b oggiind fin ‘seaes ° ° S me is
_ _ _ . _ s__ ropossum _ _thetrude namefor tliisskin when dyed brown
ta ‘__ _the be* Hotel Aocommodmon The war in the Crimea was of vastly A 1903 pagggok, f;-¢¢ fm- mg g5king_ _ when dyed in 8 dltk Shade, and _stoneiliitrhenlbpowum when ‘the
mllnvs atop at less significance than the struggle with l Y°“ “ll f th!! P¢°l>1¢'.S C°mm°I1 Seuss I fi? l°°k like °°°“°  E T59. fm' 5°i°.3 9°" md fm’ P'°°°°5
(E  N . Medical iilviser, the _best m¢€1iC3I  '  llfllllillrltively-88ly.` t_0§8$ll6!* With ihe f80E Flin# the Hnillwd
_ svgsm N_ S__ 119010011 Whwh had ¢_I1d¢d f°1'U' Y°°l'S ever published, /ree by Sendin ` stumps lnendable qualities, hasoaused an demand foropossum goodsof
lnatel E-agerinvn before. There was on neither side any I to [pay expense of customs anfmaiiing toriptious. Sable Opossum neokwear in particular will be the leading thing
sr. youu, N. s. display ot great generalshlp, but there 0" 7' Send 3' °°°`°°”t *WDP* f°l' super the coming season.
E_ LE. Rm WILLIS PNP courage, severely tried endurance and
skate!!!
guuueeueuuuuasu
F LDUR
and is giving splendid sat-
isfaction, made by one 0 _ _
the best mills in Canada_ long list of historic victoriesior the arms
considering the quality the
price is very low.
$4.50 per barrel.
Jenkins &. So
is
Europe, destined to end in the
res_toration_of the union, the extsirmina-
_ tionloflslavery, lmpérishable l"mill_tar_y_
" fame for the two 1. 'grant lesder5sfGraut
and Lee and a crown of gioryffoié
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removes all desire for li
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‘gots ,, _ _ _ ~ 1 ¢°v=r= °f 5° mm for c1°fh-hmm vol- or1'ER.--'rho oitor in nquutiu in in iinbieii iivingm and
N0a;l!.H £I?E]P‘ N- s_<)I11i were at least many exhibitions of steady ume, to Dr. R. VI.)sPlerce, Bufalo, N_.,Y. ig fqrmd throughout the greater part of North _America and
_ _ _ FF  short and very thick  quite valuable, owing to its
.S 41 7.1' _ notgble heroism. _ Euglishfand Cmadilll `  E W  I   h8'.l'l?_1E9?eaSIi)et;it-‘tillllgifh  §hg£1g1Tsi?gmsa.ble in Point of
Q--_.il_._ ___--if _ re” "5 mu and ‘-“ ul" "°1“'“° ° °1°*“' ' _ _ and therefore is not nearly so much used as the ordinary utter
and evsviziviz account of the war from _ _ ' ' . PE_RSIAN_LAMB_'.l.`i_ie Po.-sian sheep, which in raised principally in Persia
 __ _ ‘ _ ac 0 ac .mu an necwear _iisexremey ashiona
 its beginning to its close and especially ]l1St_1'@2e1ved at Conno1ly’s Old gd  ¢<l>;1;;ries._¥'rodu1ces a fini; whiaclzzzdnnds nzost ertezsive usegathe
Vind P ‘H Pictu" S °f t'h° Bame °f Alma' img’ lgglie? ?tr§Iet’ loo half bblls skins are dyed a brilliant - black. _ and broadtail or moire Peasian is ina sums
WU L the wild chargeof B ilaolavu, the awful 1 ~_u Y emngi W 110 <3' gpc¢_ ies, a delicate and mnst_ __bea_utiful_ fur. _ _ In the northern countries of Europe 
" struggle of Inkerman and a full account Sa e and retail' I ` Perma” lamb 15 used fm' mlhtary purpwes'
. __ _ ` » " _ RAGOOON-_ This animal is an inhabitant of the United States and British
'  __ _ _ ot thelong siege and ultimiite a.a.ault_ P    6 _ Go1umbia._ It is a_ member of the bear family. The bodvis from twoto three ofiuipooiiion in buv
_ upon ard capture of Sebastopoi. _  y 0,, _feet in lengthand it hasta head much like the fcx Its fur is gray sh-yellow and '28 gal °\\¢f¥ "l|"=2
* Of less interest to Euiziish readers _ but CHARLO FTETOWSI ~ ;§f80£}1;l;g’§  riggadh -Most  isis are g1;"aeda¢;.srk brdxvh Bggltehoog wnlninm do a name
_ - » ,a w eiive in han- good mita inoonuv on
more important in its bearing upon septic. dzw awri f 8 _ mack bean _ f  _ l y _;f, :f sl N ,zlmblr
. _ @_ A I _ , . _ . 1 _ _ wpric e cool sei
This is a u t 5 _ subsequent E111'-Upeafl 1115150127 W°\S_ the -  ~~ f _ -» .f - _ -~ _ _ SKCNK-hotwithstanding its unsavory reputation the fur of this animal is -~u ponuiu i-yn;
n exce en our Franco-Iiu`lan War of 1869. -It _added - _ _ i always 111. la_rge_<lemana,o_wing io the. tact that when properly dressed and cured itat” E %% wb§
. l i appearance is most.beautifui. It is also one of lhe most durable of ill fura The
M°°t°be1l°» M”¢°°'“ and S‘1ff""°t° we ' ` ' I skunk inhabits all Parts of North America the skins trapped in the more not-il'ier¢‘ um 1' ”°‘ °‘“ “’°ff.f’ W’ 3"'_Y,‘;“ lf”
. _ l _ » - ' _ » __ » ` *_ »‘ ' ’ \0\ll' lDOIlPy*y0\1 |10! will \
We are ,S H. t d . f F d al dd d _ tl to the Province of Prince Edwardislarlld ;;lll;t1;i?»dfililt?1illl{c1il'l?>ln rlliltliillixeé rldildlggwhghegkuhxkwgdodngualgn sgllld ilmirarglhg uw~d° "U
EIU BS031PI`ERV__ _ ___ _  f ’
g agen 5 all . ° ’_“°°: ° di Onan; of Na alma _ V _ ---- »_ __ _ 1 been found fletrimeiital to use its lingual name owmgffohs nipopdlahly imused  
growing MDB UD 1110 _. D [In Cer _   by_1ts_unlqne methods of defence.” _,All Ofithe cheaper long halfflli v3l'i¢U93 Df Q,¢¢,,5¢_ °”,°,,,,
I 'A f later came the i critic V ‘ ' _ skins are used to imitate skunk. nofissum and raccoou being mo°“~' employed for
H ` el' yew __ Y ~ _ if. f d - ` ` ' _-this  event-'h<ti`gh they lack the leading features of thi" skunk. 5* v "= "‘*
struggle between ti e i ort .ern an _ 1 a  ~ ~' l _ _ _S_ABLE___Th b, ._ _ _ If 11 I I f
S°°tlf¢!"5 Slab” in Am°1'i°"'» Wm’ 'afmms _ N0" 255° it " - . »  l A _ _the»beiu¥lY of'~it-seffrf€vllfi¢?llmiBtdh3icI1»jscft1l;)i?o¥?1a§dTilfnaycollblig ;189Pl`0H°l?abIz A
lirger even than .the battle  0! \`J_2.IiZ1€S Al€X_2.I1(l€‘.1°__S_te_v§r_a,1_‘tf.3_11-d inothor skips. It_'is'a;1n`stiyeof1A8_i_lii_!_=_Rllssiaand~Sibena Therejre B181!! 818403
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at demand. and finds itself much 'sought for m all ‘kinds of boa with mufs
etch. Genuine silver fox is the most costly as the skins are very
ed fox dyed in a light-brown shade iscalled “Isabella Fox ’ antlwhen
yed is of 'a most beautiful coioringiand' extremely nch in appearance
FISHER-This animal belongs to the weasel family and is strictly North
merican. The fur is srich dark brown_ color, sometlmes almost olisck andthe
l is very bushy. It iinds -momfavor in France and Germany than in this
ountry. _ _ _ _  ~
GOA'1‘_-.Chinese goats when _soft and full _in the lair are dyed brown and Om,
a splendid imimim gf beg,-__  gears, esp-ri tally me Turkish variety
ve longsilky _hair and arc used bothnatural and dycdin faifoy edlorsforchiid- 3_3., “_
n’s fur sets, as well as`,rugs'. ‘ ~ ~
LAMBS-Whiwulambskins  used pnnoipallyin the inanufactnm
fchildr-en’s furs. _The Crimean 'lamb called °‘ knmmor,” isgray or slate color,
Wclroatxtfagsrn.
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