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See our Clothing See our Hats Just a word Our Carpet Department is boom
ing. A magnificent stock of New Brussel and Ttpestry Carpets received this week T o
see them is to buy them
P1;=zO'vv _“ISE BROTHERQ -
’ Hiiisbriro Bridge. i
SIR.-I notice you denote a column
'to correspondence in your valuable,
paper headed with I~Idiior`s Mail,and I
I wish to give a few briefs regarding the
proposed Hillsborough bridge. If. has
. leon much talked of and may perhaps
hhwuvbt up for discussion at the com-
 jf ' fgggesstion of the local lcgisature.
~ Now, Mr. Editor. the government
mould exercise caution in the matter
I 00 000 towards the rr-ject as the
s1}"5*  I Iyis now, too much taxes. What will
i s 5 n _
3 1; have to pay, if this enormous sum is
added to our present deficit P The
-government is not altogether io blame
_ inmatters of this kind. It is the peo-
_ple who generally force them to give
'grants for public works, whether
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"§“""L_ p ' thsworks are really needed or not.
As in the case of the new Prince of
Wales College, I for one signed the pe-
lilionfor same. not knowing that Prof.
hlerson resided in the old college!
Would it have beeuiwiser to have rent-
eds house for the Professor and have
lie rooms occupied by him converted
into the College rooms; thus overcom-
hg the unnecessary expense of building
anew one P
Now, Mr. Editor. the government ‘
will have more than they can rightly do
Jnrepairin bridges this year on ac
_ ... 8 _
* *Hunt ofthe ravages ol the big storm
list raged last fall. .leave alone grant-
Q  #gm enormous sum for what will
 elita few at the expense of the
 Thanking you for spice,
 THE DREYFUS CASE.
fiinmyu iteuiins were soieiy with me
" aa. liennan Captain.
I  =i2sBIs A rii H-'1`ne l-.'cla'.r esterda
‘ -_I ’ nx the former minster of justice
like Ribot cabinet, before the court of
¢.,@ation in its inquiry into the Dreyfus
tile. The former minister said that the
Ballon ambassador to France, declared
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 ~ E ;,Q'li;iieu nie depesinen mans by M.
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.*-yto,him in March 1898, that the Italian
;  information bureau never had any _
'-ffl'elltion with Dreyfus, and tna: the
publit-azion of the noideietunnd doc-
menr gontaining the words --cette can-
' 'lille de d” revealed to the Italian and
German attaches that Dreyfus was a
Victim of an error and that the border-
ein was cornmunic ttedlby another officer
Colonel Schwarlikoppen. ioimeiy mil-
 attaohe ofthe German embassy at
Paris, wrote to the Italian military at
techs at Paris, that he was not ac-
witii Dreyfus, and attributed
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Econoiur.
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 iéoiro R’s Mini.. 2t';;,§i°“t;z“i.;t..i.‘“r:.;.stat E°::.'.i
‘Esterhazy went to Colonel Schwartz-
xoppen, in October, 1897, and asked
for protection, and on this being refused
he threatened to c-:mmit suicide. The
Italian ambassador added that the doc-
ument containing words “cette canaille
,de-a” referred to:a civilian who had fur-
nished Colonel Schwattzkoppen with
plans and mips. The latter was known
to the foreign attache under the name
of ‘ ‘Dunbois.”
was convinced after an interview with
iM. Hanotaux, the then minister of for-
eign affairs, that the communication of
Lieutenant-Colonel Henery’s forgery in
tue Zola trial was made without the
knowledge of the government. He also
said 'hat .Esterhazy had relations solely
with Colonel Schwartzkoppen, who
communicated to Colonel Panizzardi,
the Italian attnche, the documents which
were interesting to Italy.
' The Figaro, continuing its publication
of testimony offered ,before the court of
cessation ef the Dreyfus revision, says
that General de Boisdeffre,_ who was
chief of the French general siai at the
time Dreyfus was condemmed, declined
to rr-ply to questions concerning the
communication of the secret dossier to
the court martial. He said he was aware
that the confessions of Dreyfus on the
day of his degradation were kept silent,
because a foreign power was represen-
ed
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Parisian Corset Co
In this epoch of unrestrained con-
currence, the secret of success is noth- i
ing else but the secret of perfection, so ‘
that a productgonly obtains and increases
its reputation and popularity, by first `
being the best and thennqt being. sur-
passed. .Tnat explains the reason why
the Parisian Corset Company has been
able to introduce. over such alarge ex-
demaud by so many merchants, thanks
to the frame given to them by hundreds
of clients who were so satisied with
them. As to the corset manufactured
by this company. what could be said I
about its good qualities may be compris-
ed in the following short formula or de-
vice:-f
~~’I‘o use it once, is to adopt it.”
The Parisian Corset Company is not-
sarisfitd to hold the ground it has al-
ready conquered, but also intends to
have its goods r. ach the most remote
places in the country. and evcn the most I
distant provinces. Consequently the
company has taken a new partner,
what is none ofher than Mr Ernest E.
Ross. It is well-known that Mr. Ross
has been a commercial traveller for the
firm of P. Garnrau, Fils. ~& Cie. for
tinguished himself. He is a-man who has 1
 I Jthe highest recommendations, has el-`
If our liver is out of order, causing oolv in the Maritime Provinces and
 bow room everywhere and only h sf
Ifriends. Mr. Ross intends travelling
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eart- -British Colnmbi where com etition is
Biliousness, Sick Headache, H
burn, or Constipation, take a dose of
iHood"s Pills
I On retiring, and tomorrow your di-
t gestive organs will be regulated and
- you will be bright, active and ready
_ or an kind of work. This 
 been the experience of others; it
E will be yours. HO0D’8 PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. 25 oil.
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,rkeent-st, and where he will therefore
ihave to display good management.
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THE GUARDIAN LHARI OPTETOWN APRIL 17 9
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ll ii’s Hats and Clothing is a wonder to everyone who visits out store
Stock Leads all
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Graceful and fleet, they satisfy the most critical
Our prices from $45 OO to $65 OO with a good discount for cash
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We cannot doubt 'that the af-
fairs ol the Parisian Corset Company, A
'th such men as E. E. Ross, who will
;ll°““°‘°‘P“'°"‘° ““" "° A' P S W handle ON E make the best the “Im erlal
bots, who is general manager for the 6 P
company, will extend considerably, that ~
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