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Fall ~
Foot
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A great shoe for men,
The "S1aterl’ price $3.50.
Every pail' with Oak
Tanned Soles that resist
Water. Th; popular
shoe' of Canada, 'big
variety of lasts and
widths.
Goff Bros.,
Sole Agents. _
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Oct. lil (Special) Iseud ]’urI>r, i"ruuev,
plrotogruphs of some ofthe most famous
und moat revered monuments of Paris.
Ol course, they all illustrate the history
of the great Napoleon. First in place,
usln time, we have the front of the
church of St. Roch, nota graceful or
imposing ellillce, clumsy rather, but the
scene ol n short., vigorous lvnttlo which
changed the history ol l\`i'|\nc<-.It was here
that the royalties attacked the National
Congzrrzss in 1795, and here that Caplnln
Bonnpnr¢e,a volunteer youth of 20,
brought n crosslire upou the converging
nrnrieswhlcli drove thcmln confusion
from the field nndonnbied the youmz
artilleryolilecrto unfurl the slnndnrd of
the untiuu from the steps of SL. Roch.
Secondly,wehnvennohle vista of the
superb nnvc and chuir of the great (inthe
drniof Notre Dame. Tliifr interior was
sacked and destroyed hy the revolution,-
ists in 1702 and again lloacerutnrl lu 187|
ily the Communists. in this “Temple of
Reason and l'hilo.~4opl\y"Napoleon ami .io-
sephino hero received the triple uuction
of their eorouulion. It i.~\ said limi. Ju-
aephine sirulldered when lilo ;‘.rn\vn was
piuecd upon her fair lurow, and well sho
luiglit, for her first llushnud, lienuhur-
nnlu, had been ririiugerl from this same
altar to the guiliotinc. Inthc treasury Ol
Notre Damo are today exhlirlted the
cor0iiat.lon`robes ot Napoleon.
Thirli, we have n deliuentirm Of UN?
tomb ot Napoleon. The sarcophllilusls °l
reddish pnrl1|\yl'Y» “ml W" l"`°“3l"' from
Finland. ltls situated under the hlllll
ina cuplike crypt in the floor on a mu-
sale pavement and beinvuen vvalis of pol'
ighnd granite. Around the sarcophagus
are rnngedli0cnptured1lngs bearing the
~ Ju/EPT THE c5Tl?EE7f5,*\/\/1Tr1AE TJLLE PY IN / 795'
lwhul, like our Soldiers' Home, and rests _
names of some of the grraia conqueror s
victories.
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to Bcauptify
per dozen.
and 352: per doz.
‘ 35c per dozen.
dome oi the Invaiids. an institution some-
A Rare Op ortunity
_ at a Very Small Cost.
We have just opened up a choice collection of
WINTER FLAJWERING BULBS imported
DIRECT hom i-IOLLAND.
“Choice Named Hyacinths". all C°l°l'S.Hl I0C»I2C “Wi
x5c each. '
"White Roman Hyaclnths", for Xmas bloom at 5oc
"Fine ~N5f¢i5g\|'g". single and double, at Izc, 15c, 25c
“South African Fuentes", very fine at 25C per doz.
"Spanish Iris". all colors at Goc pei-_ huudrt-rl.
"Etslrly Tulips" for indoor culture at i5c. mc. 25<~ and
.»A|.°-|-(QQ Calor .Cl'uQug,” 45c,5oc and Go: perhundred.
°°Lf]|um Cg|\d{duh1", fine large bulbs, mc each.
*‘1‘u|1p§” for outdoor culture from $1.00 per hundred up.
.HASZARD & Moons.
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Fourth, the render will please eiamine
the mngniilcent nnd \\'lrle»strelcllin;; pul-
nce oi'i.he Louvre, i'oru|t-rly the residence
of many kings and queens, now the re-
ceptacle of the nrt treasures of the rcnim.
Here seven centuries nga Philip Augristufr
liuiltu castle in the ynidst oi' u \\'oli`-in-
fuetcd fore~it, and here in after limes lived
lllmrles V., l"ruucis l., lieury II ,
Catherine do Medlcla, .~i\u:eeL~llerl hy he
three royal sous, also lioury of Navarre.
Charles IX., and all the l'.o\liscs of the
aeventecntlt and eighteenth centuries.
Napoleon l. ilu-r-it liure und hoizlur the rex-
tornlion of the l»uildln|.{:4-n work llnully
and 1\1lmlrnl»ly conlpluii-4| hy Nnpioou lil.
The eui.lre puiuce of the Louvre rovcrs 48
rri,-rea und coutltius HU l\nll_~, wlrlch, plucmi
oudto und, would rl-:rr-li ton miles. In
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lhciefi;-hand cornor of the picture pre-
heated liercwith, may be seen the Arch
of Carrouscl, erected to commemorate the
viotories of_ Napoleon. If, as is alleged,
it wan constructed from his own designs.
il. proves that the great soldier was not
without modesty, for the triumphul an-h
ls much too smull for its environment,
helm; dwarfed nnri lzellttierl hy the tower
lm: paviiions and domes oi tho Louvre.
its surroundings were prohnlliy more np-
proprinlc from an esthetic point of view
before Lliedestrnctlon of the contiguous
Tuillorles hy the Commune i|\ IKTI.
i"iiLl\, the 'froeuilero Palace. 'l`hi.»4, too
ianrnomorinlnl' Napoleon. In an hour
of cntllusiustiu leisure lreiore hin lust
eulupuign he drove to this ati.r1\ctive hill
\\'l| h \inrio i.ou.~lin nurl, lukiuig their hope-
i`ul<‘l\lld, the I-Iiniguf Rome, upon his
luiee, prnrniard to build him n palace
hr-ro o\'orlool<iug Paris nnd the Soilio.
`i'h(~n ciuno one of his u|nrahnl.~i und whi-
sked him uwny to \Vni,erloo and the
Austrian izeuornl enrrieli ali' to Vienna
tht- mother and child. in IKTH the lorinrn
hellzhts were ornntely built on for the
nrt-at exposition.
\\'hcn Napoleon looked upon the 'l`ull-
leriea for the Inst time (on June 29, after
Waterloo) it was far the most imposing
vdlllce in the world. On one sldo elus-
tcrod tho vast palace oi the Louvre; on
the other stretched down the Seine the
apnclons gardens oi the Tuillerics through
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the Champs Elysees to the fnroli liois dr:
Iloulogne. 'i`he mari coliliaigruli-vu thu*
deidroyetl the ruyul palace of the 'i'uil
lerien inereaseri the nreu of thu gin-ill-li
in which iL stood, and this has now In-on
all added to the rzreut pwrk ofthe vity.
'i`|\is gI;1|u\ll|',sNu-e hui. l>wn ili.~;\osl-rl of
with u lhrgc elllitzlrteuuient \\ hivll miglll
\\-ull ln: imilnt'-d hy l\|\n~r-lr-url cltioe. in
short, it has lrcen luuulwl over to the nerr
pie to enjoy tlreurseives lu il. ns they will.
C().\"i'I.\'i.'i'IlI l).\' 'l`liillll i’.-\lil‘I,
Wli_i_ TRY 'lil RAISE
A BRiTlSH WARSHIP
01|n.~4~|a, Oct. ll.-intenseinlert-at has
been aroused ut Selulnmpol ily the arrival
of several sr\i\'al_'e experts umm-fl with
5;u\'L~x'r\x|i\>|\i. nutiiorlly to u\i1l<'x~l»\ku thc
tusk of ruisimz from tht-lrottuin of iiuln
clnvn hay a large British uinnfoi-\\'n\~ .~uul;
hy Russian gun llvr from the iuud ln\ll<~v
len durint: the Crimean war. S:-,\er-nl
attempts have already in-en made to raise
ihis \'e.~4r~'el in the pint, Irul, uwiui; lo lhu
inadequacy of the salvage npplinnct-_s
used, without success,
The Russian Admiralty are stated to
possess ,truthworthy inio\jl7_t19,t:i_o_i},J,o the
effect that the sunken mrtn-oi'-\\"I\r ron-
tninu n lnrge sum oi' money in ;:ulrl
originally destined for the pnymt-ut oi
the Britif~'h l`or'ces'opr-1-nti|n_' in the vicinity
half u century nun. The pn-.~.ont uileurpt.
is to ln- cnrreri out under the .supt-r\‘i.»l<u\
of a \vcli-known specialist in Si\l\'uig<>,
Signer Restuce|,an1tali1\u.
The amount of gold and other vnlu.-li»h-s
in the vessel is seriously eluted to alnouni
lu from n quarter ofa |ull.ion slorliu~,: to
.4_‘iitllr,01|ll. Signer Iirstucci is slnlcrl I
_lievisa9_es12r!_e_l€@_tiisexafev 1; H10 __w:_l_"s'|
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$|co Reward, $100.
The renrlers of this paper \\ ill lu-pl|»n_~¢~rl
to learn tl\nt.|l|e|1‘ir~ut least one rin-:\<|<-fl
<li>vl\,~v that .~=riem1- has lu-l‘!\ ulllv to 1-uve
in ull its r~i:\gv.~, uull that i.~ L7r\lu|rli.liuil'.-
Cutnrrh Cure is the only posit ive min- now
known ln the lnollirul fluivrlllly, l`:\t.'\\'l'l\
liuluis n cons! iluliuuul i||><-ilw, rm¢\iii'r-r- a
1-onstltutlouul urotinolit. ilull'> Lillturvlr
Curr- is lair:-n inte-ruully, nr-l.iul_' dlrerlly
upon the lnlnorl and uinvoua .~\iri»u~n-,s oi
the sysivui, tliorvhy (lesl\'1\_\'iu,~; (lu: fnuuri
ation of the tlilgoltsc, uufl Lziving' the |n\l,i-
eul. stu-n;_'ti\ hy liuildlul; up llu- ron.~lltu-
tion and n.~f.~.is\i|\g nature in duiui: il-r
work. The proprlvtoh-i have so mm-li
faith in its curative powers that lin-y
olli-r One liundit-ri Dollars lor any russ-
thut, it fnlls to cure. Send for list, oi testi-
inoninls.
Aridrt-sa F. .i.(]lil<iNi§Y & C0.,'l`olede,0.
Sold Iiy all llruzuisls, 7.`w.
Take iall`s Family Pills forveolwtipntion
Stylish'
Stationery
, A TIP-What you save
on Stntlgngry here will
more than pa-y your 1`o.<t-
age. Nov' this is quite :1
consideration in these days
of increasing correspond-
ence.
Dainty Boxes
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Dainty Paper
for
Dainty People
Is to be had here.
See the beautiful lines of
Papeteries we are now
showing. Prices from loc
to $1.00 ;\ - ‘\nx.
_Note Pat per and
Lnveiopus in endless
variety lowest prices.
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