Refreshing, Cooling, Drink Powley's Liquified Ozone. / _It makes life worth living in hot weather. Your druggist has it. . * 0c. and $1.00 a bottle. Uarriages © EVERYBODY Carriages Who has rubber tires on their carriages are well pleased with the ease and comfort they enjoy in driving, if you have not them on - your carriage got you should send to LATURNEY . and have them on drives. and enjoy your JAMES LATUGNEY, CARRIAGE MAKER, 390 Vrincess St. = Kingston. IT PAID ME ALL RIGHT. Stuff that was no to me | sorted it all box and sent gy card' to the Rag and Metal company, 280 treet, and. ed pocket money that came and besides 1 was I deemwen vulibish., use up rece ob) laying araund and of in Kingston Princess a cool in very handy rid of 4. lot of what Piles To prove to you .that Dg Chase's Ointment 1s a certai® ana absolute cure for each and every form of itching bleeding and protruding piles, $he manufacturers havo guaranteed it. Seo tes timonials in the daily pressand ask your nei bors what they think ofit, Yon can use it get your money back if not ured. 60c a box, 3 11 dealers or EDMANSON, BATES & Co. 7Srontq Dr. Chase's © intment EDUCATIONAL. ¢HILLCROFT"| ACADEMY, KINGSTON. A. RESIDENTIAL and DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Ideal Grounds of Twelve Acres. Opens Sepi. 9h, 1902 REV. T. J. » GLOVER, ALBERT - COLLEGE, PHENOMENAL RECORD OF G Hoven: students enrolled last "ye 172 young + and 130 young men, pipe tic sciences 1001 art ~allery add d. Two matriculation scholarships in vols Splendid gvmnasium, grounds, commercial hall, one Ontario Building heated by steam Lirbtd hy electricity, © Will re-open Oth. © For illustrative circulars cipal Dyer. orgy de of ti address KINGSTON KINGSTON. TORONTO BUSINESS © TORONTO. Largest and best in Canada ¥ Unequalled facilitics $dl Queen Street, SEND FOR Jonfederation Lifa equipment for securing Kingston. CATALKXGUE, Buildinrs. Toronto Septen B. A.) Py Pr rincipal. Bellev ite, recently wor large athletic finest iu md or prin COLLEGE COLLEGE positions COMMERCIAL, MONTREAL PRODUCE Monureand Aug. 6. Flour Lbis., patent winter, $3.80 to sbring, $4 to $4.10; straizht r. to $3.70; strong bak. ra, £3.70 to $3.90; Ttario bugs, £- TU. to. $1.50, wheat, Muiitoba, hard, 78c. Suc. corn, Td Nie 4 to barley, to Hie wheat, oatmenl, $2.30 to $ cornmenl, $1.30 to $1.60, pork $24 lard, Yc. to 10c.; bacon, l4c. 18%. to 1l4e cheese, Yo. to 3.3 « townships, to 20¢., western, de. to le. MARR Gte. to bic. STOCK NEW YORK Union Pacilic Stead Muauhattan 4 RR. Transit ples Ga Lt 8. Steel U. N. Steel, Miss. Pach Southern. Pac: X Western 1 nton 4 "tern brie Reading NYC Ha Louis & Nash R Island nin MONTREAL STOCKS i Bink Rank Bank ts Bank Union Bank Merchants Bank of Halifax Hochelags Bunk ,. vase No. Un o to A WATCHMAN MURDERED THE CRIME IS LAID AGAINST THE STRIKERS. Shenandoah, Pa., so Far as it is Ciwilly - Concerned, has Been Declared to be in a State of Anarchy. . ! Witkesbarre, Pa., Avg. 6.--Lying in a pool of blood on a lonesome road in Nanticoke, the body of Daniel Swee- ney, a watchman employed by She Deleware, " Lackawanna © and Wester (Coal company, was found be Across the top of the head were two | wounds and the skull was cracked at the base. There were numerous other bruises . about the body! Alongside the body lay a bloody pick handle, Sweeney was one of, the nen who re fused to strike when the order was eivin und, one night, during .the lat part of June, he was held up hy a of strikers and quite badly in- jured: . Ler gang Cannot Maintain Order. Aug. ©. far Shenandoah i in a state of burgess, the pre ana the chief of came to Cen, Gobel and told they w unable to main- This was tantamount to a request that the general put the city under martial law. This" the gen eral, thus far, has refused to do. Pa.. So authority. in the city is "The chief sident of the council, Shenandouhy, as civil 'concerned anarchy. police him. that tain order. THE DISTRICT MEETING. Of Kingston District of Methodist Church. The financial King- church school room on Wednesday of the minis meeting of th district of the Methodist took place in the Sunday of Brock street church marning. The majority ters and lay "members were present, Rev. J. C. Antlifi, D.DY chairman of the district, presided. Most of the business. transacted was of a routine churact The appointments of de putations for the missionary and educational anniversaries of the seve val circuits, were made. The fallow ing appropriations from the board were recommended : Island, F360; 51): 2110; 2200; Lon mission To Woliv Sharbot Perth Verona, Lake, Tichborne, Ro i the write a Thomas confined motion moved that Cammy; ain nees to Rev. Brown, Williamsville, who to his home with illness, carried .unanimonsly. tn reply stated {hat ference ar SCC letter of is The a question the chairman the membership list con was 3457 for this dis- trict, a decrease. of seventyvwight. In view of this fact, an extra setiort wil be made toTextend the work the district. An hour's devotional exer ise was held ghis from threo to four Lr. Antliti gave an Leven ie a Sunday Id. to vt O° in afternoo: after which address. In school ention o'clock thy wil con will An Untimely Death. The happy home of Mr. and Mrs. D. McAuley, Railton, received a mournful shock by the death thei little daughter, Alice Marion Helen, on July. "26th. Six months ago a asting sickness, which puzzled phy eradually®h to rev on h vouthful, but val fraine, on ht countenance and joyiul disposition Fegan their charm. She was removed to the Hotel Dien, evervthing that medical skill accomplish w triedk without avail and fina!'v was taken to Her howe where, alter teandavs' lingering, without any apparent pain, she sank peacefully to rest. - Though only four vears- and five months old, she had attracted both voung and old by her almost wonderful maturity, and had shed brightness and life in the home of her parcuts. That the carly period ol -a happy wedded life should Lie darkened by sad: 4 bereavement Has wakened the deepest sympathy of the community the parents whose at a beautiful child of will require many be of cans, an a brig to lese w here could for SOLELY loss of so ull cars prose, to ha Took His Life. ne, Wash, Auer racy, the outhuw, killed it field, near "Fe He was surrounded hy a Spoke himself at posse. whe Howes, a... Miss spending tives M. a two wee here. She x Pusiness + high position Toronto. stro tlwayv Toronto, ix vacation Cons with graduate and holds the T. EK is a of Coles with aton Lo., The employees are ar pre tions for « their Ontario Park the if the weather un on the 21st inst Orser and wif Gananoque "on Wedidsday. several vears, pas: church Am Lake on or, picnic -at Lith inst. favorable, Rev. Mr. Stella to Ir. Orser. was, for or, of the Methouist wrest Fsland. tT GeOry Ga Traill," Torénto: ta W. utler, Rochester, N.Y... and ® } Valker. Bryan, Ohio, were visitors he Y.M.C.A. building vesterday. 1s moved-from on WHER peau COSTLY MATa ino is out of order you have it regulated; yon don't at once throw it aside. Why, then, when your bowels are cut of order, do you treat them as useless? Tliat is precisely what it means to take violent cathertics. They-do 3. not regulate the bowels; but-take § their work away from them, debili- tate them, and make you more atch than treat your bowels You can' get another The a cure for Constipation i is 'a gentle laxative with tonic action. IRON-OX TABLETS Are the Perfect Tonic Laxative eee AN OBJECT LESSON. Read - From. Over the Way. An iGea of how fast Canada is pro- 'To be { gressing' can be best shown by a #&m- { parison with the United States, whose populatidn is 77,000,000, to Canada's 5,500,000, fourteen times as large: The total export of the United States for the last year was $1.352,033,407. Ii fourteen divided give $38,716,673, which would be Ca- nada's relative ' business in exporta- lut Canada's exporgs were $196,105.- 210 or twice as great in proportion to 1S | the population. Again take thé& imports of the Unit- States, $902911,305. On the same Canada's imports would be 81,- 493,664. What they actually amounted to was $202,701,591. Canadian imports have risen from R130,00%5,006 in 1898, to $202,791 in 190 pons, drom $164:152,6837 in 1898 to §211,725,763 in 1902. These vears are ete fora coniparison because it was in 18395 that the preferential farifi { came. into full operation. The increase in the exports of domestic orig Leen over ),000;000 in five years. 7) ratio like this cannot be shown by any ountry in the world. Laying New Crossings. The new crossings which the city ldving on Princess street, and its in- tersections do not promise well. The material too .. soft, and will not «tand the traflic to which it is being subjected. There ix a difference in as- phalt, a difference in quality, and for street paving the rock asphalt only chould be ufed. Next the crossings are too' flat to be very serviceable in dir- tv weather. Most of the crossings, at certain seasons, are' unclean, and" the new crossings are bound to be so be- level with the street on either The ideal walk raised in the crowned, and this affords a dry passage to the pec "rian at any time. It may seem strange that a lay opinion should be offered thus, in con: demnation of the work of a depart- ment svhose head is an expert in the business, but it Mot a new -experi- ence, this burying of under mud, and it time something was id to call attention to the fact and secure a change. -------- Women And Jewels. man--that .is 1s is cause side. centre, is is Crossings candy, flowers - the order of a womans. prelerencs liven that greatest of all jewels, health, is often ruined in the strenuous eligrts to save the money to purchase them. Ii a woman will risk her health to get a coveted gem, then let her for- tify herself against the insiduous con- seguens coughs, colds and bron- chinl affections hy the ular use of Dr.. Boschee's German Syrup. lt will promptly: arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected lunes and. -bronchigl 'tubes and drive the dread disease from the system. At a cure-all, but it is a certain cure for coughs, colds and all bron chinl troubles. You can get this reli able remedy at Wade's drug store. Jewels, of is. not The Governgr Is Coming. di AL Charleston, W.Va., an officinl of the supreme coort of West Virginia, returned home yesterday alter ten cays'! shing outing on Mr. Colley has been. all an continent came fish? Last seasan «truck Louchboro lake. on the commendation of friends so pleased was he with his succosseas an angler that he came back this sea He made a line cat two specimens mou Henry Stratiora. Mr. Collev has ar ranged for. the governor West Vir ¢inia to spend a few davs 'at Bauer to enable him. to enjoy th splendid fishing to be found mn l.ouzh Lake: Colley, over In he re and the North soarch of some son. hav nye of sea, boro Was A Good Entertainment. The show at Lake Ontario Park, this week, is a daisy, and is attract ing larger crowds than ever. The ami- mal show: in itself well worth the time and money pent. Prof. Danes has trained his dogs, cats and mon keys and mice to where they can do almost anything and give a very am ny entertainment: The comedians, lker and Edwards are very fuuny aid make one laugh real hard, whil Oddetta, the wonderful dancing girl, one's eves rivetted by keeps 1 2 clever dapces. Caught An Adder Snake. Althorjpe, Aug. 1.--A visited There Sanday heesemaker captured an ma trap in the suring fect long mowino bee last weeks Visttors Mrs; J. Whaley and family, Westpog, 1 spending a fw with her coments he Misd Lena and Vincent Menzie; Westport, visited at then hery Miss eavs; Perth; quaintances here. ed tervible evening. adder snake, factory, meas W. Neil Thad a storm Cur mouse three days home IS Tenewing The Team Named. team of heavy weights pickel yut to meet thé Watertown higafel- lows at baseball is thusly made. up : P. Devlin; A. Tyo, S. Amiel, A. 'E. Elmer, L. Dick. .W. Marshall, F. Mq Cue, Gi. Jemmnan, I'. Haliver. The uni form will consist of blue overalls, red flannel shirts and small rimmed The first match, it is tel, take place here next week. . The exe A Growing Business & Napatee, large jew that vn then EW. having store and office for the my business. of thes city, propristors fare and wJ ohn 2. Smith, city. They are meeting success Napanve. Bro. tine Suith Creche ling in of Stor Dial odation M. prepared the brothers row architect of Cha jew ele Mth si in N : Will Be A Large Crowd. Many lodges of Ih Boy ¥ ave ar opted re "and cele of next. - 'The ates Derry lay by bn Atonst Bro le there 1s are tng 1 that crowd in the pProspe large ijv dav. Splen- Jibby for 25¢ The H..D. _ Heavy wool socks, did value, 2 for 25c. company. into this is will | and the ex-| her many i OFF THEIR EARS { BARBARITIES COMMITTED BY ALBANIANS. Wounded © Had to Deliver Their Severed Ears and Noses « to the Cadi--Blackmailed and Threatened. London, Aug. 6.--A Vienna corres: pondent relatés accounts Bi numerous outrages committed by Albanian bands Bulgarians. The leader of one band slit open the cheeks 'and cut off the ears of a resident of Monastir, then obliged the victim to proceed to the local Cadi, and lay the severed ears before him. Similar mutilation was inflicted by another Albanian up- on two prominent persons néar "Pri- lep, who were forced to deliver their i severed ears and noses to Kaimakan. A third Albanian leader held a Bul- rian peasant hostage for £150. Neighbors collected £15, which the leader accepted. Then he murderad the prisoner because "the whole sum was not paid. Three communes were black- mailed" for £130, the villagers being threatehed with death if the monev was not paid in fourteen days. On the pretext Of searching for re- volationists, a band attacked a vil lage in Okhrida _.Sanjak, killing a school boy and wounding five other persons. The wounded included ex-Prof. Haschow. who afterwards died, and Prof. Scheinow. 1 { | i i The on ABOLISHING THE DUEL. A Prince's Movement Meets With Prompt Success. "The Effort Abolish the Duel' of which Prince. Alionso de Bourbon writes in the North American Review. was begun by the prince himself, and hids fair to be sful. Prince Al- fonso was prompted to practical steps than usually atrociou OUITENCes, Two Austrian officers were the hest of friends, but they had a quarrel and agreed to fight. Pre cently they made up their dispute, but their seconds compelled them to Palit and one of them was killed. Shor afterward, the Marquis Tacoli, d nd ing go friend against the aspersions of a brother officer, M. Szilay, in- sulted by the latter, ane vas waged 19 challenge him. Beiny a Catholic, . he declined to do so, ~vhereupon he. was branded as a coward, deprived of "his and reduced to the ranks: 'officer, shared his fate his course. : An open letter of commendation which Prince Alionso dddressed to the Marquis Ta 'oli elicited so many sympathetic com nuinications from all "countries of that he conétived the idea "of an international league ing. The leacue was 'd in Vienna in M 1901, and it has in Austria 1,500 adherents, whom 373 are members of the no- bility. Much progress has also been le in other countriés. Says the 10e in France great progress. 1 heard eph du Bourg, whol 1 5 of the movement . thaugh number of signed ad herents is rather small, the movement accepted, because public opinion now with us. The man who refuses fioht a duel for a reason is no longer disqgualifica as a man" of honor in the eyes he would have been The also in France has - of was the to fight a utenant-Colonel the Mas who was challenged by Chauvelin, OU immense was an article in fa: publis hed in i to sSueee hv two, more was commission while another for approving of now of made from placed in in France, rue has lately our leay ) tne was I= to good sociely, the past. Then a refusal of in tavorable, as press cident good. duel quis one deal d Eibee; wrquis de mportance also vor of our league by M. Paul de Cassaonac. well-known "duellist. Finally, oir tribunal of hoor formed spring in Parisi It composed foarteen -membe among whom oflicers (generals, aamirals, and MM. Cass wach, opinion is this of are col and that duelling is to be away with entirely. In the pro France also tribunals of hon cen formed and have plready to settle was six onels de whose done vinee of have 1 heen appealed > or to SON cases,' The League Standing. The standing of clubs in the International league |i Lawrence 3 WN mn. Lost AROGUE Canton Antwerp St. At Kingston, Ponies, RX: Gouverneur, }. At. Canton, 1; Antwerp, 6. At Gananoque, Ponies, 8: Gananoque, 17: At ned 3: Lawrence Baseball League. crananog NTR, An Electric Line Tied p- New « Haven, ( Fair Haven company, all +1 WA Lain onh., : Aug The Westville mit lind Deal and suburb a ten miles of th cityihad: its entire: system practically tied up this morning a result of a stitke of its conductors and motormen, and oO} crating traflie, of tel trolley radius as HI -- Appointed Professor. FE. C. Wasbn, MA. Watson, of Queen's, has been ap professor of rhinology and in the Michigan college of Detroit. He made these diseases in German and hospitals. Commander" Witham E. vell will probably be the next sr of the of imam. steeeeding Command wroeder; whose thy vears' term a auly has exp latest is : son Of Prof." pointed Jology a special col i~h TONET I shad ruthers' apt. of the hotograph, Bruce Hart's rin on 'the box is nn excellent "The proclaim Satur- Y, ublic ho! pro mavor wril not onat Limited 2 at Satur Noy MN erows Knights' of the mat rip excursion, benefit Vincent; St. netted tout of Wy for the Cape about 8250. THE DAILY WHIG, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6. "THEY COT 'BEAUTIFUL. CARMAN. A Thriving Manitoba Town--Its Attractions. rman, July 31.--(To = the FEdit- We are enjoying, delightiul sum- wer: weather just now. For a few days the thermometer stood between ninety, and 100 degrees in the shade. but a pleasant breeze made the. heat endurable. One thi might be said in praise of this climate: No matter how hot and sultry the day, the even- ing is always cool and delightiul. We have read accounts of very disastrous electric storms in many parts of On- tario. but *so far we have had no seri- ous thunder storms in this vicinity. There hav@ been 'a few hail storms, which 'passed in streaks over the country, doing slight damage in some places. Some one claimed to have filled a medium-sized bowl with the water from five melted hail-stones. There is prospect. of an. abundant harvest. If the conditions all remain favorable, #thi® vear will be a fine lift for the farmers, and consequentiy for merchants and townspeople generally. The griat disadvantage to farmers is that the expense of harvesting is very eat, and if the wheat has any slight it is graded away down, and the price received barely pays expen However, the very lowest grade ds exvellent breage and it has even been said that a poor- grade of wheat (so-called when the helpless farmer selling) very often becomes a much better grade by the time it reaches Fort William. The farmers should combine and stand up for their rights. A large number of people from here took in the, manv attractions of - the Winnipeg exhibition. The town of Carman continues to grow rapidly. For your readers, who have not had the pleasure of a visit to this charming Manitoba centre, a short description may be -interesting. The town is situated on the Boyne River, which winds in and out within its deep banks, necessitating the use of many brid which add to the picturesqueness of the scenery. The river is everywhere covered ith large trees and shrubbery, waking iiany natural parks and coz to the avai of pleasure-seckers. Carman busy town, being the metropolis of "a large and prosperous country Its stores would do dit to city, there heir general stores--one a first partmental--three good i three groceries, three well-stocked drug and on to the end of the list of millineric bakeries, meat markets, launderies, ete), ete. It is remarkable, the "lack of un- derstanaing'" there is in the minds oi some people' in Ontario as to what we really have out here in the way ordinary civilization. For instance lady visiting there recently was asked if she could get canned salmon in, Carman! We certainly can, ana also evervthing in the line of\prepared meats and fruits that can be got in Tovonto. But to Ca or) : Sie side. any stores SO of a déseription of now two large course of erec- Carman i§Mveil denominations being and should have a good in proportion to such ad- vantages. The Preshyterian, church is a fine specimen of architccthre and is an ornament to the town. The -Me- thodist church has lately receivea 81 .- 108 worth repairs and improve- menis. Phe Carman public school was last wear, and the consequence the seeming disaster isthe erection of a beautiful new school valued at S285,000, with all modern" fmprove- ments, The staff of teachers consists of principal and six assistants. Car- man the C.P.R., about fifty i h anc west of Winnipeo. alsa runs through the return to my Carman : There are hotels and a third in tion. As for churches, supplied, seven represented. mor! tone of burned ol on The town. The news af Carman and vicinity is circulated by . means of two it "pavers; the Standard and Dui ferin. Leader. T intended to write about our heantiful prairie flowers, but will leave that topic for later letter.--Yours, PRAIRIEITE. Tan And Sunburn. Use-Meleod's Almonds. Makes the soft and white, preserves action of drying winds sunshine. 33e. per bottle, drug store, corner Princess treal streets. our a and smooth, it. from "the and bright McLeod's and Mon- of Re INC skin cream Assist your physician by eetting the best medicine--i.e., have vour criptiong filled at Taylor's, C. Mitchell. pres SNeCessor to EK. CONSTIPATION ! I'he Most Frequent Cause of Suffering and Serious Bod- ily Derangement. is Cur- ed by = Dr. Chase's Kid- ney-Liver Pills the bowels oish action of the Kidneys and liver are the most frequent causes of the painful and fate al discases known to mankind. Bright's disease, append lici and varibus forms of kid ase, for éxample. Dr. Chase's Laver Pills begin® by setting richt.~ Their combined sac filtering and excretory or- am to cure when"other Irrecularity of and slug- idney the bowels tion on the sans enabl fail, H. Harvey, Piterboro', troubled verv and baker, 611 Georg Ont., states : HU ha h consti in the back. z wer sharp and 'caused me pains pain 1 | a knite order to kéep my bowels r "Dr. Chi i dose, or Kidnev-Liver Pills, (one 25 cents a box, at all Edmanson, Bates & Co., pill & dealers, Toronto VA! I guarantce my Latest Method Tredtment to be a permay , stretching or | , equajizes ciroularion, stuis MA ns u the rola, ereby giving the organs "their proper nutrition, vitaliz cdthuaz rig absorbs the Stricture tissue, stops a mervgusness, weakness, backache. ete. while in all prostatic t So positive am i thay my treatment wi PAY WHEN 'You need pay nothing until you are convinced that a thorough asd This should convince you that I have guntidence in my Latest Method Varicocele and Stricture, wiihout outs absorbs the bagring, or wormy condition also all drains, storas lost powérs: In Stricture ment par excellence. been established. Wud -~ time. treat can ubles it is the cure you, you Cebit} SURED complete dure has Treatment, otherwise I could not make you this proposition. It makes ho difference who bas failed to cure you, call or write me. he rn rd « Each Time You Call You See Me Personally, Or each time you write It recelves my personal Aisention. The number of years established ia Detroit, and the qures | aly Rr placed me as the foremost spegialist of the country. write for blank for blank J those who ¢annot call, BIH SRC CT home tréatment. eet Ey of home treatments for FREE - All medicines for Canadian patienss &! BOOK from Windsor, Can. Al duty and express charges prepaid. MNssning sent C. 0. RB DR. GOLDBERG, 208 WOODWARD A DETROIT, _ WASH SIEKS are the embroidery: silks of particular folks. Colored and tinted by Asiatic dyes -- abso- lutely fast colors. Exquisite' true art shades; stronger to the number than any other work silk in existence; mounted in our patent holders, which provide for single' or double needlefulsin ajiffy. No tangling, kinking or knotting possible. Put your faith in Corticelli B. & A. Wash Silk and be safe, Empire Soda BEST FOR BAKING doesn't cost as much as other leaveming agents- which are nét as pure, good and whole- some. It will help even an indif- ferent cook to get good results, Ask your grocer for Empire ~ Soda; If he has'nt got it he can get it for you. Price 5c. a packet. XL THE HOT WAVE We merchants have waited for so long is now here. We find ourselves stocked with a good assortment of warm weatheravants which we desire to part with at special summer prices. Corsets made of Open Work Net. August is the nronth to wear them. \ Women's, Undervests; no sleeves. Women's Open Work Stockings; also Cotton, with coronation red soles. Women's Black and Navy Duck light in weight and price. Women's Blue, Green ani Pink Striped . Muslin Blouse Waists; Special Value at 39c. Women's Print Waists; light and dark colors; a big bargain at 49c. Women's White-Muslin Waists in great demand; from' 0c. to $2.50 each. Special drive in Linen Ground Children's and Men's 1 hort d with Sng, # hort and with Colored Muslin and Skirts; Muslins, with fancy stripes; worth 20c., for 12 A few Satin Stripe French Mus« lins; dark colors, 50c. a yard; now 37}c. Too hot to dress up in the morning, so wear one of our nica Print Wrappers. The woman who wants a nice White "Underskirt, Corset Cover, Night Gown, or anything in this line we guarantee entire satisfac- tion. A few Summer Jackets for Wo« men at reduced prices. ; Summer Hats for Women and Summer Bonnets for the little folk. _ wy Men's Striped Soft Front Shirts; "Wery special; 39c. each, or two for 5c. ; Procure your warni weather wants early,yas we clcse each day, at 5 o'clock, except Saturday. CRUMLEY BROS. --r . air IE EVERY DAY |BARGAIN DAY ABERNETHY'S. Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Valises. »