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The following from the GeneralfMgr., speaks for itself : ' f

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Da. A. MCKH Joann, e _

Mg;-_J Boston Optical Co.,

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I regret to say that owing to unforseen circumstances that I not be

Able to get a competent Optician at a reasonable salary to relieve you; Now theonly thing to bedone is to close everything out at 'once REG AJIDLES2'

-cf cont, and you to`»_co|_ne here. ' Make slauggtering prices regardless; of val ue.

Hurry adjust as soon as posrible. ours hurriedly, i ' ' _

I ' New wewill close ont everything in the Eyeglass li0_=\ Sl- §LAUGHTERING PRICES 2 Come at once if you want a fine pair of

Gilles at prices never heard of before. I will remain and- make all tests

ine until the entire stock is SOLD OUT. Come early and get your, pick. [By patronizing this sale you will get quality and style combined,_wi¢h~ prices that will justify you to wear the best. You know what you paid for them

babie we “me here, and you know what you will have to pay after we;h¢ve

closed out, Yours respectfully, _ . is A. ].\Z[0I§_A. Y JOIQIJA INT:

Boston Optical Co, Ch’town. Manager. _ '

Open Evenings. _ _

_ Parlor Suites Five 5 Leaders

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` Upholsterezl in Figured \elour _ 7, spring seats finished in good and silk plush-5 pieces in- ;_ "

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style 824.00 Cash discount 5 per cluding 1 settle in ddition to

ent. 5 22,30, net. sofa. Price 33 .s

' _ N0. 4.-This asa very hapo ,-__f_., NO 3_5 php Walnu .~omeSuite in Mahogany iiniel. _ . ` ' _' 5Pf1|l° fi d d ll l B8\‘8d 1"<`»_. al' Suite L°h‘?ls"erefi "1 GOOD in veglosiis oftbniviibug igazrnnn Rugs' Th" Same Imuld .be design-The latest thine' in up- 'nl cheap at $45.00. Our price h0\streing___ See it_° Price _; _ ~

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_ . _,_ 57”, _ ___ _ » T; _. ' - ‘sales..the_ _happy pux,°c_hasers__._reti_1‘ed to‘ _gs Q32.; _;*i~:{'~" f°°“Y°ri¢M<f¢S*1“eP’“¢sS “f1\@.r=>#h@>'P#~f- 'U_,_'_»‘§‘. _ _ ’.2~.;\f_&,’ __ . \._ J __ _ _,»-ofthe sumptuous coutentsof their *_ " __ #_-ff-.. _ ,_____ __,_L_____ _ __ __ ______l__i__._ ._ » _ _,baske *-'in.tEo " w fh

nyli it~._i.heir~.-part-'y .` _ ~ __ hers.; --’1'hefiiiée»'little s=i»Xty_»~-dollars _ I

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By Reportersand Correspon-

dents Everywhere.

l{ocKi;\'.~--Victoria practice to-night,

9.30 toll.

THE Rev. Mr. Campbell will prench in

the Hall nt Brndalbane tomorrow nt 7 o`clock p. ni.

Riasiziiviz 'l`nesday _ evening March 6th,

for the concert in Zon Church lecture room. Program later.

Miss MARGISET M. Bnowx has tendered

her resignation as ter.c‘.ier in \\'e.st Kent School. _ Resignation to tiikc elfect on Merch 5th. _ _

CnAnI.o'r'ris'ro\vN School of Music Lec-

ture at 2.3) p. ni. Full attendance of students requeste i.

BLR. McSwA1v‘s paper upon the

Anatomy of Birds at the meeting of the Natural History Society next Monday evening will he most interest-ing,

Mn. Amii-:R'r XVISE of Milton, Sold at- the

market yesterday a pig, one year, seven months old, that dressed 605 lbs.

Finsr Mnrnonrsr CHURCH.--Special

music at the evening service Sunday. Patriotic Hymn by request “Victoria., Cnr Queen." Mrs. Watts' will sing Meyers bmutlful Sa0l`€d song ' ‘My Father Kr 0 ws." Kipling‘s Recessional at the close of the service. -

THE Nornial Bible Class will meet in the Baptist- Sunday School Room on Mon- 0 day evening at S o`clock. The night of meeting is changed because 'of the pat- T riotic concert. The place.' is-

”‘i'"’h *,h_°_ THE members :of the [new City Council

“'arb\1!‘t0i1

li-cqucsted to note the change of time and _ place of meeting.---Monday evening in the ` Baptist Clnircli. _ c _

Urtviuins of 50 dollarsrwes realized ati

the Methodist social at Montague on Thursday evening. The pies were

ll auctioned by Messrs. H. Nelson and John _D.Be1i. _

i_ Yi-:s'rr:n1>_x\' afternoon a. fight occurred in n bar on Richmond Street. It was quite lively for a time until the oli

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ninde tlicir appearance, when the participants became quite friendly. .

LAST night Conductor Gillis received

word that his brother, Aloysius Gillis of Mount Stewart, who entered the City Hospital Boston, some da ' has

speedy recovery is looked for.

RECORDS' Af THE PATENT OFFICE.---.

Inventor`s name often related to the subject of their inventions. According to nn article in thc Post a. veteran clerk‘in

of patentees and their patents he shows-

name of the originator. This singular; coincidence is ainusingly illustrated by papers on record at the Department. The fact that _ Messrs. Fairweather,

the mind érene record. `

because the pnrlnf fgtlie Y ` _ ooqpiidi by :moth iety " '§

evgif _Sn°°»i..'.i.¥¢i2h `fgvh_ic1_z_ the gi The

d eV€I1IIiéS _‘TDSA in Y, 'i'. I =_.-‘ " parlor. All Sunday School _teachers and 0 members of Bible classes are cordially

THE basket social held at the Mimse,

Bloomfield was in every way a. decided 8_ucce_ss,» The Rev. Mr. Gunn' presided over the elitertisinment ~_which,icoiisisted of solos, dialogues 'and readings, and a stump speech by Mr.'__William Sweet. The baskets sold`q`u_ickly, a decided competit- ion eiistlng-‘betweenftheyounggentlemen for the _supposed 'right basket.. After the

was renl-ized. ` - . .. _

` Tm-J P, E. Island Hospit.'i_I; Building Fund has-received the following. ' Estate of late' Malcoln1‘_Mc_Leod` * $200.00 The Fa.itliful` circle of The Ki`ng`si ’ Daughters to pay for fu.-rnishingl a _ private-room as selected by them 100.00 Hospital Medical Staff 78.00 R. N. Cox, Morell ' 10.00 Samuel Howard, Cornwell ` 5.00 John Craig, Middleton _ 5.00 Edwin Proctor, Kensington 2.50 Geo. E. Goff, Woodville 2.11) John S. M\1rcliis'on 2.00 H. A. Lz4lic,l{c1isingto:i 1.00 R. Scanlan, Souris _ 1.41)

Yssrrnnni' a large quantity of ice was

brought to the city. The ice is thin and .is not an average crop._ An exchange says:---The scarcity of ice in the mouth lakes is becoming serious. Ice, dealers have all along been worrying abpnli

`the bad' quality 'of the ice. Thejsoft weal] tolli .f 'O 16. L Iron a

ther has affected it until it measures only about six inches. Under ordinary condi- tions the ice should be from 18 to 24 inches thick, but instead of getting heavier it has lost over four inches during the past two weeks. In former years the supply was nearly all cutby this time, but not a pound of ice has been yet stored. So thin has the coating in the lakes become that it is impossible to work with horses, and small quantities which have been obtained for transient- orders had to be worked by hand _ '

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BR\cH'rfS

is the deadliest and 21105* painful malady £0 “'h'cl] mankind is sublect. Dodd s Kidney Pills will cure any ¢age of' Bright's Disease. Theyliave never failed in one single case. Thel' af* ~ the only remedy that ever

1 has cured lb and they are A the only rem¢dY *hat °°'”' ` There are imitatioiis of 1 D°dd°g Kidney Pills_-[_9i1l» P bex and name-but imita- _

0.-iginai arid cyl! _s°°““!° cure for Bright s Disease 18

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invited toimend. visitors weicsme. _ l_111i1nerWaS_sni»ni¢d him`- A mteutivwq _

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d Sgt ggsvsnsgl 53;? S' S' shoe npw sold by numerous shoe dealers: I '

‘town until eleven rdclock a e tii°Ii§e- T1!iS»§Tan>t`“'aB*ha“fily._ cold when "`

.A . _ . Y-” “’f+Bi1_ck wssciventlie desired Pavers tonne,

m°fm“2» “1“v1°satP\°f~“ at 1-le After testis’ .;i'..‘.1'1ii.'=-~-‘i» .ir¢i<~paen¢sa use ggfgiagilzbgtand ;*t‘l;’;‘_g ‘“_ 12°; she _boot-jack. Mr. Cutter having successfully

‘urn - . o,a.rrivin., in e0l`2€__- s01dhiSs1e_igh_ pmpmvemmt davit,

town at Goclock. - _ _ peai_edi_4~__t._ mn Patenaa omée .....

_ 1 _ _ . _ . _- s I [tis fashionable t.9day~to have a

*were sworn in yesterday by Mayen-

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undergone a successful operation. A fa ‘

and ` i 3 hlniinsiis of the Normal Bible Class arel' '

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Blirznrd, Tl\underbolt and Lein took out

'patents for “improvements te" ' “weather ~

devices first called this comical feature to in .

Snow was next in

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broiigl'it""‘fortii

Cutter to improve Snow`s sleigh, and apatent fora sleigh _

cutting machine. Mr.G.P. Gunn invented ai breech-loading gun, and a Mr

invented candy tablets. Co of Messrs. Marion 8; Marion, Patent Attorneys, Montreal, who will send the Inventor's Heip’ to any address upon icqucst, ' V

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new heart scare every 24 hours. The ” commonest symptoms of dyspepsia. or nerve trouble, such as palpitation, 'weak spells, loss of appetite and poor circulation, are magnified and dis-i torted into serious signs of heart trou- ble, with the object of frightening the public into taking this- or that heart ._ remedy. It' a hundredtb part of the 0 heart trouble we hear about were real, the cemeteries would be filled in ,l amontli. A wrong construction is put upon common _ailments in order to humbng the people into the belief that heart disease is prevalent, where as real heart trouble. which ’ is no _, sadly and suddenly "fatelwwhen it does loccur, _a _rare disease'.__~

cannot; convince*

' 'ele~ iron'~_

means weakness, lack of spirits, pal-‘ lid cheeks, shortness of breath, sleep-_ lessness, nervousness, -loss of vital force, ending in general break down.‘ The iron in Dr. VVard’s i Blood and Nerve Bills is in the soluble form you need, in combination with other curag tive agents in such a manner that disease c.-a.n’t resist their action. You feel yourself getting well when\you take Dr. Ward’s Blood and Nerve f Pills.

30c per box..5 b~xc= for 52. All flruggists. or am Wnlianis & Co.. Toionto. Out, _ -

megof tnqblood. Too .little _

Bed Comfort Day Tomorrow,

Counterpanes and Bachelors .uid Blankets 25 per cent Otl

fit Paton & Co's. e 5 if

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' A competent servant for ggenerai housework; Noi;

. Irs. F. Parker Gariill.‘

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sau nesie¢m.D¢i-cheater sheet Ea p. xn. ‘

919| _in ax `_»- _ __i_ _'35,

.- _\~*__ be 'f 1 d ' , 1 ood. A suite that will look if ' R \ V 'lpulfhnd w;:_T-1wi;u_ cS‘1‘§‘5nf;0t(;';la;‘rl(:e§suse the price is low that this _ _

Q , CHEAP suite-The Suite is Goon and the price is . \_\. _ _ _yi . _ T lf# The above are 5 Leaders-~ We have lots of others _ em t _ _ ___1)HYSICIAN AND SURGEoN U ; _W Dodd 5 Kidney Pills are _~___\__i (my ants 3 box at all

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that a heavy per cent of thc patents ' 0 I - I

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years were significantly related 'to the _ ‘*" l

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names of inventors and their own [Q 1 \ ' \'4/

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