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N PRINCE

sion in the Boxer ranks, at least in the ranks of local Boxers. `A Brussels st-rect Chinaman has started cutting laundry rates. Instead of two cents per collar the rcbel'l‘enovator asks but one, and for six cents he will “dewey” your shirt. The

. old time prices have seen the scimitar. His fellow Celestials slant their almond' optics at the mark-down sign and jabber-_ a whole yard, and if the Brussels street fe_llow,d_oes not take care he may be asked to resign from the illustrious andflnd e- pendent Order of the, Moon. This is 'all good news to the pe0ple, but in Chin- ` ese laundry circles there is great wrath.”

Ynsrnnnar afternoon the Halifax

sailed _ou return to Boston with the 3, following passengers: Mrs. Jos. Carroll, _ Miss Delland, Miss McLean A. Munn

__ S Thomas Ayers, will preachit

Heartz`_s Hall Sunday next. T `

At 5 0'clock, p. m. on Wednesday the ANY boy °r~8.i,.1 desiring 1-,'°»f1eM-* n type.

3rd, lust., the mursihge of Mr. John Mc-

ri Phail,of Bonshaw, and Miss Katie A. Mc~ '

iKinr.on, daughter of Neil McKiunon,Esq. of Ri\'erll.il»‘:o`.¢p‘_a~,> at the "P.i'1.r-lz- 7 _bs,r,; House," The sro in 'ms sur>nf>='tefl

by Mr, M, F. McKinnon and the bride _ w,,S attended by Miss Annie E. Lamont. The ceremony was performed by RW- D~

i l MacLeod. After the ceremony WaS D01”

:formed -.tea was anncuucedand all enjoyéf.

:the dsluties prepared by the 0bl1E‘.`nirl\<>s , "teas. »_»\b0uf;6 o`clock the happy couple ‘ _dr-0v¢1;¢_Riverd,_,f_e followed by the best ,l wishes of their many ffiends' Tm? GUfAR` _ MAN _joins with the many _frien ls in wish. _ MI-_ and Mrs, Mcphagl muci, h,,,_,"fl“‘955- ing and fishing. He reports the c%ps SL UM? I C _N _ __ _ ‘Ienerally good, the wheat,

reports that/St. John Cninamcnarecutting E ‘T 9 '_~-_ +. yem-__.M0n¢|;0n Times, _ l p rices. Those who remember the “Slaugl;- ~’ heavy &5‘1f‘*>~ _ ' '_ » ' _

I ter washe sign" in Charlottetown will ap- A ---L-_-Q.. _ ` 3 - ' V -preciate the following: “There is dissen- ` " I `

setting _should apply at this oilicc.

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Bonavista arrived in part. After di#-, charging she sailed in the afternoo’ 1 .

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head °°‘“1e'_ sheep and 24 horses. ' ’

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lfyspepsia Tablets are the __0n_1_y

What is the greatest curse of our coun -

try? _

There can be only one answer to this

question. There cannot be a. moment's hesitation in answering it.

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_l1\r1`rs.`l\IcGi‘ath, Mary J. Butler, Miss

f Compton, Mr. Elliott, Miss Trainer, Miss ' Rush, Miss A. McLean, Mrs. L. R. Mess-

~ ick. Miss Muiiroe, l\Ii~._~'. McElroy, and J. _.} ._ _ th. U _ __ _.H lA. Thompson and vtife, A. A. Bishop, mve ls some mg `m ml remove the

Miss Dingwell, James McEachern, M. ~Gallivan, Hugh McKay, Miss l\IcLean,,¢ allen :tit-_ifea ii... G. W. smith! 'Miss G. 'Trainor, Hrs.. C. Boll

,‘iWillia1ns, Miss B. Poole, `i‘vIrs.;\IcPherson, ' Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Joseph Carver, Mr. Joseph Carver, Mater Albert lllorrizon, M'ss Joseph Gauthier, Miss Ella Wil- 'l liams, Mr. H. M. Illaisliall. Mrs. TV. K. 'Macdonald, Capt. Finlayson. Mr. \‘Valteri ' Jordon, Mr. Joseph F. Moylan, Mr. and Mis. E. Bryentoii Mrs. L. Mc-Leod. ‘Miss Louise ML-Leod, M If s Emma Rice. Mr. J.

_ P, Reese, Mr. J. E. Thayer, the Mi:fes_

Foley, Miss Annie Mc'1`ague, Miss J. Llc-, Tague.

J Her inward passeiigers were: Geo D.iltcn,Mrs. L. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McMillan, H. B. Walton, Miss Carr, W. B. Rogerson,H. F. Bow.nan, John J Deloy, W. P. Elliozt, Mrs. Vat- _

From Halifax: Mrs. C. Smith. Mr. and _ Mis. D. Beaton, J. M. Owens and wife, Mr. E. Stewart. _Miss A. M. Irving, Mr. Prowse, Miss Sadie'Cl:irk, Mrs. Sanford, J- iss N. Nelson, Jas. W. Day, T. D. ‘ Hughes, P. H. -Hunuigan L. McGregor.

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RIT UALISM DENOUNGED.

Hon. S. I-I. Blake Makes a VigorousfAtv_ 4 ' =fa¢1e'ar cassazm' "i.¢mi..g;;'___ri..¢ way. =?;‘_1‘<i3_mo, one ffs_;fH. Blake, sneaking last. night at the opebing of the winter session of Wyclitff College, made vile fousattack on Ritualism in Canada _ and praised Wyclide Church as an instffe tution that would enable the church tobe _ handed down to our children a Protestant

was handed down to us.

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BAD FOR A COUGH. Adamson’s

Botanic Cough Balsam is very bad for a cough. .In fact it kills a cough almost in- , stantly and restores good normal health thorou hly and in a. very agreeable man- , ner. N"Tb cough can withstand it, 25c. at , all Druggists. f -

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‘1_NO3/_BL -RHEUMATISM.

.3 A despatch from Menominee, Mich., , says Carts Ouelette, an aged man-, sub- mitted to partial burial, believing he i could beacured of rheumatism thereby. A holosvae-dugin the ground .in the rear of t ieir residence lot by his Wife, and Oue- lette divested of clothing, vrasplaced in a* standing posture and covered with earth up to his chin. The woman stood guard with an axe, threating to kill any. n: who» dared She

Orb--'li-0€@Ill1l1l_&

PAIN-KILLER is the best, safest and

surest remedy-lor_oran»p&, oolic and diarr- >ea.~ As a liniment for the wounds and

s mains it is unequalled. Avoid substi- tutes. ther-e’s_but one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis! 25c. and 500.

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_C.iirie, Miss Eugenie McCarthy, P. D.;

Mrs. S. Farquharson, Miss Mary E.Sinith:i’r" , Miss Mary E. Currie, Miss Maggie Mc- C

A cher, J. Rt. Reese, Miss May' Clark. ri

Church, as by our fathers andlmothers it!

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Ths answer is “Dyspepsia.” Nine tenths ofthe people of Canada

suffer from it.

The greatest blessing a_ country can

greatest cuise

But the claim of Dodd‘s Dyspepsia Tab- letsto this title rests on still stronger l grounds. 15 esides being the only medicine known that can cure Dyspepsia, they positively cure its twin evil-Indi- gestion, also Biliousness, Catarrh of the Stomach, Sour Stomach, and all other

diseases caused by imperfect digestion.

The object of Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets

is simplicity itself. They remove the aftitn of the trouble. Then the diseas must vanil li _They digest the food. They must do this. They cannot help doing so any more than heat can help melting

snow. f

Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets contain the,

same substance that a healthy stomach supplies to digest food. When you swallow a Tablet it- melts. and reduces the food to a milky liquid. This passes to other organs, which separate the use- less portions from the useless parts. ` Dodd's Dyspepsia. Tablets stimulate the , bowelsandf-enable théhi to carry' off the ~ useless, poisonous matter. Thus, the stomach and bowels working togethe_i:,. digestion' becomes perfect, and Dyspepsia. cannot exist. - _

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Old Li Hung Chang knows a thins: -or

two. He was ordered by the Empress Dowager to retake Pekin, and he immedi- _ ately placed himself under the protection of Russian troops. Be dosen’t intend to take any chances of having his 'statute shortened 'hy a head. .

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This signature is on every box of the genuine

Laxative my-, theremedythateumea aeoldln onelay

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Bm R.~.ii.Ro/to Ds/tr..

NEW YORK, October 3.-A plan for the'

merging of the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St-. Louis Railway, better known as the Big' 'Four system, with the New York Central, is in the hands of William K. Vanderbilt and J. Pierpont Morgan.

‘ TAKE HEED WI LLSUREL Y SPEEDJ _

Be sure to head tle first symptoms of

indigestion, an ,impure

blood, and thu dysugepeia,

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Try one can of0ak Brand Condensed'

Milk and you will decide that it is.

better and cheaper than a cow, Asgyonr grocer for it. Il)

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MR. J acon VANBUSKIRK, :veterinary surgeon, has returned ' from a ` three' ‘ months' driving tour, on P. E. Island. Mr." Vanbuskirk took his own horse -and can-

riage and v aw accompanied by his nei

He spent the time very pleasanifI`y,` _ ing friends and Hlling in`l'.he time ' $ l;

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apermanent customer' you must lint

make a pleased one. -Thnitfc tliélilay ` we built up our %o§\lfn'g_ _

, trade. We are the leader! _ in Fall‘_1Bcots and Shoes. Don't take

our word forfit, come in and 1r_e'l1 f°"°

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2 on and made in a few moments usually it

Engmveh 2 is the outcome of careful consideration.

Chaxlonemwn, R E; L 5 It you have such 'an investment in mind,

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Thoroughly Good Timekeeiiclfa.

A watch purchase is rarely decided Im-

we wouldlike to have you *spend a little time in our store. _ We _,still be much pleased to ehow`_‘our__ stock of watches. They are. thoroughly reliable and sold with a positive guarantee. _ _ f

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necessary. _ _

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haverto bay these," just call in look than ever aidaay

need than do _Dill mail. Ask to _ seo Home Exerciser”

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ask you to look through

Prices for solid. Gold Rings

people are not

A trial order solicited for any- thing in our line. Um' groceries

are pureaud 'honsekeetgers are .well lltilied when ey buy

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