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One cup Ralston Brenlcfast Food Cooks enough for (We persons----there :ire six full cups in every pJCl\'11g¢- Sliced dates and Ralston Breakfast Food m:il<e‘ a _Cle- licious dessert. Our Book of Ralston Recipes tg-115 of other dainty dishes. Acoupon in e\'¢fY P~'1~l`~3ge secures a coPY-

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Don’t Neglect

Your Watch

If you allow your watch to run

rc-o long without cleaning, or with damaged p zrts it may be worn so had ly as to dessroy its usefulness as a timepiece better have it examined by your Wa ch Doctor and if in need of repairs he will advise you accordingly and peiheps save your watch.

VVE BOAST on our repair depart-

ment turning out first-class work only. VVF. r“.U.iiz.i>zri-11-; ALL ova ivonx; if you have not given us a rrial it will pay you to do S0 anrl we will be pleased to see you at GREAT Gsoaci; Srnr-:i-:'r.

W. N. TANTON

Jeweler.

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Celery For Winter Use.

We are making a special offer for

this month before packing away in green house, ard it will be to the ad- vantage of anyone requiring a supply of Celery to secure it before the price goes up. The same celery cannot be bought- later on for anything les- than 50 per cent more.. We have it bleached for present use, or green for winter keeping. Our price for November month only $2.00 pc-r bbl. or 3 barrels for $5.00. W'e also hav.- beets for $1.10 per bbl; Carrots $1 15; Par-snips $1.20; Onions $2 50, of 160 lbs in bhl.; Turnips 65.: per bbl ; Cabbage 90a pfr large sugar bbl.

Addrfs=,

J. J. GAY & SON, crown, P.1.

Kitchen# Requisites...

We do not mean furniture or tinware, but We do mean good, pure groceries and are continu- ally supplying housekeep- ers with the class of goods that makes the members of the family gcod nat-urcd and happy. Our prices are _

WITHIN THE IL-EACH OF EVERY WORKING MAN’S PURSE.

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Physician and Surgeon.

After l\`ov. 2.-itil, Office and Residence in

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Sf1“al`€. Charlnttetgsiigjcnt’ Hxubbomugn

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\Vh:ii Prof. l\iuii;.‘on Sari 1115 K_d¢\€&

Curgisn specific for nearly every kind rj- igirliiey disease he does not overstate the is-S inthe least It has won for itself A I1 P ‘iii ariio!Y§tltcinuriy _iiifullihle remedies. dll viid not cure Br.g .ts Disease in the a V_8“C_?n stages. it will not do the impossible. but it vrin cure every phase of kidney complaint. eve the incipient stage of Bright s bisease. _ 1 Fifty-six other cures. All _d\'“§§\§¥_- 25°( VU Guide to health free. l\1e<iical'advi'cek1'¢€- write to Broadway -.ind 26th St.. Lew \0f -

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Factory-by the very latest I\l;ielri:r- ery from perfect models ami th.: most modem designs. They :ire :-.s

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To Secure One oi the Finest Prop:rties:in P. E. I. ,

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This farm contains 130 acres oi rx-

celleitlrnd. S0 acres cleired and in prime conditior. Tnere is a fine be-lf of hard and soft wcol (which is vcr; valuable row that word if so high) oyster mud w:t"iinn few rods cf ih- -rhore, abnndmce oi marsh mud Wcl watered, two nil s near the house.g0“-fl ‘bui`dir;_qs. iasement slable, six miles from town, ore mile f'o:n Pownal, vil- lage school next the f»rm. tl:.r.~'r- churches wi hin a r d=us of lj miles. cheese aid butler factory in rear 0! farm, n large and Leavy bearing orcf;-ard of best v'ni» ties of rppl-=s and plum trees resberries, strawberries etc. For lrcxtion and beauty cf scenery this property is unsurpassed by any on the Island. lt is a daisy of a place but there is not a daisy on it. Only reason for selling-going into business in the Nor h West with my sons. Sold with or without crop, s'ock and im- plements. Terms on application to my solicitor A. A. McLean, Barrister. Charlottetown, or to the owner,

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haves. World wide re- putai ion, every pair guar- anteed. If they rip or tear bring them back to us and we’ll give you a new pair instead. Perrin’s fine Mocha Gloves with good heavy lining for $1.25, extra good quality for $2.00. . Silk lined Kid Gloves, 1.-75, Mocha -unlined, extra fine quality at 1.75. Cheaper gloves at 75c, $1.00.

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Summcrsidc and Prince

Criuntv News.

MR. I. N. Schurman and daughter of of Sydney, are spending a few days in S imrnr-rside.

Every tin of Johonson`s Baking Powder is sold under a positive guarantee that it is chemically pure-no alum-no amonia, nor any impurities in it-25 cents a pound. Sold by R. T. Holman. - 12 li

A panel of Mr. D. Gordon's fence was

borrowed a few nights ago and has not been returned. Mr. Gordon is naturally anxious to meet the borrower and have a serious talk with him, probably with a view to adopting him.

A MEETING of more than ,ordinary [im-

portance will be held in Market Hall on Wednesday afternoon,the 14th at 2o‘cloc‘ » The object is to discuss the subject of a beet sugar factory for Prince Cuunty, and toascertain what support will be given the matter in this vicinity, Mr. A. Callaghan, who has given the matter a great deal of thought will address the meeting.

SWEP1' BY A GALE.

Lo.\'Do>.', Nov. 8.-A geavy gale swept

were several wrecks along the coast and many persons were drowned.

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She Was Pale and Languid

Too Nervous to Shop, und Daily Grow

Wellior and Ubukot'-Dr. 6ha86`8 NEWS Food Restored Health and Vlgour. Mrs. E. McLaughlin, 95 Parliament

street, Toronto, states:-" My daughter was pale, weak. languid, and very nerv- oizs. Her appetite was poor and change-

able. She could scarcely drag herself__

about the house, and her nerves were completely unstrung. She could not sleep for more than half an .hour at a time without starting up and crying out in excitement. 5 _

" As she was growing weaker and

weaker I became alarmed, and obtain- ed-_a box of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food. She used this treatment for several weeks, and from the first we noticed a decided improvement. Her appetite be- came better, she gained in vtelghtbtl-ie colour returned to her face, and she gradually became strong and well. 1 cannot say too much in favour of this wonderful treatment. lince it has prov- en such a. blessing tn my daughter.”

Dr. Chase’a Nerve Food is a. blood-

builder and `nerve vltalizer ot most uri- vsual merit. In pill form. 500. a. box, at all dealers; or Edmmaon, Bates and Co., Toronto.

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Is gaining in pooulir favor :very day.Toothsome delic-

_ __acies, are pieced fresh cn our counters every day.

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Real Estate Sale

To be sold by Public Auction on

rhe premises on Wednesday, the 24th October next, at the hour of 12 o’clock noon. that valuable and dea- irahla property situated on the southern side of Richmond Street,:"‘ between Zion Church and the Bank of Nova Scotia, known as the Young Meds Association buildhig and premises. The building is of brick, well and substantially built, ie- ing in a central position, immediately opposite the Law Courts, can be

For further particulars apply to

J. D SEAMAN,

over Great Britain yesterday. There’

PERSONAL” MENTIDNJ

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= Mr.S. J. Wedlock,of Stanley B:-idlge,was

in the city on Saturday. 1

Mr. F. C. Rattray, of Portland, Me., 18

among the visitors to the city.

Mr. Adam Bullmun of McCoubrey "and

Bullman, produce dealers, Sydney, who has been on the Island for a few days re- turned on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs.S.G. Thorne who have been

in the city for a few days returned to North Sydney on Saturday where Mr. Thorne holds a good position.

Mr. Frank Compton, representing De- Witt 8c Mackinlays Bicycle repair depart- merit, Sydney, who has been at his old home in Summerside for the past few days, returned on Saturday.

Messrs. R. E. Sobey, Fi ed. Farranf,

Bradford Tanton, Percy Tanton, J aims Auld, Capt. McKay, Frank McKinnon and Fred. Mellet, Summerside and George Green, Alberton, crossed by the S. S. Priu- cess Saturday on return to Sydney.

Mr. L. J. Mylins, of Hattie and Mylinrr, Halifax, who is the popular Treasurer of' the Wanderer.-.’Football team lain the city. On Saturday Mr. Mylins interviewed the doctors in connection with the many high quality medicines put up by the firm, which are being advertised in THE GUAR- mais.

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THB DREYFUS CASE-.

Zola Says it is Bound to Be Re»Op=ned.

Pants, Nov. 6.-Emile Zola, asking if

the Dreyfus case will be re-opened, replied: ,

“Of course it will be when the exhibi-

tion is over. Murder will out, sooner or luter. It is bound to come, whatever the senate, the army and the Pope may do or say.

“Amnesty forsootli! Who in the world

could bury this business in oblivion be- fore it has run its natural course? Drey- fus and his friends are not likely to be ob- livious of their natural rights until justice is done. The only people who want the matterlaid aside and forgotten are these who are interested in keeping light under a bushel.

If V./'aldeck Rosscau thinks he can put

out the fire by a vote for oblivion he is mistaken.. There is only one way of ending the matter, and that is a. fair, open ti-la1._ The innocence of Dreyfus can be proved whenever the proper means' of doing so are taken by men not afraid .of the ti uf-h. ,

“The Dreyfus caseis purej udfcialand has

nothing whatever t-o do with our re- ligious, political or social differences. The people who made capital out of Drey- fus are men who wanted to upset the Republican regime. They are led by the Pope, the Jesuits, General Mercier and l his brother officers."

THE FIRST U. S. BATTLE§'ilP TO

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New York, Nov. 9-European diplomats

are interested in the passage of the battle- ship Kentuckythrough European waters

dent. The Kentucky will be the first American battleship which h as ever been across the Atlantic, and it is suggested that the Kentucky may stop at a. Turkish port in the hope. that the moral effect of] her presence would cause the Sultan to pay the indemnity which this Government has demanded at freqnen t~ intervals for the last six months, ~

Rich, warm, healthy blood is given by

Hood's Sarsaparilla and thus couglis,eolris. and pneumonia are prevented. Take it

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y We are giving 30 percent discount on all our ready to wear clothing. Our rices mean a big saving to you, you shoul)d see om' top-coats, reefers and ulsters, the are ,marked at prices to suit you J. B. §ac-'

clothing in all weights, kid _gloves and mittens, g'ents furnishings-all must go as soon as possible. These goods are all new. You can have anything in those lines 25 per cent discount.-`J"’iB. Macdonald &Co. » ‘ ‘ .12 4id8cw

»fDon’t miss the immense bargains on boots and shoes offered by J.B. Macdonald & Cc. Nearly, all new goods and prices un- usually low £61- swift selling. 12 41 d & w

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Our lim! are all RIGHT.

Wbyfpay high prices for ar name, when we give you QUALITY at- DGW PRICES*

Gcnti’ Bax Calf, Lice, good , you-_welt . . . ....1..v__.`.._..~$`2,8,0

Gents’ Dongoia Clsocolatvh A Lace . . . . . . . . $2,25-

Gents’ Dongola, Black, 1ace,_ ' -_

goodyear welt F.. . . . ,.. . . ._$2_151 Gents’ Box Calf; Black and Tan, good year velt.. . . . .. . $100

y made suitable for many purposes 3901?’ 3?! Sgcllfi Bl9»¢1k'i ’

A _ ‘_ _ . _ bi' ' ¢,e_ ou e sore g year we t, 1

_ qhe Lvadmg Fanhmmble Tall? puTr=ii‘=m); 0'.-ilrivlii on delivery of the deed. Rubber H°‘;l: bw’ “W9 in _

the City . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $4-,O9

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*lil-F Z1.” , P. S. This bale has been postponed 16 TGHMG l until \Vednesday Nov. 1-ith at same i I Q. 1

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lscv 3 we ii 2.-sth. gl-_§GlRf|,_l_1_;H|_!¥,\.’ ‘ ? -i slept 24 mon and thnr- td. The Popular Shoeman. x. J. Man-rim B{fahw’°Bm1dmg'?SB‘d'° dence of Mr rEi?l<e,nrindtiie it

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says the Heralrfs Washington cor respon- l The subscriber offers for sale that very vain- gdtghtw

abie property on Lower 5 ripge Park Road.

House contains _I5 rooms es: s large shop, |7953* ll pantry, etc. Suitable for bourdiu ouse or Rives 1 can be made double tenement dwel ang Large Wg im]

barn, ind outhouaes. If not sold before Decent- “gg ha has ber-_3rst. the property will on that day be dis- ,p'°_“‘_ We

posed of at Public Auction. For further par~ 8 miw

ticulars, apply to P. S. Brown, at Revere Hotel 3°' YU"

or address. ‘ S 'G THGRNB :B295 ¢lll`I{ d;llY¢l’y

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'B01 159 l\'°rth Syhm ever left our fzctory and

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Sydney Cape Breton

ASolicltor; got the Bankof Britih Bott) LOST -dllfih

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KeQuarrie, Summerside. no 1” Honey to Lone Real estate bought andiold Duke'

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All kinds of General and Auiulthotiq

employed. . .

C rown and Bridge work a Specialty.

Plates, Vuloanite, Metal and Aluminum

nod. _ Dentistry in all its branches. '

A. W. LEARD. D, D. S.

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STAN FIELD

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SWEATERS

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In And About Sydney Bought

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lotto St., Sydney, Cape Breton. WAN§ED"‘A Hifi

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wagons--one light “second haud lmggy ml u in an-at-class repair

Trainor £4 Kent bt.

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cluding hot wa bath, sewerage hardwood floors '~urtain poles go given between February and 170. Apply to E H Bee; or eer

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