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= arles Mutcb; Con. Haldane [t contains no laudanur and is safi good results were already being seen. Je Chap. Charles Mutch; Con. Halda ae eee Price S5e. Pres i f y g Stewart; A. C., Mary Farquharsor; I. S., r all ages rice uc. sreparce | Judging by the progress made evident at FORM OF APPLICATION, Albert Farquharson; 0.S., Tuplia MeGr only by. the annual exhibitions, he believed that P. nae : gor: P.W. P., Percy Match. E. Island would ere$ long be noted par- J. D. LEWIN & Co.,, 10 King St. East, Tor onto. Tradl Johrisot Johnson —— = | ticularly for the excelience of its fruit and Z a a a NEWS NOTES. dairy proc ucts, : 7 Enclosed please find marked cheque or money order for $ for Jj ad starving throughout Hermitage Bay, Ntii. Oo NDRUAGIaTS ca aoa _R. Hon’, | Esq., Chairman of the i : shares of stock x A correspondent writes frou: that section THE DRUGGISTS. It is said that the Queen is seeking to| Summerside Town Council, also de- of THE “LITTLE BESS” GOLD MINING COMPANY, fuliy paid up and _ non-assessable 4 , , ' eiiiten af i interest the Czari saw in. the|livered a short address, expressing the ; ee — Issue 3 tothe effectthat the condition of the i ie ee ee ihe zarina as awoman in the = s. P 5 +e = people in that district is indeed a deplor- eee distress of the Armenians. great a he had = Pg it the certificate to ‘gi 60 actos bsatl bn Giletine eo ad, ‘ Bae ale : ; |speeches and in seeing the excellence of x able one. The fish ries have been a onen > Phe : orm that oe i euch havod he aehibiee al ty people of Prince Ps for many years wee and are rare eee i pee. ms Englan e Friday was very general). iy Name .~ oree, 84 : they are reduced to the : ; yughout t 5 ant. - ‘ . ae ol : ir me . ts ae Bae. ; ‘Tn . os 4 ' & : ee my ‘ ee . : | Three cheers were then given for the arb tng a ad eaniiiite ali ge ? t ‘ ee ee for London last week was | Liegtenant Governor and for the Hon. Mr. [WRITE PLAINLY | Signed -" Z “eh, sa i P se ‘J i si peers a a Only 14.0 pel thousand, as against an av- | Tweedie. . almost without foud, even at this season cf ae erage of 15.1 in thirty-thre2 towns in T . . the vear. laced he most conspicuous feature of the Address : as hibits in the dril shed is the show of : eet en TUN MANE PER ETE OES ee sh ome s einige wea a ee j exhibits in the d Cue caer a rea ee he te ye tt gies ny Se . q bid shail i Oca vite ; Miss Frances Bey illard has made @)fryit.- This is decidedly larger and j © A MCRD uae | a ae we : “a t nt most impassioned appeal to the women] goer than that of any previous year. An Cut this out and forward to as and stock will be issued at once. 5 - despat ; ot = aa ~ pe ik of the United States oa behalf of the _ Ar-| ides of the size of the frait exhibit may be ; aa eee was aks ad a ate 5 ' Ss. : _ | drawn from the fact that there are, in ——_—a a LL = “ : vile trying to oo — "G. H Our Furniture Prices With a view to encouraging the silk in-| apples, thirty-five different varieties of the a7 isin megEE I x saan = 4 is neice, Sallie We y, with &. H. dustry the Prince of Wales is returning to} Duchess ot Oldenburg, thirty of Emperor SV NW We ; Winfrey, jr. The young a a — . 1, the fashion of the Georgian period in silk | Alexander, twenty-four of Wealthy, eleven Tighe *l@ye lye of AM Mo Mes Ws We ’ pang (ee ROne 6s ee Oe ee ae Like the legs of a three Po Ge SNe SGN SGN e GNe slghe tye vie .

- - . . ° "y" . WET ‘ ° ; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, bsé. ) : _ a ee rs mani ——$_— ee wi it alll ea wr hala ; S| ’ ny 1D rp ' . : 5 ~ eee Suet ~ —_ en —_—— - : | BCAL AND OTH? ITEMS.) ( Buy Clothing at Prowse Bros, ~ iii ; . ead i ~ a* = im : : : E . se Buy Hats and Caps at Prowse Bros. = i e) 2 Beer Bros. tot Dress Goods, | B af 49 1 Che p f : 2 3 é a Ast and bapes Buy Collars and Cuffs at Prowse Bros. | . Friday |} | \ eT = : oo —— i _— —— — 2 3 _ ' S } O ( 5 K Buy Braces and Ties at Prowse Bros. & | re Excelsior 1 , No 12, Buy Underclothing Prowse Brothers __ We have now on hand a magnificent stock of Overcouts| We have Mantles and Szeques in all the leading and §: - ¢ + » : . atic L288 ail — 1uCs i tije e ms ane 5 oe Tire eae Reef Reefers and Suits, good honest goods, well made and made |.m¢ . Sealeteihis wenkets dal ner ee a . : 5) red) ~ PTers ‘ 2 . Perv SOs sia) MLNS, C qa our ‘UsioVmMdeis i al “aAVéE rnc 5 _ Uvercoats, smeciers and | 5 .. Bows’ Suits at Prowse Brca this season. We alwayskeep the very best the market pro-|ys in the v: nee saa ee 7 - Suits in town. a. eT ee duces in Cothi : us in the van of progress: Anything and cverything new O ‘ a seiist etl uces in Cothing, and we mark all our guods just low enough | 5+) and saleable in the line of manti ee Cae ‘| ur three grea epart- uy Isters at inion ines . ci : —— VEL ANG SaLeahle I | ine Oi Mantles aud sacques will be a 4 “*| ment H t ( t} si aad a Pere Serene eee ko be lower than anybody else. This accounts for the gradual) fo. yd ip our new mantle departy.ent iro 14 art if t! , A ; ments:— ats, iOLnINg ant : ‘ . . : : ere ere AO Ppsrouiciit, rom ai parts ue ; : Sasieate _— Buy Overcoats at Prowse Bros. increase of our business, and the rapid decrease of competi-|[.Jand we aie constantly alding new custo.weis ‘Won't | ca : oe. eatin tion. Swell the number by trading with us, ieee re ee rc © .| PROWSE BROS Buy Top Shirts at Prowse Brothers. ' :| e I 1) ox & i i ora Tex ' | 4 P31 ¥ at New Gi asgow | 4 . Buy White and Col’d Shirts at Prowse’s PROWSE BROTHERS. PROWSE BROTHERS >} on aehiS | . = al | fo CRORE SRE Om —S— ae A eee — 4 . | . j } f — “oo 1-caswwntie.s. Stearns is Best. THE PEOPLE'S STORE, PRINCE COUNTY EXHIBITION PROSPECTUS OF THE o* Ss ‘ at 6S cx : s| q v . _ oe eres e| ; = PERSONAL | Solana ther 3 Ge ey ii ty . | Messra. C. B. Walker, Boston, and A. Biacix Sp endid Showing of Fruit and : | ik . 3) >. Prowse, Murray Karbor North, are a “ aS j ; a le tae Doventedn asa | Other Products. | ? . sal Mr. and Mre. D. Gordon, Georgetown, 3 ri fo aaaa od dein were registered atthe Hotel Davies last nile ae 23 ‘ Two 8 evening en route tothe Summerside Ex OG &S my 7 2 | evening Addresses by Lieut. Governor Howlan, CAPITAL STOCK, - - . $2,000,000 1 S115 Dr. A. E. Macdona!l 1, of Boston, was at Hon Mr Tweadie Hon D ¢ . , , ° m4 ' i the Hotel Davies last evening. He went aa si cay ’ » D. GOE- # t this , © Wisi re! ives ( Pr “A Moun Rovacas.—Rargars entered] wont ihn morning vet reaines and] |= don, and R. Hunt, Bsa, FULLY PAID AND UNASSESSABLE SHARES OF $1.00 EACH. 7 dhe H . Paes a few | friends. _ , e always show the best | Mir. Forrest, Superintendent of the Ex . thing ye * ec eve V > ; - i . : ~ ‘2 7 » . : et ye perimental Farm’ at Nappa, returned {value in fine Black Dress a a $500,000 Of this Stock is in the Treasury for Undevelopment Purposes. . . . from Georgetown last evening af went G f l 1 } : . : ’ ae 7 pr oods, and this season We are : 1 , yaa oi ta an $2 . west this morning. ° » i His Honor the Lieut.-Governor, accom- The LIT Ce BESS Claim is locited in the so “Y >} f » ceale ‘ Ti Ne , oe . . ‘ os $200 worth st this morning rank Johnson,|again filled up with the best | panied by Mrs. Howlan, arrived this fore- | British Columbia: being a full clai * ( _ southern belt of the celebrated Trail Creek gold mining district ot ’ I No. 2 Co. 4th C. A. have] H. M. Briggs, Bos‘on; John McEachern,| to be had at the lowest prices. | 20° and were at oace driven to the Drill ’ & claim of about 92 acres. iH sheir annua! target practice and prize| Cherry Valley; W. C. Kennedy, city: H. C 0 cnr Miack Good d Shed, where His Honor opened —- ———-- — 3 aes Wolesihal acai’. ? M. Jost, Gaysboro; L. E. Dystant, Hali- ompare oul ac OOdS ANG |ihe Exhibition. Among ‘the prom- g Rifles will | ed a xt 7 ' ‘ is _ | see if we do not lead. ee men peenet were Hon. Mr. BOARD OF DIRECTORS of tohe'e dr + tien: @ is Miss Chisholm, who hes been spend- ee sa . , i weedie, acting remier of New / 22 PRATY ‘om - te — ’ a fling @ i € ake > the summer in Ontario, he I turne } ‘ Grand ‘ alue - Cashmeres, Brunswick; Hon. D. Gordon of George- ‘to. BEA cf : . : ay 3 a Pr HN, GEORGE, Wine Merchant, Toronto. t | cite arlott oper iio} Grand value in Merinoes,}town, Lead-r of the Opposition; Hon. A. J. H. STOTESBURY WE IME ELLIS, Jeweller, loronto. W. A. WERRETT, Barnster, Toronto | teens Raspes rh Mors B " ao " Grand y alue n Fancy T weeds Be ian, Coutmlsitonse ot Crema Lande ‘ . sit ESBURY, Prop r Belgian Mine, Leadville, Colorado D LEWIN. M oS ae ne te : aan PI a Rock Island week a r the w ] Avy sh- . ; ‘ . Hon. Me ampbell, . A. McVona ns . wre ——paaw . ‘ : em ceed Caliter ty i ys ‘=. | ing to do | 4s we sill a to | Grand value in all Colored|M. L.A. R. Hunt, R. Tuplin, Mr. De- MANEERY RORINT SEATS 2: BP that for years have left Bos n Tue y M Chis he Dress Goods. Roches of oe J. ae ; , : ei . _— i i ia! iolttetown 1aries Green eV. ae c- - ~ |e wii! in the fu ave Bo 1. | Ped ; DEVELOPMENT. . a eason =~ ‘ T ‘ Donald o kora, : i “he 1 piunile “ > ’ . } nesday * 1g th Val | Mr.and Mrs. B. Paige returned to Bos } oo ¢< ENTS Donald jo roe Rev Gregory Mc : The development work on the “Little Bess” consists of numerous « n cuts a prospect holes upon both verns, « xposing in almost every case as good _ oe Thureday after ‘sper ting six week Ask to see fifty cent blacl In opening the “Bichiiihten ‘the Lint eo = = a in every respect to that shown on the “Hill T ud “Mayflower.” The principal development work is near the conte a thee _ Se a oe a ae: sK to See nity cent DlaCK |, . a . : claim on the south ledge, being an open cut twenty (20 feet long and (9) f wide, with a shaft i hi . . . ; ; Wortp’s R Rroxen.—A the |] e l-iand Mr, I aive is one oOo! Bos: ! es = “ 4 : Governor delivered one of hia plain, prac- ar ~ é 6% a a al) (= } et is aua li (J) T ' \ e, With a shaft in this cut elevey { ] | ) feet in de ith. mn aking a tota 4 a ee ee List te neck acini eal ainimasee ae goods, it will surprise yOu | tical, inspiring addresses to agriculturists. te (20) feet from the original surface. rhe bottom of the shaft exposes exceedingly good mineral, a sample of which assayed 896.00 in ie and silv. ’ > ee i dan hia beetle alan ring from business many years ago. .rT ; He dwelt particularly upon the question of the ton. The peculiar feature of the claims upon this Lake Mountain is that the grade of ore, at practically the surface, is very much laine ls wale ; Te twoh Pia uous deel He hes et eee mask be his tims Ik ® RS La dirs = oo en savatint his upon ny part of the better known Red Mountain in the same district. ‘lie great development work on the “Mavflower” and also upon the “Hill Top” aa i es a a a ‘~» | trav elling and has devotea much of ht e ® ,earera that the market for these articles | that the ore ra vidl 7 in -reases in V lus wi ld : s aad re ai i. , : i ais > : proves = es ne S.J pie | : mae 5 es eae ciahls w aks. sekbade 4a New furs are now going | is inexhaustible, thet our soil and climate | “Essel.” pidly increases in value with depth of development. It i y reasonable to suppose that like results will follow upon the “Little Bess” and iM = Patel i, _ mame | has reached the full period of life atlotted | out fast We hold a| are such that excellence may be reached FORMATION chaei lower oO Ji 0 i ~ oe . } pee 4 Avy.

to man he is still active and takes a dee; nterest in all matters pertaining to the

splendid stock of furs, and

here, asis evidenced by the articles on

exhibition. Cold storage is, he said, needed

rhe formation is diorite with an occasional appearance of syenite. The strike of the ledges is easterly and westerly

Scnooxen Asnone.—It is stated that the : ; . ; : ‘ schooner Portland, 92 tons, of Alberton, public goot. We trust they both may b ladies are assured of the| it order that our dairy and fruit products The “Little Bess,” located as it is on the soutli side of the mountain, permits of its heing worked ,

P. E. 1., went ashore within a Cay or two spared many yearsto renew their annua lowest prices may be kept until they are in demand. He | necessary cost:of pumps*and hoisting apparatus; the surface is covered sbithices iin 1 d 3 i ee oe depth by tunnels, thus doing away with the . E.T., went acl in a By oF ae ‘ exborted the boys to stay. at home end ps sting aratus; surface 1s-covered With pine, hr and cedar, thus making the cost for timbering very slight. There j at Codroy, N. F., and was floatea yester : : 7, , 2 | ample wate ine p hee es ; g very sight. mere iS

‘ ; work out pew lines of industry in their i r for all mining purposes close at-hand.

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an ken to Burin by steamer ‘KETS ‘APES ‘i 1 ta “Tt ; Pe la iw 7 bui Tee ) Great sales. prove the at merit of JACKETS AND CAPES own country rather than go abroad to 4 - TRANSPORTATION a ¢ o riiaoGd Was ui... 1D e rret Saies prove i gree ,eF: : great uncerta nty ° —Halifax Mail, Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and great merit en- The newest styles, we -|> ae The Columbia and Western R, R. passes within 1,500 feet of this property, allowing ‘ : —_—-—_- ables it to account wond:rfal cures. . ea Hon. Mr. Tweedie, of New Brans- | ¢, the cars This one feature is of imme * aihenmie a eee 7 his property, allowing the ore to be trammed iminediately from the mouth of the tunnel Tus Norravusertaxp did not get t made, finely finished,jwick, then delivered a short eloquent eae ; s of immense advantage, as it does away with the expense of building wagon roads and wagon transportation 8 heal gg Sikes athe tec Se ee black and colored. No}titseet: complimenting the povple ot _ What with the “Mayflower” on the west slope and the “Crown Point” on the north east slope of Lake Mountain it relinives wide ante in int a Sd aie” Gee ata ail tid "2 ; < DIED. | , k ‘ Prince County upon the excellence of their | Vening claims to give it a Red Mountain reputation julres work only upon the inier- vyht, and the fore pall dic ot reach \ a CK f ibiti inti ; Charlottetown until the arrival of the At Millcove, Lot 35, on Sept 30th, Mr! yetter stoc can be exhibition and pointing out the good resnits i Respectfully, evan sg gprs 4 eC. P| William McGrath shown. of mutual co-poration among farmers. The ' , regu rain this afterwoon he C. P. people of Canada have, he said, cause for W. B. GORDON.

ira late, and to this and jue the late arrival in

train was three ho the bad weather 14

{Funeral to take place Friday, Oct 2nd, at 9.30 a. m.]

Fall Hats and Bonnets

faith in their country, and young men ought to remain in it and bui'd it up. Educa-

We are instructed to offer to the public 400,000 shares at the low price of Seven Cents per Share, in blocks of 250 Shares

meps*de o he st i ° é ; Pe 4 { ss ; he! . ; : . Su mmersile of the steamer Trimmed and untrimn.ed eee oo oneie — Lg “yy to all. anc upwards, ($1.00 par value), for the month of October; after ‘hat time the price will be advanced. ee ‘ says : Je have in Canada all the elements of This is a good opportunity to invest in what promises a el re . : Tus Best Caron Yer.—Capt, Jarkson 5 Millinery. greatness and all the faculties for achiev- | ; cake a = _— es ' 1at promises. to be a paying mine when properly devs loped, and the chances are that every seven cents of Bosion, who has been spen iing the | ii iow BLACK RIBBED HOSE™ ing greatness. Canada is without doubt invested wi yie d one dollar within a year, and after that a ‘much greater percentage. . atthe Seaview Hotel, Souris, i destined to be one of the great English Applications for stock and other information, apply to

gurimer lanied 21 dozen fine trowt at one catch (with fly Beat this if you can. The Captain isa gool fellow, and has made hosts of friends in and about Souris.-—

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It Was Loaded!

it killed Le ok

the person just the fame. out for that cough it’s loaded too—

75 pairs, all sizes; 19¢; a bargain.

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speaking nations of the world. Let her young men then stay at home and help to build up their own province and their own nation abroad.

Hon. D. Gordon expressed the great pleasure that he bad in bemg present at the Prince County Exhibition and noted

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J. D. LEWIN & CO., Mining Brokers,

In the Office of Robert Beaty & Cc., Bankers and Brokers,

Ev. anon eu ‘gert oy na loaded 2 ith en te Af left tov rari ad ee er had = id King Street ast, TORONTO, Oni, the ensuing quarter are as follows : W. P.,| long. Get rid of it by using made by.the peop le of the unty. e AGENTS “U ? ANTED.

Rogers Farqubarson; W. A.. Barbara Bea- ton: R. Scribe, Lester McLean; Fin. Scribe, Ernest Farquharson; Treas., Lottie May

when Crawford intercepted them et the shots through

‘doknsons Cough Syrup

legged

stool, touch the

waistcoats. During the massacres in Constantinople

complimented the Lieut.-Governor upon bis practical and excellent addresses at the annual exhibitions and said” that

of Fameuse, and a good competition in all the other varieties, that flourish here.

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gate. Winfrey fired two } h E sy was tl The quality of the fruit as shown by the a raxford’s heart, aod he and the girl! a ; - tme (lan’t | the Germah Embassy was the only one juality a y > C st : ; a - a 7 bec ll - ground e" ery time. Can't that closed its doors and refused protection bloom is also very superior. There area j 4 7, s eennle were arrested & {cw me les from help it for the goods reach | to the Armenians. goodly {number and variety of pears, ' town and an hour later Winfrey was| you without freight or] The wild Canadian geese and turkeys eee ~ —. — ow ae iaated on @ chares efmpeiier 4 1 oc tes -ofit odes which were introduced by the Marquis of . e — oO a — 4 a In oO Ee re 2 middieman § pro < Lorne into the lochs and forests of hie giass. sa whole the show of fruits |

4 and up the Nile to Garrison Merowi, El-]of Thomsen County that is wonderfully est goods and latest styles, a OU 0 Debbeh and El Khandak. Merowi is | fine. b sb get aie aaa a 6 between 175 and 200 miles up the river] As to roots and vegetables, the show in ofeane J . ressy goods of us. : ‘ ee from Dongola and is nearly one half of | several respects is superior to that of pre- . ; - : a Our description will give youa very indistinct the distance to Berber by the river. E!| vious oui though ee thigk that we have: bD A BR OS ES | Bo We are show ing this fall the handsomest a 1 inade te idea of them Debbeh and E] Khandak are situated at | seen a stronger competition in some varie- e ; @ =~ ; “iS : ‘ ; a and inadequate . almost equal intervals on the river between|ties. The turnips, mangels, beets and ate range we've yet imported in fall Dress Stuffs i i nan Merowi and Dongola. tomatoes dre exceptionally large. Of. NZ : ee wt el Better tha ‘ ——— | grain and dairy products there is also a i our 0 escription. ore cae ella ae creditable display, while the large exhibit dee r ‘ j ; . . ee a in fine arts and flowers may be taken as wine No department in our store is more complete, ITIEEELLTZ: 22a OMNI | ie ise ot the advancing age of the ANS better arranged aud altogether more satisfactory ; country. :

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Another shipment expected

ef German Jackets marked.—Paton &

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at Seid;

MARE WRIGHT & 00., LTD. Who Sell at Selling Prices

to our customers than

Boys’ B. B MM. Sizes 0 to 6

ila in style

in price. Giris’ 124 Sizes 000 to knees. Sizes 5 tod known to ot

Girls’ Eclipse

cription. Sizes 1 to

Girls’ 6200 pri ed Giris’ Mona very pretty Girls’ Nora

See our surprising counter line at

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Hosiery Department

finished cashmere

No advance in price. Hose well shaped, serviceable Sizes 1 to €

Sizes 2 to 6 Fine value, very low priced

25c. See our heavy wool hosiery at 35c.

is our

at what you want it

A heavy strong hose sim to the Kron, but still lower

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A well made, carefully hose with double This line already so well dis-

! ir customers needs no 6. A pretty fancy ribbed and low

Double knees, fine rib, @ child’s hosiery

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father, the Duke of Argrle, are increasing in uumbers to a prodigious extent.

Sir Herbert Kitchener is sending the First Staffordshire Regiment back to

The Knowing

are smart ones, They know

that my Jewelry is just what they want; always the newest

make the price 80 they can buy. Wonder how many there are who want anything in this list :—

Long Guard Chains,

Ribbou Guards,

Chain Bracelets,

Watch Chains, (Gent»’ new styles)

pal Rings, Sterling Silver Novelties.

Call and see them.

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would, in point of quality, do credit to any county of Nova Scotia. It shows beyond a doubt that wonderful strides io the direc- tion of fruit production have been mde in recent years by the people of Prince

cecancicn ent OLE LL Kosheh, en route to Cairo, which seems County. Among the leading exhibitors : ‘ 1 . : i - to indicate that there will be no further of fruit are Meters. H. H. .Stem- you well and give great wear, you sn0u és vovvvevevensenenenennensdenenenesene cenennnneTaneqnenenerenenen Tener rte advance up the Nile, at least forthe pre-]o% and Ramsay, of Hamilton, i § ll I -. : - eB sent. Robert Carruthers of Cape Traverse, Leon- | call at Bruce’s, the popular tailoring estab- @ Tg ard Schurman and. Herman Leard, of : ‘ OY ons a WUes The second brigade of the Egyptian ex-| Lower Bedeque. The latter shows a sam lishment. There you can see all the new- GD oe: > pedition was, on Sunday proceeding south ple of the excellent variety known as King he , TS Your money wiil buy and you'll get it too : ,

The cattle show, which is very good, -is still not quite up to the standaid of former years.

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: and jatest styles to be found in my choice display. I : : :

Here’s what you want, a Nervous Prostration. t ‘ . 2 > , yer ing Boys’ Btn ‘Sizes G in. to 93 in. A superior Wee Bo beh, ee. uyers Oured effectually by Scott's @S — Stylish and popular, ishere, and nothing is a ar roa ¢ j > i m. ° ; boys’ part to wear a hole in the Sarsaparilia. | % here thatisn’t. Let us show you,

His heart was affected.

“ Overwork as a student at college brought on an attack of nervous prostra- tion,” says Mr. Gilbert, a railway missionary. ‘‘l was exceedingly ner- vous and if I exerted myself my Qeart commenced toflutter violently, and I was warned that even ordinary efercise en- dangered my life. But thanks to Scott’s Sarsaparilia I feel better than I ever ex- pected te feel, for 1 can now address a meeting without effort, can walk a brisk yace for two hours or more without ex-

austion andam free from that distressing palpitation, In my work I have often- time recommended Scott’s Sarsaparilla,

and have seen many Cases where its»

effects have been most marked.” Scdtt’s Sarsaparilla acts like magic in

restoring shattered nerves because it re-

builds the nerve centres. Neryous head-

ache, nervous dyspepsia and all nerve

system,

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DRESS GOODS

NOW OPENING.

Wear the Ames Holden Company’s SHOES. ting and best wearing goods on the market.

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