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DON’T MISS

The Great Shoe

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stock of BOOTS and SHOES

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discount--Some lines at even better discount-Our bar- gain boxes contain _ inany snaps. Remember this is a genuine clearance sale.

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_Latest 0f_ City

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By Reporters and Correspon-

Rizv. W. H. WARREN of Bedeque,

occupied the pulpit of the Cavendish Baptist Church on Sunday the 19 inst.

Cnr:m'rABi.r; showing. The gross pro-

ceeds of the Patriotic Concert in the Opera, House Thursday night amounted to 397

REPORTS are current throughout the

Maritime provincestliat lumber and shing- les are scarce and are bound`t0 be iniic h

the ladies ofthe sewing circle on T day evening was largely attended.

_ and Province. 12.3? “‘““”ii°°“'”“ '”° °““’

i Chapel Organ." V prompt

_ THE baazar at Lower Montaguofgivon by referring to

. hurs- says the

ing a grandfsuPP°é'at the

THE _Foresters of e hav

on the 26 lust, -the'occasid§ b

IN another column in this issue will be

forthe construction of the new Central

Christian Church. Specification and i plans can be seen at the office of Fennell

A missionary meeting was held on~

Thursday evening at Victoria Cross,

recitations, readings, dialogues, etc. An

Spencer. The reportpf 1899 showed an

dollars. l-l1C!‘88»S€ 0\’er.9S of some 5 dollars collected -

for missions. ' _ .

from Sydney, says that during the com-

higher next season. ing Slmlmel' the nllmbef Of P00192 Wh04

I>:'rEi\'sr; interest is being taken in the tylliltigetiiialziiiibliblliasi§n’;‘;b}dcd;tionI ° _ |

Patriotic Fund in \Vest Kent school and of. A qdantity of western meat will of ne “I tried an the remebies advertised t°| the scholars are vieing with each other to cessity have t _.-._be U imported cure Kidney Disease' My m°!'°y "“°“!7' make the project a success. “Au S599-mel`S Ply, __gb_ét\\'eeii Island Wasted- I WHS tl`¢8t*°d by dm'¢l'B¥l$

d Sydney ncebe fitted physicians. They eouldifteven relive me

'ras Dogiiorty oi-gan co. for which parts an _ \_ _ _ _ _ _ ~

Mr. J. \V. O'Rielly_ is the Charlottetown sem; C013 sto;‘;g‘ei»B'=|<§ia§k&e`1? ‘ tmeats may m-Ixgtislgss Clint. lie' I hm bat

Agent has presented Chaplain Lane who - ace On- e f I Em ._ tclass con' po weigh y sailed on the Milwaukee with 1 -t muon' It ls th” the direct 'blwkmnd scalded h°n`n’Iy m m”"8‘

_ . _ . - -s op Steamers will mgté-gully to the Rheumatic pains racked every joint. I

1giaui1\p1~0du¢e_ In |don't believe anyman could sullen- more

th‘eXg did and live. _ _

King`s County. Thefprogr-am, whi¢h`

’ _was very /interesting, consisted of

address was delivered by Rev. W, 1-1_ i

A gentleman who has reccntl returned'

from '

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{N.s. sovoi by Dodiro-_xiaooy

el » _-_ _ ' found an advertisement calling for tenders Pills all other H&M -hull Fli@

_ - toHe1pHim.

P d E sich dl “ Bainomwxrnn, _N. S. Feb. B,...'1'L¢

ents verywhere_ all 61'- endless Chain" of proof that Dodd’s

, __ _, Mn Wu.i.um Histor, third engineer Imdn” Pm” “re th' “ly Km”-7 9*”

Hocxi-11'.---Victoria practice to-night 9.30 Of the SS- Mmm. “'33 b9~l1‘1‘1€t't9d8l5 tho ikniiwn to be infallible’ passes "mush

to ll. Revere Hotel,Geoagetown Thursday even- B333; M i I

- -_ ' .v - 0 . rgan, ooglf

Tm-: funeral of the late Ms Flor mg’ by hi” brother omeers and 8' number ‘ 0 a prom ‘ent

_ i.s ence . _ . . business man k` f the matter

_. of friends. Mr. Hislopl v f l in , ’ 89°* mg ° S. Pearden will take Place on Sunday at a few days_ ea_ es or lo e In regenqy Said: “There is an emuess Cham

0 nm- - _ ofouros moao by Dodds Kidney

and it encircles the entire globe. Every cure is a link, and there rae hundred of thousands of them. ' f

“I am a link myself. And I can assure

you that if you are aiilieted with any kind of Kidney Complaint, as nine of every ten persons are,your only hope lies in Dodd`s Kidney Pills; I should know, for I have been through the mill, and my experienc furnishes indisputably procf. _

“I had Kidney Disease for eighteen

years,I couldn’t begin to give you an idea of the agony I endured. It passed all description

"which amounted to some 35

l os saturday night the Wandoius

’o°clock, p. m. in order that all the clerks and others may have an opportunity of seeing the game. `

a missionary meeting was held in Cavendish Hall. Mr. James Simpson occupied the chair while an interesting 'program was carried out, including addresses by Rev. A. Sterling of Clifton and the chairman. The offering for missions amounted to eighty-seven dollars.

THE sad news was received VVednesday

of the death of Mr. Angus Allan Mac- Pherson,a young man twenty years of age, and son of Alexander MacPherson, Esq. Kinross.Tlie sad event occurred at Baird’s Spur, Montana., U.S. A.,where the deceas- ed was employed in a lumber mill. Full particulars are not yet to handandnothing is known beyond the fact that he was accidentally killed while at his daily em- ployment. He was a general favorite and an exemplary and industrious young man whose death is keenly felt by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.

THE entertainment and Pie Social which

was held in Uigg Hall on Thursday, Feb. 15th. was s grand success. Notwithstand- ing the inclemency of the weather, and the unfavorable state of the roads, the

hall was filled to its utmost capacity. A capital program was rendered, theriiirst being an address by Rev. A. J. McNeill. Miss Jessie R. Mclieod presided at the organ. The chorus by the Choir of Sleigh- ing Serenade, and, I’_se Gwine Back to Dixie were spiritedly rendered, while the solo by Mr. Moore was capitally given,he being encored. The recitation by Miss Amy Carver’ displayed considerable abil- _ ity as an elocutionist. The readings were _ ‘humorous and caused great merriment.- ‘After the renditioniof the program came- the selling of the pies for all of which

rices were realized The were

his usual ood st le. A snug sum was rea ze or sc o purposes

Sscni-:D niissioxsnr cosciaivr.----Not-

withstanding t_he inclemency of the weather a goodly number attended the ‘sa.credMissionaryConcert at Murray River Tuesday Zlst. Francis D. Cook Esq. satis- -factorily performed the duties of chairman _

performed exceedingly well and to parti cularize may seems uncalled for, but the ‘readings by Rev.H.Cart-er and Miss Adelia Horton as _also tim r¢.<;if-'MODS by Mr- Geo. Moore and little Etta Carter were ex- ceptionally good. It would be remiss not

1 refer to the sublime reading delivered by ` Mrs. John Moore in right royal style, for,

.judging from the manner it was appre- 3 cia_ted`by the assemblage, it 'would do no

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MRS. RACHEL SAUNDERS.

Dalhousie.

team will play the Rovers or an all Truro the team in the Metropolitan rink. The asa Wanderers play fast hockey and there and will probably be a large crowd to see the tune, game. The match will be called for 9 but

*wh* -*Petting as

.Nep- house

Literary Society

io iles, '1‘Iie.‘_- ;or‘ni;eivoo_

ins'-1', §»wfsinm¢»fvl_'fwas‘ 5111 im ‘_ sono paper by J .Si Clark,’B. A. dri “Thei auty and power of words.” The writer gave us example of the derivation of many words in common u_se,' showing how they repres- ented nnd described actions. He also made a strong plea for retaining the old* orthography giving as his reason, that by the adoption of phonetic spelling, we would lose much of the beauty and mean- ing of our language---A very lively discus- sion followed the reading of the paper which was participated in by Walter Simpson, Rev. W'. H. Warren of Bedeque, Rev. Major McIntosh, G. W. Simpson J. C. Clark and the Chairman Arthur Simpson. The speakers all complimented the writer on the excellence of his paper and the amount of inf Jrmation afforded _by it. Exception was taken by the first speaker to the writer’s view with respect to phonetic spelling, he arguing that a change in that direction was desirable and was indeed coming---and had been coming, not as a revolution but rather as evolution as that was the usual -way for all reforms to come about. Program for next meeting will be a newspaper, Walter Simpson as its editor with a large staff of contributors. No doubt this will be an interesting meeting.

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pi-. “Amost remarkable case has some n my hands of late and has fnllgfconvineed meofthmwonderfnl power of - C|_l§$U'l__ Nerve Foodoverdisensesofthenerves. -

H d_ fs h og _ 1° A ygung who WIS ifelwdi for QVGQ I

ears for i 1 b two doctors was

;';ggp¢°_dieiP_kSg1 ca'.r)ii`e to me, and on careful examination. Ilound ness was not epilepsy. but Mf_V°l3.f!'°1l _ due to menstrual derangemenrs. _andégllb scribed four of Dr. Chase’s Nerve _ ood Pins 4 day. aim mea_il=__.%¥!1i...** \’°d

It is three months since she began t treatment and she has not had s single?

has gained about pounds iil

weight, and I do not hesitate to state that Dr. Cha.se's Nerve Food has saved 'het life and made her well. ' "

“ Signed, ]. W. Barns, M.D. _

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is the world’I

greatest restorative for pale, 'Nth D°\"°N

men, women and children. I. boi. if

all dealers, or Dr A W Medicine Co. Toronto. Book on Nervous _DiS¢8sl»

froéf `_“

Prompt to attention.

_ny tender not necessarily accepted

FR A N K BEALES,

Secretary.

it has ‘_

a last resort I tried Dodd’s Kidney

cure fel

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‘ discredit to some of the P1‘0fessional elocu-i ` I I » s-<i=-` "s’~ . 'I

itionists. The success of the concert was l " 7 I i I _ x ‘ due tothe untii-ing efforts of H.Carteir t n J _, S i 0

d Miss Adelia Horton W o spare _'_' ._ :_ llildither time nor pains tomake it a grand i e = ’ " 3

success. A snug sum was netted in aid of ' .`.".," j i “"‘ ‘ " _ i . M- °.'z.f.°.‘:.i.i:.i::.2_:.:.';:'..i‘.:.'.:.:.‘:';'..‘; E--if 11°--~»»<»»-1 ee- er “'°' I “SIC

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_doctors foiioo, ,by Milixavs LiN1__ for Ch\1r¢h”wil1b° r¢¢°i'°d by *|10 your puroboso ood *rho thomomoeor MENT. A undersigned up to March 31d, 1900, ,S we11_ _ _ Aotigooisi.. .ionn A sonar, at the oiiiw Of Fennel!! &_ Cbelldlal' This one: holds good only as long

md fmm'tmc‘_ on cfm I by where plans and specification may be is supply 19,55, Only one to each

I?INI1i£EN'f. seen for the erection of a church customer,

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