~ - Guaiacoi is a new remedy. very e`l"eczive __

N aio her which on account of its antisepti

Lia itof

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THE P i NG 01? APPl.E»S. i-.AMOUS MONEY RA_I‘SERi`

_ 'ri ii cUannx1iv‘ik:x§iiiiicii°rs rovéiv ‘ sow.inii_ >isiE.iii`:ii>

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gow.-li l~_:__ S een said and ivritti ii , 0,; :he i»~.\_~_wi xi-_i_ o of pmliirig iippl__ s cm;-fiiIl\~iii;»l !ioiic~’.`1_\' ihat it might seein gmmt like i f.:<eT»_-<~ rcretiiioii to refer to ,M guhjezt :i_-;ii:i. Yet the conditions this yur arc soiiiiihing iinimial and it is therefore \\‘oi~'Ei \\°Tiile tn study them with unusual care. The fiipis :irc about its follows-Tlic \\ url~i`s crop of apples is :in mepzionally I.-msc cnc. perhaps the largest in the l~.i_~:ory of the iiiilustrgr, and this in spite of the large quantities that ny; blown from the trees during thc rc- gnt high winds. (ln the other hand the ,opof Nova _ovofifi is probably not so asthe hiss _veiir aiifi certainly not it bm quality The black spot has been “gully prevalent the past season and ‘wks grespotted and cracked as they pvc not been for some years, and every/ on who has ever had the least e\"~;-_- one ie 'sms 1:»1- mm _ im. .ini iris 12,. oigii inoossioi.-, ovéo eine ui. hggt of intentions, to exclude all ulmound' 1|-git. Ara result of all this our Nova swgim gwers will have _rnqpo pious _ ,aint whom they must. compete in gh; hglish markets. yet their goods Whig),

Z ' ; ‘ " if 'l'HEORlES ABOUT CAT-'

_ ARRH. I _

Peculiar Ideas Regarding a Cygnmm

S Dlse see.

was simple. but he ciaims very effective

pifsumably until the trouble had disap- ¢ll'€(l. '

TS S_m Although not able to speak fromperson-

alexperince as to the effectivness of this

n 19|- r treatment. it c:rtainly has the merit of 0

g extreme economy, but it occurs to us thats

lown’ tneapplication of itto a case _of 4 nasal

_ eatarrh mighthe attended with dlmculties. M Catarrh, as every&e knows, is achronic

cold in the head and Mr'I`wain‘s treatment, ifit should become a fad, would make of

S "31 uaa nation of fasters; an army, emulating

the example of the immortal Tanner who achieved world wide fame byfasting forty days. ` Catarrh is becoming a. national disease

I and there is little doubt but that errors

in diet. particularly over eating is a ver common cause.

ed in the cure of the trouble than it the cause. and modern medical science has produced more effective and less heroic Lmefiies than Mr. Twain`s.

in some formsof Catarxh. Eucalyptol i;

properties is very will a. lv, wh l: ir.; n

severe cases of Chronic Catarrh have been entirely cured by the sanguiuaria or extract

` ` of Blooi rfot alone.

Within a year an enterprising chemist

has couibiueil all these remedies in tablet firm. palatable and convenient and the superiority of thistabletover otnercatarrh remedies is so apparent that all druggists

_ now carry them in stock to supply the

popular demand.

They are called Stuarts Catarrh Tab-

*hnd it is doubtful if any medicine has

achieved a national popularity in so shoit a time as this,

Stuart/s Catarrh Tablets are used by thousands of traveling men because they can be carried in the pocket. and used any time and in any quantity being free from Cocaine, opiate or any poisonous drug.

They clear the head and throat. from the disgusting secretions of catarrh, very often in a few hours time. For nasal Catarrh they are far supeii r to any wash, lotion or ointment, the use of which is often as inconvenient and annoying as the disease itself.

For coughs, colds, bronchial catarrh and catarrh of the stomach these tablets give mmediate relief and a permanent cure where loticns, douches and inhalers make no impression whatever.

This preperation is a boon to catarrh

su‘lTerers'Any dxuggist will tell you that Stua.rt`sCatarrh Tablets 2. a remedy that has come to stay.

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they_off`cr_wlll “Qt be up to uw -usual ____ =""~~-v--------------= ----------------------------------------- - ,A __ - _ _ __ _ __ _ _ ~>-, ._~_.'.‘...il§.‘; ‘;;°;:::. ‘ssl so R°‘l“"‘““‘“ A"““i “f R0- A-3- 5““DS011»f1 F°fH1ff _ E ~ l _

;1_:i3u_;1a_l cage _nnd`_to send forivsu-ci _ 0 _ _ ‘ - - i__ s_. tis quite nroinbie :bid Slncl Corner Prcachcl-_ _ ,___ » ____ J

~tiin lard iii quality

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he will receive .1» much money for his ‘ ” ~ ~ _ »

Smiles in local markets and at cunning esiablishineiits. And it is undoubtedly

‘jY0Wd- in the cud be far beiifor for the

R ionfawhzfvponsiamlatlo ' -, '_ - ation yet lt undoubtedly§§e§t§;i§_ If gmwus u_mmse;ves_ toia muon ground were is for opi

Worthy of _careful tho 1- ‘ cron and comparatively lgur'pr` 0' i ice of ap

Way into parts of other European countries whic f_t here

these trial shipments shal , in at-

for more, and this demand will continue

'omewhat hi her But if these firt shi

honestly packed and generally unsatis-

` ~ ill NSUWU ‘f-*Sei his D121" “'55 YO C41! Hilbh- factory,the result will be that we shall

*'01, M ing Whatever "F" twemyfour h°“rS °r have "0 f“1`l’h°¥'d°maUd¢ith€1' this Year men re ever held in his church, aid and three chairs Mr Simpson, himself

or future years, at least until this first whenéiithe service is over on Sunday, th

impression has been removed.

sales? Fair prices for our fruit, an enlarg_v

red

‘_ __ th

Another feature of tlhe-__ “"4 ; jlthe

, man,

_ _ _ __ el will tnean that tbey`they;_"___find their ,mee

_ -__ direc

tractive condition there will be a demand ly

will

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to Speak to any Person.

associated with him know scarce-

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NE f'_`YoRi<, Oct 9.-About three hund- V and a pledge of $100 generally means than f _ _ _ , _ __ . __ dollars, raisedin one rearin Some working man or woman wiii, oct They are attracting the Rttontlon Wllléll U19! n_Q_nelo! religious purposes, chiefly agart $2a week fnomhis earnings for the Q _ I y. _, _ _ _ _. rou the contribution-getting of nue missionary cause. It is declared by? ” (lBS€l`VP. T ' _ ` _, ‘,

thcbasis of areport to besubmitt- friends of the cause that at least' half a' o' ` I

to _e Christian and Missionary A'1li» dimen young women in Mr. Simpsons' _ its annual convention, which is congregation, who [are eafning their own

owi session in this city. This Jnoney- _living by doing- housework,_are each sup_» ‘

riis

- i _ i°i'xr.h B .A.B.si rt' " ° _ - _

_atom received _my ;_t___%___ If son evange is is e ev mp po ing a missionary _in some foreign

, ut whose antecedeuts even those field. 5" _ T

an __hing. ` herents _bo prove tho sipre.-ity of the

one poioowhioiiis stoioii iiyiiis on-* B U

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_h A "He_"_fjwa.s born in Prince Edward Island _ work is the fact that! it is conducted on,

_ ’3“°~ "` Se“S;“ even t'h°“?»`h P 095 “NW bf* C inagnsaid an officer of his missionary `_economica1 lines, and that the head _

. . _ ' ° P* orga' tion. His°photograph has never quarters of the Alliance unlike the s ~

M k'1‘wain cu efo a ld th h °» ° _ . . . ' _ ’ " Da

m S Y _,r_ C0 m e 'fad 100°*-S Of 001' f1°\1\\» $110010 D1‘0\’¢ P0013 0lS appe fi in the newspapers, because he cious apartments of some of the other

allow it. His parishioners know lmissionary organizations, consists of a

e it is said lives very quietly in a. little

“___ _ _ _ astorqnakesa hasty exit bya rear en- frame cottage at South Nyack and is

at 15 [0 be the l`€S\1ll`f 0f this Years trance; never stopping ta speak to any always at his office desk byl o'clock in

the morning Twenty years ago, he was.

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ing Of 0\l1` D1i¥k0f»S» *md b1!lSllt'HPl°SPeG\`»S ’ As " religious money-getter, however pastor of the Thirteenth street Presbyte ,

for the future! Or a. deruoralized market

the fruit growers themselves who mus answer this question! ,

‘_ _ F. C. SEARS.

School of Horticulture, Wolfville, Nova

Scotia.

USE OF COKE IN RAILROADING.

President Tuttle of the Boston 8: Maine

_ states that the use of coke for locomotive

roadbed have roved sucessful in eve

quantity used has been increased to TL()

n naive this season been sprinkled with oil. ` and the regulgs 5(-391]) to _jugtify 5 much f[`O‘§I1 b€lI]f,' 3 brilliant/ 0I'3»u3l'. Bill. Sllllp-

inore extended use of it in future.

EASY TC) CRl`l"iCiSE.

‘it is easy to sit iii the sunshine A1 l talk to the mtn i.i the shale."

It is easy to iioat in Q. well-trimmed boat, M,-_ Simpson has been criticised for no;

And point our the place to wade.

But once we piss into the shadows \Ve murmur and fret and frown

And our length from the bank, we shout

for a plank,

Or throw up oar hands an l go down.

It is easy to sit in your carriage ‘ And counsel the man on foot; But get down and walk and youll change

your talk,

As you feel the peg in your boot.

t is easy to tell the toilet

Haw best he can carry his pack:

But no one-can rate a burdeifs Weight

Until it has been on his back.

The up-curled mouth of pleasure T Can preach of sorrow’S Worth! ,Buhgive it a si -. and a v ryer lip A . n as never made On 6811911.

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.».Nori-isa MEDAL ron oxroitn.

this highest award has been received.

These who take Hood’s Sarsaparilla fo ~crofula. eczema, eruptions, _cata

dene for others you have ev el? F0050”

Constipation is cured by H00 °

the lmfe Dr. John Hall presided and Pr

was taken for mission which amounted

platform, and the collection aggregate

P ` `\Ir Simpson at Old Orchard Beach \i

poriiooiw No fewer than 276 pnssooger and other i laces. the Convention of Au locomotives are now fired with coke 11509, 1805, 30 0:0 053031' l 050.03 101,50 "-

_ regularly and exclusively, and the average TJ H1052 W 00 001100 C0¥1C\lI` ill Mr- Sim

7 way, seldom raising his voice, and mak-

Hsura, Oat. 11.-Oxford cloth s havej ust beenlawarded another gold medal at the Toronto Industrial exhibition. This is the second year in succession that

THIS IS WHAT THEY SAY.

r h

identfCleveland was one of the speakers

rldressed an audience from, the sa , .

son talks in a plain, :tra‘g?_t`o:\vard

ing few gestures. The missionary ser-_ mms which have drawn o.it the l;-ir e sums of money have been rather statisti- cal, marshalling figures and facts to show the need of mission work in foreign lands.

making public the names of contribixtir =, and people have argued that the large amounts named represents only pledges, many of which will never be paid. This

is denied, howev`er, and instanc as c\;ed of poor people who have pledged oney and finding themselves unable to pay at the time have made good their ohli gation two or three years afterwards. At any rate, the report shows that $159,689.10 was actually paid into the Alliance Treasury last year and, in the words of t-he report, “nearly asmucli more has been expended for work directly or indirectly connected _with the Alliance, of which no explicit ret ort can be made." The people from ' vi hom Mr. Simpson draws these sums are said to be nearly all poor. While there may be an occasional check for $1,000, to

`_ united three ye irs ago.

2- ' M'nsioi1ai ies of the Aliiancerlo not er- l

. _ , pson has frequently attracted at terian church, at #hat time a rich and

thif~¥¢l_'~l' 5‘_1d_3`F1`€,l\ldi¢e Bill'-insfi 001' fruit tentioé, beginning at amissionary mee whlch it W\u take Years 0° °"`e¥`°°m9? It is Ting in Carnegie Hallin 1895, at which his pastorate in 1881, and though he was .

0 e vs ithout a church or tlnancial support of `

any kind, went fourth” to “rea.ch_`the l

pecial efforts were made to attract the ma,SS¢g,’ ffl"/egghmg an 5;;-get carnu-S and _

. wealthy peoplcpf the city. *md 8' °°u°°ti°“ ln hired halls Services were held in the

150 Academy of Music, the Grand Opera. 5

0033- S@"¢1°&\ Week* lober MF- SiID?S0l1 House, Moss s'l‘vienty third street theatre.

t fashionable congregation. He resigned.

6 and other places until 1885 when the pre- _:_ _l sent tabernacle was opened at Eighth ,_

650.033- The “ext Year $100,000 W&SI‘fliS€d _avenue and Forty-fourth street. Oat of ‘ i 0 ' him in the S0-1110 Way and in 1303 3119,- this work grew the Christian,Alliance, ,»

- ‘ ' ~- 000. Lt, h l b "lb _'-" . ‘ ° ` 1 Most people however are more interest fuel ai d of oil for laying the dust of th; __ 'U09 $111115 &V@ 8 S0 9911 !`fllb@‘__ ey and the ’\Iis§l0I!8.ry Alliance, Which were

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ceive st ited s_ilaries._ In ma iy cases only

_ D" their expenses are paid, supplemented by!

S'J“Sth"'0rY that the H015' Sl-mit Pe1",an occasional allowencef‘At present the*

os fi .i1y. Five hundred miles of mick sue-des people be Oven their i>0<=k@tbv0kS.

the secret of his power is mysterious. Fi r

Alliance has nearly 300 ' missionaries in the foreign field, and ranks about sixtl. n importance among the fifty-four Ameri-

iczn missionar organizations. Its mis-

sioiiziry rally has been held in Carnegie H ill, and has beena feat-ure of the New York conventions in previous years. It

him y by sight. No social entertain- _room about ten feet square, with a desk ` `

i1 ’ _ '

one. _ ° _

Mtxén - ' ° A ° A a

S _ e » _ _

$_, _ ‘ ` L ` J 0 _ V _ 2;; . . 0 I a ~ m , , '

£`

will not be held there this year, but the

lmeetinzs of the convention will he held I -

M the Gbps' Tabernacle, with the pos sible exception of the missionlry rally on Sunday afoernoin, Ocbobar 14, which may be held in t-he American theatre, nes: by.

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' GIVEN UP TO DIE.

lwas i.ir.E.i<.siowoii,ooi noatrs Kid

ney Pills Cured Him.

BnocKviLLE, Oct. 8.-When an eminent

physician iiotilies a sick man that his case is hopeless and that he must die, he is

i_§.r_z_iay be taken for granted, in a pretty

8 fwiiy That was the position of Mr Ed Ni

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Stowell of this ci not lon a. . hcl

croli if _hc ships only those that are sound l

5\D(l Ill) il¢m\3hgj` packing then, as no_ »- ............................................. __ `-~ »* 1* “"0 35 lit is ii mistake to send unsound ___ Gm 3 "‘ 1' ' ‘ "

;*:.it.:;i_.‘;:§‘;°li.;;.§§..*:..5f..fii..22:,i'; P-E I- ‘1ER@Yl1/WS \i’0NDERFll UNDERIAKIKG 'S °"°_ ‘°"" "’°f“”“”"’ ~'°“°‘*f”g °“l“ bi

` i I ‘ _ found at any time. J fist now its about these wonder-

' bargains we’ve ot. _ . .f `

~ . ful

iruethat by so doing the re r t f _ _- , _ ~ .Q ;,_,,,,,,,,,,,e kept at the p§,`;e‘;,f°§,g§ -H . Rises Nearly a Qiarier if a Million of Dollars in one

§,‘,‘{§;’“§§‘,,;“,j‘y”‘§§,§,‘;§,‘;‘,§,P'§l Week. His Photograph Has Never Appeared in the --IN-- ; ,_

ry’ .1 - - . __ ,__ _ __ <_ _ 0 ' ‘ Y - .

$12.i..I}$7f§n1°§L`¥§.`§§‘;‘“¢fi.§l...ii iN¢W_SP2Pers Because he will not allow it-No Socialsr -~ o . _ 1 ' ,

aooi.¢rowesiz on ooo u`~_@s=1 -Mliwed iii his Cliur¢_l1.»He Never Stops in his Church _ L ii* oroygd altogether. 'rois - - _ _ _ _ _ 1 ‘ ,_ _ _ ‘

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Ruifs, Mnffs, Collars, Capes, Coats in ~M.inlr,~

"'Wombai_, Coon, Astrachan, Thibbet. ' Sable, 'Otte1_°,

Lamb, Seal and Beaver,RufI`s SGC to $l2.50,ColhJB»

$4 to $18.50, Muifs $2 50 to $12.50, Capes Fur

-$8.50 to $28, Capes Fur Lined Coils

szsio $56.15. _ _ _ .

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_\i'sSimply__aGameutilise

at ention; the horse draws _a cart; the ltoper draws

the cork, but the Fur bargaiins we’re 'giving draws

'the crowd and the good word of our customers.

Pnow E

THE LEADING FUR MEN OF P. E. ISLAND

hatlfsuiilered all tli’ airouies gof gl(?lright`s

Li nil ihv HH-ls! _ . .

Disease for several years. The ablesti

physicaus hadupronounced his case hope- less. and he h begun to set his home in

order,” when a friend urged him to try Dodd's Kidney Pills. One box put new

_life in him, seven boxes cured him. Now

$5,000, the:contributions are generally_ in s ims ranging from $5to $100. They a e to be paid at any time during the year,

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rheumalism or dyspepsia. S07 W calggr promptly and permanen_tly,__ even t ke all other preparations fail. ou may 8 ._ this medicine with the utmost con_fide_nce that it will do you good. what it as

believe _it w_ill do for you. _ d, _ Piu8_

iinisiiiiii iiii

Orders viiil be rece’.v.d`fir the de- '

liveiy tf Pastnerized Cream daily IS

above. ~

This Cream is giving universal sat-

isfaction ihrcnghcnt the city. It 18 pure, sweet, keeps much longer than _

any other even vithout ice, and used once will be used always:

' Water Street.

Aug 6 cod `

return Oct. 22nd; 1900

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C. P. R

` Oct. 12 tl‘lSt';. _ '

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- Su rb Palace Sleepers. Msgnifi- 1 ~

cent Pilrstxlaes Co;ches. Unexcelled _ _ » * 1 , _

Dining Cars. 1 _

_-STH, _ f K I _ ` I

-- _ John, N. B.

1 :Ottawa apdd Toronto ie S‘. John. Nl ._ ' .B_,Tud CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL- 0

his friends hardly know him for the same | man. Score one more for Dodd’s Kidney

PMS’ _ _ ~ Queen ani '1~~¢°- “‘-~'~‘- "" ’ -'--_

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Bi; Clearance Sale of W. H. STEWART 6: Co’s stock_of Boots must close in a f

t i B _ ts _ ~

lexcuiisiou 'rioinsrsu .........~......-_ 0 5 _ _ __

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lone fare for the round Trip. ' , for old and young must go. A lot of Boots in the windowat llliho. The balance Cong oo. 1121;? iso., good io _` will _be sold at discounts of Slifer conf. 40 por oolrlz only. _ ___

__ Tho polar route to Montreal. Salo Colldllol-%d_ 'bf A

Users of Pastuerized Hxlk 'ffl have no otha. f' It ratio |31 *Wl customers and gains more 0V‘!lj,¥_0*¥°

J. C, MCDONALD.

dosiena

our cannon roiiriuiirs in oorivoiiai. ‘

Our customers are all doligb'ed.\ " - ` " _ __

Be sure and visit the leading studio. ‘ ‘ ,,

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i_As1' ci-mo ..

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di ys as we have to give up the store. 3

Qvervthing must o , ' _

th ilf

The rich mar draws a check;t‘ie pretty girldraws

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