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Y V ‘ ' 'land which can be cheaply purchased and V, `

G V which is easy of cultivation. is now at \ O ' ThfOat, trac ing its thousands northward acraes

._ Gargles can't go back fat . enough; sprays don’t " - reach deep enough;but the _ 1. air you breathe touches

V film 'every part. Then why not

' put some healing medicine

il t ~ air and let them go along together ? That is what Vapo-Creso- kno is for. lt puts the healing medi- cine right on the places that most

need it. You now see _why it so quickly cures sore throat, ron - chitis, hoarsencss, whooping-cough Ind asthma. 9

1{ a'Lz?.?nh?£;¥id mi im m all :\ bottle ct' crcsolene complete, $r.5o;

s ot _Creaohiie 13! cents and 50 cams.

tionklq ecnulnin physicians' teeth

tree upon request. Avo-Cnsouun Cot

380 Piltou St., New \otk. U.S.A. ` i ‘

& _

Freshness

ln Emulsion

Cod Liver oil

Is a prime necessity to be easilyV

takenand to do its best work. I received a supply of

SCOTI’S EMULSION `

direct, from the manufacturers and

guarantee itpperfectly fresh and good. Two sizes

A50c. and $1.00

J. G. JAFUESON,

DRUGGYST,

` The Kedicnl Finll.

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COPYRIGHT

AH, G’ -VAN !

“Did you se: thai, G is. where they i‘icted n

statoo in Virginayto the mon wh.t iuvinted robacc~ ?

? Pll h'-d he vas a Dutchms n, 'es ?" “Yer wrunigthere rnelud; he was au Irish-

manf-I knew his brnfnrr !"

And the vust imprrcments in tobiczigrnw-

ing and sig ir "wk n » have rwnlted lu the uu- exceiled 1 cent Havana second -;.gar.

Queen Soreet

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Violin Studio

MK. VINNICOMBE.

Violin instructor av-d Concertiuaster t"lr. Viunicomb-»'» tone on the Violin has

iew equals/"-Kcncnr i_) _RESIDENCE-Fitzroy Street, West, near St amen Church. ct 3 d jmos

SAFE

In anyfgilimate rind at ~

any Season

BUT'I`EFlNUT_ »

PILLS

~

Thy stimulate the Uvor and Kidney; ; hrs

Slot l-loadoclie, Foul or Disorders( Stoned, labltual Constipation. Cloaaadand Purity the Blood and render the Skin clear and Healthy. Ther are purely vegetable. _ V

ron sam rvzrarwznma, 25:: ran no; 0BBYau.1LONnzumP'r0DPrL_Io1 STANTOIWS PAIN RELIEF,

run uma or Au. run nndvnmlg. ¢¢l'l=l Rhllliltillli Galle

and New-high. S"-In

For nie everywhere, price age. per bottle. Soleprnpr-let T W gag” cot Li-ani, lan? C" _.

of the people. and recognized therefore as i

"5‘-El 2 E'-C7

2 *U C5'-TJ

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An Independant Journal, nntrammeiied and the birderllne. Thither many Canadian V V W ' n I e

:'°a`I?°l|;‘_"‘°‘;':_:.bf Rename "away, exodians have returned. Thlther thous- . ‘ ‘

I

seekixig at au times .ti further the best interests ,ands of American citizens are flocking. V ;

ng Bditiomdnily (except Sunday). one

monthaseper .... .. .__-$3-°°

.°.ii'$'.i..§£‘ff'.‘f'.‘.‘.l".'fff‘f°"".....l?.?ff.?fIf.ff1T?=...

ed,advei-tising, job work and otheer basins tr\n.nncto.d'-

\nmmcr~nde.l.og» & legen' store-J. LC.

Bake , nager

Llberton, Aibdrton Post Otlice-Herbert Clark,

Agent.

Eiitor Business uanasrer. -

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l [THURSDAY OCTOBER 3*, i902.-

THE TIDE TURNED.

For many years there was a constant

Some went to secure what they thought were better advantages of collegiate or

professional training and were induced

to remain; others, young men and women

V home; still others had a desire to see more

lt of the world and drifted across _the bord-

without- any other especial abject. As a result of these and other causes the num- ber borii in Cana-ia who were resident in the United States when the last census

was taken was 1,185,225. This number was equal to more than one iitth of the

to'al popula im of the Dominion, and about equal to one fourth of our native population that tr: resiltnt in he land of their birth. -

It was a m itterfor grave r.~gr.-t and con-

cern that so many of our people hal gone abroad tn reside and L0 devote their en-

erly and ta‘enta to buil iiug up n. foreign nation. Cana ia, whose greatest want wls peJple,hai lost all rhese; born on her soil and clothed and educated at the c-:ist

of C inada, the finished product of our manhood and womanhood had been exil-

ed ti enrich and strengthen the great Ra- publir. Some one has estimated that the

avezagccitizeri is worth to the state $1,000 It is obviously impossible to make an ac- curate and r-liable manet sry estimate, One individual might be worth a thousand times the iiizure nam ed,and another might

be worthless, or an actual expense charge to any land in which he made his home. But taking $1,009 as the average value to one country or the other, Canada hai lost

and the United St ites had gained the en-

ormous snm of $l,185,225,000 by the south- ward drffr. of popula.'iou across the bord- er within a generation past. ,

When we know that we have to think in billious to estimate the mere mcnetary ” lo<~» by the exodus of the past we shall the b t rr rellise the creat signitlcancc ofthe fact :hat the human tide has turned and is

now sezting northward with ever increas- ing vtlume. And the causes for the change are many. Canada has :iecome a creat manufacturing country and her de-

vtloped industries now give 'employ to i thousrindswho under former conditions

must have gone abroad. Our coal, iron and steel ind ustries are building up rapidly grcwinrr cities at Sydney and the S00. The

misss of Brings csiumbia ami the Yukon

have attracted thousands thither. Pulp and paper making have developed to en- rnous proportions in the forests of the central Provinces. On every hand our

creat natural resources are be ing develop-

led and exploited, and among them our vast water powers are being turned to

,azcount to furnish light and power for 5 civic and industrial uses.

Last but not least our vast areas of fer-

étile lands in the Northwest are attracting ` [heland-hungry dwellers in the Western States. Land more fertile than their own

:land which will produce luxuriant crops of the best wheat known to commerce; lind already intersected by railways and

rapidly being equipped with schools,

.churches and elevators; and above all

: ` l V Th’ People. Paper V'l‘lie Winnipeg Bree Press estimates the, _

Pubtiaiied stiuomcen, Newfrdgwiise siockwnuinber ot American citizens who have uri; blguigegidwi ,,t¢2£°°' 't we ° as nt“'talren up lands in Manitoba and the

Northwest at 80.000 souls-i large prog

‘£3 (W¢4- ll Vportion of whomhavc come in during the

present year. These are the first-fruits of

.ann gnu., *he turning tide and we may now begin to

in bee embiiaasc tu: riiowi nieces ‘ _ I wh?" mb':cm*,°u m’*be di’ nwffumhb count our gains as before we counted our ‘_

losses-w,000 at $1.lIl0 each are worth'

And every cans: to which we have

sonfh-nm, 'rsispiwn ¢¢¢¢..p_ G_ gan” adverted as tending to turn the tide in ll ’

LR ,_ “*cf:°i'éADYV I ,_ ,_ HOOD’ our favor is now operating and will can-.l ,

tinue to operate with increasing'!orc'e. Our enlarged and improved institutions of learning, our rapidly growing and prosperous industries, our vase mineral development, our improved means nl'

niarket, the general prosperity cf the country-:ll these are opvrating t attract population ta cur ft-itile iielis

The great harvest of the present yr ar, cur

oumow of Canaiians ,Vo the United S atis_ t still abundant public lands, the evrr in-

creasing land hunger in the States where public lands fit for sertlement are now

exh rusted, the removal of old prejudices against our winter climate-all these are

chiefly, sought and toznd more remunera- i° wr f‘“'°"° Au 3° t° °h°“i that the it me emp\oy_nent than they could and at I tide now turned in our favor will flow on

with increasing volume until Canada shall become populous and rich com- pared with the prosperous Canada cf today. The outlook is bright indeed and with it comes incr. asing confidence, self- reliance and national spirit and pride The Canada of today laces the future with high hopes and ahoundlng confidence.

ili-

,THE ASSOUAN DAM. _

Carrie, Oct. 26.-Official arrangements

deilcation ot the dam on the Nile at Assouan are complete. Tae Duke and Duchess of Connaught will arrive here December 6, and, along with the Khedlve will go by special train next dav to Luxor, whence they will ts-ike a steamer to A~souan, arriving December 9th. T/_he in- auguration takes place on the afternoon of Dec. 10.

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dl`§€lBfNlAl fi

The jury returned a verdict of accl-

dental death on the man who fr`_l from the window ledge on which he had fallen asleep. But the death was really due to

1 - _ carelessness

li i

' the accident

ible.

_ Tlliere are a'

in ll Ii great, many

7/'_ __‘ ""”`i| I lives sud-

_|F* denly termi-

"_ nated as a

- -” result of '= carelessness,

V

I \;».

, -= ` ’ althouglithe

medical cer-

= 'f»`. tificate may

rcad “heart failure.”

~'.f -;;'_ _ \Vlien a man ` ' ‘ takes

chanceswith

Fm. his stomach

-and neglects

the warning symptoms of disease, he is carelessly inviting calamit '.

Dr. Piercc’s Golden hledical Discovery

cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. It enables the perfect digestion and assimi- lation of food, which makes strength. It stimulates the liver, cures biliousness, Ind removes bilious impurities from the blood.

“I had been troubled with a pain in lower

Fart of my stomach for three years, so severe I bought it would' kill me in time.” writes Mr._

Anron.Van Dam, of(Keusirr`rigton) 2549 ri th St., ChicaZ°.-_ Ill. “I could ha y nxork; it lglt like n big weight- hogging on me a got so had that I had to take rn_ icme. I used Stomach Bitters for a time, but it did no good so I wrote to Dr. R. V. Pierce for advice, which he gave nie im- rnediatelv. I followed his directions; used two bottles of his medicine and was cured. I had a torpid liver which was troubling me instead of cramps (as I thought). so Dr. Pierce told me. I have pleasure in living now; have gained in weight i5 pounds since then."

Dr. P1erce’s Pleasant Pellets cure con-

stipation. They do not beget the pill ha lt. '

e wnar =

We Read in Books

Hrs a great in-

fluence 1 n our lives. Note how *very great man can give you a i ist cf°‘b.»oks that have

ueipcd me ” Some of ue might name "books that have hurt nr§," because through careless- ness we h ave ml selected the besr reading; 12

b ' I ir h best k

I 's our usiness o eepouslrni t e o s

'W ' ~' gg .; i dl K th-

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HASZARD’S

BRAl`ll`1lI-N TEA '

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__ 1 y'f5';3lS_f'~'°R'T*' D S Certiflcite' as to its Popularity

'Loss _ Biuincn, New Isnssv,

~ e v Y' 22nd Oct. 1902.

it in'g<»<1 condition- mi is up _

usual iandardi I should think you might make V

“ " put it regulariyonthe New

_igV'f_u-‘superior to Tiptons or Tetleys our

esiiisstion; _ _ii

Queen St. Cpposite Prowee'.\.

ledera|B__|ond

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[udia and China Teas, in such

proportions as to insure a delicious 'cup of Tea. '

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communication, our erlarged home I

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You ought to see our lne of Fur Neekvqsar

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végg -quam;

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The above with a

large stock of ammu..

nition are now ollered

to the trade by

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To

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Whiskers

on your

pots and pans, ii you use PORT ' HOOD

i

Sze us on Mu-ff» to match

COAL. The that makes a hot

any of this Neckwear

the market. S

quickly and lasts well.

The cleanest Coal on

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Montreal, -\Vedn°sday morning

and North Sydney. carrying li cattle and sheep on deck and under deck at lowest possihie | For further particulars as to f

and passage apply to

Black Diamond Lil

29th, will be due at Charlotteto Ifriday evening, Oct. 31st, and ,Saturday‘. Nov. lst sails for

The S. S. Bonavista sailing-2

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.lohn’s, Newfoundland, via Sydl .» ~ ' gn

I ° W` ' Ill

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MllCliEl.I.’S BUUKSTURE. `

A A choice Blend of Ceylon*

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PEAKE BROS. & Co.

Agents

Ch"i`o¢vn. Oct. 23, |902. _ri

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lN'l`ERNATl0" AL DIVISION YVINTER REDUCED RATES

' In eiiect Novem

Eastern Steamship _C

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lr

'.-- -._. igoz, to May ist, X90

st. john to Ports \ ' do to Boston 5

_F \.'\\\I . Steamers leave ;' _- John at 8.oo a. m., ( i'-' ~~ ’ tlniic Standard) ll days, Wednesdays ° \ me ~=~.:~7 rx.; F,-,dgyg_ 10- Lubec,E

'-._5-3--\"'» port, Portiand 1

Musica.

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From Boston at 8 i5 ri. rn , via Portland. pon Lubec Mondays W¢ mndgyg md Frida; P‘§§¢U8ers a'riuing at Rt. _I hn on even previous ro sailings can go direct to stea :rm take cabin berth cr stateroom for rip.

WILLIAM G LEE, Agent st. John. N. P. A. H. HaNscoN, G. 'r. is P- A. CALVLN AUs'r1N vice Prnt and

‘ ` _ dent eral Mgr., Fcsi.exs's Wharf, Boston,

Lk; it

pretty Sable Sets fr-m 56.50 to $20 _

l som sy tn strip:-invipsi i _ T e _ ' 1 »-`f~‘i`~"»’»"i°-~%='~"f-"°"" '°' ”°'°°' Wholesale by _ E" " T'“'“d°‘;'_f:

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