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TUUCHING FAREWELL.

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smugmug the existence of vice and im- mor ty which have cast a gloom over many homes, we have many common blessings which demand our gratitude. Asacoiigregation we can surely say that the promise was verified, “So I am with you always.” Many families have known only success. sunshine and love, and these have cause for overflowing praise. And yet amid all our blessirgs some of our people today are sitting in the shadows of sorrow. Every Thanks- giving brings to some heart the pre- sence of the firet “vacant chair,"and in our own congregation not a few have those sad experiences. Every age has been called upon to move its dear de- parted dead. And what is our Ehanks- giving message t0 them P Ah, the sweetest of all. By the atonement nnado on Calvary the sting ot sinlhas fbeen taken from death-the grave has

-lost its terror and the Kingdom of God

has been opened and our"'loved ones have gone home to perfect life and love. .How we can thank God for this last

great victory ! The gospel has a mes-

s ge told by none other, that the sor- rows and tribulitions of' life are ste

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ping stones to a higher vision of God’s

purpose in our life. and thus as the shadows have fallen they ar: mingling

with beams of light, and soon t fe sha-

dows will aliydoe away and vie can :lien join fully that which we now knew only iq pm. "And He who is Himself the gift and

giver,

The future glory and the _present _ smile;

With the bright prJmi=e of the glad

°forever,’

. Will light the shadows of thi -little

, whiie’.”

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Perfect

Baking Powder...

Absolute

Purity

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For

' - ' also and I am now in perfect health.”

WANTS, LOSTS, FOUNDS

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AGENTS__DmyM; the Prisoner of Devin, shaded, crimson, in fact all co1ors.over Island. Full story of the mist remarkable 5000 I0 select from all the Way from §'..'.ii°“?'..?i`i"{‘ii..*l.i‘{-’..i§'.?.i,"‘.i§i‘i.'.’.i.‘”€igi'i.“°'s.i’.i‘ 25° S <i°Z°11 1° $2-16 2 <1°Z°°- James for canaasserp). BR.ADL*Y GARBETSOIS Paton & C0. _ 20 tl8lW 3l. C0. LIMIT! . Bl‘t'1f0!'d.

P _ _ * -f !\SnE the inducement Gay offers A¥,|§1f,%`f:h2°§‘°°§;§£`b%gf;@el?,°f§'§H'igf,°§°k' on Celery for winter keeping in another

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co umii of t is paper. oct24. tf

'IO-LEI.--Thu.tCottaze on Bri hton Road, ,

noxt._residenco of Hon. (_}. W_. Howlan. Apply 'W i

members as they passed out, many of whom were deeply affected.

The meeting closed with the singing

of “Auld Lang Syno.”

The oflicers of the 4th P. E. I. Regi-

ment. C. A. waited upon Rev T. FA. Fullerton in the artillery armory at 7.80 yesterday evening and presented hitn with the following address and $80 in gold:

To THE Riiv. Tiioitss Fnasnn FULL-

Lnirroiz, Cuaraiix.

Rnvnnsnn aim Di-:sn SiR.- We, the

oiiicers of the 4th Prince Edward Is- land Regiment, Canadian _A_rtillory,hav- ing learned with combined pleasure and regret ot your appointment .to the coveied position of Chaplain is the Caizadian Regiment for South Africa, desire to express our sincere regret at the loss we are about to sustain in your departure. We feel that our temporary loss will bein some measure compensated in the gain ac- cruing to the Canadian Rsgiment in your selection. »_Our best wishes accom- pany you to your new field of labor, and while we will follow your course in South Africa with unusual interest we look forward eagerly to your safe and eai ly return. Kindly convey to Mrs. Fulleitin and family our best wishes for their welfare in your absence. Wish- ing you “hon voyage.”

`Your comrades in arms. A. Longworih, Lt. Colonel.

A. U. Murson, Major.

R. Jenkins, Surgeon-Major.

ameron, Major.

Hodgson, Major.

Davidson.

. Capt. &'Bt. Major.

F. W. L. Moore, Capt. ' F. P. Carvell. Capt. & Adjt.

Arthur G Peake, Lieutenant.

A. A. Bartlett, Lieut.

Charles' Leigh, J r., Lieut.

Mr. Fullerton made a feeling reply*

expressing his appreciation and regret- ted severing his connection with the regiment. He referred to the many pleasant hours spent with the Artillery and with the _Militia generally.

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' Rev. T. F. Fullerton leaves for Que- bec this morning to join, the con- tingent there. He will be escorted to the railway station by the city compan- ies of militia and St. _ James’ Boys Brigade, with a band of music. _

The militia will meet the carriage in

which will be Rev. T. F, Fullerton. Chaplain,4th Reg. C.A., Rev. Jas. Simpson, Lieut. Col. Moore, D. O. C., Surgeon Major Warburton.

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Dollars

Doctors.

.‘ Int Ira. Douglas dorlvsil little

benefit till she used B.B.B.

Proof after proof we have

been furnishing how B. B. makes bad blood pure blood and

cures cases that even the, doc- tors failed to benefit.

Here’s the case of Mrs. John

Douglas, Fuller, Ont., an ac- count of which she gives.

“l have used B.B.B. for impure

blood, pimples on the face and sick p headache.. I tried a great many ' remedies and spent dollars fordoctors’ medicine but derived little benefit. I then started using B.B.B. and only took four bottles when my skin became clean and free from all erup~ tions. My other troubles disappeared

Q.Un.s,in white, black, blue, brown,

ii DESPATCH FROM SIR ALFRED iMlI.l.NER.l ,

He Calls Attention to the Recklessness of the Basato

Tribesmen.

LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Colonial

Ohico last evening published a cable despatch from the British high commis- sioner in South Africa, Sir Alfred Milner, communicating a e significant despatch from Sir Geodfrey Lagden, the British resident commissioner in Bssu- toland,_ calling attention totie reck

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lessuess of the Basntos, who, hasays,he has been tryingto calm. The resident commissioner adds: ~~Qurfpoliey, hew- evor, has been made difficult by the blustering cf the Boers,who have freely- lthreatened to attack Maseru and other stations. These threats combined with* intriguing, have contributed to rouse excitement among the natives. I wish to place it on record 'that‘ihe Beers have unwisely attempted to sh ke th-s

our efforts towards itranquilitv. The Beers. therefore-, are responsible for any commotion and for' the alarm ri- garding native invasions which nowl pr-vails. ‘

CAPE TowN,0ct.. 25. -The following-

advices have been received ‘here trim Masoru, Basutoland-.

Anative latel visited a laa er of

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7 Oi’Freo State troops just opposite

ihllaseru. Ho found it to consist of

DIED.

Yesterday morning, at ithe P. E.

I. Hospital t_o be with her maker Elizabeth Ness, wife of I. D. Wallace aged 71 years, leaving a husband one daughter and a number of grand child- ren and a number of relations and friends to mourn. -‘A good and loving wife and mother.” - . Funeral from her lata residence, School Street on Saturday at 2.80 p.ni. to Peo- ple’s cemetry. Friends please take this notice. r

Entered into rest October 25th, 1899.

Elizabeth McCoubrey, widow of the late Patrick McCouhrey, in her 82nd year. Funeral. will leave hor late residence. corner of ,Prince and Watt r Streets, Friday at 10 o’clock to Win- sloe Road.

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THB KEELEY CURB -

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Our Fur Cioods are sell-

ing.-Paton & Co. 7 tf

“WA NTED” All parties

indebted to W. D. McKay

toSe\’80ont Vill“`d.. Victoria Barracks. or at Clerk a‘nt'ed_°_`One with e;th(;1r bool? ccilebts' notes Bank of Neva seeeiawm. &D.‘c:o.ci:i2gL;;£. some experience in shoe buSi_ 0 an Or Ju gIn8DtS, t0l

LOST -A over coat between bnarlotte A 1 K make llIIU.3l€dIa.tB` 5 BDI

- 3, ness. . eo . P. 0. . sperm I- gr Ji . ,_ - l

ti:i‘.¢“.‘t.t.“§:.€.f"r.°..‘f;’ii'.’l‘.*:,i°.ii‘e..r:°i‘. BOX 253 EQ," - 17 ,f as fi 5. W ef. , iff' the tml-be-»= our he-1 if is .. “°“°’ ‘°”‘°-” if 9“"‘9E°°1`¥ ¢°'°»_°“d '°°°L"_° "9"°1'f1_2S_lf y’ Oni: stock of picture moulding is the fm it guarantee that the contents y Wm’ *ml 01° il»h\9l1WlY5 9f\l“°!°d-’ H °°°T2p,I;§'§;l‘|*r_§‘;x§ §’,‘;y‘;f§f’°ASF,,§°wm§f,§: SCC Olll' SIOCI( Of j8Ck€t5 finest we have ever shown-call and ull* are the best, as well as the "\\/) linufs Ltainaaiigs 55"* i ~ ‘ 1 ° °

deem- siaiiiov. zcsodif. al-|d_ Fur Lined 1 tft _get your picture framed-we have the cheapest. 'Our Ginger Aye. in », f 1 I °° ,.f"_ r mpeg-‘r._sluunay evsningw between hater; moulding you like and the right price [¢,,\"~ Cream 305,, Lemma’ Sou

:nil amiiieiis' Ji-m"' °°8”’°1§L.vs°°i'.’...‘." £51 ggi. Our Shamrock Overcoat a °7°‘"‘ N°‘"°°- 27 45 .Q still nge time .plans

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t $10.00 is sure to win. -las cinmemimr ir 5 it _ Patgn & C0. g jf oeived at Beer & go:i!s.g“P“ “E7 15;,

B05' Wanted-_-One with norm he at wine

1"!" . some experience ‘in shoe IWW” '°°°i'°'l i°¢lyliiBos’r&.Gon°s.

N' "»““‘ "I ,ness preferred. Apply to Khin” _ . s ` ~

"“"‘°°°°‘§“2lBox 253, city. gp 1*.

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allegiance of the Hesutos and frustrate[

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waggons,surrouuded by turf,pilad thro° feot.high. He noticed only a few Matl- sers. The Boer commaudaat questioned him ragarding the feeling of the differ- ent Basuio chiefs, principilly the para m n-it chief. Lee rthodi, and in order to 1-raw the commandant, tue native r plied that the chiefs sided with the

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` ptronswero built on that plan.

Boors. Thereiipon the commandan

tsaid the two republics wished to kill tht lBritish and take over and govern the J‘Basutos‘, restoring to the latter that part of the country which the Free State formerly togk froirrthem. As to the Brltsheis, those whom they failed to kill they would drive into the sea. The commiindant wished a ,decision on the part of the .Leorthndi and' the other chiefs as soon as possible, whe- "th'er they would iight the Boer-s or the ‘British-because his Contingent. Owns' anxious to help the Beers elsewhere. Ho acknowledged that his men were "afraid of the-Basutos, because their wives and _families as well as' their

incursion The Beers on the Basnto- land frontier, according to the best in-1 formationobtainable at Muz, number ,, about 2500.

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. Unipue I-way of curing

iCOLDS

" Flpgl by acting directly through the

capillaries and nerve , centres,

‘ the cure begins while the pel-

lets are dissolving on the tongue. ' A

\Sg¢¢|||| by restoring the checked

circulation (indicated by a chill, hot Rushes, or goose ilosh,) it starts the blood coursing through the veins and so breaks up”'a Cold or dissi- pates Gsiippe.

'|'||I|\d by its tonic effects sustaining

the system during treatment brings you out strong and

‘ vigorous and not an easy

mark for disease.

.ine Cor. W-ldnmyhnd ugh;

rs etc:

eas_i».i._ '

Forsalebyall

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idiseases. Anv mother who wanti-to

,yard’s Yellow Oil, the .greatest Group

°' .those are? » ~ ,

Bessie Nason, cloves ,N,

cattle were within reach of of a Basuto:

All economical

fully testify” '

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e or used." '

than gn, - 803! _I have o '“-’;i?-’i';°é`°i§f

'want “Welcome Soap, is what

~ g (mis. it GRACE, Middle

I have proved Welcome to be the mostecononucal

‘ (MRS JOIIN DOW,

I “I have used Welcome Soapfor over two ears and

and ,|8818

ENKIE LEWIS,

wap in the market, good for all purposes,

ver ,Y

iiiscsiiansousg trusts-;. She-M1'/Highiiote_ tells me I 'A

cultivating his voice. - , .

He-Yes: I'saw him irrigattngrlti

early this morning.

GROUP

Is one of tha most dangerous and fatal

her child should not hesitate to use' Hag-

Specitic in the world.. Price 25c. -

Politene ss is good natured regulated good so nse. _

Sick Headache however annoyi and aim" is"'ni edsfizna

easing posi ve y cur »

Liver Pills., They are emy to take and never gripe. A

Sho I wonder what kind of

He--From tho way they taste hinkl .

they must be little rubber peeks

linardfai Llullmf-Cures llfnit ds.

Bacon-An opera hat, yen know..

says; “I gladlyirecoinmond Lan- Li\'orf_ Pills as they cnrodme compltoly of *Cena stipatieu ha!uso'I.haid‘” niitliod the

Avoid populhrity; it has»insny"'s`iiaids`= andnoreal benefit.. ~ . ; ; `

Ha-eyard’s Yellow Oil ,is prompt to rolievg; and sure to cure `_coughs,oolds, sorethfroniq pain in tht chest, hoarsonoSs,.quinsy, etc.- Prico 25c ' . ‘ " ‘

ninmu Liiiiimi ltsiiem Neuraigia. ‘ _‘

Au acre of performance is worth ” that

whole world of promise. ,

e Picking the Nose ' B* ei

eliildren. The bessrengedy is ate these posts of childhood is Dr. _Low’s_ Worm Syrup. /It is pleasapt seitake alwaysfoifoctuat. Price_25c.. 1 s 1*.

prejudice is strong. _ A ‘

,for ie. but ics asain in mms ef an

I dealer: `

1 If you stirvo your cow your book will be starved. '»”

Mr. H. Wilkinson, senefafs, onli. , ay., ,

It affordt me much pleasure to say thatili

=§ahperienbic:d great _relief._ irbzm Muaeuhr

ouma in y usin t ' of Mil.

..burn’s Rheumatic Pills. W X” l

If two men engage in a controversy

.andaik you to sottleit;;ene of them -ist fbonnd to jaw you instead of the other mill. / `

names usinsi c-inqnuasii. ' D3U§¢l’ous Dysentry.

amed oywel healed and soothed 5 Di-,l

ower iExtiaet of Wild Strawberry!-the »

;t::.da:d Diarrhoea remedy for over 40

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Wmtchcs ui Nickel

ffl at-I “¢ .is rf it it

Flmipsforldlus

G°*“B»P8'

It’s so pleasant to take thalehildrin 5,.

UQMQ I-n§.§nks llar Studs-

Is one of thecornmon signs- A J ` ,

When the judgement 'is 'weak '"th'e*

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inane ’sii'ei~m syrup. Prim ass.

Silverware,

Alsosoumin E W

Should Read

ca be-steam .aa ii.. 'frames mais- ~

And I can BODY with

“There isu’t enoughpsini en' B1-{m.I,

mor’s new house.” * “iWell. tliere’s too much on Brimmer’s

I keep th latest

naw "imp ' ` New York,e

insane asian ues it ° - B°°°°1\. hui-n’s _Sterling ‘ ¢PJ\Ze!Ts€ Mill; P M°ntfeaL depressive -foramen ~ _l si. Join.

so sogzg i-iEALEn. l §_f’,‘§;,‘n l

mean u softlieworst kind heal-. , ,. sd up readnv-by Beranek aims Bum. Also the l11°°°°

I ;l;.P:i£U¥;°;°% ll! #lid :kde it ingiiplallyi Bananas, Oranges.

‘liiesiing iissiiviiii irmeii iii a iw,” O°°!'°°°‘°°°'y’ T°" _ ,J-..=_ ‘ing “mug ° ° °P °°°7' m the city

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