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D ISLAND. SEPTEMBER 12. 1900 '

Meet Me at the Always Buoy Store.

' “Y” meeting this afternoon at 4 o’clock.

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_ __ Oi'»'FrcIaL announcement says: Privates

Ladies' `

said to have in view the building of sever- al new vessels, including two twin screw Steamers, with a capacity of accommoda- ting 1,000 passengers each. One would be placed on the Yarmouth and Boston route, and the other would l alon the

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Walter Lane of the 82nd Bat., and J. A. Pirro' , -ith rl-:,g. C. A., have been invalided

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Dina SIB °-On behalf of De

S ~ Resolution ‘

Rav. A. F. Baowivn. Loire Gunn: I ‘ Barrier Cannon. I

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- rry L. 0.

Lodge, No 1169, we the undersigned, beg

to tender to you our hearty thanks for so We mean you don't have to buy anything-itlslly Ol' inferior in ill kin-"ll_‘,' addressing ii-1 Sundiy Se ' 2nd.

Tru: Rev. R. McLean,ot Valleyileld, will

preach in Rose Valley Hall on Sunday next, the 16th inst., at 11 o'clcck. a. m.,

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south shore. Some of the vessels, also, would take anew route namely from

Halifax to New York.-Monetary Times.

I Moms on Less.-Returning visitors

\ to the Maritime Provinces say

I that the a ' ° '

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First instalment of our

New Fall Jackets just opened -a splendid assortment.

Perfection in

Quality,

s L Style, `

Fit,

Finish and

Wo1'kmanship.

STANLEY R08.

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This is Knew Breakfast Food just " Shaves

only' (mg the very best selected Hard Wheat and being almost pure

Gluten is one of the healthiest and most nutritious foods known.

It is highly recommended for the

use of diabetic persons or those of weak digestion.

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ctivity in every branch

of business there is enormous, es- pecially in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. Every h0tel, boarding house, and lodging-house has been Hlled to overflowing. the verandahs being almost in constant demand for

sleeping purposes. In Sydney, 3,000 new houses are in course of construction, and

there are between 3,000 and 4,000 men employrd fat the new steel works.- Motetary Times.

ON Thursday, Sept. 6th, a garden party

North Rustico, prior the departure of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Woolner, of California, who have, for the past year, been visiting friends ani relatives on the Island. As the afternoon wore on a goodly number assembled, among whom were many of the old-time friends and neighbors,whose familiar faces brought to mind, fond and' happy memories of the long ago. School- day recollections and the thought of pleas- ant hours spent together flashed upon the mind, leaving perhaps a tinge of sadnese, when we thought of the missing ones, some in far distant lands, and many, yes, very many, whom we shall meet no more till we cross the dark valle and

all present seemed in the mood to enjoy themselves. One very pleasing feature of the day was the taking of several php- tographs by Miss Maude Montgomery, of Cavendish, who, by the way, is an expert with the camera. The first picture was one of _the four generations, the persons included being Mrs. W. S. McNeill, Mrs. Woolner, at the old home. and Mrs. -I. A. MacDonald and little Helen McDonald, of San Francisco; the next was ii view of the old homestead and afterwards a group of al! resent Men

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_ I _ , ,thanks is due Miss Montgomery, for hcl' strengthening the Sunday-school work of __ _ _ , ‘ _ N I

‘ _ painstaking efforts in-this direction. A. the *hole c0unt,.y_ The Genera] Secret. _ j ' 1 -1 -_-' . j _ _ _ _

0 _ ` ' _ ` ` ' " "_~_- “'05” b°“n°ifU11`ePa3l7WaS served und" ary of the International Convention, Mr. ` _' _ _ ' » 1- »` 2

' ` the orchard trees, but scarcely had this Marion Lafw,-ence, Tgledg, will upgn ap- _ _ A __ _ “

H lllftf =,_\ p important part of the prog;-am been dis- _plimtionjurnish ci,-gala;-3 explaining the The PlJ0l0gl'&pherB, __ _ _,__ _ _ ____ , ghll'l0tl1¢U!&_ qi. l _ pensed with, when the “inevitable” workin det,ai1_ ~ ‘ " ’ "’ 1** “ ‘ '

shower came which compelled the

(Gaelic) and at Bradalbane at 3p. m., (English) and the Rev. A. Sterling at6 p.m, d&w

THE Dominion Atlantic Railroad Co. is

listentosuch an eloquent and scholarly

tain like our forefathers the

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It has seldom been our good fortune to Gent 'S Furnhhmg md clothing hue' ' '

dissertation on the principles of Loyalty , ' ‘ ` I _ 1 .-

Rev. Sir, that those Divine principles ex- . f ' so ably given forth byyou,a.nd rest assured I f n t O pounded by you will sink deep into our ‘ ’ ~ ` hearts, so that we will cherish and main- ,

iiberi-,y of an open Bib1,,_ Weagxsg Why? Because you can come right to the Model Store and get han-

congratulate your congregation on having est up-to-date Clothing and Furnishings at the lame price ae ym 3 such a learned and el uent astor 1

could see your way clear to cement our friendships in the everlasting -bonds o brotherhood. We also wish to take ad- vantage of this opportunity to thank the managers of Long Creek Baptist Church

oq D 1 ° . . ‘ I ` our gratiilcation won ld be complete if you ` would Pay for. the Inferior kind' `

We Claim 0

of the church.

Signed on behalf of Derry L. O. L.

JOHN A. McDoUGALr..

Munnoon McLr:on.

c DoNaLD McDoUcaLL.

Gnonsn W. MCPKEE.

(Patriot and Examiner please copy.)

for their kindness in allowing us the use

where else in the ci and at the same time do i c

That we can give a man a more stylish outfit can _ily

than any of them

ty t hmmraadbltlt _

To tell you about ali the “good things” that await you at the

to see them though We consider it S pleasiive to show goods.

Store we would require all this papet__toourse1;ree. It’e easy for

AReform in Buildin " A " “

K- Our customers always have a “happy look’_’ when they’re leaving four

was held at the residence of F.W.Woolner,

join them in the bright beyond. But all jgloomy thoughts were soon chased away,

The “Little Red School House, of form-

er years is fast being displaced by more modern structures, better adapted for the

public school. - ‘ Not only has advancebeen made in pub-' lic school architecture, but Sunday~school_ architecture has also made rapid strides. Instead of “trucking" the Sun- day-school awayin the cellar; orisome other out-of-the-way '/place, the Church is beginning toreaifze that* in the Sunday- school is the `future»_-Church, (as 85 per

Sunday-school. The Sunday-school build-

work of teaching and training the youth i » _ » A _ of our land. Great changes have been _ , 7 ,_ __ __ made in public architecture, and the` ' ` ‘A ` ` building of to~day is as far in advance of f _ '

that of former/days, as the college is ofthe l '

Waiehmaker. Jeweler, Engraver

W. W-,lVEllNE , _ _ _

cent. of its additions comelctrcmjthe Sun- ' it ' -0 _ quality, uuiquwgixcluaive in day-school), aesthetic. is <-snti'tie'd to ber- i , at ecmimnt timid

ter quarters and more modern conveni- '_ . ' F tho:aiil‘;at are interdjkgn ap-

erices; Consequently there hasbeena re- ` ` _ 'ng illgl- - 3 _ form iii Church architecture, and they are _ Ch”1°tt€t°wn’ P' _ if '

now being built with-some thought of the ` I _ bxgt

ing of to-day is one that can be easily I _ lr I

w- store. Come in and we will -tell you the reason why. I

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wnnniuo oirrs “’i.“§2’i‘i?i’2€ ?.f..““"’° 'i'IJ.’...'=`I‘§`l‘i"§

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thrown 'into the Church auditorium_ by sliding doors; _built with a gallery, having class rooms up stairs and down, and so arranged that the platform of the Super- lntendent can be seen from any section of the room. This Sunday-school architect- ure is one of the out-growths of the Inter- national, Sunday-school Convention,which throu_gh_its various conventions, suggests

methods and plans for upbuilding and

exit' to the house’ where amy “Trouble of a Norwich Farmer who was ° _

That xneans_ there is no scraping, _ H te ta. d .th . , b _ _ _ _ . ' p;\z'l,1;is,dmss1nswi\¢u he applies the __ §’£e,y&'.’Wfne;’:°W,T;‘ is ;‘;Scf0mf Believed by Dodd S Kidney P1115- g

Nonwicn, Se t. 10 -For twenty years

. - ' ° ' f h' tro bl .

Wm; every two packages put- - .rothe faceythe ,,e,.,eS_ the feelingi in s1ugingAuld Lang Syne,God Save the cure or _is u e

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ehned at our store ve will give free a vUy nice picture if North WGSWPD _

all expressing themselves delighted with

_ . . _ _ “ d hi 'I ever

Our trade is briskiug just on this ac- Queen, and America, the party dispersed, He says I tue “er” nz f

count- - ’

heard f, but no cure. Last fall I heard about I)odd’s Kidney Pills and I bought

B ry. ,_-'fig-\§ “_ 8. so", the afternoons pleasure, and wishing Mr. Uhlfe _b0X°S °f I-hem f1‘°ll1 Hr- `B9-1111011, Uf

_ _ _ . < emore d than all the other _

_ _ 5 _ yherosy Hsirdrea|er.*Ne_ar the City home in the far west.-ONE Wno Was gendeignes up gggether thatlgotfrom the Beer & - - “Bet e ' Pnnsim. doctor. na? wife takes Dodds Kidney

’ ,_ _ _ _ » e -_ Pills also, or lame back and rheumatism ' ` "` " ' and finds them d. I hope any persons

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and Mrs. Woolnera safe return to their

Norwich. and I am happy to say they have

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Gf°°°'°- I The Guardian’s Indian Fam- i°f<‘?\li3gw°ii\l§`21»5‘i»»'§ $3 ‘@5173-ima” “iii

Woman

,S ,my apt to tell her friends the secret of satisfaction-

When we sell ai piano we expect it thrwsh 1f’= pur- chaser, £0 S¢1I 111211)’ m°f¢- _

Thats our reason for selling

good instruments as reason- ably as we do.

The l'leinvflzman

- ¢¢ the highest _

can W2- , ff`,?;“°;‘,..“";.“”...’.,‘;‘°.1.°.‘::¥

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cm.. Bgmmg, Queen Street.

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Pills in the house.” -

Sir _ _ -él"$ tt ._

lad,

Fon s_Al.E_ A1'”"""'._~ _ f

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l Prices $56 in “M ‘

_ . _ _ _ t k - d TWENTY YEARS STANDING. ._ __ _ ’ -

Paton the “niet In ,B nude and - _ company o ma e a hurrie _ __ ___

rather than be wit out Dodd’s Kidney

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_ Bas _ plished organist, and her brother Ben. M;-_ Wilbert Wpoodward of Wilow Dell, _ '

h t bl o , b ht has suffered with backache. - _He grew so _ _ _

; P' dvovghe tllldmliohsell ctlrlle sgllilaiiis htyufliis and “M2 h?;';2§|gna§?§ft:r,]:,l;u§Z(;¥¢¢1t;;2- " Then a Ring like this will .' , t time had Passed °"°"» and a' b°'“1°if“l ltllggclkogthe eiye of its master, and Mr. -ll0¢f"_"'y3

le ,\\__ _ _evening followed. After all had joined Woodward ma eevery effort to find a‘

nx ._ 3.-st _

Andtwe ask you to look through stock which is nur

plete.

Prices for solid Gold Rings

from $2.00 up.

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Alresdyreceived and acknowledged: New York Sestrai Report Shows Gross Grafton Street. _

$29969

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To Cure 5 Cold In (ine Day '

Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails

to cure. 25c. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. Aug. 31, &w 9m.

.sxing-*M

_ »»»l....$ .. ».--_~-» L- »~f-

A 5 cent plug of “Patriot

Twist chewing tobacco is 20 per cent larger than fc rmerly.

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i@ in nn-_, in uni nn

(Lil For su xmas or plain one 1 '\‘ _ iugv Our cuxomers declarei no pieelike our pies-in fact no like ours.

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We Can

Please--~

'l'he,mostep1cuxean taste-have been doll so! along time. You want TKEgB&¥-hcre’s the placcto get in

Ourdockof groceries is complete

andfreeh. i

W. PIGKARB &

in their history. Their railroad lines have coined money in every direction, The last year has added many millions to their wealth, according to the annual report of the New York Central Railroad, issued yesterday.

telephone. _

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Every

URW*

Laid t on your- Wheel UM* mauguthat your Wheel is JW* ‘° 7 many cents tter- -

BECAUSE-“"""“ 5

Perce 6. Armour

1'h¢1d¢dB°r°\r8b°i»~

Kilff &”`G6~

A mana Increase in Earnings of 56438.- ' ‘ "‘="_'

In 1900 the gross earniii8S °f5h° 8_*`°°t

,system-' were _:_ - #_ `”016for1&J9,anincreae5e'o , 1 - e - _ » a ‘ ~ ¢ get ear-nin3S of the roadincreased over ~ n

$2,553,507- _ A * ated Pla:tt:frl°>'arl=.“en“°

Free samples pastuerised milk de- " W re H 4 ' s ===n-r ` nvered in the city to any address left at m ’ _ * _ _ _ 1 --

he Factory. Water St. Call, sendioé., _-_» _ _

N Yom: 'Se-132;;-The Vanderbilts 0

i I havsvllad one bf the indst vrosperous years

‘ few " _» moments to

ieednetid medsiraig over advertise-

ments. If it seems hard to £nd~

something io eat whichis tasty and appetitiziug, spend a minute in our store. Do your think_ing here. We can save your time and money ondgive you out what you walt. -

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Sense ?

Fnwiodl lverten Toffee and limos

» directjrom Edinburgh,

ling _ ,__ _ _ _ _

Night Bell. Nunee Rogues

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gat bestlinesofgoodson

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wh” ll¥i4l°*°\’! _ _,;Itvi1lbemoney___ in lub Iozllij lezjstgzdotiey is where “Fw l md'

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you would naturally go, ien‘t it wsu om it iwny no may

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