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V°l¢ much space to-:lay to Hon Mr. ,F°°*-*N lpeech there last night. The Guardian says hemade a great impres- °I°° in Drcef of the one-sidedness and unfairness of Brltaln‘s- present fiscal l!Si»om- Leading Chamberleinites, when asked lor a reply to Rose- b¢\‘$s question last night as to

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dw °‘b|° llh: Nottingham papers de-1

Y had now become in the last two yeaxs a

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Why the Britishf government should notil retaliate on Canada, seeing that Canada.

dnrnper of iron upon British markets, re- plied that this is obviously a matter for friendly bargaining between Canadian and . British ministers. If Mr. Chamberlain is given his mandate, neither Cinadian nor Englishmen desire any thing else than a fair give and take arrangement ,

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Hodders’ Bnrdock and

' Sarsaparilla Compound L * for the cu-re of all dis- 5/ eases arising from ir- ' ` regularities of the kid- neys, liver and stam-

1 achs It’s a great tonicaand having a big sale., 5oc

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°tmpr°"i°n h”1°°“ “usted ch” surface being smooth and polished any

the d¢¢\Y Of I-U0 N855 IS Of \'D0d¢l`ll Orilllllx food or germs would -be quickly washed and that our early forefathers new me sway by the saliva and the action of the the pains of toothache. and retained their mngue ""1 “P3-

teethtoold age. Research has shown thlstobean error, and that from th

more pain than the decay of the teeth. No

race either civilized or unelvilized, hns~ ` ,nt been “und in 'mob the d of me decay of the teeth mean to them. What

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been more prevalent and none caused

teeth was not prevalent. Even the Egyp - ian mummles snow the same decay we. see toziay. I

It would naturally be supposed that a'

disease soprevalent and of such ancicnti

origin, would have been carefully studiedimem often nude" the breath ve" “_ “G kms °3° its me °°°s° k“°w°' S“°h l- fensive and is constantly being swallowed

is no: the case, however, and not till about twenty years ago was the true I cause discovered. Speculation as to tho. cause there had been in abundance, till by the aid of the microscope and his know- ledge of Bacteriology, Dr. Hilltr, now of Berlin, an American dentist showed tne‘ decay of the teeth to be due to the action of a germ as truly as in tuberculosis. Dr.; Hiller showed by experiment that when a piece of meat or other food stud' heeamef lodged between th\ teeth or in a crevice ini atootn, it very soon became infected by ‘ these germs. Hers they multiplied by 1

i the one alongside o t.

Now kaowinglhe cause of the decay we

are in a fair way to do something to com- bat the disease. Our first task will be to ~remove the cause, or in other words, keep `\the.teeth free from particles of food. In :many cases nature has done. much in ‘forming the teeth, so that they are self cleansing, they being perfectly formed yfood cannot g.t between them and their ,surfaces are smooth, so .that any particles ofsfood can readily bs removed from them by the action of the -lips and tongue. In other cases where nature has not been so kind wemust use artificial means to bring about the same state of affairs. This in a great measure ican be done by the use of ,the tooth brush, powders and antiseptic mouth wash and by passing silk floss be- tween the teei.h.- At times however decay will take place at some point from which the food could not be dislodged. If a careful watch is kept however and be- fore duaay has proceeded too far the tooth thoroughly polished at this point the pro- babilities are, the surface now being smooth no further lodgment will take place and the decay will be arrested. If the decay has proeeedei so far that it is

thoroughly polished to give itasmooth Surface as if it is leit rough particles of

1 tooth brush and powders is apparent in

impossible to remove it by polishing, every particle of decay must be removed i - and a filling inserted. The filling must be.

From what has been said the -use of the

keeping the teeth clean and polished and of antiseptic washes to prevent the for- mation of germs.

Gnly a few seem to realise what the

is more disgusting than a row of decayed teeth or more disiiuuring than the sunken cheeks resulting from their loss. The food cannot be properly masticated and lndigestion with all its distress and pain follows. The putrid matter from those

which is not only very disguisting but very iniurlous to the health.

Crown, bridges, plates, etc., have been a

blessing to mankind and are very much better than broken down teeth or no teeth; but no artificial appliance will ever be able to sat‘sfactcrlly replace the teeth which nature gave us. When we con- sider how valuable our teeth are and the ingnry done to ourselves bv their decay, is , it not worth our whxlefto give~shem a few ` moments attention each day .2

E. E. Ronma. D. D. S.

I1-‘Ei2R_QzoNE

writes Mr. Al. P. Whl-che? from Monc-

slde. I cons ulted doctor- in Montreal, bu wasn’t helped. I used F»-rrozone, and .em glad to My my health is hatte -tlyday that for many years. I weigh ten §o\r’nds :ion and look and feel stronger. Ferronoue 1.- the best tonic I ever used."

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Wprd Beecher, the well known Writ" °f` the New<York'Worl-1, filed today at her I .

~- residence in this city of pneumonia after 1,

four nays’ illness.

Po t p I in the style. All colors and patterns to

swfet potatoes_)ns arr e y s from Boston, also celery, Hubbard squash

“The benent I derived from Ferrozone,”:

toe, “is reallv marvellous. or two years I didn’t have one nay’s freedom from ner-.

Yom; Ndvgmber io.-'Harriet

ANNOUNCEMENTS- p

--M°s = Temple will hold her Christmas

_$11-_-_F-1-1* _-_

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~Tne Mutual Life of New York.

"'° A ' ' d lists dai

-Dos. d°"S~ don °f °11‘='=°=- °»=' ° °°“ l§‘.’.'i”‘Z.°f.‘“'*“' '“°mu"u$2f’§’§1§'Z.f’ ‘iiT""f..°Y.'¢i“‘l'.‘.°”§..3. ..$»°u».

vfl°<= “P Si- P¢w="» Fwy , Sala D°°- °.~ " aan... .<s4oii,‘5&.ooo.> n a pw-¢1v mit.: if an .a .muse

13 U `dleiributed_in dividends over onehundred andf lay; ‘gxlllcos oi dollars among

. . I ' t d t t over three

_Any b°7 °r gm desiring permanent ;?af iii §i?idc:iud?f`dr‘ 121%' eeaortb-en; sxpzaknsgnofile large surpluses

. ¢ if - f | - s f . _ , , °mPl°7'”°“° sh°“ld amply “t "bs ‘M26 at mg every year. It pays to Insure in i 2 md old Mutual of New lock

ance' ], B, PATON, » f 1 1 r f f Agency Dsrecbffor P B. ll...-

Sale of art novelties in the W. C. T. U. ‘I JOHN MacEACHBRN. - - - - ' A161( '

pszlors Dec. 4th, 10 a. m. to 3 p. ni. 3|. 1.l3_ JACOB A. IUHNSON' _ _ _ _ _ Mant” H48", N. S'

_ SPECML NOT|`cES_ . RICHARD A. MeCURDY, - - - President New York.

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Ladies Granby Overshoes, all the dif- / i

Corsets half price at »Weeks &

Boys, buy ycur hockey boots from us. \

Tryon Tweeds are worn from East in toWest Ga °. Get a snitandbe

Cape Cod cranberries, citron, melonsf.

' t lv d b la t boat

and full supply of vegetables at J.'J. Gay 8: Sons, Market House. 27 d Si

See the bargains in- little girls

reefers at Stanley Bros. They 'are on the front counter just inside 'the door”

28 d zi

Dec`mber Magazines are arriving daily at Cartefs Bookstore. We carry ‘thai

Canadian Magazines (all the best ones) ln the city. L nest Newspapers also.

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ferent prices. But you better callin and look them over -you’ll have a better idea of the line we carry.-Mltchell’s Book store, Sunnyside. 30 d li ;

Poets, pact, poets in handsome leather

bindings, a full selection to choose from. Just see our 500 liao of nice cloth bound

girls. Boysand girls sleds, boys hockey g ticks, mechanical toys" for youngsters,

° lllrs. Duncan W. Dunham, of Portland, writes; “Last win er I was attacked-by neuralgia an-1 was run down in he~lth. I used all sorts 1 f mf-cicines, but fiunc Ferrozone the be-t. It br-.ught back my appetite and has made me wrong, so yha I on’t expect to bebother ed with neural- gia or week' spells asain.” " The cures of Ffrr zone arel-sting b- - \ cause it coes its work ihoronghly. It is »» lspccitlc for all forms of skin diseases, kid- `, ney, liver, an d stomach trouble- lt cures headache and l ngnid ffelii-g in ashort time. Fcrrozme contains more nourish- ment and vitalizing pvoneuties than you can get in any other way-in short, it ss- sures health and costs but 5oc for three

At druggists, or by mail from The Ferro-

Flour, Flour,-We now have

come infected with germs which will at- tack the nearest tooth structure which

cavity having been thoroughly cleaned

and the suing inserted there are no , . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... l

. £031 will cling to it which will at once be

ing at the lowest prices, Whole-

` zo d I mo

large stock of ' good fresh it and I ilour in Five Roses Lily Queen Humphrey Clothing

Pheonix and Crescent also Rolled

€Oats, Cornmeal, Oil Cake, Bran. to be had at . Ut L

will be that at the margin. ofthe Bllirvg. Shorts and feed which We are seu_

The action of a dlling in preventing

decay is simply that of a stopper. The

T 'oils all sorts for all the girls in town.-

tlaszard Sc Moore. ° 30 d li

The cfncegt given in the Hall at Mon-i ,

t -gnc on Nov. 2nd, will be repeated in aid of sidewalks in the Hall at Yemen River

Bridge 0. w..~.....d.y_ evening, Decent.. f price for which they are sold to the largest dealers

Zed. Should the night prove unfavorable

concert willbe given on the first iinel To Secure your patronage we are Prepared to give ,

1, night following. Doors open at 7.30. ~Con-

-‘ cert commences at eight o'clock. Admis- sion20 cts. All are invited to attend. »- ' 28 d 2 I

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About the I

I Theiiumphrey Clothing Sto.e

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ferent kinds at Goff Bros. , 30 ‘d 11 I, I - ' » a . »-

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°°’*"° 3°” . Ollie Model Policy of the 20th Ccnlnry_

The Leader for men $1.50, boys $1.25 at‘ - _-IS '1‘HE_ McEachen's Shoe Store. 30 d li

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A Pc1'fcctProtcct1on Policy

GREAT WEST LIFE ASSURANCE CUMPANY

Call for rates. information gladly furnished

DAVID lNGLIS» GENERAL AGENT ISADORE BUOTE, SPECIAL

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largest- line of English, American and i Q _

I have never seen eucha variety off A '

elegant Xmas presents as you have this n

year said a ladv. We have in purses and l

. -pockew books the largest line in the city

sactlc acid. This acid has the power to* g , ‘ and you are not asked a farm for them

dissolve the teeth (ss can be shown by ex- I either. Won’tyou cell around and have a , ,

perlmeut) and little by little the tooth is 9 - look through our Xmas goods at Taylor’s

eaten away and a fitting place for the* - Bookstore. 30 d li I

lodzmam' M mod md me breeding of Tired Our complete stock of toy books is new I H QE

:;°::s'€r°:':5°i3 fqrmedofdggag Ixignzlz 1 I __ in and we have an elegant line to select A 5 ` 9 u'

I gi Nerves on Edge. Appetite Poor, Sleep from. Books from lc up to the Boys' Own ~»

gplanation it is easy to know why, when _ d Gi ls, 0" at $2.00 , Then 'B une lone tooth decays it win most likely decay Dlsfufbed-YW N124 ‘“ ' ° ‘ _

M p V nicely time pmeumion books at on . \ lm

' ooercoats

vous head‘cbe and pains in Lhe ani; pms. are the 151118 we havg *one

_ever oifered. Boys’_ Own, Girls' Own.

land hundreds of new books for boys and .g of the year to the other

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Our overcdats are made. by one of the most upato-date-:“`

manufacturers in Canada and bought by us at the lowesl,

best value obtainable. Don’t buy till you see what we cam.-=

l wggkg gyegtmpnt, 0|- gix hoxgg for . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . : do for ycu A

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zone Company, Kington Ont Get a 3 3

'wvnlr 10-day- ' ' E EVERYBODY TALKS if ‘ Oxford tweed Suits Double Breasted our oim

E Moncton Tweed ‘$1900 and $1100*

sale and Retail.-A. Home & Cof OW* H°“°° B““di”2 ' A QLQTHIER and FURNISHER

li W Nl N’S CRO NINO GLORY IS R IR

This is true if`she be the fortunate possessor of glossy and 'abundant tresses ; but no woman ‘can appear at her best with thin, straggling locks She must have sr. ,;

‘ becoming coiffure, For such women our BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED |'l\Gl'l GRADE HAIR SWITCHES made from

HUM AN HAIR

I Nothing

will be a real boon, as a nice switch the exact shade of your own hair can be had at such a trifling cost

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I SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW

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like them ever shown here before under twice the money. We have secured the SOLE AGENCY here for the best HAIR GOODS made ' Canada and cus*

f0Ill€1’S will lind a complete assortment of all shades always in stock. V

. ° NOTE HOW' REASONABLE 'I`I'IE PRICES.

i ` ull S it h ` l' ht o dark brown or black only - - A very full pliable switch in allordinary colors $1 Q5 '.1

(Aoliltle lin; aiid llidnlgger inrassorted ,colors - , - - - $1. 50-,_ Better grade in browns, greys or black $2 75

A ° ° 1 t hade.at _ - - - - -~ $3.75- ' , _ _ __ - _. I

Stllibbigtebdil liiierznil is as good if not better than any we have evef 'handled here for ' - - ' " ' ' ' $5 0*

'1`h¢g¢ goods will be shown in our ‘Lace Curtain Department in rear of the storem order to give the ladies a. better opportunity to obtain the shade desired Any peenl

olor not in stock can be ordered to arrive in the course of a week by our » g " V V ' ,

NAIL ORDER! SYSTEM

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. _ our Patrons win be as faithfully served as if personally here. WIl¢ll_ 0l’(ICl’Ill_£ by Mall be sure and send a good sample your hair-cut between ear and crown. Remit money by,

'R¢gistered Letter P. O. or express order to . _ \ T V. '

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