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"""';’ | ' ,V YORK 1)w_ 1__AmOng Trade will be asked to pronounce upon _ .

__,._---2- I , llxe passcrigeis on the stcarir ll this afwr'300“' I ,.._` 'V' `_ cr l.:i 'lkirirailtc from France on Sunday "NTT" ` °;

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Raised from a Bed of

Sickness.

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Q. Clilse’l Catarrli Cure and Kid. ne!-Liver Pills Combined for

I Perfect Health-An Interesting

Cure After Long Suffering.

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jgrs. Edfrnanson, Bartes, and Co., To-

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Gentlemen,-For over tive months 1

Ina confined to my bed, not being able Im move. The be-st medical skill was @led in, all treating me for catarrh ¢ the stounaah, bu-t to no avail. I gnld not eat the most simple food without bein-g in dreadful misery, and .lpmd no relief urirtil same was vomited gp. After spending a. large surrn 'in medical advice. I was advised to try L box of Drl Cha.se's Catarrh Cure. l

it was no use, for I considered A hopeless case from which I not recover. At length I pur- a box from J. Austin and Com-

pny, Simcoe, and to my surprise found great relief. Not being able to eat I fried a box of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills; the pains left me the third day. ly appenitc has been fully restored. Iooiisider myself perfectly cured, and bd ns well as when a young woman, llihough I am 65 years old at present. Ins almost a sba.dow, now I am as lllhy as before my sickness. Have med only trhree boxes of Dr. C'h~ase’s KW-HEY-Liver Pills, and only two boxes I Dr. Chase’s Catarrli Cure. I can U my house work as usual. I am pliiive ‘Oat miy marvellous ours (which I think lit ls) is due purely to Br. (!ia.se's remedies, which I have . Bod- I can honestly recommend the 1m 'D any persons suffering from qmptoms sl-m.i»la.r to mine. Wishing you

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We are the original manufacture

ofportable Vapor Baths.

'o haw. during thc list ten years.

“Implied thousands of our Haths to physicians, hospitals, ~'anita.rium=._etc., and wc are now, for the first time. ldvcrtising them direct to the general

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Dublio. IN BUYING A &.§€..,q

VAPOR' BATH f ’ “ ‘““

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Stands on the floor. If a. ma.nuf2CU1I`9l' does not show you a out of thc frauic y without tne covering, you mai’ 1-QF? It ‘ for granted that his "Steel Frame is a. wire hoop that rest- on the shoulders

of the bither. _

Ge: one that is covered with proper material. In-isr. on seeing a. smillle of material before ordering- We ’Pa'k.e our own coverinz rr-ateriul and print it wi ll " attern of

~ th a. handsome "a 0\'€1‘_ D

Niagara Falls. Get one with _a ther- mometer uttach ment Doo r. so 1|;

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blind. A bath that is too hot. 01’ U05 hot enou h will be of .obenerlt to you. Get one gint you can return a_i d have _your money back if not satisfactory

in every way. [£1 _

Send for sample of material and interesting booklet that will tell you

all about Va rBn.ths.

Vapor Hath! are an acknowledged household necessity. Turkish , I-.Io Air. Vapor, Sul hur or_ Medicated Baths at home. Purilies SYSESHI.

i goduces cleanliness, health. Strength-

events disease. obesity. Cures cp '15,

0 Rheum-fitism, Nenralgia, L3.GrIppo,

Malaria., Eczema, C=ita.rrh, Female ills. Blood, Skin, Nerve and _Kidney

Troubles. lleautiilcs Complexion. Price if Niagara Bains, $5.00 ¢

THE KING IIIIIES Gil.,

Toronto.

Department. T. H.

Agents VVanted.

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“FIFTY TWU WEEKS WITH GOD.”

Afasci t' t d f The International s'm‘_1&Y Srb&lidb1lZL!;s‘;oiH foe' 1899, now ready. No mir t ` - = ° I' Teacher,

is ii ci-

'hvuldaiin \iEpe°`° Y' Brginiifliiii bound in

e ’ithout_it-. H Y _

,lbthof two colors, with stiff boards. Price -; mm cents. Strongly recommended by

I ' 8’ Clerz men Uri sale bY all b00

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lille-. new l':ir::iIiia Calrinl coxnpnny. fo-

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\`\'aldoif-.-\f=tori:i consulting with his _\un-riciri :~ssoci:ilc-" in the culeiprise fini lntrr in thc Iltiy he visiied \\';ill sircet

llc biirigs with Iiini :in iinporlsini con-

rribnlir ri to the ill.-'I-II~=~i<»iI of tle canal

qllcsilori In ii i‘<»pt»l`l cii the prescill sla- Iron of the work on the l’:inaIn:i route. This report was made by a tcchnica comn;it‘ce of experts from tive different lJ;Ill'ins'. I “I have c-"Ive" said M. llulon, '-to lny the facts of our project before the people of this country thiougli the Pre- sident and members of congress. lwill start for Wasliirigton :Ind will Seek an interview willi the President at the rur- liesldule. ‘~ We are not the old Panama Canal company of De Lesscps’ days, " he con- tinued. “That died in bankruptcy, and when we purchased it at the closing our sale we gota clear title of property var- ued at $90,000,000. We organized an entirely new company and have so far progressed that it is safe to promise an opening of the canal to navigation in about tive years’ time. ,

“We have au open waterway exten-

ding from either ocean, ai-d fully 40 per cent of the entire distance to bc traversed is already in use by vessels of the com. pany. We can sail twelve miles up the canal on the Atlantic and nearly five miles on the Pacific side, making seven-

teen out of a total of forty -six mil s.

We have an excellent natural harbor at either extremity.

r-As to the cost. it will be close to

$100,000,000 and this rum has already been provided for. We do not come to ask a single dollar from your govern-, ment. The entire capital will come from private sources, and when finished the canal will be entirely free from the control of any nation."

U»S- WAR TAX-

lmposed Upon Canaeian Ship- ments in Bond-

The United States Government is ex-

acting a war tax of fifty cents on every single shipment of goods going through i's territory to Canada. in spite of the fact that shipments for the United States go through Canada in bond free from any charge, and that the some privile- ges through the United States territory are Secured to us by treaty. Goods im ported by way of the United States by Canadian merchants are entered by cus- toms brokers at New York or elsewhere for which service the importer does not object to pay a fee; but he does ob- ject to be taxed in any degree whatever, as a matter of right, because if a tax of fifty cents can be imposed a prohibitive tax could be imposed just as well, and the Canadian bonding privileges would be lost.

The merchandise forwarders in New

Yoik who have been acting for Cana- dian importers frr quently have tried Io get this titty cents war lax taken off,hut without success. Tl.e clause upon which this tax is extoitcd ret-.ds an fol- lows :

Bond-l<`or indemnifying any person

or persons firm or c0rporation,who shall hare become bound or engaged as surety for the payment of any sum of money, or forthe due execution or performance of the duties of any ofllce or position, and Io account for any money received by virtue thereof, and all other bonds ot any description except such as may be required in legal proccdingsmot other- wiie provided for in this schedule, fifty cents.

The reason claimed for the payment

of this sum is that on all goods goingzto Canada from the United States it is nec- essary to make an entry at the port where received and give a bond to the government for the value of the goods. This bond is required on every single entry and can only be cancelled on production of the landing certificates.

Bonding privileges stand in the posi-

tion of an exchange between the United States and Ca.uada,and the arten tion of Sir \VIlfred Laurier at VVashington has been called to this action of the United States G0vernment.A season has been entered upon during which a very largepro- portion of the imports to Canada come through the United States to this coun- try, on through bills of lading from Europe and elsewhere, via New York or other American cities. It is certainly not in keeping with the spirit of the H Bond Privilege’ that goods in transit should be assailed by any special tax of this character. A special tax might be It levied which would be sufficient to pro- hibit the very privilege granted. It is possible that the customs oiiicials at United States ports are acting under misappreliension, or that they are in error in refusing entry papers without the paymentof the tax. The trade of this country, whatever be the reason, is determined not to stand it, and the Can- adian commissioners at Washihgton, through the Premier, have been asked to bring it before the commission. , Mr. Henry Miles has also taken up

R.asselas»

ni' In A Ir.

Example is always more cflicacious

than precept.

No evil is insupporialile brit that

which is ficcoinpinierl with conscious- ness of wrong.

If the eye of hcsility could learn re-

verence or pity, excellence would be exempfed from injury.

All imposturc. weakens confidence

and chills benevolr-noe.

Lovers will discover in one another

qualities which, in reality, they do not possess.

Deviation from nature is deviation

from happiness.

The life ot a solitary man will be cer-

tainly miserable, but not certainly de- vouh

Sublime tlieries of moral perfection

dolittle for the comfort of human be-

ings.

Human nature is degradcd and de-

based when the lower faculties predom- inate over the higher. --

Many things diflicult to design prove

easv to performance.

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MOTHER AND BABE.

_Nature is cruel and visits upon mother and babe alike the results

' 1 _ .9 of the mother’s neglect

‘_ of her own health. It

V -.- . is api oftétold talpl-the

\~_ mot er ies in t e -

- °'_""" ony of ciiiit-i.binii, £51

1 a few short months

the sweet babe follows her to the cemetery.

If women will only learn, and teach their

daughters, the supreme importance of keeping the distinctly feminine organism in a perfectly vigorous and healthy condi- tion, this ever-recurring tragedy will soon be a story of the past. Ifwdmen who suf- fer from weakness and disease of these del- icate organs will write to Dr. R. V. Pierce at Buffalo, N. Y., they will learn that in order to recover and maintain their health in this respect, it is not generally necessary to submit to the humiliating examinations and local applications insisted upon by physicians. In writing confidentially to Dr. Pierce. a woman places her case, with- out charge, in the hands of an eminent and skillful specialist, for thirty years chief con- sulting physieian to the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo. N. Y.-one of the leading medical institutions in the world. with a staff of nearly a score of emi- nent practitioners. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription cures all weakness and disease of the organs distinctly feminine. Honest driiggists recommend it instead of urging a substitute for a little extra profit.

“ I have been a great suH`erer froin female dis-

eases." writes Mrs. C. C. Clark, of New Rome. Floyd Cc.. Ga. " I was could ned to my bed three years. Niue bottles of l)r. Pierce‘s Favorite Pre- scription completely cured me."

I) P¢ 9 poodl temper is

arge y a matter

r’ S of `good health,

and good health is largely ti matter of healthy activity of the bowels. Dr. Pierce`s Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. They are safe. sure and speedy, and once taken do not have to be

taken always. One little "Pellet" is a gegitle laxitlxe and two a mild er

catlizirtic." Tliev never I) ts gripe. Druggists sell them. e e 0

KIIINIIIKE BAR

Important Announcement GREAT INTEREST To FAIIMEIIS.

THE management of the Charlottetown Soap ` Works, announce to the farmers of Prince Edward Island, that they have purchased at a very low figure for u. term of years all the

grease byiproduct of the Charlottetown Pork Fjacking actory, accumulating from time to time, and are in a. position to supply farmers and others with a cheap soap far superior in quality to the home-made article. and at a. price so low as to make it scarcely worth while ‘ro worry about soap supplies hereafter; KLONDIKE BAR l be for sale in a few

daygby all dealers at the low price of ten cents a r of three pounds. THINK OF I .-A first-class laundry and couring soap only 10 cents for 3 lbs. It will be a waste of time and money for farmers to bother about soap making now. The grease he has sold tio the Pork Fnctoryn for 5 cents pe lb._w1ll be returned to him, ma. ufactured into I. first class article of soap at a costo ` .3 iraction

ovei 3c psi' lb. D OR

AS- - LAPTH NE& C0

Aektylour de'-tlex for Klondike Bar. and rake u 00 - er '

We believe MINARD`S LINI-

MENT is the best. `

Matthias Foley, Oil City, ')nt. I

Joseph Snow, Norway, Me.

Chas, Whooten, Mulgrave, N. S. Rev. Q. O. Armstrong. Mulgave, N. S ' Perrie Laundry, senr., Pokeinouche,

N. B.

Thomas Wason, Sheflield, N. B.

I i rr rin iii I Irllrrirrr. Iilrrr. Ivrrlrrr sri:

-10 GASES GLUTHING

` JUST UPENED.

- VVe-ai'e in .a position to-clay to show you a magnificent range of Clothing. No ‘ V one neglected. Small Boy, Big Boy or Men. We_ can suit you in Ulsters, Reeters or Suits All sizes, all prices and kinds. It don’t take chromos, tickets or money rewards to sell our Clothing. We sell so cheap we really

cannot afford it. We have no money to burn.

Men’s Ulsters at $4.75, beat the World.

Sh0I‘ey`S Ulstcrs at $6.50, ticket in pocket (manufacturer throws them in).

McKay’s Ulster (our own make) at $4.75. beats them all for quality and pi ice.

Our Reefer at $5.00 is an excellent coat, heavy and strong.

_ 50 McI1’s.Hea.vy Suits at $5.50, extra value,

25 Mens Heavy Suits, double breasted, former price $8.00. no-w $7.00

100 Extra Heavy All Wool Suits, $7.50. V

Pants, all kinds and prices. 500 pairs (our ow n make) eXtra. heavy and' strong, warranted not to rip, at $2.00. _ _ _ ° Boys’ 3-piece Suits (own make) heavy for Winter, sizes 20 to 33, $5-00 up-

Boys’ ‘2 piece Suits from $1-50 up- `

Blouse Suits- One line is a beauty- The very latest style-

F ur Coats, Fur Robes at the

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iiClosinghUp Business-

Everything

HIC IIISIIIIIIIIIS IIII IIIEIIYIIIIIIII

I' Twenty to Fifty Per Cent I

Must Gu,

I. This immense sale is being pammizeu.

by Thousands. Tremendous Bargains are

SALE EVERY DAY.

I _ .WEEKSXIC

Of CHRONIC DISEA ES a d RUP- T\{,R_E by_DR. CLIFT. Iiiplolnil resivwred in nited States and Canada. Send Stpmn for information, or call at Ch’town, Friday Saturday and Sunday

Chaflott-ebown P. E. Island Canada

Nov. 24th, !$93.

Dr C-lift

My Dear Dr.

This is indeed my day of riiiykscrviuo. for

after suffering for the past. 12 ye r< with the most aggrav-iring form of Rupture. as all rhi- friends in i`h’town well know. whic could not be p operly held by any Tmss, You I:-uve Posr'rivEi.Y AND 1-'i:mIIANI»..\"rI.v LURED Mir. WITHIN 60 D5 rs, as y0\1 I¢\l&l`&llYI€¢‘} W ‘5.°» no cur > no pay, in spite of all my unbelief. My weak side is now stronger t.han_t.h“` other. I DI? NOT L05; A Div from my work in Lattcubury s Pork Factory, and instead of suffering any' pain. ALL mv Pains wiznrr. nI=:i.Ir:vI:n FROM 'rim FIRST. 1 can now realize that _von :JC HUCUEB5' Fur. ox ivii~:N, \voM_r:N ,iso criinnnicrz. with no chance torfailure.if your orders are obeyed. f0l' N0 CASE COULD BE worrsir. THAN NINE. Yozr are alicensed Physician._&¥1d Will Slain? DTUV9 the .truth of this testimonial to anyone ep); closing a. stamp f0I‘_ reply. Ol' by “Om °f m°“ oripersonnl nvestigation. ALL sUI~‘ll'ERBB§ siioUr.D KNOSV THAT 'riiili' CAN BE cUIeED. 'P0 s'r/IY CURED. Your fee is ri mere bagatelle to the amount 1 have thrown away on good for nothing trusses. Y

'iratofnil X ours

FRED ELLIS ROWE.

Mr. Rowe is about 40 years of size. aman of family and well known in L.h’_Iown._ im. cLI1~"r Has cuiii-;D MA_\'\' CASES, including a woman of doutle rupture and Ii c_hIld ofl8 months, of hernia from birth, of which facts

corroborativc evidence can bc seen at :Lilly time. Dn f`r.ir"r is Ar CII"I'owI\ every rday. Sarurrlm -and eundayzur Pic'rot'.Revere Hotel ,,...,,, ,,,f1 ,y noon to 'I uewlay noon; .ir NEW r.:..'.:-r;u\\' .\, S. Winfir-'or Hotel. 'lflefday and \Vcdr.e.<day: .vr Trruico, Lem ment Hotel every 'rnurrduy until 9 p. m. Call or send stamp for inforrliatron.

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WE HIIVE

First-class Butter makers

3 throughout the country mak- ; ing butter all the time. If 5 you want some Gilt Edged

Butter salted to suit your

I taste send us the packageou

want filled and we can have

it returned to you in a. very short time. This is the time

I no have your winter butter

packed- cheaper now than later on-and quality guar anteed.

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JENKINS & SON