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THE MAN BORN BLIND. Lord Hopetoun, who is to be the Brat

GOLDON TEXT. Governor General of Australia, is the sev-

One thing I know, that, whereasl was enth earl of that name,and has beenslnce ll' d, now I see.-John 9. 25. 1898Lord Chamberlain. His new Austral-

YVe cannot fell you much more about these comfort- giving Shoes EXCEPT- ING THIS:-Phe present shipment appears better made, better finished, a little more TONE to them than ever before. Then there are new lasts, new colors to show you in single or double soles-for instance:

Chocolate Dongola _

Bqgts-Paragon last, nickel hooks and eyelits

$3.50 _

Tan Russian _ Galf l

89913- Doutle sole _ with wide English edge

$3.50

Black Calf Boots-

Natural last, leather lined, double sole, English edge, '

golf foxed

Enamel Le at her

Bggts- Paragon last, double sole, English edge, fashion’s favorite V

$5.00

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1 All kinds of coal on hand.

, -' Lownsr prices.

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NEW 00008

Faust Blend Coffee in I lb tins

(Very fine flavor.) 45c each

Roast Beef in 2 lb tina 3`Zc tin Compressed Ham in 2 lb tins 3‘3c tin Ceylon Teafin l lb fancy tins 35c tin Pineapple Chunksin 2 lb tins 30c tin Quaker Rolled Oats l6c package Dessiccated Rolled Wheat l6c “

Brown 8; Webb’s pure Fruit Syrups 35c bottle West India Lime Juice 25c “

Beer 6: Goffs NOTICE !

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To Whom It May Concern.

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“W” ‘““ A““‘S"Slore lo lol ol Kensllolon_ §,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,,_,_§

L. Poole & Co’y wharf, Charlotte-

iown, at 12 o’c1ock (noon) will be sold. I by Kennedy &Son. situated on Broad- The schooner ‘-Norih Star” 26 tone way, opposite Railway Station. The

nor Island Reef together-with all her Anchors, Chains. Sa_ila,Blook|, Running

Gear and Boat &c_, &c

R. BEAIRSTO.

Auctioneer.

15 2i dly.

A '*£ _ F - _ _

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Bullion for the knkpf British lorth

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hisldisclples noticed his interest in the blind man. “Fmm his birth”-He prob- ably repeated this sad fact over and ove ‘_ again in a monotonous whine. Blind beg-

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ways, by painted sign or by their own words, tell pussers-by how they came to

' . be blind.

2. “\Vho did sin"-The Jews generally believed that all specilic alilictions were

divine punishments for special sins. /’ `

Modern people often make the same as- it _, sumption. "This man, or his parents" ' -As if they had said, "What is the ex- "f “ ‘

:mation-the man`s own sin? That can

punished for his parents' sin?"

is, not sinned in any peculiar way calling

-In order that. “The words of God"- The miracles which Jesus was constantly

a voucher for the divinity of Jesus.

2 _= :lp .T _A U -T _ ` s. s. Lsssoli. I nie En-1of Hopeioun.

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- ointment will of cours ’necesmt

.irs in our own great cities nearly al-

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not be, for he was born blind, Is he then I ; N /

3."Neither hath this man sinned"-That

Lesson Hates in “PP ~ °»~ '

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or the punishment of blindness: he was sinner only as we all ure. “But that"

doing, and one of which he proposed now to do. This poor blind man should become

-i. “I must work"-Better," “We must work," the duty isas imperative on the dis ciples as on the Master. “Night cometh"

-Jesus means death is coming to all.

6. "Spot . . clay"-It was a current

idea oi the Jews that both saliva and clay had curative qualities. Jesus used them

as means at hand.

7. “Wash in .the pool"-Wash oil' the

clay into the pool. “Which is by inter- pretation. Seut"-Or, sending; that is, outlet of waters. “The pool by its very name was a symbol ot him who was sent into the world to work the works ot God, and give light to the world by _providing a fountain in which not only all unclean- ness is washed away, but all ignorance and blindness of heart."-Abbott. I 8. “He that sat and begged"-He was

well known in the streets

9. “I am he"-There were many things _

about this poor man's healing which he did dot understand, but he could say, ‘One thing Iknow, I was blind, now I see."

10. “How were thine eyes opened"-

Personal experience always has an interes to men, whether it be in the physical or ‘he spiritual life.

1L “He answered and said”-He_ told

a straightforward, simple story, from which all cmssexamination ot the rulers could not make him swerve.

12. “Where is he"-Either that they

might satisfy anataral curiosity to see one who could do such a work. or that, they might arrest him as a Sabbath-breaker.

13. “They brought to the Pharisees him

that aforetime was blind”-These friends and neighbors were perhaps well-'meaning people, not intending to make mischief but they are going the way to make it. ' 14. “It was the Sabbath, day -when Jesus made the clay”-The curing itself may not have been a breach of theSabbath but making the clay was, according to the rabbins.

16. “This man is not oi God, because-

The truth of the miracle is granted.

17. “He is a prophet”-According to a

Jewish maxim a prophet might dispense, with the observance of the Sabbath.

Woman’s Weakness

A woman’s reproductive

organs are in the most in- tense and continuous sym- athy with her kidneys. gh lightest disorderin the ki$ys brings about a

- corresponding disease in

the reproductive organs. Dodd’s Kidney Pills, by re- storing the kidneys to their perfect condition, prevent and cure those fearful dis- orders peculiar to women. Pale young girls, wom-out mothers, suffering wives

' andwvomen entering' upon

the Change of Life, your boat friend in

Dodd’s i

_ Kidney Pills

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That comniodious Store now occupied

_ Store is 8 X 10 "feet with frost proof cellar 28 'x 45 ieei, large yard with shed 60 feet long in rear of lot. There isa' large warehouse in connection. about 100 feet irom store where cars can be loaded out ol _warehouse with- out iruckage; This isooe of the best businesestande in themivn. There is now over $26,-L00 worth et business _ done init annually which could beheid and increased. _ iff, properly at- tended to. Will be IBDWC _ on reasonable terms. Possession given _ on 17th day oi August next.

For further particulars address of

apply to owner on premises'

ate his resignation of that oilice. He was born in 1860 at Hopetoun House and he was educated at Eton and he married, in 1886, the Hon. Horsey Alice, third daugh- ter of the fourth Baron Ventry. From

1889 to 1895 he was Governor of Victoria, hence he is well acquainted with the great southern colonies of Great Britain.

Previous to receiving his appointment as Governor of Victoria he dlled the office ofjunior whip in the House of Lords from 1883 to 1886, and from 1885 to 1889 he was a lord~in-waiting to the Queen. In l887.1%8 and 1839 he acted as Lord High Commiss- _ loner to the General Assembly and from 1895 to 1898 he held the office of paymas- ter- general. ,

Nervous and

Debllitated.

Almost a Vlotlm of Nervous Frustration

-lea Restored to llcalth and Strength by Dr. Gl\aae’a llorve Food.

Hrs. D. W. Cronsherry, 168 Richmond

atreet west, Toronto, Ont., stateaz- “My daughter, who sews in a. white K°0dS ma-D'-1f2»¢'€0I‘Y, got completely run down by the steady coniinemeng and close attention required at her work. Her nerves were so exhausted, and she was so weak and debilitated, that she had to give up work entirely,

and twap almost a_ victim ot nervous

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pro ra on

“ Hearing of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food,

lhe began to ue it, and was benefitted from the very ilrst. It provednn ex- cellent remedy in metering her tg health and strength. After having used four boxes she is now' at work again, healthy and ha.DPY» and nit;-1- buten her recovery to the use of Dr, Chase'l Nerve Food." t

Aa a blood builder and nerve restore.-

tive, Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food' is ot in-‘ eatimable value. It makes thoblood red, the nerves strong, and tho _'Mig UIEGTUDSIISIY and vizomus. We abc: -n e ers, 911 Edllmnno ~BOiU ‘Cm :|.‘nmata._ _ D' '-

$10 n_E_wnnn

The undersigned offers $io oo [ten dollars] re:-ard to any party o_r parties who will return to him, with all rigging, his sail brat "The Gentlemen" which sank in the river on day of boat races, Wednesday, August 8, 1900.

J. H. J U DSON.

A_lexandra, Lot 29, Aug x6 dai pd.

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DR. GORDON ALLEY

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

O‘§O‘§-IQ-C

GRADUATE M¢G|l.L UNIVERSITY Oliioe and Residenoe.Dorehester Street Ea at olIlceHours.9ro 10a. m.,1 to 3,and 7 to 8

p. rn.

Prnmt attention given in country calls.

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Lady llinto, Ladies’

*md Oxlords Common Sense.

*Are the names of our new Ox- ford Shoes in Black. “Victoria,”-

and “Common Sense” are made

_Q-_L.sy Msnw-_is mentor via _ 'Kid, turn sole. _ These shoes are madeV to permit a _free _

g movement of the feet, and _yet

* be stylish and comfortable,

imonms o. smml,

iQueen Street, Corner below ' London House.

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By clothing lightly dieting lightly and refraining from

\ the warmest months of the year, most people have diic

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water reduces the temperature of the blood, and quenches thi

A teaspoonful of this delightful preparation in a glass of

without chilling the stomach suddenly. It stimulates thef dige

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A pamphlet explaining the many uses of this due preparation will be

to The Abbey Edervescent Salt Co., Limited, Montreal. For sale' by all d

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White Skirt s, Crash Skirts, ~ Corsets,

Blouses, _ Underwear,

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Trimmed Millinery, _ Children’s Muslin Head Gear,

so 01000 ll0li'lH 0F DR

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$1000-linollarsatvorth fi

, Skirts that were $2.00_for $1.00,

1 Skirts that were $1. 50 for 75c, _

~ ” Hats that were $5°00 for 2,50,

” Hats that were $4.00 for 2.00,. _

V Trimmed Hats that were 3.50 for 1.75,

- Corsets from 85c to_1 .73 for 50c,

Blouses that were 2.C0'for 1.00, ’ Tweeds that were 650 for 40.2, and so on.

10 large bargain tables.

The goods have got to go, so come early,

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study _of music and art, thorough mental and moral training, refngl manners and the best general culture. Applyfor Cnlgndg;-_

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