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~ -_‘-loderrite gales south west winds hhift-

ing to ncrth west, showeiy.

CALLS T0 MINIST-ERS.

S\'Dsi~:\', Ostoberiil.-Ata meeting of

the Sydney piesbytery to-day. acall from Knox church, Glace Bay, to Rev. Wm- Meikle, and another from Sr. Paul‘s church. to Rev. D. M. Gillis, Westville were sustained. A third call frcin St. Andrew'-, Sydiiiy Mines. to Rev. Hector L McKinnon was not sustained.

DOCTORS DIFFE RED

.And Nicholas Ecker Suffered from Kid- ney Disease lor 29 Years-Dodd's Kidney Pills Cured Him.

Sr Ca'mARiNEs, Ont., Oct. i9th.-(Spec- al).-Bordering on the miraculous is the cure of Nicholas Ecker. a well known far- mer living near St-. Johns P. Q. on the div- ding line of Pelham and Thorold town- ships. For twenty-nine years he suffered rom Kidney Diseare. Doctors differed as to his trouble. On~~

called it Gravel, another Bright's Disea~. , and a third simply said he was in a dar.- gerous condition. None of them cured him. In his statement he says:

‘At this stage Igave up _ other treat-

ment and started using Dodd's Kidney Pills. After taking two boxes I found hey were helping me. I kept on till I had taken sixteen boxes whenl was again enjoying the splendid vigor of early manhood.` _

_ in

Ioool Prescription llomoouoiliog

Our prescription depart-

- ment occupies a room sep-

arated from the noise, con- fusion and interruptions of the store. The prescrip- tionist can concentrate his entire attention on the work in hand. You can appreciate the advantages oftlnis plan. It is one of the many advantages we afford you.

There is safety and \sat~

isfaction-and often saving -in bringing prescriptions ‘£0 l1S.

J. G. .IIIMIESOiI»

DRU GGIST, The Medical Hall.

oolmoo Boil Io

Sales bxceed that of any

other in the Lower :Pro-

vincee.

Choicest growth of India

and Cev lon.

'THE GUAR

Auiuinn has dawnedunon us `and wit, _V

its bright tlnts of or.-inge, red and gold, has decked field aiid forrst. The barns are now bui‘.~tiiiir with the rich garnered harvest. which has been the best' that has ever blessed the farmers of this vicinity, for many seasons past. i

Our farmers have had scarcely time to

wipe the sweat of liarvrat off their brows, e‘er the poiato digging season arrived with them, and now through the dtful p changes of weather, they are tryi g to’ safely house their crop, which is far above ,the average.

Private Jos. Murihead. of .\`o. 4 Co'Y

K. C. K. I., stationed at Frcderiction N. B., is visiting his many friends in this village. This is the iecond time that Mr. Murhead has had leave of absence during his first year's servit-e,which speak highly of the creditable manner in which our friend ‘Joe‘ performs liis duties. ,

(ho Ives & Son, having disposed of

their old rotary are now installing the latest and inost up-to-date rotary, that is manufactured in Canada.Thisenlerpri~ing firm are to be congratulated, not only in improvii g tiiifi- own property, but also or the afidition-il convenience of the village at large.

Most of the farmers have now threshed

part of their grain and the yield. to the s'ook, has been very satisfactory. About the average yield of oats has been about one bushel and a quarter. The other grains are yielding good quotas also.

Arthur Reid returned to Mt Allison

Academy (Monday) after spending his _ Thanksgiving holidays, with his parents I in this village.

A PURELY VEGETABLE CORN CURF°

Putnain’s Corn Extractor contains no

acids but is entirely vegetable in composi- tion. Putnam’s never stings or causes discomfort. It cures quickly, jpainlessly, permanently.

osmioiiv. _

At Fredericton, on Tuesday morn-

ing the 13th inst., after a linger- ing illness, Elizabeth Jane, beloved wifel ,of John Weeks, passed out of this life to the rest and reward of Heaven. In the ‘year 18r9, she was born at Cornwall, ‘P. E. L, eldest daughter of Charlotte and p the late James Howard. She leaves a f_ husband, three daughters, and six sons to mou ntheloss of a loving and devoted wife and mother. An aged mother, and it several sisters and brothers also survive `her. She was brought up from infancy l under the influence of christian home ,` teaching and example. Her mind in youth I was stored with precious truth, the Bible being her constant companion. And her `~ whole after life was a rich development of ,benefits resulting from early piety and }Bible study. At the age af 14, she was lsou-adly converted to God in the old o Methodist Church at Cornwall, under the ; ministry ot the late Rev. Dr. Pope of blessed memory. Very soon after she = found the Saviour herself, she went out to bring one of her older brothers toJesus. 'About that time she united with the

,1Coruwall Church. And during the years ' spent in the home of her youth, she was

I greatly devoted to the interests of Christ's Kingdom in the church and the commun- ity. After her marriage, she and her hus- , band made their home at Fredericton P. .E.I., and her church membership was I then transferred from the Cornwall to the Pleasant Valley Church. of which she .continued until death a most consistent member. As long as health permitted, she was sele`om found absent from the ser- vices ot the church, and was ever ready I to take her part in every good work. From the time of its organization, she was a useful and faithful member of the W. M. S. at Pleasant Valley. Mrs. Weeks’ home was the home of the ministers. In the midst of her family, the influence of her life was always for good. “Her child- ren rise up and call her blessed in the name of the Lord." They will always be , safe when copying her example, and following in her footsteps. By the large ,circle of her friends and acquaintances, ` she was highly respected for her true

visits

‘ f stitute Meetings will be held as fol-

- lows.

A Mount Stewart, Tuesday, Oct 27 at

Bridgetown. Wednesday, Oct 28 at Red House Fsctory, Thursday, Oct Cardigan, Friday. Oct 30 at 7 p. m.

*r These meetings will,he addressed by

e speakers from 'Ontario and also by

i e local men. The public are cordially

invited to attend.

The question of getting YOUR PICK out of our large I 23

stock of NEW FURNITURE at very much BELOW REG-

ULAR RETAIL PRICES. JUST A g “A Time For Evcrythingf’ ‘°=°==-

New is the time to buy

FURNITURE

_` A chance you may not meet again in a lifetime.

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ness, ever found her ready and glad to enter with him into a conveisatiqn about the Lord and His promlsrs. Upon: Christ she believingly rested tar salvation, and liH'm she found her content strength and comfort. Her life here.w_fas s rich de_- velopment and enjoyment: of christian graces, and her death was but the L begin- ‘ ning of a lifeof richer development, and of greater and eternal enjoyment. ~

TRADE AND SHIPPING. I

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

Oct.‘Z2, ar: Bessie Wi\li°, Bell, New

Richmond; General Middleton, Godin, Dalhousie; SSElliot, Nelson, Sydney;

p SSEiectra, McLaren, Montague; Liz- _ ,zie A.McRae,Pictou. , V _ Oct. 22, cld: Wentworth, Fitzpatrick, Chatham; Jessev, Riley, Glace Bay; Gene~ta, Walker, Orwell; Millie Wash- burn, Frazer, Pugwash; SS 'Electra, McLaren, Montague.

BIG POLICE RAID.

» Moarmzat, October 20.-The police , made a wholesale raid on houses of had repute last night, and gathered ln no less than 110 prisoners, of both sexev, and all i ationalities, including Chlnamen.

MARRIED. _ -»

At the Manse Montague, on Oct. Nth

by Rev. R G Sinclair, Hector Stewart and Winnifred Irvin both of Lot 63.

Plain cloth fl ed

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S~MAR-liIiESSl‘liN»i»SKfiR

These Lovely Dresses must not be confused with

plied fromstock. They`-“dréfrngdg tg qydgf to yguf

measure and we 'guiralitceeia pg;-fggf fit ,,

The Superior

or 'IIIKIIICIZISS SKIKIS

This is part of the lot bought by our buyer, who decllrea

be repeated for many months to come

Black and dark grey, heavy frieze, flared flounce, price. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heavy. dark grey cloth, flared and rows of stitching, price. . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . .. Dark grey and black, made with yoke and strapped with black cloth . . . . . . . . . . . . . Black ladies’ cloth, stitched and strapped with tabs, price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heavy blue serge, strapped and .stitched.'.........».- . . . . . ...'.'i.

|~ ar ~».»~.'. . - . . . - .....-~.»-...-5. . » . . . » ..»`..»»¢¢ one ee » 1.. .....,,,

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iso ask toseeour blackSateen Skirt, worth8x.5o fo;-........... . ...._, One or Two Silk Skirts one third off the e

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DIED. ‘

At New Haven, on Sunday Oct. 18th,

Catherine McPhee, widow of" the late Donald McPhee, aged92 years. Funeral tofikpplace on Wednesday afternoon to» West River cemetery. _ 1

TIIE HIST IESSIIN

That the oung girl has of womanhood. is not selgom a painful one. She learns to know what headache means, and back- ache, and sometimes is sadly borne down

by this new expegience of life. ch

All the pam' a misery whi young girls coruniouly experience at such a _

time, may in almost every instpnce be

e nti re y pre- ` vented or cured by the use of Dr. Pierce’s Fa-

vorite Prescripz tion. It, esta , lishes regular-

ity. It tones up t h e g e n e ra li e a 1 t h, e nd cures headache, -

ousness and other conse- q u e nyc e s o f

womanly weakness or disease.

"I received your letter some time ago, with

advice about your wonderful medicine,” writes Miss Stella jo uson, of 28 Brady Street, Dayton, , Ohio. "iwas troubled with severe pains every

monili when I wrote to (you for advice. Alter receiving your letter an following its direc- tions, I am now happy to say that after live years of untold suffering I have not had any pains since Erst using your ° Favorite Prescrip- t.ion_' I was induced through a friend to write to you and follow your kind advice. I thank .and Dr. R. V. Pierce for the health I now enjoy. I shall urge other women who sufer as I did to

We your medicine."

“Favorite Prescription” makes weak

women strong, sick women well. _ Ac- cept no ' substitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women.

Weak and sick women are invited to

consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free._ All correspondence is held as strictly pnvate and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

FREE. Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense

Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt

of stamps to pay exlpense of customs and mailing only. Sen 3: one-cent stamps for the book in paper covers, or 50 stamps V for the cloth-bound volume. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buialo, N. Y.

AG RICULTUBAIL MEETINGS

The Iirst of a series of Farmers’ In-

“`l\7 3°? 355

p. m.

, Commercial Cross, Saturday Oct 31 _at 7 p, m,

E. J. MacMILLAN,

‘ d Supt. of Farmers’ institute.

' backache, nerv- i

TRIAL

Will demonstrate to ‘

your entire satisfaction that selling books is___ no

3 mere side issue with_us.‘; '

- This is a well regulated

Bookstore, carrying ‘s the best and latest pub-

; lished. _ If youvwant 9,

I book went not happen

to have in stock, it will

I be ordered for you at

catalogue ~ No

_Y0!1_ SB?

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HORSE

7 LOWEST

xo-ax Fii & w 4w

o GREAT \{ALUEiN. y

_ We have an* immense quantity of Horse Rugs

- and Waterproof ,Horse Covers, bought direct

from the manufacturers which will be sold at the I

We also have a large stock -of ~ Light Driving Harness. Bridles, Reins, Collars. Hames.Traces Pads, Cartsaddles, Breechings, Halters, Whips, ’ Horse Boots, Riding Saddles, Oil, Soap. Collar

_ and Saddle Felt Sweat Pads.

Gio... A Delight

The Ice Cream recognized as the

RUGS

Pieicias

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famous for its deliclousness. Made from pure cream, vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry.

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our Soda Water :,'....‘....‘.‘lE... §....‘;'.§

sought after elixir that cools the narciied tliroa - in ot weather. Call at CARTER'S.

,_w,_.~F. CARTER, Queen St.

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When your well stocked store was going to burn down, you could waittoinsureuutiltheweek be-

. fore, but

Youaretoo late.

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Choose Tho __ BEST , Tue Tooacco Epicure who does not use the i ~ I

Pearl or Ruby, _

Has never derived that enjoyment which is his. I

They are the gems of the trade. _ t

FINE CUT MIXTURES IN r and 2 POUND TINS.

along; _§§m§U;JgHoLsoN

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watches

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Iimckcfocrs UIIIIIIBEIIUIIIIS

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in piicc and they

can bc bought on

the instalment plan Call and scci our

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their orders

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store today

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