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ENGLAND. `

.I-h.K. _qro but few fatl er# who have not

It ang time oi' another wondered what it

"uid mst them to put their sons into "me profession. I [The :exact figures “funny vary with individual tastes. T0 become aqiiiilitied doctor it may ,” ‘nygbing betweeii £700 and £l,!0il-_ !”,£950 in round figures. This is mad ,P of about .£l.`i0 for lecture fees and mum) work as a perpetual student; mintensnce books. clothing, etc., at £141); year for tive years. in, second inost expensive calling per. gpg is that of ii barrister. the cost being, “L £100 ioryoining one of the inns ol mn; fee for reading in chambers. Per- upsgstxl may be given as the total ex_~ penses. _ yo become a clergvinau entails an out- iqnf about £75. Three or four years at gxfgrd or Cambridge would cost about

fmpgr nunuiii. and there are some iii- gdanlals extra. Fees for ordinatioll 'ould be £l0.

Theexpeiises of an army candidate

"ry, The cost of coaching* may be any- ‘hingbatweeii £100 and £-1(1) ii year. At Smdliurst,onjoiiiin,~_'_ the outht would ,nge about $55. There would be also £2 fqrinilitary instruments. and l0s. for pisonal expenses. Messing expenses ' "uid be about ills. a month. ’\\`oolwicli “perhaps cheaper than Sandhurst, but inround figures, not less than £600 should kyeekoned as the cost of obtaining a qymmission in the army. For an embryo oDeerof marines the expenses may be put at £411). Embryo solicitors would gn to pay about £500 vvor the premium furbeing srticled. The three examina- tioneeost £10 and the admission fee £30. Altogether £90 may ,be given as a fair, image total cost.-London Mail.

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PAIN I.\` THE BACK.

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BUST

hosts went down in in lorious def `

latest figures are: Total number of votes 447. McKinley has 202; Bryan, 142: doubtful, 13. In popular vote McKinley will have some 7\'ll,(I)0 plumlity, s gain over 1896. It is dilllcultto telljllst “how it happened" but no doubt the sreneral prosperity of the country had considerable todo with the result. Again Croker’s,, patronage of Bryan on the occasion of his visits to New York disgusted a great many people. Then, too, it is said that the pro-Boer plank in the Democratic platform cast that party agreat many “down home" and other Canadian votes, as wellas turning svraya great many; who have come here from England's shores. Br_van's defeat must be gratifying tonearly all Brir.ish~Americans, for the aforesaid plank was apparently put there at the solicitation of the Irish element in the party; but as a vote-gettcr it availed little. Although I see by t¢rday's despatches that Bryan “will keep up the light" until 1904, the chances are that when that date shall roll around we will see u brand new set of candidates, for of course McKinley will step down and out’ for t-here is an unwritten law that a man can have but eight years in the highest office in the gift of the people.

Last Wednesday evening there was much interest manifested among former Canadians over the rosult of the Dominion Elections. A number of the members of the Canadian Club had a parlor engaged at Younis Hotel, and thou waited late getting the returns. Another party had rooms at the United States Hotel for th e express purpose of getting the returns. All of the morning papers the following day had good reports of ' the Liberal. viotor_v,aevera.l of them illustrating the textfirith cuts of Laurier and Tupper. Temple A. Winsloe, ii former resident of ` llorell, P. E. I., and last your ti represent ative to the local legislature of this State, was defeated for re election in Ward 21, in 'I`uesday`s election.

Golf, the most popular all-summer.

outdoor spcrt,is about done for the season,

ancient Scotch game who will go over the links whenever opportunity offers all, winter. This form of exercise has. taken a gi-can hold on the Americans ofi both sexes and at all stations during tho last few vesrs,'and now there are dozenii of clubs in all ports of the country, and some of tho others outdoor sports, such

as tennis. bioyling, cts., have sufared ooirh sidorable thereby. ` With the windup of theoutrloor athletic ".505 games the beginning of the indoor gi-nusoments, and one of the most popu- lar in an athletic way is no doubt bow- ling. It hasiinow held the Hrst p0ii£i0Ii

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Nervous

Debility. I

akrerrrom ivaasaiood moa-

liaustodlonsofollsetlllsounbl

aging nr. ciws llofvl Food. _ ur. A. T. P. Lemme. railway acent

at Clarencevllie, Que., writes:-“ For weivs years I have been run down I with nervous deblllty. I suffered amen, and consulted doctors. 8-*Bd 11925' medicines ln vain. Some months B60 I heard of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food. USN! two boxem uid my health improved so mpidiy that I ordered twelve more. “ I can sa?) U`°"il‘l{;l watdthg 31;' ment has no 011011 U Fm* ° ' ' “mug using Dr. Chaseo Ne-rv; I ¢0u1d feel my system being U UP until now 1 am strohl and healthy- I

cannot recomsmgpgplitntoo hlzhllr for "§§,k’§if::;'s News Fees is s tome

¢ 'ngtoratlvo of iaeotlmablo worth.

be made

It is both may nutritious,

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the weight, and cures

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tragedy

So many bodies encumbered the river

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no doubt all of your readers are iiware.“"'“i ~ ~ 'it e ”

_ LoN'Do1l,_Nov. 14.-The Globe this after- way through a tangled and 'mangled _

noon publishes a letter from a Belgian mass of corpses lashed together by lioir,

_ ____ itnfleman who has been travelling toilong hair. The banks were litersllyii

Pekin via the trans-Siberian railroad He l covered with cor s '

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B iisserlbes under date of Sept. 6. what ho “In the ,curves of the stream were dark, '

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OWLING IN . GOLF OUT. ma. .'§f`°i.‘Z."_i.`§f filil 311.2235 "YK-Z. p§.§`.§f.f°;f.'l§f.i§°§.'?1Z“§`f.`§»`{’.f.i"§Z'5I'.”`§fl..`I_'_‘T5

M er’s wake and wash. The captain vainly

the three days since the steamer left smell will be ever with us

H b C - 7 . .Bl*\80V¢fCl10l1Sk." l1¢B8yS, "ure l-lorrible “From Bla vetchensk to Ai

____ “The scenes I have witnessed durink ordered full speed ahead. The sight and A ’

so i gun, is U

u alladlalls ‘il all for beyond the powers of description. Itis °

kilometers, numerous villages studded

population of over 100 000 That of Aigun

Dominion Returns __ An the closing tableau ofa fearful human the bank, with a thriving, industrious, '

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Two thousand were deliberately was £0,000. “Io one will over know the

Islander Beaten. "' drowned at Morxo, 2000at Babe, and 801) number of those who perished by shot.,

around Blagovetchensk, among whom ‘sword andstream. Nota village is left.' .

I --- , were thousands of women and children. The silence of death was arcund ns. The.

smoking ruins of Aigunon the right,

B05q~0,;,M,,s_, yo, 13,!1gg0__A week that navigation was all but impossible. with broken down, crumbling walls

ug.; today Bryn, and the Democratic “Last vveekaboat had to plough her and shattered roofless houses.” ’ .

chedules. Ten pins and candle pins are the popular games, there being practically

sport. is not confined wholly to the malo

the ntler sex become ve noficient in

And speaking about things, athleticgust

the resistance which comes off aweek

great deal of money is won and lost on the event. Last year the score was ii. stand oil’ 0 to 0. This year Howard has it good team, but a great many think Yale has a better one. Taking their work

Our Thanksgiving comes Nov. Zlthis

she White House at \Vashington.

I must congratulate THE GUARDIAN on

African warriors. Prince Ned’s Island

HOW CATARRH IS CURED IN MAINE

has sent for sixteen outfits of Catsrrho- zone for friends in her locality. This lady gives very full particulars w y she done this. Her daughter fourteen years old had doctored for Catarrh obtaining no;

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Catan'-hozone_ Instead of despair-ing as. she had good reason for doing obtained. Cotarrhazone and before it was done new b totes h w oomletel cured Lo

y tc the drink cravo,

1 but care the iliceaeed conditions arising i from the use of intoxieants.

. tient recieves individual care and lnstruc

sex. for many of the establishments have l §fs“s.° We hue "°ci9'¢d the hlghat mdi. _ __ . _.alley “served ,0r,ad,e!,.. and mmm,-,tm;‘g§§§jr§'f§1';§,§fn'§_Yv§§§‘;§§o§§;§n§g§§ y J ust opmed a new lot of Ties, Four-ur

tion the whole world eoizld not b

sent free on application in plain sealedien ve lope Address, Mr Dixon 81 Willoocks

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price of coal is still rising.-Daily paper.

cold is the desolate iiemii-tile limit

that no longer is blast _

With the light of the life-giving blano,

against other colleges, Yale seems to have \l and thc smoke in itoeddying rings- made the best showing so far. Where Poverty clutches her vrhlmpering

babe to her lean, dry breast,

year. Of course there will be turkey in. Croons as she coivers from the b1ast,and

this is the song she singsz-

their report of the home coming ofthe; Hush my little °n°’ hush] Art' hung’

and cold and ill I i

. _ 1 The poor in:-in‘s nurse is hunger and the

h d f i d l . ’ s ould be pros o its morn ng ai y i cold is his cram’ nm; .

D I V O' ‘ For this is the law ofthe land, and thou

"' must. learn bo endure-

Fifty per cent for the rich-hunger and

_Peo loin llsine are not so slow for ifi °°1df°rit'h° p°°" y - '

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Sii1rili:(i.)I>lC:tsnib<i;:ofiJruii?gT`liliii_iEi Syhim Art thou alone in thy sorrow that thou James A. Tweedie, of Jay Bridge, sine, alone shouldnt wail 9

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De not thy famisbiug brothers hunger

and faint and fail!

Do not thy perishing sisters wither from . . .

want and care i

I0 f th Gd' hub 311 i ~ I

gi'lf§f_f_f;°;imlnt;n%e?i bgrarglgggfr to “_ f Thou, too, must bear the burden that they g

have 'learned to bear

Little one, great are the rich, but wo

a esi bu G as Ei ml Chud» hm ` are of commonor hue; iiviiiolimpiilrigsiiiz thigcgligoidinhdwking spittliiz - what are the lives °£ the many wmpamd

nosgou. N. C. Poison & Co , Kings

Ont., srttord, Conn.

‘{TAiN‘T WI-IATIT YUSTHR BE.

When I go home in summer time,

Down to the slow ol’ town.

Still klnor hang irrouu,‘

I oak ‘om how they`re gettin’ long,

Father, he snakes his head an' says,

“'I`an't what it yuster be.”

An’ arter rovin’ rou ri’ the place,

With John down through the lou;

And out eroun’ the cider mill,

An' all them “dear” ol’ spots,

I ask him how the flshin’ is Down in the pon,’ an' he,

He says, “Although it/s prirty good,

"Tain't what it yuster be.”

On Sunday we go oil' to church,

To hear the Scripterread;

An' there I meet tho village boys,

An’ what my judgment. is lrbout their comin’ inter town

To run a bizzerniz.

An’ then I tell ’em, word for word,

lest what waz told to 'me-

“Thet tho' it`s better`n 'tis to hum,

"I`ain’t what it yuster be."

An' so it is in ev’ry place,

I hear the same ol’ plea-

Thet nothin’ now is quite so good

Ez what it yuster be. An’ out of all these dilfrunt things

-Boston Courier.

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Whore father, mother, Neil and John `

How forming il. al' 31°. ‘

father thought sho was going into con- 11 _ *With U18 Sh&NS Of the f9W- iumlption cgould not s1e<§>ee§Di%1l_1:l'El :d‘lT' i It is not theirs to enjoy, ours to be dumb on wis an onesu ri m‘aarr1;

Y Y ng . i and endure? 4 '79 ff .~ __ _._~ _ li

to glvelt afair trial; any druaplst will; _, _ ‘

_ ` bl w d ul- f me 1 sen “__ _ Fnty per cent to tho rich--hunger and 3. ‘ ' ~ ~ _ ri- _ _ _ L

Dil-h0\¥h ‘here "9 -“me dev°t°es °f t'h°‘ addr iiibgidy bocok if lilagrrhoiiohe does :ggi cold for tho poor.-London Pun. SAHE AS IF l;g G HAD HAP# if i ""

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Pills in the house.”

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Liwiiiii -itism, Lumbago, heu- i' 1_-:_». or any soreness, Swel- lling or Inflammation.

OCTOBER COAL OUTPUT.

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170'

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WMI” BW” ¥‘i5"~“l U* good number iulfor the ° ‘ l i 3 M

_ _ past ten years, and this season is _

popular vote iii the east and middle states, ushqgd in with mon ¢m,husi,,,m gpm’ . . _

be lost greatly in the far west. McKinley _ All 1 t in 11 fy ‘ _ '_ ' " carried all the States he did in l&J6, with :hier cii.y=~~ egg,-:rsh ozgdeiliign amsihoxgxriiali i thiXie`i!:`etrt?l.i.un§i°lllli(k¢urmgi mtifhepaueiliils ' I ' the addition of Wa.sbington,Utah,Kansas, ag-my 0( izlmgtached bowlns, who simply this i: bbdiaudd vsc trfailltreouii pactiievrig at ' "` » A- ’ ` ' _ - ' 0 WYOIIIIHS. S0001 Dlk0¢¥. Nebfllkl, with roll a social thing there aro scores of their h°m¢' saving t'h° time’ °xpe“”° *ml »~

‘ contest’ 03 f°Y K¢Ut9Cll'y. Wl1iCh iS clubs and these in’turn are formed into £,,\;b\ig;ig,;,°\$y‘li]n¢§;Pg&bf”t;:¢‘itil¢£1eg?\§i:,gc$,u€;A i : if "i';` I ' '.1' _ _ _ v ` , [ e ' ' __~ ,_ ~ _ . .

cimnied by both parties’ and wmch l°l81les. with their regular championship bad effects. but Rive hea1thfulronics;bc~_ *T ¢¢ I _ Y

McKinley carried four years ago. The cause we notonl antido ' ` '_ _( ' fri' ' &“» i _

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I was soared when I hoard all the bluster

i `""" ; and noise.

Trouble of a Noi-wish Farmer who was "gr-h. ,Pemba of meg and the shouting of ` Relievod by Dodd’e Kidney Pills. p 50”- ` _ _ - g Nouwicn, Nov. 12. -For twenty years I believed that myoountry Wl°¢`\2l\l».0¥\ the

,?\(ar. Wiillberit Wo<3dwsrd,0fhWill§w Doll . brink

nnflere _it Bok 9. U w’ _Q .

so bid that howwao oongdcd no hisipbieéd '. of ‘"““r‘ Tha thought mime mo ' tv. o days out of n week. Hia farm suffered , shsdder and shrink. _ ~ for =-‘=° lwk 0! the fn of iw mamr and. and mer elution I looked with dismay lfgagmggrxg; ""7 °m”`"°°”d tlxpoeting to soc the whole land swwi

Iles s I t ' il e thi I 5 "'“!» _

3 liggrd di bg: nlolecurg Hint nail hgdi 'But the ous shone on leaves brightly ta ut Dod 's Kidney Pills and I bou§rti wuamd by me fgu V ithreeboxe fth fro M.Ban f . _ _

, Norman pfldol gum ,Ly meynffife *Thooomeao if nothing had happened at all. A

= .i g . - g n?;§;?,fesm,?::b(§§:€he:_ 5f;t°In fhf§,~;"'2,f; And the factory whistle blew Joyous and p

_amwi-_ My wife me.. notifiw Kidney _ shrill _ _ g Pills also for lame. back and rbeumatism I To welcome the daylight that looked dar io::.1‘..i‘.':.?.f.h::'i‘i‘.r:‘lf..¥;";i:°.:°.§_.‘:.°.'.i:;.2.1 =i-in _ I I would willingly _pay two dollars a box 1 A¥“\§\1!l*Dlf-Y ll\l\‘l`i¢‘l tlU‘0UZl\ “Peet *nd rather than be without Ddd‘a Kidney through lane '

To answer a summons to duty again, _ Men wept in their sorrow and laughed in

~ MORE MEN REQUIRED IN SYDNEY "Ulf ¥l°¢,

Bri ith Des Stood; 2 ‘

..S”;I;gR;d‘». “VET nw come w ehmich, D _.__ I i'l‘wal tl; steady old world I was customedp

And he". “hath” free", i itz” mgliiilé estlmandql that th? Da- With hoprirbomiug gay for the great and Ji He looks the young folks o`er an’ sighs, lraglsgwo norzmggsytxn Tr? Dix’ 'Z ._ the .man p.

Th;§,a:£:::‘1§n;u;§1rgEei;,g to 5"” Played in their mines. The cuz; as if nothin8 had happened at }

1 . -Washingtvn Star i

ferer from Bronchisl trouble, and would ‘QI

We sell thefbost $1.00

White Shirt in Canada. to-clay. We have thou- S-i\l1€lS for you to choose

from. Everyone will be

taken back, by us it it

does not fir. Cheaper, White Shirts are hei-e,f but none so go‘od as the $1.00 kind. '

licemplete line. of new

iFoll Shirts in colors; _ v ° =

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ce ry i> _ oy- _ I ` - ‘ ' -‘ ' F ,he ,,,0,k,,0ck,nR down ,he pm K k Pmit-vim lips pregtise qi aieoiipimi _ hands, Bows, Imperials and all the leading * °

a word aboutthe great New England piece street, Toronto, Ont. ’ I Stl les' I ' __

fromnext Saturday, Nov. 24th, the Harv- l ` Furry pm( CENT_ ard Yale football game, which this year ___ See that you get one - »

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takes place at New Haven, Conn. Until = (1-he Fife Coal Company have declaNd` Your old one is looking. ._ _

the ‘hy °f the game the °x'¢it¢mem' "°` ' an interim divided for one half year at the mains at fever heat, in these parts and a mt, of 50 pei. wut per annum _ _ The l

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he so hoarse at times that I could scarcely L

speak above a whisper. I got no relief i from anything till I tried yourMINARD’S ` Holm? Balsam. 'rwo bottles gave*

This thought comes bum to me- r SrnNEY.N0V 9--'l`l1¢ 0Ul»P\1¢°ff*1¢ D°lli°' _ d ix bo u ad I wi “Be we the same, who make each change, ion Goalie; soolliie_ri_e¢;l‘f`;>rO<;t0b¢rllow;mI¢)>:,1lll1§;d pix: ‘Q *amd F ;w;mc;‘;ipu°t°

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nil l‘¢l\§\l!¢~il,onov0l1bo¢ ofibo gens* _Lsxative Bruno-Qiiiiine mi-is &o Ismail; that onus o oold h ono 3 °-_-1°--i--ir--» ORDERED TO LEAVE FRANCE.

_ Pains, Novomber 13.-Caesar Delhi Croce, who was naturalized ln New York in 11-$03 has been ordered to lava Frolwl within 24 hours or to bo ilBPfl‘°°°‘L Croce was seen by a representative of tk Associated Press and he said $110 16459” for his expulsion were D0ll¢l¢3l-

SOLDIERS IN CAMP

» -Sergeant William Johnston of the 10th Rgylal Grenadiers, Toronto., writes:-“It is impossible for me to speak wo highly of Dr.

Cha;se's Ointment for iles or anLitching skin disease. It is simglyinvaluab . Many of our men used it w ile in camp and re- ceived excellcnt results.” Members of the Canadian contingents book lflll boxw ol Dr. Chase‘s Ointment with them to South .iafriilzoétorelieve the sufferings of campaign- ing i e.

Come to our great slaughter sale when

you want the worth of our money and the right change back. We keep evcry~ thing o gent requires. It all must goat

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