_Father and Son

' corn cuaao or

KIDNEY TROUBLE

sv .

Doan’s Kidney Pills.

slr. aeeiemni Brooks. e wsu-knows farmer of West Cape. P.B.I., tells of how his son was cured of Kidney Disease, and how he was cared of Backaeha.

1'lePlrstSi;n of Kidney Trouble.

He says s “Our little boy was troubled

with kidney disease. We had tried many kinds of kidne pills but they only helped fora time. _“fe got Doan's Kidney Pills and one box elfected a perfect cure. Abour ; x weeks after this l caught a very bad :old that settled in my kidneys. M back ~ was so sore I could hardly walk. fwent fo the drug store and got a box, took them .according to directions and the result was :hat my back was completely cured. I - believe they are the best kidney pill on the market to-day."

There is not a kidney trouble from

"Backache to Bright's Disease that Doan's :Kidney Pills will not relieve or cure. The -price is 5o cts. per box, or 3 boxes for `$r.z5 and may be procured at all dealers .or from '

IITB DOAN KIDNEY PILL C0., TURONTO, ONT.

E=Sffs...S1f<11!1S!1iv C0-I

international Division. Winter :reduced Rates

4| efect November and, req, to May lst, r9o4. St. Jann to Portland $3.o-o l Sv. John to Boston $3.50 Oommencing Monday. November 2. r9o;;.

eteamers “Galvin Austin” and Croix" leave St. john at 8 a. rn. (Atlantic Stanoa-d) Mon-

days and '¥l:u°sflays for Lubec, Eastport, Port-

land and Boston.

Returning from Boston at 9 a.m.'via. Portland,

Eaatport and Lubcc llondaya, and Thursdays.

. *I lg " A ` I V "1-}_;§.'.‘J4 ill" fab; ':i`?Ey V "7

U 'rua ousanrau, cuaaLoftr81‘0W'4‘l.

I eeaurirut renowned ‘ __ 'M _ __ 5 ,_,.mt:.d.¢ym:...n ir :L.wm lege for old lmbretaerlel-ball 2- - < -' ' ` ' ‘ _ itone which has a verb

(los For lvenlng Wear. ;‘ H ,.. - to _ " iiFi)\_q'q|g¢

The rage for lace and old embroid- ~ ?'yh1¢h no *wise _leaves

ei-ies is getting more and more pro- witliraiiti neges' 333% , #_ -

noedevery ay. ~ if .' e ' cren,`y_ __ '

nogpangles for evening wear are com. _ _ °"" ~ - ' g 1 f the.=resl._ Blarney stone »_il situated

Aneedeaeeel Glnreh-ea. f An excellent paper of anecdotes ef

Churchmen ls contributed to the Au- gust number of Blackwood's Maga- zine by "Bigma." The writer tells sgveral stories of Blomfleld, Bishop of London. One of these arose out of the complex character of the Bish- op’s plentilul domestic circle. It ap- pears that His Lordship married twice, and in both unions had been blessed with pr08'€¥\.7. While his sec- ond wife was a widow, who, besldcs Supplementing her second husban'cl’s family, had imported an independent brood of her own. "In my experience, the children of ecclesiastics do not. even undcr normal conditions. always exemplify thi- Christian unitv so sol- emnly enjoined from the parental Pulpit. and with such a blend as that which I have just denoted, it is scarcely surprising that unrumed peace was not invariably prggent un. der the Bishop’s roof. Oh one occa. sion when an unequal battle was rag. ing fast and furious among the mis- CGUB-l1°°Ui 05SDrln|t. the Bishop was disturbed in his study by the impgtu. ous entrance of his lady. ‘What is lt, my dear?' he inquired, with ill~con~ cinlcd testiness. 'Oh, Bishop,' sho re. plied in ngonized n¢ci~nLS_ 'quick' Ql-‘iCk. fh<‘I'c's not a moment to lose. Your children are siding' with mv children, and are murdering our ¢hjl.. drenf"

ii~1'l_1-_--1

A Generous Secretary.

A curious story is told of Lord

Rowton in his younger days as Mr. Montague Cory when he was secreta- ry to Lord Bcaconlield. In 1868 came thc Fcnitm outbreak, with the Clerkenwnll explosion and the con- sequent d»-solution of the neighbor- bood. The private secretary walked across from St. Arthur’s club to a fashionable lin:-ness zuakcr’s in St. James’ street and was nt @1109 fitted with a strong li-athcr girdle from which depended two enormous pock- ets. Thus equipped, hc drove to Downing street to soc the chief. "In

heavon's name, what is this?"

the exclamation of surprised salute. “I am going," replied the secretary, “to distribute largcss of silver and copper to the Clcrkcnwell sufiorers. I have a hnnsom waiting below. When I have placed some small change in these pockets I shall drive off." It was of Lord Rowton that Lord

Sherbrooke said at his elevation to the peerage: “Ualigula made 'his horse a consul. I 1-cally see no _rea- son why. Lord Beaconsfield should not create his private secretary a

Win A

Passengers arriving at St.John on evenings ` “ 9 ’ previous to morning saillngscan go direct to ~

steamer and tske cabin ber th or stateroom for `

._ bg LHP, .

eva. o. LEE. M2111. St.Joxm, N._s.

-A. H. Bassoon. G. 1>.a 1°. s. -cszvnt austin, v. P. si cert arranger. ‘ "Fosters Wharf, Boston. Kan. ‘ ill.

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“Diamond I-13.11”-Ryrie

l Bros.-Toronto, is one of " the largest rt-tail jewelry

stores in the world.

1 l F it magnificent tock of Dia- mzi, jewelry, .\`il~ ertvare, Leather

' et., you mn) Select with

, minced satisfaction at your

A request will l~».-ing to your door-free ol cost-our handsomely illustrated new catalogue. _Ready for deliv-

A ery Nov. r5th.

1 The great maj:-_itude of our

business permits of our sell- T ing at money-saving prices.

We return yourmoneyin full with- ` outquestionifonreeerptofarticles ‘ ndmedyouannot perfectly satis-

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IIB. |20, |22 and [24

IN SEVERE _

Gao. ‘_‘;Nronou., Eaq., Scotch Plains

~ B' d O ` TI J ' tes: 1 have taken your “7'i"' ` . , ~ ‘ere Cold and was rellevadso V 1 ' hat I wish to know more about

‘ rl " » -- Sreeillof. *Pleate srndiit»Dr. _ ‘J _ ai ».. Manuel that you offer to mall .l la ._

'ranro'rn1rn~ _svscmrca

No.3|orIni‘ rts'Dis¢ase “ 8 “ Neuralzia. °‘ 10 F' Dysvollsla.

" 14 °‘ Eczema.

6\ (I

sb ie

(5 m Cl

Malaria. The Kidneys. T be B lad der

ei ei

Rheumstism. E

*“ "‘ ' ' ' ".3 i'-` I ';»”'-‘~"'~“-'S "=f-.1-_'_ ‘ ?_,,’__F;;f_.\_~s1vsj »-@f.f;;- fm” ~?"». ._ 'v . __~.~. <~_»~..a,, 1-' »_: Q

" ~ » _ iff - f R _- 'l ‘V `.";".“_,--at-='~>.»fe.»’.f‘.»f

_- i _ ' ‘ ' ' f _. ,ff ‘:.1',f~f; -_ ‘ __:»:-:»-_f_ ‘;...{? ff. V (:t.',~»1,-_,~ ._.:§- , -',-._~e~3tjq&.>_;;__>" ‘."` .:. ~_. _,T ..f

' ‘fra "* ;i

ing into fashion with silver embrold- A M; .Mylan Tens Them Haw lull 5010*’ UN P8*'lP¢¢ 0_1 01° WW”

erles of all kinds. A wonderful gown ' ng_us M , 1 ._ _ bettlvllwlt. and It 1° “'m'P°"°d W” . ""`

d D ta te ,, mad, mum ofl hisS‘omach troubles Varnshed me amenity and danger or reaching Sc gAsY THAT

for n 8 u n I I i - it are so greatfthat anotltcl' Blnrimy'

°“‘° ‘“’ *“"’ “’°““°“ ‘“ °"' "*"' “'11” ‘=° “ -"4 D°““" D”P°P"‘ 4.... iw.. . 1.1.1 U... .ia .n..n._ woman Aim

silver. There was a wonderful cloak , Tablets* _ wma_in,a'm»om c°nv¢m¢nt_,pot_ The

to go with it of gray oriental satin, - _ _ . ‘I muy num- accruing' CANADA KAN used with noe .na chiffon, with ii high _‘_ __ .__ ' _ f§;°‘f’;o§,§,.3‘°, u,~,:',.,,m,,kf§1, mn, PE”

l , lt d

Muay and people \oI..y are hsvlna €f°i‘:lf1’*'t}‘I?:l;’t;g tf:yfl“°' “.1 an '° __

illeae

warm oosrinnr. collar faced in _with mechlin lace and a nchu of the same coming down al- most as far as the knees, caught up at either side. with old paste clasps.

There is no more acceptable wedding

gift than lace. especially if it be real. Even the pialnest blouse can very well support little lapets ot real lace on the collar and down the front.

Some of the new hats have very high

crowns trimmed with sash ribbons caught with quaint buckles, while lace is used to drape the brims. A smart model from Paris recently displayed was of old rose velvet draped with a bit of alencon lace, with a twist of shaded satin ribbon' around the crown caught with a quaint buckle. The cut shows a gown of white wool

goods trimmed with scarlet and cream

embroidered bands. The skirt is kllted.

JUDIC CHOLLE’.l?»

SEEN HERE AND THERE. 5

Iles-,e Popular 'Plot Iver. White Uloth and some Dresses. A emartwhite serge gown worn re- cently wab embroidered with a tiny 'edging of red and white berries. It was worn with a belt of scarlet suede.

Fringee will be much worn on the

early autumn cloth models. ‘

Some white cloth dresses forpsmart

sions are embroidered with gold

and finished with a fringe of white

f mall bottles of pleasant pellets that 3and gold galloon. Many of these fringes

vest pocket. At Druggisis, 25 cents.

r Medical Guide mailed free.

i mphieys’Med.Oo. Cor. William &‘,

Stress, New York. _l

c_._ _ 4 g A ' -I

" Bntannla lllfg. Co., »

to-wear skirts. - »

l _ '_ ' Manufacturers of ready

` The keenest buyers are

our best customers, ' ‘ Agent for P. E- Island.

_ Wm. Minto iS“‘;‘,;"°°'

9 8 C.

` 1or7dzm I

- - ff ~~ -~ 4 Al.

s»-9-1`l-IE9~s»

Great Banadian Manufacturer

ESTABLQHED

AD 1851

'Over 50 years manufacturing and still making

STEEL - WIRE HOOP WOODENWAKE. .tnveung costumes. and some

are very costly and will be used on evening dresses, as well as on sumptu- ous carriage wraps.

Just now the object of the chief tai-

lors is to discover something new in

CLOTITAUQB HADI

‘I am over iighfy y- are of vac. ' I Sllf

'fe ed with Dyspep ln. for more than

tweu ears back and rever met with

ty S '

_anything to. ru-e me till I commenced

using Dojn’s Dyspepsla Tsbl~eu.- A ter taking t'_‘em for two days. all_~pain erm

‘restlessness hit m- entlrfly. I con' lnu -.ii ; _

iaklngthem and was soon, ie.-lien like al ¢'”m°t _°xP1f“i‘» ishthi fact fb” the _'__ _newmm_.. _ p cold winds n _ e ntarctxc ,were

, , T _ I t _ t,_ l usually north-, while the comparative-

D ’d“" D"p°°s`“ 3° ° cum "G ly warm winds were southerly. “They --

l5t'°m°°-'~""°“bl°s nr °H8'"d ,Guia-. “uk” saw icebergs of the most fantastic Lotnosl, Nov 18-A

Y nee, alled

all-night sitting the house o' -reprereotn ivis to-d y‘p.1s~;cd Premier S- ddoyfs hi l _ for prefemr-t'n‘ trwde between Great Br -

tain and New Zmland.

more prompt and- satisfactory when it is

pres indication of the cold appears. There

lt. Buy it and you will . get the bei-ii. la

progress in one ot the eighth grade

_What form of government have we

in the District of Columbia?" . .

The pupil hesitated an instant. Re-

lllle: _ a '-A..

i' g ly 1'

§tl.\tlrd'e».lial».u yarn dnrkerfoti hlf P-ln" yp Y I _ . ‘ and aches _ani denrs lon they wronnil g Tlglgf §,'e‘n‘f,.°:,° W°u'¢B;°:;d’°' 9° 'charge nptoiheirw is tot years wb-fi , | 'Tis nanny clsmbar is ly-ledy,'s;csan» '°°°DYns““°“" *ll*

in fact Itls D,epep'sl-f tw.-t f~. iro»»hliug‘ b¢\‘- - » ' ' “°°*l¢°

_ _ _ mber d ent. them. To than A- su. Mich! l=sn 0., °’h°°°m° ' me nrhfsketch mg*

"Lingua, Glenasrry Go.,.-Out., ei-ads _lhe‘ ' \ , ' *V1

_foiiowmz mfs-ase=, ’ A ` _ 'asm-me aoeesmem... breathe ` ` " " Some of the salmon retumedjfto sumti,” ‘wha

New A Zealand from the Discovery, Dal” “nw who have ‘had exp¢riel1_¢€¢i_ of both gi ‘nh '°°\“’°°°°U74l ta. .fu-este' and Antarctic, .jay time '"3 °°“°°°°°<| as com in fn. iam: is ies. sever., il" °°mv¢°|*l°l~ #bm

and _the atmospheradrier. A curious phenomenon they dldfnot' expect, and

_Afew of t‘\em carried in y.\ui' .ioiket ani ` shapes’ resembling 1,,-,uSeS_ chugcheg Kuna an one ornwo taken al' er easlnir is a s ite 5 andy steam,"-5_ The ,ledge 2d°g‘ dh, *mn-on guard n.;:alnst__ali forms of I idlgves lm. struck work rirpcutedly, and men lava of ‘bn

had to do quit" ns much pulling as

r I e. unima s.-- w ' Gul “'45,

*stations Pm:FEneNcEPAss£o_ 'ififfnix aff i°~l?d5h3»?f5°"3»3;3dif» "‘“‘°°"““

one minute, ten seconds. It took """"

\ “"'“ ' I three days to- ascend the sarnersiidc SPINT OVER

, . _ ` nn the return journey, ' the sledges

Wsr.ur~G-ron, N. Z. Nw. 18 alter anvbeing hauled up by bloc? Mid Pguey. Mx; Pcminvilic

_ _ "jg Q

Furman and .haw ldpas. A. at *end

Farmers are generally accused.; ol ‘mt *'°n°Y» "

V _ _ being slow to adopt' new °h*mb°Yl°l“l 5591559! Ili

___________________ _»= ‘ fi not because of the fact t`hat5f»%ey l0¢l» H8 dldlbs “well

_ till the soil :ind milk the cws,;»i¢->» ut For saiebyail

A nm LY SUGGESUBN' ` l-because they li-ve farther

Ttisis t.re's+a-010? theyenr when e`\§’f»h_¢1` P¢°Pl° ‘nd d° n°t' °“l°yiiIl@ » ` ““

prudent sua caretul.hou.~ewif¢».repl¢ul es _ 399°! .."’~1'_*ti°ns_ ‘men t'° °"h°r é.&§3”-g

her supply of Cnarr`zh=.i|1i|.’s Cough en.-, es' Ideas do 'mt Af, Crggky Ng ‘edy luis cer-rain tube neededebefcre 'the' a:l|:,,rt1?ng Whichd Madame Patti will

° ' 1: asses an o. _ ,zlrtrlke

`“’l“'*' "_ °""~ "1" ’°*“"S "ff ““'=*“ gommunity with su¢n"v»ei`guttf Give he' =¢°*‘°|1°“'° °*

time. however. and.thn`~i'n5_`sr°ege *"° l’°“°°" °f '"3'

_ kept at uuud and given as soon as the cold; _fu-mer will Va.p>ew“" its l&\llb..QY§l is contracted and before it » has become. aPDB8ls °! °€¢

-_ ssttledin the sysiem. Iu'a\rm.st ~ve_ry-ir.- I crgy of Purpose charactenstic oi the a m°' "°m°°

stance a severe cold m.y_ be wprred may individual who does not Jump at 1 agghulllihlllld m

wk,” tm, num’ mel, ” mn ,B We conclusions.-E. K. Slater in Cream-

‘ ery Journal. _c I uit W”

_ B no danger in giving itto children for-lt; A n“.".|_m”“-“_ ‘ 'L ,he mm 9

‘ contains no harmful substance. Ir. is pleas- ` There i, at lengt one - .pt

ant to take-br.-th adurts and children like ‘ the worm that is not

.; = 5 5-,

_ ~ ' ` ture myself?

enum; um me aim-ict commissioners _hnTf,'_°'°o,°'§hf;° 25,? :_ .f must be or a had been busy makin: addrewf at the so in 1‘ 'aw ‘md 'W

several eommencements then in prog-_ _Pert _"ij . Iiiver-ii* ,gms ress, she true have 1:

' with lessening num_ till we"°d1 “WI al t

“ni ui. nncicrrn common we mv. _com to 1¥i=°=+=11i»»=hire.ff -'..;,_. \»1<_==shis= , “,, `““"‘ P" ’“°’ an oratorical form of government” = W4 S°1k“_k”hi"° Wm’ 1'- _*°= 1,3”

Nairnshire and Orkney, _Shetland with 2 each me to 'wmi 1-=

V 1'$vcrywhcre the people are coughin'§f?§§l`he sudpcn changes of

ture ate this 'season of' the year give 'rise to coughs _ah to be neglected to deve.lop-Tinto ' ' i ` 2 " -ff

Bronchitis orei'Phé?uii*iio

_ _ The mere mention of coughs and colds suggests to most minds advis;1b_ility» of using Dr. Chase’s Syrup off`Linseed”¥and Turpentinc. p _ . Not 'that this is the only"treatment for such ai&'1éntS but because ‘ft ‘ time and ,again proven its superiority by curing n'_bt only coughs and -but also bronchitis, croup, whooping' couglr, as’t_hm"'a, pneumonia and consumption in its "earlier stagésf- when other 'remedies seemed of no

__ Dr. Chases S5 _rup of Linseed and Turpentine _ts a great favorite.

' mothers, both because of its extraordinary soothing and heahn and because children`like to take it. `

Many_a child has been saved from bronchitis, and consumption;

a_ life has been spared by the timelyuse of this' great medicine, and suggests the wisdom of always keeping a bottle at hand in o er to

serious and fatal developments of couohs and colds, and td* C

croup, which so frequently comes when least expected

I Like most preparations which _have attained a world wide

and enormous sales, Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine

many imitations. ' I' `

Be careful when buying Refuse which do rot'possesS7f_Sfuiiic1ent ment to

reputation for.tlie~m_'~selves Insist on secrng portrait and sxgn._'-:tture of Dr. A. W Chase on the

bottle you buy. ’ _

.Ira J.” W. Lloyd. Alblwlr Belh ` Q; the beginning of 1... wines- rw.: '“,L’{,, "’ ""'°°’ had cou h and was almost laid up fb:-v:?n.1:ve1?t1-led 'mom “hd

. . - ' ICVGTSP. ‘a‘.i‘:.‘=?Z“°':°°.r°.2‘.....“~ °::.“°i"“°°°' ~ff‘°=-d I °* = we ,gg

_ _ yr P ll'l'pB_ Qin

at 0;ic¢;.hfBly the time I takgn tlaieagiiottle 2?; wms_,?““ _ru *I Y 1’°°9mm°°d 1_5 U 5 Splendid* relpgdy for coughs

llrs. J. Proves _ lenfre 0”, ..

!°‘\1`l °f 88°. had a vet, sex-iouszbid on and afreidhewaeg_oingto.l$e._ He i naulyuutheame a’ud_ blood. We_liad given upall hopezi can whmwe had 9; D,

_‘After using one bottle hewas

irvvedendiosuom thettwobottleegom wmdmm,

ofno inediclnewhieh acteso prouxptlyandl y

rrsrrnwaiu-:. Marcnns, wasrrnoaans. ’“°“°“ ‘"“" "°°° "'°""" °“'.‘“ “'s ' _ mls- LWYD- i ‘°=h~»~" _ .

Jr.,-

_ Ein im i __,_,__

` if _Stu Johns N¢_B. y I I 13”-‘C »-iv." ~ ."""` `

paca and coarse linen.

_ . Som of th new is for tra cling

“md ‘““'d"°d° °f “fi¢f1¢S °f PAPER. ` me 1:: weafwirn :rut or

n Ask Your grocer for the E. B. Eddy Co’s Goods ll §:£t°-.'q;°:;t°: llensm' ll? rm ~ ~

_ __ l ' ` \ 1 3 4° _

scnorisin Bizs,,.-.fanfic "° °"

ggi 5.5;; lgiiei

OM gi Vejiggp

sud Lisp

|$'~'ffs?=§`$`

ma.riner's chart. It is of _jpu ‘*‘§'.f'i§,V

lwsys cur.-s. For isle oy all_'_dt'ug2lst. ‘the Vpeggg-g, ."._ kg the “£6 110|’

‘spot where a. r A , YW .sk m°&r'h° I water-_te~n-e _ V. °*°**""'=°“*“‘

_ ... .en ne w,..¢, ‘place theawe; at but 1

In one of the public schools on el; g1;le;.st; tiihirty -~~'- °l- ‘mm “gy

occur une xaminsuon vu c “ wee" °°“°**Pj .i;`!f"; ' 2 °"‘“°

ou. w an e _ *anna Pol., tn _ mother .named

" :._ *fi rr- 'i ; a

classes, the teacher ot one of | Pblgosizfidfgiys, the My for Iffeimf But,

the c 1 us. - .» . F" ~, _

u swee glr pill! I . lam m every direc£I9&;:,5%\`:}fE:,i1 _ _m ::;,l;;,r1b;-Syed lust as

` qglfgggg _ i "' -‘ IRI? D10 838, ihw

<1 colds w1n¢E`ne¢_.i

sky/

. .. as ra - _ _f _- _ ¢ “£5 3;lJ9ftl¢ féllllly

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