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“nasal ming to be Grace Church.-'Prayer meeting at 10.

Five Inches of the Beautiful ea the

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Honor, S. D.. Oct. 19.-The snow

JUSY. lmplfflll, ROHIDIGI NBWUY RM. tt' J tri,-hy ,tr ii, heme “\\' tf'h.’ Pnvx ¢e~ up .tt all \.i|nt.- _n rut-titcl the best W .\ ft-ld ou. , l-'it 1_1, ..t 7. sunday school and crests ofthe peovl0.andrec0K111¥'°d*»1\°“*f°"°°* Bfible plat-:sat %1o.SFpw;er;:c Tgvi¥%§°

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A Th° People - Bvpgum Seats provided for strangers.

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J . An Indppendenl. Journal, untrammelled and add Biblgizifass at 230 _ i /

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V Ndornliibglclsdition daily (except Slllidll-Yi Stewart atli andl Sunday School and Bible

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‘J Serrnigflwueiiglgllymliiltiigil-orir(rMdnd.&Thur.)P6F lgdalames-Pmyer Meeting at 10. Rev T U 41.50; in advance ....................... _.L25 F Fu|1e1-mn 3,1; 11 and 7, _Sunday School and

,zgeekly Edition (ThursdaYi P91' 795? class at 2.80.

1 31,25;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . ...1.w CHURCH 0, ENGuND_

" Branch offices

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0°” °1`°“3°°l"°d‘“ _ . rd.. ‘ St.rl’etel-la-lggiylscommunion at 8 and li

" 3“mm°"5id°° C‘“'“°° B°°km“`°"`D' K‘Cu Matins at 1015 Bible class and Children'

,J I.Il€ 3.l1]Ol]llf, Of thai Bwkswm G_ s_ Mutmrt 1 catechlsing 2.f~l). Evensong at 7. All

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seats

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swim wit ct las iced tl.~ pa-it iwe~ y- liour hours covers nic-it ot tue s ate ui ! Missouri river ard seems now t» havi- fallen in the Blank Hills region. Fr mi three to tive inches is reported on the leastern and southern' portion- of th~ Stale and these iigures are exceeded two to four inches in the central south. er distt ict. Tl legraph wires are down or working badly and communication

B wind is blowing from the north.

Living With Neck Broken.

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is diflicult. Bailroading is not inter- < rupied. The temperature is 80 degrees , above z ro, A forty-milean-hour,

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SATURDAY OCPOBER 3, mn i Rphgrlggnd ofyphrlst. Evening theme, T

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Searls East. Telephone omcei’RHS&i)r:)ian.AR0vU ti BU;`1;)'l‘- Re D A Steel D

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J account We sent. J.E.B.Moo1<sAlpX. _|JB sm as mmm ,Pl-aytg meg _[args da ,M21 d P wr,

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Bible Class at 2.3!) Strangers welcome and

/ provided with comfortable seats.

next year to some date in October.

Corner of Prince and Grafton stree

CHURCH OF CHRIST.

CHESTNUT STREET

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l, Dreyfus has been confined in an iron P ° H if ca Devil’s Island. The stor

Insurance

APPLY TO

F. W. HYNCUMAN.

Insured at lov rites. l

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The Halifax Chronicle wants to

know why the new winter steamer for

Louis”'l Doubtless it is owing to the modesty of the Minister of Marine.

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was an invention of some of his sym-

French government that the contra- diction should be as widely circulated as the false report.

A man was arrested the other day

Brooklyn for vagrancy. `_ Among the things found in his pockets was a thumb-worn picture of a woman. When asked who it was he answered:

‘ Oh that’s my old mother. I’v€`

carried that picture around with me for twenty five years and would not part with it for all I am worth. If I had followed the course she marked out for me I would be better olf tq- day.” There is a moral lurking round somewhere in the little incident.

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LI E The Hartford Courant rises to re-

INSURANCE.

latin insurance efteried on Horses, hills and Sleep, per Stealsilre

AGAINST ALL RISKS-

mark that “an Indian _war in l898 is a disgrace to civilization and to the United States. They don’t h`a.ve Indian wars in Canada.” This is true. and it serves to recall a story told by a gentlemen on his return from the Northwest some years ago, when Hon. David Laird was Indian Commissioner and Governor. “The Indians call him ‘Onh Voice,’ this gentleman said,”

llili Hills, cargoes ii Fnlgiis, listed; “because ho always wldvhemthv Same I bust "fum met story and kept his promises to them.”

One Voice is a good name and it is

expressive of the truth and justice

with which Canada has always treated

I her Indian wards.

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We have added to our establish- E mont an up-to-date FOUNDRY i with all the latest improvements. E Ouraim is tpdrlease our custom- ers andin o ertodoso wemust

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Glasgow, Oct. 10.--The death of

James B. Thompson has revealed the history of a strange character. While living ali his life in squalid penury,deny- ing himself every comfort, he spent vast sums annually to relieve the dis- *tress of others.

Mr. Thompson, though his will- dis- ses ot a fortune oi' $500,000 to ubiic

P0 P §_ charities, was always regarded as is

give ,hem Ummm equal many l poor man. He lived in a small house,

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in Jan a or U. S. We have therefore procured the very best American Sand and one of the best Moulders in the

provinces. Weave now ins s- ition to meet the long desggd needs of the public. Why not peti-onine home Indus-

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try and bring aiongeyour work. E

G ve us a trial and convinced what we say is true. Give us aeell and we Villen- deavor to please you.

cooked his own food and refused to

_admit any one into his house. The

will stipulates several legacies to pri- vate individuals ranging from 810.000 downward.

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i An Interesting Discovery. _

Ottawa. Oct, 21.-The ‘Geological

0 _ p H Survey has secured near St. Thomas,

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Bten.mN viggdogco' Wharf J f

Chiottetown P.sli.l. if-I

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ey’s Linimeni the odors Pain Cure

All-dealers Ilicls,

arnish and Charity

Varnish like Charity covers a multidude of sins,and it is a. sin against the purchaser,against the home, against business integrity, to at- tempt to conceal bad -workmanship and cheap material with the cloak of Varvish, The Charity that seeks to cover sin is less easily de- tected than poor furniture masked in varnish, gid the one is equally as detectable as the other

on can turn on the X Rays on our factory

made furniture. Our sales are increasing, a proof that our goods are as they ought to be, -

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Sunday Services at 7, 11, kent! at 7 p, m. Week n ht Services- onday, uesday

Thursday y and Saturday at 8 p m

the Island is not to be called the “Sir ' GWPEL mm_mG_

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in deference to public opinion Thanks ‘Class at 230 Y PS C E Prayer in

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‘J Sl1l'lIlySld8. U _giving Day will be brought forward W°d”°“d°y °v°°i"g°t 7'3"' _

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Prayer meeting on Chestnut street Sunday

at 4 o clock

GosPii:L Mmrrine.-Railway Men’s Meeting

in Wr~ight’s Hall. Sunday afternoon/at 1 o’c1ock. Strangers always welcome. Lesson,

fpathisers, and it is fairly due to the

Rheumatism - impure Blood -

N o Appetite

Hood ’ s Sarsaparilla

Great Medicine.

I am 44 years old and sm a lumberman

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have been exposed toall kinds of weath

different liniment but the failed

end s short time since

Settled ln My Back. I thorght 1 \\ oulcl work it 03, but it grew worse, and I was obliged to shut down my sawmill and stop work. My `blood was poor and I did not have any appetite. I could not sleep nights on account of the severe pains. I decided to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills. In ten days time 1 ren relief, and now, s few iiontns having elapsed, I am myself again and am

A Perfectly Well Ninn.

'I em attending to my business daily, and

all due to the benefit derived from Hood’s

of my family were' taken with the grip and also suffered at times with sick head aches. They resorted to Hood’s Sarsa .a

Waterville, Nova Scotia.

is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.

All drugglsts. $1; six for $5. only Hoody,

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A Perfect Cure Accomplished by

Whole- Family Made Weil by This

engaged in driving logs on the river. I

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and I was seized with rheumatism. I tried

B. y $0

cure me. Pains moved through my limbs

Sarsaparilla. My wife and other members 3 051- gwn - S » A

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LUMBERg:i°”s“li`?ii§ii"i°"3Ee ag 563301 P cards. ’

_ e r oats, 3 , cents, 4, cents and upwards

'lhese won t last 1 in

S Th°Y’l1 soon be oickgznp. our “md

Our Q cent Cedar Shingles are 3,

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§P8Clll line. 1-tb, man

' hundred and tvrentyvfflve centsy Tad”

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Only $1.38 for S l’len’s Fine Kid Fasninnabl _ Boots. _

Danbury, Conn.. Oct 20. Granville

Norris. a farmer. \hir.y-live yearsold, has been living live days with a broken

wi neck. He was brought here this star. ir noon from his homein Ridgebury for

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bl tter medical treatment. He fell from a load of wood. His physicians think that be cannot live long.

While he has perk ot control of h‘s

mental faculties and says that he feels as well as he ever did. his _ entire body below his neck is paralyzed, and he has lost the use oi -all hislimbs and some of his intl rnal organs.

A cagelike conlrivance has been ar-

ranged for h s head, and unless thp un- -expected happens he will be compelled to die inch by inch. - - ' '

BROKEN DOWN MAN.

_Stomach Rebellions-Digestion Gone

Wrong- Nerves Shattered--But South American Nervine Made a New Man' out of a Broken Down One.

When the”system is all run down nature

needs help to bring it back to a good healthy /normal condition. When in I springtime,summertime,autumn or winter. `Soutli American Nervine is a power in restoring wasted nerve force, in toning up the digestive organs; ' dispeliing the im- nurities from the blood which are account- able for so much disc ase aid suffering. H. f H. Darrock, of -Mount Forest, Ont., says he was all run down, weak, languid, had no appetite, nerves shattered; he" took South American Nervine. and to use his own words: ‘I am O. K. again; my ` ap- petite is big and hearty. l think itis the best medicine in the world to make a new man out of a broken down one.’ y Sold by’S W Donn and

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We have many articles of merit © _-worthy cf your attention. V

Ona own preparations rank

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lot otpcisesvaglow figures. p

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IS gp:;odon’t _ » S in 6 DEAR gulied orretusestoclné __ _ '~ p , I

Goods that attract -in soi».om\nisu

A visit to our store will con- vince you that our steck _is

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irst-class in quality,and' ' factory in price. ._ 4

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We feel like blowing hard

about this line, using all the big adjectives we know of. It’s a dandy, it’s a daisy, it’s a lamb. Sees it- inthe window this week at

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Made from nice, soft kid, on the fashionable coin toe last, and finished with brass eye lits and hooks in the latest styles. ' Never before were Meri’s line Shoes sold so cheap. ~

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_ Is alsoa feature of our

_ White Wool Blankets,

l`lonc__ton~

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The best gloves-for Fall well'

Button Suede Glove at 401. per

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New Cloth for

it-hings always on hand. _

' 'ARC _ Burn it in a lamp

buvlonly ‘fAl'c Light."

All the latest stylrs novelties

and[Ne\\ York. and prices as low

pretty designs that appeal to the

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Bldlill i

A magnihcent selection of all

fashionable effects ini Black Drew

Our variety ot materials is so

we - can suit. any taste at

.E any purse. ..

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_ White BlanK¢I"Sh¢¢ts. Grey

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-Af large assortment. of Bed Coverings, extra value at 85a, $1 55,,

We -have opened alinel line of

Suitings. Overcoatings and Trousenng. W ‘ ` ' Call now and getlirst choice--ii. full W

of any on

Be unprejudiced in your Judgment

and Eye Glasses.

Store,

Mini wail-in ll an in “'-'-E' °°- if-2. v/.TAY

To meet ghsddenptnd of those, cheaper ` e o spectacles ported one lot in Nickel Plated will sell them ,at 5013.75!! and _ A few of the old stock of Spectacles, usual] sold at

a pair, yours for gl oo a pair

- Fine Gold and Gold filled frame

Telescopes, Opera Glasses