U.S.1Navy Needs a Deficiency?
Appropriation.
la is probable the Navy deli. r m~i 
will be forced to ask for large tiltin-
oncy appropriations during the next
session of Congress. Already, with the
fiscal, year but one-font-in exhausted, i
the funds are woefully deg.-leitd,so much
so that in some of the hurt-aus there is
scant means for carrying on tue regular
work at navy yards and stations. Ui.-
der the head of construction andtepair. l
for which Congress allotted $3,000,000,
the bureau has already expended $1,-
442,614. leaving a balance to entry the
bureau through the nine months re-
maining ot 81 557,326. An inquiry is
now being made to ascertiin which ves-
sels should be repaired first and which
ships may without loss to the govern-
ment await the deficiency appropriation.
The present indications are that about
810,000,009 will be asked for to help
on the various naval prejetts.
There is a misunderstanding in most
quarters in regard to the action of Sec-
retary Long in limiting the repair work
on ships of war. This does not mean
a reduction of force ner a cutting down
in the expenditures at yards and sta-
tions. '].`he plan is to arrange the work
so that with available funds the import-
ant proiects shall be carried out first,
leaving the yachts aad unimportant
ships for the dehciency apprcpriations.
The regular amount will be expsr ded
this yell' and here will be no attempt
to eeonomin so long as the iunds last.
-Chicago Tribune.
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5 Linilent `llte Modern Pain Cure
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. HUTEL ARRIVALS '
li. ~
~ Queen norel..
Friday Nov-. 3.-Catherine McDonald,
Montague; James McDonald, St.
Peter‘s Bay.
HOTEL DAVIES.
Friday Nov. 3.-C.G.Stanfield,Halifax;
Miss McDonald, Horace H. Beer,
' Snmmerside.
RBVERE HOTEL.
Friday, Nov. 3.-Thos.Bat:ys, Wallace,
,_ N. S.; G. Buote, Tignish.; A. H. Mc-
Leunen, Indian River; Dr. Douglas,
_ Hunter River; D. S. McQuarrie,
Crapaud; Wm. Clarke. Orwell; J.B.
' Rsckliff. Newport, Me.; J. J._ Mc-
; Leod, Crapaud; Chas. Clements.
Woodstock, Ont.; A. H. Irwin Mou-
! treal; S. Murphy, Chatham, Ont.
  \Voman’s
, Weakness
' A woma.n’s reproductive
organs are in the most in-
tense and continuous sym~
gathy with her kidneys.
he slightest disorder in the
kidneys brings about at
corresponding disease in
the reproductive organs.
Dodd’s Kidnedy Pills, by re-
storing the ki neys to their
i perfect condition, prevent
t and cure those fearful dis-
orders peculiar to women.
y Pale young girls, wom-out
K mothers, suffering wives
' and women entering upon
the Chandge of Life, your
best frien in
Dodd’s v
- Kidney
Pills
°‘Yes, my loot caught as I jumped
from the car, and I made a Santo Dom
ingo."
"What’s that?"
“A revolution.”
mm-i
A CARD,
We, the undersigned do hereby
agree to refund the mone on a
twenty-five cent bottle of Dyr. Wills’
English Pills, if, after using three-
fourths of contents of bottle, they do
not relieve Constipation and Head-
ache. We also warrant that four
bottles will permanently cure the most
obstinate case of Constipation. Sai-
tisfaction or no pay when Wills’
English Pills are used.
Johnson & Johnson, Druggists,
Charlottetown, P, E, I,
Geo. E. Hughes, Druggist, Char.
lottehown P. E. I.
L. W. WBCBOD, Drug ° b, Quegg
8t.hEdh;rlot§town, P.E.I§m
in ros., Druggists, Queen
Qqvre. Charlottetown P. E. I.
If
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Junction and Kimiierley.
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TH E TRANSVAAL WAR.
H~l)l‘}~] 'l`Ol\'.\' BRIDGE O\'ER.THE ORANGE RIVER GN THE CAPE ~
j ` COLONY BORDER.-' lllu strated London News’
Hope 'l`o~.~:n bridge, over the Orange river, is reported to have been blownup
bv the Eritilh. Hope Town is situated midway on the railway between De Am-
PEOPLE OP C. BREl0N.‘
Continued From the Fourth Page.
preparing and selecting at least equal
samples could be sent from Caps Bre-
ton. It is time that our people WORN
wakou _up and show to the rest of the
province what can be produced. _ 
Island walks away with their prizes in
cattle. sheep, etc.. while Cape Breton
shows no signs of energy Sufi P"°3'1`°_s5'
Samples of griin are easily carried p
and do not suffer from long carriagev
and the same; can be said of_ fish
samples. Where were the barrels of
salmon, mackerel.herring and alewives,
the boxes ot' codiish. hake and pollock ,
that should have been sent for prizes?
Surely there is a lack oi interest and
well directed ambition among our farm-
ers and fishermen that requires _to be
stirred up. The Frenchmen still use
the goad to drive the oxen and some 1n-
iluence is wanted to move 0111' P°°_Pl°
along and make it known alan exhib_i- y
tion that good things are produced in
Cape Breton, and shew what it can
produce by land und sea. It is more
than doubtful if yearly exhibitions can
be cairied on successfully and it one
would be held in New Brunswick one
year and another year one in P. E.
Island then the third year in Nova
Scotia, then the ccmbined efforts of a. lp
the provinces would make it a success.
bu. really there is too much _sameness
in annual exhibitions to call the number
oi visitors together to make it a. linan-
cial success. ’l'l\e fish prizes .this year
were mean in the amount to be awarded
and most stupidly arranged but this
. will be corrected before another exhi-
bition takes place. Then let fishermen
preplre their fish to show the rest of
'the province what fish can be pro-
duced aud cured in Cape Breton.
Should I ever get time, I would like to
write one letter in the interest of Cape
Breton fishermen. -
o s sa s
Cumlort Headache cure.
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He Got There.
Halifax Nov. 3.-Harry Harding. th
d
‘plucky young Guyeboro volunteer, wh
successful in gatni g his point He ha
some ditliculty in securing the assent
the authorities, as it was past th
Captain Stairs and Lieutenant Oland
he succeeded in getting enlistment a
and joined tue ranks of Company H. a
a victor over circumstances, and the
happiest man on board.
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Tl'lB KEELEY CURB
for Alcohol Morphine, Tobacco and Cigar
ettes eoto Portland. Maine. Keeley Institute
Reference: R. C. Gow, L Wonrnv., Wm,
Turtxmxgv P. P. Ancrrrnann., ALEXANDEB
Hosni: . B. Ronnrrrsox Sruois W. Cnsnnn,
Mi-s.A. I. J orrsson Mns.R. J. CAMPBELL
The ordinary folding lan was in
vented in the seventh century by the
Japanese artist, who derived the idea
ll om watching a bat closing its wings
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‘GRASP ALL AND LOSE ALL.”
Manv people are so intent on "grasp
ing all” that that they loose strength of
nerves. appetite, digestion, health. For-
tunately, howeucr. these may be restor-
ed by taking Hood Ssrsaparilla, which
has put many aj business man on the
road to cuccessby giving him good di-
brain. It does the same thing forwea
and tired women.
Hood’s Pills cureisiok headaches, indi
gestion.
Mona Dress trts. Under Skirts.
Blouses, T. J. Harris, London House.
8 3i .
Save money by buying your white-
J goods at Paton & Co‘s today. 4. lip
DR. GIUTIIIER
EIIBURSES
'nts easement that °
3l'.“&’3S ‘I"2‘f. llll. Gl||SE'$
Kidney Liver Pllls
Dr.  T. A. Gauthier, of Valleyfield, Que.,
writes: "I, the undersigned, certify that the
contents of this letter, in regard to t e cure of
Mr. lsadore Major, by the use oi‘Dr. Chases
Kidney-Liver Pills, is correct."
Here is Mr. Major's letter: "After 2o_yeara
of suliering from hackache and kidney disease
I owe my life to Dr. A. W. Chase. I had
tried an endless variety of remedies to no avail,
and on the recommendation of a. friend began
the use of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver 
Two pills that night and two next morning
gaye great relief, and I continued their me
until now I am completely cured. My friends
are surprised and pleased to see me well again,
for I spent hundreds of _dollars in vain trying
to get cured. Before uang Dr. Chase s Kid-
ney-Liver Pills my back ached_so I could not
put on my shoes and cou1dn’t lift 20 lbs. My
shoulders were sore, I had headachesanda. bad
taste in the mouth. These troubles are now
entirely one and what I sat; I am ready to
rove. Phave told my frien of my wonder-
ful cure, and many havebeen greatly beuelited
by using thesepills." ~
Dr. Cha_se's idney-Liver Pillsarethegreab
est kidney cure the world has ever known.
One pills dess,aic.aboxat all desks, I
ldnuuen, Bail Cot, Tmmso. .

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BUSINESS LOCALS.
ABE you thinking of buying a Piano P
read Miller Bros. ad Page 7 - 4 li
12 Bargain counters full of A I snaps
at Paton & Co’s. - < 4 li.
M1-:N's woolen underwear and ready
_made clothing also -10 fur Collars at
95c. Jas. Paton & Co. 4 1i.
robes at Paton & Co’s. ' 4 li
Co’s
followed the contingent to Quebec, w s ' ‘ ' d’ Y ll 0’l, the greatest Croup
ings, all sizes, all prices a. ga' .ii .° fa" r‘1d_ P. 25c_
f Paon & Co's. » 7 tt pm cm” °w° me
I 8 - Politeuoss is good natured regulated
eleventh hour.but with the assistance ot A DIRECT from the Old Land--Pretty g°°d sense' '
plaid rugs for making golf capes; also :Smk Headache, however a,-i oyin _
new dress goods, walking hats. Have distressing, is positively cured bs
short time before the steamer sailed, you seen the new tam crown ladies’ Liver Pills. They are easy to take and
swede hat-It’s a seller. Another “°V°1' 359°-
shipment of rea_d_v to wear black skirts.
:Also keep in mind our special drive in p ,hem are?
men’s underwear at Q off.-Jas. Paton __ I '
& Cm 30 dm W 2i_ He From the way they taste _think
._
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GREAT snaps ini Flannellett night,
THE euanntaucusrtnorrnrowtt, P ii 1, Novnununk 4 tees
7.oo lm     
GRE T S
DTS  S  
Weir
We»have decided closing out our 
- 3 dcpartmeuhaud devoting our 
 Dry Goods and Ready  l'ladc""
Ladies’ strong boots 25p
Children’s strong boots f 25
Men’s and Boys’ boots .  
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ll liotsat
As the price of boots and shoes’ is
this sale will give your an 
our wants at Big,.Bargains,, f ' it    P
iii.
SLUMBER Robes at 65c at Paton & g ' , _ _ 5 _ .
. 4 li 3-_ _ ` ' 2 ` A , lil:-3 " 1;
YIQPT.
5
4 
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P15) .
Steins e
 'e. 

 Seven thousand dollars worth Bootsand
~ prices that will make at quick clearance
Ladies’ line _boots,button and placed _ 33
Children’s fine boots . I  1
She I wonder what kind of clams
they must be little rubber necks
Those wishingtobe cured of the cravi ns ` ROy&l Oak S03, _ Ill l€a.dS Iil\lrd’a Linlmeltf Cures Burnt aio.
P .
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Tgat S :'11 _' d 12 tf Bacon--An opera bat, you know, is
1:1: t e in ucement Gay offers one which can be shut up
on Celery for winter keeping in another E b _I - h fm .burn’s Sterling Headache Powders N
column of this paper. oct24 lf X Hong $21.6 b,§1lts0:;§;E;;1an? opera' Pa°_ldePressing after-eEsct. °   Bunn’ Elm' “eq uc.
` ’ All g‘00dg
SCC 011|' St0Ck Of jaCk€t5 Miss Bessie Nason, clover Hill, ,N, B, 5 `  E attention. gtlgiiglxugrxizg
. “I d , ‘ - ‘ QUOSBUDIIS fHl'lIi|lh0d@
and Fur Lined Capes. 1 if in.. ..s;ili.i°;f:“:r;:...’l;';; ‘exif .f:;°°..:i;1,"l°;°'s°:.2!'.°.'t'::.§i°t‘ "°°‘~~ f
1 Il itters ‘l ° 0 no sv H if
O  k overcoat a stipation before I had finished the third Apply is u¢¢m¢1|y'a,nd gap, it intemau' a ° ` x ' i=l°=i “LN”
. . '°°‘~ aecordiooi toc' r on y I  A:
$10 00 ts sure to win. -las Amd 0 ma imnog sein  isigoffhiggihy 5
_ _ ‘ p p rity; it has man suares . - P Y' H h
_ Psion ss co. 7. ,nd ,,,, ,ed ,mm Y ...g ....... _ U2' 95 REM
AMQNG the stock 'bought by Jas Hse‘yard’s Yellow Oil is prompt to relieve  "M°°°Y till!!-” 'WGHES' cone" linune
pawn are about 50 comforts in Sateen and sure to cure coughs. colds, sore throat, "Wen, With me it has always stuttel el d. F" 
\ , . . "es nu.,
'Grand for these cold nights,suitable for i,>:;l;;;;émech°“’ hoameness' qumsy° etc' .il\lI'l'8 Lilllllehllof ills I ll Pd°°”5wg°°°i|`-'E 0
single or double beds. Prices $2.25 to - 'nn' 'N' "UWB, cn
4.50. See them Scorch and English linai-d’s Linintsat lelievss llsuralgia. ‘ Weary Watkins~Bnt wouldn't you li lr °B“,.,,@ I
Ilsinkets worth 2 pairs of Canadian A » 1' . tosee prosperity comin- on so atm ‘ allocate.
gestion. strong nerves and a cies; l grips at less money- Jas. Paton & Cu. whoieaiglggeggfsafe is wmh tha* ;yt;y1;vorkin’man»would have a fltill 00008 MIEUIATISI ` CUBE
° _ f - .1 ~ f I ’
tt rs V . . ’ _
° sd
SPLENDID $1. lined gloves all size It’- I tto tak th "
(men’s) for 75c at Paton & Co’s. 4 ll   so "sm ° g
T Cure A ll adaclie ln T n llnul U e 85 ladies’ 'jackets at halfprice, last / . ` _*_ ' .
Q year’s goods but just as fashionable ss cu1Sti::;;;[1:'1g1"l£'§;'i';‘;t° tens me he 'S
~ 7 o 1
this years Jas. Paton& Co. 411. He__Y6s: I saw him imgmng it,
our Rea dY_tQ.Wea Cos_ early this morning.
tutnes are worth seeitig - Jas. 
°lP8ll0I1 & C0 I U ff Isone of th: most dangerous and fatal
° f d' . A ` th h ts to save .
came to Halifax too late to enlist, but BOYJS St1‘0I1g  St0Cl{- hi;-eziiiiiad sholillduiibt hbsltsgewtbn use Hag- hum,” Rh°“m“”¢ PM*
I
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man , '
Iinartfs Llaimssl lrsrsslbahdrsll.
V6\!'B.
mer’s new house.”
new wife.” _
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- P V t children cry
for it~ but it’s death to worms of all kinds. `
Dr. Low’s_ Worm Syrup. Price  All
dealers. _
If you starve your cow your pocket-
ib00k “fill be S'a|ved.
Mr. H. “A/ilainson, Stratford, 0|", ,uygg
= It afordf me mm-h pleasure to s&y that I
experienced great relief from Muscular
Rheumatiem by ul-ing two boxes of Mil-
Iftwo men engage in a controversy
and ask you to settle ii ; one of (ham is
bound to Jaw you instead of the other
Dangerous Dysentry.
Can be checked and the irritated and in
amed oy wel healed and soothed by Dr
Fowlets Extract of Wild Strawberry-the
Standard Diarrhoea remedy for over 40.5
"There isn’t enough paint on Brim-
‘ 'Well, there’s too much on Brimmer’s
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lnstant.Reltef guaranteed by using Mil-I
_350 ladies’ Felt'
newest in Amer
Paton 8: Co’s.
_ sstofdsyhrs'
see J as. Paton &
Stock of fancy
full Shown on our
Saturday, `
Boy’s_ Reefers
P"-f~"~\ & Co’s
E1-5, 1;
Vl~ S~ ilcmmn-
FRUIT Allll
Iialifax.
We handle
__ ' »   ...n_ Q _ gglltiveounnorm
= wi mo .iii Wi... "~‘°"‘”g *he .Nea i their  :..“.':.:‘:. ‘$3.523 ....... '.S“...'.°:.'§“;’°.....
indebted to W. -D. McKay tlilitigleegf thlehtgozsergitopegigig; to _ex in Where I couldrvg git at it. » g§ &g?’MTION»
either by bogk dgbtg’ » notes ate these pests ot childhood is Dr. Low’s r ` Fortheloaalngfiah
- W rm B . It ' lease _ ' U '
of hand or Judgments, to a1§ayse{f;§§m,_ ;3ril;e.25;=t totsko me . Look out for our offer on °‘“°""‘
_make immediate payment . ` _ Jackets tomorrow at Paton 
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