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The Furniture Business as Paton Carries It On Isa Modern Revelation,
When a business house works itself into public favor through the medium of reliable merchandise, true values, small profits and liberal
treatment, it is hard to keep the people away from it and equally hard to prevent it from .making new friends. Steady, healthy, growth is sible
only_ by the continuation_o such principles, and in such a way has Paton_'s reached the top round in the l dd f ' l . Ni)/B
_ a er o commercia prosperity e sell
precisely what we advertise at the price described-misrepresentation is an oiience no employe dares commit, and shoddy goods are not talented under
any circumstances. '
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Annie M. Allen, which went
will be a total wreck. `
the rocks all day
was badly stove. Ber m
and house wane sprung and in a
days but little will be left oi her hull-
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STRAL1 D HIS BACK.
Kidney Troubles Resulted-Dodd'e Kid-
ney Pills Cured Them.
Muanav Harmon Soura, P. E. I.,
Oct. 17.-(Speclal.)-Hurt through strain
ing his back whil liitlng, Mr. William
Shu-am, general mzkeepcr here, got so
weak he could lrardiy hold up, To-day he
xelolces lngood , arid he has no
hesitation in say ng “Dodd's Kidney Pills
cured me."
“I strained my back while Iting,” Mr.
Sharam says, “und it brought on Urinary
and Kidney Trouble. l got so weak I al- \ ` A
most tainted. After using tcn boxes of x `
Dodds Kidney Pills I can sleep in pence,      \  Q
and ury old troulile has vrri\is.lit-rl." CBARLOTTETOWN' P_ E ,_ rl 
Urinary troubles ure clruseil by had kid- I  \\`\
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, good deal on getting full
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afford to let an animal get
in tliat "run down” condi-
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eat is not digested. Give
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regularly and it will save
enough in feed to pay for
the condition several times
Over. This preparation
aids digestion and an ani-
mal to which it is given
:rssimiirrtes every bit of
nivtrinrent in what it
cats.
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One effect of Mr. Blair`s resignation and
qnrammfir ~ri-.arnemem 'rir-~¢¢-~.nn\i|p the
Grand Trunk Paeiiic sontract moré- tlrrrn
ever the central feature oi' the cam algn.
The time being now so short befor the
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day of polling we mny expec the broadc oth, simply 'rimmed wit s raps o grey sa rn an sma pear in ons re
big railway .cheme to hold the Cen hloused bodice under the jacket is of soft white lace. The hat is of green iolvirb
the stage ml the political imnle |s(deci_ trimmed with gray tips and rr white chiffon scarf and chou.
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Here is a smart aftemoon driving and calling costume of pale gray iight-weigh t
ded. This being the case it is oi interest.
of public opinion toward that lm drtant 1
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as St John was Mr Blair`s constituency
at the time when he broke away.fronrhis Y ` Making such allowances' the editor
colleagues and denounced the railway ‘
to note as far as may be done the atqitude vanmge Dt being 0" "e°°"d §°l"'ie as M“yi __ _ __
p » - The London Spectator rctirrrrs to
measumm And H0 fur as me E tem second llnetoduplrrute the Intcrcolonrul the question of L0ndon_s churCh_
Provinces are concerned it is safe t say between Moncmn 'md Quebec' It Wm be ` going, and upon a careful study ui
that the project, ‘Houses very ,ble seen that so far as the press of St. John , tha late church census comes to the
enthuqimm amongits Supporters in any gives voice L0 the pubric Opinion of me same conclusion that nearly one-hull
I M., V I I , I _ t the persons able to attend service
one of the three Provrncci. A possible [mv “ce ls °‘e'w “immny "g"""s on the Sundays when the count wus
exception may be made of Moncton the big railway scheme. And throughout taken were actually present. The
’ y - ~ ~ population ol' London and its su-
which as the cas tem terminus of the the wld er he rl of the Dcrrrinion it rs to be 4 _
road will be in ir position to profit by its ` ph ‘ "'l"`°ss’ W 'C were in the pews upon the Sundiiy
comtructlon i00k8 f0Y Sl1DD0rt to the general public sclccted for the census, 1,524,025
On the other hand t.he0ppositionat'tnck V V I ` D' Y v tion bC]i¢,.Cd M, ,,U,.,,d (wich. 0,,
,S vigorous nndlconndeumud Seems to be the railway sv ionic of the Go\ emnrcnt Sunday' it is ,,S,,,,m,_c,| ,hm ,hc “_
mkingndeep" hold “pon the public with favor. We concluile from this that tual ntteniliincc was ],135i.l_/1333 in-
-, -_ ti1vicluuls_ ’l`lii  littli l»ss th
m,nd_ Sam, John,” the political ,md the. Lauriir Government, which could one in fmm Sui” :S Th; H” mmtw;
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intcllcctiral centre oi New Brunswick ea‘Suy_haw earned me wmmy wmmut S-WS. i-h'~'1`0 H0VUl' iS H- UIH0 @1100
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There are good masons for thm’ _fhmsmuzh harder fight on account of its adoption., _ , ,
9030.5-'stronaly opposed to building a Londonw Church Gvllll
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med that um mde xnle I h, h burbs rs given as 6,2 0,.)-36 lhcrt,
Part from Dnrtisnnshi does not rlew Pcrsons Counting UW- U10 l“`0P0"*
service, because of childhood, old
nge, sickness or defective senses.
ERVE WRACKED AND INSOM works out the problem and reduces
if E. i. niiiwil
agreement. Moreover St. Johii, which
was side-tracked when the Intcrcolniiial
was built, feels that the wrong has been
repeatccl in the location of the 'I‘ranscont~
~ ~` ll D P I1
flhedarly newspapers of the Pro
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it to its lowest tcrrrrs thus: "Four
NIUU5 hundred and seventy-four persons at-
tended out oi each possible thou-
sand."
The Interior remarks that. if any
minister should count his “habitual
attendants" by running over his
list oi pastoral visitations, and then
count the actual attendance upon any
rrticular da he wil find h
Everything goes wrong, head feels
heavy and dull,rnind is illlcd with strange
foreboding:-i, atorrra his out of kiltcr_ You
need ngooil tonic like Fcrrozonc to bvin
a~'k your ost rréppctite and digestioir, and
cause the bioo of all impurities. Fer~
rozorr is d rful ‘ '
cl
e . a won e invigorunt and
strcngtliener tliut will banish gloomy
I 0 ' . cc
° r.ieep'uebifA'h¢<i'iE*sr :immi-tr1'¢'¢sppof5:irs d
elpression and quickly restore you to
the measure have the irrlvuntrrgc ofthe i;,_~,(|y_ obhinv 5,., so good for me ,,ick_
pi ‘ y, 1 that t ere
are never more than two-thirds oi
icirltllby, viaorous conf ition of nrirrd and
ir ny “regular” church-goers in the
eary and dehilitaterl its Farrozone. Price
o0c per box, at druggists or Poison 8: Co.,
pews at any sclcctcd service. In
other words, thc people 'in church
on
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women are denied the happiness of
childrenthrough cierangement of the genera-
tive organs. Mrs. Beyer advises women to use
Lydia E. Pinkiiam’s Vegetable Compound.
“Dam Mas. Prmriuu:-I suffered with stomach complaint for
years. I got so bad that I could not carry my children but tive months,
then would have a miscarriage. The last time I became pregnant, my
husband get me to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
After tnhng the first bottle I was relieved of the siclmess of stomach,
andbegan to feel better in every way. I continued its use and was
enabled to carry my baby to maturity. I now have a nice baby girl,
and can work better than I ever could before. I am like a new wo-
man.”-Mns. F`a.s.Nx Barrra, 22 S. Second St., Meriden, Conn.
Another case which proves that no other medicine
 in the world accomplishes the same results as
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
“DnmMns. Prmmiur:--Iwasmarried
for five years and gave birth to two pre-
mature children. After that I took
Lydia E. Pink]:ram’s Vegetable Oom-
sound, and it olianged me from a weak,
nesvous woman to a strong, happy and
healing' ‘rife within seven months. With-
in two ysps a lovely little g`rl was born,
who is the -prldeiand joy of my household.
Ifevery woman whoiseured feels as
grateful and happy as I do, you must
have a host of friends, for every day I
bless you for the light, health and happi-
ness Lydia E. Pinkharn’s Vegetable
Compound has brought to my home. Sincerely yours, Mas. Mu
P. Wxumzr, Flat 31, The Norman, Milwaukee, Wis.”
1 ' Actual sterllityin woman is very rare. If any woman thinks
she is sterile let her write to Mrs. Plnkham at Lynn, Mass., whose
advice il (lvel hoo to all Wouldrbo and expectant mothers.
F0* 1' if wl forthwith Isaacs tina originlnlnletten and signatures 0|
$5000 -°°'- me °'-‘num-' "1‘°'°'.:,’§.. s?'.2.:':..=::. mira... .,.., .....
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It may be obsene that of five daily
Amr/r0N's Msrvnnsieu r=ir.r.s crfrin Corv-
:rny one Srrnday are by no means all
be complied with
i011 ,,
addressed to :he '
th i ii
,f;'f,,“,,,f.. 21,5 h: and arguments. Kingston.
ding Wednesday,
construction of I
Freight Shed at
widest possible publicity for their views fy
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newspapers published in St John four are
 the people in the city who common-
MIPATIUN lv go to church, not by at least 5
___ _ ' Men's Fall Hats
quarely opposed to the great railway pro PGP Wilt-
Keuirguzlpn 1;.  accordiing ti; Dian and ' i ' ' -
spec ca ons e :een att eStal on ante7'B 5
. <» , - , ._ R SS I 2 00 2 50
Sharif-nigiie<i;:rgb‘i£;{l;§t(;io-vifnfh;hgtitioiiziihl _ieet and incidentally tothe Laurier Gov MADL 75 Milfs AN HOUR. "` ' "‘ " T E $3 6%  s ' ’
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\eNrlHli!;|;bn<litNon.s’di the specihcatlons must 0l'Hll\'31'li» The” are The TeieKmDi1 Bild --- 5 1° pm" w ,Qu mu, Best En lisll Make
G A SHARP
Superintendent
Railway Office, Ch‘town, P. E. I
Ont: lier 14th |904
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Tire bun, the only morning papers. and ltuwnol' ,lrEx.’0uwber1§__A special  .nd ‘2;,m¢?*m,,,,_,.° fx-,:°hm"“,,,h HAWES3  sale exceed that of any
i`hc Times and The Star, c\cnlng pupers mmm c,,n,,,,,_,L,,,g of ml englnc ,md one  $ . _ .
ll"-i'\i§\ii&vllu.
The evening Globe alone supports the coach arrived today from Saliillo carrying ilhotmnfl Yo it. B€St Al1l¢\'1CBU Make
_ ‘ » ' mm nmlggi W other in the Lower Pro-
sehcme, nad it is under the great disad B~ L~ C00lJ"f~ Ui New York "lilli0“ai"*` W @nmnmNr;:y tih ¥gueanusert°$ Doult ‘Buy a Hat ! i
the bedside of his son, who is dangerously =‘\i\3`°Tl1;‘rl.ng?E>=l¢k lf:%tAU_rl:0& éll.¢.!3_b0X.l|l Until YOU SEB i.l'lES€ V"\C°9»
:ann-:annum-racsnanazsn -5' ~ * N K F -~ `i""-° - ---f
. THE D
Comes to everyone who buys poor F URNITURE-~
(and the market is ilooded with poor furniture)-
very few buy poor FURNITURE (KNOWINGLY.
Many buy poor FURNITURE) UNKNOWINGLY
ALL WHO BUY HERE buy the BEST, be-
cause we only STOCK the BEST, because we
KNOW the BEST, and remember the best costs you
no more here than the poorer kind will cost you else-
right
li
rnentalroad And asa lar e ro o io
lil here. An nverage of ro irrllcs an hniu ' ‘ annum Weeks &C0 ’ Sole Agents
I I .,
was nriiintnineri during the run of 244 Dr; chase B  . chciceat growth of India'
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J0iiN DAIS
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l07PultonMn`rker
to Newlgrk,
Wholesale Commission
Fish Dealer. ‘
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Bass. Smells and Eplsa Specially.
' All correspondence promptly answered.
Stencils aen! on appliral on.
S. il. WILEY it SUNS,
Boston, Mass, Transfer Agents.
References. Colonial Tun! Co. "lame 1,
Bank ol Bronklfn" or any Wholesale Pali
House in the Un tad Btates. ‘
lo-rz dw 4m pd A
H.M. llllGEllS &ilu.,
No. ll ‘ Fulton Wholesale
Fish Market, New York,
Wholesale Commission' Deal-
ers ln, and Shippers of
All Kinds of
lirrl Fish
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CHESElllill lllillillEllS,
Wholesale Commission Deal-
~ ers and Shippers.
FRESH FISH,
Smelts. Eels. Lobsters and
” Frogs are Specialties.
1 Fulton Fish Market, New York
Consignments Solicited.
rc-n tu aw 4m pd
GEO. T. M_(l0N
[Successor to Moon* & Lanpheiin]
Wholesale Commission
Dealer in and shipper of all
kinds of
Fresh Fish, lobsters, &e.
Canadian Smells and
Eels a Specialty.
2 Fulton Wholesale Fish Mar-
ket, New YORK. _-
Established 5o years.
_Careful personal attention
given to all Consignments.
ro-ra lu wgm pd
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sofas, $8.00 kind reduced to $5.00.
, Bedroom Suites the $15.00 kind for $10.00.
ankets, 2 Feather Pillows worth $r3.oo for $ .oo.
y other; they are the only ones guaranteed. V
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' ‘if ~ .iv "-'ii ifill'  15'# '* ‘ ’ '~"»"~ l- IA 2%.'  " ' x '
‘""liFli‘§.iiJnmrs virion &  cu.
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This month, we will offer a few leaders that will give you a fair idea of what we
are doing in furniture ~
Sideboards, $13.00 kind for $9.00. ’
Also 15 Parlor Suites of 5 pieces, sold elsewhere for $30.00 our price $zo.oo.
Also one Banner offer of an Iron Bed, Spring Mattress, top Mattress, one pair
See our Comfort Mattress for $5.00, soiii all over Canada at $6.50'-Headquarters
for the,Genuine Wire HERCULES Springs. Ask for number 19 and gr and dou’t take