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Constipation cured by Dr. Chaser
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From Bath. CHL- °°m°5 the pamméh. ',
I remarkable cure effected bl' D‘_". asc
exin at all times to further the best in
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have been established at the following places,
where subscriptioiismay be paid. NEWS fufllf
lshed, advertising. iob work and other busi
. » Gai diner W2-1 1
Kidney-Liver Plus- _ Mr' lo-S' = ' n-
fo-1, fopty years the victim of ind.gestio§,)t;<i>ng y
ess transe.cted:-
gunimerside, Currie's Bookstore-D. K. Curric
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G diner wri¢¢S= ‘ » rs. B. vt CRi<:sn\', J, P. HOOD.
Ei' I have been troubled for over f0\'1Y Years l L C Editor.  Business Manager
'im indigegtion and constipation, “gold gg
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f°\' “V0 Week? at a -mme' 1? t  Itiient
be taken with vwlerltin iaqd wasllinallv ad-
dollars and dollars ilpaxis .laid-ney_Liver -Pius
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1 1' no
um, gave me permanent _re.iei. 1 W0
"Lhout them for anything
hem - - 1* .Pills one pilll
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Tl‘lE VOLUNTEERS INSURED.
‘ The Canadian Contingent will go
to the war in South Africa. under
conditions more favorable than any
§1ike body ever b-‘fore entered upon
'active service. Many of them are
§members of fraternal benefit societies,
lor policy holders iii insurance cnm
'panies which have waived the cX'ra
premiums that might have been ex-
'_ac-ted and carry these very hazardous
‘frisks at ordinary rates. In the case
of the men from New Brunswick, the
people of that Province have generous-
ly undertaken to pay each man in the
ranks fifty cents per day in addition
to their regular pay as soldiers of the
W  .',,.-.,gg¢¢ Queen’s army. Others nave been
Om °° made the recipients of public or pri-
vate benefactions of various kinds.
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 a  To all these unusually favorable
-a
O
conditions has been added another
 ‘ -_ unprecedented act of generosity by
Of gratitude, to the -
ventor of' the sewin
machine.
Few inventions save as
much time and energyg
Yearly improvements
have been ma_de`from the
beginning-The
1’c'l'il'i‘E<
_Lia-ls all Of the other-5
this respect-Late-t
to-date improv.-rnmts.
Don’t buy a machine u -
til you sceour “Raymond
ILLER BRO
Queen St
Connolly’s Building
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EXEGUTORS1 SALE.
Household Furnllm. Carpenters’ Tools,
ull lllier Effects '
BY AUCTION.
oonclololeelolssppolg. olclolciouolco
oocoouoscn some o 3 onuonouounoo
.. 3  
U-lu
5”.  s E »  -Q =
chuulzuluo uouonuzlopoouoaoibnololo
nn... .denounces no oouoeononunona
Sgwrbich the-entire contingent of 1,000
men arecovered by ,an accident in-
surance of, $1,000 each, amonnting to
one million lollns in all( _If 'one of
our brave Canadian volunteers is kil-
led in battle, or dies within thirty
seysafeg rising _massed in tstue,
,his familfvitill rpcoivo? one thousand
dollars. If not killed, but suEeriug
the loss of both hands, both feet or
both eyes, the thousand dollars will
be paid to himself; or if he loses one
eye, one hand or one foot. five hun-
dred dollars will be paid* toiliim.
This scheme cf insurance for men
V119 80 fgrth to Hghtthe battles of
the country, is, iwe‘ ' believe unex-
ampled. It is certainly a most gener-
ous and patriotic action. It is the
act of one man, whose name has
*not yet been given to  pub-
rlie,'b'nt whose modesty V seems to
be equal to his generosity. Whoever
he may be the Great Unknown is a
friend of Sir Charles _Tupper’s, and
 has chosen him as the agent for
carrying out outthis princely bene-
faction . bir Charles Tupper in a
letter to Wilfrid Laurier dated
23rd October advising the Premier
of what was being dong, ststes that
he “has personally arranged, on behalf
of a friend,for this insurance up to the
amount of a million dollars.” f
Apart from the generosity of the
notion no shrewder political move
could have been made by the leader of
8 great party at this juncture than to
1 \\11iBl¢1’\1°i»9d by the EX°¢U*0l'l Of identify himself with this i-eat
the estate ofthe late John Whear, de-
ceased. to sell by Public Auction, on
8
movement as its active agent.
THURSDAY/ next, the the 2nd day of T Si' Charles Tupper is “"d°“bl"°d1Y
November, st the hour of eleven o’clock
forenoon, at his late residence, Kent St.
East.
All the household furniture and ef-
fects, comprising parlor. sitting and
dining room, hall, bedroom and kitchen
fumiture and other effects.
Also, a full line of carpenters’ tools,
planes, saws, tool chest and other ar-
ticles.
All goods open to inspection from 3 to
6o’clock Wednesday afternoon.
Sale pesitive.
R. BEAIRSTO,
Auctioneer.
026-th, eat, mon. tu wed.
Guar fri, mon, tu, wed.
loyal and patriotic in both the Cana-
dian and the imperial sense of the
ll words. His known qualities in that re-
gard, coupled with his patriotic fore-
thought for the welfare of our volun-
teers cannot but produce a. most fav-
orable impression throughout Eug-
lish-speaking Canada, and this, too,
,just at a time when some of his less
'astute political opponents have weak-
, ened their position by cold platitudes,
,and an apparent fear of doing too
much for imperial interests. With
J. l.lll
KENZIE
,among us, you are going vv th the con
Address and Presentation.
The following address accompanied
by a beautiful bound Pocket Bible was
presented to Alfred Riggs last sabb it!
by the members of Grace Church Sui -
day School. Also a pocket book fron.
the Upworth League.
’l`o Mn. ALFRED Rides, Liberia-
Grace Church, S. S., <
Charlottetown. P. E. I.
DEAR Sin AND BRoi'usR:-Uader-
standing that you have volunteered and
have ‘uct-u ixcepted by our govt-1‘.i;nell
for service io the war thstis now going
on in South Africa, and that, you rre
seen to leave your home for that dis-
tant pait of the world, we wish to
take this occasion of conveying to you
some expression of our appreciation of
your labors in our Sunday School. and
in our Church work generally. And.
at the same time to extend to you t“e
he iriiest assurances, that while you are
engaged in the work to which your
country may summons you, our prayers
will ever arise to the Throne of Grace.
abundantly bless you and bring you
again in safety tw your loved ones and
o
| your home.
We rep ce lilac in going out it-o.ii
scious assurance ot' your acceptance
with God. And we are confident th.-i.
whilst you will doubtless -,-rave to be a
,good soldier in the ranks inf the greatest
and noi lest of this world’s Sovereigns.
you will at the same time prove to be a
loyal and devoted soldier in the ranks
of tne}Kmg of Kings and Lord of Lords.
We earnestly pray that the war may
speelily' terminate bringing success to
the British arms, and that in the good
order of God’s providence, you may he
privileged to return to 'ua -and -once
more enter into the work in which you
have hitherto taken such pleasure and
which you have _so faithfully pre-
formed.
Signed on behalf of the oiiicers and
teachers of the Sunday School of Grace
Church. » ` '
J. W. McConnell,-Pastor.
G. F. Hntclpes,on,__-Superintendent.,
L. A. Seller,-Sect tiry. " ’
Charl'-ltelmvn, October 22 h. 1899.
“Durabilfly ist _ f  
Better Than Show."
The wealth of the -multi-
millionaires is ppt. equal to
good health. Riches witfi-
'oziti fzealtfi are a curse, and
and yet the sich, .the middle
classes and the poor alike
haue. in Hoocfs Sarsaparilla
a ‘balaable assisfard' in gef-
ing and maintaining perfect
health. It never dtisappolfrts.
'l1redFeelll'¢-"‘I MGM OFDM” N16
experienced a tired feeling. Different med-
icines did not help me. I tried1Hood's Sar-
saparilla and in a short time I was enjoy-
ing perfect health Si
. , rico then we always
take Hood’s Sarsapanilla when we need a
blood purifier or tonic.” Mis. YS. Knvca,
Beatrice, Ont.
Spepglg-“My husband suffered with
dyegepsia. Physicians did not benent him.
Two bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla relieved
him. My husbaud’s rather and our little
1 boy have been wonderfully benefited by
,this medicine.” Miss. O. F; Cuurnnnmrn,
Glen Sutton, Que.
Run Down-“My system was run
down. I _could not sleep nights and my
appetite was poor. Hood’s Sarsqparilla re-
stored an appetite and strength and has
'made me feel like a new woman." Mll.fS.
, E. Dnrmm, Amherst, N. S. ._ V f’
~ Eryslpelas Sore;-"After scarlet fever
a running sore was left on my nose. Took
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and it curedme. My
brother was also relieved by it of erysipelas
in his face." ELLA Conussn, Burden, N. B.
N€'V£’f I r`§.a`,tipo//ns
, .
_ Hood's Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and
_only cathartic to take with Bondi 
It   -_..  -
Certainly
Never pays to carry an unre-
iable Watch. You never
know the time, and are con-
stantly missing appointments
: on that account,
We sell -
YllN’8illlNlllI§-
that the God of Battle may protect and - ,.

them or maile i from our office 11 and 13 Albert Street. Toronto, -for $1. »' .
If bf" '°-“°“M    tinrnut'-in lin.    
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A Comm n Sense Cure
For Catarrh,'Asthma, A
Bronchitis and All -
lhroat Troubles.
Clouds ot medics ed vapor are inhaled
through the mouth atd emitted from the no - ,
tri\s,having cle ms°d and vapoiirized all the
di-eased parts. \ sense of relif f is felt at once.
Doctors endorse it. Everybody praises it.
The D.m:-.md is Greater
Than the Supply.
Three Factories Are Kept Busy Manu-
It You Have a Cough, Try It l .
If You Have Catarrh, Try It l '
If You Have a Sore Th1'0at, Try It I
If You Have Weak Lungs, Try It !
WHAT 'l HE INHALER DOES:
It rerrneatfs every air passage. \
And at once destroys the dis asc germs. _
It ' th h edi d d 1 1 ed
'urls rong m catc an _vi a iz air.
It is an invigorating tonic to the vital forces.
You me rot con #ned to the mere odor of a remedy._
You ontain the remedy itself :applied directly to the ailment.
It p st »ely cures Catarrh an diseases of the nasal organs.
It p sitively cures diseases of the lungs and throat.
It enables _vnu to cure yourself at home.
Ir, is it ;-ou* i:'n1 yet harmless antiseptic. _
It is as easv to breathe as the oommouair.
It reude's un. ecessary any cutting, burning or cauferizing,
It destroys at once-the bacilli-of bronchitis and consumption.
It’s use is followed imma digtidlyg by a sense of relief. _ ' ,
Itrnables you io save big oclors‘s fees.
It is the most rational treatment known.
It ii akesyou feel like a new' person.
P ' t d ts will answer ', ll questions. Everybody islinvited to give- _the Inhaler' tt
free tri(1il.w§hiia Ihrltnwelcnme to a trgatment whether youpurchase or not. All drnggiste sell
 
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facturing Them. Cured Persons is 3, ¢0mf0,-g as
Tell Their Friends, And So 1; lasts
The Saliega e Day P C Vorsew
' to fit-and
If You Have a Cold, 'l`ry It l Th re mme
If You Have the Grip, Try It- _.25 th., 4,,
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$1.00  0 67c.c
~ 85c. “ -570
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See our _large range of ties at ‘33§ per cent discount. 
_ Come quick and save money., ` M __ _A _ _ _  .
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North,South,»1 East
#ask
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V _ West,`A'_good selection df hhoice
high Qrade bulbs in ‘ ` _ ` ' l
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N _ I Li-glies e110. ;.;‘;",_;
_ ow is t io time to plant.
Seeour bum cataloguerwithf. cultural instructions for our Murlel
hardy bulbs for house' and ‘open ground. _ 
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Hasz-ar. &. l`l0=0re.,- ..n.*:.z;@
O k A _ Orders by mail
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I-Iave You -Made A
Up Your Mind
l Wh&l2 kind Of 8| b00l5 YOU will gm; f01°  wggg-_ W
cannot crowd  onndiferent styles of boots into the
window-just drcpin and say, I want to see *that
bnccessors to Beer
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