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If you have a pain in your 
Back. Sho\ilder.f_   _,mb évyuucu fill' lllC _ 11112111311   _ all ` 
lf ~1=y Of f°°f “°‘>° “°° ,_1;;,;,y,;;§;~;;;¢=‘__§e»°_§»»;» =3,f°@°~;,~l Rcprcscnt_atis'c< who was Present ‘
_ p re an gra e _ ` ° _ __‘ ' _
Qiorthorns-primes aggregating $110. _ _ ` `   * 5' '
By the Maritime &a_\_eh, St. John, N. 0° - f 'E _ 1 l` - 1  .~ 1, "
it will relieve you as no other exier. %» ;f_£M“S?Y §1_§1‘fl¥0_!~»L\f;;m°l'“_‘,°° _ _
,_ . _si acturers. _oronteé-tor jBestBen _ _ 1 ‘gb Mo 1 1, gh Q 55 1
nal medicine will. _  ui,” F” Sham ‘wine or 8” (mms The twelfth annual Intercollegiate YLM phan __ u ___ supn emen e e or u
i e c ure The Y. M. C. A. stands in
Ask your Druggist or Dealer for excluded)-ahiaesey-Hiarris Root Pul r C' A' C°’"°”"‘°'° is °°w m hu 'wing “tithe open places and calls back to the ` " *
K R 0_ _church of their fathers. The association _ ' ' ' ‘
EE.-C. A _
Ethiopian lillolsmaiio (Ill
(Formally Egyptian.)
U 3 d w x yr.
E i i | 1 _ l
It’s Easy
To Cure
A Cold!
Ile ms&|l consists in using
sahnal care and applying it
heirs the cold gets too lar ad-
vanced. Ivan when a cold is .
at it‘s worst a rational cure will _
do its wmk. _t notso quickly ` 1
asii seed h an early mage.
Oi all dim
PARK’S
PERFECT ‘ “
EMULSION 1
ions are' good. but Parkls Per~
fmt is the heat; lsr it. contains
Gueiacei. Ask your druggiet il
Gmiaooi isnt a good addition io
an Emulsien. He will say °Yea!’ ~
Fries 501:. a Boiils, oi all Druggssis.
-IANUFACTURED BY-
|'lAl.lFAX~ N- S- ~
A clean clear cut proposition; `
mall -1-*-tn- ‘ 'f To watch her was a iearsomb sight i "fd Wd” ° San 95”' Th°'l b° 95”” it 9°
Large and S Blankets.-A big case of the St. Helena She .. beat.. the e“s_ bow “ke md Pittsburg, where it won a'$l,5ill prize,
. Blankets at $2.75 came to hand Sam,-dgy, _ Wham ' ' ' after which it was sold for $00. This is`a
InV9Sl30l'S Ahke- renuy these binnkets nie worth $3.50. see She ..,,h,pped.. the mam with ,H her; rouing stone that genie;-ea moss or ine
the samples in our main street window.- h - 81`¢°l\b3°k VU°l¢¢_¥
mig t, A ' 1 .
P1‘°WS°Bl°S”33l And stoned the raisilllwith deliati  _ `
         .. f    1' _.
e " =__‘1,_.=»,3;j=l17».‘_§'-‘»i.-  L- ;~ ,,  _'gli _»___.,_____; _ 5 z  '< ._ .5-»._ _‘_-__§._g‘~_;g
i ~. . I  ~» ' ii'  V _ :lsr-'\'»1o:»r a:»~1¥.-,;?¢-'~11'<»:»‘ ,-
mm-Prmirrin 
mln addition to a prize list ol over $1,311
0 £°illwl_ ug; ' ial piaeeare
ine nesiinime mlm ren, so be
1 _
December ` 
_ P9
-value $15. ~
By. Messrs. Thom Bros., Implement
manufacturers, Guelph, Ont.,-Grand
Sweepstakes for the best beef animal in
the show-a plow valued at $15.
By llessers Ealing 8: Go., Di-overs and
Heat Dealers, Halifax-for the animal in
the shox-thorn class standing next to
the sweepstakes $10 in cash.
By Messrs. J. A.Leaman & Co., Dnovers
and meat dealers,Halifax-for the animal
er an s or orns, standing next to
the sweepstakes-$10. in cash.
Eohliiesdosaon the last of Docomlier,
but for these special prises, will be
lhcelved by the secretary, W.W. Hubbard,
Amherst, up to the 16th of December.
DXCURSION RAT§ TQ TIE HAIITIKI
3
VVINTER FAIR;
‘On and after Friday Dec. _l3‘ the Inter-
¢£>lonial,Dominion Atlantic, and Canadirn
iacific Railways, will on application, sell
ugle first-class tickets to Amherst, and
give a standard certificate. This certif-
P
of the Maritime Breeders’ Association at
the Winter Fair, will be taken at the
Amherst Station in exchange for a single
ticket back to the starting point, good
until Dec. 23rd-in other words one fare
br the round trip from the 13 of December
until the 23rd-Nearly all ‘the branch lines
in the Maritime Provinces have agreed
the Bdueatienal prog:-am< will be so
interesting that large numbers of people
will undoubtely avail themselvs of these
low rates. V
-_-@-ln
\
in the class, tor pare bredsn
oth th h th
McKay, Goderick, says “Uatarrhozone is
an excellent remedy for throat irritation
. . §.,_._.-
Wolfville. The delegates from the various
institutions gathered on Thursday.
The first nieeting was held
in Alumni Hall on Thursdayl even-
ing. After a song-service came the
addressesctwelcome. Then followed an
address “Individual Workffor Ind lvidunls”
by Rev Henry Dickie, B. A.. of W§ndsor,
 S._,The_del_egat¢5 then repjfred to
oe11eg`e`;n_nn,fwueie ineygieis the guests
or the heads Assam non ateinost enjoy-
Sble re_nQJtlon. A 1 `  
_on Friday the regular work got the
Qnvention began. The morningfsession
was _holdin the College buildln 7-. Mri E.
‘J-i1*9\;'=\_\|»il_=‘=. anis m. alum
 '_ Ido spd the ' i ' radon
oft e convention. President Troiier,i1 in
an able speech welcomed the cogisereiee
 behalf of the university. He _d that
in our Institutions in these Maritime
provinces we are strivini! to rise above the
level of the modern spirit of commercial-
ism. We are asserting the superiority of
mind over matter This is the true colle
icate when stamped with the officalstam conception. But in the Y. M. fC. A.
movement we have this conception in its
highest form,-reaching out even beyond
the mental,-touching the spiritual
nature.
Mr.Cann, President of the Acadia Y. M.
C. A. _then welcomed the delegates in
behalf of gthe local Association. The
welcome was responded to by ibe
togive return tickets at single rate to _presidents of the various visiting-ldii_?°l:};y8i;f9uud ixgglsggllikertggyogng
visitors:l`or the Winter Fair ‘leassociations and by Mr Williams and Mr ine D
is 8 ww MNH- All Emil-’ A Been one Exhibition or ret stoeiennd greek, irniemetienei seeretni-ion ”°m°° N°'°'”~‘°‘““ th’ Y' M' C' A: l’
~Then Mr. Fraser G, MarshaU, Maritime
secretary, read a paper on the Interelation
of Association church work. In these
strenuous days when competition is ~the
law of living, there are awful tests of
, A `manhood coming to young men. And it
SEkEAKBtfiS  21%?  . is inoonnection with these bials and tests | _ ' _
SP0 lg 8118 :£89 h min "mt “NY “_ C A is M gran” mme The great spread and unanimity of the
uimi ii uvuus, um, ’ if°‘_f§»§;.,g=¢,,;;» 1,¢,;;=¢;»,;~;,_¢»,» 33,5331 e-fed »»';`y°~»s f  vi §;.‘.;f;.‘.“;.‘.i°.1"§..‘;.“f:..‘:’.Ii‘°.:’.‘1‘.‘.'“.!.‘.§
_ _ \1I1Ir'meiMn  _  _ It i
is (Jaton   13.*' go. - 7 it ~,      newest ideas and the heat methods of
 ~"“°'? '°°"'f.i.` rr'      :“:;‘°“°*   we    
 » iU0¢V¢ WI* PU °1__   j 3* S 11° ._   ~'§_ > ‘ _ _ 1 ,
_]u.,5“°ne *gags ausuthg _ (_ worth of pmp_erty.__,.its  its The conference__ has had a most
f 5 * _WS gfegfgfggzn' Kg2£fea'gIa;°,.E1e‘;té£3,s€°°°tigg 1,522 secretariesareacredittothefgeneral “°‘“9Pl°i°“5 i°l’°”ln31 md P*'°ml°°‘ 675°
and Catarrh it has no equal Rev. Mr. church. Its whole- eiTort is notto sup ` one of the best yet held.
P y  P
' in his daily lifee~There is also the problem
'_ buildings are the down town olllcee of the
ll churches, always ready to 'transact 1
business with the young men. In everyf
__ case one iinds the leaders in the Yf M. C.
A. also leading in church and denomina- 1
;eione1 work. with special reference to
_college work its 250.1110 msmbersof 577
college associations are a sudcient ..»
testimony. 53% _,of the young men inthe
colleges of our land are Christians. , Eise°_
where the proportion is below 10% . » ‘
After open discussion ot the ~ topics of
_ the last spepker, Mr. C. F. Park, Inter' =
‘ national Secretary for Preparatory
Schools, addressed the meeting on *‘Pre- A
paratory School Problems.” Among 7
in New Brunswick which forbade th e
announcing' or holding of any religious,
meeting in a public school. Then, too, in
,theeedays the requirements of study are
so severe that they , leave little _ time for
work such as that -of the EY. H.__C.‘7A.
` Among internal hindrances and problems.
"_ he spoke of ilhe ehasmbetween the netuai
.and the ideal lite of a.boy. The boy has
on ideal buthe does notsee that to attain `
thatiden1he~mustrisetoit'ste b ste
_ of how to ccrrellate the Y. M. C. A., with
` other school interests and activities. The
_ evangelical test for active membership is
_an obstacle. In many preparatory schools
5 thereare no church members. Another
today more than ever, going down to the
younger men and the boys, andis ilnding
1; great possibilitiesfot work in this field.
,The last speakcrof the morning was Mr.
» Stavert of Dalhousie. who read a paper on »
“Literature as a Factor in Promoting '
Association Work.”
arising from throat irritation.” Physician 7 V 1
Priee edvmees November lei. §;_';\§j,f§§‘_;\gfE;_;\§%‘§;§;§_g;$:_f__i°§_§_;},°§i}é_ - __SH_____ How rzumiaas MAKE MONEY.
. m o son , cston 1 » , _ V _ ,_
Highly P;-gfiggblg fm- Outh 7 um New York Press: A painter recently
A _ _ :re ui' king nien ei ilnnrionoeoiyné  fljss S°=5PU°e1l!_‘?@. f.
M  ml.  when feztentnnyininn in the line of Wsistnouahb by sometobeaiite cruel.
` ' :,_ 1 ei.
Underwear, Gloves, Working sh1rts,Caps,1
_ ~ _ -Union Signal.
recignired (and some of the gentle 0vera1ls.eto., etc. Try the Peoples Store. _ __ _ _ ___ ____
l|°!¢lesharelmldere)-' bythe iHoaest1s°°1ll”l¥‘l\°°°_°*P*`l°°"“"'°°*'°"”"'f ‘  ` ' ' »
se.. frnnononn noosm-_ °°`   3" _ “mcse    mvwwlemv 
vr.L'r, Peeeioeni -of mop. ...ea .seep we nie em
United saees;   
nee. JOHN HAY, seo, of
S‘“‘°= Y _.
Hou. LYMAN J. GAGE.
Sec’y of Treasury: 
WU TIN G FAN G, the Chin
  “Y
ese Minister and th, _inn-sna._.rngs,.jnss. ia.. ,:~s¥nsssse”~f_»‘-‘lie-ig!  _
HON. WILLIAM C. WHI I'
N EY, Ex- Secretary Of $116
The Compu;-y~' *owns vast land
me vwdwius lllvoiitlswlilf
oils which are scarce, hsvle the nn
limited World°Me»rk§ts ‘H13
tbereforevmaintain steady prices. _
We do not care _too compete with
iiamhoyant advertising. We hive
one well in oil and have declared a
dividend oe all shares of record, Nov.
lst, 1901, of 1 per cent per _m0¥}¢l1»
payable on demand, and this divi-
dend will be increased with 08°!!
succeeding well. Two others under
contract.
We are desirious of having ev_6r}'
reader of this journal fully acquaint-
ed with our proposition, Full part-
iculars and prospectus mailed OB
application. lnvestigate first; invest
afterwards.
Present price of stock 50.: per
share. Par value $1.00, fully Piid
and never assessable.
Small capitalization. 5100-000-
E
lil lllil -ll _
309 Broadway, N- Y-
NO PE RSCN
likes
e o
3:1* only d
ggmiily .ws doit
workmen are
and
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iiun1ithesa’neevery°sei»1z\si'aatsedto _ _ _ . ,
be good one was yoniess than is oth°rl_ ... Wm’ “°"lb“'°' 1
lstores.-‘Prowse Bros. 11 _ ‘_
. _ ._1_ ' '_ _ _
Ag wg*  are,p§§€g1l‘o9_Qu%£_t once
comf0rii§_lo    f°l'
yo:zh&i‘i-ik1ro3i;:PJi§' li
Neck Furs or Hand Furs,Coats on Jackets
Another shipment of Golf Bugs at the
Peoplgg Sl-pre. Some very pretty-clau
n¢n.in.’°   
¢tBrn&.l\ sinensis,” and many others*
Come in audsee them l-Weeks & Co.,
The People‘s Store. '3 32
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` , ~ ' Heaven’s'own siinshineinir
Hear~'l'hou Thy peoplelsfirhihfe.
God Save The Qusrn."
has beedlquarairtined, owing to the fact
that a sailor aboard of her  
7 having bubonic plague. _
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To cure a headache in ten _minutes use
KUMFORT Headache Powd"ers.'
P. E. |. _nilwii
0 d ft r Monde , Oct. slat., Igor, th
raiiilisbzl thi; riilway will run daily (Sundays
ggepted) as followsz- _ __
' ins0utward. TTU-i118 IDWUG
. md pgwm Stations. Read Up.
9.1¢. ral. a.u. .` zur. rar. a.l'
‘geo 3.xo 6.35 lv.Ch’townar x2.3o gnc 9.20
3° 3,30 6.48 Royalty gnc. 12.1o .55 8.57
2155 4_m 7.17 N. Wilts_ re 11.25 8.16 8.11
53; 446 7.27 Hunterllxver :Lu 8.16 7,57
_7_°5 5.06 1.51 Emerald 1°~32 7.47 7-17
a. nr.
ago Lv. -7“”°‘ _ -
_33 -2:39  Kensington 1 xo.: 7.25
ar. ' V 9- -0°
“"5 xl' }s'eio¢{
L35 _xlv 8.35 6.& _ _ .-
9,. -  ‘fr _
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is xiii rin Hin, 'Lil su
4.18 io.53 o'L¢ary 6-°4 ew
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11.33 Albeljf-0!! _ 595 3-30
xa.xo arT1gnhhlv 425 :.50
p_x` ry __ , All EH
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'Man srsamssi ou/l,igANTIN_Bl>-_ ___
The  Pando,   
at London Tuesday _,from  _ _ if
 is  _    _  _
;,;i,,‘§o _,‘w‘°,, an-in-1:. me-ie. _  _
1 _ Ge bl ing  to the National Anthem:
Xmas Furs For Ladies or n_ em°!!___ ____ ‘_ H peaeet page “rem _ _
.Q toilet clan 'Milf hble
'exhibited a picture in Worcestof,'§Iass, 4
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f-Jas. l_IcKee, » V Lin_a_w,ood._0nt.;,
lllou-,1_G.1 B. `
,0{B. Bininii,
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1 external hindrances he mentioned a law?
lalidueBay,N.fS'_
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Mode of   neeveilf  A
Cheviot, Chinchilla or Tweed, __
made by W.` R. Johnsons
nneeeeeiioi-e.  Y  
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Lined with beetlisinn doi-
all wool Serge. _ '
sais éiizohem neiisvvngyone 1
and  =sloul_¢_i_e1;_s,__
steeigne in  
enn1ooke.ee‘*onnnn ie. 
as an £6 C __
, y your tailor "1
$10110-   7  .1 5  if
<D<>~'» wr  i’  
(better investf  ii.) I 1 
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miie-_sy W..gRZ_ Jonns»n_a
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meds ofbsstlrvil? “F01 
fnezf. il 1'°s\,1_1=r_.§-,  
Huieeeiis 
¢ iaieing. =fn1i11sngi`1n._,In\1on._nsh _
$1487.00 for  
'$10. n   
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This   ro ony elsewhere is obsolete extreve,
the`Sov '  '_ us'  lll¢im0l\‘ rganee. SeeConroy thesmall ptoitdeeler,
‘Bd in th.” Pflyer for the  ' _ Pownal Street. ” li The Sfuuio whefa 
I an omni: wn.L  1ser.sen'.' ! A _ _ _
Vegetable Worm Syrup. It is always $118
enaiarleesantsadedqnin _
Inline I ` if    I U Hi
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_, - ~_ ' _ ww- ' 1 ' ‘ v ' I U jp
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1 the leather industry.
1 . 1  »
_from ten to twenty minutes.
! ABQ.:-sea tmercbautandf°lesthe1`l'manu- _ '
1 facturer, Kethasru Edali Talati, of Bom-1
_bayhis now in Boston mastering 511°
chiohie method of tanning, studying the
industries of America and in particular_
WANTED.-A case of Headache that. _ 1
_KUMFORT _Powders will not cure in
r.ar. a.x A P-ll. l
FENIAN LEADER 
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in-|}_e-_._
_ieneis a simple andlperfect remedy.

Martin Ilogan, the Fenian leader who
‘escaped from the penal 1 colony, in VID
Diemen’s Land_in  is dead at 
ro: whooping cough anacrour.Van°-Crew l '
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