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well -a boot that
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your opinion. Call and
see them.
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Sunnyside Shoe Man.
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THE CHEAPEST STDRE
INTBE CITY T0 BUY
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The Medical Hall
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Auction Sale
-OF-
Valuable Horses
We are instructed by I. C. Hall. Esq., HOTEL
ACADIA. P-rand Traeadie, to sell by PUBLIC
AUCTION on
SATURDAY Sept. 2'7tl1.'l
at ii o’elock a. ni., at the hotel.
3 VALUABLE DRIVING HORSES.
TERMS-iz months credit on approved joint
. gt notes.
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FOR SALE BY AUCTION
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, to enter upon a course of the school’s~
A man went with his wife to visit her
two or three minutes, just as the phyill'
cian was about to remove” the lnsthl
ment, the man, who was not used to such
tor, what will you take for that thing?" t
extent of Duinas’s indebtedness to his
collaborators, the following anecdote is
cy i one 0 is wor s answer
w ‘I d th bo la Le
quet I must go and box his ears” f
form Pressing the matter home, he thus
addressed Lord Salisbury “At least, my I
lord you will admit that a great increase
in the number of drinking places in 5 5
retorted Salisbury if I visit in a homo 1
nclination to sleep’
tory,” Dr. Christopher N yrop of the Uni- 1
Newton, who had bitten a piece out of 1
eat..it up, if she has a fancy that way,”
added a jocular barrister half aloud.
,, schools of mines, came one day a com~ °
mercisl magiiate, who wished his son
-_ M£ly loft
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instruction. “But mind you,” said he, “I,
his mind with fossils, or minera1ogy,_or Y
to learn is how to find gold and.silver
and copper in  quantities, 
The other da a firm of lithogra ers
received a circu ar announcing the
of the head of a well-known busmess
ca
in the death of Mr. -, and beg to ex
press our heartfelt sympathy. We' no-
tice your circular is printed by Messrs f
1. “e are confident that, had you
asked us, we could have quoted you
or
Commenting on the dubious Disrael gf
bility of this sort of reniiniseence Much
nonsense “as talked about Disraeli in
‘1
themselves been present at scenes which _ y
c
membered being present at her moth- i P
whipped for-making the statement,-sho
ly; visited our shores. She is sensitive to
physician The doctor placed a. ther o
mometer in the woinan’s mouth After o
a prolonged spell of brilliant silence on b
the part of his life‘s partner, said ‘Doc~ P
In connection with the question of the s
as never rea e o t me h
see Who wrote it for met Ah! I re-
member It was the little Auguste Ma °
8 - ’ _ . _
gwen locality ls an additional tempta commenced operations, when he went out
nd tried to hushup the crowd b tell
once arguing the case of public house ro-
a
tion to over indulgence ’ “\lot at all,” an
8
with forty bedrooms I feel no greater *°h make S“°h ° ”°l°° “'°‘m‘l ° l‘°“S°
, ' w ° 
Ellglllgdofir?°pf§;,};ag°§l,]1g,ff,?;eSS§,°;fa;§ session. It is one of the trite anecdotes
brought an action against Miss Caroline of the California bar that Justice McFar-
w
his nose for his having tried to kiss her his head ‘me day’ fell °ver b°‘°kw"d
by way of a joke. The defendant was W
tht “when 8 man kisses 3' womgn ad certainly reversed 'liiinseltein 8. most
against her win she is fiiuy entities to ‘°*°“°d”’8 m“”“°'
acquitted, and the judge laid it down h
bite his nose, if she so pleases.” “And Hin his f‘Story of the Cowboy” Emerson
o '  ` ` gm! ~
118
ri
th
An English temperance advocate was dreamed itcould bo so hot.”
_To Professor Rdmsav, at one of the owner, which constituted his most ~_seri
ha
told Dumas, it is said, was once re-
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P°
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In his iolume The lxiss and Its His- In the Slxpreme Court °t C°'Hf°mia' it
’ 's
a
d ,t at h- t I _ b t tn ist the other camp got to freshen? we
oilndipsraor falills, (iipl€i;‘xalss,¢b\i‘ dhnudstl had t° km mm* N-Mhmg "meh 
tion of surfaces, and I don't want to ~llll " 'med “Pm yu let' -Yu" truly* Jun'
Ol.
stuff about crystals. W'hat I want him observed a girl crying, and asked her the
The Chicago ‘Inter 0cile)aili)” priplthsl this
true story of the way a a y in cago
fgefhiekggieleitfg aérllleagyegttlzéramgg telephoned his Lew York relatives when
ture bereavement, we hope you will af- he
(K ‘ 3 ` , ' ‘_ ,
sa
Sf
~ . .- hone bell rang in the home of a New
§(§‘;5‘;:_=?n opportunity of making you lllork man, who, whether he is at home
o
P°Y“\8 <1“°U*1t1¢S~ _ l % costnmers, who had saidftoe her
n I . 0 _
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MF' A ° H 3 ' - . I g
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iana perpetrated in Sir Eduard Blount’! awake, and dimly conscious that it was
Memoirs, a correspondent of the Lon- 1 ng past midnight, he staggered to the
don Times’ thus ww rites on the falli phone, “He1l_o!’f he said. Over the wire
m
babe. “Hurrahl” 'he cried. “Itfs Jack’s
H1050 days; IM” Perhaps l>eg=111,i0 be long-distance telephone! 'The baby has
lieve the stories that passed from mouth mme! Say, mother, mother, et up
to mouth, and even to think they had uiokl, You ai-_e a gi-¢md,,,a_g»  OW do
0 _
a _
never ceased to believe it-” announcing his arrival-Ito his New Igor-lr
A f th dim ul f - grandparents! He is ying on a pi ow,
forelgiiplifnguageg corrgetlib. ss}l;lrl;m’i§p fuild whteglig? he ticgeams I gut the'
told of a dainty French lady who recent- P ‘me m°“ '
who
nee by K
ne ot the few rich‘men
w if hs were poor.”
A psliitsr agreed to paint the Hs-
rs
ws crossing the Red Sea for s
eh man who beat him down
lilice. The tin showed nothing but
e sea, an the painter explained to his
iigry patron that the Hebrews had all
assed over, andthe Egyptians were all
owned
proached in conversation for some mac- 'him W' Mmka °n°° inY'f°d -R°b°'t
em ii iii k Ha G
I _ _
Ingersoll to visit the Comstock'Miii`es.
the cage descended to' the 'furnace
eat at the bottom of the shaft of one
f the niines, Mr. Ingersollsaid,
r air: “Privately, I alwayzugliggg
ere was a hell somewhere, t I never
A short time ago a Muskoka man lost |
wife, and in two weeks after he had
id her bones to rest he got married
am A charii arl party assembled and
them that they ought to be as amed
ere a funeral occurred so recently
not uncommon to see a learned, jus
ce’s shoes on the desk while court is in
nd, sitting with his feet on a level with
hereupon Chief Justice -Beatty re
rked aloud ‘that his leamed brother
ugh gives the followin qiiaitcrly re»
rt of a foreman to an stern ranch
labor _of the year: “Deer Sur-,
ve brand 800 caves this roundup
vs .made sam .hay .potatoes is is #are
p. That Inglishinan yu lei 'iircliarge
One day at a rehearsal, W. S
use,of it. Betweeiiher sebs she de
she had been insulted by one of
u are no better than you ogght to
Gilbert immediately look
pathetic, and said Well, ou are
s
ho“se_ In re ly they Wrote: ..We ,. t not, are you, my dear? To ch she
to learn the oss sustained by youre?-in felmed Pf°mPtlY "Why: -°f °°“*`3°
Gilbert" “Ah that’s all right
ll
d, and she went away perfectly eom»
rted
was only ten minutes old. The tele~
abroad, keeps -his finger on the pulse
the markets of the world. Half
e the plaintive wail of a new-born
u know?" cried a wom~an’s voice, cx
never were. Lady Ashburton used to itedly. “Why, the babny himself is tele-
say-that as a child she declared she re- honing from Chicago! . “Well, fat, “if”
id . _ _ _ _
another voice thro li the l
er’s wedding; and that, though she was phono, ‘fwhag .do you your £1-,st
ndson! Just ten minutes old, and
t e point of nervousness, and realizing 
the liability to err in a. foreign tongue,
.she was generally careful to make.seleo»
tion of each individual word. Wherefore
she was but the more amusing when, one
evening, feeling moved to remoiistrate
with a gentleman upon the chilliness of
our northern May, she said: “Reely ect
ees so cold here all ze time zat I have
sat all ze day weeth my feet over ze
transom” (register). _
A lady once gave Robcrt».Browningl
some flowers, and when he asked for
their common name, hesitated about tell-A
ing. Finally, says the “Coriihill Maga-
zine,” on being urged, she shyly con-
fessed tliat they _were called ‘blood '
noses.” Browning was very fond of f-ali
ing the°sto|ay, and one day, after finish- -
iitirg it, he “ ropped into poetry,” to this p
mciiiak ii' ni "' '
’ ec m ore wi , ` ’
I’ll cover hir with roseapomei’
Should sheprotest, , `
I’ll do my best ~
To give her .bloody noses.
when Dion Boucicauit was laying*
“The Vampire” at the Princess’ Tllieaiier,
`London, t e opening scene re resented,
the highest regions of the Alps by moon~ `
light, While a thunder-storm raged in _
the distance. One night, in 'the height
of the season, a tremendous clap _of
thunder startled the audience, and in- -
terrupted Mr. Bnucicault in the middle
of a speech. Lowering his voice so that
it could be heard only by the property-
man, he said: “Very well, Mr. Davids,
you are making more mistakes. That
clap of thunder came in the wrong
place.” Mr. Davids replied in stentorian
tones, which could be plilillly heard all
over the auditorium= “N0 fault Of mine,`
Sir; it wasn’t my thunder. '1‘hunder’s
real out of doors ; perhaps you can stop
it there.” '
In the midst of ii battle, a former Mar-
quis of Townsend saw a drummer killed '
by a cannon ball, which scattered his,
brains in every direction. His eyes V
were at once fixed on the ghastly object, ’ _
which seemed to ciiigross his thoughts. A ~
superior officer, observing him, supposed =
he was intimidated at the sight, and
addressed -him in a manner to cheer his
s irits. e~“Oh,” said the oi1ngma“uis,,
wlith calmness “I am noi’ f ' htenx
. ,rig  __ I
am puzzled to make out how any man _-_..»
qi#
i "'
healthy
woman
what she would _,_
Sell. her health I
for anudashph tell I
you t e icest
\ diamonds in theworld I » I
not buyit. What
\use for diamondriiigs to l
emphasize ' the shrunken
fingers, or earrings _to light
the cheeks .hollowed by
istlie 5131:
are due to this _
feet cures of womanly 
It establishes _regulai1ty_, dries
weakening drains, healsdiiflanif
mation and ulceration and cures
female weakness. - - _
“It affords me great pleasure to be
able to say a few words -in regard to
the merits of Dr._Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and his"Golden Medical i
Discovery) writes Mrs..Ftoifa Aru,'of 
Dallas./_Jackson Co., Mo. “I was
tempted to try 'these medicines after
seeing the effect upon cry mother. At g,
an early stage of married life II was
greatlv bothered with painful geri-
cds, also a troublesome drain w ich l
rendered me very weak and unfit for
work of any kind. I became so thin ‘
there was nothing left of nic but skin
and bone. My husband became
alarmed and got me a bottlepf ‘Fa-
vorite Prescrif`!ption.' After he sziwthe 4
wonderful e ects of that one hc,g¢z
inetwomoresd 't I d
, n ai er use those
up there was no more pain, and I be-
gan to gain in flesh very rapidly.”
“ Favorite Prescription ” makes
weak women strong, sick women I
well. ;Acccept no substiute for f
medicine which works won- `
_dere for weak'
,, women. I
_ _ Y _ , _
with such a quantity of brains ever came
to be herel” V '
Of a_ certain bishop, famous as about!
the plamest man mEnglaiid, the Live l ~
. < ' yr. 3
as this homely person sat in an omnibus
iw we  _bi we    
of s fellow-passenger, who ‘present-ly un-
JI
so.”-~~ ‘*Look~’sre,~parsoii,»1r old
comin’ ’ome with me to size myo
“i>o.~.¢” reno this pleasing mio.  
Ile i
burdened himself as follows: “You"r’ej= a 'lTu°§°°m°‘.'"rm°,,¢k,"'m 1’
parses, aiirt your” ~“Well, yes; thgtiig \ f&l2s: 'Pont' V
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more you fi know ‘it is
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Jackets,-_
Fiir Sets.
No House Shows a More
Interesting Line of these;
Goods Than WeDo
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FUR NECKWEAR
In Fox and Opossum
We ve got them' Have
you ? Fox beckwear is
the rage
We carry at all times a
large stock of
rur Boas, Fur Clusters,
Fur Muifs, Fur Ribbon
Tail Scarfs Fur Jackets,
Fur Collaretfes, Fur Capes
Fur Chi1dren’s Sets Fur
Misses’ Sets Fur Trim-
mmgs Fu L Aiglonss,
Fur Victorinellars, Fur
Storm Coats, Fur Tab
Edect
seethein P Our
$25 oo Fu: Jacket
jack for the
Extra special
grades and $58 oo.
C002( COA'l'S
V oiieof our
A*i’s to match it-because
if yoiifdoi you will keep it.
4 Knocks all other Furs
into a. “Cocked-Hat.
_ .We have sole contnol~._ of
our Famous Ladies’ Jacket
for P. E. I.
If5it’s from Paton’ sit’s  A
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*Even .if you pay a li tle
’h"!“',
Wi”
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The Superioxity of
Our Merchandiseis not
in words J J J Wgwat
nrders for
or
wes.-. to
Ssdllsdsry
Better grades $25, _
wsiirso-ii gm
where a boy is kept.
W
servant for
$8 permoiith.
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