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Conservative Candidate W. Hastings.
was horn in the County of: Prince Ed-
wad, Ontario, on the 28th. May 1859, and
wanedlcatnd at the loeal schools, Upper
Oaipda College, Toronto, and Albert Uni
veruity, Belleville. He entered Osgoode
as Student-at Law, and was called to
tha$arof Upper Oanada in |885. He has
alwhfys enjoyed thc eonildenoe of his isll
ew f tilens, and after serving several
ye " in the Council was elected Mayor of
nsiisviiis in iasi. is January iso: ai ii
Commons for Wasil Hastings by over live
hundred mqorlty
BAD KIDNE YS BLAMED
For Numerous Deaths- Quebec Msn
Pills is the Cure.
Var. Raonsl, Que , Jan , 11th - (Spec Isl
Like an echo hom nearly every funeral
oomss the words “Death was due to
Kidney Disease," and for that reason the
experience of Emeliea Clouatre, oi this
. place, is of especial interest. It is further
_ evidence that Dodd's Kidney Pills cure
Kidney Disease of any and every kind
he
and could not sleep at night," M. Cloustre
states, “I get up In the morning more
fatigued than the night before. I took I
nine boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and town, James in Halifax, Jrssie in Boston,
they cured me completely. Now I can Archibald in British Columbia, Julia in
sleep well and work well, and my back- St. John and John and Daniel at rea. The
ache and headache are gov e. I have hld fu
no trouble since I took Dodd's Kidney t
Pills.
DEATH DF NEW YORK EDITOR
New YORK, Jan-n_s:_y8. -Park Goodwin
editor-urine New Your lmii-i Post I’
by-eleetian he was elected to the House of 8
Gives Fuller Proof Dodd’s Kidney
jo
so
HOLIDAY ILLS ARE
furnished by Dorid‘s Dyspspsla Tableis
Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets a trial. I am
heartily thankful that raid. 1 was
even boxes in all, which cured ms so,
completely that I have had no return of
the trouble.
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lillllili`llllWli `
llill llllllllll
urn here. Sue leaves to mourn a
_,If You Give Your Stomach a Rest
‘ by Using llodd’s Dyspepsia Tab
lets-They are Condensed Com
0112. ‘
In these after holiday times nearly every 5
one i.s feeling the efects oi indlgestion.
Some are trouhlid with pains in the stein
aoh, others ilnd food and gas rising in,
their throats and yet others are suiijrct Lo
iits of low spirits and risspondeiioy that
utterly unfit them for work oi any kind. _ ‘
_ In all case: there is only one thing to
do and that is to help the stomach to re _
iiirn to its normal working condition. It
wants rest and ana rest it wants is best _ , _
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Tue, dmmwork 0, memo” whue lm; _ BOREAS is beaten Household economy and personal thrift
_  are not to belong set aside even b the most
,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, ,,,,d ,,c,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,_ The, timorous. PATON S yesterday, was as busy as a bee hive. ’ y
GUS PORTER. bring relief almost immediately and soon  ' `
e wise manager of a housekeeping appropriation, or a personal expense account erilar es ver ma '
. . . . . . teriall th
33: *'°;;::‘_‘:;:°°;'§§:_°|;’;m';=;f;nft :E3 possibilities of a fixed expenditure by discreet January investments at Paton s , g y y C
,tml ,, ,,,d,,,,,d by ,,,,,,,,,,,,d,_ H_ A_ The man or woman who buys clothing at Paton s in anuary, dresses better, for the same amount of mom;
ooisnoist. Mu-,anim-, custom cu., spent, than the one who does not. The housek h '
Y
_ _ ecper w o pro ts by Paton s Sale economies secures better linens d
N _fmzisgmah mum for About he bedding than her neighbor who docs otherwise with the same amount of m an
_ oney
mm _,,d,,_ n,,,,,, not ,U had I "8 Thousands know this and profit by it. Hence the worst efforts of old Boreas have little effect on january
:anon to my usd and me donmtsiim in. trade at PATON’S
g:'féfy“x’“;s;°_“&;:i;’d1‘;;‘;:';”°;l‘;i:. Today live, healthy bargains are all over the store :
36 ladies' Fur Coats, go at one third eff All Linm, at on thi,-d og
5 Mons Coon Coats, at one third off. All Hen s Underwear, Scotch and Imported one third
Clothing, one third oH - Dgnnstic, 25 Pe, cent og ’
43 SWQH NCC? Rl15S, 0l1_¢ iillird oil' All Ladies Underwear, 25 per cept OH
45 ladfes 3141115, 011'* third-05 _ All Fur Caps and Collars 25 to 33 I 3 oil
63 ladies’ jackets, one third oif A11 Home Rugs, 25 per cent 05
93 remnants Dress Goods, at half price Blankets, mc third og
29 S}1k Walsts 8° at 011° *hifi df ` Scotch Rugs 40 left, one third off
53 a1¢¢¢S Iiriiigs  at half price. ?eigh Robes, one third oil'
23 “Pai 3 We- > oniorrow is
9oo yards Flanriifdette at 3 cents per yard. the tenth day' come' Come! Come
There were tan horsaa among the shi _
ments of the Minto yesterii ay morning. _ ` _ '
The death twk p'aoe Monday mrrning "
after a lingering illness of Mrs. Donald Mc I
Leoijllcbmoiid Sireet. The late Mrs. Mc-
. Leod was born ln Hsinpfon,N. B. but has
“I had pains in the hack and headnc spear the area er out of hvr earthly lo-
 ,,,,,,,,,,,,As Easily Kiiiiii lllen From iiling is Women From
rrowlog husband, three daughters and
Paton & Co
R
and well knom as editor and author of ‘ If
several books, is dead aged, 8| years. 'it'
 
There s always a rattling of dry bones among our competitors when WE go into a discount sale-Wh ? W 11
am's Paiules~» Corn and Wart Extrao.or;
4. Because we advertised.
va sons. llary and William in George- An open Letter From James
0 G t DI t Sl f l t ,
neral took Dlaoo Tuesday afternoon to wuugwrzixzed atagnbeyoang Zurzipzgx
he Presbyterian Cemetery Rev. Mr. Mons. Why,
R°b°"'°°“ °m°l“Ll”g' 1. Became we had the confidence ofthe
‘_“*"”`*-*’ people.
2. Because we gave genfrous Discounts
FROM KINGSTON POST OFFICE' and allowed no tsnipeiiog with prices.
James MiGuli-s, l»tter~oarri r, who was 3, B
ecausc we carry s complete line in
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,,,h¢i,9.f,_ We will follow on exactly the same
lines this year. with one single exception;
Some of our Discounts will he still greats
as you can see by reading our list of
prices.
Our reason for this Year's Greet Sale, is
that we put Thousands of Dollars intoour
new Building and Furniture Drpartment,
and we require Thousands of dollars be-
iore the flist of February.
Last year we appealed to the public tor
a given nmounr, and we are' glad to state
that the people had oonhdence in our nil`<-r,
and complied with our request.
This year we place ourselves in the
' same position, and have confidence in the
and we’ed discount them too, but if we did the trusts of this country would not sell to us again, 25 per cent is the smallest discount here and 50 per cent is thehighest Here < ew
and what you don’t see here is being sold at the same discounts
W W -
result.
Yours truly,
sifeciii Nbiicisfiz
JAMES PATON & CO. -_
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LADIES SUlTS HALF PRICE
cckey Boots regular price $2.15 for
$1 tio -J H McDonald 12 d w iii
I5 Dleow French Flsniiels and (lhi-allies
_ 49:: to 7'ic,fiur|ng sale 23 per rout oiY- las
Paton & Cn. 'I dw tl
Half Price, Half Price.-18 Ladies
subs in Nnvv and D_K_ Guy' _,ze 32 to 38 2.1 psr cent disoounton all our Laillos
"nge from ‘moo 12.00 1600 H00* moo cloth Galtvrs.-J. B. McDonald. 13 rl w il
2:'-00 2400~ br\'iS Drilled $000500. 8.00 Laflieh' Fur Collarein Greenland Seal,
7.00 10.00 11.00 12.00.-Jas. Paton dc Oo. Bal lu beiil and Oppoiuni during soil
lzldtf dilldoif-JasPat0n&C0., 7dwtf
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y - e when we goin, we do so with our whole stock- don
advertise big. discounts on a. little fancy goods and stud the people don’t want-we simply say our whole stock is yours, not a ct-ni's worth reserved here except cotton warp and spoo _
_ 33 l 3 pcr cent off 33 l 3 per cent off 33 I 3 pci cent off
ons Winter Overooats
Heavy Ulsters
Fit Reform Suits
Overooats
All Men’s Suits
All boys’ Suits sud ovoi-coats
All Children s Clothing
_All Sheep Skin C0859
All Roefers and Coats
All Gents' 'Furnishings
All Fur Collars
*Ile-rug-___g-as -\ -*H
3313off
331.301?
25po_oH
25pooi_i`
25por.ii`
2opcoiT
25_pcoil
Zopooil
ilbpcod
Hbpooh'
25pooii`
Ladies’ Fur Jackets
Fur Caps, Capes
All Cloth Jackets
All Blouses and Waists
All White Wear
All Table Covers
All Over Skirts
All Under Skirts
All Mens’ For Coats"
All_M'ens For Lined Co
All Gaps and Gloves
All Robes and Rugs
ate
3313
3.313
3313
331-3
3313
3313
25pooE`
25pcoii"
25poofi
25pcoE
25poo£
25pcoE
All Slk Dress Goods
All Silks and Satins
All Velvets and Laces
All Millinery Goods
All Viool Shawls
All Wool Hoods
Blankets and Bachelors
All Hard and Soft Hats
All Topshirfs
All Underwear
All Corsets and Liniugs
All Overalls and Jumpers
‘iiild
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3.313 ii
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25po
l5po
25pooii`
Z5pooil`
26pooff
25pooif
All linens, ginglisms, ilanneiettes, prints, white and  cotton, ilannels, sateais, muslins, cloths at25 p. c. of-'-All carpets, curtains rugs, blinds, oilcloih hnoleiim
an .nam md matting gg gs 1° 50 per cent cil. All kinds of goods dn approbation, ali kinds;of samples given, money back every time if you want it, what more can
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we do for you
~p,{d¢y margins, January 8th, we ring up the curtain for the biggest 'discount act ever seen in this town, there's no admission fe¢.~oome and see it.
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