ng To have ii .superb
,.1911 Humors
' .Are impure matters which the skin,
- liver, kidneys and other 0l“§“”“ 0”"
not take care or without help, there is
Birch an accumulation of them.
i They litter the whole system.
. Plmples, boils, eczema and other
eruptions, loss of appetite, *im "i"°d
reeling, bilious tunis, HL# ‘if l“diK°5'
rim., dun riesiiat-me and many 001"
troubles are due to them.
Hood’s Jarsaparilla i
and Pills
Remove all huiuors, overcome all
their effects, strengthen, tous and
i||\'ig0|'aiA5 U16 Wllule r}‘.\l\‘1ll-
"My [whim was poor and I suliered
rnurh from hives and kidney trouble. Alter
taking two bottles ul Hoods Sartmlliniia 1
was cured. I regard this u.edli~lne as su-
perior to all others," Mas. Jossru Hoi.-
1.ir~'si|aan, llarrisuii, Uuluriv.
I-|ood’s Sarsaparilla PY°""i5°5 '°
cure and keoPS "‘° Pf°"'\|9°°
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slxipiiieiils h.i\'i- nlreiiily ur.
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5pecizili'et'eri‘11i‘e to the holi-
<ln}'~ we have init these goods
in stock, so that if you wont
something extra fine for your
personal use or for other gift
occnsiiriis you have the privil-
ege of selecting from as good
an iissortinent os _vou have
vcr seen.
Our stock is especially
strong in the superior grades
of ebony toilet goods. Ebony
military brushes with or with-
out cases, huii- brushes, ha
brushes. mirrors, etc.
\\'hetlii'r you want to buy
iiist now or not we would like
loliiive _voueoiiie in :iuil see
whirl we h.'i\'t‘.
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TH E PR£SlD£Nl|AL ELECTION
On 81h November, now very near ar.
band. the great Presidential election in
the United ttalcs will lake plane. The
recent election in Newfoundland and the
Dmrlnlon show that this is so lar a good
Year for Governments, and probably three
ou: of four persons in Canada who have
given a thouszlat to the ini-stlnn have
eouuibd upona Republican victory and
the re-election of Prasider t Roosevelt.
We are still of that opinion, but there
seems of late some liitie revival of Dem-
Osrntli oonildence based upon the pts
siblllty ot their candidate Judge Parker
carrying the great. rt .i : ol New York.
This the New York Iii mid and the New
York Timm appear to thlnlr is probable.
'l`ne New York Times at the conclusion
of is lengthened review ni prospects ln the
Empire State sums up the situation as
follows. \Ve quote:
“l`he campaign managers of Mr. Reuse
veit and Republicans generally have ap-
peared to believe, and they have succeed-
ed in creating the impression, thai Judge
Parker will receive the Electoral vcizs
only ot the Solid Ssuth and one or at
most lwa cl tri- Northern States. 'l`l~ey
have “elaluir»l" Mr. l{':oseveli.`r-i eleition
as not onlv sure but. as overwhelming.
'l`ne one thing sure about this campaign
is that nobody knows who is gainsz to be
eleri rd. IL is noi at all certain that the
voters ol’ the c'u atry are going ir elect
M-'_ Roosevelt. While surface indiiii ioni-
tmii the priiessrs, t'oi\_ic~.cture'=, ani] Lhr
syiiipailiies or iuen inay print to a Repub
lican victory theic may be forces at
wurk deeper which will brinrr about a
ti>ial._\' dillerent result.. lu los) Lord
lleacor sfleld appealed to the count 'y lu a
general elettion uf incinbera of tie
House of Commons with entire conildence
that his Government would he susia’ned
and a lame Conservative rnajority re-
i irnei. lie wrotcito the Lord Lieutenant
of lrelunl i iward the close ofthe cnnv.-iss
a ureinorable letter full of the spirit, ti'
ccicksureness and declaring that "men ot
light and loading" were altoget her with
tti~ Conservatives. Yet when the voting
wus over Glidsione had lUtl majoritiyflin
the liouse oi Uommons. The British pub-
lic was astounded. It had loiesren no
such result, it had not believed it ts be
possible. Nobrilv can say that there will
be, but nobody can deny that tmere may
be, such a surprise in store lor the coutld-
ei.i partisans of Mr. Roosevelt this year.
It weuld be iunszlng, it would ‘ e
disheartening, il ll should appear
that the campaign dissussion of his
faults ns in l‘1xecui`vt~. some of them
lncompivible with the honor of the Na-
tion, while otrvrs are a source of danger
ta its pence and security, and the defiance
of public decency involved in putting (or-
wnrilili/lr.Coi-t.ely ou to drum upfunds from
the corporations had irtlcenced no lurue
number ol voters.
'l`he Guardian intends to resume the
publiciitlon ot the st/ook quotations on
Tuesday morning.
_.___7 _-M
GOOD LUCK.
A four leiil' clover in the ;rrns.<_
lliilf lilclileu in the enrcrald irlenm;
Anil wluit .shiiuld stny nit- ns I pass Y-
Sornv ouvult iinpiil.se,-fiiirey,-drenini
I.stoo|ri~iI_ iinfl fminrl it,l»riglii with iii-w.
S\\'i-eilicnrl. Ilic iliirkesi i-lou<l.~i blow
nvi-ri
Il fzovs, with i\llil.\l\ii‘l<,io_v1>ii-
.\ firiir'-lvrlf i'lii\'i'l'.
-Riiili Cuirifiiri Miirliell in Sun.~(~l.
Miiiliiziiiu for Nir\'L‘iiiber'.
Another large shipment
stock-all the newest and latest patterns; one of these
BEDS fitted with a COPPER
makes up a combination of
you'll not find elsewhere. We can fit you out with Blankets,
Quilts, Comforts &c., at very c
ark right Furnishing (In.
PQ, ,
of Iron Beds just put into
KING WIRE mattress-
VALUE and COMFORT
lose prices.
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Changes to be made-in church services
` SA,rduDAY_ Kovlimrhk 5.`l't_U'_" shouldbeotthls olee notlater than onei
__-*_ `
o‘cloek Friday afternoon
iurrnonrs-r.
Pr-lnee Street.-Rev. Wm. Drhrrn at ll
and 7. Strangers welcome. Attentive
ushers.
Grace Church.-Rev. W. W. Lodgsat ll
and 7. Strangers always welcome and
provided with comfortable seats.
Pnuarsvrnnxan.
Zion.-Prayer meeting at 10. Rev. W.
H. Sedgwick ut ll iuul 7. Sunday School
and Bible class at 230.
St. James.-Prayer meeting at 10.
Rev. T. l". Fullerton at ll and
7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30.
narrrsr.
Rev.G. R. Vi'hite at ll and 7. Sunday
School at 2.30 p. rn. All welcome. Vir~l~
tors always welcome and provided with
comfortable seats.
cannon or cnmar.
Ssrvicas'at ll a.m. and PL45 p. m.
cnN'm».L cnnrsrxau.
Rev. R. W. Stevenson at ll and 7
Sunday School at 2.30. Prayer meeting
Wednesday night at 8 o'olock. Seats tree
and unappropriated.
ar. DUNscraN's ca'rH1:DnaL.
First Mass at 7.30,Second Maas at 9a.u\.
High Maas at 10.30. Vespers and Bene-
cliction at 7 p. m. Catechism at 2 p. m.
ANGLICAN.
St. Paul’s-Rev. SJ Woodroole at ll
.iuil 7. All seats free and nnapprbprlated.
St. Pet;er's.-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.
Priest Incumbent; Holy Communion
(plulu) a. m. Holy Communion (churn and
Sermon at ll a. m. Matlns (plain) 10.15 a.
m. Sunday School at 2.1!) p. ui. Choral
Evensoug and Sermon at 7 p. m.
Holy Communion every Week day
at 7.45 a. m. Church and All Saints
Chapel open evpry daynris om s eoiu
sunset for private devotions.
saLva'rroN ARMY.
Su uday Services at 7,1l,3,aud at 7.30 p.m
Week night Service---Monday, Tuesday
Thursday Friday. and Saturday at 7.30.
si-:vEN'ru nav auvnrvrrsrs.
Services at the Tabernacle, Fitzroy
Sreut nt 2.30 nuil 7 p. n..
A' ¢
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 .   RED
I' Red is the color of danger,
whether on the semaphore
or on the skin. When the
face is reddened by eruptions,
when boils break out on the
. " 3_ body, or the angry red of
' sores and ulcers is displayed
_ in the flesh, it is nature's
If ,i / danger signal. The blood is
i ' obstructe and tainted by
1 impurities, and there can be
. no safety until the blood il
_ made pure.
_ Dr. iercels Golden Med-
t ical Discovery puniies the blood,
, and removes the eifete matter which
' clogs and corrupts it. It cures pim-
ples, boils, eczema, scrofula, sores*
ulcers and other consequences o
I impure blood.
“I feel preatly thankful for what our
medicine ras done for me," writes him.
Chas. Hood, of Kalkaska, Mich. "I suf-
fered with scrofula of the head for twelve
V ears. Tried every kind of medicine that
lil-rcard of but found no cure. Every one
_ that looked at my head said the never .
. saw anything like it. The last droctor l
` docton: wit before applying to you I go(
worse everiy day. Wus so miserable t at
I was unah c to do nny work at all. After
taking two of three bottles ofyour ‘Golden
\ Medical Discovery' and using the local
treatment you prescribed for mc, I was
cured and my head was entirely free from
lcrofula."
i _Accept no' substitute for Doctor
, P1erce’_s Golden Medical Discovery.
' ‘ There is no other medicine which is
, “ 'ust as ood” for diseases of the
J ll _ _
- blood and the eruptions which are
caused by the blood's impurity.
FREE. pr. Pierce‘s Common Sense
Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt
of stamps to pay expense of customs
and mai ing on/ju. Send thirty-one one-
cent stamps for the bool: in paper covers,
or titty stamps for the cloth-bound vol-
ume Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf-
falo, N. Y.
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TENDERS FOR RINK.
Sealcii 'l`t>iiilcrs will be received from
parties wishinlg totlensc the Hillsbor-
ough Skating ink from Nov. 1ist,I9o5,
to May ist, r9o5. Tenders to be murk-
ed "'l`enila- for Skatin Rink to be sd-
dressed to S. W. Crnbfine, Esq., i’resi~ _
dent und to be in his hands by 1.20
o'clock noon on Monilny, Nov. 11, 1904. \
Tenders to provide their own hose.
The highest orany tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
A. A. H/tR'l‘LETT,
Svc.-'l`rensurer.
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  UFFER
A 29c UFFER
Plain strong melton suit-
ings, 42 inch, in black.
navy. brown. grey and
green . . . .
..  ._...29¢yd
Plain. strong hopsackings
40 inch, in fawn. brown
A 456 OFFER
Plain zebiline 44 inch
sultings in brown, red .
blue and black . . . . . .
. .45¢ yd
Fancy zebilines 42 inch
suitings in grey, navy,
reseda, brown and
heather. . . . . . . . . . . .
. .4543 yd
Saxony cheviots 48 inch
suitings in light grey.
oxford aud light grey..-45c yd
Stripe zebiline 42 inch
. suitiugs in green, navy,
black. grey and reseda,
with colored stripe. . . . 50;: yd
Mixed Amazon 50 inch
, snitinzs in dark grey,
‘ light fswn. brown and
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dark grey. green and .
brown. fawn and green if
and other fancy mix- - ,
tures. .. . . . . .
.. ....45¢yd‘ IQ
Herringbone tweed 48 '
inch suitings in brown,
Ai 606 OFFER
Pearl finished 42 inch
suitings in black, navy
and brown . . . . . . . . . .
. ,6()¢ yd
Stripe zebiline suitings 46
inch in red and brown.
green and black, etc ...60c yd
    
UFFER
The following Staple DRESS GOODS all- A 1 Values
‘ Snowflake hopsack, 54
 inch suitings in brown-
navy, royal. myrtle and
us Hopsack 46 inch suitings
Satur-
day 4
Snaps
in navy, black and ox-
ford. 780. $1 O0
Fancy suitings in broken
checks. colored flakes.
black. . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 850 yd
Sec
us
brown and black. . . . .. 95c yd
Frieze suitings 54 to 58 in 
SL25 and .. .. _._   $I.58  ur-
stripes. etc .. ._ . . . . . .
. .$1.58 
Ladies’ brnaldcloth lil; navy,
n, ll tgrey, town
§.i§°i.i..¢1§. pe. yd 51,60   D S
$|.95 and . . . . . .
. . .. $2.15
JAMES PATUN & Cn.
Store closes 9 p. m. Shop early.
llllkenurr
On and after October 3rd the steamer
Nill S0 HIGH
that we have to use a bait to induce customers_ to
enter our store. It does not take much of a reasoner
to see that it would not pay them to deal at that sort
of store. Our prices all round ure so low that we
could not, unless we had stolen the gpods. cut say 25
per cent od an already cut price. It is against sound
business principles. and if we did it we would' have to
take it out of our customers in some other way,should
we get the opportunity. It is up to you to avoid us,if
you think we are quacks in the furniture business, as
` you would a quack doctor. Trade where you are
sure of honorable and honest treatment-where you
are sure ot a low price od everything all, the time -
that is at v
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V  UUR GENERAL PRICES*-u llili§'1€sii’.€éi§ii%§lff’°“
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St. John, to Portland, $3.00
St. john, to Boston, 53.50.
Steamers leave St. John at 8. n. in.,
gAtlantic Standard) Mondays, Wednes-
I nys and Fridays for Lubgg, Eutporg
Portland and Boston. V
RETURNING
From Boston a 9 a. m-, via Portland,
Eastport and Lubec, Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays.
Passengers arriving at St. ohn on
evening previous to morning sailing an
go direct on steamer and take cabin
berth or stateroom for the tri .
All freight, except live stocg, via the
stcamers of this Company is insured
walnut Ere and marine risk.
ILLIAM G. LRE,
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