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rozone made me a new man. I will glad
-- "ly answer enquiries from other suffers A , .
affected and apparently “Gibb” Austria’ if they care to have further particulars ab- Z- ;
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Doan’s
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Qr, Benlainin Brooks, a well-known
farmer of West Cape. P.E.l., tells
of how his son was cured of
Kidney Disease, sud how
he was cured of
Backache.
‘lie First Sign of Klduq Trouble.
Hs says z “Our little boy ws.; tmqbieq
with kidney disease. We had tried many
kinds oi kidney pills but they only l\¢?¢4
[er a time. \ e got D0au°8 Kidney ills
and one box eifecied aperfectcure. About
gi; weeks after this I caught a very had
:old that settled in mykidneys. H [mek
wasso sore I could bardlywuk. from
m the drug store and gotabox,tookthem
according to directioussud the result was
that my back was completely cured. I
believe they are the best kidaeypilloa the
market to-day."
There is not a_ kidney trouble from
Backache to Bright's Disease that Doan's
Ki_doe_y Pills will not relieve or cure. The
T-iceis 50 cts. per box, or 3 boges fef
Lai and may be procured at all dealers
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THB DOAN KIDNBY H1.. C0.,
TORONTO. ON'-I'.
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A Doctor
f 1--'-= in the House!
liiliws  
Plill Hiller
Wil some unfaithful, hoses: and trustworthy
FAMILY PHYSICIAN. `
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you wiiigei. lnsuar ` eh!  and
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For Golia, Diarrhaes., Chills, Rheu-
matism, Sprains, Neuralgia,
Todhsche, Cramps, Sore Throat,
 Y&¢-y  ‘lille it
Foreslr everywhere. Price 25crspei-bottle.
l¢6AlJ'8 nufrlnuur PlLLs_rol
, 'noun uvsn -ann sos/ans.
For sale everywhere, 25' cis per box, or
by mail on receipt of price. 3
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Sole proprietors, Tr-xl. WrxGA1°z L.usxrCAs.
C0. limited. Montreal, Canada. g
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‘Awful Act of Trueman Trefry. a Hantsport Man, Who Slew
1 In Co d Blood Percy Corkum While Playing Ha|lowe’en
` Pranks-The Man Said l-le Had Been Troubled too
Long As He Saw the Boy Fall-
HANTSPOBT, November 2.-On Satur- ;
day evening in this town the penalty ofi
.i'iea‘h was visited upon Percy Corkum, ai
iliteen-year-old youth, for the simple
offence of throwing a turnip at the fence I
near the residence of Trueman Tn fry. .
The penalty was not carried out by order l
el any tribunal, but it was there ’ handed i
leased murderer. He admits having
taken deliberate aim at the boy, and with l
csDwity,shot the boy dead, over one
Alter the shooting Trueman, in a calm I
moment, madea statement that he hadl
loaded the gun himself and had awaited
the appearance of three boys who had*
the window sill. These three boys were
Percy Corkum, Harwood Zwicker and
Harry Riley. `
Trefry did not have to wait leng for the
boys. \Vhen he noticed them returning
immediately alter young Corkum had
T thrown a turnip Trueman iired the shot. E
‘ rump is 'rin uooN1.Iou'r.
It was clear moonlight when the shoot-
ing occurred. There was nc wind, and the
the quiet village. Soon the folk were
I It is quite evident’ from the facts obtafn~
able that Trefry’s act was a premedisted A
report from the gun reverberated through
deed. and that he shot to kill as the heart
and lungs of the deceased were literally
perforated. But very few shot. from the
gun missed the mark.
\Vhi1e the remains were lying in a pool
ol blood on the roadside, Trelry remark- A
ed:
"Yes, I fixed him. I had been bothered
Hi'
act ot Tretry, who tonight is a self-eoi.- | long enough and this fellow willtantalize
me no more.”
He expressed no sorrow for the life he
a muzzle-loaded gum sued ig 1 S fuuesi; , had taken: and exhibited no signs of dis-
tress over the crime he had committed.
iiuiidma slim. raking einer, literally rid- ' Ho coolly picked the body on from rho
dllng the body of the youth, i centre of the road and laid it on the edge
to prevent teams from running over it.
RAN ron 'run Docron.
Shortly after the shooting Trefry ran to
Dl'€vious1y passed his house. one of whom | Gertridirifs b\1f»0h€l' S1109. W|1¢1‘° he f°“°d
had thrown a turnip which had struck i Dr. Ma son. Ile told him that he had
l'8€
` shot a man, and desired the physician to
accompany him to his (I‘rctry’s) home,
y near where the tragedy happened. Be
did not tell Dr. Margeson that the shoot-
ing was fatal. The doctor hurried to his
he crouched behind his fence and almost f rebidchw U0 OBWD l’»b6` 110665551? lllsifil’
ments for the extraction of the shot-.
In the meantime Trefry, by this time
half-crazed, repaired to the magistrate of
‘theftown and surrendered himself, and
asked to be incarcerated. He again stated
that he had killed a person.
The magistrate told Srefry to go home.
After the departure of the man the mails-
astir. Q trate detailed a constable to work on the
case: a warrant was sworn out and Trefry
was subsequently arrested.
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Strange Phenomena Occlir ln
World-Eleciric Ser-i
vices Suspended.
 years ago I was stricken with Pneuinoui
S0 S€V¢l'B WSS l':h€ Btil-Ck and S0 fadlllled We  over 5,060 hats for
perience-1 in France. but Berlin was not
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Slritktn With
Douglas, of Woodbridge Was
i Saved by -
rived from the use of Ferrozone Tw
was my strength that my life was despair
tion but made no progress towards reco
tribute the recent magnetic disturbance .ery_`When refiuced .0 practically 8 Bkelet
here to sun spots. The worst efects of Tgiea 1€:v$erg':§”dF;":I‘:)z(':J‘;_"fXgeif-§':r‘;:‘fé
5511 ) `- ` Italy nor Denmark suffered. In Switzer- out my recovery Ferrozone deserves it
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(UNE . land, however, there occurred the most gr.E?]§s“i'§T)S\;?eo°lfeSg€°?3gS; many cases the
""“““° °h°°°"’°“°` T" °°i°°h°”° 8°" me being cum every day by Fe"°z°°°.i 5 cali ai, 3 Carriages. HarnesS, Potato Diggers, Churnsi
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2 ' The Humpmy Clmmg Store ' ‘ll/Iachines, Wringers etc We are sellin agents for
gigaglégiiigés (ig i;D;;§§§,in3£giil=,i;§;i§gii:;` g Opém Hom Building `  above lines and are in a position tosell at lowest 
~ - on terms to suit our customers. Call sure ‘l
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costs but 50c. a box, or six boxes for $2,50 I Cl0iihiIJ8- ° 1 "
‘Tat any drug store. Br mail from The Fer- 3 I
ronone Com an Kin stop- Ont. Get a _Q , 1 . , W g g
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The Dr. Deimel Under-
wear neither .allows the
body to become chilled nor
overheated, but promotes
health and comfort.
Wear it this winter as_ a
safeguard against 'the cold-
catching habit.
Our booklet mailed f-ree.
will tell you all about it.
graphs were rendered intelligible and
useless. In Geneva all the electrical
the electric current caused eonstemation
at the generating works where all eiYorts
to discover the cause were fruitless. The
meteorological oilice report ai llloibeiic
storm, accompanied by aurora borealis,
in several parts of Ireland and Scotland.
The telegraphic disturbance wasono of the
most extraordinary on record. Late this
morning, before it had been settled where
the disturbance originated, although
,vice ceased suddenly and remaingad sus- §gal§°°st;'s‘€;; “S'rfS(‘iigi‘:;‘i;i]‘;°:i’;l;°§;1l_P§’llg5;
pended for half an hour, while i e tee- and me,-zy_ N9 wma does ,ts womb
street cars were brought to a sudden mzoua makes you Strong and keeps yo
standstill and the unexpected cessation of strong-in a word, it assures health an
Siberia was strongly suspected, a slight. 5P°°tPh° W°'kS °f the D°mi“i°n I1'°n all
seismic disturbance was reported from‘ Sieel 0°-
tbe Rivieria. Sir Oliver Lodge and Sir
N L k i t ' d th
..‘;'»i”.‘.f“..‘Z§’ ’§.§.1'.°.i°i;‘ °..‘;';’.°.I,'.1°...?.?..‘.Z TRADE AND SHIPPING.
cause tosun spots and an increase in ---
-fevers, and all debilitating diseases. Fer
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supply to-day without fail.
 T0 INSPECT STEEL WORKS- A
\S° A'  solar activity, which would also account PORT of CH ARLOT-|-ETOWN.
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Hath no fury like a
woiuan’s corn and we
dou’t wonder for a
little corn can cause
more pain than the
most even disposition
can stand. If you are
troubled with Corus.
hard or soft. try a
package of
for Others. - \
zc f th successlul business man.
for the up-usual wet season now being‘ ___
Nov. 4, cld.-Ella Vaughan, Thorburn
Pictou; Australia, Smeltzer. Crapaufl
Hazel Dell, Richard, Tusket, N. S.
Guhardt, do; Frank, Grant, Wallace.
£0 Y0U“What They Have Done Summer leaves once fair and verdant '
Withercd in the footpaths lie,
And the chilly winds of autumn
All the lovely queens ot summer
miami; theennt “usual of “ood hum, is Withercd lie beneath our feet.
R005 di8¢°P'°“' wi°h°°P ¢°°d ‘“3°’“°n ., Each in sweet succession blossoming
the fiif|`¢\‘°°P PU” °f th’ b°d7 mmf' b°l Brea' hed its fragrance round our wiiiy
V981! Bild 9P*"°d' And 'mi " weak' Opening with advancing summer
stal'V¢d Wd! 3°°d h°°m’ “d |'°°d spirit’ Various forms and colors gay. y
` tth A stion.
Df.  "° °“t'° _ ° 4°' - _N Llfiin li their on
And in *hose days Indigestion is every _ 3 P °°1'f\ll f8°¢S
where. The hurried methods- ¢g1iv;|,¢` hooking heavenward. every one
blame. for this S¢,_,a, g Teaching us the needful lesson
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C0    but Degas he|,_ Doddvs Dy5_ ‘ H098 and MUST. in Gvd 3l0u6.
ipepsia Tablets are the help. . they need
» So, inspired by their example
 and We Win guarantee 'l.‘hey`\\0lP °f'h°\`9i U19? Wm MID YOU- We may trust our Fathers care A A
g relief. Price IOC 3-il Edward Rousseau, 0! Brut!! H1110! 9h li-. And tho’ round us ilowors are withered,
" ~ says: Trees are leafless,.|lelds are bare. A
' ` "I have taken two boxes ot Dodd's Dys-
T‘ueu‘ md words “uno” express When the lovely sprmg returning
, H. A.  pond* tiroodthey lysis "¢i,§|§`¢' mt Ip Waves her wand o'er all the plain A
-'n¢|,~which1trisdinvsin_tolndasnre.”
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1 2;¢1¢el like s new msn, and this atter E Emi’ °“`°°t mir" "'“n°°°°d
  g  imgglnfa wa "us mm ima",-i  Rising new, shall blism T A
.= ovehrad 0.t-1%-. 4 
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Pneumonia.
Almost Ready to Die- Alonzo W.
‘For the beneilt of o‘.hers,’ writes Mr _ y V _
Douglas, I desire to state the results I deg The man that we emit Please biued), Threshers and  (combined),  V, 
Seed Separatorsz- ` V V. `
The Frost & Wood Co’s
Haoefs. 3 <1 Ii sieel Piows, side Hili1>i0ws,oangj1>l0ws, and Riaiu-
f-  ._ _________________________________  Plows. all with latest imPf°v¢111¢I=¢S~- .  
5; with a hat hasn’t been born
nl to choose from; where else
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t f you should do today. ’ f
l OTTAWA, Nov. 2.-F. C,'T. 0’I:lara, chief
j clerk of the department of trade and com-
. meree, leaves for Sydney tomorrow to in-
d
Nov. 4. ar.-Alma, Berso, Pictou;'fStan1ey,.
Mac, Whittle, do; Estella, Roy, Port
 lou illlsi lilill 
Vernon River Bridge; Alma, Berso,
Albert P. Perr or, Halifax; Lillian, »
  I llooll illllllslloil
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T Breathe around with murmuring sigh.
Good health is better than great riches, Ro damxms a d dai _
if d health means energy, force, i "sf B _ mes
lilcgsfoulnoss, and all those other esser-` Fngnnt 'i°_l°“ hu' ‘nd "'°et»
Wa<nn~1c'roN. Nov. 2.-The “findings”
ofthe commission as they will be de-
posited in'the state department comvrises
three pages of closely engrossed matter
and hears the signature of the American
commissioners. Lord Alvenstoiie and the
Amer'can ss cretary.'
Contrary to the common impression
Canadian char-is will be used as a basis
ot the survey work. It appears, according
to General Foster, that the Canadians
spent an enormous sum oi money in the
preparation of their casa and the work of
their cartigraphers was accepted as the
standard.
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G. H. KEN'l’S CASE AGAIN
He was Cured of Bright's Disease in its
Worst Form by Dodd’s Kidney'Pil1s.
Orrawa, Ont., Nov. 2nd.-(Special)-
Death of prominent people from Bright's
Disease have been so numerous during
the past few months that the case of G.
H. Kent is again talked ot her e.
Mr. Kent who still live.-1 at 408 Gilmour
Stref t, this city, was dying ot Bright"s
Disease. Ee had lost the use of his limbs
and his whole bcdy was swollen to a
terrible size. Three doctors were positive
that he must die.
While watching at his bedside his wife
read that Dodd’s Kidney Pills would cure
Bright's Disease. They were sent for as a
last resort. From almost the first dose, T
Mr. Kent says, he felt beneilttid by them.
After taking four boxes he was able_to sit
up. Seventeen boxes cured him completely.
He has been a healthy man ever since.
SPECIAL NOTICES-
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land, but because our tweeds pcssesss.
degreeiof artistic merit, material value
Our tweed contains nothing but the
Tweeds every time. 28d tf.
yet.
you find even quarter of
amount? Prowse Bros..
Ertdllllllo' #Q5 s~» _
'Whoopiiig  Sroup,
Brcnchitis, Coughs, Grip,
Asthma, Diphtherla.
Cresolsns is a boon to Asthmatics. 
Cassouiiivm is a long established and standard remedy for the diseases
indicated. It cures because the air rendered strongly antiseptic is mrriell
over the diseased surfaces of the bronchial tubes with every breath, giving
prolonged and constant treatment. Those of a ccnsumptive tendency, or
sutferers from chronic bronchitis, ilnd immediate relief from coughs or in-
flamed conditions ot the throat. Descriptive booklet free. s `
Cunsonirim Ai¢'risirr'ric 'l‘ABi.n'rs dissolved in the mouth, are edlsctive and
safe for coughs and irritation of the throat. 10c. a. box. ALL' DIIIGGISIS.
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LBEIIIIG. MILES i 00., |61 lotto Dame St.. llontrealdhmalhl Agents
is Youll sion ilsiuiiek
Dor 't you want Underwear that’s comfortable?
We have it in various weights and qualities. `
Penman’s medium weight. ` f
7 ° 3
Staniieid s medium and heavy make cotton
ileeced, wool lleeced. lambswool, etc. ~
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Men’s Furnishings , A
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lor,” you will get all of that if you buy _- _ , o ' = V
Reid‘s Tryon Tweeds. 7 d tf A ' '
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To cash purchasers during Exhibitioi Weck.iu.sil 
We have an exquisite assortment of:Rings.
. can please you.  _ .
and suitability of design superior to any p - 
fl $
competition at home or abroad. -The ,y W N  A  ` _‘
Tryon Mm ,,c<i., Lid. ‘ so ii ii ° ° I , 7 sU§NYsmt°
Last ict of Quinces tor this season re %tWAA 
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celved today at Beer Ct Gofs. 5 d li _
The largest and b=st assortment of horse - ' V . N
mm at C_ E_ Ro d (1.8, Gm” George Sm” V In watches, our stock is large and are  :eggs
_ 5 d W H lated and guaranteed. - » - i
N” i’°°““‘° "P" me ’”°d° l" P' E’ Is' Call before purchasing elsewhere. We are coulideut we'
you
will
this
The
i;  Twoeds, Yarns, Stocirinette audi
. l T ‘ - hair olthe shecgs Iback;mNovwe§ping; p , g s  _
  °f  P E PROZUN E §l=‘ei»=‘».°.~=1»;.°‘li.=.l:i;.a:».».fd.still Hall ll2\11\1foCl\1fII1§ C0 S
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Horse Powers, Tlireshers, Shakers and. Cleiuefs (
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“IQOOTENAY” RANGE
Is made entirely of the BEST grades o
heavy steel plates, and has every latest in
provement.
30 Styles and Sizes.
Sells at from $23 to $43.
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See the ‘K<~otenay’ before buying, y
Price Complete as per cut above, three sizes, $35, 358. $43. _
-DODD Sc' ROGE, Sole 
Made ui CANADA and y GUARANTEED for five years by ’
Tilt MCCLARY MANUFACTURING C0.
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