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Il nous fait plaisir d'apprendre par le Oak Lake News, de Mani- toba, qne Mile Ella Arsenault, jeu- ne fille de M. J. J. Arsenault a rem- porté deux prix dernièrement :— une pour une composition et l’au- tre pour aller à cheval—Lady Ri- der.

Ci-sont la composition écrite par Mile Arsenault et qui lui a mérité le premier prix :

What Would You do With a Mi- lion Dollars ?

The prize offered by the Rev. W. A. Maslean for the best essay on ‘‘Wbhat woald you do with a million dollars,” was won by Miss Ella Arsenault, with the following. —

If I possessed a million dollars at present I would divide & portion of it equally between churches that need imprevement, schoels hospitals nnd to good societies, also to give to poor for charity s sake. I would keep enough to make a trip around the world. bat not to make my trip too expensive. Then I would build or buy a home in the coantry where I would like to live, but not make it with too much extravagance either. I would put two or three thousanü dollars in the bank of British North America on interest. Another thing, I would like very much to get a good education, and to learn to:play severa! kinds of instruments, to learn also some good trade such as milliner, dressmaker, or bookkeeper. After having learned the trade of milliner, I would start right to work as there is no use of being idle when we can do some good in this world, 1 woald also provide for my parents while they would live.

Where I would like to live is indeed a hard question to rep!'y to. There are many nice places and fine clim- ates. But as 1 have heard it said that every country has its fauls in climate, I think E would live in one that I know. At Ottawa, in Ontario, I would build or buy a home for my varents and myself. Having a trade right in the city I would be near home whieh would be in a secluded

part of the eity.

My reasons for living in Ontario would be that it has a healthy and moderate elimate, neither very se- vere in tbe winter or too warm in

Bad coughs, colds and catarrh are cespousible for more consump- tion than is traceable even to here- dity. Catarrhozone cures more quickly than ordinary remedies be- cause it is tlie only antiseptic yet | discovered that is volatile enough to reach the root of the trouble in remote parts of the lungs and bronchial tubes, and impregnate every particle of the air breathed with its healing, germ-killing va- por. Colds can't stand ten minu- tes, or coughs more than thirty mi- nutes when Catarrhozone is inhal- ed. It clears nose, throat and air passages at once, stops dropping, headache, and erradicates catarrh from any part of the system. Two months’ treatment, $1.00 ; trial size 250. Druggists, or N. C. Pol- son & Co., Kingston, Ont.

Dr. HAMILTON’S PILLS ARE MILL

Village de Richibouctou, N, B.

(De notre Correspondant Spécial)

15 uov.—Depuis quelques temps, nous avons un peu de neige, juste assez pour amuser les enfants ; au- jourd’hui, nous avons de la pluie, ce qui met les chemins et le climat fort désagréable.

17 nov.—J'église de Bouctouche est encore fermée pour les offices religieux, à cause de la variole qui menace encore de faire des siennes. Je crois que les gens, voire même les membres du clergé qui refu- saient de croire à la présence de cette visiteuse incommode, finiront par conseiller à leurs paroissiens de preædre les moyens nécessaires pour envoyer cette sérieuse maladie aus- si promptement que possible.

Au moins quinze à vingt hommes sont partis ce matin pour le bois— | bon hiver.

Mardi et mercredi avait lieu l’offi-

blié par l'£vening Telegram dit :

France et Canada

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Un cablogramme de Londres pu-

Une dépêche de Paris relative aux négociations de sir Wilfrid Laurier et de l’hon. M. Fielding en France dit qne ces messieurs sont partis satisfaits des résu'tats obtenus, mais que le succès de ces négociations dépend d'une condi- tion qui n’a pas encore été réalisée. M. Delcassé, ministre des affaires étrangères, a promis à Sir Wilfrid une subvention annuelle de $#40,- 000 à la compagnie qui établirait une ligne de paquebots entre la France et le Canada.

‘A Lille sir Wilfrid s’est servi de cette promesse pour induire les manufacturiers à se procurer des fonds pour l’achat des paquebots, et il a reçu l'assurance que l'on s’occuperait de cette affaire ; mais on n'a fait encore que très peu de chose.

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The Critical Time of Life

Is between the years of fifty-se- ven and sixty-two, Nature’s po- wer slows, down vitality becomes less, and the progres of decay sets in. À means of extending old age and renewing decreasing vigor is to take FERROZONE after meals. Ferrozone keeps up the appetite, and in the formation of red, vitali- zing blood, imparts clearness to the tiring brain, force, energy and spi- rits just when they are needed most. To take Ferrozone regular- ly means adding from ten to twen- ty years to life. Large boxes 5oc., or 6 boxes for $2.50, at Druggists, or Polson & Co., Kingston, Ont.

DR. HAMILTON’S PILLS ARE CERTAIN

Immense Opportunity

For Getting a Beautiful Watch and

ce des 40 Heures. Les RR. PP.! Baunan de la ville et Robichaud | sont venus aider M. le curé pour | les confessions.

Le Rév. M. le curé qui avait an- noncé son absence dimanche der- nier pour les 40 Heures à la ville de Richibouctou et à Ste. Anne, nous est revenu mardi, étant indis- posé et incapable de supporter les travaux de la circonstance.

Nous nous attendions à nine as- semblée politique dimanche der- nier, telle qu’annoncée en belle

. . . | summer as » is sometimes here in | bus d’ There is more fruit there |

Manitoba. also than here.

it is not very largo a great deal of commerce is carried en there, as it is situated near a river. If got tired of my home at Ottawa, ] wolud take a trip once in a while to London, England, or to Rome, in the Holy Land.

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Grades VII and VIII, Sifton and Woodworth schcols.) ésordèas Macc Lawrence, Mass, (De Notre Correspondant Spécial) MM. Jean G. DesRooches et K- douard F. Gallant, de South Bos- ton, ainsi que M. Pierre ©. Ber- nard étaient en cette ville. diman-

che le 16 du courant.

Samedi soir, avait lieu l'assem- blée mensuelle de l’ Association A-

cadienne Française de Lawrence.

L'assemblée a été appelée à l’or-| dre par M. le Président, Marc H.|lph. Gagnon

The city of Ottawa; is very pretty to my fancy, although |

grosse lettres ; mais, hélàs ! pas orateur que, ‘‘sur la Main.’’ | Quelle déception ? Que serait-il ad- venu à ce bon vieux ? On se met à deviser sur ce coup manqué uns de dire

: les : les chemins sont trop mauvais et un autre qui croit dévi- ner l’empêchement s’écrie ! ne 5a- vez-VOUS pas mes amis que Bouc- touche est encore en quarantaine et que notre bon vieux va rester à la maison à manger du poivre rond.

| Baptême—Mardi dernier, Mme. | Célime Richard donnait le jour à lun joli gros garçon. Il fut bapti- ee dimanche le 16 sous le nom de {Urbaïg. Parrain, M. Philias Ri- Lis marraine, Mile. Elisabeth Richard.

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Marguerite, gravure frontispice, d’après... Wm Kauiback À nos leéteurs

Arsemault. Des discours ont été |

prononcés par les messieurs sui-|d'Yamachiche (suite), Arse- | Desaulniers

vants : MM. François B. nault, Mélème Chiasson, Marcéiin | M. Poirier, Moise M. Chiasson, |

Dunstan Martin et jean J. son. 3 nouveaux inembres se sont |

enrôlés.

Lundi, le 17 de ce mois, M. Isi- dore A. Doucet prenait les chars pour St. Louis. Mo., où il doit al- ler rencontrér son frère Willie pour

y travailler.

M. Benoît J. Gaudet de l'Ascen- par J.-L.-K. Laflamme

sion, I. P. E., est arrivé en cette | ville, lundi le 17 du courant.

Gaudet se propose de passer l’hi-

ver en cette ville avec ses amis de par

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Autrefois et aujourd’hui, par Charles Lesieur et la fondation PP 0

Ruskin et la femme, par A. Hue Grand rêve, poésie, par L'abbé L'Hôpital Général de St-Boni-

nouvelle illustrée (suite), par Mary Floran

Les astres, poésie, par L'abbé J. Merlent.

Les Canadiens aux Etats-Unis,

Désillusion,

Notre langue, poésie, par W. À travers les faits et les œuvres, Ths Chapais.

À travers les livres et les revues,

Chain Free.—No Money Re- quired.—Every Man, Woman, Boy, or Girl has the same Op-

portunity under our System.

in order to have Dr. Arnold,s Eu- glish Toxin Pills placed inthe hands ot all persons suffering from bsd health we make the following most liberal offer :—

Ityou will send us your names and address and agree to sell for us twelve boxes of Dr. Arnold s Roglish “Toxin Fills at 25e. per box, we will give you absolutely Free a beautiful Watch and Chain in either Ladies or Gents size, or your choice of twenty other premiums such aa fine sets of Jewelry, Rings, Vio- lins, Mandolins, Tea Set’, Sateen Skirts, Cameras, etc., Remember we don't want any money until after you sell the Pills and you dont have 10 sell any more than 12 boxes to get the premiums. This is a bona fide offer from a reliable corcern that has given thousands ot dollars worth of premiums to agents all over the country. Remember a180 that Dr. Arnold's English Toxin Pills are a well known remedy for ail diseases ef the kidney ar d b'adder, Bright s disease diabetes, rheurmatiem, nervous troubles and teinale complaints, ard are for sale by all first class druggists and dealers in medicines in all parts ofthe world. You have only to show themto sell them You are not offering something thac the peopie don't &now. Our watches are the reguiar standard size fer Ladies or Gentlemen in Nickel 6r Gun Mrtai Cases with handsome ïilluminated dials aud reliable time-keepers, watches such as no Jady or gentleman weed be a- shawed to carry, and they will he sent absolutely Free to all who soll only twelre boxes of those wonderful Toxin Pills Write at once and be the first in your locality to earn one of those beau tiful watches and chain. As soon as we receive your letter or post card we will send you post pald twelve boxes, to- gether with our lilustrated Catalogue and beautifully colored card with your name and address on as our authorized agent. Bear in miad that you will not be asked to sell any more than the 12 boxes and we don't want any money uutii after you have sold them. We bear al! the expense and are only mak- ing this liberal offer as a method of ad- vertising Dr. Arnold's English Toxin Pills. Don't delay, write at once and earn a beautiful present fur yourself for Cliristmas.

Audress ARNOLD MEDICINE CO. Dept. À 1 50 Adelaide St. East, l'oronto, Ont.

‘La plaie et 1e \ \\ Sueur n'ont aucun effet sur le harnais traité à l'Huile Eu- reka Harnais. Elle résiste à l'humi- dité, conserve le cuir doux et flexible, Les coutures ne £e rom- pent pas. Aucune surface grosaière\ pour échauffer et con

r. Non seulement \ e harnais con- serve son appar- Ÿ < ence neuve, 1 mais sa durée est pro- longée double- ment par l'usage de dé

l'Huile Eureks “#

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unstinted praise.

a nEW season,

Dress Goods

Shirt Waists

questioned.

Ladies’ Neckwear

\organdies and all the latest shades.

$1.75, 2.00, $2.50.

Perrin’s Kid Gloves Ê

IDEAL SUMMER MERCHANDISE

W. B. Corsets.

Splendid lines of different stylish waists in white and colors.

Black Sateen Underskirts

We have five lines of American-Made Underskirts which we consider excellent values at $1.00, $r.49,

19 Tailor-Made Suits.

In black, blue and grey, sizes from 32 to 42, at half price to clear.

R. I. HOLMAN.

Tafetta Cloths, Grenadines and Fancy Waistings.

We are confident that the style, beauty and exclusiveness of our Dry Goods stock will call forth your

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Experience has taught you to expect much of us at times—especially at the beginning Cf

Besides our usual large assortment of Blacks they comprise medium and light weight materials in a: dc

sirable shades. Also every popular material including Serges, Venctiaus, Coverts, Crépe de Chenes, Voile

Not the ordinary styles that everyone

has. All the natty touches which will appeal to your taste are comprised in our Waists and their fit is u:-

Shot, Sheiis.

FOR WINTER

Fox Traps, Mink Traps, Guns, Powder,

Gill and bag nets for Smelts, Chopping Axes, all kinds Steel, Bar Iron, Chain, Herse Shoes, Horse Nails, etc., at lowest prices.

Brace, McKay& Co., Lta

Sumimerside, P. E. I. November 12th 1902.

ORIENTALINE.

prix ÿ5 cents

Franco par la Malle

RE PERS PER ER ON PE PETER

DOWIH IN DiIXIE |

AMID THE SINGING PINES AWAY |

FROM FROST AND COLD

} Just uow a number of our readers ! are planning where tbey will go for the winter and no doubt the majority | of them will do as they have done in| the past, buy round-trip excursion #1 ckets, good for six months, to Southern | Pines, N. C., and those who waut ” make side trips of a fcw weeks to Fio- rida, Louisiana or Texas can get round- | trips tickets from Snathern _Pines to | the points they desire to visit at the most favorable rater nu thus save un- necessary expenses. Southern Pines is the roue for Northern Touriet. It is located in the high saud | hflls Among the Long Leaf Pires on! the Seabourd Air Liue Railway, which | is the most direct route between New | York, Washington aud Jacksonville, | Florian. | We advise our readers who are 6xX-| pecting to make a Southeërn trip to write to Mr. John T. Patrick, Pine! blufi, N. | free of charge, printed matter that!

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will be of much interest.

Préparation sans égal pour augmenter la frai- cheur, l'éclat et la beauté du teint. parfume la peau, l’entretient souple, dissipe les boutons, éruptions, taches de rousseur, etc.

ADRESSE : La Cie Chimique Orientaline, Montreal, Que., Can,

Blanchit et

L'impartial, le seul Journal

Francais de Pile.

The Originetor of

DOAN'S

KIDNEY PILLS,

The originai kidney specific for the

cure of Backache, Dia

Disease and Don’t ace

tes, Bright's all Urinary Troubles.

ept something just as

good. See you get the genuine

DOANS

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when ali others fail

C., and he will send them, | Not s Cure All, but purely a Kidnoy Pill.

or 3 for $1.25. Ajil dealers or NEY PILL Co. Toronto, Ont.

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Mortgage Sale

To be sold by Public Auction, in front of the (Jourt House in Summer- side in Priuce County on Monday, the Fifteenth day of December mext, at the hour of twelve o’elock noon. ZI and singalar that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situat«d lying and being on Lot Seventeen ji: Prince County bounded ss feilows : Commencing at n stake on the North- ern side of the Xisvouche Road beicg in the south enet angle of land in the possession of Jesse DesRoches, ther :e following the nerthern side of the Road (acenling to the magnetic Merc- dian of the year 1761) north fifty- three degrees fifty minntes east fr the dixtanec of two chains and forty eight lnks ; thence north thirty five degrecs fifty minutes west one ch:in and ton links ; thence north fifty- three degrees fifty minutes cast oue chain and forty-eight links : thence orth thirteen cegrees ten minu'es west three chains and eighty link : thence south s: venty-3ix degrees fif v mivntes west three chains and sixte n links or to the easterly bonndary lise { Jand in the possession of Jesse Dce- Roches aforess:id ; thence followire the last mentioned jine south twel ve degrees thirty minutes east seren chains avd forty links to the stake at the piace of commencement, contain- ing by +itnation one and three quar'er acres Of lard bu te same a little more Or less. Also all the right tiile and interest of the mortgagee in :!l that other piece or parcel of lard :i-

All the new kinds of Dainty Neck Dressing for brightening summer costumes, made of lace, silk ar Que

tuate on towuship Namber Sevent:ew aforesaid bonnded as follows : —Co:n-

moncing at a point on the westerly bonndary of a stripof land now or iormerly owned by one Onesime Perry and at the south eus: augle of twenty five acres now or formerly owned by one Hubert Gandet ; thence southe:lv and following the westerly boundary line of said Onesime Perrv's land to the northerly boundary of land now or formerly owned by Leon and Prei- fic Gaudet ; thence westeriy alone the northerly margin of the Jands of the said Leon and Pacifie Gaudet to the porth west angle of the last mention- ed land ; thence northerly and parel- lel with the westerly boundary of Ouesime Perry’s land to the sontherly boundary of said Hubert Gaudet's land ; thence easterly alonr he southern boundary of saié Hubert Gaudet's land to place of commenvce- ment.

This sale is made under and by virtue of a poser of sale contained ia an Indenture of Mortyage bearive date the 4th day of September A. D. 1895 and made between Joseph F. Arsenault and Gertie M. Arsenault his wife of the one part and James A. Sharp of the other part.

For further particulars apply to the undersigned.

Dated this 7th day of November À. D. 1902. °

JAMES A. SHAR?

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