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. a » - . t GERIMIY AOOPTS THEIERTVDUTIES; ' " a Oct. 29.-'-By a s: into-m theretehstnu today adopted the mlulmuu duties on meet, with the exception of bacon, as ﬁxed by the tari committee at $9. $12 0r $24 per double hundredA-welght, lhe 41137 varying according to the

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We buy our goods at least 10% cheaper than anyother store in the city. Our long experience in the tailoring budos-ss enables us to do this. We know just toacent. how rnuclo trimmings and making a suit costs, how much cloth it; takes. We also know the quality and make up better than s. y other house handling ready-made clothing on this Island to-day. It makes us laugh sometimes to see the stuff some of our well known clothiers sell for all wool goods We think alter all thenlwe should not be too hard on them, as we think they do not know the difference themselves. S0 they are more to be pitit d than laughed at,

When we sell you a suit we can tell you ail ahontit,

Brandon, Mam. is one of the thousands

s l n 1 . CREEKS AT BATHURST FROZEN OVER Ar tale only Now Puhhshed For The First Time. a --- - p BATKURsT,‘ Oct. 29.—We ha! a very heavy frost here oh Sunday niztxt, accom- idb . Abo t ' h f ll. Bos-rox, Oct. 29.—In an article written tution. The senate has no right to dictate $121550! 5,31,82,12!“ auduesssgiézzteiivﬁrs for the Youtlfs Companion, which will be to to the president who shall be appointed ware frozen W", Mend“ night a heavy published next week. Theodore Roosevelt but they have an entire right; to min bee“ and continued an day Tummy tzsve his ldtas of the duties and rolpousl- say who shall not be appointed, for Snow and ice have d,__appearec_ The we bilities of the President of the United under the constitution this has been ather is clear and m“ mm“ States. President Roosevelt wrote the made their duty. ' article in 1111), while he was governor of “Although many men must share i New York, and previous to the Rapubll; with the president the responsibility, l can national convention, whlchnominated , there is upon him alwaysa heavy burden q him for vice-president. In it the presi- I of responeibilty. It is easy enough to g ve —--- dent snysz- a good administration, demands the mrst n u - ' _ “The President of the UnPed Shires anxious thought, no less than very aun- Cha ge f weath€l Dlsastgr occupies a position of peculiar importance. usual powers of mind. _ Inthe whole world there is no other “There is every reason why the presi- ous To Many Pe0pl€° ruler, certainly uo other ruler under free dent should be held to a sharp —-—— ' institutions. whose powsr compares with = accountability alike for what he does and i- _ - . his. Of course, there is the enormous per- for what he leaves undone. Bur. we in- Bad Blood llglkessou Fable in) Cold sonal factor of the incumbent himself to jure ourselves and the nation if we fail to __A CO Ma e5 X o“ Llable T° be considered entirely apart from the treat with proper respect the man who, DISEBCQ-HQW To Protect ' Ycur- power of the office itself. This is mer=ly in the highest oﬂice in our land, is striv- 531g another way of stating that in any cﬂice ins! to do his duty. -__- the personal equation is always cf vital “Altotrether there are few harder tasks Changes of the season atf-cts the health consequence. than of ﬁlling well and ably the time». of gagrguvégistrtzgggggegbifl-t hfhﬁoegiefgpéeghﬁ “The senators are the constitutional ad- President of the United States. But if thin and waterkﬁmd mm’, that the wealth" _ 1 _ _ _ visors of the president. The secretaries the man at the close of his term is able igbpb?plgenl%e télisllgikeﬁLgelt diﬁagrge- qllﬁ-Illllty 0f QOOdS 311d tnmmtrgs ll)!’- lilfld Of CV8 used in who from thecabiuet advise htm on mat- to tell that he has done his duty well, *5 Y 8 - 011 8e _i W119. ‘lysllebtjc and d in haw thg 91311915 31-9 uavpg how J - ters of general policy when he so desires he has performed one of the great world gfggggiretﬁagagfzvnégiilseg"fﬁgfégfggig myadgar d sha ed 3:1 thP i-Ogidp b W - . the (ganvas l; in With the senate, the advice and con- tasks and the mere performance is in it- twgugéshf rheumnﬂbm o, neuralgia that ' _ p , ‘ e gwa yo)‘ the lmfmﬁi U’ sultutbn are obligatory under the consti- self the greatest of a‘! possible revs ards.” give warning of the winter that is coming. 0UP PXPBPIEDCB ll] llﬂllﬂflllga BDCl lllSlly If YOU WIS]! ﬂPy - _ It you want to be brisk and strong for the Rule chin e made on it to PM.’ . f vtillnttgiitgs no: phat ytcilu should builltil ulp ‘ g _ _ . m- yﬁﬂl‘ Ftlltjy Wt: RYE {l}?! . n , . D0 YOU LOOK ON ts... s.’ “wttss, threat: n: bets ca" “e I“ t“ ‘t seen t" be new. and we Wm on; greatgest of alldblooill-mailnq, nerge-restor; Clildfgﬁ YOU 0H9 Cﬁllli f0!‘ ll} Eltllﬁl‘. mg mos, an wt ma, eyou s rongan D E P l stavgatizﬁ‘ t2: aches authpaisgs of wAiplter if you e em now. r. antes sms, Are You Blue, Discour aged, Ir- ritable and Depressed ? 1t May be Your Nerves Are Exhausted and You Need Dr Chasfs l O

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whom Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills have re- storedtohealt h 1nd strenzth. H»: say: —',It is with deep uratitude that I acknowledge the beneﬁt I have derived from the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. Before taking the pills my health was much shattered with rheumatism, nervous depression and slecplessness. For fully twelve months I rarely got a good nlghtfs sleep When I began the u~e of the pills it was with a determination to give them a fair trial. I did so and can truthfully say that I could not wish for better health than I now enjtiy. I shall always sneak a good word for r. Williams’ Pink Pills."

Poor blood is the cause of mostdisesse. Good blood means health and strength. Dr. lVilliams’ Pink Pills do not purge- they simply make pure,rich blood. That's why they cure so many diseases. But you must always get the genuine with the full name “Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People” on the mapper around etery

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u“ to impnsule m éonanutta you RYKEBI. a, Co‘. MEMBERS 0F THE Medicine 00., Brockville, Ont. thoughts, The tasks of the day are put‘ MONTREAL p _ oﬂ’ till the marrow, little things worry Ilouttreul. you, you forget your blessings and look Jloslng prices on the dark side of things. 5- P- B-

At times there may be nervous heed- PW!!! C“?! ache, spells dizziness, indigestion, sleep- llontlual St- , lesuess uuzl general wmkness of the body. Pox-onto Ry. 4 1172 1171 Calfskin,“ 1b _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1:1: You dread what the future may bring to Halifax Street 103i $04 Eggs, per doz. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . you and feel the wcrk and responsibility Rlchelleu8z Ontario ——— 100 lnﬁgésper-rtfﬁ - - - - - - - -- '- of life more than you can bear, Dominion Coal Common 131$ 1311 Island 1mm‘ 5,1,‘, 0'0‘ ‘ms

Mr. Arabur Laﬁery, Molneqtle Road, Dom. Land S. Com _ 57% (59 Oatmeahper 100 15s.... . Charlottetown, P. E. I, states “I was all “ Pre’r’d. 96} 97 812g gggggielgle: - - - - - - -- ruu down in heslthaud in factI was so “ . Bonds 89 895 wheat per usbelu“ "x221: bid that the least excitement would make Nova Saotia Steel 170 107 P01111088, Del-b , ,- _ _ _ , _ _ _ , _ _ _ __ me start up nervously. My nerves were Montreal Power 96-5 97 gllrltlllllsp-b-l-i» very unsteady and at times I had racking Amal Superior 24% 24$ Lgtn?) £15m: éqh _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 40 1., sick headache and spells of Indigestion. Ogllvie Preferred - — ghee skin,“

Since I have baen using Dr. Chassis -- Bonds 11g 113 goggle gigs-legit» . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Nerve Food these symptous have entire y- ‘o ‘k '~ H l""_:::_'_'_'_"_'_'_'f: '_ '_ '_ '_'_ left me and today! feel like a different per NEW YQRK STQCK§Q gazkzypgr 1b? ________________ H can My wholeuervous syst. mhas been r.» ‘ ___. Chickens per lo. . . .. . . . . . . . . ..0 06 t sehwl, m! evveli" l‘ "w" ““°'°"d DI"! Qwtetl" Lie“ Fumiﬂhed b1 E-G cusnnorrnroxvs MARKETS. and I am entering real mod beellh- BYKEBT c; mnmmns or run Corrected W Tues“ )

This wonderful 11186161” W?" °l D1" MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE ( u? y‘ Chase's NervcFood has been dcmoustrat- Montmgp " 322g (($133???) pg! lb- - - -- ed in thousands of cases. Gradually and 9193111815139; (may 9131,30 Butter (ﬁes ) ‘$815151’: certainly it creates new. nerve cellitbllild‘ Amﬂmmated Copper 641 63 Chickens per pair .... . . . up the system and overcomes the weak- ‘mu-kg sugar 122 123i """" " ' m» which w» =1» t» we" else“ sent»- eom» so 881 Ftdarpﬁitétfﬁt: 1:. .::::. . . t» 8M1 109111183 9f 13°91'99"” 5nd deapml‘ Abchlson Preferred 99 100i Flour, per bbl (imp) . . . . . . . . .. deny, New hopes, new conﬁdence, uew moon“ Rand Tums“ (:2 631 Lardﬁ per burget . . . . ...... .. viwiw w ie-tmsd M" "1' w" W‘ we l 37% 381 E3Li.%°.'f7’) .'.' health and strength take the slew "f m- Louisville a: Nashville 13s.;- mo; goilasiis ........ . Yb ...... .. ease. , - . Manhattan EX. div 136 1385 {l m? , new, per

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cents a box, Metropolitan Ex Div 138k 741% Bhtiesopsi-rcltgt at: boxes 10112-50 M!" ‘lmﬁﬂist’ °' mssouriPacino 1‘8?11<l stmwm... .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. Edmanson, Bates 8c Celene" 1- New York emu- 15% 1E6 ' Pennsylvania 162 153??

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QTTAWA, Oct. 29.—-Slr Wifred Laurie!‘ southern Paciﬁc 7o 711 Onions per ogmcg; ........... .. “gm-mt; 1,0 m, “P1151 gq-plght,‘ but de- Lettuce per un ..... . . elined to be interviewed. Mr. Bordeau "

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We have a special line of our own tweerls made up which we will sell for $12.00 guaranteed pure wool made and ﬁnished according Bo our instructions positive by the best value for the money ever‘ shown in this city".

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