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leave Cha.rlotte~

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p. U1. H ° Returning will leave Boston at noon Satur- - days.

Excursion Rates go in effect $29!- 1501- $1'-°°

and return good for 30 days from date of lame.

Passengers via Pictou on Wednesdays make

connections at Halifax for ‘,Bost°n dif¢Cl~ FUI' tickets and all particulars apply I0

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Dominion Atlantic Railway

And ggumship Linea to Boston via Yarmouth.

l P st Bet een Eastern Nov

The a.ndLiB‘:tou villa Windsor

Junction and Halifax.

nxrnnss 'rizsi§s 'ifife Halifax daily (ex-

cept Sunday) at 7. aud 9.zo a. 111-. 7°' Ulgbv and Yarmouth mailng connection at Yarmouth for Boston.

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Thelfaateatand Finest Steamers plying oe- tween the Maritime Provinces and Bod-cn-

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Frida ata m. ~

Paazen¢er2'a;;ivln¢in ‘B_;li.fiax next day .4o

and. e. _ m. kpren n.

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which will be aent free write to P. H. Arm strong, General Passenger Agent, Kentville N. S. 3' Tralna run on Atlantic Sfandar Time.

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Federal Blend

A -noise Blend sf ceyionf

India and China _Teas,in such propot‘ions as to insure a delicious cup of Tea.

Sold by _all the principal

_ Wholesale by

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wer Queen St. Ch’ town.

iiiiiii Blini lil

Salas exceed that of etnv

other ' ln the Lower :Pro-

vincea.

Cholcaat growth of India and Cevlon.

The Ch’town Steam Navi gallon C0., Limited.

-STEAMERS- ¢Northumberland’ and *Princess*

Leave as below every day, Sunda s excepted. From POINT DU CBBNE on arrfval of :Loo train from St. john for SUMMERSIDE, con- necting there with expreaa train for Charlotte-

town and T?-uiah.

From SUHII ISIDB, on arrival of morning train from tiharlottetown and all stations o P. E. I. R. for POINT DU CHENE, connect-

iaéwiin dn Lain for sr. Joan, Boston

lhntreal.

temedlaa with train for all ata-_

lta connection, and ati all Railways for U. and South also at of Eastern S. S.

Prom PICTOU about 4 p. m. for_CHARLO'l"l`E-

T0 . nm cn1tRLo1~1-n"rowN_g°r rrcroo, at sm

a. in. connecting there with day trains for CAPE BRITO and KALIFAX. At NORTH

lS‘YgNEY with &eamer Bruce for Newfound-

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At HAI,IFAXwithC. A. 1 PLANT LINE for Boston.

Through Tickets to be had at Grand Trunk.

_ Canadian Pa§iiie,intercolonia;an§l P. B. l.

Railways’ an on e Canaan a learners and connecting lines in nitd Wtatea and

Canada.

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' if Al P P it uplilin; has tin-so bags ami U 'doaxzlijce oof potter. It only the patter

could cover the bags so

Chamberiain’s Cough Rem-

GY.

Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera

H- Af Ellis, also in Montague and Died; and his skill is the more startl-

M R- er ing, his feats produce more the €fl@Ct

Kara af tha Efeet. of the Be-Called

supernatural-‘l‘hraa Feata That De-

e larva All the Wander They Excite in

Baholdera from the West. Q

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and Diahorrea Remedy. _1:1511srigisiggbixsmffgglouswi;

in gfuntsyof the stlCill,lsolpiilt;tir(1,1‘es pid;-gig : ~ ur s ,

Chamber1aln’.s stomach and ggllilgigrzugaxxajugglers. _ lt. would be

° g t' t know from what source

Livcl' Tablets. igngzezflnglesf; tales have emwatem _

G,,n_ p__ Hughes, Apgthegaries and what authority lies behind them

_ _ ' That a. large number of them are not

Han; founded on fact. is in some degree

Johnson & Johnson, \` suggested by the _circumstance that

the more our facilities for traveling

McDonald & McKinnon, . in the East are increased’ the less

J G_ jamieson, Medical Hall. wonderful are the stories we import. A' W R dd.n That. the Hindu is ga very eXP€I`t

C 1 ’ - juggler and coruuror cannot be de-

urray W ’ of the su rnatural, from thc absence

- P9

_ _ "_ f 'Y'-' oi those many stage properties with

' ` and which serve so largely to dis-

» tract the attention of his audience

a and to withdraw their gaze from

those little details which it is ex-

Bar _ _ _ parties of an Indian conjuror can be

g a -carried under his arm. Yet. when all i

N » y only _ _ _ _ °‘ °h°i°° ¢’°°°‘i°S §§,°‘°“f“*°’ PF” §§“§”ll§J1°.i’i1`I..§‘?f.l’.f`¥i3;..f'li.. ‘i=‘.§`.f'..`i ‘ We are going onto usiness this ac- ' _ _

coun or wp . »_ _ 1 th -t gt _.

Flour’ Tea’ Sugar’ C°f¥ee‘ Biscuits’ re;‘h;°l; a<i‘1elii,t;.=l‘da§€ three feats. how- Raisinsi Cun'ant5» Rice' Beans' ever and these are not the less won- . Pickles (bottled in bulk) S8\1C€8, ide,-ful’ that are Still gonstangly' spok- C9tSl1PS» eVefYthmg` in the 5t°fe ` en of as facts in this age of Marconi, ml1~lZ go. " and if they have in factibeqn per-

Come for your supply now. formed, deserve all the wonderf they

lconjuror places a. boy _in an, , oblong _-

' & ,wicker basket, the boy is doubled up

0) in order to go into thebasket-,._ and

Phone Q33' Vict°f|. R6' P_ 0_ 8°! 377 is 8 The lid Of the

which his European confrere works.

pedient they should not see. The pro-

~ is said and done, when it is admit-

ow is the gms to lg ig 3 su ted that with little or no mechanical

tsf the 10 rices ’ pean-that is as fax as we have any

arouse. The first is as follows? The

-f -- _ . _ is then strapped up. Then, of course,

I . e -_ . . .

-7'"'n"‘ 'U "” ` ` ` * ' ' ~ the coniuror holds some conversation

` " ’ e its wonder he throws out his arm

_ _ _ __ __ _ __ for silence and appears to be listers

ing intently. Suddenly he ‘gives a‘

. cry, and the boy who was supposed O

_. _ _ _ , _ with the boy, in order that the au-

' . ` dience may be quite sure that he is J

V .- A _ actually within. Next he runs thc

_ : eral directions. Blood-curdling screams

’ are heard, and some versions go so

E S ` ‘basket through with a sword in sev-

_ _ far as to say that blood runs freely.

Dlgcstwc Organs or course, the audience is intensely

horrified. Not so the conjuror. With

Regulated and rendered healthy and active a calm and triumph nt smile he op'

_ 'by anoccaaloaal dose of _ _ ens the basket andjxows it empty.

` While the audience gives expression to

g ' guvrfggnuf i to be in the basket rushes into the

-» of room, and-here follows the collec-1

' ` tion. u Truly a marvelous performance; but

he szsa saaaaene, amass _s`na,¢it»,

iknew not what the bags

INDIAN CONJURORS AND JUGGLERS First of all the coniuror solemnly

' . . i | _ _ - V

oc-NBER 6th’il)I.ug . » cievsnsn THAN Eunoeeans. follow the mango Stone- 'Phill he

covers over with the smallest of the

l ' `~ ' | three bags, which, of course, contain!

_ ` wth | .nu I. mum" _nd Th” n._¢"_ the mango bush in its infancy.'Poor

° ' ssuii Haw hard he putters, ana. his The North Amen&n Life Assurance

friend potters, while he ta busy with

his fingers inside that bag, planting U gf 'fgronto the sapling in its little patch of

earth a.nd_deftly a.rra.nging the leaves that it' may look fresh and natural The wllway Passengers

when the bag is lifted; oh, so care- r

fully, lest tlhe mango plant como s . cldent Guarantee C0-, with it. Hi- al there you are. Won- O ` ' ffl

derful! Needless to go on. The next L°nd England

bag contains a larger edition of the _ _

mango plant; _and the third a. larger, The g

still. Probably the only bag," which ”

sf. the beginning of the visit contains _ ~ ° for the Canadian Paciiic

nothing and at the end is occupied in I

the collection bag. An admirable-fee.-4

ture of the performance is the neat O$¢¢ ng” od; deftness displayed in the planting. It ’ DeSB ~ B

must require a. good deal of skill to - '

extricate and arrange the plants so QUCCII Stf¢¢t,

that the stand securely upright

not look stale or rumplud. _ ‘

he produces eggs or rupees from his

has any one ever seen _it performed ‘I p

~ It is to be doubted. One ie inclined to believe that it ia only ~ formed

Conetipatioua ; Foul and Diaordered Stomach: they have no equal . . . . ron au.: zvravvmtn. 256 ren aox

Ol BY HAIL ON RECEIPT 0? PRICE.

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S‘|’ANTON'S PAIN RELIEF,

IN INTERNAL AMD KXTIINAL RIIIIY. t

Corea Rhumntism, Colic, Spmina, Neuralgia.. ron au.: evauivwuana. raicc 25:: ren ao'r'r|.!

in the inner sanctuary of t.hat__1`nost marvelous of contrivances, the .human _ imagination. The mild and ingenious

Sibly the substitute for; or rather the burlesque of, this trick, 'so common- ly presented to Europeans, took its rise from inquiries for the real ar- ticle. The performance is as follows:

Hindu has heard of this feat. Pos- i

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° Th¢`c0DjUYOr pl1tS his b0y iDf.O f.h9_ si ' _'r w c - - - ° """°“ ~ e:e:°:..;;"1‘;.‘"i‘:: :smile ‘ei

- ‘ ..._ _ ~ ' curling himwlf aroundvthe edges _ol

the basket, allows plenty of room

Bags! Baosilitiisi

We have the best grain bags ir ew, is supposed to b, overcomg with '

he country They are large enough wonder that the boy _is produced from T o hold 4% bushel Oats, or 3 _i dence and hu ushel potatoes, They are strong, to the conjuror the advisabiliQ of can have hemmed to and are allowing nobody but_hims_elf to uee

guaranteed to give satisfaction.You probably accounts for the fact that

ant some how many ? the performance of even the first part _

° ° both 19 the real trick~ and- its bur-

cl lesque-the collection. _ ._ The second trick of which one hears T

for the sword to pass through it in , several directions above his body. The conjuror, with abundance of de- liberation and cautioua aim, makes his stabs accordingly, and the audi- T

the basket alive. The dictates oi' pru-

manity alike point out

’ Ps' the sword, and this circumstance

’ . of the trick is quite rare. Oneistrik- _

ing incident, however, is comuion

Whglesale dealers in so much is the “aerial rope” trick.

Briefly it iS as f0l10WS: The conjuror

Island P1’°dU¢@» has s coil of this rope. Keeping

Pitt Stregt, hold pf olde end hehthrows the coil

u in o t e air. T e ro e; instead

Sydney’ C* B’ lo? falling down on to hisphead again,

"”°°""’Pd as one would naturally suppose, if it

;0b@y<»d the law of gravity, iemains

#__

_ __ = standing up into the air as if it were

Eastern Steamship Co. co-»»-me S'W-ms -up th- ---1

clmiv

3 john to Portland and return

Good for return within 30 days. ' their while. It will be remembered

ateam

‘ Stan aye - for Lubec. Eaatport, Portland and Beaton. Yet one hardly ever hears a, word in

Siva at 9 a. ni. _ is some evidence ..I:°.::;:=.‘i:.‘~‘°"°°-'-»::.-.:..'.e=::‘i.-.*...'-..“.‘::.a: 1° °.°°.°“=ft f°f» If no m previous V | . ° . _

VIN AUS

mul Oicea Foster

811 iron l‘0d Then the ('onitn‘0r`s

,when he gets to the'top absolutely

_ ' disappears.

' ’ ’ The Conjuror who could perform

1 ° . .

International Divis o_n. ;,h,1,, fm ,O ,arse audiences could not

- ai to make an enormous fortune,

Eastgrn conjurors arg not indif-

1, egg* gepgembef mg, to Ocube, ,Sth “_ ferent to monetary considerations_ is

¢- notorious. Neither are they averse to

visiting Europe if it is made worth

<18 S‘6

John to Boston and return

Commencing Manda , September 29, xgog, that a party of them 1- d

1 st. li t is . -~ Per "me at

usd) sxdays, J$e¢‘ir.i.esda;'s Tm; (Q:-laude the Indian and Colonial Exhibiton

Returning from Boston via. Penland, East- 1 ' -. - » ' - rt and Lubec Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- .;;,l:rth(;f]es;hethe?_§nal r°pe , tuck

Pu* 3%' t SLI ha I | tradition Here and there a, man is

fsmmmgggiqingsgg 3? gina gg met wlth who says that he has seen

eraadtake cabin berth oratateroom for it, Generally he wa_S,9_1one’ _ orx _,tho

wwe. LEE. a he “°r°°.-4..

only European On occasions, two El-1l‘0P¢8-US have been present, and (me declares that -he has seen it, while the other has not. It is said that 'the meh Who profess to have seen iii;

_ *marvel are often honest, trust,-

.riqpg Eg;-ie _ig if _Ei

;Barristers. Soliciiors. etc. if

lrslaalemo. 3 `

0¢ll¢l'al Commission

iai d ` nmd on comnihaien and

4'-!5°¢I¥Y¥

` fp . -

3 ‘li 24 r

'worthy hard-headed, and ske tical

I 1 ' _ p M _

- ' 'fi>eor>le. noeiiksiy either to usce-ive/_‘or

' jto be deceived. _

, The third is the "mango t,riok_'_!-In ‘ N ` i -English fiction this is a. sight well

_ - eworth seeing. A mango stones? is

. A planted, and is grown into _a, srr`ial1j___,_ . ._ _,_ _ ‘_ . 'L

tree in a few moments under’ the iyeb I

~ _ _e of the audience, regardless of '

ii -

alit

abun-

when the bag is removed, and do

The Hindu 1s very eipeit at palm

the circumstance that the whole of

ally naked. The neatness with which

elbows, armpits, and fears, is quita pretty to soc. It is a drawback, how-

ever, to bexinformed the next day by our domestics that our fowls h v

tructed them

pi-vs into vour hand from nowhere in

hand a hoary old -scorpion, about the

size of a _voilaog era" Your 'uiup of- tcrror is exceeding y amiiding-to your friends. t_)l`;=cujurse; the scorp-

tractcd. The llimlii is uni-tc amatch for the ordiiiaiiy English amateur _iugglcin lt is most amusing to watch i

daring deference The amateur

that leaves the amateur 'V

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Secondly, he is unfortunate in having' _.f “°"" "“"”‘““‘““‘“""

_his really creditable performances dis- _______5,__,______,_

,counted in advance by misin`forr`ned,* _

’credu_lous, or untruthful travelers.-_ I , London Globe. e ~'

Will not shrink or N cannot leak--waterf

Are You Bilious? P l RUST 1S!P'°°‘ ‘°‘

Curable b the Use of

DR. CBASE’S .

If you are billous, blame the liver It

siipatlon and loosenessalternatlnz, blame thellver. »I£ you have pain under the shoulder blades, feelings ot fullness after meals, aching limbs, uyellow, muddy

responsible for all these symptoms, and while you have a right to blame theliver,

many distressing symptoms. The uw of

cures torpld liver and billousnesa, and becaus » of their combined action on liver*

cleansing rf the syetem. 7

of the liver, ov.rload the system with bile af rl bilng ou bi1icu~ness or sick bead- ache. K ep ihe liver in health by using Dr. Chas-e’s Kidney-Liver Pills and you will avoid mary of the common ills cf life. Treie will then be no constipation, no aroma:-h tr. ubles, no danger of kidhy and urinary deranizements.

The orsitiom which Dr. Chase’s Kidney-

lliver Pills hold to-day as the leading family medicine is undoubtedly due to

liv r and their combined effort. on the kidni ys and bowels. There is no medicine

.of emergency when the digestive, uu-

than this meat. prescription of Dr. A. W. Chase. One pill a dose, 25 cents a box. at all dealt-rs or-Eimanson, Bates & Co .

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i'ng,` and his feats gain in force from -

the \/pper part of his body is gencr- 1

Y ' .V 3 9 I been neglecting their duties. Prob- __;‘ ____,___` ably it is the putter which has dis- ‘

ua

One bit of palming' generally raises- We have moved Into 0 Qc'

a laugh if 'you have not seen it bc~ Gr t GED d Kent streets

lore. After, pallliing a couple of ru-= ea' rgean

purticular,' _vou -suddenly 'find on _vour i by fh¢ i8t¢ W E

ion’s sting-( has liven previously cx~j »~1

T

i ‘H

him while the amateur is tiring off-i his feat. The iznnieiuorial dourtesyf “

Illil

ofthe East prescribes a face of wona.

pauses, flushed with plcasuifo and an-'] R

ticipated triumph. The Hindu never' abates his air of dei'erence,L nor al--

lowa the Oriental equivalent of l "' “Rats"' to escape him Ile merolv ~

doea the trick infinitely. moreencatlvp _ _ av

out or

X`wW.~

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and generally with some variation `

g.

with impotent envy The feeling one " “ fn has about the Hindoo Juggler, or con

¢'1l>¢l’t,= but Probably not so expert aa E B. eithert.heChina.ma.nor theJa anese '

juror, fl. ilrlt that he is exceedingly W

cold water,

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Blame the Liver. °°a1°i1. b=°=i=i= “<13 i '

Scores of 'the Common Ills of Life Wil] n t taint wafer mi& gy other ]|quH3° i ° Due to Disorders of the Liver and ° ’ "

Y Handled by all first-class grocers

Kidney'-_ljiver 'Pills S

your digestion is impaired and you suffer JOHN! N B

ff om headache and dizzy spells, blame the liver. lt your bowels are irregular. con-

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complexion, bl imc the liver. '

Torplfl, sluggish action ofthe liver is.

in may be well for you to set about to

help the liver out of difficulty. \ 1 ‘

j 'rssugii i».=1e,wiiisii the healthy liver LIWYBYS, filo- rs from the blood, is uatiu'e’s cathar- ~ Dodgfs

tie and is necessary to he»x1r.hful~ and ref »» suiar action or tus bowels, it is poses and mm 111 ¢V¢1'y SPh¢l'¢ 05 l1f¢ Src when left- in the blood and gives rise to W1th thg

Di-.csasssxiassv-Live- _Pius pmmpuy

kidneys and bowels casnreia thorough Wnte or

Th »re is probably no one organ r spon- S sible for so many ills as the liver. Over- Q C1-ftown P

eiti Q, excessive drinking or irregular ’ ,meals are vi ry likely to upset the action QIICCIJ Stl’€€t.

their wcnd-rtuliy prompt a-ton onthe

obtainable which is more useful in cases two was t° the gaum’ that S wh*

inarv or excretcry systems are deranged

willcover Andonagoodsunaineitwillcovermorethanthat

_T°f0qt°_ 'T0 p|\g\',e¢5 ygu against |-mjtg. No Wm do better, and Wqy hw Wm do as wen

tions the portrait and sigraiure of Dr. A_. Hamm covenn capacl 383: sprgadmg quahu lon W. Chase, tliefamous receipthook author, um g ty’ e i es’ gat m "eve,-y sox wear, and greatest economy are °*

theonesafepamttouse

we claim lor S W P It’¢

gives satisfaction.

” ““ If you want to savemoney paintmglet us show you fb¢

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Summe1side.`P. E- I. 9f§_91*?.\*'§ . way We sell Paints

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