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thing is to divide it into parts and put a specialist on each part. y That is the way we practice

dentistry.

Painlessness

In addition to specialists for each

branch we oder patients another great advantage not found else where, namely “The Berlin System”` for filling, crowning, or extracting teeth without pain. Unlike most methods it does not depend on one or two ways of killing pain, but embraces ten enough to overcome all the pain caused by work on the teeth.

' Advantage in Magnitude

The great advantage in a large

practice like ours is that there is enough workin each department to keep specialists constantly employed. “Practice makes A perfect ”

Teeth Extracted Without Pain

We simply put a little medicine

around the tooth and lift it out painlessly. any 1111U1b¢f _Of teeth can be extracted at one sit- A ting without any bad after effects. Skilled experience combined with modern appliances now make this operation one of pleasantness and satisfaction combined.

For persons of over nervous or

timid dispositions, who desire un- conscionsness during the operation we have “nitrous oxide gas.”

Artificial Teeth properly

made restore' the iiatural _ expression of the month and preserve the youthful

contour of the face. _.~ _

Drs. Maloney and _Kennedy

Dental Bpecilllsts. `

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liutrition in _its Best j Form.;

.ing the members of his ‘intimate circle

The Young Ruler is an Inter esling Personality.

HE IS UNLIKE HIS FATHER

The Peasants Will Travel Hund' reds of Miles to Bring The r Petitions to Him-

Tdlk of the Czur’s abdicatiozi is re°

!1eW9<1 by thc unfortunate occurrence in the Russian inipcrial hoiischold which ha! nowngain dasucd the wish of Nicliolae for an heir. The young ruler of all the Rus sins is ii pcrennuilly interesting personali~ ty. He isacurious contrast to his father. In. disposition, as well as in bodily pres- ence, he differs strangely from his parent Alexander was not ii highly educaugd man. His elder brother Nicholas had been <‘a1_'¢f1§ll_y taught and trained for the I responsibilities he was _to bear, but hisl death, at the age of twenty-two, placed Alexander in the position of heir to the throne, and he was then too old to learn, nor could he nilord the necessary time. Before he succeeded to the throne, n very unfortunate incident occurred which proved how _cruel _he coiild be. An of’ll~ per of _Swedish origin had been sent to _he T_Jn1ted States to_ordcr rifles for tha Russian army. On his return he had tc report to thc C7,u1°cwitcli, who w:is np- pointcd to supeinitcnd the rc-arming ol the troops. During the interview the Prince lost his temper and began tc Scold sharply. The oliiccr replied with dignity, whereupon Alexander fell into c lit of fury, and loaded the man with in- sult. The man bowed himself out of the royal presence, went home and wrote a letter to _thc licir-iipprwciit, asking him_ to apologize within twenty-four hours, adding that if thc apology did not come he would sho_ot himself. The Czarewitch took no notice, sending neither excuse nor apology, and thc olliccr kept his word, The Czar licard the story and was very angi'_v v.':7th his son, and or- dered liiizi to l'ollov.' the hearse OT the oflicer to tho _;'r:ivc. lint cvcn this tcr- rible lesson failed to czzru Alexander of his hnuglitiiicss. The _gentle ways of the present Czar, and his unwillingness to hurt the feelings cf ;'.ii_vonc, are in sharp cou_tra_st to thc cr;irvli_‘.' cf thc father.

Unlike his futlicr. lic iii.ii.'cs ii point,

whenever it is possible, of driving out alone with the Euiprc.-3; and with a small attendance. Ile docs not give notice of nis_ drives and walks abi'ond, and is oftcn quite unnoticed. The lute Czar, when he drove out, had thc strccts lined with troops, and alwa_vs drove in a splcnuid equipagc surrounded by his guards and attendants, while thc police now seldom know' m` w'h“at direction their Emperor means to drive. The etiquette of thc Russian court also has become much less strict since the accession of Nicholas Il, and all his subjects are allowed ndmis sion to his presence. The peasants will travel hundreds of miles to bring their petitions to him, for they know that thi* Czar will personally receive them and will lvimself read what they have writ ten: He is grave in public, but in privati he is full of fun, and verv fond of chaff

The Czarina. exactly suits her husband

and a happier family life cannot be im agineil. er Majesty is almost always with the Czar, cvcn when he is at work. _ More than one good story is told o

the Czar’s sarcasms and repartee. Or one notable occasion hc reduced a. Rus sian general to a iriglitful state of con sternation. It happened soon after hi= accession, and before his coronation, that he was cycling in thc park at Gatschina wearing, as was his wont, the uniforn" of a. colonel. Something having gone 'wrong with his chain he got off to ad. just it, and, just at that moment, := pompous general froin a distant province passed. Not receiving the salute due tc him, the ofiicer stepped up to the sup posed colonel and percinptorily request ed an explanation of the seeming dis courtesy. “I am so sorry,” said the Czar, sweetly, “I have not yet had the honoi of becoming acquainted with you, owing to the shortness of my reign, or I should, of course, have done so.” `

A prominent Russian statesman is,

such a perfect double of the Czar that he is often taken for his imperial ruler. “Count --” said the considerate rul- er_ of Russia, to his double, “why don’t you alter. your appearance somewhat- shave oil' your beard, for instance? You, knocking about as you do, and' so re- sembling your unfortunate Emperor, run terrible risks-frightful risks.” “Whati” exclaimed the faithful count. “What, I resembling Your Imperial Majesty as 1 do, alter my face! Never, sir, _neverl”

“All, Well, C0\1llt» --_-~” Nghed UIC' Cmr, iling and shrugging is shoul- ders, “as you will not alter your _face yourself, some of my Niliilist subject! will Qqter it "for.yo_u, I fearl’

A characteristic sto of the Czar’s

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prank as is her lor). During last sum mei-'s visit to Kiel she_and her sis Princess Heinrich, \\ eic paying a, vim; M; Sunday m0l'111l1g to an art shop in the Danische Strasse A crowd of inquisi .tive lftizens waited outside to see the ladies come ont, and it was a crowd which increased every minute Half an hour, and an hour went by, and ,till the expectant ones waited in vain, until a whisper went round that the Czarma and the Princess were back at the Schloss On perceiv img the densene-53 91 the crowd Her Imperial Majesty asked the manager if he had not a. back exit jto his house. She wasltold the wav I was barred by ii low wooden fence. “Oll, we can manage that,” laughed the Rus. sian Empress, “if you can lend ns a lad- , der.” That useful article was found and _placed against thc boarding, and over sprang the royal ladies, tlioroughly cn- joyiiig the fun. They went throufrh the

side, and regained the Schloss, not fax away, in ii few ininutes

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I PORT OF CHARl_OTiETOWi‘l.

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Azula, Buckman, Georgetown: Condor, I ‘

tar, Vantier, Richibucto; Phoebe and

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S. Greerlands, {Couillard, Montrealzl

, L7-reno., Moll/[ill in, \Vood Islands; Katie ` and Elia. McNeill, Wood Islands; Dido,

McMiller, Isaacs Harbour; Lady May, McDougall. B alle River.

Nov. 3cId. Lady Franklin, G.r'y, Pow '

merside; Eva. May, Farrow, Picton; .

Union, Gerrior. Picton: Life Boa‘, An-1 dersor, Picton: Bessie Mills. Bell, Pin- ette; Azula, Buckmau. Vernon River; Condor, Maskell, Eldon; Lorena, McMillan,\Vood Islands; Katie and Ella, _

I McNeill, Vtiood Isinnbs; Lady May,

McDougall, Belle River. `

PORT OF MONTAGU E. `

Oct. 29, ar.-Maggie Mav, li ellis, Halifax; 1 I Majestic, Spiiidler, Halifax. Oct. 30. -Welcome, Clow, Picton; J. M. P ,

Landry, Petit De Grat; Souvenir, E0- ; tremonr, Lockport; Laura,BelIfr rntaine W. Chezzetcook; Rob S. Letty, Halifax. y

Oct. 31.-Electra, McLaren, Piciou; Hal- j

el, B. Misher, Mo her, Mehone B~y_

Oct. 29. old.-Diazithus, Daley, Halifax; I Produce; Fanny Young, Lemon, Pun- wssh, bai. ‘N

Oct. 30. -Welcome, Claw, G-.=cr.zetowf'_ bal; Rob S. T~tt7, Liulsburg, prod; T A. Mahone, Hebb, Mahone Bay, prod; C. U. Msder, Ev-ins, Chester, prod. 7

Oct. 31.-Electra. McLaren, Pictcu Idsf;

St. Patrick, Dickson. Louisburg, prod.

Nov. 1.-W. H. Crosby, Halifax, prod.

There are still 16 vessels in port, On ac- count of the bad state of the roads pro- I, duce ls somewhat slcw in coming in with _ prices same as last week.

Dreadful Case "I of itclriirgf Filrsf

--Patient Was Cured by _ _

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‘ale have not advanoed_ the of

Amber smokingjo-

of undergoing such an cpe ration. so he ave me some salve, for whichhe charized e

bn t I I phone of ever being freed j _ _ _ S ‘ , _ Trot: €l|‘l:ind`;'ea»d1ul suiferinl wheir -a Camwuy 5 Bmldmgv Quepn Skeet "

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friend wld me about Dr. Chase’s Oint

ment. He said that he had seen so many , _ _ _C_ ~ casesthat ithad cured that he would pay _ _ _ j for it nimseir ii in :mea no cure. E

‘My experience with Dr. Chase’e 0.nt

. - _,_ ._ _ _ . -.~ _ i ‘ gg ` ment. is that the first application did me I' _ ’ more good thanjdld the 'two doctors and ` I ’ e ` ` it has made me as well and as free frbm - ' V `

pilesaa Since being cured 1*,

woods and experienced _ no return of my V old trouble. I am not patting it to strong I

when I Bly that Dr. Coase’s Ointment F k _ -I . h .I ‘5 ,.8 ,mb Stwnbo, t, ,,,e_ you ,N fm _ armers eep your ens aying w en eggs are a tousemy testimonlaltor the beneit ol P1°1Qe_ , , others, as I feel 'lt my duty to mike _ _ _ _ , 2 known this arent ointment." 1_ ii . _ We have just received direct from the manufacture a

u1>»d;§=1g~'~°§>i';;;-_Z-;¢_f,°;_~=,;§;sb;=;,_ftl‘f¢w was of Loweii Bone and iieai M¢a1,i_-imii c a ai-

"’ ’ _' ,Bone and Lowell Raw Ground Bone. 3;

' f popular favor and poiiltry raisers will End it indespeusihle an

Pnee tothe producer also for growing ‘poultry for market. __ _ gsf, -sires-' *“ '"7" ; * “

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lay and selhteeks on London. New Yerg

and Kontxeel Stock Exchanges.

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Markell, Eldon; Lama, Kenny. Port 3'

Hastings; Baltic, \Vhittee, Sydney; Tar- '

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nal, S. S. Ciny of Ghent. McNevin, Sum- I

Pilot, Proctor, Basin R. Inhabitants: ~

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by express today $150 i=-=~~"h of Neckties, in all then: Ivesi shapes and colors. They are beauties. Have a look at tliezii.--D. A. Bruce.

Staiifield s Unsliriiikable Underwear

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Doctor Wanted to Burn the jg

Skin With a Red-hot Iron - '

Dr. 0HASE’_S UIIITMENT Said-

_____ “T1iere is no necessity of telling Canadians vvho Messrs, Hel tl

Mn Alex McLean’ Turbo” Vale’ N_` S man, the well-known piano inanufact_nre'rs of Toronto, arf Thur in wm,es,__..F,,r two years I worked as struments are well knownand appreciated at home, especially 'n H ~ ,muonmanm th, Domgnim Cm; cfm' real. In Canada they have little to compete with, but iii bnglarm

pmy’s Railroad between Sydney and they throw down the gauntlet to such men as lirerrl Broadwood.

Glace Bay, N. S. and during that 'time ,Collard, it is a bold venture. And yet many of the leading musicians

time was exooeed toallwrts of weather- who have given them a trial at the Iixliibition prouonncf.-d their in-

Gradwlly my helllbh flliled- “Hd I b2°°°1° struments unequalled in tone and elasticity of touch: - Mess s. Heintz- avirtim of protruding piles. At first I

d~' k h t u t as b * man exhibit two Grand and five Upright pianos, all of which am in dl "°" °°" " “ my “ me” W ’ ‘.“’ cases specially prepared for the Exhibition. There can b no Setter consultedadoctor, and though he treated f _ h _,I _ , _l. . _ N . , . ‘ me for Dm* they only grew worse_ proo ot t e va nc set upon the ex iibits of . lessrs lieiiitzninn ihan .he .II was forced to give up work and ,._,_ fact that they have sold duplicates of their pianos lc-ere over and Over

U i State Smal common 401 40 yum, to my home_ My suffering noun again, one of the Grands having been purchased bj; one ofthe Wealthi nut-'ed .. 8 .r Prefened 88 83 Lscareely be described. I could not walk or est men iii the west ot England, In the latter case the pnrcliawr sent Soo Preferred 130 130 'lie down, but while the rest of the famliy _experts to thorn ighly examine the insitrumeiit, and ‘lacy pronriinced it Dymit 33 gg was sleepin: I wou1fl_he 8fC=1f_\10R and superior to any they could ony in I3ng.and. Me.<s.s. Heiiitziwan have

tolling fl'0'D the ¢>~¢l‘ll°l9»1Ul¥ D"-\°‘b 1 a Certificate to that e§ect_ Both the ' Prince and Princess cf Wales,

CHABLGTTETOWN MARKETS- l "‘_AS°i° I ‘§‘°id*‘_l "° °;“s°:,; 8 h‘l_°°‘.';"'& the Princess Beatrice, fhe Duke of Coiinanglitand :lie l’rinc~~.~ Louise,

(C°rr¢¢t¢d "G17 '1`_\1°°d°Y~) 1"" °”° _°t"p°°d me °° ’f‘ t “ P' ° _ have each visited Messrs Heintzrnar.’s and ccn 'ratiilnted tic fxhibi

would have to be burned with a red : hot I . - -’

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iron. I shivered at the thought of burgiing tors im then manufacturgs' "

the flesh, and told him I could not think . "`°1d only by

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twodollars, bhtit did not do me anyi I ’ _ I wlas in a desperate conditi in and had I “

worked duringthewinter in the lumber ` ' I M A

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“gas & have passedarigid govemiiient in tion for humaii food _ It

spec

M ~ ~ _ _ ,Ja high concentrated bone and meat food, contains several tima

--A fiigiutriment of fresh meet of equal weight, It is constantly

Speaking of Pianos sliowii at the Colonial and Indian cwlnbitionf