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China-It’s not the
“Absent-Minzled
Beggars.”
QQLY Place to get Real VALUE in
5 China Line is at
GOIL»VVII»L|'S
' We are Wl\8lD8 8- terrible war with high
“PEKIIN”
give you some idea of how we are
“ducting the China Campaign. The
'jess at _Which we offer China. Tea Setts,
ggbeyond the comprehension of every
wbuyers. Our Dinner Setts and Toilet
arealso exceptionally low in price,
there is a general boom in all staple
of Crockeryware. Enamelled Ware
prices.
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If you want V.-1LI`l-I; if you want.
BARGAINS; if you want SATIStFAC_
HON, go to the only place where you ca,
hem. .
W. P. COLWI LL
Sunnyside. P. E. ]sland’s Gregg;
Crockery Score,
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Knows A econ -ri~in~ic
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SOAP
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it our Store some day this week, and it l
,State will be asked to make good his
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TheHeavy Tread of Feetlffhc Cowboys After C01
Roosevelt.
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To Make Good His Boast of
liiggsjustnow. You   Rnugh  DCXtCl'°
ity.
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CHICAGO, August28.-The :owboy has
called Roosevelt‘s bluff. The news of his
invasion of South Dakota. next month
has led the cowpunchers to ask if the I
Rough Rider, with all its ranch preten.
sions, really knows the diilerence be- ~
tween a lariat and a clothesline. t
The strenuous Vice-President~ti_l person
when he gets into Senator* €Fttigmw’s
boast that he is the real thing with a
l`0Dff by throwing a steer, cowboy fashion.
It is no secret there that the animal
picked out will be almost as untamed as
Roosevelt himself.
SOME DOU BTS EXPRESSED.
Stories to the deteriment of the Colonel’s
reputation as s Wild west show an by
himself have been in circulation in Dakota
for some time, accompanied by wide-
spread assertion that he once slew a _
trapped bear aftaerreloadingseyeral times,
n offence which in the Northwest is fol-
wed usually by handing the shooter
erto the S P C A , asno true sport.
v _ . _ .
Ranchmen, therefore, have asked that
“Truculeut Teddy” be given a mount and
rope and turned loose with a horned
pportunity to show whether or noil-bei
Oters are justified in their suspicion that
e is “four Bushing,” asthqy say it.
ego
F409
WISH TO PROTECT HIM.
That he will be mad enough to accep
the challenge, _few who knew him doubt
but  .isa movement among
Republicans looking to the hobbling of,t§_he
his rope. and gallop to the fray.
Should this be done, or. should Roosevelt
side step the issue. he will stand to lose
several votes--wliici have? already been-I
pledgedto him intliehakotasby  w-ho"
have inherited the Republican bug, but
who are still open to reason.
W. K. Vanderbilt? Distin-
guishes Himself on his Auto.
Wiilie K. Vanderbilt distiguished him-
self at Newport the other day by giving a
pig an airing on his racing automobile.
As his act created much amusement
the only disgrace appears to have been to
the pig.
AcadiaCollege
* WOLFVILLE, N.S.
YOU HDED I 838-
sixiy-third session of this college
beizin on October 3rd. Prescribed
during the iirst two years,generous
of electives during last two. Ten
specialists in their respective
of undergraduates last
in the history of the Col-
added to the cirriculam :-i
course in Pedagogy conducted by
A. \\'. Sawyer, D. D., L.  
and Spirit of the College distinctly
avo\\'efll_v Christian.
.For Caleiidar or other information apply
T. TROTTER, D. D.
President.
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Ellis Sillllllllllli
Wolfwiiie, N. 5.,
il li'€a'iiP&G LADIES-
Beaiitiful :i:~ifi~.:itioii. :intl in equiln
:hom i-_gli mul ele_;';iiiI. Five r€glll_fll`
3 ~f =_;-`;\, fe '_`olli-g‘.;\.’e_ Piano }IL1§lF-'»»
I»lt:~i- .`.i‘r. l'Iliouciir_ii. instruction
_ -_ _
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i\'_P. 3
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TrouWs
Kline! Uidklaildai-Allinontethtldll
Ylold Daly to Dr. ¢l\\00'8 Kim]-I-UU'
Pills.
My-_ Wm. Giies. carpenter. Sault Sie
ua;-ie, Ont., states:-“Unsolicited -I
write to tell you of the good qualities
_ of Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills ln-
' urinary troubles. I do not write
gblipggur especial profit, but for the
good ot those anlicted as I have been.
I have used eight boxes, and do not
now feel the old trouble in the least.
"I felt relief one hour after taking
t `ll. It is a. great source o
gdiiporft tglme to know that there is a
'redicine to help my weak kidneys.
:fliose wishing further particulars may
address me as a`DOVe." . ,
Tn- Chafse’s Kidney-Liver Pil.s are
.lcisc for 2.11 izidney, piadaer, and
f_T.=,.;;-y derangements, and liver
troubles. and iw,-_‘_-e an enorinpus sale
:‘l ever this continent. Gne D1-l 9- d0=@»
 cents 3 box, at all deal-ers. or Ed-
manson, Bates and Co., Toronto. "_ _ _
Dr. Cl'iase’s Ointment 15 2- DQ=lUf'€
nd absolute cure for P1195- If ls me
251,. preparation which is guaranteed
' to cure every IOUD °f Piles'
O ' y 9
lic, the Rev. Mr. Cut-ten has been experi-
inentingasa hypnotist. He is versatile. .
For two seasons he played football and 3
preached sermons. Now he varies his re- 1
ligious work with psychological researches .
and with experiments that are likely to
startle the scientific world.
J
if
Said to bc Cured by
Hypnotism.
PREMIHER _HYPNOIISI
Who Cures Delirium Tremeiis,
and Stammering by This
New Plan.
Nnw HAVEN, Aug. 28.-To cure by hypf
nctism drunkenness and all the other ills
that beset the human mind and body
is the hobby of the Rev. George B. Cutten,
a young Yalegraduate of this city.
F r several ears unknown to the pub-
Hardly a man among the Yale faculty
or students knew of Mr. Cutten's hobby
Alone with men _whose vitality had been
sapped by alcohol and tobacco the Rev.
Mr. Cutten several times a week has
worked quietly in the Yale psychological
laboratory.
He hoped his labors would not be made
public until he had completed his studies
for the degree of doctor of philosophy next
March. For his thesis Mr. Cutten expects
to prepare a paper on inebriates, and
for this purpose is making practical tests.
IARVELLOUS MONEY RAISER.
Incidentally he has had charge of the
Howard Avenue Baptist Church, and his
marvellous tact in raising money has been
the talk of the city. Fresh from his sue- _
cess on the football Held, where he played ‘
centre with surprising skill he has in a
ear cleared his church of a debt of $15,
y
000. He has been-preaching weekly to
congregations who little knew they were
listeningtn a student of hypnotism.
steer or giving the animal some  B8 ll V ll Y
mic in’ection of action-clomingffbe-1`S¢l\ll0\if¥0°fll¥ ¢0_l»¢1l_& W0l'ld 
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fore a 1 iwing New York’s Governorto whirl S0lll¢`°f    fi ~= . “ _ ~-ri ?‘l.-?-fir
aside. " et. incomplfete ” he said,
l eta tl the Rev. Mr. Cuttcn con-
uuy W ' y i , ,V
“ and the' results in many of the cases
which I have taken up are not yet proof
oithc-success of myfiiemy tlhctall victims
of-over-indulgence in drink and tobacco
can be cured by hypnotic power.
“My subjects have been taken from
charitable institutions. At least a dozen
have placed themselves in my hands and
the results have been so far successful.
“I prepared myself by pursuing the studyy
of psychology as far as possible in Yale,
and my experiments, with one exception.
have been conducted in the Yale psycho-
logical laboratory.
“The most interesting case which came
to my attention was that ofa boy, Thomas ,
Mallett, of this city, seventeen Years 0151
and a. persistent cigarette fiend. He had l
smoked for ten years and consumed thirty 'l
cigarettes a day. v
“I put him under a hypnotic spell and
my talks to him of the habit were so
effective while he was in this state that
after the first treatment he reduced his
daily cigarette supply to fifteen and
gradually after that gave up the use of
the weed. He is now recovering his
physical and mental strength, and, I hope
is cured.
'ixscirnisn nEi.nzlUu TREMENS.
“Thomas Dick, who was so far gone
with delirium tremens that he was unable
to Sleep and a physical and mental wreck.
' placed himself under my care and after
,treatment was able to collect his senses
and concentrate his mind on definite sub-
State and is now free from the liquor
habit."
The Rev. Mr. Cutten also found his
treatment effective for stammei-in,f; in the
Case of a well-knovvn business man,
caused by an injury to that part- of the
brain controlling the organs of speech. In
the hypnotic state the man could talk
with no impediment. He has been treat-
ed four times and is improving.
The latest cure effected by the clergy-
man hypnotist was of neuralgia, with
which Purley C. Butterfield, of this city,
iv s afiicted Sick abed with the ailment
and is now completely reco\ ered
also _lofi  \'a 1' _\lu_i<_-_ Steno- ;  I  Y 3 i - r ' ' ` 5 ' ` ' e ` ' " _ '
,_,,,.1 ',`_\-,,;).\l.fx;{i,1g_ 3 Fourteen Ll  "    l The Rev. Mr. C-ntten will continue his ' or cure these diseases by removing: their
it-iii lii_~tructoi'.~. _ t_oni 1 experiments until he has obtained cause-imperfect digestion. They digest
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r ._Oi..i.»._.. .ind further informa I  sutiicient material for proof of his theory the f00fl. V-me 3~UdS,U`9Y1Slfh9~nthe_ Stomach I
. for his thesis,\vhich he hopes will win him and stimulate tl.e bowels. Tney clfano f
J- H  ---- his degree. cuti the system, supply pure blood;
l*blil >fe*d` ti
Aug94 iv, Principal- A convention of the L‘bs~i-al-Cciiz esta si pcr. c. iges on.
_ ef -  -J = ‘ - »f East Queens wi <-
______ __ _ _ gorvanve e-ectors c .___°._-_-
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lilllllllllll llilllllllll. 's.*;i._.....l..=».»,,»¢,_,;;»; 5%; _ _  
no p_.rpose of norm” we 8 “ 1 _ //D1/£»v    Provincial Manager. Charlottetown, PCEI..
ms. il. L ni-asain. i M- ="°°*"' D   T  _ 
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Was a liberal advertiser. He took two whole columns to demonstrate _
 his -.ireng¢i._ .na new-si thomas people "zombies" in as sims so I sais.   _
d _' , I In fact he brought down the-house.. .
W' _ Bn ' that do i’t compare with the tumble in prices of all our Snmuu _ 1, _V
Gaoda.  _L  _   y , ,T
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_ All This Se ason’s Goods  
All Summer Goods at 66§c on the S. '   i ' ‘- 3" .5
Some Summer Goods at 50c fin the S.
Some Summer Goods at 33§c on the S.

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` ‘Tis better to came than to wish yon had.
New Goods are arriving and we must pull the columns of Summer Wear
. 05 Our Shelves- The prices we are making will do it. " “
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What Trade We Have We’llHold, and What We Hairen3t__j ' _ 
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“/‘.-r. ‘<». ir ' ' _' ` - »~.;.‘-,=r .-,f
lately. Having 8'. frugal fbrtune of\15,Gl1
humble grocer gave more than many a `
millionaire.
A ill 01' E3GlPEi
From the Endless and Ter-
Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets the Cure'
men? The question has been asked hun-
dreds of thousands of times. but no satis-
facto answer has ever been given
man goes on, bearing her heavy load.
jects. Gradually he resumed the normal
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fible Tortures _of Dyspep-
sia.
the Only Cure-They Cure Fa uraly
and for all Time-and They Never
Fail.
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Why is it that women suffer more than
ry .
Meanwhile, gentle, loving, patient wo-
You can see the ravages of ill-health ‘
on hundreds of otherwise -lovely faces,
every day. That sallow, weary-looking
women is enduring the miserics of D yspep-
sia; that one, whose face is prematurely
wrinkled whose eyes havelost their bright-
ness, and who bears, unéonscionsly, a look
of continual pain, is a victim of Indiges-
tion. '
In the majority of cases women suffer
needlessly. Theyare like the occupants
ofa burning house, ivho, although the
doors are open refuse to make their
escape.
This is true of all who suffer from Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness, Sour
Catarrh of the Stomach and all other
ailments of stomach and digestive organs.
It- is true because there is a way of escape
from sutfering.
This way of escape-and there is no‘
In handsome and -durable enamel Lwork on Spoons, » 
Buckles, Pins and Brooches. iAlso _British and ~(f'ana'liQ'
Coat of Aims, Jewelry and Souvenir Spoons ` I I V 
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Cameron Block. Clfarloiieiowu,,ifP.li. 
_Michael Carrqrhohadfor half aeentnry; 4 - ,
keDtasinallgrocery'i.tPhiladelphifa".§il`ii>`d" ' "' Q ~; _v ,_ ,-_Y   ..'~_;»_,,,_
He_di'vi&d\4-5,(lll among hisrelativeaand _ _  k_ <- ~ ~~-_ , Ay __ ; _ ;  _ _ _
i¢ii1so,oa_ismon¢24 cmioiio institutions  ' D  »,r.»  __  ,
 among  some 0hurchesl 1. jj" ` Y " ` `° ”“"` <‘.""i‘-- _   E*-'aa
in i varying hom $1.(X}'J to $10,(D0."1'hc ' ` ‘
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Stomach, Flatulence, Nervous De‘oility,l
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_In New _ Business in Canada.
In 1=l.a:tiO of .Assets to Liabilities
In Actual Results on Invest-
:n:i.e:nt I’c>1ic:les~ '
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Mr. Butterfield sukmitterl to treatment
, ; other, remember-is through the use of
Dofl-is D yspepsia Tablets They prevent
Write us for Rates. and Partloulears
before insuring-
J.  Eros,
 N' 5' ' L 5° °0Pt'.°st that riding at the ionhcommg This sizmlture is on every box Q! the genuine - _
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D°‘“‘“'°“ F"°°"°°` P ii' <» patriots Laxative Broino-Quimne ww suns..
______-- A C mvnuers of all the o in; t h me a can in aw /
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Prepares for College. T@f\C\l@l'S Ceflm' ll" t " . L
Life and entrance into ,dole sites appointed to at end the con- _ U _3 d ,W 9m_ ~ . direct from I-rhnburgh. S°°fl===df°fl~
so-ii.. st-»...0i_-.-_ . il .....iie... rm. somber of delegates * ‘i 1’ 3' S°°*°*‘ t ourcsasos- roarnms are uni-ivsiisa.
~\°@\fl==I11Y H0010 hes f°‘“` resmem - ii li entitled to vote will be - * ' ' ‘ -  » - -
"°”‘ “C 9° A 5 cent plus of “Pal»l'l0l1 ‘ i - e --  - is
     . . ~ - . - 2. Mclloiialds Dru Stor ”°"'°“‘“‘“~l-e-= me   e  
eastofyiontresi JAMES GLOW. Twist chewing tobacco is . ,,\ _ _ - »~ 1 »
and further information y convener. PPI, cent largar than formgfly. .Snght Ben N _ __
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