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Graduates ol the Buuaofeiiel-
lege oi Dental Slrgery. »
swsvoun :Earn  
Unlil quite recently whenever l
person had the toothache, his friend:
one and all rnxmedrntely gave him
me sage advice. "Go and have it
pulled." We extract teeth when
necessary bv the most painleaa _`
‘method _vet discovered and replace
them with n plate or with crown emi
bridge work. BUF OUR PRINCI-
PAL BUSINESS IS SAVING AND
ING T ETH
FILL E
lf you have a cleft palate give ua
g ¢all. We can refer you ro cases in
this province, that we have treated
with wondertul succeaa.
c
Moderate Charges. .
Satisfactory Work.
Permanent Branch at Montague.
Ili. WRIGHI Ill liillll
The pnce yo
A apy for them d
not always pro
M0re |~ ,.,,.,,.,_
PM alarms;
that they ar 5 _ __ 'o _  i
1 $ good. We handle
 the best that can ` _ R g 
A ‘be had and our ' `_l _ _
prices are away, . l __ c ` '
$ down._ To be ’ _ _ ___ '~
- convinced that i i
Can Us _ _
Buy
this Ls so give
a trial order. _
Tea a specialty
Elsewhere
WRIGHl&DAUNCEY,
x8 eod & w. Charlottetown. "
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LUNG BUUTS 
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We have the best stock 
of _long boots in the city, o
and We are ready to supply 
you with any kind you 
wish. if
Imported goods (the best 
ev
that can bebought) range 
in price from $1.90 up. I
Our own make are the _ i
loaders and you could not .-
do a wiser act than leave ~
your measure for a pair o
made in any leather. *
Prices from $4.00 up. '
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THE sHor:uAN.~ _
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buggy, 5-¢oWed.8¢¢ W.
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We want your fall
orders for these lines.
You -will find _our
assortment complete
and Prices right.
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HALIFAX. e
CURE'
YOU! -
If you are skeptical.
If you have lost confidence.
If you have given up all hope of
ever being cured. `
TRY IT! `
ASK YOUR CHEMIST FOR A
FREE SAMPLE.
_ lt gives immediate relief in the _
cures _to stay cured.
Prescribed bythe Medical Faculty
throughout the world. it is used
as an inhalation, and without any
after bad effects.
HIMROD M’F’C C0.
¢`4-1 e vsse Y sr. New Yomc. _
For sale by all chemists and druggists.
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. The best Cough Medicine-
ABSOLUTE SAFETY ~-
must' be 'rigorously insisted
upon when buying medlcino.~
for upon its safety depends
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and prompt in cases of Group.
Colds. deep-sca_:dedb°C0Il8hS-.
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wh-en
“Ben the
News "wnue
won the center e. large at ev
ery county fair and popular resort. Au
old time photographer tells an experi
ence he had long ago before the le-
oreta ot the camera were known to
everybody.-=_ » v _ >-
HB hed let uma tent at;._a. county.
wr. ena~war_f¢rih”s to ai-um trace. Ha
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¢atood` -outside  tent, calllxig in t
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hawker fashion’ t_he.merlta ojf,_hl| pic
tures. Thepepple whogatheraéd aroun
W0" iUf¢l‘¢l¥Q£~ nd urlou .but som'
aide the tent. Finally-the photograph-
€l` .th0\18`ht he might _set the _sheep to'
running by alngllng out oneot the
crowd and -taking." -his picture free.
Standing _near each other were a young
man and a Young woman. i`-fihlnlzing'
that they -would like to be 'tiken to"-
gether, and that the 'two would have
more courage to face  .camera than
a. ltone victim. the -photographer called
OU. I . ‘.
‘That gentleman right there and that
lady,_come inside and I'll give you plc-
tures ln two, minutes, free of charge!"
The two looked at each.other,,grlnned,
and iinally came inside the tent.
"Stand right there.” said the photo-
graphen “T_hatf||.lt. .Now hold still a
minute. There you are. Now walt till
I ilnlsh 'em _up.” ~
-In a few minutes he handed them
each a tintype in a pink paper frame.
‘They looked at the pictures -`(;i1rlously'.
Then the young woman bluihed and
her companion grinned and .;i§ttered.-
"Like ’em?” asked tahe phojggrapher,
briskly, thinking of possible _ ,stomers
in the crowd outside; e 
;"waa1." sam the man. slowly, “xr
looks like her, and I fnxess ltllooks. like
me, but ye see, I did-n't knliiv and I
guess she didn’t know we  goin'
to be in the same picture." 
‘Thought you’d like 'em thot way,"
answered the photographer. "Pleasant
souvenir of your visit to the. fair to-
gether." » ' '
"Waal, yes, but -you see we dldn't
come together. I never 'seen her be-
fore.”
Then the two snlckered, andthe pho-
tographer bowed them out as quickly
as he could. ' ~
That year he did a good business, and
at the next fair he set up his booth
again. One day a young couple came
in and greeted him with smiles ot
doubtful recognition. »It was the young
ma_n_and_ woman of the year before.
"How do "you do?" cried the photo-
grapher. “I-I see you know each oth-
er now.” '
"Yes," answered the man, looking
sheepishly at the girl; “My tolks know
some folks of hers over to Hopkins,
and when they seen her picture they
reco’nlzed it. An' that’s how we got
acquainted." 1
“I’m very glad," said the photo-
grapher. , J
“So’m I; aln't yon, Lizzie?" -
"Yes," ‘said Lizzie, shyly. '
Kismet. . ~
Two -men lived to'-'ether' one was
one: “Rea11y. life grows more and more
dangerous. To-day it is a_.n¢explos_lon,
to-morrow a fire, the third day fghurni-
cane. One dare. not travel on a. train
for fear of collisions, nor is itaafe to
go afoot for fear of motor cars.. I am
going to give up going outdoors."
But his fnlend said: “How differently
are we constituted! _ You _are in love
with life and fear d-anger. Now, I do
not fear peril of any kind, and as :or
life, it -ls not 'worth a. rush to me. In
tact, I made up my mind this morning
that I would go over Niagara Fallls in
a barrel.” °
At this the _other shuddered and
said: “But you will glo to certain
death.” ‘
"And if I do I buit follow the exam-
ple of all who have preceded me since
Adam. This certain death is almost as
old as the lrills. Farewell. I go to or-
der my barrel.”
the timid one prepared for his life in-
doors. He maderast the doors and
caused lheetlng of -tin to be put_ over
the .windows so that no sudden explo-
down his chimney. ' i
Hhe barrel, and a few minutes lat
' out, somewhat jarred but able-to be f_§‘“6'=-' .
about. ' _ ` l
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New'H'
aton could break the g1amandll:i.tlhim‘ mgggago
la -his' room. This left him without. _ Full- _ rl ~
light, but he did not dare use a. candle lift#
or a lamp for fear an earthquake might
upset it. Life in the dark was not alto- W k
genie: a Joy, but he had me conipans ---.. °* -._ _
of his* thoughts and they wvereplaeas-
aut, for he had not ~alwo.y~s been so _
timid. Alnter a few hours he became  -e '
aoouhtomed to the half-light andfwaa - 43", »
able to prepare his me-als. Every .day-_
fruit and milk and bread were let
_Meanwhile the venturesorne one or-. 3 `  e
dered his barrel, and when it; was | I Fd g
mode he wentto Niagara and paid an i D _ _ b '
idiot one dollar to roll him into the ., i un ' ~
river. And after he had packed him- \ .1 Mon .e _
I A-nd over the Falls of  Wen* w .~ Wed ‘ ;.
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ami insane, xi noarch mio alcove and 24753  y ;
me iventureaome-< one bmke -.his _WHY -‘ I » '
The passage of the Falls had given.
him a. cert~a»i-n joy in life, and it was- _
altogether. dllteren-t feelings T'-‘-if 31,151 5
to his home. No one but x . ’ _
kne"~w of his deed, buthe did . _. 
itorlthat. .It heiilaad died that _ _ _ _ _
beggfi-11;; end. Nogw that ~ ‘ _ =
M v`v0'u1¢_1 \_;_e_.»alIle to  his' . I ' 1
me most as-nserws.x>1=we uw” C' 0-lR’°_”*'¥”9.& 9° e
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to  _the 'house elbowsohadlyltremltnsd stidand very ` ' '
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give
once a day some
the stove works
Tale air molds oi xt
an passes ou
the Warmer
top, so s current
|ning through the
comes- out at a. temperature of about 86
faster the machine works. It W8! reduce
degrees. If the ro0m_is.coo_ler than-that
* there is no eiarrent,-anditlmfatove doiszft
Work. Besides cooling the air, ittikee
the dust out of it, and delivers it not
only chilled, but clean. A stove twelve
hot lngh turns out 125 feet of
I _el  is-eaouchéto 
pital wardi' " I  
. The inventor thinks his stove will bm
cl' great use tohospitals, which nndegeri- I
om difiiculty in 'keepin sick patients
comfortable in hot weatier. No doubt,
_ too, itbturna -out wéell, it '
an o ce mldmgs, an _ x in e
l and restauranta. It ispgdssible  it
my prove moresatiafaetory thaarftho
fans which are used so much, and, if so,
. there are commercial prospects for it.
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A Common. Trouble at
Tryingf :Season-Au Ex-
. amplejfof Howl This
Aliment is Cured »
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Nervous    1 J- B-
Le_atdera_ in Low Prices.
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Dr. Chase’s ' _
lect your daily work and to loseinterest ln
the affairs of every-day life. Nerve force*
is becoming exhausted, and it seems too
gnnch trouble to concentrate the mind and
to set about the task before you. ‘When
you feel yourenergy and ambition wnniniz
it is time to take action torestore wasting
vitality. The evldencoof many ofthe most
1 reliable people in _Canadai poinlssditxr Dr.
Cha.se’s Nerve Food as the most _active
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timid, the other bold. Said the timid' meansofreawriruzlexhansted ae;-v '_ '_
1 Mrs. __Fillir _ Ifaylgr; -_genslog 
Chadot$epown,P..B. I., atsteagv-‘fl sdliid
_ andjrcquently had attacks ol_ nervous
_ headacli_e,- in feet, my ‘whole syibclqn was
but _aaatisfactory condition. 4 I Since having
lused three boxes of Chase’s Nerve Food I
can say shot I never tried an --medicine
that did mono much good. It has built up
my system, strengthened the nerves, and
enable me to ' sleep and rest well. It is
now a considerable time since I,had_ -n
headache, and I can truthfully recommend
Dr. Uhase’s Nerve Food as a splendid pre-
' pantlou.” _ - -
Dr. Cha.se’s Nerve Food, 50 cents a box,
_at all dealers, 'or Edmanson, Bates & Co,
l Toronto.
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