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special services in St. Paul’s churc every afternoon at 4 o’clock and ever evening at 7.30 o’clock until Frida liiight. inclusive. Everybody will b welcome.--1 21.

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H church, held last evening, the Rev. W. f°°tbal1 th” °PP“m'ity t° 6°"-V ‘h°:g"m

U J. Howard was unanimously invited to The “lends °f tm’ S°"~”° °ff°»'-' ia fe'

l ._ return to the circuit for a third‘vear.The butlal the Iac” that 251700 PlaY"'1'9 ~ ll Truck weather and a late train cans- report showed the church in ii' healthy "have P“"l°iP”'t°d in games d“1'i“g the

\~ ed a delay of about three hours in me condition and the action o

‘ ‘ ‘ _ pastor is held by the communitv. , __ _ . .

Mi.. L. LANTALLM, of St. Joiin, who

has been here for the past few weeks

oy the Princess yesterday for North Sydney.

Aovnnrisi-:ns inust notify this oilice

not later than Friday noon of each week

ads foi the Wifi-.i\Lr Guanniiiv other wise the management cannot guarantee

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_ and who bought the bark Bertino, left HA¢-:REBEL GROWING scARcE_

Popular Fluh are Being Caught in Fewer Numbers Every Year.

Mackrel, the leading salt water fish

_ of theirimemiou of ,,Chang,ing~_~ their of the world. sold everywhere at all

times are growing scarcer, says the Baltimore Sun. while prices are mount-

- the appearance of “changes” in the is- mg at 9' “Fld rate-

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Hats

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That is guaranteed by the public: lent, Thames Sweet Home, Plaines, uiipie Leaf, K si C, Waite ligle, are all leaders. All merchants vmtingto stock before the advance, Wii'eJ. B Harty Souris, P. E. I. the representative for the mills.

He sells direct at lowest quotations ll car lots 150 barrels, he has also a fill line of se»=d,wheat for the farmers Fov 25 d tf.

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Mi<Ioi1~i Siuisoiv the popular and

bliging clerk of the Queen Hotel, has severed his connection with that employ. Mr. Simpson during his term at the Queen made many friends who will be

tunity of meeting him in the same ca-

not know what to do. will be at Mother Goose's Market in St Peters Hall Dec 13th and will sell some of

tr-en.l,and reported by them fbr the benefit of our readers: 61,734 Chirles

Edgar Gardiner, Rapid City. Man., Heaters; 61.785. William A. Ryan and Donald C. Ncehitt, Eau Claire, Out., Buttons.

Soni-I interesting facts about the past eason of the provincial turf are pre- sented, which will be read with interest by horsemen. Terrel S. (p.)by Strath- more, who is owned by J. E. Morse, St. John. is the fastest provincial horse of the season. having made a record of 2.10 1.4. Warren Guy. by Princeer. owned by Harry Lydiard, Kentville.and others in Yarmouth, has been the sen- sational trotter. hiving reduced his re- cord to 1.12 1'-4. Lottie P. (p,) by Brazilian, owned in New York, is the fastest provincial bred animal on the tuif this season, having made ii' record of 2.14 1-4. J. R. Lamy’s Amherst Minota, and Reddin Bros’ Montrose, Charlottetown, made the fastest mites on the provincial turf this season- 2 21 1-4, the former at Halifax and the latter at Woodstock, and S. B. Hill’s, St. Stephen Rowdy, made the -fastest, 'nile by any pacer-2.21 1-2 at Wood-1 stock. Peter Clinch, 2.24 1-4, owned by Lee Manning. Chesterjs the fastest new comer to the 2.30 list in the pro- vinces this season, and Romp, 2 26, Andrew, J. A. L emaii & Co. , made ine fastest

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record of any horse starting without

any previous mark. Rampart added two more to the list this charmed circle, a record maile by no other horse which has stood solely in the maritime provinces. Brazilian was the only other provincial sire to get two in the

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other notable ii-cidents of the season was that 118 heats were trotted or paced in 2.30 or -better on provincial tracks; the re-appearance of E. LeRoi

of any horse owned and brtd in ti e provinces. and who won the seven heat free-for-all at Halifax in 2.22, only a second slower than the fastest mile he

the reinstatement of George Carvellis Speculation. and the fine addition to the orovincial tracks at North Sydney...

To Cure inertia in len minutes :use

umlorl Headache P.iw.lers.10 cis.

vet it In vcar~ cone by it was a reg ti ar dish nii the tabl of many poor fallliliee. when there was an abundance

me deSi,.ed_ Every one eats mackerel when he can

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of the fish and low prices pervailed. In- vnlids and dyspeptics demanded mack- erel because of its appetizlng qualities.

_» ~ ~ _ _ lmackeiel on his table as a regular thing

- shoe and had so many children she did l-,S pw: and u,,S_p0pul,,_r dish is rapidly

.1 " glad hereafter if they have an oppor- Others who need not search for appet- ‘ ` ' ities, enjoyed inackrel simply because

, _ acity. it was a delightful fish. The day how-

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Tris old woman who lived in her ever W en 6 poor man can ave

becoming a rat-ity.

Wholesa‘e dealers in this city say

h_ ' fi _ that the decrease in the catch from year

hf’r° mire" WFT' °h‘?“P “I me mile to year has been phenomenal. and that gms' °“_"“‘ 91”” ‘S gmng I0 buy so great has the supply fallen off that “me 0* ms ‘mls ‘fem her- it is now impossible to supply the de-

PATENT Rm,0RT_ __ Below Wm be mand of the public, which is enormous.

found a list of new Patents recently ggligiftoghsgilégfllig gigs? ima” gt affix? grated by th; -Canadian Government’ risen to many” times ii: lIr]>ti‘(i:ni;?(iigurg iiiZ...t’3li‘i'2.‘.l0..i1"ii..liZf“§$lncl?§?.“i§ we meet Persons here. bee ebtieed Patems, New York Life Building Mom , to cut off their menu Fifteen years ago,

it is stated, the catch on the American coast alone, along the Massachusetts

A.i\'00diinii A1ben0ii.P.E.'1. Ltbe-,““‘l Malt” Sh°“’S ‘md f'°"’~ S°‘1‘°°f tel- Trap; 61.739. Vinnie ne Liiviiiee, Fl” P'°‘"“°@S» ‘“'f’f“_2°d “D-timfe from Montreah P_ Q , “,-much; 61755, ;300,0g0 to 400,0§0 in_a season. Therle James and Robert Johnston and Joseph was t en no "ee to Import _m”°ker.e ’ McQueen’ Mianm Manu Selmockingiand dealers here were "sending ship- tieitriii.; 61.759, .iesepr Metz. Leno-n”“e“‘S “ft” P°P“'“? 5°” “°’°” ‘ht

wuz AuSu,ia’E,m_ smrinq cases $1,774, ywaters to the other side. Mackerel sold

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in the-se days. according to size, from $3 io $8 a barrel. Only the line large

‘ 1 l mackerel brought the latter price. e

About twelve years ago the decrease

in supply started, and h is not yet been stopped. The catch of every season for the last dozen years has, been growing less. until, it is said, the average catch on the American coast for the last two yea.\;=i has been only from 10,000 to 50.000, and the price of mackerelat

presen‘t ranges from $20 to $25 a. bar- rel. . . .

Sincsthe small catch here has begun

to make itself f. lt mackrel from Ireland and Norway, have commenced to be taken in little quantities, although even with their ‘help the fi-_tures of catches of former years cannot be ap- proached. The Irish fishermen formerly used to send their tish fresh and un- salted to London for sale. but, _since the demand in America they have taken to salt.-ing and cu.ing the ti-ih and shipping direct from the li-ish shores to points in the United S atei} The quality _ of the Irish mackerel and their methods of curing are said to be even better than the New Zealand tish, and far superior to .that ot the provinces. The lrish mac- kerel also ouiclass the Norway macker- el iu the fict that they are better curel and have a. brighter color.

N o reason for the decrease in macke-

rel in American Waters has been hit upon by local lishermen or local fisn dealers. Theories have been advanced, the most generally accepted of which is that the falling off in the catch is due to the methods of fishing now prevailing. In the times of the great plenty of msc- kerel the fishing was done with the hook and line, but the present me‘hod of catching mackerel is with the seine. A crew goes out in the ocean with a vessel and their huge seine, and make effects to capture whole schools of fish.

Willis, Special Blend, 2.18 1-4. alter his l The result is that fishermen. now re- operatioirand still has the fast-est record l POW that U16 l118Cli6l‘6l HN Wild find

most diiiicult to get around with a seine. It is much harder to make ei catch now than a few years back, and bv some it is claimed the wholesale seinin is the

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had eve, ,mae 0,, a provincial meek; ichief reason why the catch has so de-

creased.

H01'-ild CHANM-2 IN Busts;-:ss.-Read R. K,

Jostls ad. on page 2.

ds fewer '

ei more deaths and more serious accidents _ _ gp V _ , _ _ _ , gg..

than any season in the history of the V, " . f f , 2 ' fj_~_+,’§{' nine. The minor accidents have been 0 - " V

U The season opened Sept 24 and clos J' I ed with the Thanksgiving game betwee .V Pennsylvania and Cornell. During the

season, which laces the death erccn-

fthe board ‘ _ _P' _

arrival of the Princess yesterday. n expresses the appreoi ition in which the lag? at 1-In °’000’ whllethe s°"°°“ i“`

Juries 1 in 748. This precentage, they claim, is less than shown by yachting, swimming, cycling. hunting, and other sports. - p In many cases of accidents. such as ‘ broken ribs and thumbs, the injuries are not recorded. The number of deaths this year is unusually, large, but football is on the increase, and this will account for the larger percentage of deaths. A peculiar incident is noticable in the list of serious injuries, the number compris-

Tne list is as follows.

Callar bones broken, 5 legs broken.

4; ribs broken, 4; skulls fractured. 3; torn ligaments of leg, 3; shoulder bones broken. 2. Noses broken. con- cussion of the brain, ruptured kidney, wrist leg disolcated, elbow socket bro- ken. dislocated, ankle sprained knee. cartillage or ribs torn. ankle broken. thumb br0ken,and dislocated knee make up the other accidents Chicago-Tiihune.

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Increasing the Army.

, General Hull, chairman of the Mili- tary committee, has already begun the preparation of a hill for the increase of the regular army. This bill will pro-l vide for an army of at least 100. 000 men, but there is a strong disposition on the part of some of the members of the committee to permit a regular force of 125, 000. President Mc Kinley will be given discretionary powers as to the employment of Cubans and Porto Ricans in the military service of this government and General Hull said that the number provided for would probably noi exceed 8, 000 men. General Hull expects to have the hill ready to introduce as soon as Congress meets and wi-1 make everv effort to rush it through before the Chr- istmasrecees. When this bill becomes a law the volunteer army will be grad- ually reduced and as rapidly as the re- gular armv is recruited the volunteers will be mustered out by regiments. While the Military cimrnittee is in fa- vor of providing for only 8, O00 native troops ot Cuba and Porto Rico, there is a disposition in army circles to increase this number largely and make it no less than 35, 000 men. American soldiers n do notgseam to be able to stand the tre- acherous! and Tinsanitary conditions pre- vailing in the W'est Indies, and the offi- cials favor enlisting a large army of the natives to be led by American ofiicers. ‘ The people of my section are now in favor of a. big increase in the regular army,” said General Hul, “and want their-'regiments to come home. While there is any fighting to be done thev are perfectly willing to have them rem-

- ain in the service. but girrison duty is

not pleasing to the boys and they are A wiliing to retire and give those a chances who desire to mike army lile a profess-

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What can I procure for

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this year? may be great] simplified by inspecti our new stock of

evielrv, Silverware,

iid Sterling Silver llovelttes.

Already our customers ar making selections.

GJ. Hutcheson

Jeweler and Optician

Queen St.

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We make a specialty of children’s clothing

specialty. 1 ' _

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Sell them at the right price

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V Buy these from the manufactures that. make lchi1dren"s

Buys a splendid servicable school suit of a.

. heavy wiry tweedfit boys age 4 to I2 il

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Buys a good school suit in 3 pieces Bt

9 to 15 These values are unequalled in

2 _i_0city. The styles for themselves. _ ' 0

Buys an all wool Homespun mans suit and if

, good as ei$10.(lf_ suit _

I 0 6&Serge Suits as nice a class of Ready to-

! wear clothing as can be found in the City and 1 - - ~

I2 °'~°Meii'e Heavy ali-woot Pima $1.40 ` 1.50 ' I 1.75 2.o0e0 4.300 " '

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NEW PROWSE BLOCK,

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burn Tweens. Goods wear for yuan.

Tr-7°” Ladies, Dr.e’.8s Gwds’ Unshrinkable Blankets. ll Try” N°bd7 Sullmgs’ Bliilnkets that wear a life time.

` T'7°°`N“y Sergei” Tryon our Readymade Clothing ' in T'y°“ H°m°sp°°‘§’ - Suits a'ndfUlsters 'ouriown Cloth. » TfY°“ Flanneki The best value is Clothing. '

Tryon Blankets Notpling to equi! -*I

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We are making a superior quality of Coke now.

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No Dirt. No; Ashes.

Orders 'nust be left ahead lto insure delivery. I

Charlottetown Liglitdz Power C0.

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Fi-om the sensible and warm felt slippers at QD() to the._ height of German luxury at

75c and $I.00..

Ladies’ warm German Slippers with leather soles, at 60g p and 15g. Better quality at

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fur top.

Men’s very warm felt Slippers

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