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undergone ch e mic al changes that impair its value. Forchronic coughs, bronchial troubles, incip- ient consumption or any any debilitated condition _]an1iesoii’s Emulsion is the best possible remedy. For children after whooping cough or the grin we highly coriiniend :it. Costs less than foreigner charge..

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Tennis tor Conveying Children-

Sealed Tenders will be received by the uiul other orloroua vegetables.

undersigned until january r7rh. igo5 for the conveyance of school children to the MacDon-

ald C°l1l°lidlt¢d Sehlwl at liilleb0r0 (Mount the coruplexloiipit whitens the teeth and

Herbert) every tiny the scho-ll is in session be-

tween the dates May rst, :nog and Dec 3rst. fu _ lv 5.iacluslve, mile ciit.liart|c. V

Route No. r. Hazelhrook extends from the

late Michael Mcl)onald‘s along the Lot 48 Road 'MK 2"() toth hl -01

via: c en ies olner esc oo. t

Route No. .- from llethel by nearest road to . school. 1'

sch ol.

Route N04 from Bunbury by nearest route

to school. 0|

Route No. gexterids from Mr. Dan McRae`.=. Ten Hill. via Crosskcridi to Mr. lfranit Fei- “

gusmrls. rj]

Route No. If extends from the lest house in

Kirrlick (Mclrinis‘) to Orois Roads, nl,-o cor Eh v.-ying pupils on the route east of Mr. Frank 0;)

Fergusoiiw-. 'l`lie tender must he marked “Tender for 'll

R0\\l'f N°»~'- (PlKC¢ “\\UJb¢f°f YOU!! ill i.:ustinglozeriges,tlic chnrcoillbeing mixed

space) and niu~t ne addresscrl to I Walter V joner. Rox .1.'\r, Clinrinttetown. or left with Mr. “ Franklin Bowyer, Bunbury.

The tender rriu-t state coat per day for can A

vevrug the pupils to and from the school. ‘

The lowest or any Tender not necessarily L),

at cepted.

3. Tire contractor must furnish horse or horses, lap robes and harness. ti 4. The driver shall wait not longer than twn

minutes at s collecting iolnt for chillrcn,

. Vans will pass alongthe main road in ear-h llf

tuurds Cliurcoul Lozenuvs to till patients

vcyg u mn , til`l`cr'ing from gns in stomach and bowels,

7~ N° °"lld"¢" °"°' “"1” l°“'.“ °' 'Yer "im :ind to clear' the complexion untl purify

hc bieiitli, nifititli und throat; I also lic-

uflalrici. .E 6. No pupils ovcr school age shall be con- `

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reside within one iuiri a half miles of school slmll be conveyed in vur.i~. t

8. All other children who reside more than i

one inrle from the school to he conveyed.

]. \Vr\L'l`ER JONES,

COOK WANTED-

Required immediately. Good cook,

liberal wages. Apply to Mrs F Parker

Carvell, Pownal St. :lay in each rnonth. Dr. F. F. Kell

Mayor, \V. \V.Clii.r‘l-te, City Clerk.

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nn its systciii for the annie cleuiisiiig purpose.

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---Route No. 1 from Mermaid by nearest road to poi

nfl thc inost for thc riionc y is iii Stuiirt.

onn tcll in a. rriucli iiuprovctl condition of

rluily use of thorn; they wal. but. twcriiy-1

A°il“5 l°" »l““°“ W' R°h°<';t‘!‘;f:"a live cunts it box at. drug stores, und ul-

|.5 <17; wrt though in sonic sense ii putcntprepariition, YC con' in Stiiartfs Charcoal Lozenges than in |.iriy of the ordinary ch niccnl tablets.

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Prince Street.-Bev. W.H. Sndgawlck at _ ` You ggn get one nth CGSI, P CBS

_ii ...ni Rev. u. ii. ”\vhit».- in. 7. sir-.iiigera ranging from zoc eac up.

wclcoitie. At.tciiti\'e uuliurs. TESMUJEDIS f\'0m 3 cents each'

Grace Church.-Rev. 'l`. F. F lh-rtori e d R U S e ' "

at ll arid Rcv. \V. ll. Serlgcivick litfl.

i>itr»;ssir'ruarAN. Now in Stock, price from 25C. We

Zion.-I:‘i-uyeriueetlng at li).Rev. G. R. i e a 8150 llaile Bil’ll°= ln F!El1Cl1_, .GBI- Wliite ai. ll and Rev. W. W. Lodge at 7. l I _ man, Latin, Greek and G@llC.

Sunday School arid Bible class at 2.30.

aLetter From Troubetsky lo Prince Mirsky-The Revolutionary Movement is Deep Seated and Terrible to the People

Ncw Yoiut-Jilii 6-(Special)-.\. St. ctcrsbnrg tlcspatcli to The Sun saysz- 1’r-irice 'l`r~oul»ctsky, president of Il\& nscow Zeiustvo has written a lcttci' to

icc Mlrslty, Minister of the Interior,

riding thc lliscussiori of lteforius by Moscow 7.einst\'o which called forth coriilcriirintiori of thc Czar.

l’rint~e Ti-oiiln-tsky suys, “l{u.~sia is now

ii state of iiii itrirchy. 'l`lic i‘c'\'olutioimr'y

lt!

o\'t»uic|it now proccedirig is riut ti simple

nrlirinct- by the yuutli oi thc iitry but it is` at riiovcrnent

liich reilcc-ts the nttltudc of

blicopiriiori und it is very dangerous,

thc liinperor. It is tlit-rrfore the duty cvcry truc liussiuri sul»_jc<-t to do \\'hut

-can to |ir‘c\`ciit the iiiipcridinig culli- ny-".

HE VALUE OF CHARCOAI..

w People Know How Useful it is in

Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that cliarcoal the safest und iriost eilicierit disinfect- t nrifi purrilicr in nature, lint few realize

vnluc when tulicn into the liumuri

(.Ilinr't'oul h~`,a rcriicily that the more you kc of it the better; it is not ai drug at ull, t eiriiply itbsorbs thc gases and lin-

stem. l.`li¢ir'coul swcctcris ilic breirtli after rioking, driiikirig or after eating onloris

Cliitrconl effectually clcurs and improves

rtlicr acts as ii natural and euiincntly

It absorbs the irijiiriious gases which lect in the stoiriiicli and bowels; it. ills

son of cntarrli. All tiruggists sell cliurcoitl iii one form '.'ii:o'.licr, lint pi-olmbly the best charcoal

i_i|con.l Lozcnrzes; they ure composed of e lint-at r.owd¢.-rntl Willow charcoal, and ici' hariiiless niitiscptics in tablet. form 'rutlier' in the form of large, pleiisurit

ith honey. The daily use of these lozcti;.fei‘.-i will

e gcricrnl hcnltli, hcttcr complexion, cc-tci' breath und purer* blood, and the

c coritrury. grcni. benefit. A Bullhlo physiciriri iii i-pcukirig of tht-. ricilts of clirircolil, says: "I ndvisc

vc the liver is grr-ntly benefited by the

t l believe Igel; more und better chnr~

COMINQEVENTS.

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and West \Vilken on tht' New York Speed. way of 2.16 and 2.14; for two oquagqmrvg ‘, ililirlk "_

Brilliant Season ln Track and Field Athletics

lust Drawn to a Close- Features of i904 Which Madef Past Year

Full of Interest to Sportsmen

iii thc rriiitter of athletic records the

year' of lil0~i luis been one of rcuiurkublc brllliancy lu all classes of sports, new rruirks liiwiriglit-cii hung up in the various l-oiiipctltions, says the liiuigor Couiuiei' cial.

Outside of thc incn ti-ack features in

ltliit, the most lriiportant athletic events

tlre woriti were the Olympic games dur-

ing thc \\'orld's Fiiir ut St. Louis and the iritt-i'riuti0ni|.l vnrsity coritesta between Yale and Ilttrvurd versus Ciiinbr‘idgt~ und Oxford iii l‘Iii|.rln|id. For the St. Louis cliiliripiniisliips ntliletes gathered frorn ull |irii‘l.s of the wnr-ld, und the New York A. C. tr-nrii, with the aid of tivo or three nth- lt-les \\'litirriutle new records, carried oil' thc horrors. Cliicngo wus second, Milwau kee tliird, rind the tlrcatet' New York irish.-\. .\. fourth, In thc 'viii-sity cou- -ti-~t~l iii liliigliiriti thc Ariiericairis won six of the niric cvcnts.

'l`lic _yi-:ir‘ol` lilil-l in baseball was uri-

lloulitterlly the gr'eutcst seiison this pn.~'tlrru» lieu-1 knu\\'n. 'l`lit-iittcudriricc itt thc .\`u- lionnl and .\\ncriciin Langue garricn was niuch lrirgcr' tliuri ever' lieforc. “lirtppy luck" Ulicshrro, thc grunt pitcher of the .\'ew York _-\rricr‘icun League cluli, was ii prurriiiicnt ilgiirc in the gurne. llc lcd ull thc criiclt pitclicrs in pf-r'ccrit-nge of Karnes won.

On the wiitcrtlic victory of Louis l".

Scliules, of 'l`oi'onto, Ont., in the Ditiiiiond scnlls rut-c ni llcrilcy, lilngllind, on July I, was the most iniporti\ritc\'cnt of irilnrini- tional boating for-1904. This young scull- ci' not only hrokc the record for tht- striiigiitiivony course ofoiic niile 550 yards hy 5 -l-5 seconds-liis tiine lining 8.23 l~5 » but lic also rlcfcntcll l~`. S. Kelly, holder uf the criilllcrn fortwo yours. who \\'iis rc- gnrdcil ns thc licst iiiinitcui' .scullcr ling- lind liirslrud iii yt~nr‘.s.

In college in-.utilities Yale rlcl`cutl-rl llzlr-

viirrl iri the ‘\'nr‘siiy eiight nt Nt-iv Ltiridori in 21.-lili, lIlii*viirtl's iiiric licirir; 22 i0. t}.iriilii-i<li.:e_,glefczrtt-il,l)xturil liyi`iiur and nrii--lntlf lcrlgtlu-‘ lritlicii- :iiiiiiiitliciriitlu iii i‘hi;rliirid, thc time ol' thc \\'inrici' licirin'

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In tht' Olympic rcrrnttii nt St. Louis, 1".

Ii. (ir-ut-i', ul' l3o:~i.oii, won in the clinnipiori- iipsiiigles iii 10.0825 .'i. t`. S. Titus, ni .\`u\\' York, won thc scriitii' siiigzlc rricc of

. tho Mirldlt- Stn.l,c.~' Associntiorr irgtittil on

‘thc llitrlcrri river' Luboi' tiny.

F. li. (irc-cr' nlso \\'ori the (‘u.uiulin|i llcri~

lcy, with C. S. Titus .-'ct:oii<l. Tiinc, $.22. Ui' the _\'in:litiii;; i'ccor'd.~a irindv iiivllllll,

tlnii. of tin- liigoriizir in Eiir'opt-lui wail.crs was nliont thc best. l.c:i\'ir\|.: Bristol, lung lslnrid, lntc iii April nrid rcturiiirig in Scpicrnllvr, the sclirioiit-i' mvricrl hy Coriiriiodor-c .\'lortori S. Plniit,of .\'c\\' Yorl-', und snilt-rl by (fiipt. Cluti'lc.~. liiirr, who sni's ilic cn|i llcfci\dci's, won iiiiictccn prizes in twciilylwo r.\ccs. The .\llnnt.it~ won tht- Ciipn Mary raicc of 22) miles iii .\`vptcriihci~, hor' tiriin ht-.Ing Jlll.!lr'-i_lti_ Tin- Stc. l.`litii't-, of ll--ti'olt, \\'ori thc $5.000 Lip-

ton tiliullcrige Cup incc nt. (,‘-llicngo.

One of lhc lit-si swirnrriirig i'ecoi'<|s<il' tht'

your was thrit. ot` Dari. B. licncur' ut Hono- lulir iii ,\`n\'cinlicr', who was ren.-llited with 10.1 yrir-:ls .~.t.i'n.i|;litit\\'uy in still wlllcr in urn- iriiiiute il1\t,niit-\\' \\'oi'lrl`s r't-cord by .~:uirietl1iii;.5tivcrn full .~;l~coi\(l. Ii. Kcriiri, 0l.»\ii.sli'ailin., tl rricrc boy, wus t lic Iirilliarit stiirnf 1904. Ho cniric suddenly into pro' rniirciicc iind Net up nu nltnusi. entire sei. of new open-\\ niet' i'ccoi~ils, Iroui Ilfitl yur-ds to one iriilc, wliir.-li lic covr.-r't~d iii l-tin. 5llil~5.~. ln Atistruilla live iucii co\'ei'cd 50) ynrd.~‘, e.u:li swirnriilriir 100 yards, in 5.17 2 5 which wnsu truly rrinrvelloris purfoiiiiiiiiice.

In billiards tivoiniportiiiit nuttcli gniin-er

lui' tht- \\'orld`.~. lnilitlinc clmriipiorisliip iii. ll*.2 und lh'.l wt-rc played llctwccri hlliiiritfc \'l;,:nniix nr\¢lGcn. Sutton in l’n|'is. Vig- innrx \\'ori both coiitcsts. .\llr'etl dc tho won thu \vorld's cliniiipiorisliip pool cni lllcrri in thc St. Louis tourrixurieiit in Uc- tnlicr. \Villliirii Il. (7lciLi'\\'iil.ci' in this coiibcst rrnulc it rit-,\\' \\'ni'lr|`s i‘ccoi‘d run of

-'iii bulls.

(ln thc Ariicricuri turf new rccorrls were

hung up by 'l`iiriyi\ of 5lIi~5 :uwniirls for four' nrul ii hulf fnrlongs; liy Artful of l.tl.‘<l for tlii'<'t--l|uni~tcrs of it rnllc; by Marlin- rrnls und Miricoln of l.lt'l 2-5 for six und n half lrli'lur|gs; hy Ortliodox of 1.38 for' one uillc; by liruornstick of 2.02 4-5 for one ,niilc and nqinirtcr; hy Ont;-ic); of 2_1;; fu,- nric und ii\'r'~sixlcniitlr lnllcs, und by It‘i.~ih Lint of 2.17 8-6 for one and tlirec-elgliis miles. At Suri Frliiiclaco, Dec. til, Ilniiity riirii-icvcri niid ri liulf fur-longs ln L32.

Of tliclt-liclin|.; stake features for ltlll,

liiglilntll won the Ariinrlcari Derby, El- wood the Louisville Derby, }lerml_~; the Suliurlmri 1nid'l‘lio Picket. the Brooklyn llilinllnup, llrwirirristlok t.liollr'||zlitorillandl- Will- Artful thc l"ul.ui'lt.y, und St.. Airuiiit

thc Hligllnli Derby.

'l‘hc fastest. rnilc trotted in lil()-i without

a wlrid r-lilcld or put-ernaker in front was 2.Ul by Lou Dillon ut. Memphis on Nov. ll. Mn,jor Delmar, under some coridltlornr anti on the same track Oct. 25, trotted 5 mile in 2.011, nndnday inter made a worlds record of 2.07 to ii plain axle high-wheel -‘“1lkY, reduclrilr the mark of 2.089 made by Maud S. in Clevelniiri lliyears before. Dnn Patch was thc only successful record- breaker' with the use of the wind shield in 100-l, pacing a mllo in 1.56 at Memphis, Oct. 20. Hia boat performance wltliout tlieuse of it wind shield was 2.601, at

Memphis.

Prlmxe Alert was the only horse to best.

two minutes in 1904 without the use of n

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lrirl shield liuslnk paced miles ln l5)i l- Iwillll-($011. Syracuse and Plillndelpliln. .nke Hurkc made n record wllli El Moro

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I lustrrited ne\v catalogue of premiums -'

St. J»irues.~I’ruyer meeting at 10.-

ltev. R.\V. St-evenson at ll and Rav. \Vm. Lodge at 7. Sunday School and Bible Cla;-is at 2.30. '

BAP'l`Ia"1`.

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Rev. \\'rii.Dobsoii at ll und Rev. T. l<`.

Fullt-r~iori ut. 7. Sunday School at 2.30 p. rn., All wclcoinc. Visitors 'nlwiiys \\'cl-- come und pmvitletl with couil`urtnblt= seats.

cnuiwu or-‘ cirnrsr i

Services ut. ll it, in. nritl 3.-ihp. ui.`

CENTRAI. CHRISTIAN.

licv. \V. \V. Lodge at ll and Rc\‘.ll. '\\'.

Stcvcrisori ut 7. Suriduy School ut '.’.iltl l’rayei‘ riicetirig \\'etlrie.~iduy night nt. ti o'clock. Seiits tree und un ippro pi~intv.~d. s'i‘. ut:_\'.~"|‘.\:\"s c.\'i'ni-:lirt.\r..

1"ii‘st Mass itt T 3li,St‘c-oriil I\I:\s.s' ut ll u..ui High Musa ut 1ll.Il<J, -\'eriper’s uliil Burie- rliction nt 7. p. rn. Cutcclilsrii ui. 2 p. rn.

Axui.rt'.\:\'.

St. Pitul`.s -lit-v S. .l. \\'ootlr~nul'c nt, ll

and 7. All svuts frec nriil iinnriproprlntcil.

Si.. l’ctcr"s.vllc\‘. Jus. Siiripsorl, .\l. .=\.

Priest. lrit-uuil>i~nt: Holy Coiiiriiiiiiiuii lpluini n. rn. lloly Ctlriirriuriioii lcliornl itrul Scrniori nt ll ii. iri.Mntiris tpluiri) 10.15 ii.ui urillny Sl,-liool ut itll p. ni thi iz' i l‘I\'ciisoi\;_rnrul Scrrrloii :it 7 p. ui. Holy tlurniiiuiiioii err.-i'y \\'l-nl; rluy nt T.l.'i xi. iii. Cliurcli :ind All Saints Chnpcl opt-ii err-i-y dny from sun rise to .sunset for' pr'i\'ili vutiuris.

.~‘.\1.vA'r‘|0N Altiii'

Snrulny Servlet- :lt T, ll, ii, and 7.30 ii. in.

Wi-ck |ii;,4'l|t Sci~\'icc -Morulaiy, ’l`iicsrlny, 'l`liur'sr.lny, l"|‘l<lny :Liul Snliirtliiy nt T.ZlU

wE_el< or PRAYER.

iccs in uid of the l’. lil. lslnnd llospitn'. }’ntr'inl :ind l-IX. plcnsc copy protrrziiii.

is the best tea in Canada, and- ‘

i'i<NoW

` that a great many people who drink it say it is the best tea they ever used.

It is however easy to make statements

about what we believe, I think it is better to

give definite, positive reasons Why all afticle is believed to be the best, and if any article has real merit, it should be easy t0 give

convincing reasons.

This is just what I propose to do. In the

successive issues of this paper I will publish a

number of facts and reasons why I believe Red Rose Tea is the best tea in Canada, and why you should use it,

The reasons will be interesting and _

educativc about tea--well worth reading.

Before you read inany, I think you will

want to try the tea and if you buy a pound, thetca itself will do the rest.

St. Iohn, N .B. Toronto Winnipeg.

Keep your blood clean as you kee your

body _clean. You dori‘t wait until your

body is foul before youclearise it.

It is a matter of surprise that man peo-

ple who are so careful to have clean bodies

snake no effort to keep the blood clean. l

Eyeryone knows that uricleanness breeds disease' that those who do not keep their bodies in a wholesome condition and who dwell in filthy surroundings are the first to T fall when some epidemic of disease sweeps the country. But foul blood is more dan- gerous to the individual than a foul body. An unclean body is rather a passive than an active hindrance to health. But unclean

blood is an active threat against the ve

life-it makes the body a prepared breez

isg place for disease.

It is part of Nature’a plan for human

safety that in many cases where the blood ll impure or corrupt she sets a sign on the l

Assets. over R - - - - - - Paid Policyholders. over

L be one-‘ Larucst and Best Company’

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the Mutual Life Insurance

Company of New York

Men of character and ability should become identified with it. There _is _always an_opportunity for good men to make nioney and

eputatlon in its service.

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A- N- FRASER, Provincial Manager, Charlottetown, P. F.. I.

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body in proof of the corrupt current that is flowing through the veins. Scrofula with he dis_ zunng sores and scars, eczema with Its irritation, salt-rheum, tetter, eryaipelas, boils, plmplea _and other eruptions are only the outward signs ot’ the ini urity of the blood. But often in the earllgr or simpler stages of the blood’s impurity there are no outward signs of this condition; only dull, languid, sluggish feelings, which arg gum. ll morily attributed solely to the aluggislinesa l of(;}ie llilver. 1

a reparat nl 'f ri I th blood Dr. giercvs (‘})olderi"ME’dlie:i-l glscovt ll ery easily takes the first place. It ellmiu~ atea from the blood the elements which clog and cornr t it, and which breed and fee disease. Ill acts directly on the blood. xhkinziglendg. in‘c}:e.si..glthegzirgtivrty,

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time which to nlze rife oflllgiioayi 'pm' ,

Accept no substitute for “Golden Med- |

ical Dsco\'ery."_ There is nothing “just r as good" for diseases of the stomach, ` blood and lungs.

Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser, paper my.

ers, is sent free on receipt of 3| one-cent stamps to pay customs and mailing mal);

Address Dr. R. V. Plame. Bnlbh. N. I.

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CLEARANCE SALE! e

J. ~B- McDONALD G Co’s.

Will sell the balance of stock. Men’s and Boys’ Cloth irg

in Over Coats, Ulsters, Reefers, Suits _and Pants at 33% to 50 p. c.'oE. All Men’s and Boys' Cloth Caps 25 p.c. od. All Men’s and Boys’ Fur Caps 25 p.c. oil. All Men’s and Boys’ Felt Hats 33% to 50 p.c. off. All Mitts and Gloves 25 p c. off. Men’s White and Colored Shirts 33% p- c. off. Men’s Woolen Shirts 25 p.c. off. Wool Sweaters 25 p.c. oil. Wool. flannel and tlannettes 25 p- c. oi¥.Dress Goods 33% p.c. otT.Tweeds and Worsted 25 p.c. off. Cloth and Wool Tams halt price, Small 'Wares and Ribbon half price. Boots and Shoes % less than price.

Come in and lf we can suit you. can buy your goods cheap.

Sale commences to-day.

J. B. l'lcDONALD & Co.

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the Pond at Rosebank opposite the city I am prepared to supply pl l-ve at the Pond at reasonable rates, or deliver in Charlottetown.

PATRICK KEENAN.

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Abiamondllng ,, 0|- a Plano

A postal will bring you our iullyll.

explaining how you can secure any oi the numerous articles therein enumer. ated free of charge. .

Tb: Grwlari Sam'/ics l Ever Made by a Publication r To Boom -its Cimdation

'Now is your chancei Take advan- tage of ltl ‘

wizma Fon rr 'ro-D/tri ,J THE OQUAGA PRESS,

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Having arranged fora.. ice 0.. _,ANDY

SMELTS AND EELS

Send them to us and get hi heat prices and daily re-

i-4 d rf. turns. Write us for stencils. éuotations or any informa-

ion you may require.

loseph A. Rich & Co.

|76 Atlantic Avenue. Boston. Mg."

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To Fishermen Fish Dealers:-Kind

0 favor us with our name and addre

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w_e may from time to time mail you inform

T F h ation of value.

ri is ermeri . It may seein grille All correspondence answered. Price

new that the f li I' ,' ' ~ . Fish on Comfri:i::i(bnlmtllsffe‘i'ent bl: blditg slexitiinllldiiiisiildg cards and Stencil

’tIe;‘{t[hi;Jn you have experienced. . We` are established 41

S Ourcareful attention YEARb and refer ou for

and handling: prompt returns I standing to Dun., Mercnnme

and results li d; tt k _,__ °f 'nn ii* nrgxdeanzllosalilsipllli-Eiofy HC~ MarltetAg:ii1t'l’Fulifiiliilstlililivnalrllaiillte g’:,;;,'L°cl§'-gfrpél. itz; ;:§:l:L1;>nE ggsyop; gzszny wnoienie tiene. ii. ni.. buni the ty. ~ I \ ° p

Q* Send for our 'Custom’s Tariff on Fish," Booklet, conlainln vain bl

Dqpqgif’ _ _ . . . "_ Y. information for Fishermen. 3 “ "

---lm-;~§_8 F-ulton-~l`ial`\ Market. NEW YORK. l

P. E. l. BIBLE SOCIETY, rl aszard 6: l’loore.

Bookse"ers A`gent.

Crarlottetown i7 'I 5 W ' YE'

illll.l.l_3§'l'lll.§l_ll_'l3

Mclloanie 8. Arsoltaull

Ba rri`s‘ters. Solicitors; etc,

Sl'l\ll\rllil{SIl)E, P. E. T.; Oftlct-s-Roy al llinik of Canada building.

NEIL MCQl'Al{RIIL. K. C.

li. ARSENAULT.

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J. AUGUSTUS BEN ILEY

Barrister and Attorney

()lli.;c: Upstairs Brace Brick*

Buildiiig-

SUMMERSIDE. P. E. |. Money to Loan 011 S005 5@°“f' ity of land at moderate rate of

interest.

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DR. E. M. M21CKENZlE

Discziscs of woiiien :ind children. Oliice Kent Street, next door to _I0hn-

soiifs Ilrng Store, ’l`ell.-plicnc 317.

ltesitlcucc, Alt-xundra liotcl, Tele-

phone 230. Uflice hours, 9~io a. ni., :.30-3.30 p. ni., 7-8 p.ni. 12 tlw3in.

, ., , ffl", .- .~ . R. JOHN LEDWELL lll.D

lssiilttigdtlfliliihill: T H A KS’ Physician and Surgdon. .

wlieiithc clergy will iissist. U ' Q

C0llc<~tinii:~' to he Inkuri nl iill the ser' I ' l P O w N A L S T R- E E Tn

Opposite St. ]osepli’s Convent. llOl'RS-Until1o,o’clock zi. m., r'to 3 p. ur., 7 to 8 p. ru. 12-6 dw if

A. F. MILLER, M. D. C.M. Piirsicron & suncsou

OFFICE - Kent Street, opposite

Davis & I-`raser's Packing Establish- ment.

Telephone 41.

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mum|=o_i_z3_ saos.

Produce Commission Merchants

MUM}'ORD’B BUILDING, RGYLE bf. HALIFAX, N. S,

l Personal attention given tothe sales of Butter, Eggs, Hogs, Poultry, Prult Vegetables, &.c.,&c

Proceeds nf sales remitted promptly. Mari: et

prices sent on application. consignments solicited. 4-x8 dw r yi

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ARTHUR J. ll. MELLISH, A. ll.

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BARRISTER AND ATTOi(NEY°A'l-LAW

Cor. Queen and Richmond Sts.. Ch'town. Telenhone, House 158, Otfite 48.

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W. 0. HORSUN, K.C., C. GAVAN DUFFY

Morson dt Duffy

Bnrriatefa and Attorneys,

Brown'l Block, Charlottetown, l'.` E. i.

DISNEY' TQ LOAJKT

d etfiltclrora for loyal Bank of Carrara.

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Patcrsoii Downing Co’y

Commission Merchants. St. John's, Newfoundland,

Consignments of P. E. Island produce

SOLICITED

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THE DUFFERIN HOTEL

ern in every detail. Newly painted and re- earpeted throughout. The only hotel in the city with private lawn and gardena.

E- Leaor WILLIS. Cass calPsal.|,

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GEO- 8- INMAN.

Barrister, Solicitor, No_t_ar|, etc.

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SMALLWOODJL R. Barrister and Attorney

at-Law. Notaryrublie, ste., Olin : Cameron

Block, Lately occupied by I. L. Hansard, LC. North Side Queen Square. lloney tl loan,

IA. McLean. K. C. Donald Mclliunon MCLEAN I MDIUNNON,

Barrister: Attorne -at- . Browrfa Black, Ctiarl;tte|.ii':v`|i.

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Cane Breton Ads

kt manners, Boiidms

Loan Company.

HUGH RUSH, l..l.. B. HOWIIDLIOII, IA, L, L. I, _ ti. l. Mlllillll lr lil)

General Commission Merchant,

Island Produce handled on eommlpnop,

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Bt. John, £l\1‘.B. ` 1

Overlooking the beautiful King Square. U00 Q

Prop. Manager. `

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uriiees in keen Block, lydney, C, 5, /.I

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