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To my

To Fishermen : It may seem quite w, 11,111 there are ways of handling . , m, Qoiiiinissioir different or better ‘mu ,0“ ha“; ex erienced, TRY “,1; ‘(luv carcful attention and iiiiiiillii g prompt returns and rc- _ . "iltftl i ?,‘:,],§,§,,l,L-:liiii<l satisfactory account sales, l,“ i“. ruyelations to you. Our place iii bu ' ss is the finest in the city.

,. v . inioriiistioii for Fishermen.

NEW Wvolek Abs.

Fish

not to speak of the _',- "W

Fishermen Fish o..1.~=;,;,,,d,, “yo,

‘l5 "m1 Your name and address so that m,-

ftoin time to time mail you information

of value.

All correspondence answered, Pd“ Llfls- Shllllllllll Cards and Stencils

sent on ilcuioiul. We are established 42 vruus and refer you roi- staiidirig to Dunn's Mercantile Agency, llrailstrects or .the . Market and Fulton National Bank,

or any wholesale dealer in the busi. ness

i, ‘cull for our "Custonrs Tariff on Fish"; Booklet, containing valuable

I8 Fulton Fish Market. new yon... ~.

Ship your smefts, eels, clams. etc- to

,1. M. MINUGH,

Fulton Market. New York, Sit-trolls on application. Refer you to this paper,

,|.,i.,||,,\r|' tivwiliil lld-

ggickannms o

. Mimréé” 0o.

VVTMJIeIQIO Column t isssion 13001.10 rp

; FRESH Flsfi“

[Q9 FULTON MARKET. South St.

Smells and Eels a Specially. DAILY RETURNS. 51.1.», new vomt.

AUSTIN HALEY

A FRESH FISH

F.1- nzeir on the: "prgncaiseg, iror-i-o1,..i...l.-i.~.. 1,... ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,

"| 11111-11111‘ I iriviilii > _ ' ‘z I \\ i-iti: for ..’ii| _ ‘an, __i_,,,,,,.i|s Illlntaflallshod 8O Yours

BICJIIABIID 2:5 AN" IJIFORID.

\Vllt)l.lt'.S.-\i.i-f

I F1314 DEALER 5mm"

FULTON FISH MARKET. ' -

gig urn. on t- 001101: ed.-

[l C? 1:111.“ r 1 notional

flflhllllhgilflN

hols and Hard Clams SILCIAIIICS. .

-New York

Prrnzapt Itasca: .1:

CimIIIIiSSiOII Merchant.

FRESH arid SALT FISH 1,11 Atlantic. Av: nuc, lioston. lmiciioiiti-iilswlicilcrl. .-':. I I il» 1m lllnlltll. l'rr2mpt. i-cliiriis. ll <11.“ 1' livivlliii pd. ‘

l

__.._—_'_i:1—:i i .

SAY _

\'r'hcn the smelt season opens

TRY ' Bfiluce Q €o.,

Wholtsnle Commission Dealers of all kinds 0t

Sriacini/rirzs-Lobste r s, Smclts, Eels, Clams.

I46 Fulton Market, new YORK CITY.

Wc have our own Freezers on tlic promises and are prepared to handle any (lllilllllliy of fish at ally time.

io-25 il1n\v1'& tww 3m.

[Successor to Moon & Irlnphear ]

Wholesale C o 111 111 i s s i on DClllCl‘ in and shipper of all

kinds of

Fresh Fish, Lobstcrs,&c., Canadian Sinclts and

Eels a Specialty. ,> 2 Fulton Wholesale Fish Mar- ,ket, New York. Established 5o years.

_C:ircl11l personal attention Elven to all Consignments. lllvlliliiiivf twiriliiipd i

cmlfilllllmcnts Sollclted.

I07 Fulton Market New York,

Wholesale Commission Plsh Dcalcri

FISH!

"m. Smalls a_ii_d__i_ols a Specially

All correspondence

“L prompt] answer-

Stcncila sent on applicat on.

3- WILEY 8i SUNS,

mm lll‘,1Ill8S.,Tl'fllI‘fef Agents.

"Ho" “W”. Colonial Truiit Co" who, "811 flank of Brooklyn" or any SMCFWIIB Fish Home in the Untied

Prompt Returns _

" JOHN DAIS

l. H. 111111111 in}.

incorporated) I48 FULTON fllltlllffiT, BEEKMAN 85.,

“TIUIIICSALIG COWMISSION llltlAliltiltS I.\' Aid. KINDS OF

FRESH FISH

Eastern Specialties:—lluss, Sine ts, Eels, Lobsters and Ganic. Cou- sigiiuiciits Soliciteii. ltcgular Daily ltctiirns. Cold Storage in count-c- tioii. Stencils and Instructions for packing given on application. We guarantee Freight and Duty on all shipments. Ship to

S. B. WiLEY 8iSONS, Bottomless.

'l'ltANF-il"ltlll AGENTS. Reference :

Mercantile AgtZIIClCSNEW

ll-ltlmivf twwiliii

'CalebHaley&Co

Wholesale Commission Deilcrs in all kinds of

FISH

14 FULTON Manner. NEW YORK.

Camsn Ilaucv Sitxiiriu‘ N. I-lALnv ll"l5l|l\\r'f twivilui pd. '

H. M. Rogers 8i to,

No. i! Fulton “iholcsile Fish Market, New York. Wholesale Commission Deal- ers in, and Shippers of All Kind of

FRESH FISH

ll-8 iiiwf Livw3 ll pd. i

-:-:':'£____

Biitltiiliii BliillliEliS

Wholesale Ci minissioii Deal- crs 11nd Shipycrs.

FRESH FISH.

Smells. Eels, Lobiters and Frogs are S1 eeiallics.

| Fulton Fish Marl et, New York

Consignments Solicitel. ItLZJdniwf twwlnipil

ESTABLISHED 184i.

S. B. MILLER (f). Co.

Wholesale Commission Dealers in and shippers of all kinds of Fresh Fish,

bobaters, Salmon. 51°- Bus, Smelts, and Eels a specialty.

7 FULTON FISH MARKtT,

lvevv York- 5. n. WILEY s. sous. Boston, Mass, Transfer Agents.

Clarence G. Illllrr, Illler ti njotluli. 1o-z5dniwf & twvr4m-

e. B. WILLIAMS,

Barrister. Solicitor and N0177- AFTER lANu/iiw and

OFFICB- HOLMAN BUILDING.

lt-m um -,

. snmmei-ulde.

Trio c‘

f 3i’: Return of. SHSERLQCK L 1V1

comm sown “

E

. A.

HARLOTTIITGWN éinliiiiisu, NOVEMBER L3, I905.

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QtiQwQiiQtQ

Published in Prince 24563.“. Island Lxcluflsflvely by]

_ The Charlottetown Guardian. i

The Adventure of ' the Six Napoleons

No. 8 of the Series

(Cnpyrlgh. I704, l; A. Conan Duh Jul Collin‘: IVnAIy.) ~

._ (comm, 1105.), Alli/Hurt, Phi/Ill: v Co.)

"Yes, sin; I tear that I uni a little lfttfJ, but tho triiius were awkward. Iou wrote to inc about a bust that ls in my possession."

“ExIIc-tIy."

‘ “I biivc your letter hare. You snld, I iloslre to possess n copy of Dcvlncfs napoleon illlfl 11111 prepared to puy you £111 for tbi- one which ls in your pos- sossliwn.’ Is lbzit right?"

"Ocrtiiliily."

"I “'11s very much suiprlscd at your lotlcr, for I could not imagine linw you know that I owned such u thing."

“Of course you must__liave been sur-

intcrlor of this, the lust of the six busts of Napoleon which wore munu~ factored by Golder 81. Co. of Stepney. You will remember, Lestrude, the scu- suttou caused by tho disappearance of 1 this valuable Jewel and the vuln efforts 1 of the London police to recover it. 1 was myself consulted upon the case, but I was unable to throw any light . upon it. Suspicion fell upon the maid of the princess, who was an ltulinu, and it: was proved that she had a, brother in London, but we fuilcd to‘ truce any connection betwccu them. The mind's name was Lucretia Vcuuc- cl, and there is no doubt iu my mind that this Pietro who was murdered two nights ago was the brother. l have been looking up tho dates in the old tiles of the paper, 11nd I find that

i ~F

Cure For_,_l_lie Blues

HIE IIEDIOIIIE TliAT HAS llEVEll FAILED llultli Fully Lrllaotawrsmnaoiad the Joy of

When aoheerful, brave, light-hearted woman is suddenly plunged into that perfection of misery, the BLUES, it is a. and ieture. It. is usually this way:

She been feeling “ out of aorta"

Mme fire/ob

fne Fafnvi 1 e

for some time: head has aehed and

j back also; has slept poorly, been quite

nervous, and nearly fainted once or twice; head dizzy, and heart-beats very fast; than that. bearing-down feeling. and during her menstrual period she IE exceedingly despondent. Nothing pleases her. Her doctor says: “ Cheer tip: you have dyspepsia; you will be nil right. soon."

But. she doesn't. get " all right," and hope vanishes; then come the brood-

. ing, mozbid, melancholy, everlasting

Men Who Doltoiigh Work

TI teamsters,

06 FOR MEN

THII TRADEMARK ITAIIIB ON TN! IZOLI 0' IVIIV IMO! w

—laborers,

foundrymen, farm hands- muét have shoes to stand the strain-

We have made a line

f h .' ll f those men-the nARTlSKN?" oes espefla y or

They are tough and stout-and stand rough weai better than any other shoes we have ever seen. Yet perfectly com- fortable and easy on the feet.

Change to the "ARTlSAN"—and you will find that youf shoes last a good bit lon er than they ever did before. $ l .25 to $3.50. Asff your dealer to show you the "ARTISAN."

The Ames, Holden Co. ofMonitreal, Ltd

THE Lanossr SHOE MANUFACTURERS IN CANADA. MONTREAL wmmsso. TORONTO, vnncouvsa, sr. JOHN.

i‘

the disappearance of the pearl was exactly two days before the arrest of Bcppo for some crliuc of violence-nu evenrwliich took plucc in the factory of Golder do _Co. at the very moment

BLUES.

D0n’t wait until your sufferings have driven you to dcs air, with your nerves all shattered an our courage gone, | but take Lydia. . Plnkhanfs Vege- , table Compound. See what it. did for

I Madame Josephine Itinville, Maatai. l Que. She writ/es: , Dear Mrs. Pinkham:—

“ I suffiimd for four our! with female i CFO“llltffi——ll'llll.l.lllllllll.l0ll n the stomach and ‘ fallopian tubes which caused me violent min and often torture, so much an that; I couk not wnlk at times and attend to my daily ilutiim, Life was inisory to inc. I was so blue and dc- -‘ spondent I did not. know which way to turn for relief. I had tried the doctors but they did not hulp mo. I ivas advised to try Lydia E. Plnkhunihi Vcfiotabla Com iind, so l bought a bottle. am glad t at I did so, for I am ivoll and strong tio-day and tho world lookii bright, for I have perfect health, thanks to your medicine."

If’ you have some derangement of > the hmalo organism write Mrs. i Plnkluun, Lynn, Mus», for advice.

i i i

ASCOTIA LINEQ!

Copyright by Collier’: Weekly.

The S.‘ S. RESTIGOUCHE sailing

lIId PICKED UP HIS HUNTING

prised, but the? explanation is very slin- pli. Mr. Ilririliui: of IIiii-illng Bros. said that they lliltl sold you their 111st copy. and ho gave inc your address.”

"Ob, that ivilii it, was it? Did he tell you whilt I paid for it?"

“No, he did not.”

"Well, I 11m an honest inzin, though’, not i1 \'(‘l'_V rich one. l only cave 1:7 shillings for tbc bust, rind I think you might to know that before l take £10 from you."

“I 11in sure the S(‘l‘\l[il0 docs you hon- or, Mr. Sandi-ford. llut I linvc named that prb-c, so I intend to stick to it."

“Wolf. it is vory handsome of you. .\I1-. Ilolincs. I brought the bust ll] with mo. as you iiskcil inc to do. Ilcrl It is!" Ilc 0]lflll(‘tl his brig, and at las- we saw pbu-od upon our triblc a com plctc SDCCIIIIUII of that bust ivbb-li ivi bad nlrcndy seen more than once b fragments.

Ilolines took a pzipcr from his pocket mid bild a ton pound note upon the tn ble.

“You will kindly sign that parlor. .\Ir Suudcfortl. in tlic presence of thiese wit

nesses. It is simply to soy that you transfer every possible right that you ever had in the bust to inc. I am a methodical mun, you soc, and you nev- er know what turn evcuts might tilkt! afterward. 'I‘bunk you, Mr. Snndeford. Herc is your money, and I wish you a very good evening." '

Wlicn our visitor had disappeared Sherlock Holmes’ movements were such as to rivet our attention. II1- lio- giin by taking a clean wliltc cloth from 1i drawer 11nd laying it over the tablc. Then be placed his newly acquired bust in the center of the cloth. Finally ho picked up his bunting crop and struck Xiipolom ii sliurp blow on tlic top of ilie bciirl. The figure broke into from nicnts, iilid Holmes bent cngcrly over that shattered remains. Next lustunt. with ii loud shout of triumph, he held .tp one splinter, iii which n round, dark object WilS fixed like u plum iii 1i pud- ling.

"Gentlemen," he cried, “lot me intro- duce you to the famous bliick pearl of tlic llorgbis."

Lcstrridc 11nd I sat silent for a IIl0- iucnt, and then, with u spontaneous Impulse. W0 both broke out chipping. as at the well wrought crisis of a play. A flush of color sprung to lloliucs‘ piilc cheeks, rind he bowed to us like the master dramatist who receives the homage of his ntidlciice. It was at such moments that for an instant lic ceased to be a reasoning machine and betrayed his liumrin love for tltllllll‘fl\~..ll and applause. Tile aiiiue singularly proud and reserved nature \\'lllt'll turn- ed away with disdain from popular no. torlety was cupublu of being uiovod to its depths by spontaneous wonder and praise from a fi-lcnd.

"Yea, gentlemen." sold he, "lt is the most famous pciirl now existing in tlic world, and it lins bccn iiiy izood for. tune, by a connected clmlii of Induc- tive reasoning, to truce it from tlic Prince of Colounifs bedroom nt tbc Dacre hotel, ivliero lt was lust. to the

from Montreal about Thursday, Nov. 9th, will be due at Ch’town, Sunday, Nov. I2, and will sail for St. John's, Nfld, carrying live stock on deck and produce under (leek at lowest rates.

APICKARD &C0.,

Agents, Ch’towi:i.

anon AND STRUCK NAPOLEON.

when thcsc busts \\'L‘1'L‘ being unidc. Now you cleiii'ly sec the sequence of cvcnts, though yup sec tlicin, of course, in the inverse ordcr to the way in which they presented themselves to inc. Bcppo had the pearl in his possession. IIc nniy have stolen it from Pietro, he may have been Pictrds con- federate, he nniy have been the go- bctivcen of Pietro and his slstcr. It is oi‘ no consequence to us which is the coijijgct solution, -»

ri-rdtf

The Cut of the Clothes

is tbc main point in n. suit. Of course tho particular pat»- tcrii of tho cloth adds something to the look-but tho cub-well, we shliio thsro.

T0 BE CONTINUED.

loop Your Grin

0n Health T” b" WI-IhN PHYSICAL BANK- Iden‘ified RIYPTCY THRRATENS As a well dressed riian you

min-it. have clothes flint: are up tothu minute for stylo. W o rnaka them.

CRAIG & KIGGINS,

BUILD UP WITH

Dr. fihascfls .

Nerve F 00d- , d Qfizzihisssi... ———— 15 wiyr.

Gloomy foi-cbodings, fear of the future, apprehension of something iirciulful to bcfiili ynii, worry over little things, resi- icnsncs», insomnia, irritability-these ari- the indications of an exhausted nervous system.

Tbcy toll more plainly tliiin words. more phiiiily than pains and nchcs, that. gradually but certainly, tbc ncrvc fOPCt‘ of the body is being consumed more rapidly than it is being created. 'l‘hcy poliit to physical biinkri1ptcy—t.o hclp b-ssncss of mind and body to prostrntioii, piiinlysls or locoiiintor ataxia.

There arc certain elements of i1nturc_ which go to form new blood rind new ncrvoqclls-to create new nerve force, the foundation of life, energy and iritality. Fbese elements arc so combined in Dr. Chase's Nerve Food as to be easily iissiniilatcil by the most. weakened liuiimii body.

PLANT llNE

Commencing Oct. 3rd, the well- known steamer Halifax of the Plant Line will leave Charlottetown for Boston via Hawkcsbury and Halifax, every Tuesday at r o'clock p. m. Returning will leave Boston at nt on, Saturdays. Special round trip rates willbe in cficct by this line from September 20th to Oct. 18th, inclus- ive at $11.00, returning within thirty days from date of issue.

For tickets and all information

lleinir composed of such ingredients, apply t” Dr. Chase's Ncrvc Food cannot possibly WM, MQltfflQljRQljliTTij’ "lit- b‘ fl~ Witt dlt l~ lfflll ‘iicfiiilitdiilu usoovzflll. fillllfl s iffiglilrfd 9d w mo Charlottetown

w-vltnllz» tbo most exhausted and die- cournueil sufferer.

ion cannot. cunipnrc Dr. Chasds Ncrvc Food with iiny medicine you ever used. forit. cures by the bulldingiip process. whereas most nerve treatments merely mothc and dcarien the nerves. Ti-st ilils treatment by noting your Increasi- In weight. N. B. Ward, llouizlns St. Clinr-

or Xmas

liffcrfliivn l’ l1‘. l ilAVii- "I was all rui novelties in photos’ can down iii liciilth tliiiz spriiirz and felt. that and See PS‘ we have a l necdcil a tonic. frequently had DlCE line It! Otll’ SlIOW case severe dizzy spells nnd hlbllfllhtillefl and up Stairs‘

my ncrves were unsteady. I procured some of Dr. Chaurs Nerve Food and br- ,l{ltll the treatment; and I must say I have found the medicine a uncut. buncilt to inc. Ifoel like a different person, my WhOlP ~ysteiii has been built. up my ncivcs are dearly and the bcadiic ies and dizzy spflllfl have entirely dlsnpucni-oil."

Dr. Chase's Ncrvc Food, ill) cents a box. at all ilealcra, or Elllllllnbflll, lliiteu k 00.,

ome Up

and see for yourself.

Gauvln, Gcntzcl & C0,.

‘Ioronto. Portrait. and signature of l)r. A. W. (Jhnse. the famous receipt. book author, arc on every box.

PHOTOGRAPHERS,

J. A. S. BAYER, PRUP.

' Special Rcdu ' in Marble

where.

KENT

‘ 9-6 d wf tw w 2m Pat.

l

We have just received a big su prices ranging from 50c to $3.00.

for your uione here. 0r when standing in the street.

i1-7dtuf twfriim

_ To snake room for our winter iniportatious. we are making spec- ial reductions 111 our marble monuments nf which choice selection. Call or wiitc for our prices before purchasing t-lsc-

E. F. PURDY,

Siblc to litany size lioisc, so that the rug won't fall off or slip iiroiniil

Every rug is made of strong, durable material aril buy a 50c rug or one higher priced you can count on getting tlic 1iio<t It pays to ki-ep your horse wargi in the stable Better get n rug now.

Rodrfs Harness Shop,

GREAT GEORGE ST., CIPTOWN.

--"v-é-lzr-laswii-~-woi~-lzr-lomnr-. lap-Io

LAIFED AVRTE

ctions Monuments

we have a Very

Marble and

Granite

STREET. '

pply of horse rugs iii all sizes a Our large assortmtiit niakcs it pos

whether you

JQpn-IvvIvIQVWVJVWP

Q

nr

Minimum Charge 10

MEAT DEALLRS

personally by Thomas Stricklaniboiily 12c.

SHQB§‘?_SHQEFS- 7T

llorscshocing, all kindsnvbilc you wait, at J.rLllenrlcrsonsJiustonSUI-ltd twlyr.

PPVNWPW. 5 . FIEéTING

' Cheap stove pipe 1d 2 c. per flit W. lLfitevensoifsntirciit Gt. St. ll-ildtf. .Fred ll. ‘friiinor, Sanitary PllIflll)CI‘,llOb

AiiglleatcrgGus Fittcrflfinsinith. Successor- lttte C. llcrinaiis, opposite Opera House

BARBERS

(let shaved and your hair cut b ltiizigs uoxt. Garters‘ Confectionery. 10-201 tw lyr.

{Pry a bottle of Luster, to_curc dumb-nil" 11nd chapped bandsfiiuiipleon sippllciitioii.

__________.t TELEGRAP fl Y LEARN TELEGRAPHY and ll. It. Accounting. $50 to $50011 month Salary assured our grailuiites under bond. Our six schools the largest in Aiucricn 11nd cli- rtorsed by all Railroads. Write for catn- log. Morse School of Telegraphy, Cincin- nati, O. Buffalo, N. Y., Atlanta, Gii., La Grouse, Wls., Tcxarknna, Tex" Sun Fran- isuo, Cal. U l d 4u1o.

1'0 nicjr

..._ “x _._._ _- _. ;_

TOLEIE-lnngwnrtb Ave., good 001th rnoillous house, iiinc rooms, hot water hcatlnz, sewerage. Rates low, lnimcdlato possession. W. \V. Forbes. Il-ildtlw

TO-I.l<)'l‘.-Mrs. \\'cbiit.cr's cottage, Upper Prince Street, eontalnln clght. rooms and good collar. Apply togw. B. Iwticrtson. 7dlw

.._.__._.__.._.__._____________ FOR RENT OR SAl.E.--A very desir- able brick house on King Squareequioperl with all modern conveniences. Apply to George ll. Full. 101m

1'0 I.E'l‘.-—A iviimiiooso i with good cellar. Apply to Dr. Blanchard. il-13il t.

“ml ‘T? TifiéiSi-Biifii.

TO LET-blouse Square containing ton rooms and fitted w th all modern conveniences. Possession lven at once. For particulars a ply to _ ‘gndolghlillps at. I.._W.YCook's. 22d t!

WANTED

WANTED—Two boarders, comfortable rooin and good board. Apply at this office.) lld 3i pd

WANTED.—Four or flvi- music pupils wanted. Apply at this olllce. lldtlprl

BOARDERS WANTED --.Two comfort-

able roo orerlookln street. Heated,

electric ll lit. Mrs. cltae, Kent. St, - llilill

WANTED.~A few boarders can be ac- commodated with inmli-rn conveniences

One-Half Cent a Word Each Insertion. tlons Charged as Five, Three Weeks as Two Weeks, and One flonth as Two and One-half Weeks,

Get SlvflflklIXIHPSSIIIISIIRCSJIHIKlOldVéfyfllly ’

Geo. V.l\loore's Barber Shop. ll-10 dtivlyr. -

Six Consecutive in scr- cents With 0rder_

EiOR SALE

A rlolililc ilfllll‘, fill‘ proof snfc. inside iiiciisiirciiit-iit ill .\ ll x15, 1'1 locked coiiipiii-tiiicnts. Apply l" h} G Beer. Prowsc Block. ll-lililliv pill l

MANUFARCSIURERS‘ Agts. c. rfifvT K ' “llritniiiiiii“

- I “Mriritinid” Hills and Caps, Ilry (loads/lei. llltwtjlftoivii,i’.().llox lliltt.

MILK vicunoggsj“ "

—l.1tr1,:e

Milk, fresh from the cow, guiiriiiilccii pure, delivered riiiily in any pint of llic clty. ll. Kelly, Southporf. ltl-Ztlil lyr.

RESTAURANTS.

lice-f or hiiiii sandwich for 5e ill. liUllUl" izan s opposite Prowl.

DENTISTS lln-l. Il. Ayers, Dentist, new Prim ~1- lilocklfei. Zlttliiesiiicncc lhiyllcld Si. d tu-

REMOVED.

llon 'l‘oii ltcslauraiit. now on tiriilliiii Si. north 0f Court ilnusu. Meals smiic ]li'lt'l'.\ita when on Sydney St. Private dining 11mm» rind lodging in Strnlhcoiiii lliili-l in cun- ncction, also sllibliiig. Misses lliildci~-.iuii. ll »i 1i t,\\'llli.