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Annual Meeting

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TUESDAY. DEC. 6. 1898.

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CANADIAN SHIPPING.

5 A supplement to the annual Mari report, issued by Sir Louis Davi

furnishes particulars and statistics Canadian shipping and shipwrec

the notable decline in our tonna which has been taking place during il series of years past was continu

lduring the year 1897. 1 It was in the year 1878, the last year before the introduction of t .protective policy, that Canadi lshipping reached its greatest develop- lment. In that year Canada sto 'lfourtli among the great ship-owiii

having been born at Rideau Hall 14, years ago, when her father was inili-O tary secretary to Lord Lansdowne.

If the Washington commissioners

succeed in agreeing upon a. treaty within a week they may be in time

ne to produce a _favorable impression

es, ,ppqnkthe Cizansiltilpn beleiitoiés wht; ape

_ _ ._ ioaeain -eiso e

,department and Just now distributed, 1 ,th inslzagh Iteisgmsfogfble that

ki; they will so soon agree, but what is of

nga

°§. the difficulties pending between the

ed two countries.

Tiiii Goaaiiiiiu is, and has been

he quite well aware _that a. portion of an Queen’s County is included in the

electoral district of East Prince. If*

Od we “seemed” to be unaware of the fact DU in speaking of Prince County being ° divided, the inaccuiac of tne state-

,countries of the world. The number 1 1 y

iof her vessels was 7,469 and their a

A 31st of December last our lieet w reduced to 6,684 vessels of 73l,7 tons. We now stand as low as iseventli among the nations, with Britain, the lfnitcd States, German

_.France, Norway and Italy iiliead ,us in commercial tonnage. Doubtless the introduction of iron and steel ships was the principal cause of the displacement of our wooden ve

il sels.

P. E. ,within twenty years nearly one h lf

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‘our tonnage has been swept out of existence. New Brunswick has lost

The "Wal Generali-l°°ll”§ °f the more than two thirds of her tonnage

share holders ofthe Merchants’ Bank

of P. E. lsland,wi1l be held at its Bank ing House, Great George Street. o

,in that time, _the decline being from " 335,965 tons to 105,584, tons P.E.

.1 The decline has been rapid, fori

ment was not very grave. Our es-

`<rre<'a.te tonnage 1 333 015 tons. Ori teemed contemporary’ the xamuler’ ‘“ ° ° ’ ’ as ,ought not to use a microscope of high

5, magnifying power when searching

another- jourual’s columns.

Anew biittlesliip llliiiiie, tore-

Olg li place the ship destroyed in Havana

harbor, has been authorised by the United States government. The new ship will be of 12.500 tons displace- ment as against 6.582 tons inthe oes-

5_ ‘troy ed ship, or nearly twice its size.

She will also have heavier armament and protective armour. The new Maine will be considerably larger than the largest U. S. battleship en- gaged in the war with Spain such as the Iowa, which was of 11,400 tons,

Is_ or the Indiana, Oregon and Massa-

chuset-ts, which were of 10.288 tons

Tuesday the 10th day of January, next land has also lost more than “vo each

1899, at the hour of 11 o’clock a. ni.

ing. ‘

J. M. Davison.

ecd and w .tw Caghia

Scotia has lost nearly one half her maximum tonnage of twenty years ago. Our large ships and vessels 0

' ithe olden time are gone, Worn out

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"" Dividend Notice

CHARLO1 TETOWN, 8

Dec lst. 159

_Notireis hereby given, that a. half-yearly divi_df-nfl. at i.he rate of 8 per annum on the capital stock of this bank, has been declared

payable at its Banking house, on and afte anuar 3rd 1899.

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Transfer book will be closed from December

mth. |898. to the 3rd ef January, 1899, both

dates inclusive.

J. M. DAVISON.

2 eod and w iw Cashier

long service, or shattered and su by the stormy seas.

In 1878 Canadian vessels averag

a trifle over 100 tons each lhe ne

vessels, aggregating 17,094 tons averaged less than 80 tons each. W

loss during the year 1897 was 59 vessels aggregating 57,745 tous.

write or to read. We may as well fac

L _

NOTICE

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We are general commission mer

chants, direct importers of Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, etc., Jobbers and receivers cf butter, Eggs, Cheese and all farm protlucts. Goods of all kinds bought and sold on a moderate com- mission C`orrespondence solicited.

WOODILL & C0,

265 Barrington S.

J nl yl 5d6m Halifax ,N.S

WANTS, LDSTS, FOUNDS,E`lC.

\vVANI`ED.-_A girl for _housez work must

k_iiow something ot cooking. _Apply to Mrs L Piilmcr,Qiieeii Street. od w tl.

i o-i.i;"r-'rue southern nuif or nie Lure einer I

Justice Pa.lmer's House on Queen Street, Heated with hot water. Electric lights etc. Rent moderate. Apply to Mrs. E. Palmer

Qipfeeu St. or H. James Palmer. Ch`Towii Nov, o .

\VANTl<ZD» -A few boarders can be comfort-

ably_accomodated at Mrs. Jessie Dixon, Stew_ art Street. 26 Zawlmwl

T0 LET A Dwelling on upper Euston Stree

apply to CHARLES MCGREGOR. L 2

' FUR SALE-New revise-_ encyclopaedia Dic- tionary, 4 volsjlillapages. richl§illustrated;can behad at about h price at ornsby’s Book Store. 4tf "1‘U'I1E’I‘._-The building at present occupi€d by Messrs Blake Bros. next to McLeod‘s

brick building Kent street. Possession given N' ~ ember -R.Beairst.o.

l‘u-l.|lzT'-That comfortable brick dwelling

house situated on Water Street. now in posses sion of Hrs. McDonald. Possession given

aboutlith September. Apply to Peake Bros ‘ k Co. Aug. mth 18% eod. l

the fact squarely that Canada as ship owning country, once holding

` thirds of her tonnage having shrunk

Proxies must be left with the Cashier fl`0m 54.250 WHS 50 15.812 WHS-N0

at least one day previous to the meet-

craft built during the year-231

These are not pleasing figures to

va . ____

Le Soleil now threatens to smash

the Dominion into athousand fra-

f gments a prohibitory law is passed.

Nobody is very much scared The

ni; threat has been made many times

before and still the Dominion is not

6 smashed. A notable occasion was

during the Riel trial. At that time

P' il*ii:dh.a1]N€>':aihbnilv;li;;2,haslfiilleiiolid l

the threat of smashing the Dominion

W was accompanied with great popular

demonstrations and a riot or two. Riel was hanged all the same and the smashers settled down to quiet life.

1` build no large ships now. Our nel): Again they .were threatening to

5 smash things if separate schools were

not forced upon Manitoba. Manito- ba remains free and the smashers did not smash anything in particular. It

~ i will be the same with prohibition if

a we get the law. If we don’t get it

proud position among the great ship ping nations, is fast is fast sinkin to a position of insignificance in tha regard. Nor is the loss confined to her diminished and diminishing tonnage. We are losing our own carrying trade in equal proportion and are paying to British and foreig ship-owners the freights which former-

ly formed so large a. snare of the in comes of our own people. Britai grows weal thy by the earnings of her

_ there may not be much said but there

may be some real smashing done.. It

§ 1 won’t be the Dominion that will be

smashed, however

The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocain Tobacco, Cigprettes can be cured at the Keele Institute in ortland. Maine. So can Neuras thenia, Nerve Exhaustion and that always tiredfeeling, seldom at ease condition, and the system restored to its normal condition

SHor.EYs Waterproof U1-

sters are selling fast $6 75

ships in her own and the foreign carry- $80() $1()_()0_ and $1Q_0()_.__

ing trade. Canada, once a brave an enterprising competitor in that line has dropped to the rear.

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Write for particulars. .

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JasPaton & Co.--tf,

THE Clothing that is guar-

In all most all other lines Canada 1 '

is doing well-in agriculture, dairy

iog, stock-raising, fishing, in mining

_ anteed by the _maker is

Shore s Clothin -tf

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and manufacturing industries. Ship- ANOTHER conslgnment °fh°”‘y ar

ping has become our weak point, and we can never regain our lost ground, or even prevent the last vestige of our once proud fleets from being swspt away, unless we resort to the building of iron and steel ships. This matter is vital, so vital that much as we dis- like the bounty system,we feel com- pelled to suggest that the restoration of shipbuilding in Canada on modern lines is more worthy of substantial encouragement at the hands of the government of Canada than an other

_ 7 Industry we know of.

i-ived. White comb and dark comb 180. and 150, lb at Gay s Stalls Market Charlottetown. 28 tf.

IN arranging for Christmas presents

for the children or grown-up either, re- member that nothing is much more ap- propriate or acceptable than a Rink ticket and the amount of pleasure it will give is out of all proportion to the amount ol money invested.-nov 26 it

BUY Shorey’s Clothing.-tf SHO REY’s Clothing is guar-

ante ed by the maker.-ttf ° Havn your slegh robes repaired and

trimmed at Tnoims P_ickA1ii>’s, Euston street, Charlottetown.-14 eod lm

Lsading Fur Stain-“llY STORE”

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Is now in full operation at my Stables and is giving the fullest satisfaction. Customers can have Horses Clipped daily from 8 a. m. till 4 p. m. Prices reasonable.

A /~-JV” '»'t'Al; .`\. , Eur-usa. tin#

or the body will weaken an perhaps perish.

For along time noi' to taking'

system was greatly deranged and I w terribly nervous, so much so that in

Electric Light Co.,) my extreme nervou ness naturally made ¢_ne following of m business extremely hazardous. Befo taking Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve P'

time. Ihad constant soreness and sti nese across my loins and the small of m back. My appetite was variable an very poor. I also suffered greatly wi constant headaches. I am _ glad -to able to inform you that Dr. Ward’s Pi completely cured me of all the abov

tried many different kinds. They acte

system, making my nerves strong a. removing all indications of nervousnes These valuable pills also removed a

kidney and back trouble and restored t me a. healthy vigorous appetite. Ihav

healthy kidneys, removed all sorenes

cured me of headache and gave me

Pills for nervousness, chronic headach

tite. Yours truly, john McCutcheon, 52 Princess St., Kingston, Ont.

All good druggists sell them If th

receipt of price, 5oc. per box, or 5 box

Limited, Toronto, Ont. ~

Easily (stun a. *~2iR‘ff.,i

Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills my ne 0

business (Linesman of the Kingston

my kidneys had been affected for so e

Wasted energy must be made u

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haye found no medicine like Dr. Wa.rd's Blood and Nerve Pills, although I have

ailments and made me a. well man. I

quickly and effectually on my ne e

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had no headache since five months a 0 and feel justified in saying that they a e

a wonderful remedy. They not only removed nervousness, but gave e

s. ll o

and stillness from my back and. loins,

pleased. I know of no medicine tha. equals Dr. Wa.rd’s Blood and Nerve

sore kidneys and back and loss of appez-

good appetite, consequently I am highly

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won't, we will supply you by mail on

for $2.00. The Doctor Ward Co.

GREAT INTEREST T0 FARMERS

Edward Island that they have purchased a very low figure for a. term of years all t zrease byéproduct of the Charlottetown Po Packing actory, accumulating from time

and others with a cheap soap f_ar superior quality to the home-made article. and at rice s low as to make it scarcely worth Wh

t waste of time and money for farmers

ivei 30 per lb.

HE man ment of the Charlottetown

Works?§:nounce to the farmers of Print

time, and are in a. position to supply tarme

KLONDIKE BAR will be for sale in a te

days by i;.ll_r11ea.lers atdthe low price 'ot ten een

a ar o t reepoun s_ THINK OF I .-A first-class laundlfy BD curing soap only 10 cents fo 3lbs It willb

bother about soap making now. The grea be has sold to the Pork Factoryn for 5 cents lb. will be tur ed to h°m a. ufactured in

Important Announcemen

T , Soo

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There are many good ranges and heaters. We could name

adozen kinds. all good, and

against which we say not a.

word of disparagement. Grant-

ing all this, there is one store

which is the best. The Model

Grand,lots of city testimonials.

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Pudding Dishes

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Physician & Surgeon.

(Formerly of Kensington.)

DR. ALEX. MGNEILL,

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irett Steamer for England this

The Ganadiaitlteamship (lo ,Ltd ol

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For further particulars apply to

G. D. LONGWORTH & CO, W W

General Manegers For P. E. I- or to Freight

Agent at Liverpool. John Sellers

Nov. 15-tues, thurs & sat tl Dec. 15

NTEND depatching their first-class Steamship Galicia 2 300

ne tt from Liverp lol, G. B., on or about the lst day of a Deee Charlottetown, via Quebec, carrying freight and passengers at lowest for this port. On return will leave Charlottetown for Milford Haven on or about the 12th day of December, connecting there with the ,Western Railway of England, and will deliver freight and passengers parts of Great Britain within ten days, as this ship makes the

across in eight days. This ship has been recently been equipped most modern cold storage plant of 400 tons capacity, and will excellent opportunity to ship poultry and all perishable products to Britain. Live stock will be carried below decks in well Ventilated

partments. _

Also superior accommodation for first, second and third class

at very low rates. -

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Regent

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AWAY Music sr

Everybody can be a Phothgrapher Every

a il

E0 wp;-gy about gogp sup lieg heren.ff,e!_‘. £ h1glt¥otggY 0l‘ girl V

if for tuition in Piano, Organ, d ture and Sin ing Class \r'~

° the Theory of Music is given e . pupils The exercises used

to REPRESENTED BY 8816618121 find the B§Sl6lI\ Of U ployed are identical with those

I 2 ' I ‘ best conservatones

e so Q alty Mr Earle will be ass i Will give a Camera with every water color Amy Earle! Terms “lm”

rder _amounting to $l.50, or Sepia order the Studio or at Messrs '“°“”'°‘“5 l"° ""°°"°' where orders ina be left

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Crayon Pictures P* 15 2““’>m°

Size 16x20 only $2.48. Crayon Pic- tures size 16x20 with frame and my

~-best easel or camera only $5.00. En B amelled,Water ColorsSeuias. Oil Paint- r

nge. very much cheaper till Christmas

Come quick with your photo, tintype; WHULESALE or groupe picture before lhev are all

' A gone, or write -to S. F. Tarbush, Chplr-

‘ lottetown none other representing t is H L FAX N 3

AB ‘House withoutauthority. A '___

Oil Ptririiits with handsome frame, “cum” 0,,

until Xmas for only $25 O0. R0TA1-one |‘UBN1Ps

Parents, for a Xmas present get your BUTTER Boris

children a nice natural cnlor or water FRESH P0BK

color picture. _if not a crayon, while C0,,s,g,,me,,ts sohmed Lmeml this offer is going. madedd

Remember the name, A "Ss

S F. TARBUSI-I ...§§’..l3§$‘.“7

.-_. N0 3 AT

lierman $ .

Our third special lot at $3 _

sists of

Only the pleasure of choosing'

75c and $l.00. Ladies’ warm German/Slippers with leather soles, at wc and 15g. Better quality at $|.00 “Hd $l.25 With fur top. Men’s very warm felt Slippers

at 65c and 85c.

Children’s at |6¢, Qsc and 35c. .

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Hirtles Acme tnndilinn

G d The greatest Btoou

Ftnsn Piiontciir. in the world

. ‘ It is an infallible "ure for IN M ary affections of Hoiisus and

It is invaluable for Pics

FOR 'PHY

Qturh on other nan

overs’ emi

Fiiumaiis it means money

_ ckets to ve it a trial

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A 2 lb package for Qoc Send all orders to

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10 lbs White Sugar, 10 lbs Brown Sugar,

T95 P0179 35 , | l bbl Best Family Flour,

Wash Basins 25 _ __

' Sauce Pans' 15 f Q . . ' 5 bs of 28c Tea.,

' _ I . I ` - 5 bs Best Cooking Raisillii

Preserving Pans 20 __ M 3 bs Curmnts,

10 lbs Rolled Meal

k 10 lbs°Wbite Beans,

6 Bars Su rise Soap

'P 4 al Tin Best Kero Oil T is is the best bargem 7°*

anderson &

From the sensible and- warm

felt slippers at 2°¢ to the

_ height of German luxury at

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