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Before the Canadian Club of Boston on

the 4th instant addresses of more than ordinary interest were delivered by Hon. Henry R. Emmerson, Editor Wlliison of

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f ‘ / FRIDAY DECEMBER 8' lm. It is satisfactory to read that the deficit p i the operations of the I t

ring the lrlt fnlll' ill0l1th8 Of the curl! t

yearfalls slightly under liliilll. If an

equally good showing could be made during the remaining nine months ofthe year the annual deficit would he reduoed to $l&),C00, but, ofcourse, this le too much

the Tomnw NMR' and Hom Henry M_ to expect. The winter months involve v_ /.lg \ , .` ._ _ .

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BEAUTIF L FURS

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Whitney of Massachusetts. Judging hrs" °°°t °t °P°""l°“ in W`°p°m°“ t° ~.L._-‘~4b;§,(fv"..‘-§_$x._lli; i._

U QB 1'\\I!03 Uf !W°\' hom the fun reports printed in the Bmw" traiiic receipts than the summer months. ` 5' ’ lm timdll, 01' IIIY 5W¢m”K» ' _ Passenger receipts fail off because there is L , `lf3.'»` f /-Tip

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foundly impressed those present. Mr. Emmerson's address we think to be one of

lasting and track repairing and the outlay is thus diminished during the cold season.

£ mans present and than “as nothing ,B it after making due allowances for the un Al all ilmlerlt at which ummm at the United States certain chances of the coming winter we

papers we infer that both Messrs. Emmer \

Perf. mn and wiiiison acquitted themselves 1°” °'°"°" °""’° °"‘" “nd °"°“’ "° ` " ` I ’ 9 NJ-

powel’ wml cmd", and that their addresses m_°_ fewer trains and less work is done in bai- _ /

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the best ever delivered by muh It is There ls, however, great cost incurred in

. broad’ comprehensive’ panlonc and snow-clearing after winter storms and ` f _ p

ls I friendly- It must have pleased the Cana~ much 1°” from Iuwnupbed ‘mmm But’ i J ' G \

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IH llllil B.l.ll!Ili\, hqika. _ think there is good prdepect of a much v i I

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prosperous, seif-reliant and hopeful as not to be troubling herself on the subjects

Mr. Whitney is an earnest advocatel

of reciprocity and the recent elections in

could lake offence He showed very

clearly that it is not by the fault' of better 5h°wlnR mr me mad than Wm’ . \ ' Y Canada that we do not have ‘mer trade, made in two years past. The determined / ` _ . '_ /___

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and well considered measures of the Min

relations with the Republic, and also ' " _ _ 2.* made it clear that Canada is now sol ist’°r““d his staff t° reduce the wat' °f \ “it " I `\

operation are evidently bearing fruit.

PHYSICALLY EXHAUSTED.

Lacking inooura e-out of joint with

everything-scarce on speaking terms

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his state have demonstrated that there with even fair healzh. Such low spirit* .Gil I -~ ‘

ac e isastron feelin in Massachusetts in are fumble' Your bmi" is mg”-d’ l‘ L I

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favor of that measure. He claimed to know the opinions of Canadians pretty well and argued that the feeling in favor of freer trade across the border, would speedily regain the strength it had years ug J, when the people on both sides came

realise the mutual gains that would re- sult from reciprocity. But Mr. \Vbltney

States, and that there are powerful

ought to realise in a manner that he does_

vital tly so exhausted wyour constitution is nel nigh ruined. hat you need is Fcrrozone, that great vitalizer and nutritive tonic. It’s hy making flesh and blood,byinfusin|z iron and oxygen into the system that Ferrozone helps; it re- pairs weak spots, instills new life into worn-out organs-makes you fecl like new. Ferrozonelifts age from the old and imparts resilience and buoyancy to the depressed. Be manly, ruddy-colored,

5 ta understand each other bctier and _msg aside weakness and enter the

happy life that comes from using Ferro- zone. Fifty cents buys a box in any drug store.

a splendid 35501-Uncut of the not that Massachusetts is not the United!

best there is including L

highly protected interests In other states

Woons'rocx. Vermont, Deo. 5.- \Vm_

Alf d th Brid te f rmcr who was

Trefle Incarnati Safranori which would prevent any terms cf re~ re ' e gown r a

Azurea, White Rose, Carna- tion, Lilies of France, Extra Violet, Pliul Nana, Hasu-no hana., Heliotropc, Farnese

ciprocity being offered that Canada could or would accept. Such is the firm con-

tliat is thc reason why they have dropped reciprocity from their minds and are

arrested Saturday night charged with killing Thos. McCormnc, a wood-chopper, with an axe, hail a hearing before Justice

viction of the Canadian people today and cms' W- 0°" in uw l°”“l °°“"t t°‘]“Y

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and held u it ioul bail for a special session of the \Vindsor Grand Jury.

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9.11d. Tanagfa. PrlC€ IOC making themselves busy with other and THE ARCH_FIEND OFITHE AGE

adram. Eight drains to an ounce.. Pleased to have you sample them.

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more promising projects. _

The assassination of General Sakaroif, a former Russian Minister of War, is another startling incident in the dis-

] E I \ N Iturbanccs. riots, strikes and revolutionary 1 s i

movements which niilict that distracted

country. ' ' '

Just what President Roosevelt intends

to do or recommend Congress to do

Not war, more deadly than cvcr this

modern butchcry-but Cal-arrii which

_ leads toconsumption and annually kills -more than famine and war combined.

The doctors now successfulliyiiizht catarrh wltha remedy that_neverfai s-“Catnrriio- zone," ii.'s death to every type of cptan-h. it destroys every root and branch of the disease so thoroughly that n. relapse need never bc feared. if troubled with colds, nasal or throat cntarrh, or subject to bronchitis or nstlima use Cntarrhczone and you‘ll bc cured forever.

HOME RULE ISSUE.

in the way of measures to control and LoNn0N, Dcccml»er1l.- Evidence of thy

when you start with Beaver Flour. It’s the home cook’s main reliance on baking days. It’s always the same -the best fiom' milled for horne use.

Beaver Flour

blends the whim, delicately dnvored Ontario Fall Wheat with the nutritious Manitoba Spring Wheat. it is the Hour ofthe hmiiy, as it is the best éivw F

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regulate the great trusts isfnot quite ap- parent from the synopsis of his message which has reached us. What we ' have

seen of it deals in carefully balanced gen- eralties.

A great deal of maudlin sympathy is

being wasted over the case of Mary Rogers 'of Vermont who murdered her husband land is very anxious to escape the penalty. \Ve are strongly of the opinion that a wo- man who murders her husband should he

punished precisely as a man who murders

his wife should be punished.

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Messrs. Madkpnzie and Mann of the

Canadian Northern tell of having laid 050 miles of track during the year, and this is

`a record for these great railway builders.

Next year they hopd' to do quite as much.

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At this rate it will not take them long to complete their line from ocean to

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Today we are opening up ilic bal. < four XMAS FUR-

NITURE. ~

You can biiy nothing more acceptable for XMAS GIV-

ING-than a nice piece of FURNITURE-andour AS,

SORTMENT is so vast, and our PRICES so REASON-

ABLE, that you’li find it easy to shop here-We’1l be glad

io show you our offerings even if you do not intend to buy.

Mark iight Furnishing Bn.

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intention of the uniouist party (to force the issue of “home rule" in the coming election is shown by a letter written by Mr. Balfour to a unionist,saying he hoped ho would not support such n measure.

Grip Quickly Knocked Out-

“Some weeks ago during the sever

winter weather both my wife and myse contracted severe colds which speedily developed into the worst kind of la grlppe with all its miserable symptoms," savs Mr. J. S. Egleston of Maple Landing, Iowa. “Knees and joints aching, muscles sore, head stopped up, eyes and nose running, with alternate spells of chills and fever. We began using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, aiding the same with a dose of Chamberlnin's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and by itsliberal usd soon com- pletely knocked out the grip."

It is agood plan to takeadose of the

Tablets when you have a cold. They pro- mote a healthy action of the bowels, liver and kidneys which is always beneficial when the system is congested by n. cold or attack of thc grip. For sale by all drug glsts.

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.IOHN VOOGHT SERIOUSLY ILL.

Nowrn Srnzmv, N. S., Dec. 5-Word

has been received here that John Vooght senior partner of the iirm of Vooght Bros., is seriously ill in England with paralysis ‘ of tho brain.

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A Certain Cure ForCroup.

When a child shows symptoms of croup

there is no time to experiment with new remedies, no matter how highly they may be recommended. There is one prepara-

It has been in use for margv years and has

quick cureis sure to follow Mr M F Compton of Market, Texas, says of it, “I have used Cha.mberiain's Cough Remedy in severe cases of croup with my children, and can truthfully say it always gives prompt relief." For sale by all druggists

Boys' Lightning Hitch hockey boots at

MoEachen‘s shoc store. Bd ll

" See G. ii. Taylor's window for new and attractive goods. Bd Bi _

Big furniture values at tiny prices ls

the old hut ever welcome story we preach to the economical housekeeper.- John Newson. 8d3i

Camphorated Chalk with Orris

-freshly prepared. Sold at 5 cents per box at the Central Diugsiore. A. W. Reddin Prop. 6d 3i.

Just received an elegant line of Photo

Frames for Christmas in gold, leather and composition all of the very late'st

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A lot of new things in shell ornaments

for the hair-side and back combs clasps- pins etc. of every sort.-Weeks 8: Co.

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Toinsuro perfect health use Iron-ox

Tablets. For sale at your druggisifs, 25 ti psrbn. Gdif

Call and get some of those nice dinner _

and tea sets that are offered at a har gain. W. P. Colwlil. I2-id twf4w.

Psssen ro, be , etc., eonvegd

anywheregfiesirecfxxaveorders at e-_ Donald & MeKinnon's Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street near Steve- mr. cms.. . u. m'cnor.soN.

designs. To been seen at the Studio- Geo. B. Cook. hd ti’

i-can r yr. ,Telephone No. *53 ,

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For Ladies For G-ont1em.en

A prett Pearl Brooch, A pair of Gold Cui! Links, A Pender Diamond Ring, A Signet or Buckle Ring,

A Necklet and Locket, A Gold Elied Watch Chain.

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Rich, Elegant, Comfortable

ln Stone Marten, Alaska Sable, Eastern ’

Mink. Thibet, etc.

_ I very fine Stone Marten neck ruif,72 inches iong,llned with same and trimmed with $ tenstonerhaiientails .

I vm-y iine‘A1aska_ Sable neck md, 72 inches long, self lined and trimn,1e_d_'_v_vith

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3 line Alaska Sable neck rufis, 72 inches long, self lined and trimmed with io sable tails...... .... ..... ...... .... ..l.... 0

:fine Alaska Sable neck ruffs 60 inches long, self lined and ’tmnmed with zo

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1 Eastern Mink, plain s’ole effect. satin lined. 66 inches long....................

r Eastern Mink, stole, satin lined with silver hair eifect,66 inches long .. . . . . $

r Eastern Mink stole scalloped neck piece, trimmed with six tails, 54 inches long netl;...."".-......`.................................. ........ ..... '

I Eastern Mink broad collar, stole front, sliver hair effect, satin lined, 72 inches$l8 0

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1 Eastern Mink divided stole, silver hair cifect,trlmmcd with two heads, claws and 6 finishedwiththieetails...... . °

I Eastern Mink, broad shoulder eiiect divided stole handsomely trimmed with $

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Also onehundred other riii’fsfrom75c to.... .

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Always acceptable a nice Watch for eil.

We have a nice seleciion st the lowest prices

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UNCLE ioiis CABIN

The Barnum of Them All management of Leon W. yv,,:§,;1,§fu'l‘“

fiole Grand Novelties Than Eve,

Georgeous scene: with ~ electrical Effects, brass Baiiyielauiiisl _ Funny Marks, Two Misciiievons' '1-uf' lies. Genuine Southern Cake Walk¢,‘s` Buck and Wing Dancers, Male ami Female Quarteue, Msn Eating lil00,\_ hounds, Grand Vision and Trausin, ' mation Scenes.. `

Watch for the Street Parade. Prices, z5c., 35c. and 5oc. Matinee 15C

and 250. Plan at tne usual places,

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TENQERS

Hospital for the Insane, Queeii’s, King’s and Prince County Prisons.

Daraarmasr or Puimic \\'mu:s,

Charloitetown, Nov. zznd, |i,n5_

snscnn Tennsns will be rum.-ell at

this Department up to noon on

saiursav.`ne¢. on.. |905

From any person or persons willing

to contract to supply "The Ilospiial for the Insane," Falconwood, for ilic yi-.ir ending 31st December, 1906, wiili ihe. following articles, the samc lo lic .lc livered at the Institute at thc cosi oi llic contractor,in such quantity or quanti- ties as shall from time io time hu im quired, viz:-Flour, Butter (crczmici-y,) Black Tea, Coffee, Barley, iamis, Cheese, Cornmeal, I’. E. 1. Oniuieul, Salt, 'Soap, Washing Soda, *'l`obnc<:o, Molasses, Beef (fresh), 1\iuiion, l~`nwi, Peas, Codfisli, Rice, l{crosi-nc (lil, *Sugar (brown and granulaii-\i_i, Suits of Homespun Clothing (no poi~k\~i.<», Blankets (grey and while Bixkii iiivlics XXXX and weight), Island llriiggcl.

Also to supply Quccivs, l{ing‘.< .mil

Prince County Prisons for ilic salm- period and the same conditions with the following articles, vi'/.:-lim-l and Soft Bread, Moliisscs, Ouiiiical. Kuro- seue Oil and Fresh Beef.

All articles are required to bc of the

best quality. _

Tenders must express the pi-icu por

barrel, nd and gallon and io hc no companlgdl by the names of two i'i:_~pcn-

_sible persons willing to brcoiiic hound for the faithful per orxniince of thc con-

tract.

The Trusiees and the Depsriincui do

not necessarily bind themselves io ac- ce t the lowest or any icndci.

Tenders inust express on ilic <-on-r

“Jail Supply Tender” and "iIos\»iial for the Insane Sup' ly Tender."

.Samples required marked ihus*.

L. B. MCMILLAN,

Secretary of Public \\'orks.

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Sale of Household

Furniture.

_I sm instructed io sellby Public l\\ii~.

tion at the residence of thc imc john F. Robertson, Richmond bi. \\i-si, ini Thursday,thc 14th December coinnu-_ii\~ ing at xi o’clock a. m. parlor. ~\1'\\\\_it room. bedroom. hall and i¢iiclu»n furni- ture and utensils, cook and hall si~\<c.~'.

etc. etc. ___ _ _

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Dividend Notice

iiiiciianis Bank oi P. E, island

Cliarlotieiown. P- |'~- T-

Novi.-mbcr 30. \€1“S~

Notice is_liercby given ihsi ii iiiiili

yearly dividend ‘of 8 pci; will I lltk annum on the capital siock oi'_i \l»l_V1‘]k_ has been declares payable at ils\ --ililml ing House on and after the :ni .mile uary, 1906. The Transfer books ui :U closed from December :Silo i<_;l<»_»`-iw January znd, 1906. bf->U\ ‘lays ““ “' '

By order of the Board; _

J. M. DAVISON, C:\.<li|i‘i'.

Charlottetown, Nov. 30. l9i’-"'-

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Annuai Meeting

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iiaiciianis Bank oi P- E- Island

The annual general meeting' ofrnl

Merchants Bank of P. E. islam “LH H held in the Banking Ii0\\>¢~ ' (Zu

G¢0$€ Slfeeli, Ciiarloiii-in\vii,'mInV Tue ay thc 9ih day of v\1l"`\\‘ i A. D. 1996, at the hour of ii oi it , .-

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