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Cod Liver Oil is an

animal product; utmost

_ care must be used in ex-

tracting and keeping it.

These e<sentiais are niet in our

Noaweonw go nvnr on

We buy this oil in the riginal tin lined barrels as put up in Norway, we keep it in a cooldark place and you get it in its full purity and strength. It is as tasteless as Cod Liver Oil can be. It looks good and dces good.

Price .ioc a pint.

G. JAMIESUN,

Dru ggist. The Medical Hall.

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Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- Donald & McKinnon’s Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steve-l |on’s Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,

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FIRE lll§|liilNOE.

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NlXEY’S STOVE ENAMEL

Porisuiio Plsns _

Best on earth for stoves and ranges

Price 5 cents per box.

WE SELL IT.

Call at store for large free sample

PHONE 264. `

JOHN CONNOLLY & Co.,

Queen Street, Ch'town.

IF'©1:£ SALE!

Tire undersigned offers for sale liis

valuable property in Ch’t0wn Royalty, fronting on the North River, four miles from City by carriage and two miles by water, containing 60 acres of excellent land in a high state of cultivation.

There is onthe premises a lar e and eommodious dwc ling house and; other

outbuildingrs in a good state of repair. his place is well and favourably known as a summer re- sort, with bathing, boating, fishing, etc. Abundance of sea weed, mussel mud. and marsh mud, makes this one of the most valuable properties on the market.

IIS THE SMELT INDUSTRY IN DANGER 7

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; Avaiued correspondent who is also a shipper of nah, asks The Guardian to

present this question to tho fishery authorities and the public. Ho points out that thalioenas to‘take amelts is given from Novsmbor l ip February 15 and this is practically the only time that the fish

fresh. But the fish are at this time full ‘oi spawn which does not mature till spring and smelts are said to spawn but once a year.

The result of the fishery as now carried

on is todestroy myriads ofthe mother `ilsh, as it is the large spawn fish which are most easily caught and which ore most sought after by the fishermen as they bring the best price. Our corres- pondent argues that this must tend

ultimately to destroy the smelt industry, unless the Government shall restrict the

fishing, or provide some means of replac- ing the large amount of spawn destroyed.

This argurncntis enforced bya refer-

ence tothe time when smelts were so plentiful thrrt they were used by our Is- land farmers for manure. Their present diminished numbers are held to indicate the approach of the time when the smelt fishery may be rendered unprofitable or wholly destroyed. lvhat has happened in mackerel, cod and lobster fishing around our Island shores we all know and the measures taken by the Government to replenish the salmon, trout and lobs- ter flsherieshy means of hatcheries are held to indicate the need of like measures iortheprcservntion of the smelt indus-

try.

while the Post Oillos and Railway Do

differences the mailsorvioe must be oar-

oannot bs permitted to stop. When the ra

Charlottetown, whether in the morning or afternoon, will be a vital one, as will

points upon which The Patriot doss not throw much light.

by-s railway

rirorrlriimssarsum-riosbya-¢trr._ out W

Plrtmonts are unable d°V“`"°°“t9'\ Wm’ fied on rnaspsrram. or urs grim. is 'M-'I °°°‘i°=1“°jl__1fh° @°°"“'l “F”

t asf.. or nr. mn. more mir.. or. urs' _:gr-f°\wfl \°d°l>°=\‘l¢°°° °f ii" I-"'°'°l

ces on both sides and at a distance from Li

cunbeusetl, as they must be shipped the railwayaretobosorved. Those an ‘-

ths

bitches, - rand

hlic

rnsthlngo! the _hssdom which. it so‘

roising in past ysars. We hops this

Murray Earborroad is mods the question °*¥\“"m°¥"l“'°'° W 551°" mj°"°l7"'|"‘5" V E of the hour for the mail train to leave \'°°d|° Ind t°U_lP°*,`U7» bil” P°*`\'!"°“°-

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Crooolono Anfiooptio Tablets- t ‘

acnbins the |'s|IicHsl valua of`C|`\aolqsw_lth -“es '.e.""z.i°.-ri-....“.: -“ "cis

also be the question oi irow the post om. :imuallzizfriashaad sais moody fogsii stress * \

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=¢ THE iiHEH']N EUlH|]|iN%

Office-Post Office Building-H. Clarke, Mgr.

heavy roads light. t

Smelting is slack. There is no ice to t

streets. And these shouldn‘t be. 5

can church was a good success. _$05.00

John P. McAldufTis looking after the

The mails are very mixed up and uncer-

The partial thaw has at least made the The funeral of Joseph Klnoh, Alma,

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pwseoute netting pmmably' ddtglsllfilia chlitsdrh a11n<lll;i‘Iave!l“t’l‘hi?iltTcoz'i,sliad

There are evidence of trrngiafoot inthe was a wc" known ,md univemliy re.

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The christmas 'rms ir. .nd of the angn- :"““ “ W” "°"'“ °‘ ““° ““ “ve”

was realized. m

Mrs. Robert McLean of the Eureka addressed hytheir SecretaryMr.Carbonoll,

still continues to he confined to her bed was largely attendedat Alborton on

byan incurable disease. Her manvIrienda|Friday night; and although some were extend her every sympathy and assist- disposed to opposition, still before the ance. close ali: was in perfect accord. Rev.

Father Burke occupied tha chair, and

.L h . . th hf d _“__ had muchto do with the successof the ELS. 25.12 SKS ".’§.'2‘ S2231? ri' 15.3 1.. »»°ew-e- fm--D-° ~= P-fha# th- C makes the cmakezl ways straight and greatest sporting centre of the province

merits the wayfu.rer‘s blesblng. 21

iallll H1056 i-H1109. and U10 Dlickailes f\'°m,\Ca.rbonelI vindicntctl the existence of the abroad Seem to i1tl\’oill1fi r0\1ilh UHUUUDE- F. and G. A. on two grounds; the duple- This is hardly to be expected till we get Mon which powhgng unused :and uw

k place to Sacred Heart Church, Alber-

on, on Thursday, 21st, and was largely

pected resident of Alma for many

widow, two sons and a daughter to ourn his loss.

The Fish and Gania Association meeting

nd it was not surprising that many and

REPAIRS- CASTING

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and docs your Silver often iiircldmed because youlld

A11 uri. work is now mass. LSILVEREASE

ation which cleans the Silver without any trouble on

.era rn. .ab,.r.o,.L.b of 01.

ishing it, the ey_,es,full dying powder, Rnd I-ii the end, the Silver each timl; a little dulier than when ‘it came homenew? '

is a new scientific pr-spar-

your part. It is in the

form of a. powder to be dissolved in a pan of h_ot water. _ All the silver is placed in the pan at once, and* in from live to ten minutes 1t_,1s ready to put away bright and sparkling as when it left the store., _

Silverease is-as harmless as scalp. Silver, sterling or dplate, can remain

in it for months without the slightest arm. _Price 2 5c. ~ ‘ Sol by ‘

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NEW FOUNDRY

Phone 73 ` Foot of Queen .Street . Box 4ll

Steam and Hot Water Heating

Founders. Machinists. Boilermakers-

harlotictown Foundry & Machine Co. Ltd

osely critical canvasses of the aims and bjects proposed were made. Mr.

The matterls an interesting one and

7-0 U10 C8965 and *he ice b°“°S- _ revenues we might expect from increased

Oswald Reid C. E. oi’ this town “|50 Well “'°"9hY °f c°"5lde"°il°” by recently engaged with' his cousin Reid stronger ‘me Bt'm_the desire which

ourist trade. He might have adrleda

hould fill every patriotic breast to see

those who have the superintendenee ami

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A STATE FUNERAL. '

it seems a rather ungrateful task on thc

part of Tire Exurniner to object to a state funeral for Hon. Raymond Prefontaine.

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regulation of the fisheries in charge. "“ll‘”“Y '~°"§i"“°"’°" "t Bedford' ne"

McManus, C. E., of Memramcook on s

Halifax, is ironic for Christmas. " nn the scene; and ‘the pleasure me pre_

a whole year. The work is planned for; e the estimate .passed and still nothing

The public are clamoring, and certainly [sence of those creatures add to life in not without cause, at the slowness which general. At the close the objects of t, he characterizes the plumbing of the new ` Association were approved bya formal stntionlhere. The lavatories are not yeirlunanlmous vote, and the thanks of the fitted up although the station is occupledl n eeting conveyed to the lecturer Stip

Rogers, J. E. Birch, Rev. Mr. Wight-man,

(one. Anyone can see the outrage this and Edward Hunter spoke to these

The dweased Minister had iiikell B d°9D is on the travellin public, especially tho` motions. Mr. Carboliell made suitable

ur woods and streams asfull of the aturaiiife as they were when we came

r _ - ndiury Tweedy, F. L. Rogers, Beuj.

and sympathetic. interest in our winter

steam Barvice`.aud we believe was doing his utmost to secure ,ai better service for us. \Ve think therefore that objection- if objection there must be-to any honor proposed to-be done to him after his

death would come with rather soanty grace from an Islrrnd newspaper. Apart from this the circunrstmrces of Mr. I’rcfontnine`s death were quite extraord- inary. `

He died fur from home, while engaged

in the service of Canada. The British Government think it worth while to send ii battleship to bring his remnlns home.

1"rnnce,n foreign nation, though racially connected with us, honors him with a. military funernl. 'The question arises naturally whether it would hc dtting for Canada to take no official cognisunce of his demise under the circumstances. Shall \ve leave it entirely to Bi'ituiu and France to honor a deceased Canadian statesman who died abroad while engaged in the service of the Dominion? Furthermore we owe somathingnto- tlio. feelings and sus ceptibilitics of the Frenclr Cunadirrn peo~ ple who make up nearly one third oi' our

population. Mr. Profontoine stood higlr in their regard and we fear The Exami-

ncr's obiections will not mnkc plctisnm

WILLIAM M. WRIGHT, West Royalty.

I2-Igdwbi tww6i Cii’iowu, P. I6. I.

reading for tirern. .

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to cailagain.

similar injuries, there is nothing so good as Chamberlaln‘s Pain Balm. It soothes t

relief from pain, but causes the parts to

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heal in about one third the time required

voided. Sold by all drugglsts.

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female portionIo!`i&_».,I.et the authoritiesi reply and moved a vote of thanks tothe

end this enormity atgohce. chair. Quite a nunrher enrolled. l

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iN LESS EXTRACT ION

There is nothing else just as goo l. Can be given to old or young. Bas no after effects, is

_ SAFE. KSURE. HARMLESS.

Ask your friends and they will say the same. We have been

using this method in this city for the past year. and our large increase in friends and atients prove that what we say is true. ai-:sr rnpfzrri - - - - $8.00-$10.00

Extraction free when teeth are ordered.

All work fully guaranteed.

statin DENTAL PARL_oRs,

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Near Carter’s Confectionery.

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NERVOUSNESS, A CALAMITY.

Many who don’t realize what lies bo- ond treat an attack of the “nerves” with lndifferencu -Others consider it will soon pass away. Bnt.ln every case nervous- ness is a. calamity. Only one remedy will, cure-Ferrozonc---a. nerve st-renzthener that acts through the blood. First it ives ou appcbiteeyou ent plenty. This ails the blood with nourishment. forthe

inner nervogella. Energy and strength is instilled~ to every part of the sivs- tern. You _inet _well -keep we l- nervousnesa. .;_oref\‘er departs. _because ou’ve used ‘ Verrozone. Price .'»0c. pcrj box of flftytableis at ull dealers.

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.Tuck-No; most of them dare me.

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_ Mm Hobnon__I t this _ ‘ howl of sugar because hor husband picked

mo" an "nun can use milk. Its uqaggmp Wm. ms anna'

i mlkmnn_We" x gum mn am' m, "nt, h d sr-inriesdl What does ahs do with

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there is no time to experiment with new e _

r bc recommended. There is one prepara- ti h t l b d d d .

.Icnnic-I suppose in your business of` Ito" t B clmawnys 8 even E “pon

‘ never been known to fall, viz: Chamber- 'ain‘s Cough Remedy. Give it and a quick cure is sure to follow. Mr. M. F. Compton of Market, Texas, says of it, “I

An Emergency Medidnel have used Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy

in severe cases of croup with my children, and can truthiullysay it always gives

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When a child shows symptoms of croup

medics, no matter how highly they may

has been in use for many years and has

rompt relief." For sale by all drugglsts.

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liver Prowse Bros. C. H. BEER. Proprietor,

Q alto ssand w

New Year

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To havo orders brought in and ilnishcd up boforc Xmas on account of tho rush ut this time in tnc year. I cannot accept any more orders ut tho special portrait offer _for L lrr-r.~r.nnri~i delivery, but irnyono wuntlng a first-cl1\.ss oruyon portrait for 11.00 in ndvunro and ‘mv on dolivcry, I will givo tho \'cry highest gr-ado of crayons

handle. thus giving the lriigircr-il;§1~ndo poriruit for less money than you pity for

the ciio|\p_pox-ii'rrit.s no-- rio ivere ovor the isiand,und you know thonwlruyou itro riealinglwxtlr ond ull ltno\\' I ha.nd'c tho bcst ovoi- dclivcrod in P. E. island, and tlrrouir the winter, nftcr the rush. your portrait will bo finished. lt is not advis- nhlc to order portrait.-1 when _they must bc ritslreri through. You generally must

tuko what you can get. lwillcontlnnc my special discount. Sale in nil goods, picture frames etc. Now goods have rrr-rived und nroro on tire wny. _

S. F. TARBUSH’S

High Grade Art Parlors, Queen Street, Charlottetown.

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Gauvln, Gcntzcl & Co.

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J. A. S. BAYER, Prolll

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have you tried it?

_ If you want good brezrrl nrrrl

pastry do so. ‘ Ask your grocer for it.

In barrels and bags whole-

THE DENTIST

WHO SAVES TEETH

If others advise you to have your teeth extracted doir’t

you do it till you have consulted us.

Saving _Teeth is our Specialty

Cali and see us and we will explain how a badly broken

down set of teeth may be made to give better satisfaction and more natural expression to the face than a plate. _ Remember our work is all guaranteed in writing.

Guarantee Dental Rooms

Cameron Block. Charlottetown.

DIL. E. E. ROBINS. Prop.

9-7 in th & ftw ‘

- sale by

Carvell Bros. _

18 ttsfa wtf.

I FALL CLOTH- ING

\ Do you want a fall suit or ort-

-coat ?\,, `-If you do now i.-:>"’“‘ chance to get the very latest .tml the best- ‘There is nothlnll ‘1 "W" delights in more than good oi0il\fS and this is the place 10 ECL il‘“'"' Come and see- what we linvo :md you will be convinced tlmt wiirtt we-say is true.

'Prices to suit the purse.

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DUDILICATING MACHINE

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Points West. _

Canada’s Famous Tralll

The “Maritime EXDFCSS"

‘ | ¢h cclienrv Of l;`ll,l;‘i1!xl§-gidsellvicee :id sle<‘i’l"g ear accommodations.

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wsrd Island via Point it

- Cherie and Picton.