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NEW YQRK ADS, _ DIED-  V  rotsrors rivoliiila wltltut
l.H.Iihnsinl Co.
_ (INCORPORATED)
Wholesale Commission Deal-
ers in all kinds of
FRESH FISH
SPECIALTIES :-- Sm elts,
Eels. lobsters. Bass and
GSIIIC-
Goods shipped in care of S.B, Wiley
a Sons, Transfer Agents, Boston,cau
be shipped without prepaying freight.
Dpty and charges will be paid at this
d.
mCold Storage on premises.
Consignments solicited.
Stencils and instructions on ap-
pllcation.
Ran-:assess -Dnnn‘a and Brad-
gneets, Mercantile Agencies.
148 Fulton Market.
Beckman St.. New York.
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BENI. D. LUG; K GEO. F. WHITE
B.D.Luee&Co.
SUCCESSORS T0
F. G. KEENEY & C0.,
Wholesale Commission Dealers
and Shippers of all kinds of
FRESH FISH.
Smelts and Eels a specialty.
146 Fulton Market,
Beckman Street Side. `
IYEVV YTDIBZ
Q” We have our own freezers
on the premises. so we are in a
position to handle any quantity of
fish at any season.
7 ttaaw 3m pd
oleo.i._1llooN
(Successor to Moon & Lauphear.)
\Vho1esale Commission
Dealerin and shipper of all
kinds of
Fresh Fish, lobsters, &e.
Canadian Smells _
Eels a Specialty.
2 Fulton Wholesale Fish Mar
ket, NEW YORK.
Established 50 years.
Careful personal attention
given to all Consignments.
to zo tts w 3m pdl
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.WILLIS H. iliiliE|iS_
Wholesale Commission
Fish Dealer.
106 FULTON MARKET, NEW
YORK.
Consignments Solicited-
At’ B"°k‘°Y PC-. Road on the 23 inet _ I F r I 
Arlemas J. T. Brysnion aged 84 yearn, U __ , _._
[F\luera‘ Wednesday at 2 delock gg
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SKIN-ioliiulilen
Brains
And Tired. Freiied
Mothers
li
Find Gomiori in tluiioura Soap
and lliniment e
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When All Iliher Remedies allll
Physicians Fail.,
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Instant relief and refreshing 'sleep
for skin-tortured babies and rest, for
tired, worried. mothers in warm baths
with Cuticnra Soap, and gentle anoint-
lngs with Cuticura Ointment, purest of
emolllent skin cures, to be followed in
severe cases by mild doses of Cuticura
Resolvent. This is the purest, sweet-
08% most speedy. permanent and eco-
nomical treatment for torturing, dis-
flguring, itching, burning, bleeding,
scaly. cmsted and pimply skin and scalp
humours, with loss of hair, of infants
and children, as well as adults, and is
sure to succeed when all other remedies
and the best physicians fail.
The agonizing itching and burning
of the skin, as in eczema; the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hair
and crusting of the scalp, as in scalled
head; the facial disligurernent, as ln
acne and ringworm; the awful suffer-
ing of infants, and anxiety of worn-out
parents, as ln milk crust, tetter and
salt rheum,-all demand a remedy of
almost superhuman virtues to success-
fully cope with them. That Cuticura
Soap, Ointment and Rcsolvent are such
stands proven beyond all doubt. No
statement is made regarding them that
is not justified by the strongest evi-
dence. Thc purity and sweetness. the
power to nn'ord immediate relief, the
certainty of speedy and permanent
cure, the absolute safety and great
economy have marie them the standard
skin cures and humour remedies of the
civilized world.
Cnfieun Rsolvent. frigid and in the harm of Chocolate
Coated Pills Cuficura 'nrmmt and Cmicnrn Soap are
sold thvou¢:ru:`ths- wovl¢L Depotu London, 21 Charter-
lollsu .| 5 Rue de la Psix: Australia. R. Tnvnak.
Cn.. uni Baden. 181 Columbus Ave. Potter Drug &
Cdpxiols Proprietors.
ilddhr How to (hue Skin Tortnres."ete.
l\lo'l_flcEl
In the matter of Joseph J. Dunn of
Peake's St tion, in King’s County, in
Prince Edward Island, M frchant.
‘ Notice is hereby given that joseph J. Dunn,
‘of Peake‘s Station in Ki. g‘s County in Prince
Edwand Islaud,merchaut, has by an assign-
ment bearing date the nineteenth day of Nov-
ember.A D r ,o3, assigned all his property estate
and eneersio me, the undersigned, Bei jamin
C Prowae of Charlottetown, in Queen’s County
in said Island, merchant, for the general bene-
fit of his creditors
Dated this arst day of November; A. D. 1903.
nl:-‘.N1AMrN c. Pau wsE.
There will be a meeting of the creditors f f
above estate ou ‘Monday, Nov. 30th, at 10 9.. m.
' . St -
m prow” Bros o!ieSigned) B. C. PROWSE.
1; mo fri tl Dec 5
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- Britannia Mfg. Co.,
Halifax. 
Manufacturers of ready- ‘
to-wear skirts.
The keenest buyers are
our best customers.
Agent for P- E. Island.
Wm. Minto, S“_.§‘,;’;f"
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Sh"wc°j`bemeten.] V  ES‘|"|MATE`8_"'_" Interesting details' of Tolstoy‘s_ life in
if fin! With u. lord to Those WLC
Are Wise.
Once upon a time there was a real
true gentleman of a humble and retir-
ing disposition who always tried to get
along with as little friction as possible
and who weighed 100 pounds and was
three inches below the normal height.
One dliy he went to a prize iight, and
when it was finished on his way home
he stopped and bought a new set of
golf clubs, instruments that he had
never' dullied with before, and when he
lllurclled home hc said to his wife:
“I've turned over :1 new leaf. After
this I play golf, while you stay at home
and take care of the baby. After this
I go to my club regularly and toy with
the chips. to learn to carom on the
red, or sit in the front row and watch
the antics of the chorus, or anything
I please, while as for you-you can
mourn for me if you see fit and shed
appropriate tears for the lamb of the
flock that has gone astray. After this
you sit in church alone every Sunday
while I am home with my feet holding
down the mantelpiece, smoking a
large perfecto and reading the Sunday
supplements. After this I root for my
favorite baseball nine, go to all the
yacht races, swear at the meals and do
the gladiator act around my own prem-
ises. Do you understand?"
In replyhis wife got it nrm grip on
his collar and lifted him swiftly but
gently upstairs and, shaking him as
many times as necessary, while he be-
gan to look exceedingly sheepish, re-
plied:
"No, Henry, you will do nothing of
the sort. You will do the same old
stunts you have been celebrated for
and lead the quiet, humble life you
have always led under my manage-
ment. Don’t you know that your sin
and weight are against you?"
Moral.-It would have worked all
right if be had been four inches taller.
-Tom Mnsson iii New York Herald.
_ Those Boston Girls.
Arthur-Miss Smarte called me a
lobster last night; at least she insinu-
ated that I was. ‘
Frank-I think you must have been
mistaken. I can’t believe she’d do such
a thing as that.
Arthur-Well, then, what did she
mean by answering me as she did? I
said I never was so happy as when I
was in the water, and she said, “Nat-
ur-ally.” What did that mean, I should
like to know, if it wasn't that I was a
lobster?-Boston Transcript.
_ He Uncle:-stood.
Backenforth-What! Haven’t you
gone to the beach yet?
Staytome-No. I’m not going.
Backenforth-Heavens! I hope you
didn’t misunderstand your wlfe’s mes-
sage. As I told you this morning, she
asked me to say to you, “Come down at
once.” »
Staytome-I attended to that by tele-
graph. She meant “Come down with
the hundred” she wrote for several
days ago.-Washington Star.
A Fit Subject. ‘
Mrs. De Jarr-Is there an idiot asy-
lum near here?
Mr. De Jarr-I believe so.
“Do they take people on their own
recommendation ?”
“My stars! How should I know?
Why?"
“Oh, nothing, only today I got hold of
a package of my old love letters.”-New
York Weekly.
Wonderful.
Mrs. Hornihand-Anything new in
town, Silas? .
Farmer Hornihand-Oh, nothin’ p’tic’-
lar except that Policeman Deweey shot
a mad dog at Govanstown.
Mrs. Hot-nihand-Well, what’s so re-
markable abaout a thing like that?
Farmer Hornihand-Why, he hit it
the first shot.-Baltimore American.
Matter of Money. \
“And do you really think he married
l her for her money ?”
“I think he did.”
“And has she much?"
“No.”
“What makes you think she hasn't?”
“If she had much she would have
married somebody else.”-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Periloua.
B C) S TIG E' ADVB BTISELIENTS -
PRIOR &
MAHONEY,
U General Commission Merchants.
nan and salt uso. Potatoes CIC-
Sperial attention giv¢11 11°
gmclrs, Eels, Salt Mackerel, Potatoes. _
No. ro Long Wharf, BOSTON, M355' - _
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C0" ° We Are Bere for Saaiaeas.
J0.ii.l.i....ii.f..  §f.l... I. gROCKER & WINSOR
 all d Pfflzen   wholesale Ccprmiaaion Merchants in
and Snielts. F   H
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Mussel. Bass au _L0 ters
ZZ.Z4|2tlI\tlSIp,,~i71paAoIlA*!. et rns sent darl _.
Of llKlld
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Highest mari et prices.
V Try us for best results.
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cisco Examiner.
° One of Those Fsncy.'l‘lln¢l.
p He-There’s something I want you to
make for my birthday present. ’
terday.
Timm.
, member ol the local leglsivure for Mads- _
waslra, and a supporter of the govern-"F
"A ‘whaling expedition.”-San Fran-
She-Why, I’ve already made your
birthday present. I sent it to you yes-
He-Yes;_I got that. Now I want you
to make a diagram showing what it-s
to be used for.-Catholic Standard and
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Moscow are wld by Professor Edward A
Steiner in his work “I‘oIs_i.oy the llan,”,
which is to be issued by the Outlook Com-
pany. “Tolstoy's favorite walk In Mos-
cow," says the writer, "was down the
river bank to the Krelm, that mixture of
’ Church an d State, of barbarisrn and elvlli
ization, that last citadel of an absolute
imouareny among civilized people. Burr-
‘ged,quaint~, and queer as is the Krelm
was this frequent visitor on whose foot-‘
steps fastened numbers of beggars from
,whom he never turned away. One day
ihe says, he was going to give some money
to a beggar when the watch cams and
“ with theburtof his gun began to drive
away the importunata fellow. Tols‘oy
remonstrated, and asked blm whether he
did not know the Gospels, in which
Christeomlnanded us to love our r eigh-
bor and do good even to those who hate
us. and the puzzled gendarme replied
shrewdly, :You m`ay know the Gospels,
but you_dor.’t know the military regula-
tions.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
-Philharmonic Concert tonight in Kin-
I dergarten Hall. See program page 2.
-Chevalier great costermonger “Wot
Cher” by male chorus in Kindergarten
hall this evening. "_
- L 0. F. Regular meeting of Court
Avondale tonight st8 delcck in Castle
Hall. A full attendance is requested,
~ SATISFACTHAT HAVANA.
Havani, November Hi-Great satisfac-
tiou is fell. over the passage by the house
ity bill.
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A. N. B. LEGISLATDR DEAD.
Sr Joan, November 20-Mr Gagnon,
mel. t, died today. I
Pale ;Faced`
Nervous Women.
Always C row Strong and Have a
Rosy Complexion by L sing
l-‘slzlzgzowe
Ferrozoue is by long odds the best tonic
for pale-laced girls and exhausted women.
It forms the right kind of blood and tie sue
for rebuilding the system. It replaces
tinedness by energy and vim, and adds
nerve force and staying pow er. Miss Dor-
othy E. Leduc, of Chester, gives the fol-
low mgconvincing evidence of Ferrozonds;
power. 
“My work compels me to rise early in
the morning and work tf n hours daily as
a saleslndy. Last spring I was run down,
lost my color and fell off in weight-. I
seemed to lack ambition and thelih- was
out of me. A friend recommended Ferro-
zone, and I took one tablet after meals
with wonderful results. Fen-ozone _
brought back my complexion and has
‘glverfme new strength and abundance ot
energy and spirits. I would advise all
young ladies to use ferrozone. _
Mrs. H. G. Wilder, of Dexter, snysz'
“My daughter was not very vi ell last sum-`
mer and lost hersrrength complet ely when
the hot weather came. I gave her Ferro-
zone and am glad to say it did wonders.
After six boxes were used my dauahtrr
was strong and looked the picture of `
health. I can recommend Ferrrzone to all
mothers, beth for themselves and daugh-
ters.”
Go to your druggist- tr-dev and get a
supply of Ferrczonc. Price '5ic. per bex
or ,lx boxes for $2.50. By mall from The
Ferrozone Company, Kin gston, Ont’
NEW ZEALAN D PREFERENCE.
Orrawa, November 20.-The news of
the New Zealand preference gives great,
satisfaction here, although strictly speak- I
ing the colony will nct be entitled to Can-
sdian preferencg yer. doubtless the go\~-
ernmentwiil literally irt rpr t the cus-
toms act.
- WAKEEUL CHILDREN.
For a long time the two year old child
of Mr. P. L. McPherson, 59 N. Tenth St.,
Harrisburgh, Pa., would sleep but two
or three hours in the early part of the
night, which made it _very hard for her
parents. Her mother concluded that the
child had stomach trouble, and gave her
half cf one of Chambfrlsin’s Stomach and
Liver Tablets, which quit-ted her stomach
and she slept the whole _,night through.
Two boxes of these Tablets have effected
a permanent lure and she is new well
MOOSE HEADS ‘
I FOR HIGHLANDERS
_ Orrawa, November 2).- The Royal
Canadian regiment is about tolsnd rw-
maaniilcant moo-e have tothe Gomer
Highlander- as asouvenlr of h= peas-
ant associations lv- South Africa.
A TIME LY SUGGESTION.
* This is the eps.-on of the rear when G
-:rodent and careful hou~ewifereDlPf\l 68
or supply of Chamber] in’s Cough fn-
My. It is certain to be nv edtd before ft' 0
winter is nvvr, and rem ts are mu--b
more prompt and aatll~fun'0'! *D80 W ll'
cpl? at hand and given as soon an the cold
s contracted. and before It has lv come
.- tied in the svsrem. I ~ aim' st wer! l' °
r.-moo a severe coli' 01-3' b° "'°|"'°d "3 if’
taking this remedy freely as _soon as tr li
fi.. relies ion of one mul worm- Th re
is , o ¢.,,,,e.- in glvhgltto children for it
~.n~ tains no harmful r-rlbstluef. I lnnierlg-
.. f m 'rake-bf th adn ts as d ehild'en like
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I §t!/le Creations
of representatives of the Cuban reciproo- I
and strong. For sale by all drngglets- |_
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Thllolitn elorllrs
After all, it‘s style that counts
most in clothes. Any honest tailor can
do the mere mechanical work well
enough. It`s vi-lrcre the workmen must
. be taught by the master-where creative .
genius takes the place of nimble fingers-~ i
that “FIT-REFORM” reaches 1116 idcnl.
_ Those niceties of cutting - those
deft touches of style and grace-are
“FIT-REFORM" creations, which Dame
Fashion nods approval over. I
The man ulro wants something out
of the ordinary-who wants to look well
groomed-is the man who appreciates
_ “FIT-REFORM” most.
~ Hundreds of the sea-
son’s newest fabrics and
color effects to choose
from. A perfect fit _V
for every figure. ~
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Suits and.Overcoats, $r2 to $30.
Tr°\1s¢rs.$3. $4. $5 and 35." < `
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Sole Agents for  LOTTBTOWN. _ _
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Dor't you want Underwear that’s 'comfortable ?
We have it in various weights and qualities. '
Penman’s medium weight. I - 
Stanlield’s medium and heavy. » make . cottéljl? .
Beeced, wool lleeoedi lambswool,”etc. f L
` More Femismngé. "   A 
we will Give Spttlallllistounts
To cash purchasers during Exhibitior Week in all lines. _
In watches, our stock is large and are accurately regu-
lated and guaranteed. ‘
‘ ‘ We have an exquisite assortment of Rings. , _
Call before purchasing elsewhere. We are conident we
can please you. -
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HON. ZW. C. EDWARDS. ROBERT E. MENZIE,
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` WILLIAM DINEEN, ALEX. DAVIDSON, M.D.
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THOMAS BAKER, SIDNEY H. P|PE»
Sao Vic:-Pnuslolnr *°'fu*'“'
PROVINCIAL DIRECTORS!
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BENJAMIN c. Pnowsz, w. H. BHENNAN. 1
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A. W. STERIIS, Provincial Manager .
Charlottetown
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25 Per Cent. Off to aliStudents
To any student attending any college in the City we will allows
discount of TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT on any work they may lqc
done- `
PLATES WITH CORRUGATED SUCTION
' Having made arv .mgementswith the 'Katt system of e the United
States ne are new able ro offer to you their patent CORRUGATBD
SECTION PLATE at the same price you would pav tor any ordiiaiy
te. _ . -
P The plates are designed for any mouth where the tissues are hind,
and where the usual suction will not hold. . ` _-5 ' ` .
,Ii yt... are having trouble with aplate lotus make you a set asf
,see the difference. All _work guaranteed. `    '
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