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" THE CHARLOTTETOWN
_,_
Navv- York Fish Ads.
“Aww --mg
FULTON FISH CO.
cults. v: KRoN1MUs,iuaiiager,
(I~`ultoii,Fish Market. NEW YORK)
\VHOLES.»\l.E t'(I.\ll\i1SSION FISH DEALERS. _
ll'iEf"§ "*' _ . “wg .
l@Specialties-Smelts and Eels.
consicnmsurs scuci-ren. PRQMPT RETURNS-
' S. B. WILEY G. SONS. BOSTON; Transfer Agents.
637941.-Siiitls es Gvvk spd
F _ ,
5_1., _  .I 1. -Ii
coRNi§i.i_Us it iiiiz
FISH I
A _ w‘Smelts and Eels a Specially
 106 FULTON MARKET
.5 1* .- .l. NEW YORK. lluily llcturns.
C°Mlg“memb U M H" tggtftt-ii-.3-iiitls cs' tiwks pd
re- f -f-~ - R-- ~ '
WALLACE & KEENEY CO.
FRESH FISH
LOBSTERS, SMELTS, EELS, ETC.
I0 Fulton Fish Market
NEW' YORK
Esrastisi-iso 37 YEARS. _ _ N0 AGENTS
t.:I'.'S ion mths cs hwks
if _-‘,vT,““.* _,.1 1' ' E *l ' 5
HERE WE ARE AGAIN
soliciting your <~oii\~ipiiiii.;nt.~' with full nw ti-.-:nu-tt thzii we can serve you to ud-
vaiiiage iii evt-ry partir ulnr.
Continental Fish Co.
Wholesale 'Fish Commission Dealers. I
26 FULTON MARKET, NEW YORK CI I`Y
Our specialty everything that swims, in car lots or less. All shipments
given our personal attention. _
Try Us
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EDWARD L. i_'i-ioitirvtsoieu FRANK A- WINTERBOTTOM
I Rohert_wW.; Cole
ABRAM LYON C0.
\\'1ior.i-:s.\1.i-:
cout-lissiow rigp iiauiii
Consignments ol Smells and Eels, Solicited NEW YORK
S. B, \\'lI.lCl' A SONS, 'l'i'iin.-.i'i>r .-\.;',\»iil;;, Itofttou. Prompt Ileturus.
tli‘.St\-li~;'»-iiitlis os tlw pd
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H1477-11-5nitlis es (iw
Consignments Soiicited Prompt Returns
107 Fulton Mrket---New York
Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers
Bass, Smelts di Eels Specialties
All corrc.~.peii~'l<\iit-rr pi'oiu\>tIy :iiisw»irt~ti. 1-.tviitrils sont riii application.
S. B. WILEY & SONS-Boston Transfer Agents.
llEl~`l~lltl~I.\'t1iCS:-Any ivlioittsttic iish liousc in thc [`uited States
tiIi7;’»-io-5-iiitlis tiiw es 3w
SULLIVAN Es? CO.
' Established 1880.
Cor. Beckman & South Sis.   
\Eels, Smells, Lolisters, Clams anli Bass a Specially
l‘.°?l`..5niclts Handled in Car Lots '
\\'lIi'l`l<l FUR S'l`i'l.\'L'll'.S
‘. V, llnily llt_»tuiii.~. hy i'I.\'|»i'<-ec .‘.loii<t_v Urtlt-r
. REFERENCES:-».\`¢\w. ‘work t'onnly .\'ntioii.-il linnk.
-just ltitt-I' llzthk.
l
'l / I .'\.i|;.' In-:ili_#r in I~'ultoi\ Murki-1.
1.3.13!-il ;» iiithri on Ziuo
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PRICE BROS
WHOLESALE FRESH FISH
104 FULTON FISH MARKET, NEW YORK
=f_¥'..Speciallies EELS and SMELTS
i-;_<oli.iisi..-fi 25’ _vt-tire.
»i'l~‘:l Il .'» mths cs l'_:wpd
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CALEII liAl.I-ll' . SE.\lIi'llY HALEY
C3,¢\L..._FJS l--°I&\L_.E`/ and C2
- Wliolcsiilc Voiuniissioii Dealers in all kinda of
I
Fresh anti Frozen Fish
SIVIEI/i`S A\'Il I"IltlZlCI\' f'l[<}I.S A Si"I'i(‘lAIfI`Y.
I4 Fulton Market New York
t;:’.89-ll-5 mths os l2wptl
N. S. Gates Co.
0
§§§,°e‘§§“,’§ Commission Fresh Fish
SI’EClAL'i`1ES-Smells und Eels.
l§_E\/\/ YCD?P<
» ., _.,l$0..3 FULTON MARKET
DIl'L_ _RETURNS--Stencils and instructions on application.
il._.Wlt.EY 'lransier Aoents, Boston
’ ~. -  ._1 . r _ 0387-11-Imthaertw pd ~ ‘
'.0
. i t ,_ '_ L/
.¢¢. _. ..., , 4. ,
_ ‘.5 » '
vue Picrou `aoA‘r.-'rite s_.s;
Northumberland docked at Charlotte-
at Reany Gay’s. 9 Elm Avenue.
LAST TRIP CF CA8CAPEDIA.-
The Cascapedia leaves Montreal for
this port on Nov. 12th. Large reser-
vations ol’ space must be wired for in
- advance.
DIED IN MONTREAL.-The death `
occurred at the Mother House, Mont-
real, on September 15, of Mother de
Vleiinc, Congregation Notre Dame,
formerly Miss Sicily LeClair, of Rus-
tlcoville, P. E. I., leaving a father, two
brothers und one sister.
K. OF C. INITIATION.-liiitiations
to the Charlottetown Council of the
Knights ol’ Columbus will take place,
on November 11th. A large number
have applied for admission to the
Order. which will give added stimulus
to an already flourishing brotherhood.
CLEANING.-The halls of the Des
llrisay lluildiiig, corner of Queen and
Grnfton Streets. in which are situated
the law oflices of Mr C. D. McCallum,
thc denial purlours. l)r Strickland, Dr
Suiallwood and (`ook‘u photographic
studio are being renovated and painted
by Mr Ferguson.
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GREATLY IMPROVED.-The, con-
dition of Miss E. Callaghan, Charlotte-
town. who is undergoing treutnient in
the City Hospital after having recently
successfully passed through an opera-
tion is very satisfactory, She is so,
greatly improved inhaalth that she
expects to return home on Saturday.
ISLAND PRIEST.-Rev. Father J.
E. O'Brleu, formerly ot Fort Augus-
tus, P. E. I., was presented with an
automobile by a committee represent-
ing the Catholic liudlca' Aki of Delta,
Wash., recently. The presentation was
made on the occasion of Father
O’llrlen's i-ilxteentli niiiiiversnry of his
ordination to the priesthood. \ -
RECOVERY FROM ILLNESS.-Mr
Cluirlcs Ctiiiiioly, oi' the stuff of the
,Bank of .vloiitreul tit Miihone Bay,
NS., is already regaining his former
good hetiltti. Mr (‘onnoIy became ill
in Mahonn Buy with plnerisy, and ua
soon as conditions permitted cnnic to
his home in <.‘hiirlotictowu, whcro he
is iiow rccuperating.
PAlNTING.~Elsewltcre in this is-
sue appears the advcrtisenicnt of the
Island City Paint Company. As will
bt- seen the lirin is now fully equipped
and in reuillness for the painting ot'
sleighs; and thnt the ilrm will repaint
,t:urriut:t~s and nlso store tlicui up for
the winter so that in thc spring tht-
owiiers will simply have to cull for
their velilclt-'s and receive them look-
ing butter tliuu ever in their suiuuivr
trout.
PRINCE EDWARD.-An cxcellt-ut
protzrauuuu of entertainment ut tho
Prince Edward last night was wit-'
nessetl hy large l‘iauscs_ Two t`eutui'c
drutniis. "The Jackpot (‘luh" and “llc-
porter Jiniuiie liitcrveiics" were all
that could he ticslretl. Mary Pickfortl
appeared to good ativaiitugtv in the
dralna "Sweetlicurt Days." A vocal
selection hy Mr. (`uiriis was well re-
ceived. To-night the (`hildreii's Put-
riotic (`ont‘ert will he held in thc
theatre, but to-iiiorrow nitzht an cu-
tire change ot' progrnniuie will ho
shown.
ARMY FIELD SERVICE FUND. --
The followiiig arc tht- coiitribtitoi-s
lroui DeSnIilt- School liistrit-t towttrd
thc Army It`it.»ltl Stwvlct- l"uud1»-Joiiii
Mci.euti, 20 husiiels ot' outs; .Iohii I)
i\lcl<‘nrlnne, 15 hush; Jnines Mcliuy,
10 hush; Hector .l\lcI{ny, 10 lnisli;
Dnvid Iiolni. 10 hush; Ernest llolm,
10 bush; Mack Shaw, 10 hut-ili; Neil
Shaw, 10 bush; William Inman, 10
hush; John (J lllcNevin. 10 bush; John
McKay, 10 bush; Duticaii llIcKiiinoii.
10 bush; Roderick McKinnon, 10
hush: Mrs Mary McNevlu, 10 bush;
Walter luee, 8 hush; George II lloll,
5 bush; Angus Mclieun, 5 bush; Hurry
Boates, 5 hush; Donald McLean, 2
but-ih; D F McNeill, 2 bush; Malcolm
,i`\lcPhall, $6; James A McKay, $4;
Donald, tlnmpliell. $2; Douuld Mc-
ltiunrric, $1; I) L Cainpbcll, $1; Ches-
ter Shaw, $1; Mrs Annie liecr. $1;
total, 182 bushels oats und $16 in
cash.
W.M.S. MEETING.--The niectlng ot'
the Worueu's Missiotitiuv Society in St
Juines' (‘liuI‘cii lust night wus wt-.Il
:tttc-nded, and a very |ZriltiI’_vlrig oilcr-
iiig wus taken iii :iid of lorteigli inlssioii
work. The meeting was opened by
the pastor, Rev. Dr l°`ullcrtoii, und the
,work, after which Mrs Tait gave a
ilvererl in it delightfully eutertninliig
style: A thanks offering was then
A physician in Chicago states thir
icxtmccor. zsc. at au tiesiers. I
g 
ORWELL CtRCUtT.~ln connection
with the Orwell work in the Presby-
terian churches a special service will ‘
be held 'in the Grand View Hall on
Friday evening, Nov. 6, at 7 o’clock.
Also services on Sabbath at usual’
hours. Rev. W. H. McEwen will
preach. `
LOST CHINA.-Several pieces of
cliinaware, etc., have been misplaced,
and all those who had' dishes at the
Hallowe’en Tea-in the Market Hall
last week are asked to look over their
dishes, and it they tlnd any they do
not own. please leave annie at the
Charlottetown Hospital to be returned
to owners. 6404
FC-X MEETING.-A successful
meeting of the Hackett Silver Black
Fox Conipsny was held in the Board
ot Trade Rooms. Charlottetown, on
Tuesday evening. at which the follow- ‘
ing oiilcers were elected;-Presldellt.
Mr Charles Blackie, llulifux; Vice-
President, Mr W. K. Rogers. Char-
lottetown; Secretory-’f`reasurer, Mr
John A. Hackett, Tignish; Directors,
Mr P. (‘. Brown, Charlottetown; Mr
J. B. Morrisey, Tigiiisli; Mr 'l`. Hud-
son, Picton; and Mr W. 'l‘. Demi,
Sydney.
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL.~A very en-
joyabln- social was held lust night in
St Peter’s Cathedral schoolrooni.
There wus n large gathering of m_e_m-_
bers ot' the coiigregaijon and their
friends, and the evening was spent in
various games and pleosnnt wnversa-
tion. Dainty_refreshhieiiis were sor-
vod throughout the evening. A pleas-
ing ieature of` the affuir was the
rendering oi’ several excellent piano
selections. The evening was brought
to ii close hy the singing of the
National Aiitheiu.
J. 0. DAVIES FOR`THE FRONT.-
Aiuong those who have gone across t.o
the old Innd to fight. the battles ol' the
country is J. 0. Davies, traveller for
the ilrni of Messrs Iiolitwts, Siiupsoii
& tio.. Iluliiux. Mr linvlos resigned
his position there und has none to Eng-
land to enlist iu the Lancers. Diiriiig
thc several years that he has been in
llalifax he wus highly estceiiit-.ti by a
large circle ot’ friendii, both lu busi-
ness and social circles. lie was also
n iuenihcr of the Hiilitux (`ity Foot-
bull tflub. Mr Davies was for some
yours employed in the oiiicc ot' J. J.
dioriiliy, t'liurlottcto\vii, niid in tlint
viipucity made many frieiuls, who all
wish for his safe return.
LEAGUE OF THE CROSS. -- The
opening game ot' League oI` the Cross
basketball tournament took pluco last
night between ai team of ciuployees
of the Royal llnnk oi’ (liiiiiitia and u
toaui I'roni the (lice (Jlub, resiilting in
a victory for tho latter by the score'
ot' 41-27. Mr' .l_osep'li Francis refereed
satisfactorily. The following were the
line-ups:-»-Iioyal Batik--guards, Coi-
lins, llutlor; i1orwurds,,D\iii<'aii tCupt.),
l\'e\vsoii and Cullen, ' Glee (T’.luI>-
;|.;tini'ds, llollorau, Power; l`or`\\'iirda, .Il
` Gallant, llogsin I('apt.). Dutly. The
game was watched by. it large crowd
ot’ iiitcrcsted pe_rsoi_is and _wus ii, i;oo_d
exliibition for a starter. ‘ '
THE PEC-PLE'S.~T-he usual crowds
were at the l‘eople's Theatre lust night
and witiiesseda cliitrncteristically' de-
liglitfiil _pi'ogr:i`n`iine ol’ pictures. The
Stroud War Series iirfit nuiuhcr was
sliowii for the Inst time., This is u
iuni.:i\ificeiit production and should hc
soon hy o\'cry citizen. The series is
one ul' the best and niosi. :tulliciitie
soiircos ot' iiiforiiiittioii on thc wltr, ttiid
thc Iiiins are iiiuniifactured hy u
lliltish house. “ Moller Ilruiuer " and`
" The llay oi' the Dog" were two
splendid coiiiedies and created in-
ordinate laughter. Miss Louise Daly
gave some line exhibition of the danc-
ing nrt, und her pertoriiiuiicos were
well received. i
INTERESTING LECTURE.-Rev.
W. l’. McVie gave n very instructive
and eloquent lecture in the Central
(`hriatInu Churcli lust night on “Mis-
` sionnry Life lu the Congo," which was
,illustrntcd by it large number oi'
bcitutiful stcreoptitian views. The
10CillI‘€l‘. Who wits hiniiieli a mission-
ary in Africn for several years. was
able to tell of conditions as they exist,
from uctuul experience. 'i`hose who
did not nvnil tlit~iusoiver~i ol' tho oppor-
ttiiiity to iienr Ilov. Mr Mt:Vit\ lcctiire
,last iilglit cvrtitiiily missed u very
into trout. At lilo coiiciusioii ol' the
luctiire it hearty vote of lliankn wus
passed to the lecluier and also to Mr
Siiiniiieriilile. where he vvaii-i nsi=inI.li\|r
in Siimniersido, which is expected will,
tnkc place next week. A special train
mas term of the Supreme Court opeiiod
town, for his second examination, and
a. sAi.n.\ni-
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feeling, weakness are symptoms of
Hood's Sai-ssparills puriilufllio-
blood. Gel: a bottle today-
1--5--is-g--£--Q'-_t
ot Kenneth M. Martin torpermlasion
to study law in the office' of'_V_K.’ IT
Martin, Charlottetown, were’lrrarlted.
Margaret L. Wickwire, and others, vs.
George J. Carver, argument on de-f
niurrer, as to the aufllciency of the
plea which alleged a sale of liquor;
contrary to] the Prohibition Law.
Duily for plaintiff. J. -J. ‘Johnston,'
ved. Re implication ot G. A. B. Mac-‘
donald for writ of certiorari, Court
ordered that the conviction be quashed
with costs. Ro application by J. A. G.
Ellis torlwrit. of certiorari, Mr J. J.
Johnston argues in support ,ot appli-
cation, for certiorari to set aside con-
viction toru second otlence. ' The
Attorney-General shows cause against
the application._ T-ho case was cou-
tlnued y,cstertlay_ and decision .was
reservp_d._; The Count stands adjourned
till Saturday... .. 5
eeshv orli Acnicutruns.-The
‘ Camidian Farm" of October, 30 con-
tains nn, os,sny3.t1y 1l,._.Lo_uis Cairns, ot
Freetowll, P. .l., sgrii of Mr S. R.
Cn.ii~i\t;. on the_ teach ug ot’ agriculture
in rural schools. This was submitted
in cotiipetitiqii with a great many
others und .won thlrll llrizti., Master
'Cairns is to,1ie congratuiu ed on his
success, Following is the essay in
questioil:-~" The toacliing ol agricul-
ture in our school is very deficient.
A textbook is used treating on soils,
rotations of crops, birds, iiisetrts and
crop diseases. but ,us we have no
school garden for prnctiral work. the
studying ot' agriculture is oiteii tedious
and uuIiitei'_eiiting._ul.\tl does not help
with the work. of the farm as lt should.
lt hits, however. taught uio the vniue
of birds to ilulti crops in outing in-
jurious insects, and when to uso tho
dit`i`cront rotutioiis of.crops,_lui_t~,it has
failed to nrouse any iiitorest in turni-
iug, und thc desire to liecuiue ii l’arnic`~r.
Nevortlicless, the doing of practical
work on tho turiii has crerited tt' strong
dosireilo ln-come -a furmor. Agricul~
ture could bc introduced more fully
into rural scliooln, without turning
them into ti _preparatory liruticli of
nn agricultural college, by having a
garden and orchard on thc school
grounds, und doing practical work, and
iii this way studying rotations ot’ crops,
iiisocts, fruit growing. gurdeuittg, und
the vulue of hirds to Ilold crops. A
text-book should also he use-il giviiii.:
rations of feed' i`oi‘ iluiry uiitl boot
cattle, liorses, sheep, pigs iuid poultry,
uiid telling how to cure for cucli. lt.
should also contain ti clinptur ti'entiiii.',
on the iiiaiiagciiieiit of the zipiary,
uiiil the vulue ol' bees to clover and
fruit trees. lu short, thc hoys shouki
be trained that when they get it furm
ot' their own they will be Ilttcd to fnriu
iii the host way, so they \viiI not he
mere ugi'it:iilt\ii'nl uiucliiiibs working
day after day, but iiicii who ure both
eiliuient und cutliusizistic in their pro-
I`essioii."
OPENING OF NEW FISSURE.
l NAPI.ES,_Nov. 4.-»Tiie___opcratioiis
nt Mount Vesuvius are nugnioiiteii hy
the opening of it now fissure lu the
bottom ot' the old crater. '
Stops Stom=eh
Pains in Two Minutes
The recent discovery by it icodirig
specialist that pure Iilsurulcd tiiusgiio-
sin will almost. Iustuiilly rcilcv-3 puins
iu thc stomach resulting t't'om iutlittea-
tion, dyspepsia or acitiityis of the
.greatest importance to thousttii-ls of
people autferiug i`roiu vnrloiis forms oi'
stomach trouble. As is well kiioivii
nine-tenths ot' all stomach tlisordcrs
are directly traceable to ex'<‘cs:si\'e ue-
idity. A tcuiipoonful taken in at little
waiter after meals not only neutrnllzts
the acid uutl stops the pain, hut quick-
ly ovfirconivs the cause ot' tht- trouble,
soothes thc inflamed linings of the
stomach. and in it short time el’t'ccts
[ici-iiiniiciit relief.
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» NEW YORK FISH ADS I
.- - :_..E ._
K.C., for defendant. Judgnieiitreser-`
p ~ 0376-11-5 mths eqtw _ 1'
   _V A _ 4 .AM gimp ,QUIPLEXIDII NEW/ YCRK  
 I  “EMIS PURE Bl-90,9 ”"""'-"""""" 'F
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IT PAYS to-#buy in_§~tnis~h-ovinrs. i ‘THEEXPR 81'.-ll'-lmpexiiuess-train -_*ivy-ybody that ,wants Ll* ll ', ' M d &
i;f.'z“.2-.l:.t’P5‘°'°f*f°“"f"“'"rr" gtg~gg,,;gt§\§g;;kj;;,;:;§ii.‘;fl°§ . r OITIGS ~ gl  C0.
ww-1 tm ever-ins at 62° <>'c\°c\<- Patriotic egye¢.or if-~.'°gg*;-~ ”l3§§°l°§i§.;, i‘l§§i§§§f”'.f§i'J.. _iviiin ‘
_.. i.. ........ M... 1-.i..i.. i in  wnongsnr commission risii nisiuiiiis ° '
' do pure puppies
sPsciAL Pnicss.--in another col- cert. 35 and 25 cents. are situ unsold Ayvfll” N905 18 mv d_ » i _
umu will be seen`an advertisement and may be had lit`the 'wicket this boils, hives, eczema isal_1P0&!‘-_ 2, . I, et New York
quoting special prices of choice meats evening. . _ I _A I, L8l!§l10l`. 1058 Of Bppetlte, tired `, 108 Flllltill Full Mil R 1
. . WJ T . Poiislgiiliieiita solicited daily i- .
urs unhealthy blood. . - lb Specialties. Smolta. E615 Bild fl’~‘"‘_§_ . . _' B
mp ' ':t\\rna. Stencils and stationery 0" d1’Pl‘°“l‘°“°
Reference Market and Fulton National Bunk, New York. V
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` 3 g'w|\_EY Q, SONS, Transfer Agents. Boston-._ ' 
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  I Wl“l‘?f.‘l 'Elf' .”.9.:..  
FRESH FISH
. ji
Loasriziis sin-:i.rs sais sic
NEW YORK
6209-10-iltlllltiiiiltls-:iv
  io ruitmi rash Mariel  
Established 36 years ,, N9 Altfnli _
E _
.Wi-i 1 11 L . W1! I   
. ' L. Storer £6’ Co
I6 Fulton Fish _Market
New York City
-Any person- shipping Smelts or Eels should try S. L. Storer& Co.
16. Fulton Fish Market, N. Y. City, as this is _one of the oldest firms in
Fulton Fish Market and are known for their reliability and prompt-
ness in sending account sales as fast as shipments are sold.
, 6271-10-29MthsES5wpd.
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CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
FRANLIS I.. SCIINAUD
Wliolcsnilo t‘oiiiiliis;siou lltliiivi' iilitl .\‘lii|>per in ull kinds ol'
FRESH Fl
(‘i.Af\l.*‘., S(lli"l` (Til.-\llS .-\f\`l) LOIISTICIIS.
Smelts and Eels a Specialty
110 Fulton Fish Market, NEW YORK
SH
tiiirttl-ll-Finitlia es [iw pd
HI
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t
(Successors to Moon and Lamphear.)
GEORGE T. MOON C0.
\\'IioIi\s:ilt~. Vtiiiiiiiiiasioii Ili~iilci's iii uiitl siiippcrs oi' nil kinds of
Fresh Fish, lobsters. Etc. Ganatlian
Smells and Eels a Specially
2 FULTON FISH MARKET. NEW YORK.
(‘:\rt\l`ul pcrsoiinl attention girt-ii to till coiisigiiincuts.
1:1485-I1-5 mths cs limo pd
Wholesale Commission Dealers
LOBSTERS. Etc.
Telephone 5042 Beekman
, iii,
BURNET &. |lE_ENEY.  |
FRESH FISH
6 Fulton Fish Market. New York
PROMPT RETURNS CONSIGNMENTS _8Ol.,_lCfTED
HIRAM BURNET. Pres. and Trcas. ‘ CHAS. W. CABOT, 8so’y
6268-I0-Zhiiittis iilswpii "
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52:5?
(ESTABLISHED 1888.)
‘.'.`iiolosu.io (‘oiiiini:.siuii Fish lleulors
37 Fulton Market, NEW YORK
R. F. HALL & CO. "
i
Smells, Scallops, Eels and lobsters a Speciality
Also Salt Cod, Sail Mackerel and Hard Dried Cod for the italian Trade
» - ` »` As we nrt- lot-:tit-i iii » >~ ~- ` -‘ - . . ’ » .
new My (‘0m,, nffe,-¢.,l| 0 prays,-_ Mm Wullt-.r Burk:-. who kindly iznve his   I' ent imirkt-t pritt.-=:. 1 lm Um" M 'umm Mxrkd M mn “mu” gm high
'i‘||(,mpg0“, who nl one limo did mn. services to opernto tho steroopticuii.
iiideruiilo Iuisslomiry work iii Trinitlntl, "_`* - i rt- » - -'., . . C0N$|GNNlENTS SOLICITED. RETURNS SENT DAILY.
, llritisli West Indies, then gave ri .short KMGHTS OF PVTHMS-r" MT D- Wholesale. C0mmlS5l0n De8lel'S 6382-ll-5 mths cs (iw pd
und iutcrestiiiiz description oi' W.M.S. R03' ll0ll1l2\l\ hill* lllill l”G\\"`l\0ll fmm I »‘Fll`ld-Shippers 3 . W E:  
splendid rucitiitioii. Solos by Misses Gfnlld (lllllllcellor P0tt(`|` lil l`0"~‘»SlI1b'  ~ °
.icuii l<‘ullertou and \’Vinlfrcd (‘alriis llfllllllg ("""5"""" l‘"‘lz°" They "mt '   ' 0  & 
were contributed and were highly np. with coiisltleréilile success omit received » _ . i N ll F It wh I 9
procitited. The speaker of the even- fl “S0 “Um 91' 0' “DD 'JM OHS l`l'0m . ' 0. ll 0 '
mg, R,,,,_ M, L,,ckh,,,,, mdy ,mumed person., de,,,,,,,g ,U ,om me 0,,,,,,_ Smelts, Eels, Lobsters and Frogs n oesaie Fisli Market, NEW YORK
from llritlsli Guiana, addressed the Il‘3"‘§’§-fe I»0<lIlt9~ N0-I hill- K§\lKll\S Of are Specmltles |NQ¢.Rp0RA1-ED
iueetliig on riilsalonury work its carried Yl I RS- ll\B0 S 10-ll E Ill 0'0l0<‘-lf- '- ' . " , \\'holc \ ' ' . . ' .
on in Demerurn, British Guiunii. He lf ls expecffd "I0 flf5l» 9@‘T0“‘l “nd N0- l‘Fuk°n Full Mafk2liN¢W YOYR _. Bm( (nnlmlksllllllitlihllllisllzli'in' mm Bumpers or
described fully the East indian pie. third ranks will he conferred. and .~ _  ,
mont ofthe colony'a population, their every member is urgently retiiiested Congignmgntg-Sglfcited _F R E .5 H F I S H
muiiners and customs, their life, etc., lt’ U9 DYCSGUL l“ll\\1l arrangements 6270-L0-29nitl\s itls4mpd ` . .
and the labours of the niissioimry in Wlll U0 "little Wllll l'6Sl\l‘ll £0 U16 ' ' - . G'l9'l`l0`r' mm” 9° law pd
lcoiinectiou with them. Mr i.ockhnrt's f\S“l5lH¥\C0 Empire L0fliZB Wlll GWB ill   '-5' """_ up LE _
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otlilresa was excellent and was do- the reortianlsntion oi’ Crescent L0d80 < I
‘ I ‘,in Charlottetown on Tuesday. The l S Il `.
iii' l'l0tl¢hS hllve fcmllfed l\'°m Dtlflfltt applications of Andrew F. Arssnault. 
Cvffilll Wliill a fl82i0r. Aypiél hloodcpol- student lin A. C. Saunders’ office in
Son ug ty ADD Y ng it mim's orn Summers de. for his first examination,
and Wnrt lixtractor; Purely vege-'und of Stephen S. llesalan, student in L 0 13 SMT E R S & C L A M S
table. Painless and sure is Putnam s McLeod & Bentleys otllce, Charlotte- . pe” “ “"°“"°“ W “ll 1~'lllI>nioini»; of
Smelts and'E is
and Dromllt returns
 29 F U1-TON Fl “MARKET
MS ‘ ity Smells. Eels, Labstera and Clams _
References---Fiilton Msrkzlclsntional lIank,New York and any \\/hoiooale Fish Dealers in J C’  Re re ‘ .
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realised. ‘_ llottetown on that night. and iill mem- 1- ""- R A N K A  D
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`““”""_1**-' ____, as well known mul roitpniisiblo a firm is tht- - i k
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