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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER £5, IKE.
THE SMELT INDUSTRY.
The prevailing mild weather and the
uoolearly beginning of the smelt fishery
haaledoothe shipment of considerable
quantitlesof emelts tothe Boston and
New York markets under quite unfavor-
able conditions. Continued mild weather
such as frequently prevails here
and in the Eastern States
durlnlz November renders it VFW
difficult to place the fish on the market
in good order, especially when the rules
laid down for packing and shipping are
not carefully observed. It is very regret-
‘ table when the lirst shipments reach the
market in bad order as it prejudices the
product of the entire season.
The smelt industry has become so im~
portant that it ought to be brought under
official supervision. It would seem to be
distinctly in the interest of this industry
if shipments were limited to begin
earlier than the first of December, when
established cold weather will enable
shipmentsto be made without loss. It
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Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed
I would also seem desirable that all ship-
i ion, so as to secure the carrying out of ap-
; proved nicthods which would greatly en-
I hance the value of the products and
maintain the high value and credit of our
s'nelt lndustry.
ments should be made subject to inspect-
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SHIPMENT OF LIVE LOBSTERS.
l In recent years a large business has
isprung up in the shipment of live lob-
I sters to the New England and New York
markets from various ipoints in Nova
Scotia. Such shipments have been made
, by water, but might also be made by
rail and express with li little preparation.
The demand for the crustaf-can in its
I fresh state in the New York and Boston
1 markets is n large and growing demand
I and prices have proved to be remuncm-
I tive.
[ So far the live lobster business has not
 we believe, been extended to Prince
A Edward Island. It is worth the consider-
 ation of our enterprising lobster fishermen
3 whethcr or not this form of shipping
I lobsters might not be more prodtable
than the process of canning, or whether it.
might not be adopted as an auxiliary to
lille business as now carried on in this
Province. \\'e throw this outasa sug-
gestion merely.
a a
anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc-  0  a
Donald & McKinnon’s Drug Store or at f
¢.
stables, Sydney Street, near Stev
aou’s Comer. ]. M. NICIIOLSON
r-28 d I yr Telephone No 253
City of Ghent.
From Halifax every Tuesda
lloutlleuralgla
All Caused by Rheumatic Poison in
the Blood--Cure Guaranteed-Re
lief Swift and Sure From
Dr. HAMiLTON'S PILLS
Tilcrcis a new llfs ahead for every
sufferer from rheumatic poison who
y has not yet used Dr. Hamilton's Pills;
their prompt cures are t-he marvel of
fn0tf1il2lg; ffm!! Ch8fl0fi¢t0WI!, tile medical profession of many na-
every Thursday. Calls a
LIODB.
t The unspeakable anguish of rheuma-
tic torture need no longer be suffered
-use Dr. l:Iamilton‘s Pll is and perman-
Hgwkgsbufy, Arlghgtl I33g¢'5 cnt cure is assured. In Bo many thousands
of cases have Dr. Hnmilton's Pills been
successful, the manufacturers are will-
Hafbiiifl Sheet H3\'b°fl Salmon ing to guarantee a lasting cure to all
h t ` th .
River, Canso. Summerslde.
t a use em
No one can doubt the efficacy of r.
ilamilton s Pills lifter reading the ex rl-
¢ ~ D
   pp£e‘o§]M£§.;shIinnie Saunders, of Ilillill-
Agents.
ii-»7wc&ih acc.
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Farm _Fir Sale.
The executors of the will ofthe late
George Clark, offer for sale that valu
ablc farm at Clarktown, Loi 7,
fronting on Hillsboro River, two miles
from Mount Stewart. This farm con-
sists of zoo acres of upland and 20 acres
“Scores of different remedies failed to
rclicvc nie. I suffered incessantly froln
neuralgia and scintica. Sometimes the
pain was unbearable.
“A friend rccolnmcnded Dr. Ham-
ilton‘s Pills. In a few days I was reliev-
ed. I continued the treatment, using in
all tive boxes, and was cured.
"I have not fcit the slifrhtest pain or
ache since taking Dr.l amilton`s Pills
pad consider my cure absolutely per-
ect."
\Vhy delny any longer? Get Dr. llam-
llton's Pills at once. They will restore
your health in a short tinic. Price 25c.
of marsh land ; all but about zo acres |,c,~i,0x, or fi.-B ban.. fm-;1_ nl, ,H dem.
of thc u land is cleared and in a good
state of) cultivation, the balance is
covered with rails and lumber. The
farm has streams of fresh water along
two sides of it, and has an abundance
of alder and marsh mud, and is in
close proximity to the mussel beds oi
the rivcr. The rsilwa station is but
two miles distant and’ the wharf bul
one. On the premises arc ii comfortable
rlwcliing, large barn, stable and i-_oncli
liousc, implement and out buildings.
For furtlier particulars, terms, &c.,
app'y to Mrs. Clark on thc premises, S.
C. Clark or Kimble Coffin. Mount S'ew-
art of W. Leitch, Clliirlotlctowu.
io-i3dmwf ftw tf
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Just Received
75 cases Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers, all to be sold at
thc lowest prices for spot
‘ cash.
CONROY
The Bhoemeli,
Sunnyside. Ch’ town.
ii
ers, or by mail from N. C. Poison & Go.,
gartford, Conn., U. S. A. and Kingston,
nt.
TRADE AND SHIPPING.
PORT OF Cii \RLOTTETOVlN.
Now?-i: Ethel McI.co'i, Sydney, C. B.;
Estelle, Poole, St. Peters, C. I).;S. S,
Alert, Campbell, Picton.
Nov. 'Ji cld: S. S. Acadia, Sangester,
lllilifax; Alma, Cahill, Picton; S. S.
Alert, Campbell, Syd uey. U- I3-
 j ._.....-- 'Li _V 77'
AN OPEN LETTER T0
XMAS BUYERS-
Oilr stock now opening up for the holi-
days isso extensive and varied that we
would invite the public to call and see
our epleneid array of Christmas goods in
Dressing Cases, Manicures, Walking
Sticks, Meerachsuip and Briar Pipes for
presentation imported direct, and a
hundred other novelties that we have not
roomwinentiou, but would be glad to
show you. Any article approved of will
be put aside till Christmas and any
engraving will be done free.
REDDIN BROS,
Phone 86. 0119 P- 0.
THE LATE FRANCIS BAIN. ‘
The large granite boulder beside the
Court House which was placed there some
timeagu by the Natural History and
Antiquarian Society in memory of the
ui.. r.\nci»`n»in,wllii.¢ li.. seam are
brief but interesting ceremony this
afternoouatbalfpaet two o'clock. This
natural monument, so fitting to a
self-taught geologist, has recently been
completed by the addition on one side ol
a bronse tablet bearing a suitable in
scription. His Honor the Lieutenant
Governor will perform the ceremony of
unveiling and brief addresses will be
delivered by him, by His Worship the
Mayor and prominent members ofthe
Society. It is fitting that the good work
done by Mr. Bain in giving an impetus to
nature study in this Province shouldbe
publicly recognlsed,by the Societyof which
he was an honored member, and by the
community in which he lived and which
has profited by his lal-or and research.
THE KINGDOM Of NORWAY-
In some respects the people of Norway
are the most democratic in the world and
yet they have chosen to themselves a
King bye tremendous majority of thc
popular vote. More recently the Social-
lata and Republicans have withdrawn
their opposition and decided to make the
election of the New King unanimous.
King Haakon VII-the name is spoken
Hokon-thus becomes the only reigning
sovereign who holds his throne by the
free choice of all his people. In another
respect his position is unique. Norway
and Sweden had an order of nobilltv.
According to the Norwegian constitution
no new title can bc created apnrt from the
t/enure of oiilce, and with the dcath of the
members of the existing nobility all
personal honors, distinctions and privi~
legea belonging to the nobility shall
cease. Thus the Kings of Norway will in
future not be surrounded by a titled aris-
tocracy. Thr-y will be in close touch with
the people in the most democratic of
Kingdoms.
We quite agree with The Patriot that
some simple and inexpensive method of
collecting vital statistics is an imperative
necessity in this Province. Some Iysars
ago thc \Vomcn's Council took the matter
up and if we remember rightly Hon.
Benjamin Rogers who was then Provin-
cial Secretary prepared a bill dealing
with the matter. It was held over owing
to some opposition on the ground of
expense and other grounds and dropped
out of sight. The Guardian has been for
ten years past the frequent advocate of
the system of registering births, deaths
and marriages which prevails in the nd-
jacenr. Provinces.
Very little work has been done so fer
by the grain elevators constructed and
maintained at great costin Halifax and
St. John in connexion with the Intercol-
onial. Year by year it has been given
outasan expectation that quantities of
grain would be handled during the en-
suing winter, ami we notice thc sanic
thingina recent Halifax despatch with
regard to the elevator at that port. We
fear the expectation will be disappointed,
asit wnsin most previous years. The I.
C. Rcannot comp ete with the shorter
routes in the economical carriage ofgnlin.
And it would be a mistake to_carry it ut
alone.
R.,L. Borden during the recent by-
election campaigns gave out that he is
quite willing that the indemnity bill of
last session shall be reconsidered. This
is well, so far. It would have been much
better to have duly considered the matter
and rejected tht-bad features when the
billwaa before Parliament. In view of
the general and notorious nnpopularlty
of the measure in tho country there is
now an apparent disposition on the part
of both the Govemment and Opposition
tomake some concessions. The Minis-
ters' pensions must go altogether over-
board or be greatly: modified. It_ is evi-
dently hoped by some small concession
like this to save to thc Senators and
Members the extra thousand dollars they
grabbed last year. This would never sat-
isfy the country. The gnib made bythe
Parliament men is justly looked upon as
the most selfish, sordid and obnoxious
feature of the entire measure. The other
features were added to iloat It through.
Any reconsideration of the bill ought to
strike at the most objectionable features.
1-.;-1
COUGHERS, HAWKERS, SPITTERS
Public expectoratlcn is against the
common law, against the laws of health
also. When the throat tickles, t.hat's the
time you need "Catarrhoiione”; it soothes
away the irrlial.ion,cute out the phlegrn
and loosclis the tight feeling. You'll
quickly cure that cstarrh an throat
trouble with Catarrhozons. It positively
prevents new attacks and cures eaterr
forever and for all time to come. Don't
lake our word for lt, try Catarrhosone
yourself. Onceused ycn'i be delighted
with its pleasant and helpful influence.
DON’T USE POOR Oli..
For use on sewing machines, bicycles-
and all purposes requiring afine lubricant,
the best is cheapest in the end. Genuine
Singer oil can only be obtained at Binder
stores.Look for the red S., Queen Street,
Charlottetown; o on south sine of
WaterBi.reet, liiminei-side, P. I. 1.
I
At Murray Harbour :North and :within
the Pl-esbytsriau Church there, Wednes-
day thssiglith day of November, in the
yearn! our Lord nlnel/een bundled N10
tive, and at the hour of two o'clock in the
afternoon:-Which time and place the
Presbyilery of lkinoe Edward Island met
pureuantto adjournment and was con-
stituted by Rev. R. G. Sinclair sederullfa
Ministers, Mr. R. G. Sinclair, moderator
protempore, Mr. D.S. McPhee and Mr.
G. C. Robertson. elder Mr. Dalziel. lt
was moved that Mr. G. C. Robertson act
asclerk, prowmpore. Mr. A. Grey. N10
minister elect being present, was asked to
sit as soorreeponding member.'I`heedlct of
Mrandrew Gi-ey's induction was returned
as duly served. Mr. Sinclair then PM
the questions to the congregation anent
Mr. Grey'e life and doctrine and no object-
ion to these having been brought forward,
Mr. D S. McPhee proceeded to. conduct
Divine Worship. He preached an appro-
priate sermon from the eighth verse of the
fourteenth chapter of the: Gospel accord'
ing to St. John.--“And Philip Saith unw
Him, Lord Shew us thc Father, and it
.zufiiceth us." Thereafter Mr. Sinclair put
the usual questions to Mr. Grey, and
satisfactory answers having been given.
he inducted him by prayor and the ri8h'-
hand of fellowship to the pastoral charge
of the congregation. Mr. Robertson then
addressed the minister and Mr. Sinclair
addressed the congregation. Mr. GreY
expressed his willingness to sign the
formula and it was agreed to add his
name to the roll of Prcsbytery. On
motion' by Mr. Robertson the Presbytery
then adjourned to meet at lzleatherdale
Tuesday. the Twenty-first day of Novem-
ber next, and at the hour of seven o'clock
in the evening, of which public intimetlon
was iuade and this sederunt closed with
the benediction.
Geo. C. Ronaivieox,
Clerk pro tem.
BLOODLESS GIRLS
Find New Health Through
the Use of Dr. Williams’
Pink Pills.
When you see a young girl pnle_and
ailing and wasting away, you know
that budding wonianhoof is making
new denlun s upon her blood supply
which shc cannot mect. Month after
mont-h ller health, her strength, hor
very life, is being drained away. N0
food and no cure can do her any
good. Common medicine cannot save
her from broken health and a hope-
less decline. New blood is the one
tiiing that can innke her a healthy.
cheerful, rosy-checked girl. Ami Dr.
\Vlllinins' Pink Pills actually make
new blood with every dose. That is
the whole secret of how they have
saved thousands of pale, anaemic
girls from an early grave. Miss
Alice Uhaput, aged 17 years, living
at 475 St. Tinlothee street, Mont-
real, gives strong proof of Dr. \Vil-
li:ims` Pink Pills to cure. "A .couple
of years ago," says Miss Chaput, “I
was an almost continuous sufferer.
and became so weak I could hardly
go about. I suffered from frequeni
and prolonged spells of dizziness. I
had frightful headaches, and my
stomach was completely out of order.
Tile least exertion would leave me
worn out and breathless. and I iiid
not appear to havea drop of good
bloodi n ld.I~‘itri
n ly »o y conau e a
doctor who told me the trouble was
general riebility, but his treatment
id not help nic a particle. To add
to the trouble my nerves gave way, and I
often passed sleepless nights. At this
stage a friend advised me to try Dr. \Vll-
liams' Pink Pills,anrl Igot s few boxes.
The first benefit I noticed from the use of
the pills was an improved appetite, and
t-his seemed to bring much rel ef. I con
tinued taking the pills untill had used
six boxes, when I was fully restored to
health, and I have not had a day’s illness
since. I cannot praise Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills enough for the great good they have
done me." ' _
A pale anaeinlc person needs only one
thing-new blood. Dr. \Villlnms‘ Pink
Pills do one thinfr onlv-they make new
blood. That is a l they do, but they do lf-
weil. They don't act on the bowels. They
don`t bother with mere symptoms. They
wou’t cure any disease t at isn't caused
originally from bad blood. But when Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills replace bad blood
with good blood they strike straight at the
root and cause of all common diseases like
headaches, aideaches, backaches, liidne
t.roub|e,liver complaint. blliousness, indz
gestion, anaemia, neuralgia, sclatica,
ocomotor ataxia and the special secret
troubles that every woman knows but
that none of them like to talk uboiil-, even
to their doctors. Hut you must have the
genuine pills or you can't.bc cured, and
the genuine nlwuyii have thc full mime.
“Dr. \ViIliam.s' Pink Pills for Pale
People," on the wrapper around the box.
Sol by all medicine dealers or sent
direct by uiail at 50 csntsa box or six
boxes for $2.50 by writing the Dr. Wil~
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
._-1.-2
MARINE SCHOOL OPENING.
Kiivnlrroiv, November 22.--Accommoda-
tions have been arranged by the school
of mining in the old collegiate institute
building for a marine school, to he open-
ed in January with ii) in attendance.
The marine department at Ottawa will
conduct lt. -
THE SOURCE OF NEURALGIA.
It nine hand in hand yith poor blood
and weak nerves. Health runs down,
nerves get irritable, neuralgio torture
follows. For the moment applications
may relieve-but to thoroughly cure. the
‘system must be strengthens with nut-
tlouli blood.
What can equal Ferrosonei It increas-
es the appetite. forms abundance of rich
lite-giving blood suppliers nutrinisnt and
bull ing materiel for womout nerves.
Fenoeone completely. cures neuralgia..
Every root and hranc of the disease it
kills. Absolute success in every case.
Stop suffering-ilfty cents buysFerrosone.
Fifty chocolate coated tablets in a box at
any drugstore.
AN APPETITETEMPTER.
Clark’s Devellerl Chicken or Game
with crisp crackers or toast well buttered
sndscupofOocoe. Trylt.
_l,_1-._-111-
Double folrl melton cloth in dark colors
ouly.l to we quality ssillng at loc a yani,
Betunlay. Bee our a¢lvertlsement.-
WeoiskCo. ld8i. I
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` lillllolloiil iiiiilll ”“'"““°f"”“““i`“M“WWW  0PERA’H0USE
TIIEIATEST Iilliillilill
` fund
THE latest overcoat-THE PRINCE. It
promises vo he a great favorite; loose and very box-y;
fancy fabrics; extremely swagger. The other coat
shown is lhc do_.ble-breasted belt overcoat; steadily
pular. Prices $8.00 to $16.00. _ .
we
MARMMMMM MRFMAAAAAAAA
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Ilie Boston Comedy c0_
H.Prlce Webber, sunag¢r_
Will open a Three Nights' Enpgemm
Saturday Evenio!.'_iiov. 25th,
len _Nights in a Bar Room
or The Fatal Glass.
I
Matinee Saturday at 3.30 p. m,
Prices 25 and 35 ceiite.
Matinee io and 35 cents.
Plate I at usual places Wednesday
‘ morning'
I zid5i
'rslilperis
Department of Public Works.
Ch’town, Nov. 15th, r905_
Sealed Tenders will be received qi
_ this oilice until noon on
I Mcndav. Dec. iiih. |905
from aizyfperxn or persons willing to
contrac or e repairing ot Cl
Bridge, Lot_2r, Qneen’s County, aciiir-(iii
ifgchoofs gieaciiidm !$lI1itE‘i1ebi:l Selig ml the
e , our 1 _
epector, Clinton, and at the rcsidenlie
oi Arc£ibald Campbell, Clifton, and at
thiso ce.
The names of two responsible persons
willing to become boun for the failli.
ful performai;g=‘ aflghe contract must
accompany e er.
The Dcpkartinent tdoes not biéid itself
‘ toaccept e owes or any ten .
Tenders to be addressed to theeimiler-
 :nd marked“'I`enders for Clifton
ge.
L. B. MCMILLAN,
Seo‘y Public Works.
x8dtus twwid
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T” Rlilioantsuir
In Charlottetown, P. E. I,
Mil.  N. FIIASEH. Prev. lillinagcr, _ _ I ws
I lie Mutual Life lllsiiriipcg tio. of Now \ oik, May 21111. I
Clinrlottotowii. . . .
DEAR Sliiz- acknowledlro with thanks the receipt of your Compania cheque
for $7 030.11) on flank of Montreal ;ulso Annuity Policy No ll725, wh ch provides
That im Ma lat, 1905. and ciicli your for life, I will receive throo hundred dollars
l in sctticnieiit of m matured $5 000 15 cur olidowmnnt.. iii year Diiitributi
l _ . .  0
lgidiisv No, 401.652 with Llyefcrrcd Annuity in IIE MUTUAL LII* E INSURALC
(`()'T?iiliiTvE:iiii'i4i¥igi'l`lsliiplcndid result, ii.-vw buy lin Annuity of $100 at my age woii
cost $3.408, so that drawin $1,030.60 and getting an Annuity of $190, I am get-tin
. ' II ll I fll0.~l3D.30.
mmltixtiiio Eniifynilndtiiiizlfigollcy in your company, iii wliich I have all confidence,
,si ,dl ‘°“'“ "ry "" ylsmoiv w.cR1lsnic.
Write today for full pargiiulars.
A. N. FRASER. Charlottetown. P. E. I.
liipgennenlaililuaums
Good. stron%~wai.orproof boots is what :irc rc-
uircd now. 'c have a large stock io ~.-lui
gem Our prlcea are lower than any in iiw <-ily
and our expenses are loss. Boys! Sec our \\':il.-l-
proof boots “Tho Loader" $l.o0 ol pair.
A- E- McE ACHEN.
'.l'heSlioeMnn.
CHEAPER THAN HAY
Ontario Bran.
Manitoba Bran.
Middling.s
Corn Meal.
Cracked Corn.
Mstchless Chop, SWS each
Barley, Oats and Com.
Gluten Meal. [great milk pro-
ducer]
Oli Cake Meal.
Special Reductions A
in Marble liionumcnts
To make room for our winter importations,_we are making spe
ilil reductions in our marble monuments of which we have a very
choice selection. Call or write for our prices before purchasing else-
where.
E. r. Pu nor 
9 Works,
‘ 9-6 ri wf tw w 2m Pat. KENT STREET.
Marble and
Blatchford’s Calf Meal.
Wholesale and Retail at
VERY LOW PRICES
AULD BROS..
QUEEN STREET.
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DRUG CLERK WANTED
At the Kensington Drug Story. Ai'llI_\‘ ~'
(ng quatlglcatiou, experience if any owl lv
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Cool weather is coming on, you will require all
winter dresses, suits, overcoats, etc., cleaned, dyed
and pressed to look like new for a trifle. Save price of
new goods. Canada's Greatest Cleaning and Dyeing
Works are ever ready to please you at shortest notice.
Agency at the High Grade Art
Parlors, Queen Street,
where all art goods, pictures, frames, souvenirs, etc.,
are., selling at zo p. c. discount.
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AGENT F012
SUN LIFE.
A good reliable man iswanted to represent the
Suu Life of Cmada in Prince County. To such,n
liberal contract will be given.
` E. B. EFIGVV. _
Charlottetown. ` Manager for P. E. Island.
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P Mortgage Sale
valuable nfiii al Milton
lol sz,
Qui-:EN's couNiY
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No'ricr.l.i...f..i.y five.. one v.l_wr-~ will “lf
sold by Piibllo Aunt on at tho (mir-l I club
in Charlottetown in Queen'l»L`o\luiY “ll
Friday the nrst day of De-
cember, A. D., 1905 at lll¢
lioilr of twelve o'clock noon
All that tract.. piooe or parcel of land .il itllc
and bein on Lot or 'l‘own6b|rl l\_\"'_“'_'f'_
*ii-l'~‘*.'i.l“....."*“°°r-.‘i‘:l'u.o.:.:~.°.l"l'.u1
fleet lang sal eornigeiidix on the  
land” Piiimopowiemomion of L.'her"lhs: nuqiilrtls. l'\"‘_""“
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