THE DAILY rAAMiNik’

CHAKRLUTTETOWN, DECEMBER 26 1899

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DECEMBER 26 (399

OPINION IN THE STATSA.

Ir is very pleasing to note that the lead-

| icg journ-le of the United Siaies warmls |

support tne Britir-h cause. The New York

Times says :—

‘* We oeed not pause one moment to de- | termine where our interes: lica and where | The future great: '

ou sympathy belongs. ness of this nation depends upou the un- interrupted progress of ugon the assured dominance of Liberal principles im regenerated communities that are peoplicog the wasie and abandoned places of the earth.

‘“In what way would progress and Liberalism pro+per by the trinmpb of the

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a ) AILY RX AMINER FRUIT eaeeaee re :

The Board of Directors of the Fra Growers Association of Privce KEdware Island, met et the call of ibe president, . A. Stewart, Eva, ‘nthe office of ibe | Agricaltural Inturance company, Water Street, Summerside, on Friday the 220d

inst, at 11 o’clock, a. m. | Ju the avsence of ‘the the undersigned | ottice pro tem.

Beeide# tne president, vice presiden and diectocs, Mr. «weremiab Clarke, of Bay View, was present on the invitation of the president aod offered some practical advice,

@ru ar secretary

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li was decided to hold the annonal meet ing of the Association at Chaoriottetewn on | Thursday, Jauaary 25:b, proximo.

Ou motion of Director McCallum, sec onded by Direcior Dickey, the President 'and Rev. A. E. Burke were named a com- mitie@to prepare & programme for the

i-c in > ' - : : . ‘ inert semi-civilization of the Boer Re | eeesions ef the Ar o¢ ation, and also for a

publics of Soutb Africa

well. Sbe is our friend. In the highest and beat eense she is our ally and we are hers. Nothing that the Boer race can ever do in the future history of tbe worli ; no idea that they will ever stand for; no impress that they will ever make upon eivilization, would compensate tor the loss at this time of Eogland’s sympathy aod effective help. The two greatest advanc

ing pat ous of the earth have need of each otaer.

The New York Sun eays:

“The reflection oa our Stock Exchange |

of the disturbance of the Losdon Stock Exchange and the Estarting of the exports tion of geld hence, are obvious indications that seTioug millilary tevers-é Cannot come to Engiand without our eharing in the calamity. More especislly is ibis the consequence now when it is not too much to say that the Bzitich Empire is undergoing a ttrain more ecvere than avy ot: rto which it has been pu: before in this couotry. The determination of the English people to persist in the war is, bowever, vyirtuelly uoanimous. The reverses experienced have only intensified it, for the prestige of the Empire is at stake. A serious ceiback to British pow- er would bea calamity in which we and the whole civilized world would be forced to share, and already we are getting a premonition of its consequences.”

The Times-Herald of Chicago says :

“It is interesting to recall the paralle between the consteroation that followed the disaster of Bul! Run and that vow re- ported in London. In the language of Greely’s “ American Conflict ”: No one whodid not share in the sad experience

will be able to realize the consternation ;

which the news ‘of this diecomfiture— grossly exaggerated-- diffused over the loyal portion of our country. Never be-~ fore had so Liack a day as that Black Monday lowered upon the loyal hearts of the North ; and the laden, weeping skies reflected and heightened,while they seemed to sympathize with, the general gloom. This is the language of sentimental cor~ sternation which is quick to utter its tems porary feelings. The panics ofa brave and powerful people only presage that :t ffening ef the sinewa and closing of the runks that from disaster wrings over- whelming victory.” — I Nm

—Tue Examiner regrets to learn that Miss Eliza Ann Maclennan,eldest daughter of the Rev. Kenneth Maclennan, died at New York, after a week’e illness, and was buried at Levis, Quebec, on the 22nd inet. The Rev. Mr. Mclennan was for many years minister of St. James? church in tunis city, and Miss MacLennan, better known by the iamiliar name of “ Puss Maclennan ” has many dear friends in Charlottetown, who regret her early death and feel keenly for Mr. and Mrs. Mac~ jennan. Mies Maclennan after leaving Charlottetown graduate as a profeseiona! puree in Brooklyn, N. Y., aod immedi- ately previeusly to her last illness was attending a typhoid fever patient. She herelf was takea with typhois fever, and died afiera short illness. We are sure there will be general regret at Mies Mac- lennan’s early death and profound sym- pathy with Mr. and Mrs, Maclennan in their bereavement.

y We have every | public meeting to @ beli intie evening reason of bead and heart to wish England |

| Questions coveriuy the whole range ot | fruit raising and marketiug were diecus-ed, and many yaluable suggestions left with the committee to be put in shape for ulii- mate decision at the general meeting.

It was decided to name His Honor Gor ervor Melnutyre patron of the Association in succession to ex-Governor Howlan.

The question of a permenent exhibit of Island fruit was favorably covsidered. Mr

Clarke also urged upon the somwmittee the necessity of proper inspection for nursery stock,

The meeting adjourred until January 25tb, 1900. ;

A. E. Burke, : Secretary pro tem.

Summerside, Dec. 22, 1899

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—Cardinal Vaughan, Archbishop of Weetminster, bas issued a pastoral to the clergy of his dioceee in which he declares that “ we have been forced into the war | and justice is on our ride.” Continuing ; he eaye: “ Lt is now a queetiun of some- thing more than whatis the lawful ques tion ; itis, shall the British Enmzpire be allowed to fall to pieces by supinenees, by want of determination and self-denia) ? The answer iano. Thies empire has been upraised by the same Providence that called the Roman empire into existence, and as God. used one towards tue attain- ment of divine purposes and mercy, #0 does He seem to be using ibe other.”

Expenses or tre Yacur Races.—The New York Sun, answerisg the inquiry of a correspondent who desires to be informed as to the expenses of the late yacht racer, reples that, including everything, it cos: ' Sir Thomas Lipton $450,000 to try to lift the cup, while the cost of defending it was $240,000, As this reply is made for the informstion of some gentlemen who made a bet on the subject, it is reasonable to assume that it ie furnished on sutbority and is substartially correct.

Splendid photographs of Rev. T. F. Fullerton may he obtaioed at Johnson & Jobhnson’s downtown drugstore or ‘THe Ex-

AMINER Office. Prices 30 and 45 ceats.

COUNTRY AHEAD of the city for residence. But, alas, neither place is proof against coughs or colde, and so Adamson’s Botanic Cough Balsam _ ie welcome in both localities, 25c. ail druggists.

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Hockey sticks (Indian made) for boys at Beer & Goff’. 25, 3.

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—UN- Thursday. lecember 28, 1899:

Under the distinguished patronage of His lionor, the Lieutenant Governor and Mrs, Me- Intyre and His Lord- ship the Bishop of

Chitown.

PART T,

1. Overture...... League of the Cross Ban : Recitation... Miss F McKenna (Picton) Tenor Solo...........Mr Breat McInnis 4 eee Miss Maieey Coady Vocal Solo .... Mr. “bharles Her mai . Instrumental Selection ...... Misses Lttteees cosas s .....Murphy 7. Vocal Solo... Nellie Robin B. BOO. .seesccssereeeeeesseeees Mr, Stanley Intermission Candy Sale.

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PART II 1. Valse Brilliant......... Ist and 2nd Piano 2. Baritone Solo............ Mr. Lestie Cook 3.. Vocal Solo. .......... Mies May Mclotyre 4. Reading..............Mr. P.J. Trainor GO. Vee Mele. ssc oak, Mise Emma Benoit 6. Cornet Solo.. ....+. Mr. W J. Brown Ls VOOR OI: vais evs Mre. Jas. Byrne

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Send for FREE book on Home Dyeing to A. P, TIPPET & CO., Montreal.

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Thanks

to our many patrons for the mos‘ liberal share cf their trade which we have received. That our efforts to please have not been unsuccessful, has been clearly shown, and in the fut- ure we Shall strive still more to merit the approval and patronage of the public.

Sincerely,

x. f. HUTCHESON,

Jeweler & Optician.

Christmas 1S Over

and now you begin to think of the New Year. You probably have some friend away to whom you had not time to sent the usual Christmas, remem berance,

You want to send that friend some- thing for New Years.

You couldn’t send anyone any- thing nicer than one of those 1'rans- vaal Souvenir Booklets, for sale at al] the bookstores and at R. H Mason’s Newstand. Price 10 cents,

A copy will be mailed to any address postpaid cn receipt of price in stamps or silver, by

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New Valencia Oranges, 15 cents per doz. Good Esting Peare, 25 cents per doz.

Northern Spy Apples 12,16 and 20 cents per doz. New Smyrna Figs, 14 cents per box. Fresh Chocolat: Creams, 15 cents pe? lb. Pure Mixed Candy, 10 cents per Ib. Royal Cream Mixture, 16 cenis per*b. Muscatel Raisins (eaung) 12 cents, per Ib. 30ys Hockey Sticks, 25 cents each. Boys Wooden Shovels, !8, 22, and 2% ents each. Girls Half Brooms 16 and 20 cents each. Christie Brown & Cor, 1 & 2 pound Fruit Cakes, Fresh Dates, Nute, etc, at

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