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Cnnriuu, Our., Arun. 3111, ;9,3_ "X am a veteran ofthe Crimean Wu

and the Indian Mutiny, volunteer-in gm the Royal Artillery into the Royi < ¢¢fl. and served under Lord Rogigtl during the Indian Mutiny, ggi lm I peniiqneer ef are miner. 6 Ktemment. Fierce h;n¢1.¢°.1,md g ing and continual exposure Ist; me n great sufferer from Rheumntiiun, °° m“°h_ 59 ul" P1! kgs swelled u , making it impossible for me to Whig, bothlg-_uit-a-tives ’_’. They cured m¢_°f

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peror William speaking to the war cor- respondents at the General Headquar- ters in the Field, said:- '

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“And now one tliliig more and note

this. gentlemen: My principle--and it applies to this war also-is the word of old John Knox, the reformer iii Scotland. that ‘Ono man with God is always in the niajority.' "

Tho_Emperor's birthday was observ-

ed at headquarters yesterday with a simple Divine service held in the field. The auditors included Prince Oscar, the flftli son of the Emperor; Prince Friedrich Leopold of Prussia; Prince Waldemar, the eldest son of Prince Henry of Prussia; General Falken- hayn, the chiet' of staff; Chancellor von Tirpitz, the commander-in-chiet’ of the naval forces and other officers.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT-The trues-

tees of the P. E. Island Orphanage ac- knowledge Witli Very IIIHIW (hunks, the sum of fifty dollars ($60.00) from New Wiltshire 'Scarlet Chapter. por Fred. Younker.

CHE8 SCLUB.-The Charlottetowii.

Chess Club will meet this evening at the Dalton Rooms at 7.80 when the members will arrange the programme for-the coming tournament. Any vis- itors who are interested in the game will be made welcome.

PERSONAL MENTION.-Mrs. Jos-

eph Peters, of Commercial Cross left Tuesday morning for Souris, on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. William Paquet. Mr, Joseph Peters accompanied her as far as Charlottetown. Mr. Albert Gal- lant, or. Rustico, agent for the Mutual Life Assurance Co.. was in Vernon River last week in the interests of his company.--Z.

HOME GUARD.-No. 2 company of

the Home Guards, captained by Mr. Ewen McDougall will turn out for drill tomororw evening at the Drill Hall at 8 o'clock. Service rolls will be at the Drill Hall for any who wish to join. No. 1 Co. drills on Thursday evening and No. 3 turns out on Friday oveniiig oi' this week. if ouch mem- ber of the Home Guard will try to oil- llist another member the ranks will soon be illlod up.

DECEMBER EXAMINATIONS. --

The following ls the result of the ex- amiiiatioiis held in Toronto School. No. 179, during the month of December: Grade IV.--Angeline Pitre, 89; Catli- erine Doiron, 85; Ceuta Blaquiere, 85; Francois Gallant, 80; Grade III.-Leo LeCiair, 99; Lucille Doiron, 92; Jer- ome Pitre, 91; Catherine Pitre, 90; Laurette Martin. 85; Jereniie Pitre, 82; Alexander LeCiair, 77; Adrien Gallant, 74; Grade Ii.-Marlo A. Mar- tin. 98; Henri LeCiair, 91; Emelina Gallant, 88: Guillaume lllaquiere. 87; Eugene Gallant, 86; Clarence LeCiair, 83;; Francois, 81; Joseph Blaqulere. teacher.-Z.

ISLAND PRIEST ABROAD.-- '1‘he

parish of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Everett, Washington, wus recently de- clared an irreinovable rectorshlp, and Rev. J. E. 0’Brien has been appointed its first irreinovable pastor by Bishop Edward ,O’I)ca, of Seattle, says the (lalifornia Maple Leaf. ln order that a parish may be irremovably estab- lished. lt must he suiilclently large, having nn. appropriate church and presbytery, parochial schools for boys and for girls. and have suillcicnt in- come to support thesc institutions. Rev. Father O'Brien is fi native of St. Augustus, P. E. l., and for the past eighteen years has been one of the most active of the Catholic clergy in the State of Washington.

PATRIOTIC SUCCESS.-At a re-

`-‘ccnt social gathering in Hartsville 'lIall, in aid of the Belgian Relief Fund. the pastor delivered a lecture on the war to un audience that filled' the hall to its full capacity. The choir gave choruses and members gave solos and recltatlons, which were very much enjoyed. Very appropriate remarks testified to the excellence of the lec- ture. It was clear, comprehensive and concise. The speaker held the aud- ience iii rapt attention to the ond. A very enthusiastic vote of thanks was cordially tendered the Rev. Mr. For- giison for his able address. ‘The sum of seventy-seven dollars and 50 cents i was realized and sent forward to Halifax. The treasurer. 'of the fund, C. W. Fra- zee, Halifax. has acknowledged the receipt of this 'amount through ,the columns of the Morning Chronicle.

A PLEASANT VISIT. --On Thurs-

day the day being fine and mild, ami roads good, Mr. and Mrs. Hessyou. Mr. MacNelson and Miss Holmquiest, of Charlottetown, decided to take a _ drive to the country, making their oh- jective the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moore. Pownal. where, after a plea- sant drive, they arrived and were ac- corded a hearty welcome. A very `socfal time was spent in interesting converse and vocal and instrumental music. Miss Holinqulst, who has a powerful and melodious voice, sang several choice solos. A remarkable feature of the pleasant meeting was the different nationalities represented. Mr. Hessyon "Denmark," Miss Holm- quiet "Sweden," Mrs. A. A. Moore, "Norway," tho other two ladies “Eng- land” and Mr. Moore. "Scotland" for ever. The merry party returned to Charlottetowii in the evening well pleased' with their day’s outing.--Coin.

EXAMINATION-The regular semi

annual public school examination was held in St. Augustlne's School on Tues- day afternoon, January 26th. A fair number of parents and visitors were present, including Rev. Dr. Chiasson and the Misses Alvlna Gallant and Gladys Craswell, teachers at Rustlco

Mr. Peter LeClair in the work of ex- ainining the different classes. Alter _tho examination, which was intersper- sed with recltatlons mid songs well

zes, donated by Mr. Joseph Peters, of Commercial Gross, took place. The prize for Grade V was won by Camille Gallant, that ‘lor Grads IV by Arthur

Peter# for Grade III by Allan Buoto; for G do I by Ambroise Gallant. The presentation of prizes was followed hy speeches by Rev. Dr. Chlusson and Mr. Joseph J. Doucettc, trustee. The speakors in their remarks referred to the good work done by the present teacher and urged the pupils to do their part. The proceedings were brought to a close by singing the National Anthem.-Z.

A few of the diseases for which

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Cross and Anglo Rustico Schools. re- |

» spoctlvely, who assisted the teacher,

rendered and the presentation of pri- '

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IOAIDBJ. TRADL- The Council

ot the Bop of 'trade met again on

-wot) Ana warm and comfortable - saturday-aftemvm xmreuau tv I4- “"1” “P “"1 "'“"

by your ilreside-are others? Come journment from .the day before, to for judgment.

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._ considerable discussion the matter A_gg|¢U|_1-URA|_ CQNFERENCE- “ces not

THE STANLEY.--The Stanley dock- was deferred to be dealt with by the Qupe g large representation of thc home

ed in Goorlotowii. Eatiirdw at 10-li,|filll Board. farmers of Alexandra met in the _share

' School-house on Thursday evening to - muy

be lddrened by Mr. Creed, of thgtenuon to

Agriculture Department. The meet- They

, ing was called to order at 8 o'ciock proper

Alellindfl- “nd Friday °"e“l“5 “t land on motion Mr. McCabe was ap- supply

_pointed chairman. The speaker of the my and

was at York; 10918!" at '1`1`°»¢“d|" evening was then introduced. to the Proper

audilencg iitil a Lew well c__l_1¢_:ase(i:i____re_- -an-d for

ar s ie c a i-man. . of Thilriitlily eveillllg ut Siunot'|i Road .allen oudined very ciem-|y the dmfes to supply the liquid and cotton need

and opportunities of the farmers aria- .meal and bran have been proven til ing from the European crisis. He tab- - -

MR. CFIEED'8 APP0lN1‘NlEN`T'r"»--'

Thursday night Mr. Richard Creed at- tended an Agricultural Conference at

Hazelbrook. On. Saturday evening he

Cross; Tuesday evening at Avondale; Wednesday evening at st. 'l'ereseu;.

School House; and Friday evening at Eliiotvale. It is boiled that the at- tendance at those meetings will be

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able, in many easing odors. Bolo. Yucca. Rexail _oiet, Violet Dulce, Carnation and 'ikaiiing Arbutis at 250 per tin. Machiipnon Drug Co..-Cor. Grout George and Kent Streets- llEt£J__-

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Edward Island is ilitereslen in the Success of the Allies, aiid, lie cali do his part to help win by increasing the production on his own farm.

nual examination of Pownal School was held on.Wednesday, 27th inst.f There was a good attendance of pupils, ‘ who seemed eager and anxious to show| what they could do. 'rho officers of

the school were _present and a nice representation of adies. The reading; of the different classes was excellent the spelling and knowledge of the sub-

cts read was erfect. and lu l e

answers showed a surprising intim acy and thorough understanding of

visitors made short speeches, expi-es sing themselves as highly pleased with the good work being done by the tai-

Leod. Mr. McLeod fceliiigly roplled. thanking the speakers for thc kliid and appreciative remarks and hoped that with the hearty co-operation of the parents and pupils to make a better showing in the next six months. The singing of the National Anthem by all brought tlieiiiteresting and successful examination to a close.

DIED IN CALIFORNIA.-it is with

deep regret, we announce the sudden death in this city on Jan. 8th of Jas. E. Howatt, formerly of Snmnierside. P. E. l.. where`hc is still fondly re- membered by many of his Schoolday

stan's College, Charlottetown, until tho

att. From Suinmei-side he removed to Deliver, Colorado, whore he was for nisny years engaged in thc drug business. While in that city he made his lioiue with his aunt, Miss Katie Murray. lie made hosts of friends on account of his gentle disposition, his courteous manner and kindness to nil. About three years ago he left the

Oakland, whore his sister resided, and where he hoped the balmy California air would prove beneficial to his health. llc leaves to mourn a sorrow

of this city, and ti brother, John, uf the P. E. island Railway, Charlottetown. The late Mrs. Edward Brennan. Scat- tle, Wash., was nu aunt of the deceas- ed. The funeral was held on Jaiiuary 11th, from the residence of his sister, thence to St Ant oi ‘s Churc E st

celebrated by tl‘ie__pastor, Rev. John W. Sullivan, for the repose of his soul, after which all that remained of popu- lar Jimmie Ilowatt was interred in St. Mary's Cemetery, the following old- time friends acting as pall bearers: W. Bradford Hibbett, Joseph T. liar- rlngton, D. L. Deegan, P. J. F'iahaven, M. A. Mclnnis. all formerly of Sum- nierside. and Ii. Lusconibe, his lute employer. To the relatives we extend our sincere sympathy.

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death of his nlother, Mrs, Julia How- ‘ ,

Rocky Mountain city. and came to ,

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