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LONDON, January 25.-The government

is reported to have decided to increase the Indian army immediately by the addi tion of three native infantry regiments.

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` WEDNESDAY, JAN. ao. 1901.

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THE NATIONAL ANTHEM.

A correspondent inquires as to the

original form, and the authorship of the .\'at-ional Anthem. A number of 11ews~

papers have within the past few days had their attention directed to the same

matter. The Anthem was long popularly known in approximately the form in

which we shall hereafter sing it, and was known commonly as God Save the King. Henry Carey, an illegitimate son of the Marquis of Halifax, born near the end of the 17th century, and who died in London

in 1743, probably by his own hand, is tha reputed author of both the words and music. He was a versatile ballad writer

and some of his songs have come down to cur time.

But Carey did not claim to have been

the original author and something very strongly resembling it, and out of which the Anthem was no doubt evolved was in in existence long before Carey's day. A writer in the St. John Globe points out that the words of a Jacobite hymn, which ,must have been written before the death ,of James II in 1701 are in part as follows:

“God Save the King, I pray, God bless the King I pray, God Save the King.

Send him victorlolfl, Happy and glorious, , Soon to reign over us, Sgve the,Kin_g."

quite 3 favorita Therein Latin versions in the same

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J. G.. JAMIESON

L. O. A. _

Provincial Grand Lodge will meet in St.

flea;-gzliels Hall, Queen St on Thursday Feb.

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P. E. I. Railway will issue usual single

first class tickets on July 12, 13 and 14 good to return up to 18th delegates must produce certificate of attendence.

HERBIAN H. PITTS.

Commissioner.

Jany30 dli w2i P. \V. G. L. of B. A.

Plain Facts

FACT 1.-We Bud that we have too many

small accounts on our books.

FACT 2.-To collect these amounts, takes _

time, takes us away from our work, I which is_not business. _

FACT 3.-We purpose putting the time

and energy spent in collecting in-

to oitxir-_business thereby doing better wor .

FACT 4.-We are going to do a strictly

cish business this fact we empha- sise after 31st Jan. 1901. All parcels must be paid for on delivery n_o ex- ception. This we think will be more satisfactory to our customers and to ourselves- We take this opportuntity of ex- tending our thanks to all who have helped to make our business a suc-

cess by their patronage and prompt payment, an would 'sol1cit_acon- tinuance of the same which we ho e to merit by strict attention to business and goodwork.

` ALVIN F- WEBSTER

Star Steam Laundry.

Jan. 18 lwl eod tl 31st.

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measure and embodying the like senti- ments that also date before `the days of Carey. All of -which goes to :show that the National Anthem, like the British constitution has been the result ofa long evolution from agerm which possessed great vitalit

The music of the national song seems to

have interwoven itself with the very libre of the Anglo-Saxon race. This is shown

by the fact that it is known and sung wherever the English language is spoken. Our American cousins know it as

“America,” and have adapted to it other noble words than those with which we are so familiar. To them the stirring strain has

become as familiar as to us, while the

to the country rather than to its

ruler. We can join heartily with them in every line of their noble

song. We, too, “love the rocks and

rills, the woods and templed hills” of our own country and can join with them in the prayer-

Long may our land be bright

With freed0m’s holy 1ight;-

Protect us by thy might _ , Great God our King. Let us hope that§the two grcat nations, so closely related in blood and tradition,

and heartily singing the same national music may be brought ever into closer harmony and accord.

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Though the Queen reigned so long there are some persons living at a great age who can remembel having lived under ave British reignsl George 111 died in

181), and Senator Ylifark, still living, was then a youth of `6 years. George IV, William IV, Victo ia and ‘now Edward VII have since rei ned, making five dif- ferent reigns, since a number of our older public men were rn.

The Bishop ot Oftawa in an interview

1 points out that at ,he Queens funeral pre- cisely the same butial oilice will be used

°A,~.‘.Y Po RTRMTURL as for the humblest person in her realms.

You have doubtless considered

having your portrait taken for presentation to your friends.

It is to be somethini) lasting-

' a record that migtprob ly be cher- ~ ished after you ve passed away!

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Such being the' case, what do

you want, a cheap and nasty photo rs a thoroughly good portrait i

The answer goes without saying

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that for we canfshow you that our productions are good, permanent. 851'. _

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cellence of our work and as to prices--_they are low or high as you Sly (¥~a0 per doz. up.)

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THE EDI l 0R’S MAIL.

` The Burh;’_C oncert.

SIR,-Permit me through your columns

to thank the Com ittee having charge of the Scotch concert for the further post- ponement to Thursday the 7th. inst.

Immediately on :Exim of the sad news of the death of our_w ll-beloved Queen the committee y d the concert placing it at a date, they supposed after the

funeral. This not iaking place till after thedate set the co_ mittee went energeti- cally to work, saw all the performers and took measures to ensure outside patrons learning of the new postponement. That it entailed a great deal of work is evident but I feel sure their thoughtful act will reap a rich rewardf in the appreciation of the general public..

Gratefully yours,

Crrxzsx.

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Canadirln Grain Would Sell Better in Old

Country if it Was Cleaned Better.

OTTAWA, January 25.-The’ department

of agriculture has received a letter frcm the Glasgow Tramway company which states that during the past year the com- pany used 6,x4.EO long tons of Canadian products, oats., hay,‘and peas.

Superintendent \Vallace in his letter to

the department says : “I would volunteer to suggest that Canadian oats would take the market here much better if they were clipped. Since America started clipping oats they have taken the market fairly well. Previous to that they were hardly saleable. If Canadian oats were clipped, I am of opinion that the consumption heir would be very in-ucii increased. It would be a very considerable attraction, espec- i-illy to small consumers,[if] oats were cleaner. I mean less dust amongst them.”

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