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(Late Clinical Assistan_at Royal London Ophthalmic Hospttal, Moorfields, and Central London

Throat and Ear Hospital’)

SpECIALIST—Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

Orrice—Caimeron Block

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DAIL! EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JUNE 26 1900

“a EE I AINE BORON OEY LE LONE T ET AT I SR NNR IE ROE RE SET

LETTER FROM REV. T. F. FULLERTON.

On the March to Pretoria- Boers Running.

Kroonstaprt, May 13, 1900.

My Dear Mr, James,—I seize the op- pe ‘ae of dropping you a few words, as

do not know when a chance may occur again.

Kitchener, ina way, has successfully trapped us,as we lef: Bloemfontein fora three days’ march only, and here we are half way to Pretoria after marching some bundreds of miles and fighting five genera! engagements,

We have had some fatalities; but itis astonishing that we have not had more. Only thoee who have been in the conflict can possibly conceive how thickly shells and bullets can play around aad 60 many escape wounds or death.

The result of the fighting you know; — the Boers will not stand.

Tam the only Chaplain with the regi~ mentnoow, Father O’Leary being in Care Town and Rev. Mr. Almoud in Bloem- footein. We all expect to return soon, owing to the fact that the enemy is simply fleeing before our advance.

I believe I am doingjgood here, and would feel thet I was acting the part of a coward were [ to leave now when I am alone as Chaplain and the men do not know when they rise in the morning whether they will see the san eet.

For the past thirteen days it bas been tramp, tramp, tremp, and I think I bave surprised everybody by my endurance.

McDonald andI have footed it along suffering very much from dyszentry, but in this we are like a great many more. It will, I think, soon haveanend. I should say the end of the month will probably see the end of the war.

Ernest Lord is injBloemfonte in,—better but weak. Hedley McKinnon was left at Winburg suffering from rheumatism — but not very acutely,

I must close as the convoy is starting. Give my regards to all my friends in Charlottetown —to the session and coagre- cation.

Yours sincerely, T. F. Forierron.

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DYEING SILKS vs: UAYPOLE SOB 22"

SOLD EVERYWHERE. FREE book on Home Dyeing on application to A. P. TIPPET & CO., Montreal.

nothing equals that wonderful

Advertisers, if you haven’t yet arrang- ed to have your advertisement io the P. E. Island Magazine far July, do so at

| once. It’s going to be a good number and

will have a circulation neariy half as big again as the usual number.

impire Tea, Fancy Sale and Apron Sale.

The Ladies belon_ing to the Sodalities connected vith Notre Dame Coovent in

tend holding a Giand Empire Tea snd Fancy sale in the B. 1S. Hall, Kent St, on Monday ord ‘tursday,the 25h and 26:h of June. Str: vierrer end Ice Crean Home-made Candy. Tne best the reson affords will be offered Nothing

w li be spared to make the Festival most enjovable. Hatrance Lic

LOST—Between the Cliff Hous? and City via Union Road last Sunday a handbag « on- taining camera and rubbers etc. Pleas |: ye at this Office and receive re ward, eC &wi,

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MASONIC GRAND LODGE.

Annual Communication Yesterday — ‘Much Interest Manifested.

The twen'y fifth annual communica- | tion of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons was held in the Masonic Temple yeeterday afternoon aod evening. The attendance of Masons was large, and great interest was manifested in the pro- a0 ota Officers were elected as fol- Ows :—

Grand Master—R. McMillan. Deputy Grand Master—John Muirhead. Senior Grand Warden—Geo. A. Aitken. Juoior Grand Warden—W A Brennan. Grand Treasurer— Adam Murray. Grand Secretary— Neil Mc Kelvie. Grand Chap.— Rev. Archdeacon Reagh. Grand Lecturer—W. K. Rogers. Senior Gra 4 Deacon—H.C. McDonald. Junior Grand Deacon—Fred. R. Morris- Grand Marehal—S. F. Hodgson. Grand Sword Bearer—C. C. Carlton. Grand Standard Bearer—A. Bownees, Hugh Montgomery. Grand Stewards— Meee y Grand Organist--W. Harry Watte. Grand Pursuivant—John Lang. Grand Tyler—John Hobbs.

PERSONAL.

Father Curran wentto Bear River this morning.

Mies Cuddy went morning.

Mr. Alf. H. Eilis was a passenger by the Princess today.

Mr. William Campbell, M. L. A., Park Corner, is in the city.

Dr. Honeywell, of Hunter River, isa guest at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. Geo. A. Sharp, and Mr. E,H. Beer wect east this morning.

Dr. W. P. McNally and wife, of Bangor, Me, are registered at the Hotel Davies

Mr. John McMillan, of the Patriot staff, and Mrs. McMillan, went day.

Mr Clifford Williams was a passenger by tne Princess this morning returning to Halifex.

Mr. Nei! McQuarrie, barrister-a‘-law Summerside,is among the latest arrivals at the Hotel Davies.

to Summerside thia

passenger by the Princess last evening. He is a guest at tbe Hote] Davies.

Mr. Willard Kitchen and Mr. Reid Mc- Manus were passengers by the express this morning en route to Moncton.

Judge Warburton and Mrs. Warburton were passengers by the Princess last even~ ing, returning from Halifax and Windsor.

Rev. Samuel Lawrence, of Londen, Ont» and Rey. J. R. McKay, of Souris, are among the latestarrivals at the Queen Hotel.

Dr. Blanchard and wife were among the passengers hy the Princess last evening, returoing from a visit to points in Nova Scotia.

tev. J.B. McConnell preached ia the First Baptitt Church, Mcncton, last Sunday evening. Rev. Neil McLaughlin, of Summerside, preached in the Reformed Episcopal Church in the morning.

Miss Ina Maco illan left for St. Joho, N. B., where she will to- morrow be united in marriage to Mr,

Noiweed Bigelow, of Providence, R. I, Mr. aud Mrs. Bigelow will reside in Provie derce. A great many of Miss Macm llan’s

Mr. Ewen McMillan, eon ot Mr. Hugh McMil an, of New Haven, has had the degree of B. S.A. bw the Guelph Agricultural College. Mr. MeMillan’s College conree has been an exceptionally clever one, and he led the yraduatipng class.

Steamer Southport

Sir,—I see it advertised that the Bap-

Mr. J. A. Leaman, of Halifax, was |For Summerside $124 were granted, as

; I. 8. Hall.

: eecretary that no reply had ever been re to St. John tos } ; he

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this mornir g | 263; firme, 76, increase of 39.

| firms, 4, increase of Zz

trienas were et the station to see her off.

conf.rred upon him | Of 2

tixt church intend using tbe steamer Scutbport for their picnic. I know they are tond of water, but there is a right way and a wrong way to use it. I would be sorry to ta ke the respovsi- | bility of allowivg two or three! bundred people, mostly women = and

c) iidren, to yo on board of ber. Tae committee or whoever has charge should | be thorougtlyv eati-tied that she is

wor.hv and properly equipped before en- gaging her.

Let them fiad out where her life saving appliances, boats, life belts, Luoys,etc, are to be found, also whois her engineer, and, again, fire fighting appiratus. They had better beware or they may have a calamity on their hands,

ANOTHER PASSENGER.

“Good - Beginnings Make Good Endings.”

wi You ate making a good beginning when you commence to take Hood's Sarsaparilla for any trouble of your blood, stomach, kidneys or liver. Persistently taken, this great medicine will bring you the good end- | ing of perfect health, strength and vigor.

Hoods Sarsapa

Never Disappoints

Ladies’ dongola wheel bootie, chocolate and black, the very newast, $2.25 a pair. —R. K. Jost.

$1.50 & pair.—Balance of our men’s bicycle boote at $150, worth $2.—R K

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Jost.

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Bea - increase of 160 over 1898.

| Ol; firme, 115, increase of 8.

‘Local and Other Hes, |

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Bazaar anp Tea.—Attend toaight, B,

STRAWBsRRIES.—The first strawberries of tbe 8eason were in the ‘market today. They brought fancy prie s.

ARTILLERY —No 1 Go. 4th Regt. O. A., will meet for drill this evening at 7.30 sharp in unif rm. General drill. By order A. A, Bartiett, Capt.

Witsovur a License.— Charles D. Cal ling-, Richmon i Street, will appeur betore Stipendiary Magistrate Haezard on Thurs- day 10 @nswer a charge of selling liquor without a@ license.

La Graxp Doucaxsse.—The eyeamer La Grand Duchesee leaves Boston for Char- lottetown on Satarday next, her first trip here this season. She wi] arrive ic Charlottetown about Mignigut on Mots day and will leave on return on Wedues- day sboutten o’clock. An important change has ben made in the dining room on La Grande Duchesee. Formerly the rate for meals was 75 cents for dinner and 50 cents for breakfast and supper. Now meals are served on the Kuropean plan— & passenger pays for whathe uses. He who requires only ten cents worth gets it; and he whowishes tospend as mucn as 50 or 75 cents has the opportunit of mak- ing @ selection to suit his taste and his appetite,

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—_————> METHODIST CONFERENCE.

At Saturday’s meeting of the Confer- ence at Moncton the report on church property was submitted. The report on lemperance was also submitted. The conference favored the total prohibition of the importation, sale and manufacture of intoxicating liquor as the only satisfactory solution of the liquor question. Ii was thought fi: for New Brunswick to pass a prohibitory law. Io further discussivn it was stated by the

ceived from Premier Laurier with refer- ence to the resolutione psesed by the con: ference last year. The report was referred tack to the committee,

Among the eustenation fund grants voted was $215 for the Char: lottetown district © as follows : Wineloe, $40; Vernon River, $47; Mocta- gue $46; Souris, $42; Mount Stewart, $40.

follows: Granville, $40; Bideford, $50; West Cape, $34 Coufereoce adjourned till Monday.

FOREIGNERS IN CHINA.

Statistics concerning foreigners in China are contained ip a report on trade rela- tions between China und the United States received at the State Department from Coneul Fowler at Chefoo, dated Mav 8. The nationality for the foreign ele- ment for 1899 ‘s stated as follows :

American—Residents, 2,335, increase over 1898 of 279 ; firms, 70, increase of 27.

British— Residents, 5,562, increase o 414; firms, 401, increase of 3.

German—Reeidents, 1,134, increase off

French—Resiceats, 1,183, increase of

Datch — Residents, 109, increase of 19 ; firms, 9, increase of 1. Danish— Residents, 128, increase of 11;

Spanish ~ Residenis, 448, increase of 53; firms, 9, increase of 5.

Swedish and Norwegian— Residents, 244, increase of 44 ; firms, 2, increase

Russian—R sidents, 1,621, increase of 1 456; firms, 19, iccrease of3 .

Austrian— Residente, 90, decreaee of 2; firms, 5, nochange.

Belgian— Residents, 254, increase of 5; firms, 9, nochange.

Italian — Resideuts, 124, decrease of 17; firme, 9, nochange.

Japenese— Residents, 2 440, increase of 746; firme, 195, increase of 81.

Portugu-se—Residents, 1,423, increase of 339; firms, 10, decrease of 10.

Korean— Residente, 42, increase of 2 ; no firms.

Non-ireaty powers—Residents, 29, in- crease of 2, no firms.

The total number: f res‘dents, 17,193,. increase of 3,772 over 189g The total number of firme, 933, shows an

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MATTHEW SMITH, Proprietor. in

This Eote’, situated in one of the mest beautiful paris of Fricce se Edward Island has become a favoirte resert. ge It is within a stone's throw of a splendid beach, where bath‘pg is un- ts

surpaseed. The Hote! is cumfortably furnisaed and a good table is provid d. ue Pleacart View ii: tel 1s aietant from Charlottetowu about 19 miles by #8 Bonshaw Rosd. The drive is one ef the preitiest to te bad. From ~ Crapaud the distance is four miles. Coach meets the boat at the latter “= place to convey passengers to the Hotel. Intendiog visitors may make ar- 4

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