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A WELL DESERVED TRIBUTE.

The Hon. J H. Fletcher, of Salem, Oregon, writing toa friend in thie city, pays the following well-deserved tribute to the worth of his sist>r, recently deceas- ed, the late lamented Mrs. Young : —

“ You may well say she was a good wee man. She was one of the masterpieces of Nature’a worke, and with the exception of her mother, after whom she was clos-ly modelled, I can truthfully say I never knew a better woman. 1 think no living person knew Bella so wellasI. We toddied and played togeiber in our infancy, we lived in sweet communion together in our youthful daye, under the guidance of adiscreet and loving mother, and in maturer vears our love and attachment tor each other seemed to grow stronger as

time passed. I mever knew my sister to be guilty of an unbecoming act. She wasa pure, guileless girl, and after

wards blossomed into # noble wowan. When we were all at bome cic was the life and light of the family.

She was so womanly, so cheerful, so full of story and fun, so sympatbetic and kind at all tinoes and "under all citeamstances (but the sound of ber voice seemed to make us all happy and fil] the old ome

with mugic and sunesine. She was benevolence intensified. She gave to the poor with an uostinted hand. She loved

everybody. Wheo she used to visit her old home at Orwell, the elderly women of the place would flook to Hee her. She wus 80 bright, cheerful, social and Joving that she became a universal favorite. Ab! bow well they knew,

“‘That best portion of a woman’s life, Her little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love.”

But she is gone. She has fought the last fight, and conquered the jast enemy.

lil were asked the reason of my tis- ter’s popularity I would say that it was because of her sunny disposition and her charity.

She had, indeed, that “‘ charity that never faileth.” Proptecies fail ; tongues forgotten, apd knowledge fades away like the eunlightof tne evening, but charity endureth forever. It is greater than faith, graoder than knowledge,brigbter than the star of hope which giiis the cradle and illumines the grave. 1: i3 because she possessed this virtue in such ao aoneua! degree thatwe loved our deceased sister so weil.”

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McGILL UNIVERSITY.

Results of the Xmas examinations in Arts at McGill University.publisbed mn the Star. show the following 1a the fourth and first years :

Fourth year—Greek, Plato; Class I— Ferguson, Willie, Forbes, (lst, 20d and 3rd ‘places.)

Mora! Phi!osophy—Class I—Fe-guson.

Third year—Morai Philosophy; Clase I — Miss Holman.

Second year—English; Class I—Miss Irving (2nd place )

Class I[— Mise Irving. Livy— Class I—Miss Irviog.

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\ear—English—Holman, Mce- M , Varies, | Lysias—Holman, McMillan. Latin Prose—McMillan, Davies, Hol-

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let January, 1904

WANTE .D.—Trustw orthy persons to solicit orders for “War in Soath Afriea” by William Harding, the famour traveller and editor,

Fastest selling hook ever pablisked. Tells aliabout the battles, marches ad sieges of

man. Wesleyan Theological College results

show :

Theism~ (1. B. D.); Claes 11 —G Irving. Greek—(B. D. 1.);Gospe!l by Jobn,

| Class 1I—G. irviog.

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this remarkable war. A bonanza for workers, Big ¢omraissions Freight and duty paid. Ored ' given itf ‘s free. Address The Domin'cr ompa y, dept, 6, Chicago. 210k.

THE Pros:.- Moderate t> freeh westerly winds; fairsad cold today and Touraday.

Scnoot o> Inrantry.—Lieut Foravib, No. 7 Co, Alberton, and five other men left this morning for the Royal Schoo! of Infautry, Fredericton. Taey will be abeent two monthe.

Eventxe Ciasses.—Thbe evening see- sion of tne Charlottetown Busines< Col ege aod Writing Academy opens to- night at 7.30. Intendiog students should join a:

once.

— The Hou. L. E. Baker, of Yarmouth, N. S., one of the most enterprising men ip America, died on the let inetant. It was announced a few weeks agotbat Mr. Baker bad been chosen as the successor of Lieu tenant Governor Daly. The report was well received by both parties.

Every person of *euse would like to save cent®; and it takes nu sense to scent

strong bargaios in Clothing at Sentner,

McLeod & Co’s.

Aeaemall appropriate New Year's gift yon couldn't get anything nicer than one of thuee Transvaal souvenir booklets. Anyone will appreciate euch a reminder of our boys now in South Africa. For eale at all the bookstores and at R. H,

Maeon’s news tand. Price 10 cente.

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MARRIED.

At the residence of Mr. W. R. Dingwell, Soaris, P. E.I., on the let inet., by Rev.

_H. Rice, Mr. Edson F. Stewart to M: se Mollie "McKinnon, both of Sourir.

~ DIED.

“Ta thie city. on the 2nd January, inst., in ber 75th yeer, Bridget, relict of Jobo atler. HK. 1.

” Teacsalt tomorrow (Thureday) from her late regidence, Richmond Street, east, at @ 45 to St Dunetan’s Cathedral. }

In this city,on Jenuary 2nd, Ann Coyle, aged 67. R. I. P °C Faserel tomorrow (Thureday) from

per late residence, Grafton Street, east, o : to St. Dunstan’s Catredral.

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L..cJLY EXAMINER,

MR. EARLES CONCERT.

The coecert in the Opera House last evening was a success from every point of view. The excellent programme prepared for the ovcasiow was carried out in 4 maR- ner which delighted the large aud fashion- able audience, and the hope was expre-se4 that it would not be long before Mr. Karle would give the theatre-going public anotber Oppo tunity of participating in a similar feasi of good things, The firet part of ibe progremme Consisted of vocal and instru- menial mu-ic and dances, and the masy encores demanded testified to the apprecia- tion of the audience. The second part was made up of abcrieeque on “Cinder ella,” the charactera in which were taken by Misees Florence Earle, Amy Karle, Lillian Collings, May Stewart, Winuie Collinge, M. Earle, Nettie Ross, Louise Bremner, Gertrude Ross, M. Irwin, Daisy Douse, aod Mr. E. BH. Mitchell. Ali the characters were in capable hands, and muck amusement was afforded. Where rach did so well it is p-rnaps unfair to single out any for special mention, but the exceligot manner im which the parts of Mise Jones and Mrs, Jarvey were inter- preted by the Misses Florence and Amy Harle deayandsi!. Both ladiee carried out their paris with a fidelity to detail that ig not alway» exhibited by amateurs, and gave evidence of the puseession of much histrionic ability. The concert was under the distinguished patronage of the Gover- vor and Mrs. Mclotyre, the Mayor and Mrs. Warburton, and the Bishop of Char- lottetown. The Nat onal Aatbem brought the preceedings to a close,

PERSONAL,

Dr. Macneil], of Stanley, is among the guests at the Hote) Davies,

Rev. 8. T. McArthur, of Muaitiand, N. S.,is among the latest arrivals at the Queen Hotel.

Mr. A.A. Clay, of New Glasgow, N. 8., ie visiting this province. He is a guest at the Hotei Davies.

Mr. M. A. Shaffoer, representing W. B. Artbur & Co, Halifax,was a passenger by the Princess lastevening. H- is a gueet at the Hotel Daviee.

Mr. T. A. Estabsookes, the well-knowa tea man, came on from St. John last evening, accompanied by Mr. L. W. Cox, his represeniniive iu bis province. They ere guert- a ite Hotel Davies,

Tue Queen spent New Year’s day at Osborne, isle of Wig .t having crossed the solevt oa Thursday last.

Mr T. OC. James wilideliver bis popular lecture ov “‘The Sondan,” in Grace Church tomorrow evening a: 8 o’clock. Stereep~ tican views. Adm'ssion 15 cente, child- ren 10 cents. The cbair will be occupied by Colovei Moore.

Miss Mary O’Neil), music teacher at Vernon River, was a few days ago present- ed with an address accompanied by a valuable set of turs by her pupils. The address was signed on beba'!f of the pupils by Clara Macdonald and Minnie Edmonds.

THE REPORT OF THE ASYLUM COMMISSIONERS.

Sir,—Tie public should have this report long ago. We ure informed that the evidence is stil] in the hands of the stenographer and that Premier Fargubar} eon will pot give him time or lioerty to +xtend the report cf evidence to submit to ihe commissioners. Hence the commis- sioners cannot make a report. This plainly speaks the rotten coadition of the Goveroment. The commissioners made 4 mistake when they did cot take notes of ibe evidence thomselves, and turn the key oo Mr. Farquharson, as be bad no business to be present at the investigatior, muca lees to atk apy questions ae to its manage meut, aod on the witness stand he himeelf should have been thoroughly examined. Iam also credibly informed that a lot of repairs on roads are being made in the Fort Augustus District. Itis time for the ‘taxpayers .o puta stop tothis kind of work. Meetings should be called all over the l-land denouncing this conduct and cailing for resignation or dissolution— cleaving to the flesh pots cannot be toler- ated much longer,

TAXPAYER,

TsEReE's nothing eo brigt t as the noon- day sup; and next to thatthe smile on the face o* the man who buys his clothing at Sentner, McLeod & Co’e.

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BORN.

At St. Stephen’s Rectory, Ship Harbor, N.S., on the 28th ult., tothe Rev. and Mrs. T. F. West, a son.

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Farmers’ ‘Meetings

Under the auspices of the Provincial F. & D. Association, and by arrangement with the Department of Agriculture.

Prof. A. G. Gilbert, poultry manager at the Central Exptl. Farm, wili addres: meetings at the following places, on the dates named.

Marshfield, Thursdey and Friday, the 18th and 19 h January, at the meeting of the F. & D. Association.

At Alverton, Saturday, the 20th, at 7 o’clock, p,m.

At Centerville. Monday, the 2 o'clock, p.m.

At New Glasgow, Tueeday, the 23rd, at 2 o’clock, p. m.

At Montague Bridge, Wednesday, the 24°h, at 7 o’clock, p. m.

Al) are cordially invited to attend, and bear our important poultry interests dis- cussed.

By order of Dept. of Agriculture.

WALTER SIMPSON, L- d&w2i Pres. F. & D. Association wky—gur, pat, plo 2ins

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Local ant Other ens,

Hooxery.—Ahegwei'-Crescents practice tonigut at 7.30.

Baxp in the rink tomerrow night. The

jee 18 pertect. Come aod havea skate, J

Givic Etectiov.—The civic election wil: be held on Wedneeday the 14th ot February vex’.

C. M. B. A. —Branch 216, C. M. B. A., meeteinthe A O. He dail tonight wt 8 o'clock. Installation of officers.

Tue Mixro.—The Minto left for Pic tou this moining aud will be due on retura this aiternouun sboul tive o’clock.

Boston Comepy Compayy.—The Bo » ton Comedy Company opcus at tbe Opera House ov Tuecday even.ug vext. There wiil be a change of bill pightiy.

Murtiyc.—Prince Edward Council, No. 132, R. A., will meet tomyrrow (Thurs- day) at 4o’clock, p. m., for the iust.iLation of officers. A fuli attendance is; q icoted,

Fiast Mernopist Cusrxcu.—Be sure and attend the social in the leciure room of the First Methodist Nhurch this Wed- nesday evening. Sowe of the best talent of the city wil! take part.

Po.ice Covat.—The Liquor Regula- tiom Act prosecution against Geo. Arthur Bseory was dispoeed of this mornizg when the detendant was fined $10 and $262 cests or 30 days imprisonment.

AssavLt at THE Poon Hovsk.—It is re- ported that amansamed @’Hanley vieit- ed the Poor Huuse on New Year’s Day and attacked ins wife (who is employed there) with a knife, wounding ber in tbe neck. The wound is eaid t» be quite severe. O’Ganley was tor some time an inmate of the Poor House,

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Mr. Burris’ Funerat.—The funeral of the Jate Mr. Thomas Burris was held tbis afternoon, and was well attended. The pall-bearers were Richard Heartz, John Quirk, William Faught, W. L. Cotton, Jobn Coombs and Charles Dalziel. Rev. J. J. Teasdale was the officiating clergy-

mao. The tnrial was in tbe People’s Cemetery, Sccia Toxtcut.~-Don’t fail to attend

the social and entertainmert in the Firet Methodist Church to-night. The follow ing will take part: Piano Solo, Mr W Weliner; vocal solos by Mrs Watts, Mise Large, Mesera Lamont & Cooke ; Keadings by Mrs Goft, Misses Mellish, Cooper and Poole; violin solo, Miss P Large. Refreshments. Silver collection.

Fox Soutn Arrica.—P. E. Island may yet be represented in the eecond Conting- George Arbuckle, No. 2 Co., 4th Regt. C. A., and Jobn Proud, Ne. 1 Co., C.: ea have applied through Ci). Longworth to the enrolling officer at Syd- ney, Cape Breton. They have wn excel lent chance for being accepted, and if they are, will be attached to field artillery,

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Rep Crose Scciery.—A meeting was held yesterday of lavies ‘terested in the Red Croes, to forma local branch. It has been temporarily organized with Mre. C. C. Gardiner as President, and Mrs. McCready avd Miss Enid McLean as Secretaries. Ite iromediate object is to rend medica] aod surgical necessaries to South Africa for wounded Islanders. If possible, they will be forwarded with the second contingent.

Tee Rit and River Misecion Banp beld their auniversary service in the Methodist church, Alberton, on Wednes- dar, December 27:h. The Rev. John Goldemith, pastor, occupied the chair. The programme consisted of a service of song, entitled “ dessica’s First Prayer.” Solos were nicely sung by Misses Kettie Leard and Lena Clark. and two duetts by Misees B'aache Leard aud Florrie Be!!. Mises Ethe! Bell presided at the organ with her accustomed ability. The connective readings giving the beautiful and pathetic story of Sealing’ s life were very effectively real by Miss Violet Golésmith. The col- lection in aid of tbe fund of the Band ameuvied to $6.00.

Convalescing

is more or less a very slow process according to the severity of the sick- ness. Vitality, when at a low ebb, works at a great disadvantage, and much time is required to regain the lost strength and power.

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produces marvellous results in such cases. The rich food of the malt goes direct to the blood without further digestion, and the hop prin- ciple gives tone to the stomach, ereates a desire for food and the ability to digest it.

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