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F. W. HALES,

| Britain Teaching the World a/| Salutary Lesson. the caption, ‘An Em) view, the New York Tribune pub the following on its editorial page. ‘Lhe troubles in South Africa are a econd time placing the British empire view e the 1 The first | ne Ww $ jus Iter the jararson raid | Great Brita vas re he nt of her spiendic olati ‘Th cre -Wae unp! t to say menacing, talk | ul Or { € The spectre of | hostile intervention began to take form. ‘It w cessary for the insular | Atl S make a demonstration, not against the ‘Transvaal, but the world. ‘The word was given. And ip he twinkling of an eye, from every ave-made hollow of all the Seven seas there seemed to start a_ British yattleship, with decks full cleared for tion. Never, perhaps, was a more | startling exhibition made of a_ great

THE

The _

Transvaal War

AN EMPIRE ON REVIEW.

nation’s potential reserve

ossible

by the As that amazing steamed into view the | vanished. As ‘“OcmjPaul” a racy speech, “the Old Lady and then where were ?” For answer, here is what the

readiness threateners. neet meddlers put it In

ust sneezed,

they New Free Press of Vienna says: ‘There can be no question of the in- tervention of any European power. No one will rob the British lion of his | prey. | “To-day this second review is of a | different character. It is not the navy

butthe army. Now, the British army been much despised upon the , continent since the memory of Water- | loo began to fade. Its hideous mis— management in the Crimea discredited its system as much as Balaklava honor- ed its individual valor, and since then

c has had to deal with none but petty

tribes or with remote enemies. Upon | the fields of Europe it has been un- known, and Waterloo has been eclips— ed by Du: uppel, Sadowa and Sedan. With no conscription, outnumbered | more than ten to one by rivals, and | scatt aad to the four corners of the earth, it has come to be regarded as a negligible, if not an outright minus, quantity ; but now that estimate is re- considered. With a promptness, a smoothness and an ease that make the Continental captains rub their eyes, the | British army is mobilized and sent half | | way around the globe for action ; and

has

| it shows a fitness of physical condition

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, count.

a perfection of equipment and discipline and, in brief, an ail-round efficiency

ation of even the German headquarters staff, and calls therefrom formal but most cordialcompliment. True, it isa small army compared with what the great military powers could put into the field. But size does rot always It shows in field action the efficiency which a German expert in the Soudan campaign pronounced “simply incredible.” True, also it has te be summoned from distant parts. But, then, too, all the scattered colonies stand ready with their contingents. It is not an army from Great Britain and Ireland alone, but from that greater Britain which includes the Dominion of Canada and the United States of Australia.

‘So the world is made to realize that the British empire is still a military force on land as well as sea and on sea as well as land. There has been some vain talk of Europe’s opportunity while British hands are busy in South Africa for making anti-British advances else- where in the world. In the first place,

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it is net to be believed that any power

Or powers have such a purpose or de—

| Sire ; and in the second place it isto be

observed that. de spite her business

South Africa, Great Britain is just

free as ever to deal with any Other foe. | he hand with which she has bi

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een Caz | pect ed to grapple with Russian | trench or German aggression are ni i + ' . tied nor busy. Her fleet is not enga ed in the Transvaal. Just afew chins nder the gallant Chichester—the | friend of Dewey at Manila— are suff cient lor her purpese there. A |] rest remain on duty as before around os r coasts, in the narrow seas. jn 1) Mediteranean, and wherever there

an interest eae or a menace tt It is notin vain gl rious boast Ing nor in sw

gering jingoism, but

the calm confidence of well and well tested stre: empire stands on review to-day, at every point, on land and sea, keep alike her martial drumbeat sound ing and her peaceful commerce mov

ing and her vast realm intact all around the crimsoned circle of the globe.’

prepared | igth, that the Briti

Olive Schreiner, the Afrikandernove!

Britisher against making a war against the Boers, in.which he said mere child- ren would have to be enlisted in de- fence of the Transvaal. It there are British children, too, in the war, but that they area subject for pity seems doubtful, if we are to believe a despatch which tells us that a young but apparently bloodthirsty cub of the old lion, a_ bugler of fourteen, shot dewn four Boers in Saturday’s battle at Elandslaagte. We suppose the Black Prince at Urecy was a couple of years older when he distinguished him- self by his fierceness and valor. Rud- yard Kipling’s ‘Drums of the fore and Aft’ may have inspired the young jritisher of Elandslaagte, who probab-

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CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 27

AMBITIOUS CITY AGAIN:

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Mr. Harry Bawden,

Ont Cured of Lumbago! by Dodd's Kidney Pil :

Oct. 16, —Mr. ibis city corroborates nted recent! y relatiy 36 his cure Lumbago ty Dodd’s Kj idney Pills. “For six yeare,” taye, “1 Lumtazo and Kitpey under the eun, but ab- I ever took gave me the relief. A friend advised me one year ago to try Dodd’s Kidney I tinal y dec‘ded to do so, and pur- chased one box and found relief. I used five boxee and com pletely

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