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188], me Bonn advanced in me mack, iigiii. In ,III _ I. I _
“ig in hai" ‘“hi°°’ ""7 mm t r ed(Sici' Wielfiiligs ear? and he giozdbgde an hiimelf. Almost before they were 0 . “mic mbwri ti bein mm Y
--- _awaseof the; pilaximity of the enemy. '-"-'- ._ Pleztgntmg saga. made. °’
" ' the Highlanders 'who formed the bulk` l - Wilma;-S h .5 that __°-mer.othh
of the detachment on Maynba found “mg
RITISH POSlTl0N MUCH DISAPPUINTMENT
B themselves under the deadly lite of ~ ~ :EBI mereisawwidlllgagf Plfsallfa
fan unseen enemy. One of the snr- consent h d'i'I1l°m1 'cmanm ° _ 1':
____ vivors declared that, although bullets __ _ di” °I 15° ' 0-§°;Pr°'.'
were falling like `hail, and men were enc0I;£_ag?i'b a?§atsTI?;_IIad 1;?t'1°°?;
. dropping on every side, not a Boer’s “comm ‘min same of me §,ram£1_,s By Storm-The In- ?§;;1__~;;-__;:_i_:»_ 3;; Iggnizggipbg As The Result was Most know, mum, ,mas Im Wm mm, Not Avenged-Gen. w»1=hem;gfire 9° the _Brush row- To Gratifying to the Pro- ~,'fgf“1';$;,,f”§,f,°§,,‘9f,1?‘§,§,°,f§§,F,‘§‘,7I§f, ._ ° a 1
endure it was impossible, so the olicers Promimm one at the gentlemen' in_e___I - _ _ ‘ _
COH¢y KHICG, ordered _the men to conceal themselves 1110[¢1’$, _ “md in them um" inconadeneem -_Ii ' f ~ e t V » » ~ e
as wellaspossibleandretnm the fire tional me' max” at th omleu' _
___ as siinnnvniy ns they sonic. Then _ __ ihrasmad -I. §,P§P ‘:. n tactics were paitially successful, and ‘ , nc mn wm_¢°';°’ °h°‘ ln. `. °w P" the Boer attack was momentaril check ' ' ’ ' °m ° B mummly “'
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En 1 h rm advancin to th _ M U. 1 J 1 15__-ph ___ sociated, and he thoughtless-ly repeated 0% 3,, Eninal mg clean; ed' 0°” lf°l'°'°r f°' “ '¥'f’m°"t’ me M aa- u y 'f i 6 - in information at lucheon the same da
deadly semi-circle of unerrinz marks- 991131 f1"°“d3 ° S f Wd _ 7’ < i 3 I
whieh the English troops :$5 ci? ,all misses, I3, mg ‘ting themselves in the priposal to i_P0sal on foot gotbeyond th_e__select circle . _ _ _
Gm! f1'°m' °“° P°°i5°“ ~ga_tling but the rocks and crags w|;i¢h the lfrem er a iiationi»1| estimon-. 3° Whlch 'hv*a_P1m `||*d__:'_l$m“’d- Ml’ I _ ~ -----
r ommlm L, Bog,-,_ fmm tg, _,ight °; int reeognittion of his services to the lls0n.|;_ho J_ll8t_Yi_°eturn-
their enemies;-also protected-them from country. are very much disappoint-d 'F' '°'“°»-4' °"°f "°°°’d‘“. 3 f°
mise' ° _ ' ' _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _. _ ._ _ Q ` _,_,
is about
wall.
them
British
host
son and ammunition.
P 8*
ice to Joubeit of the movement, under
-- at once put under irms, and learning
I is camp ou r e ermiu 0 atiriic Colley and fzrce on Majnba. As soon as there was light enough, to take aim,
way. The whole Boer army variously |
leach other up the rugged sides of the ifriendg, wbg wel-9 aware of the sam..
ER i crag, but they persevered and not only ,S lices Sir Wilfrid had made for his party
succeeded in ascending but even in Y - and the country, and knew ilu; his drawing up y gatling gun with its caie- Igievagiim to b- . e -_
BRITISH 1.3: i::..:°:.;”:z.;':.°i:i‘°‘°:‘. 2:2. , BENEFIT
*_* ~~ ,estimat.d from 12,06) to 20,000, was *“‘”` _ 0f Majuba Hill, Feb. §,‘¥° ”°”“’?,}" ".12 1"Z,”°."“°“f‘2.",§": °‘“"°; Sir .Wilfred Laurier For-
bids Caiivassing
with ove
wilhthelnfm
Joubert, was awaiting the and. the heroic band, canying their
the invaders, Between wounded comrades on their shoulders,
Boer camp there rose began to descend the slopes, they had
plateau of Haiuba Hill, toilsomely climbed the night before. conceived the idea of -or- The retreat was worse than the stand. during the night, and for close upon the haeis of the ill-fated theBoersat a disadvan- detschmentcame the Boer sharpshcot-
detachment was ac- ers still concealed and thinning the
moved forward on the night ranks at every, step. ln spite of the
to ascend Maj nba and thus leaden hail which fell on every side the
surprise the Boer camp, on remnant of the English furce fought its side The ascent of the rocky way through the swarming Boers,back
was made, with extreme diHi~ 'toihecamp on Mount Prospect. Why the men being forced to climb on the isolated detachment was not proper- hands and knees and often help ly supported has ever been a mystery.
. __ For the numbers engaged,the slaugh-
knovss the c
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thro _ nit out ....i\\in2
ha Q » s of 'nfv?~_».:rliooci_ who go v"ipoL ._ faith i`i11 butvvc:=.r‘. round I an ‘iis 'i iost lo\'eles.= and neu- ‘i
='ti "'=c\ _ ii < because they nee'-1 10 take 't or the:ii.=cl'.'»_»_= ri *.':o-
:Te S Favorite Frescfip- i
8 in - '° 'ful of :i`.`. 7T'.~di‘:ii:ce `
11112 W i acts tliruciii on the l
an crzaris tivii make `
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U l 'i:`sliood :ind n‘.<'»fh-
" -u t e dangers cz' i:;.-f.<~r- i;
» - \ in the ciiscomfoitsof 3 »' .ini f viatioii and iriakes baby SI
&a~\ ~i most painless. lt in-Q
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\-D” 1 i'“i `ri:iie-nt. Thou.-'ands I _ naked a baby as a final
e v i. 4 t-~ l:i< marvelous rem- 1
UW Y iz * childish laughter. It
Pa u ones the nerves and makes a I
WO k » a~v All medicine dealers\ `
foi r \1me§_" Wf‘ll.CS )i\'S. Fl0f-
nfC.ii- ev Logan Co., Ark. " Then 'ri i ‘ miles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite I ini 'e my husband n present of a
91821' coated granules that always
ss and constipation--Doctor
Pellets. They regulate
, ter was frightful. On the night before 4 s"§’§“‘§I§ inn indie unity svn officers nnii 693
her W0. mel] the ,Sl d of theS0 Om' A=‘¢l= cers and 266 men were killed or wound-
° “efrwfffli ed including the commander, Major “ ° c colin who inni been iniiea nnu
rank lie
woman, a woman en' Y ~ _
who suffers from overa hundred more were missing, Weakvetihs gf' some of whom were made prisoners mf by the Boers, while others were never gans inn: consti- accounted for. Thirty six hours after t'-:te W0m=1'='~\1°°d» the battle Sir Evelyn Wood arrived
d . d - - . _
3 :l{iii1t;l!;ssr?e;]:ei= with ‘he maui body’ The Boer hrqly’ I that ! will do all ln my power to 'Indice
a ,nl ,,(,m,,. .xii tant over its victory and supposing fir: suns-ec rrom this terrible msess so try
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The moi: g‘._:.i_ioii1e it had defeated the eniire British force, § °”Cm,ned mm, by Pea, Ighgug
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duty 8110 PI§;;‘éf€‘§ had become careless, and did not even Ti.; have pickets on the' watch. The Boers childless we-rr;: were at the mercy of Wood, but while Carmvt be H kt’-.-”fT`i` he was preparing an attack, which “"°ma”- -5* """'“`t‘* viii ld have undoubtedly annihilated th=
aressirig touch -1: zz ‘ _ _ '
gage,-e Cannot kmw the fn'-_1 Boer farce, the negotiations for peace,
if hm ir -= pcssibiemasvcmarl- were begun and military operations are t onsaiio of ui:i!iai~'>_v womcn "
h ‘ '_-f-_ °` the
were i suspended. Thus Majbua Hill has remained unavenged and a biztez re crlieciion in the retentive memory oi the Englishman Whether soldier 01' civilian and not until the memory oi that defeat has been eff.-cfd by subse- quent siiccess will the English be 1-.ble to fi rgei and forgive, Kruger and the Boers. The dead Highlanders are bnrzed under ii cairn at the:sui:;m.t 0. lil.-juiia and it isa favorate saying in tu=
will be forgiven.
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British army tbatgv__hen the l,nion Jack floats over this ca ____ then Majubii Hill
Scene-The breakfast table _of a
I IR est end boarding house. Mr Smithers i-Pass the salt Please. No notice is ]taken. Mr. Smithers raising his voice - *Pass the salt please. His neighbors are absorbed in their conversation and his
remains' heeded. H .Smith
An g°,2l‘°meS§‘i’é"i':fh&e,§:f; Egg; you the lates: Nounngsi,¢°jn¢¢s¢nna." Everybody aagtly- N0§Yh*f"l 1*-
lr Sniithers- Pass the salt Please -
iinnnrriinnnnwssngins 'nm nm ins uni ininini of sn-wiiiniitn _W own Moments hehsddone much] _ f h have mmhilgrnd an enemy in mg sanction any further steps being taken ofth:__ ~ ,_ g . ._, _ _ -E _ ___ ,
in nnnnwnnn with me ininin-. on .innn_____ _ _ ., ma , sr
a pack e _ 23 thaiwitness’ explained the annoy- ,Kin °°»|lV_*l°i|\£ *WWE T59
of camp followers, he Onlnumbered ten to one by a force mnsthathad been caused to Sir, Wil- §P\1b}l¢ 8llll0\1ll00ll18ll¢ H1840 0| U10, before him General Cohlof lharpshooters, who at little peril to gl-W, fl-img by me pmmnm mga-_ testimonial connected Mr. Wilson’s
' gh i,a¢ 11 - ~name'th't thhai fth ‘ ‘ '
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P°Sili -_ 'Ut I P3 ` ublien . _ _- ' . _ _ _ i- ~ - i .
lrward about two days marchI_style of lighting, the British line still P Iggppean um; uw mbjwt was 5”; .im June,there_ was,no eo_mmit_tee_iu axis- Fuelg; md ue n°tlb°‘°dl- r .f.; '-
night of February the 26th, held firm. By and by however. when bmwhgd ova;-,_ ya" ,go by a ¢ouple_of_t°°°§- TBS friend! Of Sir _Wilfrid Wh? _"Pa ect mmnnce “t , i e fc;
qeamped on an eminence, H-the Semi circle of fire- began to extend Sir `Wilfrid’s most intimate penonalrhld 1l1f€l'°3¢9d t|19l¥lS8lV$ Ill U10 11181191' i - ~ , s ' ‘ as Mount Prospect. well within beyond the flanks and it became appa- - _ *t °“°° 9" U1” 31951' PUDW” d¢9lln°d J. J. 3 ‘ Q i' it t 3 territory and only afew mileslrent that the British force would be ' i- 4° 5hiPW1'°0k 881116! KDQW Sir Wllf1‘ld'=1 . K , _ » ,-
than the Boer army, under Isurrounded, the retreat was _sounded, ‘v Illtilre would revolt against apnblic_ap~ ' Apu, f 'ff ‘
is present exalted posi
tion had tended to complicate his private affairs rather than to improve them. It is no secret that, as in tie case of _Sir John Macdonalds, Sir Wilfrid has found his odicial inodme inadequate to the ds- inands upon it, necessitated by the so- cial position that has to be m so some of Sir Wilfrid’s most intimate friends naturally thought that as Sir John Macdoaaldls friends had snhlorib-. ed to a testimonial to li`ini`,` tlie` friends of Sir Wilfrid might do likewise. The
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IOIG Plyllellll #libel lidl Her Home to 30 to lmhhgh- Chrkdn Kola 0o_)o\1ad&ne¢»
llra. Ehcgnrt. w vanaulq at. lag
onto. writes: "Ihlvebeen zronbted with
- worse eac
which gradualb for W li ye,-;“l`n' |uiites¢thehnnd:e\e:|otdol'alnmyl||u» band has spent with several doctors, and_al- mvwt every remedy we could *W1 only aiorded temporary re For the peat two years I could not lie ui my 'eft
aide, and dnringtthe 8;; year pri.-v‘o9a nn taking Clarkefs ola pound the a¢t.ni'n_a
gieaznesoseverethat Iliad po_t_hada_fn|l
‘a and during' mos th!! dlli
we haduaexetor in attendance. We gan up several doctors, an I was becoming no better. and the last doctor. after about two montw' treatment. told me hc could do no tli'n¢ for me, and advised me to go to lan\ tlliaornomedryelimnte. We heard ol Olai-ke's Kola Compound being a can (ol asthma. and before taking this remedy mana several fmquiries from those who had taxon ii. and in each caaefonnd the nlult no sal- istaetory that we resolved to try lt. A'ret takiig the first bottle I became mirh _Jet- ter, and began to sleep well at nights. S-Dee taking the third bottle I have not felt _the srghiest symptoms ot my former tfonnlc. I have during the past six months ¢n'ued nearly Z) pounds in flesh and feel pcrfocfy healthy in every way I can asnrs- you
Proprietor of Toronto Dairy Cn.
For Sm, By Gem E_ Hugha 3 neys that causes rheuinatism. Dr. A. W _
wisdom would urge him to tliefuseto accept atestimonial with the raising ofl` _which the name of a leader of tie rum. _interest had been associated.-Monzreal i\Vitness. ‘l A
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If you do your light will soon be
gone and you will be in the dark. Don’t think you can go on drawing vitality from the blood for nerves, stomach brain and muscles, without doing some thing to_ replace it. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives nerve, mental and digestive stren- gth by enriching and vitalizing' the blood. Thus it helps people who are overworked and tired Hood’s Pills are non-irritating, mild effective i
When a man turns his sworl into a plowshare, he cheats some patriotic wc- Ii man out of ii decoritioa tor ner pirlo r. ‘
RHEUM ATISM CANT EXIST.
vigorous by the use of Dr. A. W. ll Chase’s Kidney- Liver Pills. It is uric i acid ieft in the blood bv defective kid- `
I Chasers Kidney-Liver Pills make the kidneys strong and active in their work of filtering the i i -mi :ind thus remove the i cause of rheun ;:tism_ One pill a dose, 25 cents a box.
The woman who is pe-1 o hi r vnn ties
When the kidneys are kept healthy D
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\\'FAP»Y OF E‘iP1‘3Rll"i‘i`~"`f\"ff lacci mulited in killiii of ho s combined with
UOCCUUXU t The value of all Fertilizers consist in the amount of lollbll PIG. H
Nitrogen, and Potash they contain, and the brand which shows the (IX
value in these is the one to buy, on the same principle that milk tm! per cent. butter. fat is more valuable than 3 per cant milk. ENB MANURES costing the same price, contain 20 per cent. to 25 pt cali more Phoe. Acid, Nitrogen and Potash than' any other complete F081 on the market. __
Or in other words the Plant Food contained in a ton of other forti-
izer costing, say $35, can be purchased from us for about Q28. All forth izers are sold under a guaranteed analysis ennbiiu-ir any who may, to vorlfy he above, and the superior quality of these Maniiri.-s is being shown by lo- ual testyear after year by the really wonderful results produced when-never
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Iform, with the Plant Food it requires.
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