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gg to the <-nv bv the maui exor-iss last
evening. While n Pravincetown Mr.
Gav purchased a schooner which will
be brought to the port in the spring.
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- ar, to cleanse the akin, gentle applications
ed Cvncuaa Ointment, so hal the skin, and
mild doses of (‘r"lcvaa Rnioulszrr, to cool
and elsnse the blood.
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THE WAR NEWS-
_ Time passesland brings us very little
oi cheer from the front. The line of
the Tugela River, which Gen. Baller
approached so cr niidently two mouths
ago on his way to the relief ot Lady-
smith.is still held by the enemy and the
brave garrison but 15 miles to the
north, in sight ot the exploding shells
and within hearing ot the cannonade t
are two months nearer the end oi their
supplies.
lt is two months today since the re-
pulse oi General Gaiacre at Stormberg
and he has so far tailed to capture
that position where the enemy blocks
his northward passage. It was but
two days later than the reverse at
Siormberg that General Lord Methuen
was repulsed at Magerslontein, within
signalling distance of Kimberly,and he
has ainceheen unable to make a tor-
fward movement. Gen. F rench,_ though
active in his movements, and able to
avoid serious losses. has been in the
,vicinity ot Colesburg tor nearly as long
as the other 'gcommanders ta right and
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b°°kl. scribblsrv, pens, inks I
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.. auvels by the leading
authors. Get some to read these
long evenings.___ __
Picture Framing a Specialty.
Qpen evenings.
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len oi him have been held up in their
to reilect upon, and it is not surprising
that the reading public have been dis-
M lor some signal British victory. Appar-
ienily General Boller in his third and
.latest ttfcmpt to advance toward Lady-
\` smith has also hem httnght to astand.
We pointed out yesterday that the dril-
cnltiea in his way were very great. i
It may be that they are insurmountable.
All of which goes to show that we are
still nearer the beginning ot a long war
than many fondly hoped we were to
the end oi a short one, .
It appears to have been a mistake,
when Gen. French left Ladysmith
U just before it was surrounded, that
he did not take with him the body of
cavalry-about one thousand sabres-
that were left with Gen. Whiie~
Cavalry, as such. are of little or no
use in defending Ladysmith while
they would have been of great ad-
vantage to any one of the armies on
the field. And now_. we are told, the
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isis is not a very cheerlul subject (umm not uggggfnmghgpggggn t _
‘-A parcel was delivered at his hciuei
the other day, addressed Gen. Sir Red-
vers Boller, G. C. B., V. C., which
when opened revealed another package
addreised Capt. Redvers Buller, Fourth
was found to contain a medal with
three claspfgiven forthe lied River ext
pedition. The Red River expedition
was in i867, was ioughi against rebels
in Canada, and, though bloodless, was
admirably organized. Lord Wolsele-i
commanded tor the first time, andi ‘
was Gen. Bullex’s tirst campaign. ‘
'1`hirty.three years afterwards !"_ 
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Koppies Dam, which was occupied p
by Gen. McDonald on Monday last?
withe Highland Brigade, an Artillery 
Brigade and Regiment oi Lancers, is
situated about 20 miles west ot hloddef.
with a view of turning the Boer right 1
wing. lt was in this vicinity that the y
all day iight, mentioned in our des-
patchee this morning. took pface. The
Beers havi been gathering a strong
iorce to resist this iilovtmeft-
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River camp. The movement is made;
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efyoaruaes. leileyeet
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tarzluiuleeraontho inside ofyouruose?
Japanese oatarrh cure is a healias 1
solve. Itia the only real cure _A
for Catarrh. 3
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K \vell~kno'.~:n lady of Springfield. "
Ont., writes 0. few commonsense
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-“ Enclosed £nd‘$2.5(!' for six boxes of
Japanese Catarrh Cure. A tell' Q8!!
ago I received a. sample hex* 8.D"_ .rom
the results chtained from luis sample
I am sure the re:::;d5§ will cure me. I
have great faith in 2. solve like this
for catarrh and believe it to be the
Drrper thing. We never blow powder
p on a sore of any kind, and I don't see
why people advertise powders to cure
catarrh. I have tried all the powders
on the market, they relieved at the
time, but I was worse when I stopped
using them. Japanese Catarrh Cure
is a. _bi-aling, penetrating, volatile
pomade. it rear-hes every catarrhal
diseased portion of the head and
throat, and will permanently cure any
case of catnrrh wherever located. Your
drugglst sells it. Price 50 cents.
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.Erst ofthe -supplies to give out at E' 3
1Ledysmith has been the forage for E  3
Q the horses. Gen. White cannot as .
. Agents .
Col. Poe ell has done, enlarge his ,pas-
turage.
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words regarding her experience in try' '
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will save money for you.
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4 up” of our white weareggoliisrrectnu exit-iyg’partio¢;%l?l. u*
e mln 31;: prsip:-soléave been so dxed that yon'ii  IH
Tllavs “wl1y.
We'il let the white wear tell the rest of the
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rss, soc and 31.00 i yarn. an go as I
go' three men of the Royal Canadian Regi- l 39¢ I JUG ll Plioli & C0"s
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ment in South Africa and the reported
sentence of death, Thr: GUARDIAN has
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Wnh":lE°ma_ 0*; ;‘“`t‘1'°f _ ‘ ment with hard labor T e Colonel,in
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money can purchase, we are any volunteer or soldier in luturo found- box
enabled to represent our work - °
‘B mmly Hmbclug m every guilty of a like cifence would be shots if
r¢sp°¢¢_ 1’1`he men all tclonged to the western E
“BY our works are we Provmces. The were retro = , `, 7
known."
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Steam Navigation Com Wharf
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Cape Town to undergo their punish-
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  guilty oi sleeping whilst on duty the  _ Hair Brushes, Tooth :B000 . d b I "W
Regiment was called out and the three W’ °; Tl" ._ h: f
to any representation wg mg, men sentenced to five tears im risou-i ° t ° °°°"m°° L ‘B J' '°
That people are taking advanta
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If it suits you give us 1
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72 in w1de,we are puttrngl if 'I'
yar s in remnants from!
1 to 10 yards on our ba in   
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counter this morning. Come -
arly for your choice. Prowse "_ Q
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sThishmorning sharp on 9. we will (-,ill ` “Qu 'fin Q.
er t e balance 0140 ' ( d `,f `
ood-i at 39c. a yard. sollnleecearre .ids   I' M “
See our 39c dress goods offer -Jas ` `
' - Beniley’s Liniment cures Sprains,   252-’ ""f‘Til‘ `=":l\
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nick if you want a dress length $2.34. _ _ff ‘
as Paton & Co. 10 1i ({,>‘= 
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_ _ _ 'l`he Westmlnister Gazette relates an   pawn & Co_ ° 10 1i` /([3 Tailors for Ladies Ind GQUODQ.
Engimem md MM_hh,,m_ , incident recalling the forgotten fact that ' -  '- . . ~ ~\l‘_',, .`A
. Gen. Bullet once did service in Canada. ' - - e ' - - " 
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We think our patterns, quality and values offered in umm all °“ ‘mr °°‘mt°"' F°'°m°" P5993' W9” $1-90» 2-00 1I‘\Il.l11Il.Q,
parlor suites are Lest. You can save money by buying and 2.25.-
Buys any size in women s Felt Lined Boots. You
"’" find » DressGoodm.
from I' ne-'
Wright
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