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China's finances Including Sir Robert
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raise thin sum on her own credit with;,. bad been v � aW ,,rt
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out any Corelfga, QpAtrpl of bar re- weeks previously. [Vikere. remains rot
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RussiOn action in withdrawing from
venues. ,
a ffunal�, popt-Jun, Oft thq f4?mdat1on3 un-
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the concert of the Powers axid reaching
Taking &PA0,0Q9,W0 as an.equitable ad- 4,qr w.stex. to'be laid; whan this work
an Agreement with China to sign a
juatment of the Indemnities, the bill is counpleited the rest will be, easy.
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treaty at St� Petersburg indicates
would'requixe a reduction of the money
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that that Government need hardly be
captured by the allies at Tion-Tein and
Pekin- The amount Of this loot in ea- BY UIE BAYONET.
-included In the matter of indemultleA.
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L Notes and Comments.
-Il— - has been the material tpro- Losses.
her hairdron3or, manicure mud man -
gressof the century, that of rqligiona A de4patok from Pretoria, sayii
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lilte has baert even more marked.
Updor cover of a thick tog the Boa -
Viewing it In reltroopeot, no other
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att4oked the British garrisons tit Van,
century can be ooafi�parod with the
But with tail the nucessaes of the
Wouderfouteirk, Belfast, WildlonteLo,
one just closed !a the steady advance
last hundred -years, there -have been
and Dolmanqtha between midnight
zhade along the linrea of human pro-
not a few disappointments. Greatest
and dawn Tuesday.
gress. In modes of "uninuaicatiou.
of all, perhaps, ha4 I>aen the �boUef
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At Belfast they managed to rush
Of locomortiont, and in the appliances
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that with the 1prog�" of -de", oraey
the"Britiab Position, but were ultim-
for comfortable living, which OtaM
a,nd the development of pA,imut"'tures
ately driven out by the Gordon High -
so largely for what we call, civilize-
and commeroo, wars would cease upon
Landers and the Royal ,Irish Regi.
tiorn, the advance may., be said to sum
the cartIL This bsliqf was, about
n1enti, I
up tha t of all this Ages, The growth
the Aniddle kbf-tha,,centuiry, general
,Xt ilia other.9fitzits named their at -
Of Population of tile civilized world,
among the oduca,14 Militarismand
Leaks were repulsed.
that K Of European nations and their
lddus+ry were regaIrded as so 9sSen-
The Boers lost heavily. They lerf t
kindred, haA heen enormous. A cen-
tially incompatible that the faTth-
frolic, twenty to twenty-flvo dead an
tury ago, this population did not ex-
er development of the latter must
ort.thit field, A number of unfunded
ceed 170,000,000. Now it is 500,000,-
necessarily bring in the era Of peace.
wore oar � ried away.
000. As, with the exCePtIrun of Luldia,
The tendency of democracy was
Tito British casualties In these fights
the inton-European races have remain-
strongly in the same direction, the
were %bout sixty.
ed atationary, the resuilt has been to
burdens of war failing most heavily
To the west of Pretoria Gen. Gor.
so shift the balance of power to the
upon the irria.gaes. Yet no, decade of
don's force had a fight with the Boar's
civilized nottions as to make them
the last half century h4a boo free
South of the Magallostrurg. The
practically irresigtittle. Should the
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from wur. The Oxp1n&�_,.n or com-
Boors left twenty dead On the field
forces which have brought about
merce has imposed no check upon it
and had a number of others wounded,
thin increase persist for another cen-
.
and as for democracy, wars have J,n
The details of these affairs have not
tury. the civilized population will be
every case been forced upan the gov-
t n
yo boo received.
1.500,000,000, or more, and the Yellow
eranakents by the pcopl.e. Am,iy;g diiiii-
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Peril have vanished by mere force of
or fibsillualons brive been tho,failuxe
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BLUF:JACKETS ON GUARD.
numbers.
of manhood §utfrage and op'sn Coro . -
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No less wonderful bas been the
petAirm in trade- to free Inankfiad
from sociItl and Industrial ills, and of
11�unted Infantry Occupy picka-
economic developments of the century,
mere Secular educiftion to uplift the
neer's Kloof.
The wealth Oct the civilized world a
race in the truest sense, and of self
A despatch from Cape Town, says;
bly did not
government to' insure respect for
--kThe mounted infantry from Cape
exceed 125,000,000,000. Now it must
la w. Whether the Twentieth Cen-
4) wn
T occupied Picliancer's kloof
be reckoned by few of thousands of
tuTy w:JI see the realization of many
without Opposition before the Boer
millions, and is far more 'generally
of tb�, anfulfilled ideals of the Nine -
Invaders could reach that place. Thi
distributed. The discoveries Said in-
teenth cannot now ba known,thongh
cyclist corps has ixrived at Clan wil-
verartbons-thei ralLway, the steamship
It Seems not improbable - thut in all
lijam. No Boers were seen in either
and the tolegraph-which have con-
that goets to inake up material civi-
o f these districts.
trittuted most to this development,
Lization it will surpass that now end-
The (locks am guarded by bluejack-
were a century ago unknown. The
ing.
ets and marines. Oonvaleaceut sol-
math,ods of travel in 1800 were sub-
Wore the stranger has flow to knock.
diers are taking their places in guard-
stamitially those in vogue in the Mid-
O es refuses
ing the Boe,r prieforterson shipboard.
dle Ages, and curried one at fastokst
The decree issued by Wiallam 11.
On the Ploquetherg road, the
twelve milles am hour. The clipper
gi,ving to the English language .the
Boors occupying Celvinia and Sutb-
ship In the firstr third of the century,
precedence long held by the French
orland consist of two columns, one
the greatest advance 0 of mankind UP-
in certain German schools deserves
advancing in t1be direction of Clan
intention. In consequence, says the
to that time ED locomotion by water
William, and the other towards Wor-
German Emparer, of the "Importance
sa,iled eight or -ten miles am hour.
coster, or in thiv directioi� All pars- c
.Itach'ng to the EngLish language,
Communication was by messonge,r or
sloa in front of Worcester have been
special" attention shall W given to
letter at asposd not exceediing
Occupied by seasoned troops, whicb, a
this branch hereafter In the gym-
eight miles an hour. New, we deem
tire gathering at eirategie points.
tookaia, and it shall displace French
travel by rall stow at fort� miles son
The tranquil Dutch operniy aisap-
a.
, an oboli
hour, gatory study iin the three
The modern merchant ship upper olasses. French' being made
prove of the raid, many even sending
lk�rms to the British camp. I
steamst from twenty to twentyr-fouir optional." Thics decree would have
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lonatts in the same timb, and the tele- surprised Charles V. it he had heard
graph flashes our messages across
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FAMINE AND WOE ON INCREASE.
it. Charipts said he talked Gernikao
coutiments in a low moments. The to his horses, F)�qncli to his J�ieli�'eas
Rumarinum 1111411 ' Ankerleakof Unable to
world has, in fact, been reduced in associates and po,litical diploma-
p
urifeve starving Chinexr.
,and
size onter-half, and geographical Isola-, tic friends, Italian to his lady ac-
tion bec,ame a mere expression.
A despatch fxom St. Petersburg re- I
quaintances, and Spanish to God. rng-
ports that according to news received
hort cut pork. $19.50 to 0
$:-' ; "a"
land was no part of'the domain of
from Takla at the Japanese Legation I
Scarcely less wonderful have been
the great German Emperor and S��An
the famine, disease and general mis-
the changes in other directions. In
�:sh King of three and two-thirds con-
ery in certain parts of tfie Chinese a
1800 the discoveries and achievements
which have revolutionized art and in-
tnTieS ago, England was an old na-
Province of Pechili are growing worse v
dustry and military Science were un-
tion even in that age, though, but
instead of better. ,The Russian and I
.she
thought of. Cc,lokuial derelopm,ent
had only a few millions of inhabi-
American officers have been most gen- p
had not yet begun, and the resources
tg n t,,. �jlbt� had not yet started on
erous, and axe still supplying a con- p
of merely of what are now the mast
li,�r career ot colonization which, as
siderable quantity of rice and other u
advanced Of the gTeat coloonles and
in Web,Apr's phrase, made her morn-
foodstuffs, to the sufferers, but their
dependencies were yet unknown. The
Ing timm-locat follbow the sun and
keep coAkupany wRh the. hours in en-
charity is insufficient.
Thousands of ragged peasants
Indian Empire, and halt of North
oirclIng the earth, and her language
pour I
into Pekin, demanding food andcloth-
America were under control of trAd-
was spok<-a in unly one small spot on
Ing. They have been rendered pra*- t
Lug companies. Now steam and
the globe's BuTface.
ticall� destitute by the severity of the
electricity have revolutionized the
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winter. The hospitals are'overcrowd- S
canditions; of .development, and what
So
Even at the beginning of the past
ed, and even private dwellings are full B
were undeveloped and wa&te
century only about �0,000,000 People
of sick paupers. The Chinese author- B
places ot the earth hare expanded in- spoke
English. Mere persons used
ities are heartless, and the English B
to g-reat soLf-gorvernking communiticm�
Spanish, French, German or Italian
a.nd German forces are indifferent to S
addling their quota to the world's
than Spoke the language of Crtreat Bri-
the stiffering -they see about them,
einergy and prosperity. A century
tain and of the new commonwealth
although it is reported that Large
ng7o, the masses in even the moat
which had just arisen on this
sums forwarded by both the English
civilized states were ignoraut and side
of the Atlantic. At the down of
and German courtr, for charitable pur- B
disciourtented, and suffered under the
twentieth centuiry the English is
poses have been stolen by the native
grievous ockincrichic burdmA the up. th,e
speech of 139,000,000 of people, or
authorities, to whom they were en -
per vlasses scarcely feeling any
mor6 thian Ube the Russian, or far
trufsted for distribution. C
t,piuse Of obligation for their material
more thian employ any of the other
Eighty thoul3and pounds of riecand
rind moral uplift. Human Slavery languages
for Europe. Russian comes
a quantity of clothes Lave been sent C
existed, minor offenses were panisib-
,,(I bi capital
Sitter English, and, In this order, Ger-
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post basto from Tokio to aid in the I
peruaLties, and prisons
mum, Spanish, A.0ronch and Itallan,fol-
relief work.
were habitations of cruelty. Now low.
Omitting Raissian from the oat-
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the great civilized States, save one,
are by
culation, no two of the other lan-
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gloverned popular opinion, the
guagms of Europe In combination have
SUPPLIES.
:he capacity Of the people for Self-
as wide a vogue as this speech of Groat
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g,wernment being stmfilly enlarg-
Britain and the United States. At the
Act of Loyal British Who Left
-A by Ithe unceasking, attentivirif paid to
outset the English language had a
Jagersfontein.
1-puIar educkablon,
hard fight to got a standing among
Londoio� Jan. 8. -When the loyal 0
-_ thin
gTowit tonige,9 of Europe. The
BriAiah were forced to evacuate
Under a quickened sense of public sea
warriors of Elizabeth'o and of
Jagerafoutein in the Orange Free
duty, many and varied reforms have
CTomwell's days, the colonizers of the
Staff, 0bristmas eve, because of the
1�-en enforced by law or popular times
of the first and second James
a,c-tivLty off the Boers, all the furni_ a
litiontion. Sympathy with poverty has
and Charles, rind the land fight,ers of
.
turit, food, and c1lothing that could not '
--v,arywhere Influenced taxation Find
two continents of thb days of tho
be taken away Safely was burned. In
legislation. Pity ha's so largely in-
Georges, all combiged to secure for
the retiring party wero 3,000 civilianot;
,,rrased that Men fire braided with the fb,e
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language a foothold. At t one
time, Indeed, a century and a hird
atrid 800 soldiers. One thousand borses f
t1loviiation of distress, and In right-
ago, it seemed that Frrmee, and not
and 2.500 sheep were taken along.
ing of wrongs and oppression, es-
England would give the 1wragurigeand
The party marched for three days,
pec,itally of oliddhood and of the poor
�hc Weste
the law to ,rq world, and to
taTC9 -portion
Suffering marny hardships that cost
, re,askes a degree of rage which at
a of the Eastern.
somkit livask. One mother who started
I inves interferes with the execution
t 4 laor. With the growth of wealth,
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NO MORE CONVOYS TO LOOT
with he,r throe, childran looLk two Of
-f naturral ,knowledge and the pro--
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wress 01 scientific discovery. life for
Outside Lines of Communication to
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,he masses' has become oakslier and
be Evacuated.
,ambs, per owt. .. 3.75 4.112 1-2
� r0T. ImProTtIA sysitems of hygiene
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A despitch from Capa, T�>w'n eays;
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hare gi0iii Mankind a now access of
-11oram and vehicles are lwl�g_ com-
But the Bors Were Driven Off
health, and no greatly d4minimbe-A the
mikindetered for the mse of the Colonial
With Loss.
loss of power WWh1 a century &901
retarded Its Before
Defence Corps in the districts in
A despatch from Voodoo, says: -
pr;cgjeM the & -
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Which martfiai law has been proclaim-
Under date of Thursday, Lord KItcb-
rkAnce In kfftfittfttl�u Rod in thopAical
ed.
enter cables the War Office that the
,ar%ienee, +1W &#At scourges of the
it is tinderstatod that Gen. Kitch-
Boers attacked Knobadodorp Wed -
ram. tYPhVK and dholera. have lost
ener has deebtled to evnernate all,,tbe
nesd'Y night, but were driven off bek-
ivach of their v(ralBrice nod fGrde,t
towns ontside the lines of communi- for's daWo- One British officer was
and thcTo isl IL ptomlias that the time
cation. Thm there wUl he no can-
killed. ,
rnay COMO W11A_n mob will live out
voys tot Me Boers to capture and
The Cape Colony Biters, Gen. Mtob-
their allotted 0(iMn in health. The
toott, Ma klas boing' to provent the enisr says. seem to have broken up
viro-s and iltnitotaltitles prevalent in
burgit"A ffain roplorkiishling their
Into 8131111 parties. Some returning
Prrv%tw deritlWW, *nd Which tend-
,upplks at Ithe expense 01�tbo Brik�
north, and"ificans biding in the mean.
M to 61111idelAO th# raccr,, have fallen
U11,4111i taxpayella. All distirtiot. which
taLuB of 3101""
into &reoctik utd-tht obutobes hnLve
cannot be ziddqnkately proitebttil and
Herzog's eammando in in the neigh- I
bren k"StAftfibU Iri 01161t 14f0ftS to
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cannot be ailcqtateLy 1ptootetted and
bourboad of Sotbarland, Cave Colony.
extond this "**I tftqw*s 4
, sklihieved
psitro led
I will he denuded, wMid tbo
Battle W Orgiftnuddig ft tDO1111111111TO tobead
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, - , ". -, IV * '-10111111$ 9 * 6 0,4*14 'A* -
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944-�'979; X% $ at 9* - W I h - 11 a * vwed In exta*4sid order,. &X4 drove i�.�
. . "-44 -4 Or . birolot. 110, 044,, w4:41 ow 001RAW ,
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I North B�;,, %% . , '' Oak '' their Mitla". 46.44 0ANA".. . - - 11 I W*"* a 0040*raw XW14"flit, W, 9 - ,,, ..
"fre"It `sAv#f1Pk;y,t, nffi*W*-, A—_84, - "ate —040.o, '1111ir 0`11104" 44t $44 XQ&CIWCI 104.64M .
. Mulfasid-Se, . 4410, Parr
�, &"op,aiatit -Viw-,f -ftrim'-710a, - .. 14104. it X04
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lot#, At 0,14 4-011h* b,V_pXsTt�iii,ex#srI#�6,",k t ,,J�1, , 0111, I X - 0* Ari"* "W *04 AM
b pq Tlhe�,QJ�64 F04Q 410 II40 front Of #0.6W; 0XV01lCUtUre, 1.146.9 6 1
=ill doorr. selt As, 99,409twa.- �
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., r I ! him
4.;4V*ng,§4 JA 019" for D a 4 .
9 Wlfn alp a P * 07, PrIaouttro. W. ilf"1644 to W., _W)4 #0 �
Bran, to, And 44orts, at 41; t .1110114001% �W_. fek n'til *U"Llet"'d them by his 'M -Mmotou a mRU bots icantskintfifig an PW,J4.,, I I I I
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-
0orn-T040 laasy. Win. t w" I ithAt bAd provio"tr u0n, scroiateo b$ *��M 1151ARWIT. Tb* leadim $14 � , . � 6 6
M,og Intervolortial obxqAw& bas . --,-*"-III— 11 b I
"'filtiotilia" the Ruxorzt. who reported tb , I I
, nat tbayiMuct4ron sustained several casual- been stolen. THXb Sb . I
_ M 04A ��, 9
_X
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yollww. APO; K% 3 yallow. 44% NO. 2 found at, Alan of the biargherw The ties, � , .
�
yellow, flkcio . OftrA, he - Oau.nda will have About go,W � With thA %Tout406 og' ' � . . , ,
Reas--Stifiad,r. no. $#Oid,k. Middle "Yor" Wifirks lying 'a the Seven hundred Boers at Lindley sq'iffarke fact Of 4PAOO at the Glasgow mail COMO O" , 1 tb* Atn* WW - , I
fr9Jg%t#. ,at 81 1-40, and east at 020. frit". They allowed the Irrianarsto ambushed two hundred of th men Exhibition. . .. rf#*� 4r4*Ud4)1k0;,# . . .
B;Lr1cv._Uni*t. 'No I " forturd Lord Roberts'n body Ali the ourporatlok# labore The 6r;fkad.awwor 4 Ow VO4 #*WX I
.. ?. cast, 410; arld P-# witholtift Ing tation, oreserviog who
Irliddlet 1, , , their fire OAA tbat Im rs ot Kinv Patient, virfakkitubh#* quit W*4011.OW0 , , ,
freight@. WO; No. 2 imtra. HOrse 1,,)cro wl . . iperial 144bt guard when here, and killed Lieut. ,stock wtruck because work was giver �
thin 00. yords of .4 h ,a* 1 9
, . or"j; to be reliffigntod ito llkwto .
� - W. , �
� . I ,
89 I -2Q- east- and 38 . I -2c. mIddlo * WhOU t them, LaTfig. Tbore wars aulaffirous other to a vion-ulden man bamed &Leon. I : , .
frolght:R. Ask ArItligh tokand they had en I . .
ridden Into casuAlties. The apdork hold W a blig Oblitago she rughAd '50, She 04 W
i
another aMbitilib, they dis- . rly, dilfy '. so 1 ,� , . .
IRITO — Steady. New rye, 4,7'04 er9ifft, Mounted and kept up &L hot tj G01h BOILIIA's commando, reported syndicate upon the Hamatork stove wxIlAten y a d f --U- . -
and W. ifleat. ra, , . ipa Ili IV all 04A 4 � 11 I .
to be 1,500 strong, is cast of the foundries ban been " A .1 I
seeing that his men were losing I Spring&. extended three and a brala�xt*rvodl a d t '�
Ikkakwheat—Steady, Car lots, west. '--------- _ mouths. hungry. no doubitk, bactiffouto abs, w*0 . .
arn! quoted at 49 1-2c; and east at W =_ - __'.. _____ ---'--- — It oodt #14.986 to administer the looked Upon as hopelessly Out Of .. 11
1-20. A IN ]J01RDV PERSONAL POMTERS. Ottawa -Hull Lim relief fund of date. . I
ORLS—The active demand continues, 111111 OLD ENGLAR �
_." 09U.18.11. In all 14,799 parsions were The grandmother Ot to -day tbrUls ,� I'', . .
Sales are made readily. No.1 white, ..." `Vote* of Interest Abool illauto at 44o clothed. .
east, 28o; -No. 2 white. north and went NOTES OF INTEREST ABOUT JOHN .."'.. ". At reavic. 'The HamAton Local On ' with the Jor of living. The crudauma � , 11 �
1, uncil Of WO�- of youth and the #xperiments and
27c. 1 , I I , BULL AND HIS PhOPLE. Aroliduke Otto. the future Emperor men will appeal to the City Council mistakes of early middle -age F41t, . 11
Fl --Steady. Dealers ask #2.7o — Of A,uAtrla, is an artist of great tal- to puns a by-law, park I ..
Wr straight rollers, in buyers' bags, urcorkill. orecearrturc-A to the Lanit Thai ent. lie pussease, W ot st,udio in who expectorate a &11XLDV those she experiences to the fatiIaekst the 11111- � ",
111-dildto frelghtis, end export agents Relaus suprolIke kin the 4'"nuar"141 tb6c A044145,11W hf Fine Artaf in Vienna, parliament you the sidewalk. mesa and richness of lite. She knows � ; r 9.
bid a I gin r _ Vtorld. Q,t its approaching so&- herself as never Wore. She han I I � ,,�
.
Buffalo, Jan. 16--Flour�Dull
follows;
twe,i,s,
Salmon is half a crown a pound In
and divides his time bot'Ween the
b1cad-quartors
dIon Will be asked to incorporate a
grasped life's meaniag, *be has learn.
but London.
firm4
of the eavalry corps
oompati.ity which in doairoum of bridging
ed by mistakes. and she in enriched
Wheat--SPring. spot prices
The Income of the Prince of Wales
wb"eh lit' Ou'""auds and his Btvdl%
the St. Mary'a River nuar Sault Ste.
by expoxionce. she has bar oltibes
unchanged; No. I hard, old, entail
exceeds X140.000 a year,
The Arobiduke has frequently exhibit-
Marks.
,,'
bar lectures, musicalca and travel.
lots, 883-8c; fklo� 1 kJorthern, new-,
84 I
No fewer than thirty-three gonerals
of] his work anonymously, In order
T. H. W' riaN & Uo., owricturs of the
She kuqws the vIvirs of a AOQD4 pby-
-8o; do-- Old. 0 I.L. 82 &8o; win-
ter, inareaBed offeriugs; bids lower;
are Serving in South Africa. �
that it linight stand on its merits, and
net bet 'favorably critialsod
big troin wPrkd of Honolulu and Livior-
sique. and taken ossous in physical
No. U red, 78c; mix -ad, We; No. I
It cost .113DID.000 per mile to build the
s
his rank.
Pool, buirto bought titer Iran works of
culture. Sibb. Jiss some cup absorb -
white,
76o asked,
underground railways of London.
Little Prince WW'ard Of York Is of
Axnantrang &MIDrrisou In Vanookkkkkiror,
Ing in.Lorest outside of home. to
on track. Coru-4Weuk;
No. 20 420;
An African, who had visited Eog-
an inquiring disposition. Not long
B. C., for #250,000.
keep from narrowing, which is the .
yellow, No. 8 do., 413-4c;
No. 2 core, 11 1-20; No. 3
Id-nd. described anew as "ruin gone to
ago, no it is 5,'Ld, he was taken over
Sergeant-Major Joru McMurphy,
fault of the severely dome*tlo we -
do., 41 1-4c,
through billed. Oats
sloop,"
ca" Of Our 91`0a,t inork-of-witir, and was
it ged 89 yearo. who fought the Boers
ma a. Sbc would shudder at the
-Quiet and
ougier ; No. 2 whilte, 30 1-4o; Nlo, 8 do.,
The Marquis of Buts% valet is rich-
mututh Interest ... I In a large, heavily-
'a 1"1-2' and served in the Cri-
Lh*Wbt of allowing herself to de-
30o; No. 2 mixed. 28o; No, 3 do.,
er by him master's will to the extent
buat eho.gt which wits shown him.
moan war, ie, �-t.ur. In Now Wustakin-
generate into a mass of ponderous
Z7
1-4o, through V.111od. Barley -Strong;
of 92,000.
"What does that boad I" he asked the
eter, " the result otf a fail.
tat or to becouts-stoop,-shoulderad.
fancy is quoted up to 67c for Western;
More deathe are due in EngLand to
tall officer who accompanied him,
The Pigeon River Lumber Company
She has hex daily bath or rub -down.
nothing offered below 62c. Rye -No. 2
Mlwholi8m than to diplitherii or ty-
"Powder," waS the reply. The little
of Graudo Rapids, Wisoonfrin, have
her hairdron3or, manicure mud man -
on track, 57 1-2c; No, 1, 58o, asked in
phoid fever.
boy 100ked Sympathetically at the
purchased the Fort William lumber
sense. She in far more helpful Lind
store.
In Lancashire an effort Lit WI Ig
I stalwart figure, and Observod, "Then
allllo. which for rukany years were
companionable to bar family than U
Detroit, Jan. 15. -Cl oisod;-Wheat-
made to iDt-duce the ru,se as the it
I 0,,�ou al.
I t ko Powders, toof"
opke,ruted by Graham. Horne & Com.
she allowed, herself to be effaced and .,
.
No. 1 white, orialik, 811-2c; No, 2 red,
the Queen's I)Lrta-
tional emblem for h-
A"aterike t Guy C. E. wylly, who
I
Pa thy.
crowded out of life's pleasures, as
cash and January, 81c; May, 83c.
day.
hum -TI the second Vi.tor[a Cross
Mr. W. J. ChLrk of Toronto gi.ves no-
did bor prototype of a few decades
Duluth, Jan. 15 -No. I
London now has two elt,otrlc ,,ub_
a,warded to the rasmi *uLan Imperial
Lice, that an application wilil be imado
baok, who oft oat alone with the me -
'Wheat
h -a r do 761-2c; to arrive, 77 1-2c; May,
ways-tho City and WatexlOo 11aLl-
ILL
'u"I'me", is the only am of Major E.
to PiLfliamout for an act to incorpor-
notorious click of bar interminable I .
'Icult"ing its th` "`L` "Lecompari'mont',
80 1-2o; No. I Northern, cash, 74 1-2c;
way anti the City and South L,oudor,
Wylly, late of the Lobrister Rogl-
a,to the Canadian National Bank, fur
(it her solitary thoughts.
I
to axrbvle, 751-2o; May, 781-2c; July,
Railway.
mout Od ,the In4lan Staff Corps, and
' the pur"a of doing it Coutirkil bank -
0
79 1-2c; No. 2 Northern, 64 1-:) to 70
Mr. George Cadbury,! the coca"
grandackirt of the late Mr. Robert
Olork. of Wo8tholme,
I ng business.
Captain Nordin, a Norwegian mar -
LONG-LIVKD ANIMALS.
1 -20: No. 3 Spring, 66 1-4 to 63 1-4c.
inanufactuxer, Bent Keir ILtrdic X 500
Somerset, und
,,k jou
, ,r nt-at-Ai,
�
Wort and J. 11 A. Dubuc, of Quoit cc,
Fabulous ages have been ascribed to 0�
Corn -30 1-4c. Oata-26 to 26 3-4c.
towards the exPenses of Labuur ean-
ma to t he, House of
Assembly, 11oburt, Tasmania.
have audintakittod ,a propuaition to the
the elephant atul whale. but it IS new �
1.
Mimmea-po I Is, Jun. 15. -Wheat -
didates for Parliament.
-
I only twenty joleeld
Government for the entabbahment of
thutight that they may be ospAb10 Of �
"""
Cash, 75&4c; May, 77c; July, 773-4 Lo
The War Office has decided W-vard
Years of age, kind
I th anialalan conting
all ico-broaker and tialvago Steamer
11 ;1 -
attaining the age of 400 years. It to - . I p "
' �.t�,,�:, ,
'
77 7-8c; on track, No� 1 hard, 77 3-4c;
war In"LuIN to the trext-of-kin at r'.1_
at with a
,�w,r: f qualifying for accommissiont
LkU the St. W%VTca0C; also for a win-
recorded that wiLan Alexander tVli� ' 'A `1�
No. I Northern, 753-4o; No. 8 North-
diers who have died In the courso Of
tin Her MaJosty*s Army.
I
Wr steamship service bot,,.on W,-
Great invaded thin dominions of For- . I ",
ern, 71&4 to 723-4c. Flour and
campaign.
I Mr. Xcilgon livea In a house ble h
roPo suit Quabco-
us, one of tho Rajithis Of U�PPDT India, 1�'
. 1.
brad -Unchanged.
In the last sixty years tit,, SIIOV(10f�
w
IN all agog with
---
he took a huge elephant from the con- �
DRESSED HOGS AND PROVI-
OM&n steamors has been increased
wire,. A, ,,, tip-
PrLmc,hea the front gate it Swings
.
GRJi41LT BRITAIN.
querod Prince, named him Ajax. dedi- .
SIONS.
from eight and it half to twenty-two:
open and Shuts automatloally. 'rho
tail him to lite sun, and lot him go, .
;
ew'alth
Toronto, Jan. 15.-Dresse,d hags on
and a -half knots an froar. 1
V:s4't` r's fee t 0 n t be a to t he If
There has boon a heavy anowfall In
the Inscription, " Alexander. the I
the Street to -day were firmor at 08
I
The farmers of Kent, art, wuging
Ps Of Lie fro
"Ingm a bell in the kitchen anti also
some parts of Great Britain.
son of Jupiter, hath dedicated Ajax to �
to $8.25, Oar lots, on track here,
11
WaT Of extoj*akination against spot,-
one in the mastor's study. By toaLh-
Great Britain will raise regimenta Of
the suit," fastentul round bola Ing. This .1.
I
were very strong, Holders asked
rows bullfinches, and rats, In econso-
img a batten he opens the front door
infantry in Lndia to relieve British
garrisons at Mauritius, Singapore, find
clophant. the story goes on to say I
wits found SW years later. with ti� I
$7.75 for mixod lota, afrid 07.00 was
quenoe Of I lie damage done to the �
Wore the stranger has flow to knock.
perhaps Hong Kong and Ceylon.
inscription still Intact. The average
O es refuses
or,o ps. ,
An clee,trkill mutsic,-bux playm during
Tito Board of Poor Law Guardians
ago forr an olophant Is, however, 100
to buy at $7.75, and reports itself as
During the past .season Z1,100 was ! ,
dinner. When the guest retires tit
of Wcobly has declined, on patriotic
'yours, The age of -whales in asoeir-
bei-ag oat of the ma,rkoi at pr esent.
paid by visitors viewing Eaton Hall, '
his bedroDin the folding bed unfolds
grounds, to accept, a, gift of pictures
tained by the sixe, and numbor of lay-
Provis:oas are firm.
'
the, Beat of tile Duke of Westarin ter,
by ulo�,trlrity, W ben he purts oil t the
and, books from Mr, Win. T. Stead for
arm Of whalebone, which luorcanoyea.r-
Quotations for pruvisiong are as
who divides the money among Che"ster
gas a Strange, allookling display of
tile workhouse,
I y, a ad a pax Ind of 300 or 400 years has
Dry silte,d 8bouldere, 8o; long
charities.
8 kelotons gravestones, owls, rind
Earl lbutiortA will doc itio the case of
been indicated thus. If) the Sayolkolles
lear bacon, loose, in car I-ts, 10c;
No fewer than ChLrtoon ofth �
o Lon-
(I tb,t,r hidootui Phantammagorla dances
Major-Gencral Ofolville, whose resigna-
[stands tanio tortoises tire habitually
and in case lots, 10 1-4 to '()h '_2r;
(to. Daily Maip.4 war corrosimridents
aLA)ut own the wull at biti feet, reag-
Lion of facouitaundor-iii-chief for, In -
kept. anti are handed do- from ratS.
hort cut pork. $19.50 to 0
$:-' ; "a"
I
have either been wounded, captured,
Pe"Iring kind disappearing In a ghost-
IY okwitr"d
d�a.
or to men as legaoitea. Many of these
$17.50 Lo 818.
)
Smoked moo,ts-Hams, heavy, I �"';
invnlided, or killed; it fourteenth died I
glare,
Colonel Le Galialis, whom<% Less in
The British Governakeint. ham appoint-
are known to bo more than 200 years
nedium, 12 1-2 to 13 1-2c; Light, 13
of discase.
1
��Yurth Afrkwi Li somuch deplored, was
ed it commission capocially instructed
0 Id, In Ceylon there in now living In
-2c; tight, 13 1-2c; breakfast Imcuil,
Waldorf Astor, son of William Wal-
I
"It all-rumd r4poortsinan, a fint, Polo
to inquIre,into (he preaence 0 f ar ...... le
I,, boor and othou. drink. and foods,
the Government Gardena a tortoise
3 to 131-2c; pionic b,ams, 10c; ro
(ter[ Astor, who bag just come Of ;,go, '
playl.f., and a cavalry leader Of dash
and to report how the presence of the
so 61 to be 6W years old ; while an -
Itarogri, Ile; smoked backs, 12c. A � 1,
ill wool, it is rumoured, the fair His- 1
- I
and 414"iIng, It was during the of)-
p(, bon can be prevented.
olhor historic tortoise was knot as
'Com-
neurts out of pickle Ic leas t han
ter of tibe Duke of Roxburghe, 1,ilily
.
eratipma unklor Lord Kitchener, in 1897
a pet by Xrebbishop Laud, who
*
rices quoLed ,for emoked meats.
Isabel lones Ker, .
i
an"I 1898, that he performed bbi most
natinded it to the care of a fTlend, and
it eventually died in London In the
Lkitrkl-TLerces, 10c; tubs, to to to
Mine. Patti ,has for .some t Inle he I 'I
-talole wtork. Jr, the latter year, tit
UNITED STATER.
rnign of Queen Anne.
-4c; pnal,I4, 10 1-4 to 10 I -Po.
the record for the largest hum litat
Ati-I'n, lit, Aram the leader of a revon-
There are two cases of smallpox near
0
Torooto, Jaxi. 15. -About 40 car-
has boon enrnod lit n y6ar by It W-
naitssanry of grout plank. when the
Watertown. N. Y,
I I It UN K I' r E, 'A , I , RIU30H.
cads or Live stock came in, and Some
man. The h;9hesL total for t%%elve
NL J,r and ,Yth,-r officters had to u,je
' I
The Street oar System of Reading,
Blondes may weep, for In the beau -
,f A was sold, though the derrIon(i
months is X70,000.
tho-iv isworibi, repeatedly. Orice the
Pa., is tied up by 8trikern,
ty cAyntest in Paris all the prrises for .
,11 round wus light, butchers not
A box of I lie. Queen's ctkovobktv,,oI,I
`111 �IFIY 111-1111' for the gun,4, ,Ahen I heme
Two boys kickod Annie Dowd aged
6t,th " the fairest ((Los " and for *,Plus-
a.ating to buy more than posmilAt
at Iteoding to provide a lit( Iv, roone
%svr�- tiLrri(,,l lai aw,ther din,etion, lout
nine years, to death at Middletown,
tic beauty," went to brunettes. The
b view of soft weather. litith Shift-
a soldi,51. wit �'
for the Another of o dit-d
, "i 'j'"' ]" (I 111OL4 ("Aught thoni up wit h
N. Y.
saddest part of this was that the board
Lug and but,cher catti,e is unchang..
al. Mo4der ]liver,. realized t wenty"".-
( it' i`itfth I�ivi,i,,n, and, irk the wo,rdm
Three. nurses at Bellevue Asylum,
of judges was comprehensive. There
d. Small stuilf i4 ste.ady, with tit)
on and a half guineas.
Of Mr. Buxle-itgh, 'taught Lbein It les-
New York have been indicted for kill-
were well known artists iLnd Red-
pward tendency.
Alfred L. Jones, the Ltvprl too' 4h'fl-
Son." L'or thL,i ek)vt-r irLtnOeUvri- he
�%TL4 IRP -11111Y aiAvntio,)ur,d in dempaleh-
,rig it lvttienl.
Anton Zahm. brower, of Synctiae,
(arn. the tailor, on the committee, so
Hogs to fet,ch the t(yp pricq must
builder, has offered XI,(X)0 ayaar for
,v4, and ,,v;ii xive,n the lyrevvt rank 4jf
N. Y., burat an artery by coughing
ben ty was judged from the stand -
:
,e ot prLme quality, and scalP, not be-
five yearm toward It fund for etttab-
liouteriant-oolonel.
and died immediately.
"i s rtist judges -
f
ow. 100 nor above 200 lbs.
lishing n comprehensive System of
Klmg Alphoittio can no longer be
Grover Allen, tire boy giant, eigh t
anti of the manufacturer, a,m the tail-
Follo-wing is the range of quota-
technical education in Writes,
cidled the "li-Illo KIng," !ill he ban
years oid and weighing 251 ItOL11111M
or judges. The house of Worth Should
ions:-
The Mersey Dtwk M)ard of Liverpool
grown very awich ,,f late, an,l has
,
Lol dead tit Andersun, Ind.
have been ropreaentod. Worth, who
Cattle.
hippers, per cwt. .. 04,25 er, 00
*
has decided to spend nearly $2,000,000
lx4-,,w robuit nod tall for hL4 age.
At Cholj,kem, Wom. fiv-, "ten are un-
sent out the first blonde robed In
maui he had dressed her in sort -
utcher, choice, do. . . 4.25
4.00
in ranking the southe,rn dook able to
IlLs X-ijesty h.ras lost hiA former deli-
dor arrest for m(ealing a mark, contain-
yellow,
light.
utcher, mod. to good. . 3.25 3.75
bold steamers fifty per cent. longer
c" to appearance, an'l Is no longer a
Ing @4,(X)O, in broad da3light,
fatcher, inferior. . . 3.00 8.25
tookers
and broader thrAn the Oceanic.
tilmid child. Ite is fall of fart ;Ind
A tearn run away with lOati of
BRAIN AND BODY.
per cwt. .. 2.75 3.00
xport bullp per owt. . 3.25 4.25
In 1948 the United Kingdom had lk,48
Me, an -I ba." dnv,+,pA?d it very m(r(yng
INill hits
school chilldren tit Kird,00, Wtm One
Debating societies Linve often dis-
Sbeep and Lambs.
than 2.000 miIeA of railway, carrying
,of ewn, During thi, w .... ks
h-- -pendm with his nwth,Lr �Jad SIB_
waA kiliked anti severil merictumly injor-
cu"M the topic of the relative abil-
'
,heep, per c-%vt. . . 2.75 3.25
about 24),000,000 twu4sengers year. To-
'I
ters tit St. Sob,iNtian lie ham ae,ourse
od,
try of short nion unit tall men, but
,ambs, per owt. .. 3.75 4.112 1-2
day there are over 22,000 milvq of line,
(if WAI;J bolth, �%Ili;eh are always
lttoobiArl I,ti -i-ric, , it p unw fh,nt�t.
the Chicago Board of Education, has
ucks, per owt. . � 2.25 2.75
Milkers and Cal-ves.
carrying 1,000,000,000 lmtsseng�rm.
of
gr. it I -m -fit to htm. Ile 64 ri go o,l
a bet rind kdlp�cl himself, while lying
gone into the subject in it vory scion -
to,wis, each 20.00 60.00
Thi- Rrili�h Govern me OIL "' t he
.41,. *,nnwr, nn,l Ls he,ilthy tippetite
on a cout. It I�midf, hot Kirk wife tit
tifiG mannor, It hAA.m ex.aminod ,tit the
. . . .
elves, each. . . . 2,00 10.00
a" ne.r of 25,000 camels. Set veral t bon-
and high �ptrit,i show h(yw entirely
Denver (lot.
h,,ol children in the following .
Hogs.
stind are u."d in India, to carry FittAres
ho tkt�A'i K ,t uvor t h,- wva kne-4m of his
The Carnegie 0,rnlmny will fight
1.)intm IloLght, height. sitting, weight
littice bogs, po r aw t. . 6.50 6.75
and equipment when comparkieR tire
Lillan'.y. the King k'401A 11 very ,e-
th., Natmoal lul., truo hy huilk1mg
�tr.ngth of g tip, ht'aring and aauiLy
ight bogs, per owt. . 6.00 6.25
chringing quarlers by line Of march
gulir Lie. From two to foar o'clock
a $12,M0,000 Id int af (Nmeatit 113r
,4 vision. The conclusions thum far 14
leavy bogs, per aw t. . 6.00 ,, 6.25
With R I�Pillftfinn of 5,5(9),000 Lou-
in flovitteA to military drill and gym-
bour, Lake Erie.
rt%ached art- that Lbere Lq a pkrysic I I
*,_�_,
irtom bogs. . ... . . 4.25 CrAl
�ows. 3.50 3.75
dom harboturm every day 120,000
nantir-s, fniru f,ptLr to five tho, King
A citizen (if Lincoln, Ill , n Intel
14iXetnor45,
"
Nusus of firpoccity, that duLt children
. . . . .
, -9. . 6 . . . 2.00 225
it ag
strangers. ,�4onie may remain awi-ek.
J#Ulir�X. fi"-6) Seven Stitte business
is F11,00LIN-1 Of tryinw 10
are lighter and prococious children I
-
some a month, but all the ye,ir round
irg t ra nsae fr I with the Qn,-en I tegent
, ta,rve him three children to death in
hotivier than Like average chil
. 4, a ad
-
.
there isi an aver.%,ge of 12i),000 vimitorq
it kid ( ho Ni niqi f�rg; a t seven ", ,� -k he
Ire't f50000 left to them,
that mediocrity of mind is associated
TO GUARD THE MINES
wbo are within the metropolitan
hom dinner. and at nine rho, )(Ing
Olart�nv,e F.Kwir, ,k ct,nvio ar Ati
%% ith An-hoority of physique.
—
" a r I wq.
91W14 tO bed.
hurn ,N Y., murdered A. W. I3,,-ned,,-f
tie Thousand Men Selected for
The Queen is c0tiblothing a ig,r-
I'T"reqat'r M..X Malk-r %Nho r-ent-
it giiard. an Wedrit-mday, Nto,ke th,�
READY 1*0 NEGOTIATE.
s
trait gallery Of soldiers who h-tv e dip-
IY Tmamte�l ,�Ikty, wam p-rhnpR I h,. An", I
g-uard ihro,iten,e(l to) roport him fior
lf,,r P'nther-lo,u have bwan paying
A tipstontrih from (1dipe Town, says.
tintrui0it-4 thenmelvem tit ,Iw(mth Afrt
lyrtif,riinfl whol;tr of thn ,,,�ntury; nev
I nim".1-Nill't.
Ot"f14LI"US 14) iny daughter. You .
-The Vhambr,r of Mi.nem h14 finally
ra, She hae eerured a l,ortr.it of ev-
" rlhel-,ogis Lit- wi-4 ,.not .,f rho- s.rnplp-l-
George Reed, anweentri, lwtchcl,,r
1, --n I pr,.p�p,kl yett
rrang-ed with the military atith,ori-
Pry general in the fi,+l and makeot An
kadmi-I on I m -f in-l"t 'if men. N
rlun,-� IA.m Jun[ At ... I ' in I,,. I I I I I.-
ll�A Ii,W1,p -Natt yet %fr.
he formiLtion of a guard for the pro-
effort to ()IAain one Of every officer
few nit TO h,o it g ) a Pe r tti In .o rn,- ,� ha I
Itorne (on bim large firm," near 11raz I
11--r �afh*.r -Now, let u -i r-ortne right
terti,ork, cifthe mines. A thmisand tnen
who emittecAilly dir,linginglies li,mself.
gijmhng pmng -,eti-ty i-Ily ,Nho .ir-
Intl Ilehadnit-ul his from ,,r I-Ard
f,, th,irtyyears Ilia ost.h ,m %orth
,I ,wn lo busunesm. Wbot will you
vitll shortly lenve the coiRt towns
ljord rlfl4flbery the nthi-r night fold
feo-ted t It,- gre i i "t ve,:,-r,.1w,n (,,r
$714,000�
,Ak�- ti, -t to pruptowl
or Johnftnesburg for this purpose
it R�d ,otory to A (%,r, -ie or --iol) nin1eq
V IV hr-4hitip AM I 11,F)"Ig Ail nny Aharte
—
Fiffopon me,n will be detailed to poolk
Ctntavi,rstilion rm ul-,n (lie vleth,�r,i
,,I r -rim mlid 1,, hon, Ori, pr(tf-or.
GENKRAL.
TRIU,MPHANT FI,ATT&011�
aino.
of okol-nion in London. and hi� I.,,r,l
� h I I ki min, I pni hnv,�. fr. �Y- ,rure'
Que�n Wilia--louna ,ill ;-,tv,ls he
So, Dick tionti DaimY have made upt
-
Ahip set the falfil, in I roor with the
Il- 131terly different fron .,,If u,t
naarrim next month
By GeAwfifel After the way she Laid
�
HEAVY SNO
follom Ing ' A countryman Of mine
rww,r niortalAl It A mirvk-11oits to me
lit-t,w
The French Medoorranein %(itifid
n4m out I at expected It. LBO kiii, I
waq a0fK1 try a gentlerrokin I* the
Pon can tolerate talki,ng to an
r, in in to t�- 1�1,op.-d ",11A .ir-d%
did he pacify harl
- , , I
01110 W.rUmme. ('11-artna 11w Trnt,l lot,
14ti-tinA. wher, the C.Iedonian Asylum
OT'?JM-rY faAlViI611111! 1 Allpp�� you
are alwayg thmking mit ,,,n,, pro-
telegrotphy
Ile tAwId hAr that he it rtiber quar-
0.1-L
was. 'Hoofs. man, ypr In It I' was the
found problem ?' '. I c'.. me 1"-f ly
H,,rhPirt li,matirck janyro, that (;- r
(,-I with her tham, kiss any �Aher girl.
A despatch from Olde.qsa nnysr,-The
pnwy rejoinder "
�al,l the Professor, "I ,tin pretty facity
many'* trade policy will be Ono, ,.f
police, fimmon, and phyAlrianq*have
__ 0
,111 naY. I muAt exmb-as. %t rktght�
hjvwq,�T, I generally Inke h,iir
proter,tioct agitinst the Ifnit-A Stnt��
What would Yet, tin If you were to
rescuM 470 passengers from fi ""
-HANDS UPI"
art A
regt Or m1X "Ah," rnpturnuAly mokirl
W[rol,pith lel�graphy between 11, n-
%u.idenly tall boor to a fortune I asked
trains whir It ha vv been sno w b. mn,l for
the yynmg lady. "Thinking: think
LOW and v,ir-13A -laode ,or it), If-
-trita anarchiot T h,i t is an absurd
Re. vern I &-kya after enduring the
—
ilia' I Rupposte. PlInnnLrig sit,me nek�l#,
w-att.-in group is in prarficil ,pti,i
queAtion rolelied the other. I ain
gr,pa teAt mufferingos. A force of
How Three British Soldiers Captured
—k. Profor-oor ?` "No.- kinfm ly m, iol
"at
tion,
not so ahort-kght,md as you believe.
4,000 trorkmiten in clearing the-trarks;
a Party of Boer%
the prof(tstiar; night I generally
qwnd an borur pinying skittloa!
- -
I .Pnt through the family records and
to Ode.qsa.' Four davit' mail ban been
lila,sera, Berk Do Wet recently
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COTIORS FOR " 11111JR14 11AIRL
mad. dea,l sur,- th"t I cOuldn't poo-
stalied up.
captor��A fbrec ,.f our men, nTwl. hav-
I ARGER. NOT SMALLER.
The girl witmo haii r l " of any Ahade
sibly fmil h-ir t,, i forturio before I
ing dimarm"I them. told them to fol-
A,h. sold the Rym.pqlhpt6- MaTi, I
that justifian its he i rig ft�rrned red
twirrAwl anarchist.
LEFT FOR THE CAPE.
low on. They 4Ad ao umtil they c,amp
you have rtml rart Pd a cold,
4�
abrml.1 not, it is said, wvLar pink, red,
Mr flubb- -Sontion- I I do not see
-
to a sprult. where they bid. Shortly
Not. answered the man who %frivea
Or bright "flow under any cireum-
why I shourl4i take ainy notitw of the
Mounted Troops 'Have Sailed From
aft"warrIA a p,irty of RoArR come
to be accurate, Av" amid Pluffering,
stances, as these nolerg arront uate the
OpIthOt 1`10 applied to MA. It Meant
Gibraltar.
It [Ong, One of the Snatimh soldierk;
"Hamda '
I have eirp,andod It.
red tokknomm in her hair and present an
nothing, Mr. Ponn-What I Why the
A despatch from Gibrnitar, says:-
stood tip and shouted tip!
rmilinI,ig to file comrfi,tAs to rover the
Unnimn-Now Any your prayers
aribee.oming contrast. On rho Other
hand, the auburn haired girl can inr
man call -i you ,k blithoring idiot. Mr.
Five hundred mounted British Infantry
B,,r,, ,h0e he olkiarmpill them Th e
Tominny -Vo; I don't bitliove it doen
datep to her to,art's montent In all the
thabb Fxa�cfly; and thipt-0 Lq no such
ward in rho Frigliah Iftnignago as bljth�
Oft here f&r the Cape on Thursday
,�Oerp. ,h,,oking lik.oaselren _,"o,n
tiny good AfAmmm- What I Tonam y
gv,,Idktn brown ahadeA that bring out
aring
They arrived from Malta *In board the
troopship Riallexas, and wart reshipped
bored norr,,kitriered their arms. i nd
No . frat .JVA, gittin, dirignAtod I bin
,
r port . aja thisq ILMA to M'Ako little
K91her
ilia ruddy gold tints. .,ilia -nay alsm
"ar light and dark itthadm of blue
Courtesy in a duty public aervants
by the Mward#& Castle,
were taken to the British mmp as
prinorkers
Jack a good boy and N�ls just
an bad and melfinh am ever.
and Wrfwn, dark purple, Cray, whit.,
own to thO humblest momb4ar of publick.
and a bluish asiont of Lavendar.
-Lord Lyt ton.
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