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t :EAGER. CONVEYANCING AND
%J. lasureace diem oppudtolMartit. r H.td
JAMESON'S DEFEAT.
Details of HI. Battle With the
Boers.
THE UNAYERY OF DESPERATION
Feer Tbeeeaed et the aareberr ♦ga4aM
etre• 0a•dred Mira wet* J0,seeea
-se..ied .. ••,were watch Med
NN tome tre.re Cirri/
Ms clung MLN.
New York. Jan. le -A Cape Town
special cable to The World wys :
Captain Thatcher, a travell. r known
In th • ('nited 14tater, who has .a--rved
seven )'ears in India and war with
Jameson's column from its start until
Its surrender, but escaped capture. has
arrived at Cape Town. He tells the
*tory of the expedition to The World
correspondent:
"The column starh•.1." he says, "on
Sunday *flea noon. 'We were 400 strong:.
Besides there were 100 Kadin,. There
Were three wagons, eight Maxim and
three %t'hitworth guns.
"We knew what we were going to
do. It is all rubbish about our think-
ing we were gobig t., fight natives
We counted .in rt•pis,rt from the Hand
There war nu tithel column and we
realised that we had no official sup-
port.
The Bret shut was tired by the
Boers Tuesday night. «'r were 20
Mlles from Kruger$durp. It •came from
about W1b yards range We repllrs
with the Maxims and they cleared out
e fought only puffs of smoke. Th.
)goers were ambushed and we coup
not get at them.
"On Wednesday evening a thouaan
Hoerr appeared on a ridge in open or
der, Vint yar.ds long s'oneealed line
continued Bring from every direction
We could n..t charge, but when th
Boers vanishedunder the Bre of ou
Mune, we edit.wed them. We wer
compelled to retreat W. were unde
a hot Bre all night. We laggared an
slept In the saddle. We were all play
ed out.
•'(fitly one chance remained -to pup
through the Boer llner, at any coat
and ewr•*pe. At dawn of Thursday w
were Bred at heavily from the v111ag
of 'nutter. My horse was shot iron
under me. Horses and men were (sill
Mg on all eldest of the hill where w
stood. We a lee hotly- engaged on a
s1d.. with NM Intrenchdd men. bo
had no rover ourselves. The wound..
were dragged along In wagons. A
were In the open at the m.•r. y of th
Boers. It was bitterly cold and tau
hands were benumbed.
"The odds were ten to one again.•
us. Our men were cursing Johannes
burg. ('ries for water went up o
every elle The nutlet-Ingeof th
wounded were dreadful. rot an poem
was In sight All the fighting wa
done from ambush. The situation wa
hopeless. We could only stand and I
shot down.
"The Jameson party's flag of true
went up. It war an old shirt. Th
The goer, continued to fire anothera
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minutes. The Ptetorla artillery arrti and opened Bre. tour Maxims eoul
Lave knocked the spots out of them
but we had no ammunition. At fro
we thought the guns were the arta
lery of our allies.
" Thank (rod, the Rand fellows
lame' was the cry that went up.
"titer hope was abort lived. Th
firing stopped. The Hoerr role up o
us from every direction. They gar
us food, for lack of which we we
nearly dead
"James"?' asked if our Rees wou
be spared If we surrendered.
" Tee.' flee Boer leader replied. T
lives of the men will be spared, b
not yours.•
"'Never mind me.' cried James(''Surrender.'
"I escaped by representing myself
a Times eorre.pondent. They let m
go. The others they took to Johannes
burg The Boer losses have been rid
culously understated. Theymust ba
lost at least ISO men. I was at t
taking of Mandalay in 1glSS,w•s In t
Black Mountains. was the first up
the Ruby expedition under Gene
Stewart. where I was shot In t
chest and forehead. het I never sa
braver men than Jameton'e.
"What do I think of Jim himself a
his generou. blunder '
"I1 -n the plunder. Jameson's aim
ly the grandest man 1 ever met."
0? INTEREST TO WOMEN.
The girl wbo 104.14. a th. dtzay welt:
will hoer with interest that the bead, of
1eM0ty bays deeded that wu
t•a uut •
Jun waltz W tater will be mule fashionable
than dentes.$- the Dolt 41400.ace is you sit
uests,d of Leo.1 he 0..0 • right arm b
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ars4 the girl's waist elide het left hand
bolds bet right, Her bead is placed bta
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ly oe brsbuuldet and all lou have to do e
to lastest to the music. Auer 'bat is ronin
thins lite it It Is • miteaaw to have to
g allop • utile ore inorder to get a hug or
two. A room full d people .sling mimed
• sofas buggies l Melee* dere to our
action.
• Betel MrN4te
Pat three sousese of pesrved wisest, cat
*awl. Into • bow I, with three deeertepuun
b
tuof the syrup, the well bestow yolks of
fear eggs and • pint of cream. MIS well
caulk mid oouslowly • double butler until it
thickest', sebum *III be 10 about lab min-
utes : remove Crum the fire and heat with a
wire egg beater uuul u e ue•rly curd, Add
two ter sortie .l poker zed .ar and .n
mode of moieties, pr. vtoly disrobed to
warm water enough to cover it, strttttatsg
the I.e.Heat natal thoroughly mixed
. ad place is • 110014 oat toe.
t are ed •ere rases.
m
Abeeeee tat the stir are painful and
danger..ua. 1 hey ate peustnl Lathe
extreme when they oucur ta parte eurrou.d-
.4 by tone because of the seething caused
by mf.mmaumsss
0s. mad uoaqueat preure.
1 As soon as it to kuo*mm 'maimed
that abeoea
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fortag, the war should be puuled per
w
sesttly with but Hemmed maul puultioee,
to beteg the ue
.betrmw
es to • head at... o
them to di.charge through kb* outer tau.
The au. se keep. the a.at.•ese localized. A
small Hr b1t ter. about as targe as the fins
juror of nines thumb, 1l.u.1 behind each
ear, is helpful where the •*,lunw
g ema ob
au11 -
tate. arm opium and lead wash ea
eat helpful to .yr nge the ewith tame a day.
Yo here the.bece.. is vetWe, tad shores no
•ppearwte of ureelong, though ready to, *mobil 'mould be opened by *mobil hand wtth n
a clean needle pot•t to let the atter out.
Attar .vn•gtng welt the lead wash saturate
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MONEY TO LIND.-A LARGE
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at lagrottoes. Illeregsges. Appal
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IOUS V L•S IN LIBRARY.
ABOUT O9 y, Weekly sod IliaelruMd
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MMPI lO0MtINIMI •
THOMAS OUNDRY, AUCTIONS=
and la.arwese /goat., eadecl.0. ea Os,
sad Here District Mutual las. ComI
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loaded to 1s any part of the ceeste. R1y
ti WIN ICNOX, GENERAL JAW -
.lad Lead Yelteter, oedertek.
the Mrseness to
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Oiw-Cir. sa..h.aasdN. ePeLetiw
1104edere Mess heves
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New York. Jan. IS. -Cape Town spe-
cial cable to The World:
A thou.and armed Burghers In
Jchannerburg to -day were hooted by
the ('Inlanders.
The Burghers have prepared a strong
petition for the abrogation of the
treaty of ItRM, under which Great Bri-
tain claims the right to ofintro! the
Trttnavaal's foreign relations. and for
the annulling of the British South
Africa Companl's charter.
All 1* quiet In the TranswaaL
The Boer Government refuses to al-
low Cape train guards to erase the
Vaal.
All goods are opened end Inspected
at the border. The traffic le thereby
greatly delayed.
TO. gun Ws..sdW fifr emuir am°
Om el the ane. tra4ltk Sedge Menem had
te try w the Divide. 0..rt yesterday was
a wit jr wages for bl.seU
f
mid him by little Jimmie Devi*
agabast (kwwford Brae., l•tamfe. Jlseeeds
sad that the defeedosb bed agreed M .m
play 4mnMt sad bet goat far advertising
purposes. het 1.454 se esrry out their ma -
Mast The owes was mwnred der a
Moak" waist' Jimmy saye be was geld te
No see/ sea O h * widish . s mese' le.
BMW two web' mese' 1.r
himeell mad " Did she sat kelrk wets M was mo
god r the by was oaks.
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wNo. he um a Wait" Ptl. Wan yes
!ft' w tensa::Garb-NWII M Wiwi.
.kir-me shed garment are treat tie..
Geld *Sale tee the dasepeee flell •w/
tightly. lees is ea hour', tame with • fret
area, previo.ely well 1,4 is/hissed sed pd.
Thad *nth a bath heck
Ne ow k*owe bow nosh ass ar Gad
piess•st1r and sauce sateeaol017 it is to
see properly kept bests. I always
have . hoard thickly voyaged with powdered
heti brick is my laundry, oe which the
Weems are rubbed every toes they are takes
off the rage. As all soap bo. Dover does
the well, ora hit Iron. • broke* others
rase. It mete emitter. Gad is Ia5•luable to
all laundrwmes__ani•t• u w prolessioa.l.
1 wish every wettest, knew the capabilities
of her own band basin
la many oases while washing my hands 1
hays at the ,erns time made clean and
dainty sod Irish Sed sweet seine little (blag
of household ase. I think my palms and
digits and wrists are w smooth and soft and
aocbapped and unreddeued as say lady',
Geed be. I alway* dr. them carefully had
tee good snap.
If say one wishes to tollow mi example I
would bid icor take courage. 'there is no
thing degrading or dug... ting or fatiguing
in the tart o1 waehinr It is very plea'•
ant and cleanly, as aur.. as essentially •
womanly persona
w.Srb eat 0. These.
Lucknow S.cttnet. As lung as people
will be duped, iso lung *ill there be sharks
and skew Som. ladies in awn saw an "ad
to an Amerman paper that by ouu.plyieg
with certua coodittoos. the all important
of which was that to be sure and err 10c.
In current o0tu of the mute or In stumps, •
awe set of dishes would be sent. The 000-
d'tiose were complied with and a box came.
It was quer large and the express charges
were quite large alio : so were those o. Mr
Davis, collector of customs. The box *w
taken home, the axe brought from the shed,
end in the prseence of all the lewdly. it was
opened I'..ery eye wee strained le see the
"tee sett. 1 bare eau a good deal of saw
duet, wt i_bwiIt come in heady for bedding
when straw is mo scarce, but there was no
china glassware or crockery is stew. ezoept
• smell cream jag. sager bowl, cup end
saucer, such as Samoa Claus wnietlntm
puts tato the stocking of a three year old
baby, There was poly one thing to do. and
the* was done by the head of the hou.e,and
it took the form of the ezpletive, "By
blank, sold.' !dorsi let., Avoid thew
Linde of papers : lod , (;ase these "ads •
wide berth ; 3rd., Feer clear of al: thing,
having the appe•r0oo• of a take Shake
them, se tt were.
TO Cl EAN YOUR KID GLOVES-
atreetsas ser Mina 11 ae mereesnfnll► aa a
reegeadeeal. '
Only the very hes' quality of gloves eau
be sucoemfuliv cleaned. Kut such • glove,
provided at u of usdreseed kid, may be
classed repeatedly and worn til it te liter-
ally worn out. It is more difficult to clew
• dressed kid ,1.ve, and even ruder the
best ttrcomatw0ee the proceed' is more or
lees a t0ure.
The eitmnon way of *•Shing the glove in
benzine or gasoline is murmur to the loath-
er. Stretch the glove o• • wooden hand,
er, if this tin not 0000entent. on you' own
hoed. Have abundance ot clew flannel end
vottos roar by, With • little benzine oa •
smell piece of flannel go over the entire
glove, finger by tenger. As soon se the fl•e-
nel beoomee wiled exchange It for clew. Do
not use enough benzene to saturate the
leather, but simply enough to clew off the
wiled spots- Do but ro near where then e
• fire or • lighted lamp- Rub the glove
with the finger tips, gently downward and
upward, and Dot In • circular way or across
1 tbe leather. After tieing gasoline on • soot
rib it with clew flannel until it aroma per
featly day.
Only the very highest quality of benzine.
K, better still, gasoline, can be used. When
Me riotes are thoronghly cle•need,rubthem
With oleos filmset and abundance of talcum
powder. This powder can be bought at any
:ret-olass drag store, aid 10 Dentworth is
ordinerily enough for • year's supply. Rule
the leather -thoroughly in every part with
this tol0.m powder. 1, makes the glove
sot only pliable and pleasant to wear, like
a new glove, hat at pats a sett Meow oe the
Mather. _
The Art .r Waleites.
Far amelia wanking -amid who would wt
like to rival the Qu.k.rs and wear kerchiefs
end ',WWI of snowy hue sod web-like text
tare'-atwp•re two basins at woe, roe filled
With warm water tad melted soap lather,
I the ether with reaming water.
Stake year article. be to curtain. spree
or skirt. Inness,, squeeze and knead.
Motu regcit.• the same handling es Mea
ikee't rob. Aay spots or .tuns may has
kuthsd g.rtly with . soft toothbrush. If
eh1tiaata peer bora: mixture through.
ilisais meds with • pisob of borax thor-
oughly dissolved is a httl.bd,i1*Well
It as. very valuable olosaing .ad 0mabiag
1 •goat, if used carefully and in the right pro -
r( sever allow weds to be weans ea my
i Mesdry except through • towel. This pre-
vests
uo-vents psMeg mid (raylsg. yet dries it gaits
00.54,. •e yew Gaud it damp is order to
stere\ property.
1 Net glue the fermnl• for boiled st.r.h:
Om t.Nsspeoatal of whim .tarok, *w.
g.tblaepeestob 4 said *air, sae-qw•rber
feth ..mines emadM, eso•leU t...pesaful d
MOMS 1a to COWARD
Me gays as silmeelf sad Will Defend M
Cb.,41red Company.
London. Jan. It -A Cape Town de-
spatch to The Times says:
"Dr. Jameson'■ men are now ietng
handed over to the military escort at
the Natal border. Each man signs a
declaration promising to proceed to
England as a prisoner• and not to rah..
any questions respecting his legal cus-
tody en route nor attempt to eenape."
According to a special despatch trona
Cape Town. Cecil Rhodes, the former
Premier of Cape Cranny, was Inter-
viewed previous to sailing for bland
and said:
1
an, 00 coward, and I anon not re-
sign my seat In Parliament 1 alert
meet my detractors and dog be auto.
Sed It civil rights are granted ate taus
Ult1anders. 1 Intend to be presume s
the annual meeting or the Chartered
Company 1n London. when 1 shall ad -
4,..n the shareholders on recent
atenta."
•N ..were/ from taw Sealer 4
Atst>ltland. N.Z.. Jan- 111.-'t'he Maoris
.f North Island have talegrs*bad to
tbs Sari or OlanMow, Governor of f40w
gestated, offering to forgo a guerrilla hem Mi: the marsh hath IM mid teeter
a▪ bouidat e0 .rvI a to the segtrirsDemo. �0 quits emeetb Add tet tallow or wait
mare. web aerybs be dammed Oeees- SW wall. ail, *kt5lmiiatg. par es Min-
wr7. im water W1 the marsh bse•s••• tr.iigaf-
•, deaefsees ISa4esa4. eat. Thea add your Sligo, previously dm-
0od.rlak. Ont., Jan. It -The sOdal 1.1504 fa • hew WHIM maw.
siumostms (p of Mb vote lm Wont Her- The aline weal/ make.ayWsr
dipped
la took y1to the °otes
urt no, to- M it very edit Of ,Seem jimsr -vow► it
• Sad H.tmwltet Meer Week d.- meet be very .s1h &YMMt.
enured
ty. C. • ' else* tor P.11 vele: tbegOtareerx ..+ dry tker-
Mr. Oonsmon will Maws Per Ottawa
THE STAFF OF LIFE.
Adulteration and sui•..t.tutJou to food pro
ducts Mare of laic yrorr •.00105 GO grave an
evil. that 1,overnmentm e.. r> where bees bees
obliged to call to the seri...es of osyalytta to
check their spread and reit) the Iitr. of the
people.
One of the must important articles of food
uo.fueatir.ably le BKhAU.
For pure wholesome Bread, it must be made
from ]telt end Hop Yeas' . for thus reason 11
11 easily soluble in the lure,: of the stomach.
orin other words. light of digestion.
Hop and Malt Yeast is pronounced by the
beet analysts to England to be the pure ..d
unadulterated )sari. and , used by the beet
bakers In the country.
IN MY BAKERY
Yon can get for one cent s. much Bread made
from Hop Yeast we ie.. cin for three cent.
from the pressed )trot. which are forcing
thein elver un the public but which do not
and cannot give the same sweet flavored bread
M 1 BREAD IS MADE FROM THE PURI.
MALT AND HOP YEAST AND NO. 1
MANITOBA PATENT F[.OUR.
Try it gad prove for yourself. It tin the most
wholesome and sweetest bread that can be
produced of aay yeast on the market. My
ung experience in the !Winn business has
proved these to be facia.
D. CANTELON.
AN 1896 STORE.
WHAT IS IT LIKE ?
It's a live store where
. - • you can get - • -
ri=OD'S
SYSTEM RENOVATOR
PURIFIES and 8TRENOTHENS
TIME BLOOD, Regulates the Action of the Liver and Kidner. and
will be fond Indispensable to cases of Female kregularlides
AM mar Omegle as tions Own Is
re LAWS LAMMATOIIY.
find Urinary Diseaseltl.
**taut•. MIA
NO SLACK DAY
WITH TIS !
Some u►erchant, look for ,hark business clay, alter the lu,t of the
year, but we don't want thecae, uuo1
UP-TO-DATE GOODS
-The newest and be -.t to be had. -
Imam g e there* S :mos as
Metas regi ri 1.*srN Mia°- T oars wrestilii, The *Mt Sell spots w aAw silo r a
ens • • ! se'
Ours is Such a Store,
New ideas in Fancy
work ; dainties in China
(roods and useful articles.
( /rders for plain and fancy -
needlework are taken.
An interesting place to
drop in when you have an
odd moment.
WE WON'T HAVE THEM !
Well give you such goods at such price; that will wake trade.
• Tbts is the way
Youths' Buff Pals, size 10 W 13, solid leather, trouble toe, regu-
lar, 81.00, for $ 75
Boys' Pebble Top, Pegged Boots, size 1 to 5, solid leather, regu-
lar, 81.20, for 98
Men's Heavy Laced Boots, Blucher cut, rivited sole, guaranteed
solid leather, regular, $1.25, for 1 00
Men's Waterproof Grain Boots, felt lined, regular, $1.75, for1 25
Girls' Rivited School Boots 1 00
Women's Heavy Laced Boots, leather lined. regular $1.25, for 1 00
Ladies' Kid Ruttoned Extension Sole, pointal toe, patent tip,
worth $2.00, special at r 1 50
Have you tried
WESTGATE OVERSTOCKINGS
They're the best. We sell them. GRAN BY Rubbers and Overshoe, in
styles.
H. B PO LLOCK'S
all
NEXT STC'RUY BROS.
New Fall
Millinery.
iii
THE FAIR.
McLean's Block.
( lode rich
• tbk. _ ....... .. a . . •
COAL OIL
COAL OIL
COAL OIL
MISS CAMERON, the Hamilton -Street Milliner, having
- visited the wholesale millinery centres of Canada, she has
been successful in procuring a complete stock of new shapes
and trimmings for the fall trade, including all the new
chenille effects, etc.
In returning thank. for past patronage, .lie invites
inspection of her stock.
1: MISS CAMERON.
CHEAP CHOPPING
AT THE
OOLERICH WOOLEN MILL.
1 beg to say that I have openetl a store corner of Colborne-st and
Square, in Mr. Lewitt's Knitting Factory, and have made arrangements with
Mr. Lewitt to attend to the selling of our popular Woolen goons. You will
rind our stock first class, and made of purr wool, well selected, consisting of
TWEEDS, FLANNELS. BLANKETS, YARNS, ETC.
Now is the time to buy your woolen goods as wool is fast advancing
in price. Buy before the goods go up.
I have put a new Grain Chopper in the Woolen Mill, and will be
prepared to do chopping every day. (.rain ground tine or coarse, and have
put the price down to 4c. per hundred pounds, hoping by doing good work
and fair dealing to receive a liberal share of your patronage.
G. M. COLLINS.
A Carload of American and
Canadian Coal Oil at Wor-
s!1l's.
Wholesale and Retail.
Delivered to any part of
the town.
110 Cords of Wood) Tented in
exchange for stove6.
The largest and cheapest
.tock in town to choose
from.
WORSELL & Co
TIE STOVE ANO
FURNACE SAN.
'L BUN ON STOVES,
E WE IBE WING IT,
QThe
Stove wit!: Steel 1 oven in the
(3ran•i .level Wood Cook
ONE-
GRANO JEWEL.
NOTE THE FOLLOWiN(; POINTS. -1. The Grand Jewel tae • genuine steel
oven. which makes it bake with about half the fuel required by other large wood stoves.
2. The (:rand Jewel oven plates are made of Steel. The rennet crick. Has a
patent double fine in front of oven, whioh makes the oven bake evenly ad over.
A number of second hand Wood and ('oo1 Stoves cheap.
H18t ER & LEE..
A Little Knowledge
is not a dangerous thing when it .lire, t: your attention
to the fact that the g - re": - • RNA - A
1 'rte►
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London( Ont.,
is giving the most practical and business like course in Canaria. Everything
strictly high grade. Write for catalogue and College Journal. School re-
opens Jan. 2, 1M96.
J. W. NATES rEJ .VELI, Principal.
Cheap Winter Millinery
We ere selling our large stock
of Millinery at greatly reduced
ptie'ea, many linea at and below/
coat.
a[IBSEB YI&TES.
P. a -Store next door to let.