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the bacon n very Import-
tapie for dbecuseton at the moment
and ale Many are giving their
on the subtre, 1 take thla upper
-
of geeing mine, The problem
greet" the Wet* hog at a profit
is Vs paella that have been paid
duff* the past year. During the put
months we have had letters
ming, presumably from men
ted La pork.packlag
telling os the kine beg re.
to productbaeoa for the Eng.
rket. •It fen/ light
are being wet to MPhil, eMid
ot Intormetekei Eloy title line,
Meng propted as to how the
yore* so the bacon hoo iit
A ivraok!
111 the fleet place V the* the pack-
ers aro to Memo for Ho many light
ime being nuirkeeed. lf they would
tO hence° then the drover e would
molt buy them, and contequentle tiler
remain lit the hawk of the
f r until a proper weight Is reach,
sd, which would make It more
Meltable for ell eoncerne4. At the
plant there are thousands of hogs
d to packer& teat bring a prolit
o one. Whether this clam uf hop
tbe tame of the low mica offered
ally I know tort, bat 1 do know
t bayou generally get choice lemon
for the game prtee they pay for
light.vrolghts. It le quite well
usioutood by tenure what le re.
golfed tor first -clam bacon, and it
2:4.A lighter prioe for the !toe .
s for raker) to look after the
le the ouly 1 moment 'that will mime
the farmer to continue in the bacou
*Nide, Tee put year had been a
eiterther, And:the farmer is er ttOig
g011ie tired of carrY114 thel Invininn
Jolt for his health, u there Are other
wile of exercise that are just tie
healthful.
I WM give you my experience dur.
the pest Pusan In miming the 1m.
hog. M I ate operating a term
of Jerue cows and make a
ty of butter the year round,
la a good poidtlen to rah* the
bog as °Maple as any man
n t a profit. On the first of flay.
T got nothing but the milk from
111.71, piteed ten plge ae $1 each.
the Separator and tbe buttermilk and
from the house until the 8th
tt d$7 ot September, witea 1 began to
them grain. Oats and spring
rye grown together and ground Into
.were fed them until DecomOr
when they were gold at $3.00
ow . The total weight was 1..
, making the total receipts
rem Stli of Sept. to Dee.
ed 5,100 poands of grain
cwt., meth* $51,
It 10 for MP, made a tv.
of ei for pip and grain.
me 18,10 te pay for the
grinding psi% marketing,
repair' on pep (for the re'
a nett 101 Wulff they be
tie enough to fInd glee pen).
Pao the very meachlar exercise
1141Ing the swill.pati for levee
•0 half moo**. Now, I oan gpt
profit In this atml, and If farmers
wslgb their grain and count the
PIM of raising the beton hug they
Ind it the other fellow who
profit. Bruce E. Johnson, In
.'•
VO. REEVING QUALITY.
Ibeeter-Peaking comPetltione seem to
beam popular as ever, Judging by the
rem offered at the majority of the
elploultural ehowe throughout the
ommtro, *aye fn. A. W. in the Fleetest
MST. Good butter judges are, there.
a premlum, not so much on
ne of lack In number', but be -
op the beet judges are often at a
lose as to the marks to be awarded
to the several dletInet operatIou and
remit, ; And tberefore they do. Pot;
oaro lo weepy Obs position they cite,
their own Judgment, only Made-
taly fill. It has undoubtedly oa-
t* many judger that the dint-
* Monies the marlin nee
the taste end the
of tbe simple. Wily
eep probably inknown
the 'tied such A difficulty
exist is well known almost
y batter judge 1p the kingdom. To
ells matter clearly, Outdo end
Dg quality are the two but pro-
of batter, and they aro to ail
eate mir'posee rival qualittee.
ersellent qualities all corn.
re, and all loverlably fail
!moiety., or their Oulgen,
03 Judges, either by chance
ave Wen the reitelmum
rke obtainable, and time
went may be termed "the
ratl000l Judgment."
et tha matter earefully,
once sem that taste and
quality are at earl.
roe eo what Is the twee 01
due? Not to the fat, that in
certedel, lia pure butter fat
very toelpid rebstatee ; there -
era nivel leak to Nome other
tuant ot to tarnish unsettle
17 motors! to develop
e accustomed to
and- eepecially to
in its alialYels. it le
t the "nutty" tee*
by Judge, (Midair
for" Ise oompetitors)
not from tile fat, but
"Medi not tat" of Milk.
II peeve thle by evaporat.
to dr7oeas a little milk
ter extracting the fat
weeds by ether, taste
Th. "nutty" flavor
thot the goal of
to have • beeti
t he nil of the fat
now, with reference to the
qmiAily, To PI batterenak.
11.41,alsolin abo puree
tat the better the keep.
ty of the sample, and also,
Mita pure tat ea much na
DHOW le 0004ble Must
of. lint Whet Our Ws
4 Is t. away
1 mce&
of the nut.
t two 'plein
was tether
reelable de.
both pal.
all the poem&
to ellen attest
Ay destroy the
It not be better to
la one kind of
OS I the
,
,
nul
..
et: In.
goof
Off
w tit
eouore,
chink tire taste Is hal Im
15,
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b the itsiditioa ui ...sweet*
ot pee n et;
betteresakeee
POUI,TflY HOW,
ponitrymaa map tiled he
it. n AO if a
OUT BOB NI I. CATARRH.
Mrs. Hammond Says She is
Fat and Uninteresting,
1•=••••••••••
A STUDY IN MONOCHROME.
Sirs, Joh* Ilayi Hammond talks eti.
ceiling about the maitre of the house tertainIngly of ronditlotte and people
Lt not only waram bite house, bu III Betith Arrive. Pho hos title to Nay
drier' the air. Da not have the flume ee the Boom:
toe thigh, Theo; it no need to he al ., Beth mon a no *omit igo tif it 10W
*MUM Ghoul ettrbenie sole gas en mem of efo. Tice town Boere who
cumulating al then will be enough
(rut ale get In from the outside in live In Pretoria have n veneer of mate
ner-a Nave of commerelel orate but
1110.4 Poultry townie, often more than they are in many ways lees admirable
,o'ne lantern 0136 keel), wattle' Ptlerl,,,IY than the country liteere. They line
"88 00 4 10'44'1 nide th `"e Ilttle more ambition to decorate
(noun 16 another good plan to secure their IleMen Mutate their ehil•
a dry house. The ;tailli(ht qp the wall" dren, but their attempte are crude.
and (lure dries tfie leoate, A damp There bi abooletall, moon,
Crouse meson (teeth le poultry.- Boer woman -alto le n blatik. Thee
LAME 011) ()TOED. SIIELI,s, are fat and prolific, anti beyond that
Voultmosen Are tremtently told to there la nothIng."
feed broken tooter Ifilella to iheir "Are thee never attractive te bail!
poultry ie will was naked,
Provo tke quality of the egg alielln. " Ruely. They are ell we eolor.
Wo doubt very nettle if this hpa been All of South Africa le monochrome
Proved. Vie lime feen4 in, ' oyster -the dusty IMMO of Ite teem, the
ohells insoluable, end is treleab:o skin of It. people -it all is of the same
only in tiolde. The protests" of diges- color whew. And elle women no,
tion may liberate auto of the lime, eunhumed and dial III ador. They oro
but we rather think the rilef us of lacy arid slovenly. Thee been none of
elle broken cotter shells is to p meet the thrift of their Dutch enceinte*
in griedlati tree food. All the foods They, with one or two slattarnlY
fed mental* a certain amount of lime Kotflr omen* keep their homes, but
and How being brobso up by the tenet Moe wear petit Meuse
blood are available for forming egg and aunbonnets or go bareheaded,
4115111 Heed water cantatas lime in 'Choy have eeme vanity, artil will dirk
Repletion and the hens by drinking It themselves out In Pinchbeck Jewell
eati Retire tie lime they want. 11 when they eome to town to take the
mote la politela ifttln can is added atteruMent, bat have taste no edu•
to gee water. This ated of lime is ad- cation and no rtfloomeat. I have gone
vocated upon the supposition that across tho country a number of times
Jaen hone Jay eoft shelled egg' limo with my hubeitd * a Cape cart, cat
la needed. The fare is expertenee has hare often a*mod at the bowie of n
ikon that when hens lay eggs With Boer for rerrateat. t would always
soft shells they aro too tat end aucb usk first fpr water. and KU the we'
81114 aro field product uf *ranged men woe* dew trooping In with me
&Totem, Tao oto• le not la etas, but to snitch me take my bath. They
la release of feed, or issa Nee and hors a sort of animal love for mato
OPP* *gantlet and offspring, and ae tar ea 1 have
been able to find alit ere virtuous."
MUTTON ANI) 'WOOL FORSI.
,„ Is there any trogh'ht the report
In bPte" an 1314° that the Boers will put their women
Fatal"' IllititUte' Sit 8' R. It"' lat.e the trenchel ?"
none--t•hey are en),
"From my experience I have mane thing but amazon'. Tbey are Oleg -
to the ballot that the formation f
aratie end timed Get arise to any ern -
the animal has very much to do with orgeney and are absolutely witboutt
its, value as a food consumer, and alao nerves. Years ago when they trekked
In the profit we get in the sale of
, &arose country the (women were part
the product when rbdebed• Renee of the rain% houlehold effects, and
ot Huron Comity, that State, said heohere4
will 'ketch brk4I,v what 1 would they bad to take ibeir place and help
term a valuable ghee' for makIng
muttony! toed the :WWI; and defend them.
The forniatiou that would Is fa. laaeglvresgofrnol,m67t,hannadatirhese , xbouLtahail beans
.
vorable for the production of mut. t irety oat of
ton would not be the desired forma- Bow, eze "natio in, their reo,
tlon for producing wool, which 1 ligion, and, like all fanatics, are telt'
ir111 allow you further on. For mat.
_elfre,,,iernerte; ....Iterls always. 'tho. eh_frreh
ton we should have au animal with
are extrenver7 sines
a Met, broad taco, and wide ou top "'""
and sanriimonious and disapprove of
of the poll. The width on top of the
poll dee nate' the brain of the ant:
mat An animal without a good brain
le unprofitable to tonsume either
grain or hay. We want a eheep talth
a brain not only large, bat active.
How am we going to tell a 'beep
whiteu pommeled au active brain? We
can tell it by the expreeston of the
eye, ftp well aa by tho motions of
the Jaw when it is (mourning food.
The active brained sheep will make
three motiou of the Jaw, while the
!smeare and eluggisiebrained elleeP
will only make two. While Ude may
be deetrable, and la very desirable In
• sheep for teettOtot perporee, it has
60 obJectIona. This nerroue eheep
anti Is always trying to get out of
Your way. That Is a characteristic
brain. Flence,11 metes It ifoineut'itnliesP
of tba poosessing an
ignorant end dared not cope with the
superior intelligence of the English,
disagreeeble (when you are under. so
talthei to handle the sheep In the use; imported meddles:len teem
10111). by running over the Iambi. But Isonand, with whIch country they had
I am hero to ea,' thle eheep le alwaye most affiBation, .and these were
fat and In good condition. The pro. unscrupulous pohtitaleae, end. as soon
ae they felt the grooed wader their
geol. of that sheep Is always up and
doing work at the udder, no matter feet. and trollied that the Breleh
condi. would down their corrupt power they
what may be the ourrounding
Vora. began to narrow the boundariee and
?BE MUTTON FORA!. pall in the Rua. Dr. Leyds, et
droop imported unlIddlemen, wrote
We should hare shems broad on the batik to Holland shortly niter hie ap-
back, the body of fairly good length, pouttme,nt is attorney general, dem-
and we should hive the loin broad and crIbeing Preotdent Kruger an Ignr-
Imeno Or bred and Sbiskt the ant, nerrow-sainded, pigsheadeti and
top of the`h p lone, the ham 'well let ireeible 011 Boer, whom he cold play
down, and-tbe breech full, 00 al to with end twist nroued his linger all be
halve whet the Englishman would call oboe& You hear of the diamond nynd:e
"a out leg of mutton"; 61411 ire sate, but that is no:then to the
should have the flank short and thleit trustee which them intetch afkilenum
and ist down. ate thAt the raider Own and control, There is the ree-
t4 the Opp will be parallel with the Way, tho Ilqeor troll's, the drainage,
upper Ilne. We 6140014 Poo the fore syatem, the water supply -they are or:
(leek full, end the kere standing wide monopolies, and the anliddIemen Is he.
apart anti short. Tne length of the bind every One of them. Well, these
leg w 11 very mob ,srminif OP time middlemen hare made trouble be -
of the maturity et the animal. You tween the Beare and the English, and
will find that to be true -just lls you now this Americana where with the
lengthen out tho leg of the alteep, end arith In the general hatred felt by
oo much will you lengthen out the the Boer for the Attglo,Ibeeti."
time of Its coming to maturity, We ere, yon know Corte Rhode'', find
ohottid havmthe erop come,,well out, what le yonr estimate of him'?" ehe
bo that a Ito let down from the eye was questioned,
'al the sheep stands la Re 'stare pen- ..0h, yo., Mr: Tieuenionti and kuow
tion would strike the extremity
11102 intimately, and often stay at his
the Crate !F1i'i% Wi 1110141 11030 bne 110U110" One reP11011, "Air. Ithodee le a
brisket of the sheep broad and level ; .men oe. yeete, eful use boo
not the breeet-h. hanging .401r11. dealt, anti Miele/et things where they
Such a eheep ate 1 have described nu spree -hs purpose, but tile ambition le
will find 11 to he of the most profitable goo pommel. Immo colt 16 more „.
conformation for the production of clOarinant Instinct, which he intuit el: -
mutton. Not only that, bet it wet preen rind which he meet fulfil. 115
bring a larger price when It gets to has 110 60011 vanities. There Is go hum
the market. When sve ere eeleetIng more generous. immenne wealtlt
sheep we ought to pay more attention nt the command of private need end
to conformation, in order to get the public charity. Money has Its bower,
Len machine to work up thograbt and end he known it, but he came nothIng
the tiny that we are going to put for It except (1.9 0 means -It le never
through that machine Ourliig the an end. It 11 the horse that carrier
wintery
TUI WOOL P01171., him to hie goal.
"31r. Rhoden lives In the style of an
English country gentlemen, and hie
11 1011 select o. wheels for wool -pro-
ducing, It ;Mould be almon entirolY personal *des are eimplietty lteelf
Let 1 think he apprepiaten what is
different from that Jest deocribed. goo'I in life. Ifis table is ef the situ -
The neck should be longer, the head pleat, and although he entertalne a
merger, the neck emanated with the
great deal, hei aneate aro uoielly men,
bodY oe to kava the IIPPearenue m I have sat down at hls table with
a limb stuck into a tree, and, 1 almost twenty-four somata owl 1 the only
always select a nook which lets down woman. Be does not like women -gen -
o 41111e where it unites Reel: on the erally-is afraid of Munn and distrust/I
top with the backbone. The shoulders m verbal), na'turnl, as he le
111101.tl be narrow; the sheep wedgo- beset by adventuremes and nneerupw-
forn1 all the way through ; the liana Mee women, eager to moll body and
thia and cet op into the body of the soul to secure some advantage for
sheep. The same thing le true with themselves or for someone elee. Ile
the sheep Intended to produce wool as has, hotvever, the utmost reverenee
with the cow' Intended to .prodoce for motherhood in a woman and for
toile Almost exactly the saute confer- womanly purity.
Mation should be 'ought. One M pro- "Kis favorite book for private read.
diteing teed that fee& upon protein 1ng, and the one which is always by
food, and needs Protein ln order to bed at night, is a copy! of Mame
produee It. The other needs a inlittnre Aurelius. It is worn and marked
of toodseneeds more of the carbo-hy- through and throligh, and I think the
dratee--the mutton than the wool. greater, temptation which has ever
The necessity for this you can readily tome to my problty nine steal that
We.
41the co Ps deprived of pienty of hook: Think of what it would
10.4 -to produce tile milk slite would room to have the key to a great
otherwise produce, she ferde upon her man% life. Be has it mod unique
own fleth prodleintilielk. The sheep rind Interesting library, Mit he IS not
that le producing wool, when It le a great reader. lie ktiowei what Is In
deprived of food lteceesaizioi the the book.. however. He likes pictures,
growing of the wool MI as It but he Is aot a critic, and franitlY
would grow, teach upon No Alt,- says he le not a judge of art. Ile cares
ease; hence that earwig meet be sup- nothing for mimic and tkiee not im-
plied with food -that has this property, derstand He Is intensely Impersti.
We have now two foram of sheep- Mons, and really think he believer;
one for wool and one for mutton. 1 ray- In Witte III. greaten hem le Na.
we need not confine ourselves to rine' poleon, and lm also ndtp.red very
of the thoroughbred mutton thee!) In much Dotterel Cordon rind Charter;
order to gel the best Auto theep Stewart Parnell.
for the market. We lines been, 1 think. 'Me. Ttlevloa cum" 1" trier!'
misted in 1,10 ;inel iteuee imve he wits a lad p111); told by hls 0711.
done ourselves n groat deal of inlnry. elan that he could not live a year.
Tine tesult has beers, on amount of our tie wee the eon of an Engliehninn, lie
learn of cetemsbreeding, that aloe* hal flee brothers and two sister/I, bet
fusee been driven largely out r)f the; none et them live with him, and
emmtro, and to -day when we weld, though les 11 fond of them 1 do not
sbeep tbey are not here to be bad. thlak his family affections are very
strong. Me 45, but look. much older.
Re used to be ot a Holed type, but
Sion. stem the Jammu raid has become
4Wiletre ni gale, &IP it Pia refined hie appear.
salt, Mow itato siod him meth haademeer,
, , „ bee et Vaunt MVP 110914,
Me Jobs Quinlan, ot Luiseabtirg, met,
OA almost lost fito voles from the
ittheeeit of Catarrh, A ages that bat
fled the doctors and whieh menthe or
horpiteil treatment tailed to benefit
CATARRHOZONE CURED.
kir. Quintet, Rom "For yeare 1 have
been a victim to inie of the neva dreaded
forme of catarrh. My vocal °woe became
gradually Affected, and last entimin 1
voted not *beak above whisper, I ievet
many remedlea, bet they Mil, not help. At
last the doctor said 1 aliontd have to go to
the hospital, where 1 ooind elven '°-
200 hothead. 7'wo mottle la Luttenatirg
lielinItal felled to litmellt, sie 1 went to
1011158 Heepltel, but In three week* the
doctors mild nothing could be done, end I
returned home. leteelly a Mend advised
me to two a sample of Catawba:one, end
the result was so ent'ouraglint that coo -
Waled the treatment, In ti few weeks toy
rolee became strengthened mut in a
mate sea e hen' my power of speech woo
completely teetered fselehhors gad friends
eooenr w1th me that retturboraire to the
ono. mos for catarrh and ;moat arfeetlent
nundrees of doilare expended in otter
wage WM nut benefit an lomat Ite am ex,
penned ea Caterramone,"
CATARRHOZONE
1,‘ a barer -Oiling euro fur
',ATARI'', swoons, THROAT IRRITATION.
it te new, refratlfle method of treet•
ment, that we eitorentee i,ore thew MA
ease* or money refuetlea, The atednated,
ilr, %heti Inhaled, spreads to n11 perilous
r.4 eisel passages and bronchial (Mica,
where it kith the germs, and at the elms
/Me soothes and heals the sore mentbramet,
Complete twat, eft ocelot' trentnient,
price 1; ettre buttes of ;amino Gee. At
tratestate, lw mall. 're enty'ave cent
Ohl she for Me In stamps, trout N. C.
Velum * Co., otneAton one
•
splendid, stroug, square Jaw, a cold
gray eye-tho coldest, hardeat and
most cell:Mating have ever Pen-
n floe, at'elltaltaped nose, and Ms
mouth, although large, 1. as Nett:slave
am a 'refugee'. Ills face is an enroll.
ronisin. Kipling noticed and spoke of
mouth. 1 have teen it
twitch when he talked of things la
which he etas interested -things
which moved tbe big springs of his
'There le nothing little about the
man, and he Is eseentially out of place
under graefilni find gentle conditIons,
goo* are said once, 'Rhodes is as
much out of plat* In a drawing room
al a steam roller would be under a
Male Mee.' He is esesntially a road -
maker, and he oannot handle llttle
Lignite. Ho mot do everything oft a
giant melee!
Good for Allielonariee.
The Oxydonor, patented by Dr. gauche,
formerly of Montreal, araware le be knnIn
terviceoble Instrument, woman, for sew
living in outlying diorites.
By reusing the Mood to ;moon oxygen from
Moran burns disease out of the yetem en-
tirely and cures without medicine or Nall.
Seeing trait it make.; use of itinttro'g groat
',awe ut 01=6 tx„.6 of Lb, goer. reetomelveitie net remarkable thet it *meld
have such mut bueceee in an 01114 disease
Phyeelans , ere beitneinit reit more on
mattes of life or belief, There are two
churches, the Dotoh Reformed and
the Deeper, and there is always trou-
ble between them Kruger le a Dopper,
and at the time of the Jameson veld
the countey Was on the verge of re-
volution because of this quarrel be-
tween the chorches. The belief is nar-
row and selfish -ix of Calvinism'.
"The ,Beers are almost tolerantly
Ignorant, and It is only within a few
yeers tbat Knitter has learned. to sign
his name, ami it is rtev belle( that out
of this ignorance hoe sprung the
n the Boers rave the
rs were beepXabie to
t first, and wheel the
there they were gen-
trouble lithe
Ent ish 'eh o
the, English
oitlanders ea
notes with ih bat the Boers were
11 11*. chile is maw at itIght, has
tooted to sel
dem, el
wbal le
and, he so generally mod in tam Ma
ratnapt.nt,riv,11,..r:rc:re. t is to d wage what
TASTED BUFFALO JOSTICE-
,
London Lad of 17 Sent to
Penitentiary
BECAUSE HE WAS ROBBED,
A Buffalo, N.Y., deepatelt says: David
Johns, 17 years old, hailing from Lott.
don, Canada, the lama victim of
the gang of sharrotre land Buffalo Jure
Mee 11 which Intone the railroad
stations.
;TOMS tem) Bliffaio yesterday 01.
ternoon, and while waiting In the
New York Centrnl Rtetion, on Ex
change etreet, wag approached by
two men, who entered' into conversa-
tion with him, They learned ho
war; from out of town, suggeetoil that
all take a walk, and started see
the town. After they showed Johns
the big bulidinge they made their
way to a Baleen on ellehlgall street,
near Swan. Woe he was prostrated
with whiskey end relieved of about
020
sane met Serge Ryan, of the fleet :
precinct, and told him his ettery. Johns' .
wee unable to point out tho mete wire
roped tem to buy Menke. Ile von ea
drunk that the efitgennt decided to
lock him np on the charge ot intoxt..
eAttou, Vas erralgned before
trudge Graf, in the enrolee Court, war;
ronvteted and fined *0. Not, 'Inv-,
Ing the money ho wag thee•
penitentiary,
There, are roany 1;41:13i: Who use
et 1 ' W 11 11455
In cages of biliousnews, and nuke bet-
ter results than from tiny other
medl-
rIO; one doe. Is usualey sufficient le
Correct the. trouble. •
The Watchful ProprtetOr.
Tho proprietor of n Illasgew ship-
yard, haling hoard that Me men 111(1
not start work at the appointed time,
recently istild an unexpected vislt
hie eatablishment at half•past six 111
the morning. He caught eight of a
Joiner Idling In the yard, wit!! his kit
unopened, and inked Me name. Be-
teg informed that it wne Malcolm
Campbell, the ohipbulider called' tls
mnii Into the 'office, handed four
days' pny and told Mtn to leave at
onee. When the Joiner had deported
the head of the establishment went
to the foreman and told him that ho
had made on example of Malcolm
Campbell by paying off for wit
starting Mu work at the proper time.
"Groat loott I" exclaimed the fore.
num; "that man With Only looking for
Minard's Liniment for stile every.
Where.
Color in Medical. Practice.
The use of colorer at a part of meth.
cat treatment in not, 11 nosy ono. Red
• light, for example, hut been recently
• advocated lu the treatment of measles
• and smallpox. Jean Daddeaden cured
the eon of Henry I., King of England,
of smallpox by surrounding thee:ince
with scarlet, clothing blur in scarlet,
as well as all hie attendante, and
having ted carpets and hangings tit
the room. The record shovnt this
succeeded so well that We feet'. wits
not even scarred.
NSW life for a quarler, :Vetere;
Compound Iron NEM ,
A Few Family Nimes.
Brandt eeneng reports of family
names give In England and Wales
213,000 Smitem, 242,100 jotters,
with Williams, Taylor, Davier; and
Drown following In order. For $e.
1(611(1 Smith lead., followed by McDon-
ald, ilmirn, Thomson, Robertfion,
Stewart aol Campbell. Murphy to
.1 (1 Iti lielond, there being aid,(100
of them ; then tome Kelly, 55,900:
eu111000, 48,000; Walah, 41,700;
Mettle 87,000; O'Brien, 88,400; Byrne,
811,000: Ryan, 22,000; Connor, 81,..!on
O'Neil, 20,100; mill liellevo29,000,
Miller's Worm Powders are a won-
derful medicine for nEnients nf cite,
d re n,
A brave man le sometime* a deeper.
ado; but a bully is always a -coward.
IMOrton, t :
111
1 Ei ERC I�TIEI
• •
The Canatliane Great Fight
With Cronje and His Men.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF FIGHT.
A Belmont, Routh Africa, Pablo neje:
leer the find time Once the Royal
tneadlan Regiment tended in Sotith
Africa we have hod a death ilst to
make up, Se I have auntie' cabled,
tho 'attire:in wont into action. With
the remainder of the With Brigade ot
Priardeberg, nitwit nine miler; nrwth.
eau Jacob:Mai and 40 miles !rein
+hero, on einelny brat, the lfith
mid 19 even killed and et ivOunded,
•
The Canaillana were revletylel nt
Orimpaii tentalae, Feb. 11, bet
Brigadier -I ;orient Cel. entitIoDorrien,
who atatol that Ito was well pleased
telth their grand phyeltme, theer etrial-
litem In the rtinke, their mrivemerits
on ee hate/1110u, and *141 61(0 Ivey the
wertle of emit inand Were oilseed along
tho firing line, awl lastly the belga.
dier Senbi that he Was gild to, be In
renown:I id the Canadians, Next
day the ordere to leave foe the front
were recelled, and the Cituattlarue
with the rehropshiree, Ourdoile, and
Cornwalbe, started from firasran.
Raindam wow the :Met obJeetlyte
point, anti when the brigade halted
there at nfght there was many a sol-
dier more traml for ble mlles'
trudge than he lwel over been before.
Al along tho line old nailer( were
stepping front the mike and falling
out, some with sore feet, °there weak
from exhaustion, and ;tome, with
symptom* of fever.
1u the brigade of 4,000 men 110 had
to drop out and give up the march,
06111 Of the 150 who quit there were
but five Canadian*:
Lord Roberto nntl Lord Kitchener
had succeeefully pituined the men.
oetwreit *Mee relieved Kimberley,
and after Oen. French had brought
hie cavalry through the Diamond
City nil the Ilodeler columns were
moved to entrap the Boers, who
were fleeing from nagerefontein to
the east.
Hate work nod pereistent steady
effort allowed Oen. Kelly•Kennyte
mounted Infantry to catch en to
the rear guard of Croide's men, told
at KIM drift the tall end of the
Boer** proceselon woe forted upon
their main holy. '
Then the whole movement w*) 168
gun which meant that the BMW
leader was to be eurrounded and
test up, with no !menhir; ;Mance to
get out of the cage whine in a way,
Is made for blenselt,
The action began nt ilaybronb or,
Sunday, with more mounted 11
fantry on the right fink or tire en.
emy, while the mate hotly of the
British fiCeOuiplishad movements!
rtoultml In the outflanking of
the Boers. With poneselon of both
drifts on the river (the ?dodder) the
enemy were enclosed (aid a general
attack was ordered. Then Oen. Mae-
donald's eiighined Brigade started
I Li 1 ft I t
ri on e anr he some Reetelt
regiments that luol experienced a
mighty slaughter at itegoolootein
00 Dec. 110 Met went at their
&Atli-deal/rag work,
Clef. Knox's Went at the
right, and Our °Wit men, as part uf
131111th-DOrrien's brigade, advanced 01
the °mitre, The Beer longer was on
the north elde of and beyond the
Over, and it was that point which
farmed the objective et the nineteenth
shwmehlene hop.
before.elle le0telo Attar-
,
dun ifighlanders and Canadian/ were
fully fifteen milee koutlionet of the
merle of the fight. A wholoeltight'e
forced march lay before Omen night
witerela the grit mei internee; of the
Alen were Mown to dogren 811
through the (laetrile:e, ensiling nod
plodtlIng along, etiontilleig mid s6014•
giblet now and agnet on the hard,
etotte-streWn. veldt, bit O'er carrying
out the eommand to Mutton forwnril
to what IV (114 to prOVP 0118 Of tho
f e'reesa einnha te id the te anti African
war. Reach the goal 11181 retell It OM
(RA It% you Pali, was the order. And
the nineteenth brigade worked their
way to Paardeberg hy the trate that
the Sabbath rimming hroke, Only the
experlenee of the marell eau giro a .
proper insight into the wove ing
wept of a (wool journey t.
Indeed of a rot 1111,1 sleep,* -
break, on vowel of mite
Other details of the Canagleinef&o.
,
Men wereo reshot into the
and 11) -7 teekiek, before Calm nt
home had thought of etIrring out of
bed, the Catoollans in Africa were
eending Aral retaleino the leaden Wis-
.110.
Inge In South Afritia, Ore been pleagetheoefit me,. then agate I: Wilt W003,
erable escapade/A to White About, but tiMm.ever. Final, 'after all hope tt
Avben It (Mee to lteeennte of the aopertrietly gone and a large eine el
woundinge of men with money had been 'theme away fie
whom ono has been very closely eon- Medicines that' did 113d- flo
reacted for the last four menthe, the friend strongly advised rue te ere Or.
etleke, and nothing Is left to tell Willeams' Pink P1111, etto et'
but tho gruesome and eold facts. Which We00 brought me it E hp to-
nere le (10 cloak for sentencee; there ginning of the monniet et lege. noel
le almost us little balm for tlm now them and to my jje so,
eyeful teenage of the rest of the real- movement. I cow:timed • 1.e use el
mont. The Canadlan boys met their the Mile faithfully unite 1 hot taken
death like men. The battalion has re» fight bono. I am 31'' 3140 1I1 to
rotted Its worst trials of the wnr, tend to nil housee. Ile feeling en-
nui! now the graves of the Canndiens
but add a few battle monuments to
tiro humireds In this desolate mem
try.
The brigade in width the Canadians
were marched on the drIft went
at the etager nt the north glee of
the river, which even mounted in.
For diatanole1 on *Moll side 01 tho
fantry failed to charge sueceasfully,
elver the land„was level, and an exoot
repetition of the Hodder River bat.
tle had to be experienced, mon advanc.
Ing under a murderous fire without
the sliohtest ;Metter or cover. To melte
an attempt to Marge the !eager the
Canadlene had to cross tho river, and
here they plungeden tend waded across
artillery prayed nettle Into the
soaked to the ek111, Advanced, white '11 3. elle Willett:lin will know
"too Gamut,/ w von" thq Mooed, prlutee and
themietele of miles from tho
it41010ekvis,lithetri ro11(1 Pillengehs Wth:tlyg 'Awe
Mager. riot Hee of lee Mill 10 until at ;tune
-
'1'110 11003', 805150 and mon there wag Not tegritil htlikoluni: ""1:1"';';',:t.1:0,,,1;74'1 1"re.1(:1:::111,11''1;iirricaelklf7Illelli."0e:klelliaitl°1VecdTece7Ifl0ritin:titelt1ffi:
rank*, and when the men got up front 1
the ground to advance some Caro
Men alwayn wmit down before I et, o Howell Danto, sa :
rifle shot of Um enemy,
All through a terrine heat e oi 1 1,!;';:i,liner''' Wr."4 P"di" c()
moet.dralent thundentorm the tot 11' r •
brave °Water to go for water Peen Liked flag Tine.
waged. '8,0111e ' Were abet In ':tr.kle
node burning throats. Foot ere'
morn till eunlight all teee. tee!
entradoolavambileoloinetwrhutntieptitsetror,,,A1t:iyiT
tIll Wednef4 la\ , tl. 1.,,• and mothe, mkt he Oki the elle-trosiol t
11 good dent about the chrywilltleg and
cocoons.
• After ite had got the 1,»,
well instructed he showed one of, the
smallest of them 0114) Di the coroner
• co0(1 "ckorali 'tTlite"n* Wien lien e
loehol up and mei, noel V WA 1.011" ei.
I : "My IN1101. snya thou :in pp
t'0011A 100k to him:"
kfinerele; lebilineiit curve ilendruff.
woonooirwro,...
etabled nibs); tittWtNue le IiiktiNt
le Mn ars doing well. It '
thak i t Ose, tleye te bring them
111"011 ishek trig to Modder. sever,
but they *True them yesterday at! Attacked by a Pima tot
zrot to the trate Waring them in the
a tereoon. tome*of theta were even /latent Foo But No
a ter that trying entrne,y able tto be querui it
emit down to beepitel in the regtear
train, and the mu followed through . .
late •lust ntght is the ambulance
train.
1 talked to the wearedsdedeour own
regiment, and tboregh they had ked
o hard time le, they were in good
merits and looking for extra* 10 1(1,
1 was oil the Olin wit& Lieut. J. .C.
Meson eine al the. two officers who
Wee wolf/Med), nod the. getting
along excellently, es also •
Pei:eller,who hail, Mid a toted; of
the Mtn,
,A detail of 130 men ender Sergi.
Davies, li Company, tone 1143 be-
hind at Iteirriont, when the Canadionte
left for the frene, 1 ;Ire fir :he
stores.
In t('Nat Colonel Otter anA all hie
officers and men need W41e-imver
marintitr-and to Colonfil 430then ennui
the honor of hoeing the Caned:Rae
into 1 he Pottle One,
1 Inly one ehoplaie hag been pt.rinite
tett to go with the t'anadiame, 0*01
since there ore other PrOteeteint elitip-
Mins with the divieeen, Rev. lir,
holm (Presbyterian) ie to comma tt
Orange River t111 DM "troupe unlit
met* the rellWay. Rev. Mr, Almon 1
fAnglierin) is at Wonburg, awl Fa-
ther 01..e4ry Is with the regiment.
Stanley 3feKeown 11ro80n
DEA.T11 OF 'W. WRITE.
1 6.. Emmet Vulnine, writing to hi
mother at Windier, Ont., rays:
"On Sunday welle at breakfast
were ordered to ene up, nal beget; i
march to the Bowe We swam tin
MOrider and then met the (tunny m11
bayonet charge. We were repnleed,
And a 10120114 attark wee attended iv 11.11
the /male result is the firm, It 01'10 the laid Attack that poor Walter
Witte (Windsor,. was killed. 04,,brains ware blown mit. Near Min fel
0 DMA! soldier, whole load en
Shouldn't, were 140161 111 by u 130'
shell. The Rome went through Wel
ter'e clothing met took what posse
Mons be bad. The (hit Wm itorribi
lidglirt.i
O olinatott, M. P., roceived a lot
ter to -day 1101111 1110.11011, Unit Ken
math Johneton, of the 270 Bate.
who wee in Oa thick of the fight n
Paardeberg, where 18 Canadian
were killed end (12 *emit)ed, Limn
Johneton Is 0 Company, London
Lumbago Tortured Capt. Masi
Years 0111 Doctor Hue
femora kidney Pills -Three
Effected a Complete Cure,
letint et. Charlet le it, learelt 203
-We owe n great ,deal to our 1011*
lent firemen.
Their work obligee tImni to rietaeld
often to eitteifleo their liven 111' Sher
most upeeifish way,
A nil tho implehipa to which 1•W
are contrauttily entbjented loon leg
on thom.
The frequent tireiteltirep they Mi.
derv, at big tires, bring on R111s.
tdetn, Luidbasto mei other Kkiner
, I
troubles,
lailubago le a cowmen enemy of tho
firemell.
That lo telly so wank guAlonn 1116'
infidlen are ,PotoftalltsfAM rather while
Atilt young me11.
lotelbrigo eripplee theM, weekono
themand nitrite them ter hard Work,
Dodder Kidney Pills area specifies tar
the poeltIvo and abeolatell mire of Lune
bago.
Iodine !Olney Pills drive Lumbago
tut of the aystent entirely, by
etrengthening aed atiallaating the
kitinee'e. Then the kidneys provide
mire, rich idood her the nogriehment
of the body.
nualolernak
put ot theierehtoodKid:
Heys filter LdrkYu Pil
' devotee so eompl .
Phut IN hOW an(ft,tt they care the
('119*, T. Haagen.; ti Fir. etta.
' Hun, thie town, aye: ."I suffered
ItcrrIblo torture from Lumbago and
Kidney, troublem, till my ;looter tot 'tee,
;bef me to uee loadd's Kidney
"I have beep a member of the «40
brIgrele for 214 yeure, anal never
Let relief from these dieeeees
Dodd'* Kidney Ville gave me it Threat
hates Mimi ate totallY." •
l
• NERD
-5
- '
Maryland Mob Made Short
Work of Him,
,le ,, ,
ant eielfted ar a. prli'ate. Be ',aye that AssA tit T F I) GI ii ,,• NT.
one man els shot through thP Lev!
ts, a
on on side of him and another 6," , i; lain', ..th.1:,*fialiWit'l'..' lir..
l'evt,,, 1 rro
rdan the, oiler side. tip we,to th • ,ee root ,...a
elter 1111 father on a stem. ,.11 tin
battlefiele, tip "pretty
110t,'11'' 1; 11 t spIrlta
is
,
, .,
It negro wi
716 lio„
•
ki."11"dulirienigivatihn'o
eenlgh pad
ter a brief elrtiggle
sherlft and the Intile of iv
Alen were nightly wounded. 11 had
been expected that on attempt trould
Ito made to hang Harris, yesterdaY, yO
when he was to have been brought up
for a hearing, but OM PoetPollad
until toelay, and everything seemed
quiet !net 1114116.
*Mort time before midnight it wea.
announced that.'4. was on itie
FROM PAIN TO EMIR.
Chippewa Lady 'rens a Story
Suffering and blew,
811110reil Froin Heart Trouble for
Years -11pr Misery Furl her Aggr a.
vated by Kidney and Menotti'
Trouble.
From the Rear, St. Catharines, One
.Ia the village of Chippewa, an,
...ay from AberdiZto a nelgnieweeor-gf*
Iage, and It general movement towas4
tea Jall Usk pinee. Presently 011046*
twenty men appeared. Some of
were masked. Al attack upon., the
:Jail was begun. A (n)ade of
wore exchanged between the 8 f
• and 1)0 *Milan on tlin one hand. Mid
the mob ou the other, remitting 10
.the wounding of litthutt L. Balt of
alotra the Niagara frontier, there
probably no better known or reapectea,
ed residents than Mr. and lire. David
Siltabol Both ere of German descent
and display much of the I old holtione
rd hos'pliality ao often found in the
fatherland, Te a cerrespottent
the Si. cartharinee Atar, who re
rently et at Mr. tichabel's home
ldre. Oe I 'mitten:, the followiag
Story : " Yee re ageing ,nllYelelate 1o1"
Dr, „ had" futark.afeettlie, /19 ve beet
troubled at intervene weth jealpitatiel
and severe palms, end sallleielleti
heart would allnotit tram lo heat. I
would !bemire dim, Tefft:OP1 ant
frIghtetneil. At otter times I Slept
badly AIIII had Itrotth:oliallIfi dreamt;
I lingered in this elate until teal win
ter when expoeure. iti told Orme,'
my kiwis and completely penstrat
ed me. The riming teone, whin me'
complaints were 'furt her aggeavat
ed by nomad 'trouble. loathed
food and Meld tealise that Wag
daily growing weaker. 'My physician's
treatment would aomel Immo slightly
es place, Ana 8 MI II trout Aberdeen,
hoeo name mold not ' be keened,
.v Jall doore were evettlerally forced
' Harris was taken. attt. While In
lo Ilan& of tea mob he exclaimed:
"If 1 did It, men, 1 Wall drunk and
dl I not know what I Wee about. 1
i have no recollection 01 Ite"
i, Tim mob Mottled Jtira, te a nelglibor•
,
Ing yard. where OW a. large poplar
tree. And, 9101124 4 bootie around his
ir
.fleck, flue the other end of the rope
over a Dm , He eves holetool teem the
1 gran Ind and moral ehets fired tato
hl body. The ravinee Wail left hanging
1 . untll tele morning, when le was
1 taken doom. •
It is nonrated that 5IIAN Malleable
- was with .tho web when the Jell wail
attookral last bight.
Is---- -----
' .The Hest spring Medicine.
. Dr, AreOld'a 1:egaHlt Toxin Pills dear the
• tigl tightly! '.,' 1, t'' :17,7; arrHotrbgTerVe Ior.
crupttoli' a, -Lilt i'llAVaSta, no dyspepsia, won
1%lat: 4,:li.:,.1:.,`:','"';',.','"'''.'1'.1'saell
.i, „,, „ ,. ,! when--
Ai.k..,,. 1. „.1„.„ ,i„,„ 0,11 ere timed, The
a 11,. ,,, e t i i, a Net "1e tee medicine
iili(re,
' Amattde-lamebox75,ornaboxf
Se
.r-i'1'nr'C17dil111Are,
,..1'l.riti.4tlt‘1d'
teir61)Ye ;flat hreclittla veee. e'Ur; 011'1'1 h
itew'
41
t n4 since dIseentlime the 114 leiv
heti no symptom, 1 he old cone
\:11,ni'!iiti3:11'..
uttill::'(11!'51"•
!1,1
h• o deriyed fro' 1), 6.
Pille, and will e,,t.1010 In pt 10' them
when opportut y nitres"
Photogrelev071ilieRattletield.
One of tit . Omni the
enethOdi , 0 w r eorreepo Me le
Is well et el a in Om 61)011 ecribrieree
whew; 11 1. Whighata'a artlele (et
the bet tie of elagerefonteht appeare
Meld, il18e6314601 wite photographe
elle Boston Transcript tells a story
id it man who heti a class of hove
in natural hietory. One of the mile
Jets which he took Ip was butterfliei
had received their ;than .1 tee tee lte
l'undrir night. To.00 1 in•r••
hushed and reverent,' e ', r,1111! '4°'
meta, a quiet 0000,..., ,..i.. mratot
I, ..' ,....,tt 0,81.10.
, ril° Reimmtliv • ' i • ter colonial
101`efei in Africa .1, , :eau, Wit 111 8111.
rtlit,r to OM. 11, 3 ... i ,, 1' 111,1 ti1,313a 14
flot a canaille 1, ,, • i It the toren-, here
11I0 tlOtel nof ,, I OW ,•3 leg 01 tIW
i:InW WP hni.. r,,iiel, (Altar ritIll•
un"TO have 1. ,, ,. el 41:1 61118, The report pittleheil hi the loll
1 hare re t,. . e , OW IV 111-1* n Nears ....„, ,..„,„ ,., ,
1,114l0 like :1 ti•• Sabbath then to. ,,,,r epee 1., irl Stood:ere ILIA 4
ear doe, 1 , :1, lIoyaI l.1114dIrta Il"retold/it ll141 III 31011111 Afrlea. le tai
Went ,
"I 1 d; ,'Vt IINDED..
e4 1' :Iv ?raif...1,:1, people et bolus Miller's Urig 131AV,14,1 iuj
• .
BRITISH CO1'I3I1 SHOOT.
-- -
Floe Work of the Gunners at Mag -
erten
No nnha. ,t eat
for ti, •
tho g
immeee throughout
dav without a vestige id rum.6.
(nvnt with a range of a mile, the
three field Mitteritat, the Eighteenth,
ferxtyorceond anti Seventy-fifth hats
bored up early in the morning, about
7 weloek, and moved in to 1,200
ards, where they were well under
rill,' fire, and even their Melton were
expose!. Tee howiteer, erbleh had
;darted' itt eomething under 4000
in's, came up at 8 o'clock to 2,750
ynrds in Miler to get a more esmot
range oit tee trendes, while the liOree
artillery on the right, 011 11, ellgitte sep-
Menet, which gave shelter to our cave
;dry, kept up a rattle fire night Mid
left awl In front at a range Wei
averoged•Ke00 yards. It la traisesi e
to give the exact outliber 01yard*
ench cam, because our guns had
whitely no target, but were
now at tho !copies tool now about'
itendretl 3 rade ehorter at the line
1 the, veldt where our Muer/
'tho trerrthes to be. But oneness nail
I been Bald to show that they kept np
a fleet (lOiI000tratell lIre
front of tha enemy's stronghold Mire
dot the greater part of the day.--
PrOM VogerilfOntein," by ICI. Whig.
intm, In tho April . Rvlbnere.
IdiVeres Componad Iron Plite, only
25 cents for 50 donee.
A liebblarlfle Meat,
enable tourists to erase .tho
etoglfell Channel without the Bream
veidenee of ireasicknees, a Freud.
tun 1a lenignotl 10 subtile* boat
to be propelled by cable 061011.
It will accommodate Miran 1150 pos.
;mann, and will maks !the JolleneY
in about au hour, -nod Meted ally
neCident 1134111311 tO the hwtire pow.
er the bent may =be ?pohed. end
it will at eneeoee I, 0,0 surface
111 3 ut thp i.e11e3.1' In
t
er
It Odell dee 3 '
. p, roboug, re
. otly, ,(0t101 61,3 921111
tt‘aern, who was staying
4 - 11 (0 at tho hose of Mr
tela w, Mr. Thomas Thinly
to bed npearentie in Ms I
t, hot was lean' dead the
ang. lift'. Masters 01,48
JI, 141'Frames Ilaetere,
1 1•• had 11'011 melding In
ite, ter some year*
,,,• tte when ha
Ito leaVea 11 lelle
ie I ,*earl ot
n't
ee'