HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-05-04, Page 6ROBERTS' ADVANCE
NOW BEOINNIN6.
His Front• to be Swept by
Mounted Troops.
fflAVY FIGUTING NOW' GOING .ON
•• Bobo; Witb Strong •Force
Opposing Gen. Hamilton.
'CANADIANg IN THE THICK OF IT,
British Troops Have Been Fighting ,Since Friday Last-- Boers Putting tip a.
• Great Ferhe-elritieh Sometimes On the Defensivee--Maieeing•All
Right on the aOtit of Aprit..Leaaeltef Promised by 18th of May -Boers
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Massacre Native Women Who Tey to Escape From Mafelcing-aeroes
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. of SaneePost Whe are to Get • victoom Cross. " •
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Londdne soutF 1*---7-rhe IV" °Inge biak 'ad:411431El, and tbiesi moved west three
reeeired the fellowing despe,teh ' from roliss;-)where it met a. largo Boer coat-
-• 6-eiteral Ro'bertc Mando,.,tWith nasim glans and, pom-
"Bleetnioatcla;',14aY 1."-Glon:ril Tart 'Pam% which Shale& the BritLh
s , ly, Oen. Dickson and. bis staff getting
RaMtitrinly;teftrolietl. 1€6ter1aY in a: 4 VOO:c1, Stare,- of attention from the
Aertlierly 'direction fromNelan 'Beers.
•'With :a body of not:mated Infantry and: The ele.ers tutelar' been tilliawn west,
,1ntt„kporr1etes brliado ,of aliments, tire Peventh Infantry dtivicion, under
Gen. Pole -Carew, :a,dIvaneedi; but their
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ins attving ta,kten the wrong: read,
4f4t gautaely he found -himself oTh tire aseanit cauttb net oemmerfce
be-
po.e-1 • atreng :force commanded fere 14.0. The cavalry aviation' Wtifi'
by General Botha In perSea. ' recalled to :assist in Crease:Etat, and
•.• "RehefOrOcalOnto 'reached t1113 fdmile at 0.15 the infantry had tuken-l'aarde
dari.ng the day, anti I tilrected French .kraai.
t.o.stasseugthen shim during the,night n Slondlay, April 23, Gen'. French
, from -Thabs, Nein". This: he was able assnenied command) of the fierd force,
to. o, as the number of Boera" lat-the „veneisting lof the division under Gen.
..ijelghbotheeil of Thalea, Nelru: had palato-Cure'w, and the cavalry
; .esirsielterablY deereased. , under 4C11m: Dickson. Oedema Were la-
• addition to these trop li tm'l
suieds,to march to reinforce Gen. Run-
'3Ckis sheuld be reintereed during the die et .Da Wetsdorp, The British
day ...by. Broadvvoed% Cavalry and marched to TweR4dpur-lc,'Whe're the °rut -'
-Ornee*Earailtela's -infantry-brigade. pots ecoobanged) shate,.. with, the en-
"1-1..aptilton Mentioned' that IPS cas- en'y .luteing pomplents.t •
:snellties yesterday .Wiere'abcait thirtY• tia-Ttiesaay the British marched: -to
••;"Iltfaxwell's. brigade of the :.seventh* 3ushrea1uefontela, as strong :position
Atvlstoa.yesterday oxxup1d Vlakeient. Totee,t:ng ..tite: Modeler- River, where
Ars and Schanskraal. a row.of koplee.1 tbout thootand Beers h ?LI the Place
without 'netting with opPositioa. But ar:tit ono Rrupp guu 'and Seine p0m-
t11te mounted •Infantry Were: enplged oht*..., Gen. Prone:" ordere3 tha thirds,
for Fome 11011r$V7 • • , ' 4,valry lasigade, under Gen, .Gordori,
the forward, ridge, which
Yet t Ote. • . e • • ‘• e-
•...eLondoe, MAY- -0Peraelons • (era; rcal zing this, endeavored 'to
, Which have ' been .proceeding cater At :the saute. time' reinfora."-
zoilduy the.iieighbOrhood of Thab4 WZ-re ,111irryin4r up from both
No:hp seem likely to develop in Tie Ncv:h5le, cavalry diviSion.was •
ifertance,:but'Aoe little is known tOn- engaged until 10.45,..when the Boers
arising theni to : enable a very dens :sv:..eo :erlven back.: The total l British
• atatentent regarding : the situation: :ts-).-1- was 45101(31 and wounded. Boor
Whether the Boer force at YfaUtneY, •r'sottors state that tire eaemy suf.
Mentioned in Gen. Roberts' despatch; "'tared' heavIlSi•
Is rear guard covaing the passage T:tat night Be Wetsilorp and,' the
of :the' convoys northward, or a more *.'ellew:nr, Interning, Wepenter were
important force, It. is Clearly aeon.: evaeantod by the ,.Thaers. move•
. adorable strengths, and apparently: • t. se. -at; to: have cleared the toun- .
THE ,DELEGATES.
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
new 0:1 the pert of the autito Attest
at Ottawa. In making arrengentente
regartang their return to eithca Af-
t -lea or Canada.
/eight or Get Got.
lea patch
rerraliftiZALIZI;Tgrundere
to- aye Mee.' 43.ya Aria SOM) ary oX
Stl,t0 IkAtas of the South African
publ&e. declared to a recent ebetor at
Pretorie tamt not only wbuld every
Englesinuen bo cleared out of the
State. bat alaa every American, Ger-
nuet or any man of other nationality
who was not prepared to ehouleer a
.leauster and fight for the coantrY.
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11.18h at tee Cape.
Cape Town, May 1. -At a leg meet -
Ina heel here to.nighe an Irish. as110-•
eletlon was formed. • nose present
1311,:x7rfa Lapfleti;ra;4tactlift:e4(11utri
the voice of the Irishmen In 'North
Aire= was for "Queen and country."
17.
. .AWards ter Bravery...,
• Bloemfontein, May 1.-A general, or-
der haa been pulalehea tewarding the
Victoria, Cross to .nn officer, a nen-
0°mm:satins:I officer asel a gunner of
Battery A,, of the Royal Horse Ar-
t ller for gallantry etsplayed during
tee .r. cant fghliale, lii.tur.o."a. post.
• Tito names of the recipients of the
Victoria Close are • suppoeed to be
Ma:or Itornby, Sarga Parker and
Gunner Lodge.
London, May .2. -It le difficult to
unravel the tangled frtories coming
from the eteighborimed of Thaban-
elm, but apparently the 14ritisit forces
are engaged in a movement. Ataviog
for- its oblerat thelvenuning in of the
Beers still in that district; Whiie
Genterais French and Rundle are litad-
trig the Boers at Thabanchu, General
Broadwood'a cavalry has been push.
ea Houtnek (not Houtney) in ties
hope of intereepting the Federal con.
voys between Ladybread ands Win -
burg. As _Gen. Botha, has -been rein,
forced, there is every proapeet
sharp fighting. The new•eeene of OP.
Matte:is and the general Movements
of t•he various eolumns are taken. to
eidloatte that tierce Reberts le cielaloY-
tag ble army preparatory. to begin-
ning . his northern march, now
sec1110 likely that it IS tli3 comniander•
tothiere intrptlen to advanee
slrnul-
to Rimberl*.y, BleenVon-
teln and y,,adysmith, with the' view
of preeenting the Boers trim condein-
..trating their Tomes at any given
point; •
S -417,;(1.W
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May Soon the ate
despatch from 13:o.ne ontEin dated
yeetergay, ohrooklea the. prevailing
opin'on among: the townspz.OP.:0 there
that the War Is not likely to last
'more than, !let weeks after' the larit-
ish advance shall begin:
el Ye ' • woe. tie lt,y- of the posidoa, The
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• Expelling the. British.
-is. despatch from rrctoria gives tho
text of 1 rcalent Kruger'., proclama-
tion expelling .Britisli suhicets from
the Transvaal. It sal -4 .....At auniCr-
pus' burghers insist op lite rantoval oi
- k
.1.4•••• -•en,
army, he" Ailment* that 86,000 men EFFEa
•nF OLEMATE
are under arms today, and Hoye:•
"But it newt be taken into account • .
'that every Boer is an army unto '
himself, and that every ono bi
loeunted on a fleet horse. whieb can
ratainhitreee It Aou the tgarbeereit Ir no
,eletrecsvivee 'coupe smelt to epreveet'
nil
the Boor from dashitre up. delivering •
ft blow and esealeing la time to pre- '
•:;.aeniviea.getheci . einaemm,y; from doing much
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• A. D. W WOLMARANS.
These Itepre3entatives of the Attlee
couragement tn Eulopc, and Ara
holds poiltione that are exactly suited
-to the Boar methods of -lighting. These
positions are among preelletotts moue- _
• tainse which • are descrIbed as being
°VOA rougher than those in the Coles.
berg distrIce, • ,
• Tee Boers have .posted several
from which they •Are pouring shell '
leta the British centre Tile damage
()Meted hitherto,. however, •seerne to
have been coMparatively small, and '
the British guns are everted to have
already driven them out Of emus of
their. pOsitions, ' •
A day or two. will probably elapse
•• ..before anything very clefinits le learn-
ed 'about this. engagamerra.• arid the
epertitions itt Vlakfontele and Seharee
Kraal. Gen. Roberta' 'troops ere about
-six miles east of Karree •sittlIng, ate
movement of the troops • to,that pleas
Is .alternatively construed here as
-Part of the deployinent of ' the Army
preparatory to a • general salver -tea or
. ' the *ginning of operations canting at
•.the turret* of. Ge.n.• ilotha's present
wittier). •
.Opinion in ,eorne quartets clings to
• tee hope that thetrieleti will even Yet
be ,able to tot. off the Deere who are
retreating !rent Wepener- and Dewete-
dorpe . ;11
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-.Definite Forward Move.,
rrbe Times' correspondent at Bloent-
fonteitteeeferring to the fighting at
Thaler lecke gape, that the whole
fiOnt from the rallenly ettetwatel is to
be eveeet by Mounted troops prepara-
tory to .11. etifintteforward mov.e, for
which the (*roe may now bo termed
orgeeizete •
The Ham etirrespondentaays that e
German engineer, who was In charge
Of the Waterworks, was captUred and
. taken to reroonstatl. ilewas eubse-
one's* releneed. 11r sant when ee
wai Wt Xereenteral there Were 'Only a
feW Boars.there, bat litany .fficelatnies
nnl tuttivee Were heavily entreneleng
the potation, Tho Deers had moved to
PfaildfOrdr, Where they °elle:tett to be
atteeked. The engineer Betel tile
hitrSher0 Are confident that they eat"
prolong the struggle nritil the British
are abeteutele. Weary of the contest.
Matt of the Doom retreating frOne
Wepalet" and Dewetsdorp ate goieg
• to 'Whibilege ete the large British force
.at Thaba lechn fenders a retreat to
jeggindford risky. Rewires aro 'current
frat Drepaforti may be natunionee
WItitalte a Ogren:
r. •
▪ WeeIt's Vighthur.
ItieettiTontelit, April 30, 11,30 Lino*.
trolloNviligls A Multamdry of the. work
dant lby the rfritish cavalry divielon
Niue April
The Fourth Cavalry Brigade ret.'611"-
•ledflordere ell that cley to demenstrate
teiverd:e letter& kraal end 1464W kip,
• with *It& tebjett o trAtv:rq tih6 Doex
westraere Ito •elleele the. atfanitev to
oast ItesetW keg The horse. artiVery
Pestde 1001. At 3.15 it deer-
mt. ADAM FISCHER.
Republics Have Failed To Get En -
Now Coming To Visit Washington.
try smith of Bloemfontein; • -
Gen. Hamilton. seized Thaba Nehu
On April 27th. Oa his march eastward
e enct w:th light opposition at the
v.tterwo-ke. wh:eh he captured.
At /steel's poort he found a eery
ttoag fo C3 in merlon an 1 at:ticket
'Aleut wth great auceeSEI. The Cana-.
.1.an trOope ware engaged. • There 1
• wero about 20 casualties. The Beare
tapeared to have left their contra to
:ofen• 1 the flank of their position, but
he Ittetieli it, and the burghers
were soon driven out.
Hunted Prom Hill to Hilt.
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London, May. 2. -Winston Church-
ill, telegraphing to the Morning
Post from, Thaba lechu, Saturday,
April 28th, and describing the °per+
atione there, sees;
• "Yesterday art:moon, upon the
withdrawal of th British demonstra-
tions on both flanks of the enemy,
the Boers pressed to. clews quarters,
and leitehenetess Horse were unable
to evacuate their poeltIon until nese
ntglit The suspense caused • great
atedety. ,
"To.dare operations Were intend.
ed to drive out or to Intercept the
Dome They occupied a wide horse-
thoe of mountains, with Convex face
towards tut Gen. Hamilton succeed-
ed in Crushing the Boers on the right
and opening a road for Gen. 1)lek-
son's cavalry brigade, whieh dashed
through and huntel the enemy from
ridge to ridge, shelling them with
home artillery.
"At last We arrived at 11e rear
horisealea, and the Beers, in pertleis
of 200, could be semi within the en-
cloeed space running about like rate
111 it trap. Dlekeen hoped to matron,
bag, and he eignalled to Hamilton
regarding the eituation. Hamilton
g 01) every gol
jklier he could 'find.
"Suddenly, about half -past 4, the
Boer army, nearly 4,000 strong,
moved about the horse-shoe, and be.
gan marching nerthearst. 1 had
weer betore meet ouch an array of
Boom , •
"Their order woe so regular that,
• at firat it wee believed they were
(len. Gordonet cavalry brigade. Out
• they quiekly opened with artillery.
"At the same time, the Boers wit°
_eaeaped earlier in the day from
- our brutglnee trap returned in forte on
Dieksonts telt and rear with two gums.
In thee° eircemstancee, Dickson. re.
!solved to retire, and ite oily just %frith.
drew In tlineet
141014161.11.
•• Canadians at getley.-
. Leitemr. May 1., --The Canadians In.
•.vallito,I borne front i':'outit Airiest, and
now itt Netley Demitat, 4r.1 all well
• with the ereepiloa of rim. F. R.
• of tit i Qtt. tin'. Own ItItee,• Toronto.
MR)ia eonfinei to 1114 bb4 with en.
(tele fever. Al eentplate o tate trial.
A Quebec) • Lady Maud From
Mat Suffering,
$he Owl Tried etany Medicines Witli-
out Avail, Ilut leittmately round te
Cure Through the Use of Dr.
Wfl-
ilarne' Fielr
, Few boallyaftliations are more Or.
rible than- disease of •the •hetet. To
live constant dread and 'expecte,
tion of death. sudden And with last
farevvells unspoken, Is for most, pee
pie more awful to, contemPlate than
the moat serious lIngerieg iliness. The
slightest excitement brings sufferke
and danger. to such people. .
For several years Mrs. Gravel, wife
of P. IL A. Gravel. foreinan In Barry's
cigar rectory, St. John's suburb, QUe-
bee, was such a sufferer, but thanks
to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills she la
again In the enjoyment of good healte.
firs. Gravel sayer' -
"My general health win' bed for
:several yeara, my aPPetitte was poor
and I was easily tired, but it war"
the frequent sharp pains and violent
palpitation of my bettre which caused
me the greatest alarm. I tried man.v
-infidicitIeS, and was treated by sever-
al doetora, but in vain. Finally I bo.
came so poorly that was net able
' to 04 anY household work, and Vas,
. frequently confined. to bed. At
the stiggestion of one of mY friends f•
eeekled xo try Dr. WillieMs• Pink eels.
After. taking a few: boxes began to
gain oe* atrengtli and vigor. The
' my heart wore less frequent
and less severe,. aead in ever way
_ health waa Impreviag. I ion tuned
using the Nile until • heemairtaen
eight boxes, wbee,-1"-hed completely
- recovered my:health.' I. have gained
.in flesh; My appetite isegoorl, and • I
! am able to clo alt my household work
without 'feeling the awful fatigue
r
haankful to Dr. Williema' Pink Pills,
s.
or they have'truly released me from
remelt suffering, and I hope that
others may be induced to try this
wonderful medicine:* •
D I
before aubjeat to.X am very
-bite and as the' Govermeente
isdestrethe of toMplying with the.-
wahes of the burghers .and others
f/tNotable to the wePutl c 'ail British-. -
0/_!.1. Lteghiltig in the, diatt:lit and •-tOwtt _
of 1 retorts, 'arid tlie 11r tvrotersrffinxii
gol I flails -mos t•Iettve theestv
It thirty-six :hours from •neon, .Aprils •
f!0"4 -h., Exceetion will be made in. tit* :
cape of thoae obtaining specials per -
mite," . •
'7 'Oen. Iltintittoti's Losses. •
• Lora Roberts forwards a yet .of the, •
'ziarmalties of Gu. Otn, Hamilton's
ferce, April 80th, as followe :Jellied •
•eelelotowere earker and .
ane private.i' Wounded -four • off ieerS
.five .mert; Mitt.sirtgtwa officers
and tea men..
• • • s •-
' Prom: big
A,•tIespatch front Marking, deacrib- _
Ing the Boers' attack of April 11th:
Says: "Timboxilbardment of the
Crcusotes Was the hottest of: the
leg. meet* 'elzells entered tits. lios- •
fatal n'ed wtemeres leag r. Under over, -
of the "artillerY a .largo force Leone
mrtrtied by troxija (the younger), in -
eluding tbo: German. .force, arte-meed
close ,to. Fort AbilItne.* -•
• • • c.iNApte.xs. iN tr. •
. _
13oers Were Driven Freon tho Hilts al' •
• Houtnek....
111 aban ha, May $.-20 Ilam-
11ton's divilea was eagagal ye ter-
day,and to -day I.n forkiag p...s age
northward. it IfoutilOk the Boer
front he'd a Ike of hil.$ conimInding
the aides of' the 'nek. The Canadians
and Gardens Attacked the Mit to
lett, And tile ShrOpahl.rea and 'Mar-
sh ming 1iosr cupported by a battery,
also made an attack on the enemy,
who eventually fled, leaving many
wour.ded, and the passage Was
clot red.
Boere on the meuntein are now
she ling the outlying camp, mscusiel;
-toting removal to a serer New!. '
The Boers have three game on the
He to tee enabwarti of thi3 place, out.
side the rig e of the Briti,b arti,icry.
The Beer shelling is Pot doingany
damage. The enemy rtsain their pc.
altio:31,, and the netub. are Pot at
tempting te, dislodge them.
(an. Hamilton., by ,reaelang Bout.
nek After a full day's fighting, se-
cured the Thabamoliu.Bloalnfontoin
"Tat garrison tale tow until the
Boer force watt at elose range, when
they fired a volley, killing five,
wounding many, and the attack was
repulsedTiie bombardment thmt
comsat The Deere, under a Hod Cross
flag. were permitted later to recover
their dead.
THIS IS SAO.
Reitz and Kruger Will Quit South
Africa if British Win.
(New Mark, attay 2. -Writing from
Pretoria ander d'ate ei7 March 23rd,
the tWorldfte specials correspondent,
Reward O. IllIlegast says Shut hula
dream Of the majority of Boers ane
cattirig ebritit for a suitable coumay -
tor which they can go if they find) 11.
(lseirable. State 8ecretary Reitz said:
"le ;the English take, these republics
and Dales, the triton Jeek over therm I
will take my family to America."
%tarty et the older Deere will trek
to Gernenn West Atrka the thous -
arida will emigrate, to( other coun-
tries; 1:
- The, friend& ef President Krieger say
that it the Trantwaai lams her Mee-
- peneence hei will spend the last years
of this life in Midland, or Germany.
• r WilI amsss Pink PilI s ate bY
lr,g -to:the root ofr the disease. They
tenew and build up the blood, and
stresigtben' the nerves, . thus driving
disease from the system. Avoid inn -s-
tations- by insisting :that. every . box
Yon Purchase is :enclesed• In a wrap-
per bearing the full trade Mork, Dr.
Williams' pink Pets .for Pak People.
I1. your dealer -does not keep them .
they will be: sent postpeal at 50 cents
a box, or six boxes for $2,50, by ad-
dressing the Dr. Williatas' Medicine
Company, Brockville, •Ont. • •
"- . • •••••
• Boaro: Was •'.4- Torontouton.
• The man whew:, emiy. was found
a few daysago in a decomposed state ,
in Buffalo Creak, lieffela has been
identified as Charles Bearer, of To -
tont...). He was a resident Of thee.•aety,,,
forkeoeveleilayeark. The enTee perma-
nentemployment he•le known to have.
had was the position:of norter at the
Clarendon hIotel, King • street west;
Toronto. He had eo 'relatives In the
atty. . • . e•- • • • '
A 'Chatham man says*: "1 treated
for four years with physicians for
pities :in my' babe and stomaeh trete
•ble 'without .reIief MIllera Compound
The Great Lakes' Influence on
Weather Conditions in
Southern Ontario,
Variable Nature of Climate in Lake
Region the Cause of KidneyDisease
-Mrs. It. Fitzsteamone,er Nelson,
lielton Co., (awed by Doddee
, Kidney Pills. '
(Elurlingten, Aprit ea. -The County
tarigrallite91)1,0:tt 110,21° iberstd fluiLtfaukte f Pet%
for Dedd's Kidney Plats to the Up-
per Provenee. It hate ite share of Kid-
ney Memo like every other district
in the north ltaf of this, continents
ere vintage, town, �r cite lo the north-
ern zones ilea ever camped. Climate
efezietis;eiebrieanogra, leleatreseearoafe,leldtberairey Dais -re
vetrloun causee.
• In Qatari& . letchte•y Disease in Ito
Maine forme Is the most econatoo al-
iment, AEA •the oemmones5 cause, of
lainey Disease its this Province is the
variable nature of the elielAte‘ Thesil
two facts, •peabably Eatolaira the ease
of Mee. R. ruzstionurms, of this place,
Helton County .1yeeng under the try-
ing weather oonettione governeil by
the .Great • Lakes, Mrs. Fitezsinem.one
tale of bar °name:ace with Redd's)
Mewl Pelee • •
• Some time .eec. $ got a very bad
Um" I •was /Madly able to walk,tnd
peen In my sista. It was, thee baat
110thling that/ took seemed to 0. me
any geed, Ael It seamed to be frothing
wort& I •thought I would tirY Your
0,04 •before 3 bee used Me box
Ti began to feel betelar. Ry this Cam 11
had Used two beams the pain, all left
ms, and teat bottler sthatri x have
few ovate a your. ' tell all lay f riende
i>rt1316g" me
D."4-$14'61 WlIng37 11118 luisi e
dohefor
Not' All Tette '
"flan you tell mWe Ito A /tattles was?"
steked the old natal of the proprietor
• of the book,stexs.
• "01t course I can," was the rePlY..
"110 vats the citam,pion. lea,r of the
World at one time. Del anyone ,cail
you Ananiats '0' -
"Yes, sir. Tee, called MO Ananias;
- and dpramy buttons if I didn't, t.hink
he was giving Me a ,bushel of praise.
Next man, calla me AnAniae won't
know what how* fell on blin."-Wash-
ington Poet. •
Howes This?
- We offer -One Hundred Dollars Reward for
- any case of Catarrh" that cannot be oared by
Ball's Catarrh Cure. •
• , F. &CHENEY & CO., Prom, Toledo, O.
- We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in: all business trans-
- actions and linat_cially able to carry out any
obligationsmade 1W -their '
- Wgsr&Tauar,Wholesale ruirgista,_Voledo,0,
WAisortro, XixIgaw & Manvor, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, O. , , •
hall e Catarrn. cure 1. taken internally, act
Ing wreetly upon tho blood and mucous/au.-
-
of the system. Price 75o per bottle. Sold
- by all DruggMts. Testimoniafr
ls ee. •
, Ronny Pills are the best.
Iron Pilis cured me."
• . To Soften fiends Quickly.
• First wash them' -thoroughly in tepid
water till every vestige of dirt" Is re,
Then before drying them
glycer
allied in equal proportions. Then
dry thoroughly with. a soft towel,
and pawder with almond or oatmeal.
liebeard's Liniment for. sale every-
.
Vivian Clerlso Drowned.
' New Haven, Conn., April W.
Carcloniale, a Foottialt dancer, and
Via Ian Clarice, one of the "Cleric°
iters," musical sketch artists, were
drowned ey the upsetting of a canoe
on Lake Weithey yesterday morning':
Ethel Cleriso, who was alto in the
cam*, was, saved by a Yale student
vvho was revving in the vicinity.
Almost H ninon.
(47::e 1 n tearfully e,xcialtned
his wife, meeting hint at the door.
"That parrot you brought bome, the
day 1"
What's the matter with him ?"
asked Mr.. Ferguson.
I don't .know. Re won't tell me.
When J ask him what the treable is
' be •just swears dreadfully :"
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Broom Quinine Tabieti. All
druggists rtit'und tb.e money if it falls to mire.
26o. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box.
, •
He Spoke • ,d.dvlsedly.
Ingo wayred eaway In - the ammunition
Returned irlglettee-4.1id• Pet-X.Waft
wagon ,
Listener -Don't you mean the am-
bulance ,wagon. . •
tetuened Fightee-Nce sir; I was
so full of bullets thee pat me in the
ammunition wagon.
voog for Missloparies.
• The _Oxydonor, patented by Dr. Sauche,
formerly of Montreal, appears to be a most
serviceable Instrument, especially for those
living in outlying districts.
amain g the blood to absorb oxygen froM
the alt it burns disease out of the system en-
tirely and cures -without medicine or pain.
'eiZg"'la41 maces use of nature &roatittieitiiinoiremtrkahl: tharid
hivesuotgreabsuccese iaanlassot4gase
and bo so geitoralty
uscd in f.mlllcs. Evon
Physiciansaro beginning to rely more on
.oxygen than ever before It Is to disease What
liquid air is to power.
• Gets His Dieners Anyhow.
First Veteran Actor -Well, how
• goes it? Good er1gagenrsnt 1 suppoee
-good pay?
• Second Veteran Actor -Well, old
friends you know bow these things
, are. Salary, properio speallIng,
• don't get, but I eat the whole of an
enormous beefsteak in tee second act.
• •
•
Mittiard'S Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
Contrary Evidence.
,• "flowerer we may disagree, the
• ntayeaty of us Americana are genii.
,lnely patriotic,"
• "Oh, T• don't lolow. I notice eita,t
most of "ust turn to the South! African
war reeve before we think of ,the
Philippines."--learperei Bazar, ,
A/Meets Grip Powders cure.,
• • ,re
gentreal Attrhor Board has dad
cabled to aceept tate plans of the Con.
nem syndicote for imptereing the bar -
bee on the ground thtett they do not
comply with the agreetnenla
• A dose 'of Miller's Worm „Powders
occasionally will keep the ebildren
healthy. •
• Play -two Years Without it Dank.
,Some animate can live many years
• Without water. A. paroquet lived 52
Years in the London zoo without tak,
nig a drop of water. A number of
reptiles live and prosper where there
la no water,
Miller's Worm Povolors Cure !Geer
- In children.
•
'She Was Aecepted. ••
"You are featly anxiouts to -go to
Smith Africa, to nurse the leek and
Wounded? But, nie dear young lady,
have you any experience Itt. nurslog,
the ale% and wounded 2"
' "Rather I Pour of me brother:splay
football, and My father took uP CYO -
ling -at 76 1"-Caesell'e,• •
litinardes Liniment Cureg Burns,. ete.
.66.0. a • swatfl
•
Beers 36,000 Strong.
New erotic, May 2.-eitoware IIII:egas,
writing to the Worle from; Poetesaj,
save: ,'In the Doer army it is cus-
tomary *5 grant -a burgher a fort-
night's leave of absenuv after he has
been in laager two or three months.
A low tethivate pieces the number of
211A1 'off comilon,ln,' as it is caned,
at about tour thousaipil at OM
Tlica there are the • Ribiserenelline
Boers, those who retriain bebind in
(temp, nail Will not go into it light
unless they feet in the mood for tio.
Ing no. lk'forn tht reserne nt. Riniber'
ley, LAO/meth and leta,rdeberg it
Was 111111tti to find at leest one-third
of the 113011 belonging ti thlo eloAN
lua *Inca then the per eentage han
been matzoh lase."
Befermiag VS Wu deg of tbi) BOP
Commerebti Mau Melt at Tieg.
Xingitton; Ont., April !lb. -At Gan.
anoque last night William Gardantor„
eentmercial traveller of Napfutec, fell
from a train andhad one leg SoVered
and Wa0 otherwise badly' injured. Its
•was taken to the Kingston General
lioepttal. rt is thought he will ro.
cOireft.
11101...•••4
ERVILINE
ere
linrivallad aa a, Household Remedy
V.,••••.••••••••+.0
ilda111011011011Y 4111,01g0114 AbablittelIPSure•
to Pregent and Quickly
• ' Relieve and ours
COWS, HrOsi ch AIN Neuralgia,
Coughef Tonsilitis, Sciatica,
Croup, Quiney, Lumbago,
SOW Neck, Swelling, • Tootharthe.
Marmots, Diphtheria I
Rheumatism, ileadaehe,
Sold by all Dealers In Medicine.
Nathanielen'terly, blacksMith,
tenploymi by IN. dewier at Prts.
eott, while rnfog 1 at hiss Work drop.
ped denti battle h anvil.
Miller's; Warns leelvekort are the
• host laxative • loins for thildren
lie Moe as saga
trauma DRAWING ROOM..
--
Roles end, Resulationo Necessar y to
let Observed.
Numeroue queettone are often eelcal .
When a re SC -room la to be heA u I n 88
by women ailXitata to attend a royal •
dra.wIng-roem ea • to the rules and
regula.tione necemary to be oleserved
drewIng.
W041,4n, 120.1 seeing taut latimatIonld of
the stet% toboutd at once write to •a
ing hint of her Intention to be pre-
sent, ancl if reue is going to Make A
the lord chamberlain u. note, InBsterne
vm pti 0
ISSUE NO N. 1900.
41.0011141111M4
preeentatien oho ahould alt tee same
Unto !Marra him of the feet, and the
name( of the wows."' IMO is to pre-
sent. t ". 1t
No unmarrled.woman, whatever Iter
ago or rank may be, eon make a pre.
fsentationtMile is a PrIvilege accord-
ed to the married they etkA
At a drawing -room present only one
woniaa in Addition to their °WA dangle
ters or daughters -In -lam. The troatan
who makes elle presentation mustet.
tend tbe sante clrawing-room as does
the person abo represents. A mar-
ried WOMall can make A pr0004tAL19n
ab tire same drawing -moan WO Which
she herself has been Preseateili but
wirer* ehe does ea the person she pre
-
septa masa enter the presence awn-
ber after, a,ne not before her, •
A women. 'who merely atteetls a
drawing-room:v.-that is, who has
been alresoly presented -simply cour-
tesies to .Her Raesety 40 the pestles,
but thoee who aro presented kiwi the
Queen's hand while courtesying They
tadQueinr?, but place rlaeatI'e hands inr
hand beneath the Queen's hand, which
She extenda to them to AIM. When
tate Princess of Wales holds the drew..
alnreg-rprooemseefotrealiedro Maadeaktiyaa.thheorsehawahdo,
but courteaY, as do those•wifo are Him.
ply atared, and both, after they have
made their obeisance to the princeee
Who topreeents her, courtesy as they
leave the. presenee chamber of the
roYa1 family on passing them in the
_order in welch they stanct-bhicago
The weak, flutthring heart becomes
strong. and regular when Miller's
Compound Iron Pills are, used.
The Mining Indrtsiry of erree00.
Of all tbe industries in Greece min-
ing takes the foreraost place, mai
doubtless will assume targer pro-
portions the future The coulatrY
Is rich In all kinds of minerals, fetch
as lead, manganese, brown coal, an-
timony,. and especially emery. Bich
deposits of fine marble 'also occur in
many districts. In 1898 the value
of all the minerals expelled • from
Greece was about .,one-fourth of the
total exports of thelleingelome
Mineird's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
•
Could Not Hold Title.
. ,
At a ithurcli meatus in ono of the
suburbs of Chicago, hold .for the par -
pose of taking measures for increas-
ing the intereate of members and
drawing others:lute tbe fold, the In -
4 (Miry was • mado whether a certain
= lawyer of the congregation, wheee
financial affairs were •somewbat In-
volved, had. "get -religion." To
which another lawyer present re,
sp.onderl, "No, I think not, unless ita
In Me wile's name."
11
People tainted with scrof.
ilia very often develop con-
sumption. Anemia, running
• _ of the ear, scaly eruptions,
Imperfect digestion, and
enlargement and breaking
down of the glands of the -
Ineck, are some of the more
prominent of scrofula symp-
toms -are forerunners of cow
- sumption. These conditions
can be arrested, consum
prevented and health le.
Istored by the early use of
X knew MINARA'S LeNIMENT, will
euro Diehtherie. • • : •• • *.
••• JOHN D. )301IMILLIER.
• French: Village.
I know IiIINAXIVS/ LLNAARNM will
• euro Croup, • . •
•
. •• .• 3. F: CUNNINGHAM
••(‚ape Island. •'
'4 know •MINARD'a LINIMENT. IR the
• beet reinedy on earth,
}T,OARPA /). SNOW.
NorwaY.,11P. , •• 3. j .
She Was Accepted.
Scoff's Emulsion
Your doctor will tell you so.
• Atalldroggists SW. and Ace.
scam& BowNA Chemists, Toronto,
• The. new Cunard Line stasiner Iver. .
elle, arrived et New 'York to -clay, from
Liyerpool, and Queenstowa. • on her
maiden trip, vvitli ,182 -cabin anti
1,785 steerage passengers. Rio
&vernal 1.6.8 knote, • •
If , •
Mihlerie Componie Iron Pills only
25 mate ler 50 doses. . •
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGU •
-Velma and Gerrard streets, Toronto. Certain-
ly the leading Business Training School in
Canada* Twelve regular teachers. Fifteen
rooms iapetuo,1 use for class and study hells.
Splendid nquipment,_ including SIXTY Type-
writing Machines. Enter any thne. No yam -
WWI. Write for calepdsr. • ___
W, H. SHAW. •
A SX YOUR GROCER. POR. THE NEW •
Coffee, • Manufactured by the Coffee Co.,
Leamington,' Ont.; free eample sent on ap.
plication; f3uPer1or 10 all others. 132.
•
.6f1/1 fitiElliiiiITISIVt; BE GURED1
Iron can't tellwithout trying
• .....EBY'S DIIISY 01 v 6
The Now Chemeed compound, wonderfully
effective in mins Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Pain 'nth° Back and Sides, Ltnnbago,
Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Frost Bit.es_, Tooth-
ache. Bruises,. Kidney and. Bladder 'Diseases.
Sold by all druggists at el cents, or from
M. P. EBY,, -Chemist. Port Elgin, Ont
mounigaseammemommoinorinum
FORSAL
• Unproved 1.00-cusrefarm, in the
Township.. of ,Plympton. County of
• Lambton, . Cheap, under mortgage. •
On easy terms, only $800 down, or
secured. Apply. ae oncer
• ; Landon Loan Coe
1 1 Lcindon,• Ont.,
• ere% -
,
,t GENTS WANTED FOR OUR TWO NEW
•,21. books, "The. Library Of South, Afrhai
(four boOkii• In one); and "Dwight L. Milady;
' The Man and.His Mission"; the books are well
-written andeartereateeana arts not it reheah'Of
old Matter; tho prices are low, andtheterme
• extra liberal; Wilk can maker McniTlf they
•take hold at once and sell our books. Pres-
peetns free. If . you mean 13usiness, other ar
rangements forthecanyassergbeneflt. William
BrIgge,IdethodistBook Room, Toronto. '
^
• "You are reallYeaturtena---te-ge-to- .
South' Africa, to nurse the sick and
wounded? But, my dear young lady,
- have you any experience pl nuraIng
the sick -and wounded?"
• "Rather I Four of my -brothers play
football, and my father took Up eye -
ling at 76 l" -Cassells.
• A chemist Rays: "On e
of the many tonic p1115 0 the mar.
ket, I find Miller's Com nd-Iron
Pills to posses*: the greatest
streegth-giving • propertlea. They'
are undoubtedly the best weeklies to
baild up the system." , • •
flow Are .
Your Corns.?
• Do They Sting?
Are They Palled?
, Do They Make You Limp?
A Painletia and Radiatil Ours for °calla _
of Eyery DeMeriptiOn.
PUTNAITS
PAINLESS
CORNAND WART
EXTRACTOR.'
A sure, gees, and Reliable Remedy That
is Guaranteed to Iternoge Coral% With.
out Pala or Diteinkifort in a rew Days.
The PrhleiL40 linen which Pataatnle
Painiesa Cern Extractor acts le on-
new. It tloes not sellk deeP Into
the flesh, thereby produeing bore.
nem but acts diret)tly upon the ex.
throat covering of the eerie eeparatea
It front the imam layer, remover the
direct pressure front the Dart" and at
Once °Sleek A permanent curs With.
out pain or tilseomfort.
Let those who are guttering from
corn& yot neepteeal of treatment, try
The .bue.tneris ,seettem Of Gatineau
Paine was. swept by fetrec the lee°
emanating to 430)0004 •
110 tor CataloCue. ciente-I/Avon LAUNCH 60.,
Lamoltei NM 0 0 seaworthy, reflable, no fire,
YITSPERMANENTLY CURED BY DR.
Xline'a Great Nerve Restorer. Na
• lite or nervousness after first day'
' use. Send .to 931 Arch, street, Phila.
delphia. Pa., for treatise and free $2 trial bottle
Forma) by J. A.. Bute, 1780 Netro Dame street!
Montreal, one.
Mrs , Winslow's Efoothing Syrup should al-
ways be used for Children Teething, It soothes
and is the beremedy for Diarrhteit. • Twentr-
,thaveecohelindts, sobfotettnas the gums, cures wind collo
OXY1)0NOW1
• (Trade Mark Registered Nov. 21, 18993
Are you slek? Has Medicine raped to euro rout Oxygen
...
Will cure. send for our DA of testimonials* von may know
some of tho oared. NO FAMILY OAN ALFORD TO BN
WITHOUT AN OXYDONOR. It is nature's came no Medi
eine. ho eleotrleltY, cures while/you:deep. AGENTS' WANT0n
OXYDON COV•0
efiwle Mark Registered liov.$4,1898.) ‘40 Iting street west, Toronto
. •
'•
Lawrence 6ranulated.
The Best Made.
100 Per
By-
"Putnam's.' and by the complete.
noon of the cure they will be ready to
tivommend it to ()therm.
Beware, of 441401'004 Poisonous
acid mubet1titte4, Add Vike only Put.
namt. It never fails to cure.
Sold everywhere, or by mail for 2130
from N, C. Potion 1,4 ;N. Klagston,
Ont.
Proved to be now
:Cent -LPure
ublie Analysts.
E. 13. IPDY'S
PARLOR •MATCHES
Produce a QUICK., SURE DLIGHT"avery time. 'They have had a
reputation for neatly half a century.
roe Salo by alt virst•itlass Dadilierm.
MANUIrACTURED BY
THE E. Bit EDDY MI • LIMITED, null. Oiulada.
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