The Clinton News-Record, 1900-02-08, Page 6MOUS BOER
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VENOEANO8 FOR WIN LEADERS,
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Shute:Mt Iterd. e" nen !rented ey the
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AMERICAN MDLE3 KM TROUBLE.
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tier Or the winkle Purchases MIe MP
New Waiter at Boathouse Inn Orate to south etellea•
While the British Governraent an.•
nounees that it is perfectly satisfied
- L. wee
which tbe gigantie figure of Uncle
with its investment iu Anteriean
ttioister Mete Leaders.
The favothe Boer method a pick- Rieleunar had it that the lattest
UAW YOU TASTIHO everred-killed no- fewer than eleven
men-at.4.eras in single combat. While UNLIKE ANY OTHER
yet o. third, John Patflet, the fifth
Marquia, was the, hero of the death-
less story of the Siege and fall a Bas-
ing House, Hampshire, during the
Parliamentary war.
DELL
staggered into the reeM. Hie beard .mules, and. will buy I0,000 more men CIS\ LON ? THE UNLUCKY INVADED. lelt* elienet never et es ewe wile, moss CEYLON TEA Load packages.
a -sand
wee matted with blood and se 0 who have returned here from Cape inittt, more
Won to the etaff of the Boathouse acute us n eneti Sof.1 .•aft
hag off our aficeq may redound
4 Id ore nd WO.ii work- and a dark blot surrounded a large colony declare that the mules have bawl Virhat people have to Buffer whtn •
their adeyantage In eertaiu instancee; ing it (Min tbe capaliity of Waiter; slash the breast of Ida blue shirt.
13 caused a great deal niore trouble lo he enemy invades their country is
but, on the other hand, they would end the general opinien among the His face was ghastly pale, and as 0
do Well to remember that the untime- oustomera wa that he course, and, in fact, it is to the inter.
eje ilY against a beat° he gasped out, "A Five British. ships are ou tbeir way
s was a bulbar.
ain even at that price.
terrible. Civilians are not hurt, of
reeled. into. the room and rooted heav- South Africa then has been reported. BEROES BORN.
ly death of a trusted and beloved gad a very
ifuw body end very drink, mates; for the love of God, e.
leader Is apt ocoatilonally to inflame here, ail of whiell will be loaded with Item oenerejlen. er piebeine Blond 11:14 est. of the invader to treat them well,
drink I I'm dying!"
short legs; this physical peculiarity
item. nor tweak ito.ders• so that be etal more easily get what
itoldiers with a eemi-intiaile frenzy, being further anuall entPhasised bY Tiahrly halbf the reoculdred 10,- t be heroes. he vats from them Bet they have
glahsit: of brandy was helud (to hbis 000mules.i
under the influence of which they Coat which had once been blue, the - Ps, We -0 a dozen voices e w au nut s ave een a rea y pur. me men are min a
to give up anything required. A lea -
he rolled as .
thee -merchant's shop, for instance,
will a000mplish deeds that, in chased, and. 00 WAVY a Purchase at They can't help it ; it is in their blood,
be cleared of every ineli of lea-
aeailantie
long tails reaching balfewaY down his he:II/eel° tabetnisearinintee,
podgy -looking calvele He wore a frowsy the neat s irit darted new life throu le one time has tient the price of mules ie was the possession of this heroic. may
ment he will receive is a cheque on
, 1 I like expressioa of wisdom that eyie ., " ti d d t th battle f the Tu ela Rive
THEIR COOLER MOMENTS, neouse-ooloured wig and al, bleary owl., el
his veins, He pointed to the eihrint. up 020 apieee, England. having to pay ' strain which drove young ,Roherts on. tiler it contains; end pi•obatily the Peae.
would have appeared abaolute Y Ut- ing captives. Boys, he con nue , some §2t0,000 mere than expected. . 'MGM Iti et 0 g lafi owu Government, to be cashed
dently covered the racist dense stupid..
possible at attainnient, [tee He carried an maple eunnlY tn.
. addressing the crowd, °there's u, big
, when tbe war is over. AM the broad, -
French eohooner The British are buying one speolal er-oniward to his death. Had he sure
There are thole wbo think that 'Iht- snuff In his cePa.cious waistcoat poo- loaded down with
arms for the Irish put in under Tin, grade kaown as sMall Denies. vived, he woUsid have got hie Vietorie butteremeat, cheese and vegetablem of
stormed had not General Synaena fal- from the right pocket, eometimes. from ker's Dale, and 1 auspeot they were The large anineels used on the sager Oross, as his Lattices/40rd Roberts, did a district are eaten up by the vorae-
only waiting tor this murderne pair
lane Hill would ;ever nave been frets; and, extracting it sometimes
item soldiers. Every kind of elothin
rand to Ireland agen our lawful Kirig veternmey surgeons aay, not so Vig. have risen to
plantatiens in the South are, their before him, He might even, in tinae, . . . .. - . 6
• [ farmer is required not only to suPPIY
is seized, atm pteie tor uy cheque. A.
len, the left, witli his thumb and finger,
soiaorously inhaled a portion and before they went on their dirty er- . ,
14101 hi the above an isolated in- *I ; horses and waggone, but may be com-
--nog awaY the remainder with actin- -God bless him I -for I seed madam orous and tough, although able to
I plied to drive them, perhaps, to dis-
h . A.8 HIGH .A RANK,
etance, Others of our regiMen t -and temptuous Eire of Ins fiugers that timer a-bogin' at U111 with the lantern, haul larger loads The email mul
emote* Mat leo once mei It went it Nola.
es, ao, 40, eo &6oc.
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especially Highlanders -have beep
Limners ana glasses in a manner bought by the British are tough ande inwhhisat:hreownefIrlisealb"ad. to do, whe-'; PernaPs he never gets home alive. In
tances•of two or three hundred miles,
sene a tiny. oloud fl.oating over t e though I did not think. w.hat it meant
swift to avenge their slain chiefs, At was that
wiry, with more vitality than the
till she were beating it into mY Poor . his farm, is likely to go to
the Battle of Fuentes' d'Onoro the era with a squeandah- teratteh, He flash it were, sure enough, Billy large ones, and less, liable to diseatie, thew he liked it, or not, wes to be a I ;MY caee,
horn. Ho could no naore help it than "bvraok ig :Maya, tncIrtheirt
peculiarly distressfal to poor top- ould head I "Three flashes and a
79tli wa oedered to attack the small invariably raet the hroming coacitir Whitehead," he concluded, turning to All those latiught in this country have . le
a thoroughbred rac,ehorse can hehe be- lin era thcily13focir hae ras"viii
g Y•
village from which the conflict takes and post-chaisea, holding teeth to e that individual.
been green -that is, they have not
a Franca peiva.te 'sooner was observeil Recent upon the superior accomrno a (he last words of. phor Jack Bradley, been broken yet -and, they seem, to
to sap eside into a deorway and take time of the "Boathodse," and seldom ejaculated Shone, 'That the words have caused some of the trouble in
delibeva e aim ae Colonel Cameron. left the stranger until he had cleated, a meant misobief 'of some kind we knew, al
The long, wailino shriek of mingled ver a .reP Y• t at n of mischief it was we
eldse. "Three ffashes tiled e flash' were lug swift, cc a mastiff strong. lea
its name ; and in the thick of the fight travellers with yeey strong W h
• rice. From the. day the shipment
b 1 1 after which he at once bu sale ki d
.11 I am n turned his attention to some one else. could not make out:" of mules began the British have had
at the fall oi their chief was describe He was the constant butt oe the cone- "Gentlemen," said Whitehead, rising
ed by a French officer as the .most pany in the "Boathouse° taproom; but and sternly buttoning up bis coat as
blood -curdling sound it had ever he appeared quite ignorant of the fact no spoke, "we are •all friends here now
been his lot to hear. The men notwithstanding the very personal na-
- -leastways all but two -and -I can do
waited for no orders bat charged lure of the sallies levetled at him, ; no herrn by Mating that the secret
their enemies with swab' terrible fero, "Now then yea old Welsh tup,, ram, order sent down here by Captain Monk
city that within a few minutes not a you; sharpen your etumps,° quicken was to keep a sharp lookout for
Freneh soldier was left alive within Your pace, bawled a drover at the far- 'three flashes and a flash' NC one
the confines of the haralet. The of- end of the room, the speaker himself seemed to know what it meant, and
ficer in command of the French- a ghly Welsh that he
being so thorou no doubt the same order haa been sent
man of fine stature and remarkable could. with difficulty make himself un- to other ports. Uncle, here, and Jim
derstood. • Bushell were the only ones entrusted
presence -was killed on the spot ;
while the slayer of Colonel Cameron The solemnity with which the wait- with the secret outside our own set,
was pierced by a thousand wounds, er reoeived the remark caused muoh and they've been doing a sort oe stea-
med torn limb from limb by the . hilarity; and as he reaohed the door
a little bandy-leggei ostler towelled night '
try -go up and down the river every
since. Now, just before I came
INFURIATED HIGHLANDERS, his shoulder, remarking in a serious in here Lieu's tCt' h
min 0 Wig am march -
The death ot Colonel Napier was undertone, but loud enough to be ed up to the "Red Lion' with over
beard by the company, "Tell you what, tsventy redcoats bound for Dublin
similarly avenged by the Gordon
gen- ould master, if I'd a pair of legs like Castle with to -morrow morning's
Highlanders at Corunna, This
kis men, to your'n I'd out 'em off!" racket. What. I have to propose is
iteman was adored by
whom he acted more ha the capacity A loud. burst of laughter followed this, that we take these soldiers down
of a father than a coimmanding offi- the waiter through the door; and ere the. river in our boats at once, get
Der. The welfare and health of his it ended the French man and woman around the schoonez in the dark, and
men was to him the first considera- entered the room, the former smiling serve it like we served the two passen-
lion ; and at a time when the dreadful away like clockwork upon the coin- gers.' •
lash was used wilh unsparing fre- pany, many of wborn were well known di. hearty cheer broke from the cora-
quency and severity not a man was .to him. They were closely followed piny, The Frenchmen cursed; but
flogged in the 92nd Highlanders from ,rey Whitehead, who, having been re- In a few moments the crowd moved
Christraas to Christmas. Little won- lieved at the watoh-house, bad cornett() out, the prisoners closely guarded,
der that, when he fell, the ominous thaw his inner man with a jorum of and tJae officers walked in the rear.
The bandy-legged ostler and host
cry was raised, "No quarter I" rum.
Although the svent took placeempre The Frenchman was greeted. good- Johnson- alone remained.
"Well," ejaculated the former, "1
than four -score years ago, the men bumouredly by several of the come
always thought as them Bow Street
of the lst Royals still tell of the signal pany, most of whom,'hoevever,
vengeance exacted by them in repara- ed some reserve owing to the presence runners were runners; but blow me if
Lion for an aot of well-nigh unparixl- of the lady. This vanished immedia I hat old gentleman could. run for
totfee I"
"Tnomas," sagely 'rejoined mine
host, "Master Weasel isn't 'much of
a runner like to speak on; but he
dines off -Master Hare oftener than
thee or me."
' The whole population of Parkgate,
including the strange's. within their
gates,. remained on the quays during
the night. In the early hours of
morning, the sounds of distant mus-
ketry, sometimes in the form of an ir-
regular rattle, and occasionally in a
Solid volley, could be heard by the
listeners grouped about the blazing
fiees• Byeand-by it ceased, and a
young sailor declared that he heard
I:hree faint- cheers. •
A few hours later, as the "Royal
Prince," coach climbed the steep sum-
mit of the Boathouse Hill, en route
for Liverpool, the driver suddenly
reined in his steeds and listen-
ed intently ; then the "outsides"
tartlet; an attentive ear west-
ward, and- transformed • their
left hands into the ear -trumpets used
by primitivs man. Five "insides" -
three ladies and two gentlemen -step..
ped quickly dean the road and rapid-
ly followed their 'example. Hearty
cheers were continuously rolling
from end to end of the Parkgate
Parade" and in the brief intervals
which intervened what seemed like a
faint echo floated in from the west-
ward.
The dawn began to break beyond
e y s oPPe , the distant marshes, and in, the faint
fury, • and so terrible Was the yen- g
and a thrtil ran through the. room, light appeared a large schooner in tow
femme they exacted, and so fearfully
for e strange and powerful yoice, end of eully a score of small boats. rowed
did they themselves softer in the oper-
a.voice., moreover, that theilled with by dark figures with a sprinkling of
ation, that the field was carpeted
authortty, was suddenly uplated above red uliforme with white facings. Some
with dead -'''French and English in -
ate the words of the toast
half-dozen red-coata. were drawn u
leled treachery perpetrated by the ately, however; and a fisherman, far
"Killedar"-or governor -of Jahore-' gone in ale, rose unsteadily to bis
The garrison of the 'fortress had of- feet, and in a jocular strain attempted
fered to capitulate, and Colonel Mur- the lines, "Saya Honey to Johnny,e &a,
ray, Lieutenant-Colonel Conway, and The foreigner, still smiling Inver -
several other officers entered the gate turably, ordered a bowl of pinch "for
to arrange the terms of surrender, his good friends to drink the health of
As soon as the party of Englishmen eh only daughter," whorn he had
had passed the portal the soldiers of brought over to see the -country, and
the Killedar opened fire upon them, who at the remark bestowed a languid
and in a moment laid them all dead. smile apon the company,
The enemy then The arrival of the foreign lady and
gentleman had an effect upon the new
RAN FORWARD
waiter, For a- moment. Ms slipshod
with the intention ef closing the gate, manner seemed to dropfrom him, and
but were prevented by a private sol- he received the generous order almost
dier, who thrust his musket into the with alacrity. Ile took snuff from
aperture. Seeing whets. was halo both pockets in quiek succession, and
veiling, the regiment then dashed for- gave a quick nod of acquiescence; but
ward, and, without waiting for orders, dropped almost at once into his cue -
°aerie() the place by assaultathe eatire ternary listless manner, end shuffled
garrison being put to the seeord and from the room even more Amply than
the Killedar hanged the same even- before.
ing. A.fter .placing the bowl on the table
Tho old 57th, now the Middlesex
• berdre tne Frenchman, the waiter sat
Regiment, won its popular nickname
down on a vacant seat at the opposite
of the, "Dickards" owing to its valour
Aide of the table; but the taproom fra-
in avenging the death of its chief, . ..
ternity of the "Boathouse' were not
Colonel Inglis, who fell in the Penna.
wont to stand upon etiquette and the
sular War. The gallant old warrier
action attraeted no attentiom
was mortally wounded by a grape -
The glasses were filled,. and an
shot, but, refusing all offers to carry
where eislderly,packetm.an, rose to his feet and
him to the- rear, he remained
eegan to expatiate on the fact that,
he had fallen -in front of the colters
his men to although he was a Frenchman by
of his battalion -urging
birth, Froggy after all was nu* A
keep up a steady fire, and to "die
good fellow that some of his ancestora
hard." His words and the sight of
his blood infIamed• the regiment to must certainly have gone over from
Looking down, they saw tho:t the .on tho deck Of the sake:nee, with their
this exPloit that there was granted
new waiter's elbows rested on the lieutenant, who later on came out of
to the regiment its "laurel wreath,"
table, and a pair of long• -barrelled pis- Waterloo with a musket -ball in his
a facsimile of which is still borne on
tots were levelled from them directly foot and a captaincy; eta several
the colours and on the collars of the
at the. headie of the foreigners. His manacled figures lay on the deck
KEN'S TUNICS. face was corapletely transformed, as near them. One or two more figures
One of the most dramatic eolsodes his keen glance rested on the cower- there wet°, who lay even more Still,
ing eiair before hina and was so light- yet were not pinioned.
In the Battle of Waterloo was the
F. Howard- ed up with, animation that he, was al- As the schooner drew near the
death of Major the Hon.
of Hy., most unrecognisable. His figure, too, quays the shouts' of the conquetora
the "young, gallant Howard"
ron's "Wide Harold." This dashing. seemed to dilate, as, without a trace and of those who awaited them seem -
In one mig ty c eer.
officet was killed towards the close of of the egrelsh accent, there rang out ed to blend h h
the fight by a sudden and unexpected the words; The driver's whip -lash described an
volley from a French infantry regi- "I, Williatn. Shone, an officer of Bow hieroglyphic over his head, and dart-
ment in square fermation, wbereup- Street, call upon all loyal subjeets of ed out with, a sharp snap at the head-
on his men, as if inspired' by a, single Xing George bere present to aasist me ers. "Well," he exclaimed 'aloud,
impulse charged so desperately at to take into laWful custody the bodies "they have managed that all right;
the offending corps that they literally of Jean Colat, who, it appears, is and the Parkgate lads will have more
leaped their horses over the heads or known hers as Froggy, and his aceoln, prize -money than they can spend. for
Napoleon's soldiers and into the Pace, Comte de Bordenave, who are a Intl"
square, causing them to break and wanted for high treason ana for the . • • •
fly in the wildest disorder, They had cold-blooded murder of John Bradley, Tiers has always been an Uncle
better have stood their ground. how- an officer of Bow Street, from whose lifealor at Parkgate, and, to all ape
ever for very few of them escaPed the custody they escaped two months pearances, there always will be, The
avenging sabres of the pursuing agone." present Uncle, who related the above
troopers. This address appeared tope partly as / eat in the stern of his boat,
'On the same blood-sdaked field, but given from memory and partly ex- watching his thirty-foot mussel -rake
earlier in the day, there took place temporised; and long before it was rising and falling in the vasty deep at
the famous charge of the Inniskil- finished several of the company had Dawpool, assured me that when his
jingo, sup•ported by the Royals and the rushed before the pair, and pinned grandfather "coached it up, to Lon.
Scan Greys. Thise-Perhtips the them firmly by the arnas, upaetting don° Mr. William Shone informed him
most memorable cavalry charge re- several glaseea in the process. that he had brought. him up to town
corded in the annals of the British The Frenchman s.howed his teeth not so much to give evidence in the
Array -was undertaken primarily to like a wolf caught in a trap, and the treason case as to witness an exeem
exact vengeance for the death of one Collet "turned ghastly pale, andlook- tien at Tyburn in which the eentral
man --the brave and chivalrous Pieton. ed as if fascinated at the officer as figures were one Joan Colat and a cer.
• Hie own men, mad with fury, had pre- he spoke. thin Frenoh aristocrat. known as
viously stormed the French eosition The latter rose to his feet, and laid Comth de Bordenave,
at the point of the bayonet, and at his pistols on the table, adding solemn- *
that crucial moment the order wad ly as he displayed a sealed warrant to
given fer the cavalry brigade to the comeany for a moment, and drew ELEPHANTS 'AN KEEP CAW.
out a pair of hattlauffs:
charge. • With a
"Ay, poor John Bradley, as true a
RINGING MEER comrade as ever drew the breath of nul "1.41)" "lit" """"1" 11214.111"""
the reginient surged forward, and, life. May God have mercy Upon his 111i Their Work.
gathering impetus as they advanced, soul i -murdered while doing his duty, Of the elephant's inarvelous mathe.,
burst with ava.lanche force upon the Many a ride he and I had together, Entice' precision and ability to count
dimordered legions of France. The and many a time have our barkers no doubt can exist in the mind of, any
French officers saw their danger, and spoke out together as the honest lads,
teed to form their broken companies highwaymen, Stood at hay in the one who has ever visited Mandalay, in
into square. Vain effort I Whole moonlight ; hut this Is the first time Upper Ilurmah. There large forests of
battalions were mowed down by the we have been upon the track of a teak are culivaled by the government
heavy sabres of the fiery Irishmen, dirty foreigner. hope It will be the for building purposes; the squared
whm with cries of "'Remember Pic- Mat 1."
timbers are placed, and secured one
tan l'• rtele hither and thit her, slaugh- .,you olco of gogijohroo
n Froggy
tering right and left. broke out as the derbies closed around !above the other, till a raft is formed
Nor is this strange blood -lust the his wrists with a snap. "Napoleon to float dOwn the trrawaddy for easy
peculiar prerogative of the Britieb
veyance to various other stations
will eat you up soon."
dim; of preetioally all other natioir he:Nd.oi hini• indeed!'" rowled White. '":" •
redcoat. On the contrary, the sot -
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"You, talk like :ha'penny book Elephants do the whole work. They
are infected with it from time to tre with no leaves in it. We've got a lit- convey the enormoue logs down' to the
eq,ually With our oWn. At flaxen es, tle one.armed man as% warm his on- water's edge and pile them one above
for example, during the Franco -
the Bavarians, whose colonel had "ill °Ver bert0
in broken English and with wither-Ishow an inteslligence and interest in
ions for him if he tries any pig -kill- .another, both lengthwise and tiorose,
Prussian War, there was exacted by .
trouble witn them. They packed
them too closely oa One Di& the vossela
and a considerahle proportion of 'the
anirnals died In transit. A.nother lot
developed glanders as soon aa they
lauded in Africa and either died or
were killed; and quite a number of
others died from the climate and- in-
sects of South Africa, to which they
were unacoustomed. But the heaviest
loss was oa the Corinthia, which
landed 500 of her cargo of mules at
Port Elizabeth, No sooner did. the ani-
mals find themselves on shore, after
being cooped up for thirty-one days
on a vessel, than they made for the
interior, and the entire lot escaped
with the exception of eleven. A re.
ward has been offered. for their re..
capture by the British authorities, but
without result, and a herd of some
five hundred American mules is now
wandering somewhere in the interior
of Africa. These losses render it
quite certain that the 20,000 American
mules Lshipped or to be shipped to
South Africa for the use of the British
Army will not suffice, but a fresh lot
will have to he ordered.
Of the several hundred American
mule drivers who went to .South
Africa, all, with one or two excep-
tions, have returned. They went to
Cape Colony With the intention of re.
maining there, believing that it offer-
ed opportueities to energetic, and
pushing young men, They found the
situation there very bad and no pro.
petits ahead., so they all took advan-
tage of, their contract with the Brit-
ish Government to be broUght back
hornet and they would unanimously
declare that they were harshly treated
on the voyage, geling-ineufficient and
unsatisfactory food, and being worked
far too ,hard. The British Govern-,
ment has expressed a preference for
American drivers as well as American
mules, but it will not get theta.
till a perfect eube is formed, They
'As for your Nelson " said the Count .
been troachertously Stein lay a .
fierd by Cele Of the villagers, what .ng
i centenipt--"pooh I bah I" Ile ' their work that seem humant, as any
was perbepS, the most terrible re- spat out bitterly as he spoke, . eye witness' oan affirm who has
venge in oil history. Not only was , .
tie arguition s with dead men, an paces to one side in order to judge of
thing found within WAS slaughtered ese are no better," with a Slight - tho offeot of hie work.
under eirounistarnieS of well-nigh in- trete um of his thumb aeross the table. If the appearanee of the heap ls
esenceisrable ferecity,, A Oulu imp' ;II shrill need three ood stout Park- not quite symtnetrical two elephants
8 0 0 P me w t t ein 0 force the logs oae way or the other
thoroughly. "Out of more than two Chester, where I shall be granted a i with their trunks till they get the
th011ikind illhithitantS-..-Men. wonten
. , Proper escort to London ; but before I desired result: and the+ petfeot even -
and children"*saYe ilia Vrelloh oli'. start you ahali drink the, King's ness and symmetry of the finished
cial report, "barely fifty were left health in the best boWl Of punch that Mahe are aatounding. They never
alive." oug.good hoat johneon can brew." ne •misealeulate the number required for
.....4.--,.............-.., threw a Couple of guineas on the eaoh cube, and never overweigh it in
nvir USE Mit SMOKE SHELLS. table. :any degree -
Stylish troops is mainly attributable without a word swilled its contents '
across open apaces in order to The remainder followed suit i and I tablespoonit of melted butter one.half
'how, gentlemen," aaid the waiter !vvatched an elephant at hitt loading
the entire plaoe razed tO the grotind, heerfully, "there's no profit in hold- • and then has seen hirol MVO a few
arid &hen set on fire, but every living e
t
could not have done the work Mere gate lad 1, g th h
14 Otte of the fishermen opened the tat . • '
The great loss of life incurred by the dee window, end, taking tale his glass ' SQUASH MUEEINS.
to the charges they have had to make
dis- on to the beach. • ! Mix one cup of sifted equash, two
t anao f I of salt, one-half' teaspoon
lodge the enemy from the ehelteclag the officer, pieking up the bowl, step- :
ped briskly across the room and fittng I ea - 11 11
kopje. In order to minimize the death
.iu,st the liquor after the rest. of cinnamon and two rounded.table.
roll it has been suggested that
before a charge takes Place smege "Now, Mr. Iohneon," he added brisk- spoons of sugar. Stir in one-half cup
shells Should be tired, .whieh watild the waiters and HUMOR trOM tile oth. of acalded milk, and when tooled add
temporarily hide the ploolish soldiers. er apartments, thronged the entrance One Well-beeten egg and One cup of
to the taproom, "wash this welt out, flour IblEett with two level teasnoona
parrNE 011.A.PES IN WINTER. and brew us A mixture that won't of baking powder. Mit well and add
Grapee tab he pruned, (my time disgraee the Xing's health." more Milk if needed to make a thiek
'dating wthter. if the woad VI warited - At this Juiteturs there was a sudden drop better. Fill buttered muffin
half full and bake in * quick
tor propagation, it should be cut Just commotion among the group and ex0 pans
clanuttions of hOrror, in this midst of Olen -
before the P.osver0 frosts irrivs,
•
Canada and England
THE SERVICES CANADA HAS IIEN-
DERED FULLY APPRECIATED.
A Prominent Brno.. stile Eirafriess ND:
Pays a TrIllisf e to the Conti Wf nr
Canadian InglIttillon in Raglan O.
Prom the Elrockville Recorder.
One of the most successful busines
men in Brockville, is Mr. Thomas
Nappy, the well known Perth street
grater. Mr. Nappy is an Englishman
by birth and the success he has
achieved ia business hexe, has enabl-
ed him. for some years past to make an
annual holiday trip to the Motherland.
In a casual converilatiou with some
friends in tbo Bank of Montreal, re-
cently, Dr. William's' Pink Pills hap-
pened to be mentioned and Mr..Nali-
py said that if the pills effected =any
cures as marvellous as one that had
come under his notice, he was not sur-
prised that they were so frequently
the *eine of conversation. Asked lat-
er by a reporter of the Recorder to
give the story, Mr. Nappy readily con-
sented to do so, and we give it prao-
tically in his own worsts. "Don't be
disappointed when I tell you 'that the
I th' o ate ,"
said Mr, Nappy. "As a matter of 'fact
it occurred in England, and came un-
der my observation on the occasion of
two visits made to that coentry. Dur-
ing the summer of 1898 I paid a vis-
it to my old home in England, and
while there visited William Ledger, a
relation of mine, living at 45 Fitzwil-
liam street, Doncaster, In Ledger's
family wail a little girl, Lilly, abc•ut
six years of age who was absolutely
helpless with what the doctors said
was St. Vitus' dance, but really seem-
ed to me more like paralysis. This child
was one of the most pitifal sights 1'
ever saw ; more helpless than a new
born babe, She could not move a single
limb and if the head were turned LA one
side or the other it remained in that
position until someone changed it.
The poor eland had to be fed and
lookee after like an infant, and as
the doctors had not been able to do
anything do relieve her, recovery was
pot thought possible. Indeed, I said
to the child's grandmother that
thought its eirly death would be a
relief not only to the child, but to
its parents. This was the condition
of the child When I left for Canada,
Agair in the summer of 1699 I made
a holiday trip tie England and to my
amazement when I visited my friend
Ledger I found Lilly- as bright and
active a child as one would eind any-
where, with absolutely no trace of
the trouble that bad Made ber a
helpIesei burden the year before. I
told • her parents I had never ex-
pected to see her alive again and
asked what bad effected her cure.
"Dr Williams' Pink Pills," said the
father. He further said that re-
turning from work one night, be
thend in the house a little book des-
cribing the pills, left during the day,
and after reading it decided te• use
then. in Lily's ease. After supper
he bought some of the pills and gave
the. first to the child thet night. In
- few days they saW they were help-
ing her, and in less than two months
tirne there was 'not a Child in the
neighborhood,. brighter, healthier or
more adttve. If have heard a great
deal eoncerning what Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills have done in this country
but this ease coming iinder my own
observation is as near a niiracle ad
we ean look for in• these days, and
shOwe why Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
, are so much talked about every-
where.
Dr. Williams' Pink rills are Jot as
valuable in the ease of children as
with adults, and puny little 0110S
would seen thrive and grow fat un -
'der this treatment, which' has no
equal for building up the blood and
giving renewed strength to brain,
body and nerves, Sold by all dealers
or, sent post paid at tOo., it box( or eitt
boxes for $2.50, by addressing the Dr.
Williams' nedieine Co., Brookville
Ont. Do not be perimaded to try
sonaething .else satd to be "just as
good."
'Whet. is a hero; so was his grand-
fatheme Hifi mother .and his gra"- DRAPER'S CASEip
mother ware both tbe daughters of
•
" Whet else " oried the man in
the street, when the news eame to
hand of his gallent end, " could you 8
expect frOm the representatives of such
a Taos?" And for once the man in the
street was
It arias tne same with Gen. W.au.
chope, " the bravest of, the brave," for,
although his immicliate progenitor,was
•mer4ly a quiet country gentlemen -
albeit it deputy -lieutenant, for his $'
countY, aud jeaties of the peace-nis
family had been fighters. for centuries
back. 'Precisely the IMMO thing Array
be said &Sir W. P. Symons, the hero ,
of Dundee ; Coaonel Gunning, ,who
commanded a battalion of the Kin.g's
Royal Rifles, and fell in the same liat-
tle; and of Colonel Sheraton, D.S.O., •
General-Symon's brigade -major, who
lost his life soon. aft-ea:wards. Lieuten-
ant lVfonro, too, the young Gordon
Highlender who outstripped 'ail his
comrades up the ;
slopee of EllarEdel-aSure,Palnd eves shot
. .
'dead for hia pains, was a' descendant
of- the old .11.ghland ehieftaina whose
brade was war. .
, .
•
Eveey BAUM . ehrilled with ed-
mireition cienen the news eame Mr.
W,flaton Churchill's inagniticent. ate
flievettnent at the earwig of the 'ar-
--
ensation in the Ottawa Valley
District Caused by Dodd's
, Kidney Pills,
tiered Reuben Draper. of Clareadons of
Gravel.- P eltielplat lipase WIttob It iltra
Kidney Pris Act -Why GionToi 18
Curable by DosliCa PIlla.
Clarendon,' P.Q., Jan. SC. -Quite a
ensation was caused in this place and
throughout the Ottawa Valley, by the
puhlicatioa of Reuben Draper's ease in
he newspapers test week. Mr, Drap-
er is well known about here and . in
Bristol and has had many enquiriee
as- to his Mire. There seems to be a
universal surprise that Dodd's Kidney
Pills shnuicl be able to cure a trouble
like Gravel, which is eituated in the
Bladder. Therefore -the following ex-
planation is in order.
GraYel Ls directly the result of kid-
ney disorder. ft is caused by the (Mi-
ni° on the part of the kidneys to do
their duty. They fail. to disielve the
gritty particles bet eome to them
acres pass to the bladder and cling
to the walls of that cavity, aecumulat-
ingefinally, in little balls -or estones."
fe'om the blooil Them grit t 'Pee-
Dodd's Kidney Pills, by restoringehe
kidneys to proper health; cut off the
supply of this sediment and the hied.
der and urinary organs, recovering
strength on. the removal of tee ceuse
of irritation, throw off the. graeel al.
ready depoeited. •
Mr. Draper had only been.using the
pills a week when he was rid. ef
stone which, he says, is as large as
a bean. In a few days he pissed an-
olher similar one. He has retained
both, and many people a the neigh-
borhood .have 'seen them. „There is,
therefore, eti..room to doubt .. that
Dodd's • Kidney Pills do actually -cure
Graiel as well as the other kianey dis-
eases fee Which they are famous, The
ease hns aroused • wide interest nnd
friends for' Dogid's Kidney.: Pills. are
discovered -on all sides. • • '
moured train. And with the admire -
teen. was mingeed soinethina of s
Leese. in effect, pea& said: e One ex-
pects a soldiee to tight ; one is riet
even greatly surpeised When he per-'
owns, some lierei.i" ace ; St is -ell in, bie
*day's woes, ea to speak, But Mx. W.n-
ston• Chun:bin was a eiviiian-70. news-
pepeveorrespondene, ELS business was
to receed the day's evar-do,ngs...Vor
this he was paid. ',this was expected of
him ; no moire. I"et, ;when the olest of
oattleiseated the, veldt, and the shell -
riddled train toppled over, to the ac-
companiment OL • wounded men's
screams, Puctuated by suriekof sheep -
eel and apliittor or'• miesketry,
•Lought, as Tommy tersely ;pate it,
• hoe a demon.' Wily 1' Why, because
the, blood of his old warrior ancestors,
-the Martboroughs-flo,wed through
eis veins, and throe& to fire when
death and danger fronted him.
Then there is the ease of his- aunt,
Ludy Saerth Willson.; She he the daugh-
ler of seyen generations oe soldiers,
and the wife. of a warrior, Captain
Gordon Wilson; noW, liafeking. She
also is acting for tbe nonce as a news-
paper correspondent. She chose to at-,
tempt a two -hundred -mile ride across
Ilia, veldt, in ocritor to get her "copy"
through, And was taken (prisoner,
• 131". • TH'E BOERS.
It was a deed that right well be-
rtt d the descendent 'of that brave
and strong-aninded Sarah Jennings, the
first Ducheies of Marlborough, whose
Christian name Lady Sarah Wilson has
taken.
That the ;warriors a the: sea, hand
dovvn their fighting qualities ,to their
1 with the ivarriors w o
sons, equal y
fight on land -was proved -though
such. proof was little needed -by young
ancestors are sailors almostito a man,
Ladysmith, that the Boers had got the
range to a nicety, and that it was
death) to remain in the vicinity of the
big naval gun. "I shall stay here nev-
ertheless," he is reported. to have re-
plied. " Someone has got to look af-
ter. her "-the " her " be'ng,,of course,
the gun In question. Scarcely had he
done speaking, when a six-inol shell
exploded almost beneath his feet, blow-
ing aft both 'his legs, and otherwise
feerfully mutilating him, " This fin-
ishes my oricketing 1" -be was fin ar-
dent lover of the game -he exclaimed
as they lifted hint UP.
It is the smile ell the I-way down the
Toil. Colonel H. Stanford, of the C•eld-
stream Guards, who fell Modder
River, is a, representative of the an-
cient and noble house of Courtowa,
whose sons learned the art of war,
ceintteries ago, among the rfierce clans-
men of Ireland's ;western wads, Major
Scott -Turner, killed in a sortie from
Kimberley, winch he insisted on lead -
-Egerton, of the " Powerful," whose
He' was warned, on ;that fatal day at
ing, although suffering et the time
from un unhealed wound reeeived due-
ing a previous engagement wits the son
of, a soldier. The gallant Colonel Scott-
Chisholmo, who was shot dead at the
heads of his coreig-the Imperial Light
Ilorse-sprang from a etock thnt on
the mite, skit), hes bred praetically
nothing but ;warriors for nt least a
century and ti half,
Perhaps, however, the most strik-
Ping- exatonee ot the truth of the adage
that ". filoixi will tell " was aftorded
by, the death of the Marquis of Win -
:Chester of the Coldstream, Guard's, at
the
BATTLE OE moDnErt. RIVER,
" tee seemed," wrote theicorrespond.
eat of one, oit the leading dailies, in
deseribing the incident, " to (bear a
Itharmed life during the greater part
of 'the aetion. lie absolutely deelined
to seek cover, or even lie down, but
moved quietly and unronce,rnedly
andi fro among, his .men, bidding them
lie of gondi eouragt, and instructing
them ;vvhere to elm. Several bullets
Passed( through the top (of his helmet.
Another carried away his shoulder -
knot, $A.t last one penetrated his spine,
and be fell dead," A. glorious end, wor-
thy of the gloriotta traditions, of Llt
glorious raec. The late marquis Was
the fifteenth holder of the title, and
he road. not pine his finger on an
ancestor who Iva not been a fighter.
One, the father of the firat marquis,
left his young bride at the altar in
order to gird on his sword against the
Cornish rebels, Another, bluff oId Sir
John raulet, served, Untler the Duke
• of Gloue,eater a.rsainst France lin the
fourteenth century, and -so it is
BATHER BASIC.
Petielopt-Difr. Brown le the meet en-
terfaining man I have met for a long
time.
.A.phrodito*Why. I thought him
very ,stupid.
Penelope -Oh, yott are mistaken,
Why. last night hes called an I / Sue.
eedeeti in convincing him that we are
now in the twentieth century. Ito was
skeptical ttt first, but after listening
to my arguments he admitted that he
; was Weaken,
WE NEED MORE GRIT. •
In a paper read before the Some y
far the Pronaotion of Health, we are
assured that pure sand is recommend-
ed to dyspeptics. The article se-ys:
What we ail need, says the gentle
dootor, is grit -the real grit that is
furnished by the silica the sand. To
get that we must swallow a little
clean sand every day with our meals.
The presence 'of the grit will assist
in the grinding process, and our food,
instead of distressing us, will nour-
ish and cheer us. . . . Sue five -grain
capsules of pure sand ;Mould be taken
with eecb meal."
- •
Ideal Treatment for Catar.11
Mr. Robert F. Gray, of 256 Clarence
'etreet, Londo'n, 'Ont., Euvs: "I believe
Catarehozone will 'produce a positive
sure for- Catarrh. After using it a
Lew timee retiel was en essured fact.
The disagreeable dropping in the
throat soon lessened and the ease!
passages beeame tolerably free and the
-breath became less disagreeable. Cat-
arrhozone is • an ideaL treatment and
I hope it will find its way into the
Ian s many c .
arrh-o-zone es a guaranteed cure tor
Catarrh and Asthena. Sold every-
where- Trial outfit sent for 10a in
stamps by N. C, POLSON & CO„ King-
ston, Ont., Proprietors,
In 'visiting on unfortunate brother
heumatis I N FLAM MATORY, GOUT, 1.1.1h1LIAGO,
RH ED MAT' PAFIALYEler-fim-HM A
NEURALGIA, Sciefice, Muscueen,
Our Method Is sure and has cured thousands -some pronounced
Incurable. write at once. Booklet and Proof on request. diddress
ThirSWISSeAMERICAN CO., Windsor, Ont., Canada
Room To RUN AWAY.
No troops fight with a river in their
rear if they can possibly help it, be-
cause, if defeated, they •would have to
cross the bridge, and could. then be
cut down to a man, The military,way
of putting ,it is, " Never fight with a
defile in your rear." And a defile
means any passage whicla narrows the
front of a fighting foxes.
Beware of meat twice boiled and old
foe reconciled, for they ore often not
wbat they seem to be.
To CEDE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Brame Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it falls to cure,
25a IL W. Grove's signature is on each box,
'Tart words make ne friends; a spoon-
ful tif honey will catch more members
than a gallon of vinegar.
POR OVER FIFTY FEARS
MRS. 'WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been
Used by mother? for their children teething. It soothes
the child, softens tho gums, allays pain. cures wind
collo, and is the beet remedy for diarrhcen 25o. a hot.
We. Sold by ell druggists throughout the world. Be
sure and aels for " Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
An empty bag cannot Stand upright,
therefore look within the order with
whieh yen deeire to affiliate and see
if there is anything witbin it.
MONTNEAL HOTEL DIRECTORY.
Tho " Balmoral," Free Bus kat
Hotel Carslakelltreumropoto drilanu. Doornail
0.T.D. station, Montreal. Cleo. Carslaks CO.,
AVENUE HOUSE--rag-ITZgL,f,Yr5,3
per chm.
ST. JAMES' HOTELmqrtataT,t,Deop
asow&y. Mut-elm Commercial House. Modern im.
siorsiaants-Batas moderate.
Ale that drinks fast prays WOW; and
leaves naught fOr loved ones.
ured
Dyelngl Cleaning.1
vii rAMbiallalre..7-1;YwEINt
Look for twin( In your town, or sand *rot
Montreal, Toronto, ttaWa. Quebec
DO yOU want to buy or aoll a farm or other proRertY in
Western Ontario, °the Carden of Canada, or /M.
change City, Town or other property for same If so,
you will 8490 time and ntigrvoney by writiorgprniato ttenefnotirIllsiacunwtornmos.f.
properties we hate on hand and full particular* James
Burrovis, Manager of The Western Real Estate Ex.
change, 78 Duudas Street; London. .
In C tar 1:1o. to** &NIL
aXnaidbanlardasrPrh5Ozurek 1714"..oix.46 sWel jtem"forlAtrio'ulltiffikoh
WANTED -Foram Pattern Maker. also good Itfe;
obanioal Draughtsman -permanent proitio with
good company.. Apply, Manager, C6 Bruce Avenue,
Westmount, Montreal.
lAireFC.OPPER, BRAtt
Whobefal lonly DIstasta•T• aphelian*
HARR. IS. uziLngEi
WILLIAM ST. TORONTO.
WE ARE CFI:RI!
NNVCESTORS
.paciai stook, guaranteeing 'ergo dividends ; MOO Itti
stalrnent stook payab.e in monthly instalments, drawing
cash dividend•, half yearly. • Partres wanting safe and
profitable investment should correspond with
The Sun Savings and Loan Co., Toronto.
Money loaned on favorable terms ; Nona; wanted
unrepresented difur:ots ; weans.
Michigan Land for Sale.
Q 000 ACRES GOOD FARININO LANDS -A RENA()
wry • Imo. Ogenner ana Crawford Counties. Title per,
•feet. On Michigan Central, Berndt, Maokinso hnd
Elton Lake Railroads, at prices ranging from $2 to $5 '
ver acre. These Lands are Close to Enterprising New
Towns, Churches, Sellouts, etc., and will be widow on
reasonable termS. Apply to
R. bl. PIERCE, Agent, West Bay Oki, Mirth,
Or J.W. CURTIS, Whittemore, MM.
• .
STATE OF omo; e ex TOLEDO, 1
LUCAS COUNTY, ,
Vaasic J CHENEY makes o lb t hat he 14
nior partner of• th..• firm of F. I, CIIENEV & •
CO., doing. bwine-s in the Git4 of '1%;
Coenty and State aforesaid it nd 11 a ka'd firm
will pay the +urn • of ONI6 110141MP:it DOL.
LARS for each and every. 0080 of Ceemein
thnt cannot.; e cured by the U84 of HALL'S
CATARRH CURE.
FRANIC.T.' CM MEV.
Elwqrn to before me and sntserlbotf in my
presence, this 6th day of December. A.D. Intl
A. W. GLEASON, 1
; Notary Pula&
• •
agar Catarrh Curti Is taken internally, arid 4
irectly cn the blood and toucans surface; •
thesYstem. Send for tcstim tniala froe.
CHENEY CO,, Toledo, 0..
Sold by_Druggists, 750.
Hall's Family Pills are the best. • I
.
Doing an injury pots you below
your enemy ; revenging one iriakes
you but even with him; forgiving it
sets you above him, mid this is true
fraternity.
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Men or women in all parts of Caned*
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ly up.to-date and great sellers, Pae
' Oculars free. •
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'TORONTO.
WE ARE OFFERING
. 'TO' INVESTORS '
•
epeeist stoek, gut rantaeling large dividentli; also afi
stalment stuck petal). in monthly instalments, drawing
CPA dividend , had early. Parties want(inAgmsafliel"arusd
remolds investment 401.1.1a COrreOPOn a with the Bull
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VOr further Information apply mime' agents, or
u"'"°gRAlfgl.'40,4,2NER'sti=i,
Farmers Intending to Seed
Corn Note This.
Mineral :Extract l'I.?!.LegiiTzTvg!
tresent crows from picking up corn when planted. 1
ad•14 acres of corn last year on my 135.nera. farm find
ad the seed all eolore andhad 'intone stalk destroyed
ijiya foir att ell411•11noiotr;•:16argo°4"4rientl ..,.10f 411117 1(1:4 l'31
pleased • watt it that I have taken too ageney for it.
rfsnAceri: %evrisshri:t BbAu)1*111't•IO
celors 20 bushels, price $2.50 f•large box colors 60 bushel.,
price 35.00; will be so d for $4.50 if o tiered by Fel) 15tb.
Terms cash with ord/r . N o orders taken after E•treli
1st, in'order to get them all packid nd ehlopet1 before
NIANIMMOTNIt. • • IINOLAND. I
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Gems:tete' SHEET Odorless.,
To sand for our •
MUSIC CATALOGUE
and SFSCIAL RATE ;
OF DISCOUNT. Ws ,
ANDREW KAUFMAN, Fergus P.O., Ont.
usic
Teachers jilt 1111 III Pall
6"1"11111117egnigt:Alt..". 74
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TORONTO. ONT. f'D
•
remember, Mille, Mille A Hates I
Vi si IS should be short, like a winter LAvv Bramieters.eto..removed I
day, le wealee_Bldge., Mob.
mead Mu W.. Toronto.
Lest you're too troublesome., basten
away. Sausage CasIngti—MI:=1,%tiate
HE WON THE GAME.
How is your brother, Tommy 1
Sick in bed; he's hurt himself. •
How did he do theta
We were playing at who could lean
farthest out of the window, and ha
won.
La Tosoana, 10c. 11.151611-6018,111AlatAil
Don't misinform your doctor, gout
lawyer pr your application blank,
"Pharaoh 10o,"
••••••ime•••••
He that has not got a wife, or certi-
ficate, is not yet a coniplete man.
viremmarba
The "SALADA" Tea Compeny are
now inteoduting to the Canadian and
American publics a Ceylon Green Tea
which is meeting with grea,t foyer
from Japan Tea drinkers. It is Simi-
lar in flavor to Japan Tea, but is more
ddicious and healthful, being entirely
free from coloring, and althoilgh a lit.
tie dearer in price is more etionomioal
to use, as one emund of Ceylon Green
tea vvill go as far as one and three-
oaquoakrteetr. pounds of Japan Tea. "SAL -
ADA" Green Ceylon tea is sold only in
half -pound lead packets at 20e per
He's gone and forgot nothing but to
say farewell to hie creditors -and to
hie loving family:
OWE EFEtiiin MALT
Invigorates and Strengthen&
LLOYD WooD, Toronte,GENERAL anater.
Speak with contempt of none, from
slave to king; the meanest bee bath,
and will use, a sting.
IllemishessZN"P,'„ Complexion
Stntgtr:Stgit: grvt„g:417vF,Icilitv.t.T.
•••••••iir •
MUM' ALWAYS TRIM
Tf T say, said the teacher, the pupil
loves his teacher, what sort of a set-
tenee la that I
Sarcastic, mild the boy.
tent BLAOKRILL, a [10., Tomato.
Was gee min -reliable at ri ht, pries.
DufatuOudguMeggiOsli6R,Sit:torN:4 dead tiAl Lei LieeSne wo 9.a ot yi:aoe 1.1
POULTRY, BUTTER, EGGS, APPLES,
and other PEOLGJOE, 4D ensure loot results eau* te
The Dawson Commission Co p Limited,
dor, West -Market *Colborne at.; Towne,
le-ea";1‘.„
;
Closet. .
The Above Cut Represents Ono Of Cm
, Moat Useful Inventions of the Age
I In the Way of an Indoor Closet -
I All Who have used this Closet pro.
flounce, it absolutely edorless anti medical
men claim it to be pereectly sanitary.
Hundreds have been sold clueing the paw
yearend have given entire satisfahtion.
haw Catalogue and price list write to
,
carters MU Ms lea Cads la • jiffy, r. Tno ononoss crematory Mast
Cormium k Os„ Agents, Montreal.
TIM MIS MOINES INCUBATOR -Out Mid thsapeot
O. Rolland, sots Nt_ent for the Dominion. Send Sot,
fer Sikhism. ad fit. Paul Street, Montana OAS. R. ANNETT, mows.
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