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War i The Transvaal

THE WOMAN WITH THE DOG.

She cuddled a dog against her breast, And she stroked its glossy head. “Oo is the dearest, darlingest, best *Ittle doggie on earth,’’ she said. Her face was fair, and her robes were rich, And she heard a cry from the reeking ditch, And the cry was a cry for bread,

Particulars of the South Africa.

British Army in South Africa.

The War office knows the value of its own work in carrying out the mobil- ization scheme and is content with drawing upon the regular lines of re- serves. “The Daily Chronicle” pub-- lishes a detailed statement showing that 104,373 men, with 289. guns, are now in the field, and that, with the troops now at sea or preparing to sail, there will bean aggregate strength of 160,000 men, 32,000 horses and 448 guns in the course of a few weeks. This will be done without stripping India, England and Ireland of their battalions, stiffened by militia, and

|} without calling for more than 10,0co

out of 26,000 citizen soldiers. Mean- while the croakers are complaining that the second and third army corps have been pigeon-holed in the war office. and that Lord Lansdowne has mislaid them.

Kruger Quotes Scripture.

She saw «# child as she rode along That was hollow eyed and lean, And she told herself there was something wrong, And she grieved at what she had seen, Yet she cuddled the dog against her breast! The child in polluted rags was dressed, But the dog that she held was clean. ~S. E. Kiser in Chicago Times-Herald,

Struggle in

Hofseshoe Luck. and in tae night we heard a few shotS-! “Hardacre stuck a horseshoe over his The news spread this morning that a | barn door for luck, Lightning struck the

horseshoe and set fire to the barn, burn- sentry had shot a sergeant and a ed up the stable, two wheat fans, lot private of his own men.

me The sentrY of farming implements and the whole fired seven shots, piercing the sergeant year’s crop.” three times and the private four times. | ; oe that shook Hardacre’s belief The sergeant is very dangercusly hae bo a teal Says he’s going to wounded, and his statement is that the have a horseshoe put over both doors and sentry was asleep and lost his head all the windows when he builds another when he approached in the ordinary , barn.” : : ; : course of duty. The sentry declares | he ic eee he don’t believe there's that the other did not give the proper! “te ought to. If I could get $10,000 reply when challenged. An investiga- insurance on an old barn and a corn tion will be held, but the chances are crop, I'd believe in ’em too.”—Chicago against our hearing the result. This; News grim incident is one of the things that | Depressing Outlook. 1S making our men realize what manner | “That young woman missionary look- of work they have entered upon. Our ed sad when she went away.” regiment furnished the picquets! heen ae ice uae a a fe she ao

Cea ek ew clothes made for tonight, and were an the qui vive, geven years.”

“Yet another incident. Just after re- icicle scdetaassisiianii aie Sie veille this morning music was heard | a i and a military funeral filed in a slow] LEFT HIM TO DIE.

) Way past our lines from the hospital to | Bright’s Disease Pronounced Past Hope

A despatch to the London Daily;

Mail;from Lorenzo Marques, says :

“President Kruger has issued a pro- |

clamation ordering all Burghers to the front. icial organ, suggests that the mo ment the British cross the border the gold industry should be irretrievably destroyed.”

“President Kruger also issued a cir- cular, dated Jan. 7, to Boer command- ants and Burghers, urging them to show more energy in the Transvaal cause. He quotes Psalm XXXIIL., verse 7, as God given instructions to the Burghers, and says that the British have fixed their. faith tn Psalm LXXXIIi. le also quotes Psalm LXXXIX., verses 13 and 14, and asserts that he has searched the Bible without being able to find any other mode which can be tollowed by the Boers, who “Must fight in the name of the Lord.”

The Mines and the War.

The London Times has a Lorenzo Marques, despatch of Jan. 10 which quotes from the Pretoria Volkstein to the effect that every day the war continues it costs the mine sharehold- ers £17,000. The paper adds that with the invaluable assistance of con- siderable number of British subjects the Transvaal is steadily increasing the yield of gold, thus securing funds to pay foreigners tor the means of pro- secuting the war. The service that British mining men. are thus rendering the Boers is proportionately ten times greater than of an equal number of colonial rebels. The time must come when Britain will forbid her subjects to enter inte any arrangements with the Transvaal ; and warn them that for assisting the Boers they be prosecuted for treason or deprived of citizenship.

Melancholy Incidents.

The Canadians at Belmont are hay- ing some experience with the mealon- chollyside of the war. A private in the Ottawa company in a letter dated Dec. Q, Says:

“Rumors of a Boer raid upon this station caused us to sleep in our boots last night, and in the morning we heard news ofa meloncholy misadventure. The First Shropshires, the old 46th, lie beside us; we first met thom at De Aar.

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The Volksstom. the Transvaal | We had noticed an open grave on the Bright’s Disease, that most _| previous evening at the cemetery, and ; ailments, laid bold on him.

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TORONTO TO THE FRONT

A wounded soldier returned from Ladysmith was asked. “How long do you think Ladysmith can hold out ?” “Well,” was the reply, given after some deliberation, **I shouid say six months from the time the town was isolated, and that as you know, was in the first two or three days of November. It is not a strong position ; in fact, it 1s only what Sir George White and his officers and men have made it. But they have made it surprisingly strong in the cir- cumstances, and you may depend upon it that Sir George White will hold out to the very last.

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List of Ratepayers for the Gity of Chavlottetown

Tn default for Assessment due on Real Property, for the year ending 31st Decem- ber, 1899, containing names of all such detauiters. and the amount due from them respectively, with a statement of the Number of the town Lot, Water Lot or Commen Lot, 1poa which, or any part thereof, such assesament is in default.

+ n St at or i Amount tm | chan en of Aesseamaeas Binne, Elizabeth House & Land on Town Lot No. 26, 4:h Hundred $18.00 Coyl, Stephen House & Land oa Town Lot No. 3, 204 Hundred 15.78 Cudmore, Aodrew Hoase & Land on Common Lot No. 26 6.75 Hughes, Peter House & Land oa Common Lot No. 22 6.75 Hughes, Jobn House & Land on Common Lot No. 21 2.25 Lowe, Walter Vacant Laod on Common Lot No. 31 2.06

McKay, W David Mill Buildings & Land on Common Lots Nos, 19 & 20 28.12 Purdie, Jane (W. A. OQ, Moreon, Leslie Me- Nutt, Trustees House & Lind on Towa Lots Nos. 97 & 93, let Hundred 33.75 Stewart, Allan Estate of late Vacant Land on Town Lot No..55, 3¢i Hundred 2.06 Watling Mrs House ¢& Land on Town Lot No. 89, 20d Hundred 2,88 Watling, Mrs Vacant Land on Commen Lot No. 15 1.68 Williame, John Houses & Lind oa Common Lot No. 2i 11.26

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Statute, 5t Vistoria Cap. 12, Section 91, after 30 days publication of tho above list, being @ list of the Ratepayers of the City of Charlottetown, wha have failed to pay withia the time prescribed the Asse3sment severally levied upoa their Rea) Property io said City, I will make aa olication to His Honor, the Stipendiary Magistrate of said City, for Jaigemeat ‘ and all of the lands above described, for the respec:ive smOunts so em, and then unpaid, and that upon sach oe being daly entered, ‘ther apply for a warrant for the sale oi such lands,

Dated this 19:2 day of December, A. D., 1899.

ROBERT VANIDE2STINE, City Collector. December 19,1899 —.1mo F

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