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iniiioysrninio soiniiens _

mwealth of the Generals of the British Army

without raniiei. -

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Britiehiirmy' has brought to some

memos; Skilfulgcncrals ii. crop of dig- llts iaith ,md glory for which no Qksvplofescion has an_v parallel. **°'__,,,,|.,,0i.e_\-iiioiiniie of iveiiing. xlbliugmii geiicralsliip yields consider-

' over $5(1Jt)tliU for hiinself rind his,

Wndwtsgin laildition to dignities and we pfggents almost beyond number. wth, gy-ent victory of Assays, in dkhhg crushed the Mahrntta power,

and on him in lavish profusion.

g sword of honor valued.iit~

:zwhg gift of the inhabitants of Cal- _ dmndg $10,160 service of plate, the._ *te of his army. After the great: -wk ofhlavera, he received a peerage: -dipeasgon of $10,000 a year for twoi

; brought him the thanks of Nlimenmamarquisate. and a sum of !_(||)_g||dalittle later the Commons img; a further sum of $2_000,000 to iw, his dignity as n. peer. The “ning victory of Waterloo was reward- dw n yiditional grant of $1.000,000,:1nd Qnswuntless other rewards were 33(1).- .inpfin money, a silver plateau worth may from the King of Portugal, a Mu in Hyde Park which cost another 1 nm), and a magnificent. sword from the ‘Hof London. In addition to these sub- “Mhl rewards, \\'elliu,<.rt0n won, within hmmspace of tive years. a viscountcy, -widow, amarquisate, and a dukcdom, hgldition to seven foreign titles, includ- igone of prince. The Great Duke of Marlborough, the vl¢torofBlenheim and Raniillies, reaped ‘ ,ich harvest from his soldiering. Of _ wig” he won with his sword a barony, 1 .|.|d0m_marquisat'e and dukedom, in ad- igonwtwo titles of prince, all within _ gggpceof seventeen years. A pension , dwywgayear was conferreil on him and '

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` his descendants, the manor of Vlfoodstock WAS prbsented to him by Parliament, and the palace of Blenheim was built for him by the Queen’s directions, at a cost of a quarter of ix million pounds. As the Duke`s pension was continued to his des- cendants for 177 years, his skill and valor, like that of the Duke of VVellington,yield- ed uiore than a million pounds sterling.

Few soldiers, however, of any country

or centuryhave reaped ii. richer crop of rewards than the present commander-in- chief, Lord Wolsolcy, or have crowded so many honors into a smaller compass of time. In 1870 he was a plain colonel of in- fantry, with a distinguished record, it is true, but with little to show for it beyond a fairly rapid promotion in army rank.”

Since then he has twice received the

thanks of both Houses of parliament, was created a viscount 1885, and has since blossomed into a Lord and commander- in-chief, in addition to receiving several honorary degrees from the leading un- iversities. He at one time received fi vote _ of $125,000 besides many other sums.

Even this astonishing record of lis- tinctions has been rivallcd, if not eclipsed, _ by Lord Roberts, the present commander- in-chief of the British army in South Africa. The hero of Kandahar has been ` mentioned twenty-three times in des- patches, and has twice been thanked by by Houses of parliament., and on many oc- casions bythe governrnent of India. He has won the Grand Cross of three orders of knighthood-the Bath, the Star of India, and the Indian empire; is a privy councillor, and isa Knight of St. Patrick and a Baron; has received doctor`s degrees 3 from the four leading universities in the United Kingdom, and the freedom of a dozen cities and royal boroughs. \Vhen the African war is over Lord Roberts will

reap soznc rich rewards.

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READY Hill THE FENIANS

liieiegiments lliobilized at Windsor Ready at

a Moment’s Notice.

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Yndmr, 0nt,, May 4.-If Fenians ever

tion received at military hearquar-

~ ters in Ottawa to the effect that the Fen-

_Bh ui invasion of Canada along the

Idsmfrontier they will be met by five , Hilllausofinfantry. The regimentsmob- '

hdfor defence are: Essex Fusi1iers,l liililambton, 23th Middlesex, London Fu- In and .he 5th Elgin Battalion. iilt.,Colonel Holmes. D. 0. C. for \Vesteru Whrio, has appointed Captain Gordon Ei8h'e°, of Windsor, to conmind the _&l`volunteers. The troops will he & to concentrate at compaiiy head- Qiers on one hour`s noticz. Eicli &ianding otiicer will be supplied 'lil two days` rations. Informa-'

i

ians were contemplating a raid on \lVind- sor to destroy railway property is said to have caused the mobilization ofthe troops.

The oilicers and men of the 21st Essex

Fusiliers have been notified by Major Bart- lett to make all necessary preparations to take the field on an hour`s notice. The necessary tools with which to throw up, fortifications are included in the articles wl'iic`n the men will have to provide them- selves. The quartermaster has been order- c_l to secure stores for the battalion and to have the same in readiness to follow the men whenever called on.

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South African Women. l' The Deadliest Poisons.

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Aniece of President Kruger, Sanniel hw, who was in this country at thel vlorenkofhostiii-_i<»_~, is typical of nie s°\¢l\Africa women, and through edu- Uftllililirance and Belgium, she spent illvhildhood on the veldt and farm of illeriiative country. In her own pictur- g NU Words she thus recently expressed “WL Which will show something of the _ u'l0flifea Boer girl must lead: “Like i “her girls, I am an excellent shot. | mmsheer necessity we have all been

*lised to learn how to shoot, and one of `

hh* "quisites of our education is i°hitlbull’s-eye at long range. Our cun- “UWMX the gun has been handed down ulusthmugh generations. \Vhen trek- illsoniiie veldt ii often feii tothe wo.” *nw keep the provvling lions away mln the wagons; and in time of war, our` 'V/lien Stand behind the laager or bar- hd¢»&8the case may be, load the gun- ::_tll€W0unded_ and, if needed, take a v 111 the shooting also."-Col1ier’s ¢¢Hy_

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im -“most L-unntant Suffering. 'Pri ny" ihe Absolute Freedom D' ‘U lhe Disease Seeuul Like in

*ilk Clan-ke`n Kola Compound

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llc? J: Wise. Mt. Pleasant, Vancouver.

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""8, many times having to sit ul)

.ue been It great su ~

m bronchial asthma for the p=lSI‘

Most people don’t realize how deadly

some poisons are, said one of the leading druggists. The discoverer of prussic acid was instantly killed by inhaling one whiff of his own handiwork. _

Pure prussic acid is never sold or hand-

led. The smell of it is always fatal. It kills, not in three minutes or half an hour, but the instant it enters the lungs as a gas. The mixture ordinarilly sold as prussic acid is ninety eight times Water totwo parts of the drug. Even in this form it is very deadly. A twenty per cent mixture of the acid would kill nearly as qdickly as if pure.

Atropine, though it has no harmful

odor, is so deadly thatas much of it as would adhere to the end of a moistened

' forefinger would instantly cause death.

Cyanide of potassium has a pleasant

smell, which is not injurious, but a. small 1 quantity swallowed kills at once.

death almost as quickly as prussic acid. ' f When a carboy of nitric acid is broken, some one has to suffer. It will burn wood eat through iron plates and destroy what- ever it touches. Such an accident once happened in an acid factory. Every one ' ran away, leaving the acid to amuse itself by setting fire to things. Soon it was seen _ that the building would be destroyed and hundredsof people thrown out of work and four men volunteered to put out the fire in the acid room. They succeeded and came out feeling all right. Five hours later all were dead.-Scientific Joimial.

“ll night. 'rhrougli the advice of 11 cowlio had been cm-ed by Clarke's

“‘P°"i1d I .esolved as a last resort

The iirst hottie did not relieve but befor-9 r had unlined me the attacks ceased altogether,

past six mouths of damp have not had a single at

“vruqsontc-thins: like ii dream to

this .vor-sf of all diseases after

m°M£°\fB of suffering, 1 have since

“'17 recommended this remedy to In *HDS as I was, and know many “this city whom it has cm-ea. i

“ me-'v-~.llous remedy. and would

,P93021 suffering from this disease

*£2910 bottle will be sent to any Th :§_astnin:i. Enclose Cc stamps. 12;’ 1-ilfiths and Macpherson (‘.o.,

Church street, Toronto, Ont.

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A Surgical Discovery.

“German surgeons made the discovery," says the Hartfm»dTimes,“ohac enedeiicau l membrane that-~ lines the inside of an

shell will answeras Well BS bibs Of

over by gr-anulationin open wounds which Iwill not otherwise heal. The discovery it was used, forthe first timein this country. on] a patient in the Seney Hospital in Brooklyn, and it proves to be a successful trial, The patient leaves the hospital to- * day, and resumes his customary WOI'k, 8

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points 'around which the anulations can cluster: and grow. For this purpose ' _ O upon retiring, will relieve o cough. they had to rely on bits of human skin, _

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THE BUPNED SECTION.

Map ot Ottawa Showing where the Fire started in Hull and direction in which lt Spread _ _

1.-Where the fire crossed the river, ' 3__C,_,.\,;ne wo,.|n___h°t de 2--“ he” the the Started- ' 4.-oiimours year'-ggi mni»'°f'v'?§ii'i itmeena an

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pints, and little vests to form the front, every one nicely trimmed with Military Braid, 2.90, 3.25, 3.75 and 4 25. '

Other little men will choose one of our 2 piece suits in Tweed, Serge, or Wonted _

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2830 suits, to help our hobby.

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taken fromfsome person who is willing, ...Ww.W~..~.,MM~.~ for love or money, to submit to the pain-

‘“‘ ’”f°°°°° °‘.."“‘.‘§g I-"°"~."‘.§i °“_° 3"” They Alone He says are Responsible for British .~.l»';§».fi’i..‘fi2.*‘.’;.ii‘1'°i.”...‘*‘f.t.‘".t.i‘.i°"

DREADING AN GPERATIOX

Inthis ca.se,t epa en swi e, isnep ew y y mg ._ B I I _

and a young man in his employ all offered l _ . _ _ _ _ bundled! mn to furnish the required eueicie. But luck- UHDICDHICMCSS . mi' om

ily one of the surgeons then remembered

'the German discovery, and getting some fresh eggs, tried the lining membrane of ‘_ , -- """"""""""""""""""""" ' '

the shell. It proved a successful substi-

tute", ----°-- publishes an interview with Mr. Rudyard quently helped to make proper mmoeuv- A °W'°°8 *|3505

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immoral

Lormon, May 3.-The Daily Chronicle field day vrerea bean feast., and conse-

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NATURE HAS PROVIDED' ' iKipllng, When asked to what he attri- res for many years an impossibility, and' *"i°° °‘“¥ *WNW \*¥’*’U\'l»

e _ _ _ _ _ _ ' _ dmmn

Aremedy for every ache and pain, and puted the British military unprepared- to people who think an omcer a cad if he PAM; WRAK Gm”

science through ceaseless activity and ex- ness he replied: ‘wears the Queuyg unifgrm Wynn nge”

Wdmtgtg fer sgncsamniniy nezrflténgonlfgf a “Nlainly to the great British public,who actual duty.

have never taken the army seriously, audi “For years we have been preparing the

ful disoove has recently been made by means of vghich tens of_ thousands will freed from pain. Nervilme,or nerve pain cure,representsin every concentrated form the most potent pain relieving substitutes known to medical science, and strange to say,it is composed of substanpes _solely vegetable in origin. Polson’s l\erviline is the most_ prompt, certain._and_ pleasagt remedy in the world. Sold in 10 and .a

who have thus unconsciously encouraged the system of playing at soldiers;to people who have objected to rifle ranges, because they made a noise, or were dangerous to individuals who got in the way, to people who made as much fuss about a dozen sol-

of thousands of lives.” _`

way for Stornberg, Hagersfontein and the rest. The result has been 'the loan of

-l.-gi..

If your dealer has ever tried them him-

selfhe 'vill certainlyrecommeud Magnetic

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_diers going through a farmyard as if 21 Dyes for home use. d It s°°mB'°°'7 t° my ‘ nm 16°” R ` 2 ' ues