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Military Notes WAR WITH _TBIEAFGHANS THE EDn~0R»S _MAn__|c|wPs m

Ottawa Journal ‘-Steady! Are not

gene oubreaks ot svmpathyand sol - -wily on the part of Canadian troop-i

July 4, in New England, ii little irreg- nlar. to say the leasil’ So speaks a Brit-

ish military general. lt would appear -

mba quits unnecessary to sound any meh alarm as this Just yet any way. Canadian troops have never clanioured to ret~ei'.-e tiese invitations. It is only

tier of acce tin a ver" friendlv

|11, There is nothing strange nor ex- wptional about it as would be inferred from the Journal. Ir also states that .Preparations have now passed into ef-

meeessful issue of the great revolt of

the thirteen colonies avainst George raval by a cont nvent ofu wards of two

“dive workin, for ceiebmgions of th.. with all the incidents connected with it

5 h _ a

Q _ ‘ F .. _P

m and the parliament of Eng1,,nd_i pp hundred men of the Gairison at Hali-

todate it is not known where any Car-

M such 8 celebmtlon i al ervice in the ba.tle in question and Towards me C10 eof the next month urder the immediate direction of bei- U

the perinanentfsr e of Militia now en

lumped at Rockiiffe and the corps will '°f The Settling of We P 909 Wll 59 _na Jam mack on the Capltal and on an elaborate and carefully thought ldeavonr to capture ii outplan, and will prasenta magnili Tm B me Mwst plan of Malo, cent s°ene The scene will be 130 ft

Hmwws for bnngmg me Wu wide, and the sides representing a pass

‘owe mm “mon m uns mt! be, on the mountain 60 It high A river

close of me Rtmkhnre eamp guns in front ot the gates ot tho stron

0 Bri

atiirst proposed that the city should turn out for two days

un Petmimm fone m amp' but in order io get at their wily and trea kthndmw at th, Prenou, 5 ld cherous foe The order of action will

hmonw me’ lt an Mgms mave

that this new plan would work Thsforoswill attack the sit

about

me polnt nm yet uponf ‘ad inform. tha dm! pina or airmen 'iii be mms uw Irvrwih 01 01° British ww iron lm carrying phosphem, 959,, so the sontn The chief calls his warriors to

workwillbsdqne aa m tho,

local -the

ii? §s iii

A indulgeinwar

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in grace and

mummt 3 bi,.d_ An iadvance guard ot the Britisharrive, k the dance of examine the position, test the water, as

~ is the custom, .being alwnys on the

mi"‘F°u'°f alert, its depth &=c. An army sig-

lnch tens of om

W nallsrsendsmeaaage backtothe main

i?as1ow solemn Dance Death.

the

of suspense makes

complexion. Any one can have it

them that has told him the British

Rests

ne the easy destruction of

f . __ Almost immediately after, or 'in th# midst of their diabolical .rejoicingsan Afghan look-out rushes down fromethe `

an ten hills, and announces that t»i_e British ara ,mmm by advancing, and have halted by the she dances. river, but havg notdmnjk 9f__,t_he w`at1r._

‘"""`l7urui` " g`E`e 'scene caused by this news,

Briti h scouts have crept up, and fired

gg, :xp a vo?ey|int»o the Afghans. _Killing is few

\>°dy dances. . oi them. They retire in_ great haste 130

°\°°=°°f She fe- me ferr. taking their dead with them.

acmss.A sailor is knocked into the water and saved by an oflcor.Tlie British ond- I errstimate the strength of the enemy, who rushes Irom the tort to meet the

dm" em almost fort to meet the llritish, and drive them .._iiaby's iieaiui and an back over the bridge. The Royal Navy

°f “°'1f'Shm°°f~ It has hens- dismantle the gun they have taken over he;’f;1§‘;,"{l‘;%ys‘,f711l“1,;"S linding they cannot get it backso as to

mothers, It, gen 3 the blogd’ bB Of H0 DBO t0 the Blleulye

° ;<i;i¢k-Step °fh¢-11th through The Royal Engineers destroy the

cl 1 ;eu"';‘tf° md m°th°" A1 bridge to stop the Afghans from pnr

ri. _ _ , _

suin them. In the melee a bu ler is

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C°-- K-1- I“hS;;l§§";ik;1:§reDr1éh¥;ifmf°§'l§ and plunges in the water, which fenders

the d.,¢¢,,,s» ,,,,'d4d,,e_-- his pistol useless.

U19 N005 Dllfe- _ C0f§SiiP8fi°l1 between an oiiicer with sword and an

.......,...v.l’.}?°‘Zs...’2;°.‘3‘§£§$.3.?’.'23§E Afgh-i-= oem- with -i»°-=- This

Nev¢fgfip¢_ Dmggisggsenehem will be a very realistic and stirring

scene, as the swordsmau will be one of

-f the most expert in the garrison, and

the other an adept with the spear. Ar-

Sklughter Sale i»ivi.1efii...m.».i.. body. A mis.. caiiea.

Burial of the dead. The Afghans have

» till the following morning to consider

_ _ the question of surrender. During the

truce there _will he a cutlass drill of the

U royal navy, manual firing and bayonet

GK E exercises by infantry, and other stir-

'ring military evercises, British bivouac

30 days I will 8511 Dinner Sets’ for the night, camp tires, letters from Set-. ci.....i.... sec, Judaism, !‘°“=°~ =°PsS» t==1'.°°»°1g*1°Pf=1t°f=» Pest-

Dishem Fancy Ching Lamps' ;gMs;_iitinel_S._h ightsh out. gud Enrol. nu kinds of elm".-e - °" ° -° Af' “"°’ ““ "5"

_ tinel shot at his post. The alarm in

than eval' wld befnfe In camp, call_ to arms, grand. attack on

Afghans.jRoya1Eugineern throw a larger

.. . GOVERNMENT SHIP MINTO

vid Representation oi Aotual War at the Provincial Exlilliltion,`Epltome of events lo Be Portrayed By Genuine Soldiers and

Sailors.

carried out at the grind evening enter- tainment at the provincial exhibition, the display as a mi itary specttcle will oe tue most vivid and realistic m‘mic representation of actual war that hits ever been placed on any grounds on on this side of the At antic. The stir- ring event of the Szor ning of Peiwar Kot il. a thrilling episode in Lord Roberr's famous march to Kandaha-

as been cho=en for dramatical port-

v, (,y kind permission of the oiiicer

eant Mapr Long the in litirv iiislruc

ld which will be 20 ft high Tgo `¢ish°troo s have to cross this river

the hills watching the surround-

couiitry heont mllissdown from

dim troops are makin., preparations commanding) many of whom had aetu- `

_..;

Danada

oicing in ranks

iionsol

oroes by drinking the poisoned

them of the face. The

orders them to maintain the

until reinloroemeiits are sent

a lisuteuantis” sent. The

throw pontoon

tlioztream, audi detach-

oi the Royal Navy rushes again,

GREAT HAND TO HAND FIGEFI'

Aocordingto the programme to be

d . ' ° s N git _' _opicswiies

ee, on u y 12th. Built By Messrs. Gourlty uint".-ir in wi-ot ii-

Bros. & C0. for tlic Winter 'Service of P. E. ?.'$13¥.i'li¥3° ‘"”°'l "f‘“" “'°'i’i._.i..

gs are ep. out of

f _ The contrast on returning gg

Island. e me t° no °=»===1i»iii=-do n

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, _creased attractiveness na s f 1 -_ , _ l 1 ' ~»9i*I U9. wmprlled to'-perpeiuallv

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Put 1 Wires Under Ground.

Launched From thc Campcrdown Ship-yard, _Duii- "“,;"°f '. f°f' “'i"°@° *=`-gf "=~»°-`-°

SIR,-_-I fully agree with Mr. L. P

Tantons views as expressed in th

an wire nuisance and pai ululy sn estlont I

I was impressed with the

native place. Some peraoggwgll about tis cost 'bntat the furthest expense wouldfit been pe; egg" lilteeu miles of viaduct. a loft or below a soft soil like ours, endif it cost ii little how much would it be comparison with _the thousands dollars or enhanced vealu- to munity? For every dollar

tcr this purpose the city

three in _additionto heady

resort' Morefver wh 'should ii

in order that a wealthy niooev monopoly should l stud ing;

with exorbitant pruifit

‘"5 __ y TllTl»I&.

The vessel. beautifully

and built of steel throughout, has been

spggnally designed for the winter

an pollen _ between

.Sli'e.in._ol the _lush

tadeldeok house.

the . hestdasc in

thseqhout

hemouuted

stern the *ltln\to’ has

_ plated and heavily belted _"nlli_!0,re appearance A5

aft in wake of the water-line, and are seven transverse bulk.-heads ballast is carried in a cellul-ir

tanks aft for the purpose i ` g the stern and lifting thefpre foot to get on top of ice. i Acooinmodatioif., is*

vided tor about thii the tore end ofthe de

direct superintendence oi Mr Mac-

Nicoll, of MscNicoll & Lo , consulting mn wo

Glasgow

_ __ _ _play do

of Capt

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sri. smm,_.i»o¢t¢¢..ip _

.Pleasant

BARRIBTERB.

Notaries Public, &c. Money no

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agely but steadily. e A general rush

over the bridge. Final attack. The

1 British blow up fort-gates and make

G;-afmn Streep, grand charge on Afghans. who surren- Nmi. sta.. Merkel. f°“°°’:. T*'9Y"° °“°'“'°"- P'°°1””‘-

ing British victory by grand rally round the dag. The whole thing closes by

& f a march past the grand stand.

bridge across river under the fire of the f

Those Who are Fond ‘ of Good Cookiugwwv _

Should call a.t‘our store.

We can boil the prices of Souvenir goods, Wabclies, Clocks Jewelry and Spectacles, down to suit the hashes of any customer

Watchmnker and Jeweler,

Lo ‘ Cor. _Gt.George‘aud Grafton St.

cnmwii.P.in.1siaiid, , ' - ` '

infantry. Indian contingent light sav-V

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A FOOT! REST

This amount investadin FOOTELM will ‘v o $5 worthot into it

in ey u co rt

your feature tired, sweaty, swollen bl shred or tender. Do not accept

ful bstiru

f'4s.°<=? See.-.ei ti .

lure su tes. _ ,

i‘,*'i‘i.’°.‘:.‘¥.."*°fi.i*'¥.‘5‘.’i."‘.‘.""'°‘?‘“**’°°.. I=°p»irins~:=v~==i-1~y~ .

put them do place

lat agood

lloloew hasairon would

/lllexwells Bii’itzi<cz’1er°'i.‘Li°i'~'-“'-°'°' "'""

ecoreropusn

, , , -bi! . 'res lightest iii-mime: easily . x §§I."..;..........-i." '“ ’°"°

(handled, more capacity, __ , |i.ciieii_ ~. And most 'successful machine “°°'7

._ in the market

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th lnts hsrei th M ll and loss sxamlnati

..m'f.‘iif.°.¥'§'.'.§ §.‘2.."?.'5.2‘... i.§’...’I.°...ii.i.. 'is .i......i” .l'3.,i.‘¥.¥.'!f’i.i..i.°’§.°.§’.i“'...1i .‘-‘.».`3myf.....i.,< s..i.2 comparison with other hinders. _ _

I- MAIN FRAME. ~

Th` ' ills 'I ft bular whicliisato ce the t. th t'i!est 'nd

llghtese; llhllg lhata;Ei'I\!igused.e 0 “The wlliilgLF'1~s\ue and Culiter Bar gifs alnglo :nd ' channel steel, specially manufactured for us, and every casting about it is made of malleable

1l'0ll. 1 '

i 2- CUTTER BAR ~ _

1|; 'nba bee edth ardii clnsernndiegrouod than on any other machine, and a°.i.i"z:..°“S°`ifi.:%‘.i:fi.Z:~.‘L"i.=.:i».“*?.:.ai.:.#.°. "W f 3- TABLE GUIINECTION

"otothers castirofo ectitult. thlifttl

M,,,..,.W““.° “£2 ., <.......,.."st..i'° ii... ‘i~i.i..' .§‘.i'i.'.§. .. ......."‘ .‘l..°.....i°.'.".l.'{'2i.,‘.§‘............° 1...? and one that never can tail. Like many 0_1-hor parts of the machine, lr is much more expensive than that used by others: but, fr you mkemno account the increased durability, it more than compensates for any additional cost. . _

4- MAINANHEEL- S tandllestwheeleverusedinnliinder. Gutofullth Mxw llllaehinesman -

faotu%l:g:dt o single wheel has ever failed. _ e e e_ u

V 5- KNQTTE R-

In a. Kuothsr, what if required is something simple and sure. These important points are

f und in th Max -

o There iseno luvilsor bolt nd: bevel or other wheslsused to op_ei-anethe diss, the whole beta done from the dngle cam. Everythingnx in unison. and ts miss tying on a Little llaxw is u ver_y,unusua.l occur-ance, Testimo have been received from purchasers, who claim no have zone through the whole harvest without missmg a shed.

6- RIGHT HAND CUT- -

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Now ls the time to secure the machine of yourcholce-

1\4lZcIEii:|:iJ.ey' Bros

Upper Green Street.

llwo go!

Pos Peter (Joe)

Wor1d’s Merchant Fket.

Loxnoit, July 28.-I_l:i5d’s Re in

of Shipping gives the entire dest is world as 28,180 steamer( and sailing, vessels, with a total tonange of 27,673 - 528. of which 39 per cent .are British. 7 :The Americans come next with 3.010; vessels, with a total tonnage ol 2,465,887 Norway has 2,528 vessels with a tin- nage of only 1,694,280. Germany his 1,676 vessels, with a tonnage ol 2.453 - 334, in wnich are included are parlou- larly large ships. Sweden has 1,408 vessels with 605,991 tenuate. Russia has 1,218 vessels with a ton eo! 648,- 527. italy i...s1,15o vessels :iii 1-‘mice if 1 1,182. No other nationality can boast 0( a thousand ships. Japan has 481, Denmark 796 and Spain701. The British and Americans together control one half ot the entire merchant ship tonnage| A* _ i ` ailoat.

The place to go for- the holidays. If you have not ar-

ranged where to spend your holida,y,write to the Proprietor,

“"""MA'lTHEW SMITH, Hsiaptl.

Good table. Comfortable rooms. Enjoyable surround-

ings. Rates $5.00 per week;-for family parties

per week, ‘ ’ I'

21-. _' ',~ .-_¢