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THE DAILY EXAMINER, UnaRLOTTELOWN,

WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.

Interesting Particulars of the Struggle Boers.

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noon on Tuesday

Buller's army seem of to approach, an ‘consequently dey was startled to he sun firing. It had of late, owing to |

munition. On hurrying out

the Boers were tr

ig gun on Bulwar tion of a derrick. something extraor ng. The other 5 directed their fire « result that the Bo to abandon the att rick. Later on the a wagon which c During aften Boers were seen the British resu of a terrific thunde the town, just ¢ been heliographec that the Boers w

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Dear Sire,—I ¥ om Bri would te so hearre scarcely tyeak al no relief from any! wana tD’S BONE notiles gave reliet + omplete cure. 1 meod itto anyone r lung trouble

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Bulwana. /¢

Great Britain and the

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at Ladysmith writ- | re relief says: At he firing of General d to recede, instead 1 the garrison was ressed. Everybody t the garrison’s 4.7 10t been used much 1e diminishing am-

it was found that ing to remove the a Hill by the erec

This proved that linary was happen- arrison guns then n Bulwana, with the; rs were compelled ‘mpt with the der. placed the gun on psised in a donga.

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‘NTS—THE BRITISH GUNS AT ORIA., { Boston Globe.

oon whenever the] » . ST =a approaching, the

rane 7 Fe ed with trenches, such s never had} CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND

bout 4 o'clock | been seen before in war. These were

storm broke over, >. —o a a Unless | already Acknowledged. ....+.+0-+.$921 12

fine s a shell were to drop straight down in-

fter a message had P s MOUNT ST BWART.

to the opening, it would not reach the interior. | lat trajectory projectiles would be bound to fail to touch them.

from Wagon Hill

‘re in full retreat.

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Other officers said they believed they a HDC 0 - : °.°@ c sé ’ . ? ~ 1 1 . offin aL A SEE 00 ould descry Britis’: cavalry ; but most Mee aor ieee ine ov erardeand | Douglas & Jardine......ssmes 100 eople supposed that the wish was _— Th " ce — po na Mr G McBHachern ........cccsceeeeee 56 , fat Soe to the thought. Assoon asthe| W@2. “hey *al ere waS not a GOP! FY Feehan... .ccwe.--ccoscese 100} the food supplies warmth storm ceased the British guns reopen- | of spirits in the laager. Every counten-| Rey H Pierce ........ Vet cctionss “OO : . ed on Bulwana gradually concentrating ‘ance showed joy at the end of a dread-| Mrs Pigott . Sr ee We es fle . and strength ; without it the r ao 1e ¢ aughed, and] t ciate ei : . re fire on the kft and driving the | rin eer: * . them —_ - . oe F 60 digestion, the muscles, the ; he . they hoped they would soon g spehan's Pendle seovedh ‘ et > | t h J © - oer fore them, with the object of ss a sea Nearly all the Free Staters Mra G aii ye eceecccece 50 nerves and the brain are preventing the enemy from hampering | ""' - a ; ; ' _ c RR ee 50 l Be iny British approa h. An hour later | ee iin. ‘e ic = - os i 7 W McLeod . Se codilic acsine's 0-7-2 and general debility De: ; 1 al ehting tor iberty 1e F . : arty of British horsemen — be wenn y © ee sein a ae Ber Pigott. st teneeeteeses - follows. But fat is hard to di- seen ing the flat bel od expression 25 : ava an thelie 4 Sirk . esc ecesee - ’ wee wid ‘ rossing Lia iat VC Ow Bulw: ina : a . » oa 5 ! he present ; 50 t a distance of some miles. It is im- | over the present deliverance. meena Pe aaa gest and is di ‘iked by many. I i MED. epthitcwe pee sae © vossible to pescrib the excitement t and | ee ee a i Dorle 50 > , , + ] ] » 5 Jib. wwe errr e . . nthusiasm among thet troops shat tol- | y Roberts jJately present ted Mr. Fannie Egan inasee dns coweeess@ 50 . owed. Most of + e town pcople had 1|H H Quinton, of the Bank of Ireland, ee supplies the fat in a form @ : he { with somely-bound copy of , 13 00 ee! a iri ven into le h ouses by tn wilD 1andsol necy- ¢ DP} Tot ac oereere in nee soa ¥ leasan r storm and did not earn the good news | CR ne years in India,” by Lord] _ 6s Shite ee pieasant to take and easy : 1 an nd | g ecces Gillispie: ' ntil later, The storm broke out}R¢ berts, acc ompanied by an autograph Collected by Rebece Dp to digest. It strengthens the again at 7 o'clock in tae evening and letter thanking Mr. Quinton for his} T © Muncey, Carleton ......-.-- 4 100) nerves and muscles, invig- sntinued until two the next morning. | Serwces in connection “with her fund | Mard N NePhee, Heatherdule... 1 00 ’ g it must have seriously hampered the for the wives and families of soldiers lai emia orates mind and body, and retreating Boers. rhe British cunners| and sailors serving in South Africa. $ 100 builds up the entire system. ; cs ; + ] Nic } n . . kept a sharp watch to prevent any is ati Ne lee Mal Nicho A ; soc. and £r.0o, all druggists ie rite ai to remove the Bulwana tne 1ouowing despatch Was re¢ eived Mra Dind Nicholson. .. . secre. 25 SCOTT my ‘BOWNE, ‘Chemists, Toronto. Ee | 7 i . Briti h niet ie al at Hi : : ency the Governor-t reNn~ Archie Bruce ee eeereceseererees eo Oee eeee 1 00 gun. se ) tis! 7 é oe nN oC tT oral Anges Na ee 50 ntervals througn 1e nignt na tne : > rl ee eee ae oe 4 z Bermuda, Feb. 28.-—The members } Joo McDonald. . . . . . -+---s+00eeeseeees 50 il »wes sent t OOK : dye : : . ia : j ‘ morning a force we sent out to OOK} tthe Hamilton Dingoy Blub, while } Mal Martio... ieee sae ene 40 iter the oun and ©Oo OCCUDY Bulwana, a7 1 a Wow Docherty « 00600 i gly oe ee se a 2 ve ; athising deeply with the relatives : .* 50 ord Dundonald’s force went after the | — oti ae bd Real Jas MeLeod...-.. : retreating Boers, \ hile 4,000 of the a ee hose killec = eee Dond Nicholson.....-.-.- 2. csereeeee £@ 4 . ‘ ~ ’ sable 4 vv " A £ Hea 2c Tata , 5 hest men of the garrison, went toward \fric er to England s noble CORN ee seh. inissvnsscieny sas 50 repderemibagies. Myra cig We se able | Our sincerest \dmiration of the great | Poa Lamont ......-- + 75 Flandslaagte inthe hope of being aole ' ; : ‘ we ge an ee ee re ee gallautry layed by the Canadian } Jadson Campbell ......--++0-+--- cut of the enen ontingent at | aardeberg uawiel Tete. ou wc teee eveeee 15 eg Hearty ngratulations have been bes | cidiecseetidess «a 0 ee ae aol Tait ' ce Se, Eno Binbeste (Ce oi j Mr, Frederick Irving Taylor of ee ae papers, or a os PLEASAKT VALLEY, LoT 50. toria, B. C.. thus of Canada’s{and Gen. White, by the Canadian ‘ llen sons: Society of Engineers. The nes geva | Jno-Mc eDonald. Se ene 50 es ' "1 ' ‘ i 7 sione 1 } Vv T)r Bovev presi lcnit, ana Alex McK BODOTO. cr ccesersse eevee 50 tr, the llen —they who died ee ges : “ a LL : ‘ 25 ice to th fa ey who oe Prof. Mcleod, secretary. age Me: Domald .....cccececseeeee toreee = As heroes for their countrys price , Bs ; ce Beaton.. bis we obs ou teteecetd 20 ! t 1 f ll the tear 1 , LT Oe ccs hh isddiiideteiaine eee 25 vain t p, yet shall — al —The New York Times affirms that | Do od N 12 lic chaleon « - ; ler , : ° ; ‘ “Ai bs certo eeeeeeee iroD eer lyoer e warriors bier, “Tt was onlv the arrival ot R yberts thut fi “fe oD = cA tho re © ious to record Se al sacst ve blast Om eee Den corre Ste ee ie ’ thro’ fire and ee o disasters. © e ; Jno Hume ese ee 2d Ga cep, taro Bie a | upon cle horn were worth ten ; yee R dk McReth.. Aas) hee 50 wore * ; ) . c . * wr - . Or wel thousand men. In fact was not « Naxvo ig “o 7 . thou : ’ en * a ay “ (an we forg ie 1 S10W question of more men trom England, ! M J sageatys paws s Soe | Kor all the leading son W ink t 's repose — | ++ was a question of one more man from Coarle-ena McLaughlin .. { ; ‘ i, he brother, com! ) iend, } ogland. The Be ers h: ave still the M-e Jce whe s cnta se haeventee 4 o 6ee a] Mercantile Houses Cea cn aiden » nba denen Te oe os W.ii nzton Hume........ - é s : ae m whom our ten:!’rest hopes depend * | natural advantage of interior lines, 20¢ | waiy McGregor. . ~ 5\f in Prince Edward et died they as true heroes die they may retain the advantage of beinz | ° —— Island Face to the foe ; beart to the sk able to choose their own battle ground, Total $ 5.00 . aad oteek eee oe } { : ee SL nd one fond though i though that is a question of strateg rical LITTLE SANDS. 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