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presumed, to prevent the junction of the { maintained regarding the movements of the | of tne Royal Dublin Fusiliers and several at G ff B reinforecments is reported from Port} blue jackete, arrived here. There were O ros.

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2 Pretty stripe flannelette with lace round neck aes enee he SE, eee cee were : resin. isang ae ee . ' “a - rison. izabeth where a warship entered one | ‘8TE¢ Crowds at the railway étation, bu and wr.sts, two rows down front, 95c IB ciao: ine: @ ibe In the meantime, a desultory cannon- | night and landed eight hundred meu, ap- | cece att oncnr te sree Be evre and buy the % Very pretty nightdresses in plain pink, blue, ading of the town is contiaued by the | parently sailorsand marines These im-| was taken to tke Model School, while tle Granby Rubbers and : white and cream, $1.15 Boer artillery ; bat on the whole their | mediately entered a military train and | rank and file are being sent to the Oversho2zs —— the best LIS ¥ ? as: performance is unexciting, and very little {were taken up the country. The towns~ | T#ce track. One epy was lodged in jail. make (san rice as : ' ; . ire] The wounded have been treated at Cols ; ame p ; . . . damage is being done by their shells. folk were entirely unaware of the move- . . ‘ Ss D ] . 7 ainty plain pink night dresses neck and fron as aahin a a \ deblhee teas ie ens. wee intericr ones) at t midnight oo the 14:h November, | ment untiltwo days later, The Boer version of the corflict in which

- a . “ 24 i »+ e ii ae es trimmed vi ith lace, yoke finished with design in however, the proceedings were varied by MEETINGS IN BELPAST these prisoners were taken, says that two wash silk, $1.50 shells being thrown among the sleeping Ate British were killed and ten wounded. inhabitants. Everybody was roused and | Mount Buchanan and Eldon — The mining department bas discovered,

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‘ yr r 9 . 9 2F 2R A re i ; > ; ° : . Draw ers, dC, 32¢, oC, asc, o0c, ive, etc. it was thought a might attack was intend - For McLean. Ferreira mine, paseages leading toa suite = ed by the enemy; but it turned out only a The meeting at Mount Buchanan was | Of apartments forty feet below the ground, wD ODGCRGUBEROSESEREOROREROREURERDOERGEGERES scare, held at one o’clock yesterday afternoon, ‘with gas and water laid on. This =

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There was no bombardmext on Wednes- | The speaker: were Messrs A. A, McLeav, is Supposed to have been in-

d te a : : ; A Petere, I, E Prowse and G E McKinaon, | tended to serve as s rendezvous for the ay, «nd Only a few shots were fired into There were about fifty persons present. | employes of tbe Ferreira mine in the

the town on Thaureday. Five civilians | All tae topics of tbe day were discussed, | eveat as a bombardment of Jobannesturg, were injured by Shrapnel. A few more { Mr. Peters announced that revenue and ex- | Toree femsle prisoners, captured near

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Ti ; ¢ Lad th oe attended, and was overwhelming Con-| health. he garrison of Ladyemith are chafing .ervative. The weakoese of the Govern«

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the south iathe direction of Colensoin | non, Arthur Peters aud DP Irviag, the — force. candidate.Messrs Forbes and Prowse were Dodd's Kidney Pills.

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x are our Fancy Oak and Mhogany finished Screens {Ih cou.es fur the troops now at Estcourt to at- eo Jas Nicholson and Alex Martin, Dodd's Kidney Pills Rescued Him A W Redd in Phm B ant ° - . : r ‘ e on i" . ‘és x . ‘ . et i «({} ye i we Your choice of woods and tem pt to make the junction with the Laiy- The meeting closed with three cheers from a Horrible Death, : } ’ t <i reperies for ps.se smith garrison. for Mr. A. A. McLean. If the meetingis Dantroon, Oat., Nov. 20.—The follow- Centrai Drugstore ae In the meantime there need be no anx~ {| @0y indication of the feeling of the peo- iow .eimeed : de b N Sunnyside oe ; ing signed statement{is made by A. N. y : i 8 ; ALSO_-s ( iety concerning the ability of the troops in oe ee Ps eS Wideman, of this place : — ; j s S {i Fancy Cak Music Racks $9 AO {Ib Ladyemith to hold out until relieved. | e-ament party, aud the road job, A. “J consider it my duty to inform the | 7 MUUUUEUENUHHRDISUDEEEMSSEUESEGNOUHCRUERS i ‘ > There is plenty of food in the town, and}! A. Maclean will head the poll on the 13th |. public of the great benefit I have experi- ete < (ak Book Racks $3 Al) I» the supply of of December. oc from neiee eee ee. I was N & . - = - t , r Speaking of the asylum contract Mr. | workiog io the harvest fields. e cea- eC\W—r | <j , {> AMMUNITION I8 ABUNDANT. Pease aid Lowe ‘oan the dog in the | son was unusually wet. Several times I ‘ «(| These are good goods and the prices are right. : {lv Care Tows, Nov. 21.—The Boers are ene ree the Covernment could not eee by ae rein ee ae ; } t tae “thei ik , | settle with htm, each time | worked on in my wet clothes, : ie = JCHN WEYSON Ib eh y meney — _ ae The opposition speakers cxposed the ad. | there being no time to waste getting the Nn Nn a iF S% - “ 7 = gah en cae vantage the Government were taking in ee ie rhe acaprbayr cat pm air oe }- ~* satis veritas inlainsitiietentiie ao with the British troops now marching to} therailway matter. The people of Belfast came chilly, an egan to teel twinges of | . | of @. oF SF ¥r+rtT rer? = ax the relief of that town, feel that they are justly entitled to the; curning pain acroes the emall of my back ; ie 1 Part of Commandant Cronje’s forces railway, and not bound to sacrifice either and my — — wie os — Boys Gwn iF b ‘ hdvaiee fiede oheien Wiebe their principles or their manhood in ob- | ning. at winter was Jaidup wit i f : = sommes | en en eee taining it. Infiammatory Rheumatism. I coneulted Gi l ’ 0 + of — = SS NT a — ~~~" “" | Jey, and the Boers are now forced to resort A Smaller Pa the besi physician in the district. He aid IFES Wil i to commandeering in 4 most exhaustive maller Photo allin his power, but all the effect bis i oe ; 5 form in order to obtain the necessary Ata Smaller Price. ee ee Stee Leisur e@ Hour Ay - number of men to take the places of those ! A large number of photographs of the) ye pain would make wan. anion S d t MT : fie ENCOURAGB HOME INDUSTRY Withdrawn. The quality of the shells used | ron; Transvaal contingent have with agony. My back became covered un ay a ome | : E by the beseigers is steadily deteriorating, | #7€@4y been sold. with bed sores, one of which was poul- _ but the markmanship of the cunners i But it has been found that many persons ticea 500 times before it healed. My Jezs Chnms i | f = were twisted, toes pointed inwards. My _ good. ! would like to send photos of the first P. left foot was purslyzed. I lost 40 pounds Youn Canad; 4 ‘ K. Islanders who go to a foreign land to fight I was, in fact, given up. ; s a : 4

ALL WELL AT ESTCOURT. for their country to friends abroad ; and] “One day Mrs John Boyer, who lives two Chatterbox jj Loxvos, Nov 21.—A despatch from | also that many would like to have photos ew eee ie ee iT. ; 2 11)e. cannot de2scri the delight wit Estcourt to The Standard says extra vigil~ | who could not afford to pay $l. which I found on taking the Pills they Sunday

ance is being displayed to the southward} Therefore a smaller pLote, on a card |)... doing me good. I determined to con-

cf that place lest the enemy attempt to | 9*7 inches, has now been priuted. __ | tinue, and to make a long story short, they ’ k te sae Ds . ; See : The price is35 cents, and it will be 5 as ] Child S own Fall brewings now ready far delivery. Maie from choice | cut the railway connecting it with the} | .°4 Pt duu abdisen sack sath an scasied — ~ — eset ore an

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mait aud hops. Put up in packages to suit all, and delivered | ¢™ _ | of this price, by Robert L. Cottoa, P. O. avi h to any part of the sik Pa : Sue ah eames Sets De Seeley net & | Bek Oh Sere soltoe nt.. Magazine es 2s would probably cost the Boers more tian : : i fk amily orders solicited. they would care to pay. An ornament to any parlor—a photo- “(Signed.) = A. N, Wipemay, G Now on sale at i HALIFAX BREWERIES. Ltd Everything is going on well in Estcourt. | 8™@phofthe Rev. T. F, Fullerton. Cab- _ _ Duntroon, Ont, C art er s) - fa ’ ‘ *? | Fresh troops are constantly arriving, aod inet size 30 cente, mailed to any address Suiiies wens Se sto iss desis OFFICES ! B Qu kag B ae the advance canuot be long delayed. #n receipt of price by Robert L. Cotton, P | Ifyou take Hood’s Sarsaparilia faithfully | Briguton Brewery, A telegram received from Lorenzo G Box 84, Charlottetown. Larger sizes, | a nd persistently you will surely be bene~ Bookstore j ..... KMELEPHONE NO. 91...... Marques from Elandslaagte says that * 40 and 45 cents, _—