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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 27, 1900.

THE MOTHER WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.

| with a nursing baby has two lives to support. Her flesh,

strength and vitality are | Interesting Particulars of the Struggle Betwecn axed O he Os ¢ ~ i. ee ce Great Britain and the Boers.

must be maintained or both will surely fail.

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morning at early dawn, I found him thousand ‘Turks had been placed

Bring back anything not cone right ° | aged and deserted country, w here even | tribute ever given to Canadian worth j iated host of the Austrian general,

will keep up th mother’s Mr. James L. O’Leary, of the Post | behind our friendly ant hill, but pierced hors de combat that he bowed to the ws ipa streneth and vitali y- It also Oth, . Department at Ottawa, has re | through the heart and b dy, by the inevitable, and ordered the white flag mes pug bow ng et, Na scieniape ai sii a _ h s the babv’s ‘ish. | er tine following Lele om his bullets that had perhans been intend d to be hoisted. Nearly thirty thous ting the Stom and Dowe | is

¢ LHi€S Lie Dal J Ss hourisn rother, Father Q©’Leary, Roman iforme. Do you know that a feeling and men, a hundred and twenty-eight § Bf iT eee LC ae a : ‘Si ment, and supplies the ele- | ( atholic chaplain of the first Canadian | of guilt came over me as I gazed ~ nee a a hundred guns came in BL ASI i ;

ante re baie £0 } contingent : | my poor comrade of an hour, but still, to the ussians’ hands, and the cele °

es om ae . ite Pee | BLOEMFONTEIN, March 13, 1900. | had 1 remained a minute longer, this , brated seige, which had in« luded four } Promotes Digestion,Cheerful- q EI OW th and deve. opment of | letter would never have been written. great battles, twenty-five minor actions, ness and Rest.Contains neither ig bones, teeth and tissue. ae =e H° v7 i ce em _ “i have} Another trying moment was when in besides skirmishes, and had cost in || Oprum,Morphine nor Mineral. | IS ON THE ie gee. sn Stain sihdrceiieen | oes comp . ceK pa tel ceca —— a - the early hours we were lying almost life and limb a hundred thousand men, | OT NARCOTIC. iS

SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Torenta | Une hundred miles—one that will rank | within touch of the laager. Oh, how , came toan end. if |

a, i among the greatest AC hie vements In | that hell-fire mowed down everything On Oct. 28, 1805, Napo'eon,stand- | WRAPPER t

=e GS @eSi28222 es military history. Our average for the | around us, but we held our ground, | ing ona rocky eminence that formed if i Bring back anything not dene properly ; ae five wage was oe eae ony ~ | and when day broke the Boers hoisted part of the heights on the north of | iE _ the most of which was through a rav-/ the white flag and surrendered, the best Ulm, watched for five hours the humil- if OF EVERY is

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' rater 79< ‘ re } 7 rT : | } . . . : water was at a premium. To say that | and Canadian bravery. While every , Mack, defile before him. Over twenty-

' . h me s dropped by the : | both men and animals dropped by the | one of the other regiments is loud in | eight thousand men, the flower of the

myeina civec ot ¢ a (les > | ; m ni : | wayside gives but a faint idea of the’ our praise, we can well afford to be | Austrian army, passed slowly by to-

rmint mn Seed Sugar | awful ordeal we passed through. You proud of our brave boys. They are | wards the spot where they were to de- Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- || i is | must naturally feel anxious to know indeed worthy of it. posit their arms; but ere that was , §{] tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, .| how I passed through 1t. W ell, ] only powcr reached the men, in defiance of their Worms Convulsions ,Feverish- : :@ | fell out twice, and that for a few hours | officers’ commands, threw guns and | }{|@essandLOSS.OF SLEEP. || ' . only, thus doing my average 1ike the FAMOUS GENERALS WHO | bayonets to the ground, and ‘from the eros oneotenen aa | H ; - ¢ a: r

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, ., When in need of anything in our g | eee men and with no, HAVE SURRENDERED./ _ | vast and now disorderly army a_con- Oe : line remember | gree atigue. eta | fused murmur of grief and.indignation LL ’ ‘THE MODERN” ¢ e r oe oe —. oe 2 : (London ‘Tit-Bits.’) | arose’ 2 NEW YORK. Bie Castoria is put up in one-size bottles only. “Tt Fonndiee Ristiies ee § | alas, too. often at nein etl I . The surrender of the Boer leader, sane oe months go jtepoe ws rN months\ old a opie bmg ice ae ry | Se ‘aad Boiler Mal eer ee ' forget the terrible work we have gone Cronje, with four thousand ee takes : fs seo ope ap Doses a * CENTS is “just as good" and “will answer every pur ‘ty reed eee EE a te a ee the memory back to other similar epi- | 484!nst Hfty thousand Russians by Gen. pose,” 4@-Sce that you get O-A-8-T-0-B-I-& L | through, from the day we charged the tae es F : . | Fenwick Williams at the head ef | B A * ¢ enemy at Paardebera, until we drove , sodes, of which the most momentous | **" : e iat, = race stewart and Co J. . Neg Fen tity a" ; ble was the surrender of Metz during the | Seventeen thousand men, most of simile Lihue is oa Aj $ him from his iaager on that memorable | SrnehCleuion tae. ten. Oct; ¥7, | whom were Turks, from June 18 to —_— ’ , ’ ee. A:

Steam Nav. Coy’: Wharf - meeneny nignt a gro ecoean f | 1876, the town, ‘conquered by famine,’ | Nov. 28, 1855. In vain the Russians necessary talent I could easily tranfer | C@nrobert and Le Boeuf, sixty-six gen- be a oe yr as aa Te —

them to canvas, rivalling Detaille at his erals, six thousand officers, a hundred ane ao aa i a a Serge a —

best. ‘Take the fording of the swollen , and seventy-three thousand men, four : Be 3 ere Te -

hundred pieces of artillery, a hundred | capitulate after a héroic struggle which

| Modder River, or the wild charge made |... . evoked ti ae | fe 33 D + NJ | on Sunday. February 18. just as the | Mitrailleuses and fifty-three eagles fell | FYOKE the unqualified admiration of pe eve all asi on ee ec - wy 9) ee de snot Wh ; into the Germans’ hands. Bazaine | his opponent, General Mouravieff, who | | > sc AYP } oO 1aTe > Cg, f s a ° a mom ve . shades of evening were deeping a subsequently tried for high treason, |" Saying, ‘General Williams, you have

' ‘ ‘ s s weird, soul-stirring pictures they would de vy es Y Du g I u'C | and condemned to death, a punish- | ade yourself name in history, and eSil 8 d eput fi our Watch make. Then the forlorn hope turning . . ' I | poserity will stand amazed at the en- r o n

; the Boer laager in the depths ot night ment that the ae commuted wo: Seeey 1 in i Lf you allow your watch to run too ©": | years’ imprisonment. Four years later | Gurance, the courage, and the discip-

ive 1 1S Fis ; et . long without cleaning, c with dam 1g when « oe boys esas ~— he effected his escape. line which this siege has called forth St j n 7 : } ; 7 3 c o . 2 a . . ; ; ? ed parts it may be woro so badly as to Genet: 0p OS eRe et eee eee This catastrophe tothe French arms | i9 the remains of an army,’ echoed the n 08 bd

distroy its usefulness as a timeptlece; | to lose each other, - the} stole for had been preceded, on Sept. 1 by one | universal sentiment of the civilized | ward on the enemy's trenches. es world of almost evual magnitude. On that .

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better have it examined by your | a yer 7 2) CBat wi scenes a al | oes ts present w Watch Doctor and if in need of re-| But what of the scenes of the field occasion, afteria vain struggle at Sedan aS ee ee weigh odie teeta eee | after the battle. The expressions of | ¢ ~. iy On Epeneee eee pairs he will advise you accordingly | for supremacy, during which _twenty- te eT ; i perhaps save your ' ©” | some of the upturned faces, some be- MERICA’S Greatest Medicine is . . 1 and perhaps save your watch. cas five thousand prisoners were taken, ’sS i i J dg t fs Mi ‘I ‘ WE ROART | smeared with blood, baffle description. |. . ; Hood’s Sarsaparilla, because it pos- ul @ il OM LIS Mer ifs To-da E BOAST on our repair depart- ; eighty-three thousand French troops ad ' : s ' ment turning out first-class work only, | Here 2 poor fein t WORKS 266M Conn: together with four hundred field uns eee ae | “aye am alenrs Ow dion wieedis +f ze | ed in childlike slumber. Further on ha ; q fift f nf - a its record of cures is GREATEST. and you'll tind it the highest Ww ARANTEE ALL Ot ; if you | the distorted features of another would | 2 DUN¢red and hity fortress guns, a © netted eensieennentnaste —— type of bicycle construction.

have not given us atrial it will seattle anberadid d $$ ig ee pay! oc: il _ | seventy mitrailleuses, surrendered to : ae ‘ sasily attes indescribable agony : : . you to do so apd we will be pleased to | ; ne = sea ie ie A tenladaite the enemy. Napoleon likewise, after _— Se a — iif see you at GREAT GEORGE STREET. ee as Ogg By expressing a regret that he could not Bearings. 4 | relieved him of his sufferings, whilst | >: ; fe i | now and then, the fierce yell seemed die at the head of his scons, tendered MARK WRIGHT & CO I td it e N. } anton ) ae : his sword to the King of Prussia, eg LilUs -

| ready to break forth from the open- ' " ; a i i , n the nl ht of Dec. 187 S Cures CHRONIC-DISEASES and RUP- a ne ed AGENTS.

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v eweler | clenched hands he fell.shot through the | ™@ Pasha. who for a hundred and | for information, ‘or call at Truro. Nova . y ‘ " 4 ° ’ S ; ; SIGN OF THE Bra Warcn. | seas " forty-three days had valiantly detend- | guiding Cee, Mprehents Sack ef Halifas:| Canava Cycle & Moror Co., I1MITED, HEAD GFFICE, TORONTO,CANADA + : -.fed Plevna against an overwhelmin : 3 wh the sad and hasty burial — 8 oi + Bot wnat of the - 7... 1.4 | Russian force, made a splenid dash q | of our dear boys. ‘They had marched | -*~** : ; Sener ee PID A 9 sO = . ' . for liberty. For six hours did he, with ' ‘and fought, shoulder to shoulder, iced?” abba ecesehaprttage, His iets iain teide blade, nox wae thei < . ?ee ranks broken in death Side QDS) —EEEE—E—EE—EEEEEe E> 10,000 Dezen. they were tenderly, lovingly laid to VIOLENT The Helifex casas a ta ' sleep, in a foreign soil, their long last + Silla Pw ries O., a.s 7" sleep. pay, the, igbeet cayh rice soy empty ale |* “allthis T have witnessed and shared] [I we g g ' _— 8 : . Th - , hy 1@ if 1S : Queen Street or at the Brighton Brewery | '"- Why I know Os, Oe ee we 4 OS — |that I was oftener found in the fir &. kien line than was some might say, neces- FOR SALE NR sary. I could not helpit. It was a ‘ species of fascination that I could - Accompanied by Indigestion and — 2 control,and many a_ poor fellow wth ae : a 1 (} [ET his dying breath thanked me for hav- Constipation cured by Dr. Chase's gp, Sage _ for ae oe aid Kidney-Liver Fills | We have for the last two weeks been opening our new spring stock of Boots and Sh.:. end ne bullets flew thick and ‘ast. . C : ! They seemed to respect no one, for I Seen Toth, Ont, commesthe perticdanel | OW We have one of the finest stocks to be seen in the city. As in all other lines ovr boot :

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Tnat nicely situated resid. | saw many struck down around me al- | ¢ remarkable cure eet ee and shoe department is stecked with only the latert and best gcods and of course tl). p iceg ° _ . . ‘ ' ‘ . idney-Live . . s. é ve oe ence, with out bi ildings, on | most within touch. One particular In: Sor (iby years the victim of indigestion, con. are cut as fine as we Can shave them,

, : “ide interest vou. In Sunday’s } stipation, and violent headaches, Nothing ‘ey the Malpeque Rozd, une mile | cident may interest } ) aah dail po hg . ? i inti dateiianetet: t es eaell seemed to have the desired effect until he be from Post office, with 9 or 32 battle, when the enemy’s fire was most rte use of Dr. Cheses’s Kidney-Liver

- ae 8 furious, we had to take shelter on the Eiils, and they effected a compleie cure, Mr. acres oi land, ur OG ssired, O;eD as best we could, until a lull in Gardiner writes : ft Apply to firing would allow us to rush forward. a oye i emes on ntae / mr , y hi it hill I lay prone, sharing aie 7 At intervals 1 would

: PERAR DON. Behind an ant h 7s , S| fortwo weeks atatime. At intervals I wo . - sa oe . 2 J. | 4 at 34 tiny shelter with one of the Black be taken with violent: ygreracomny a ous See our fire Oxford shoes and straps In one or two strays, ety lish goods, 0 oderate prices, 2

Watch. Finding that there was not dollars and dollars in vain, and was fina ya ae . vised to use Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills,

REMO <7 AL | room for two, I decided on making 4 | gnd must say that they are the only remedy i dash for a mound some fifty yards for- | that gave me permanent relief. I would not 4 , : be without them for anything, |

ward. As I raised myself on my hands Te Chuck's Kidsabdied Pile, one atte

een and knees, preparatory to the dash, ot aoe occ. a box. Atal dealers, or Edmansoa, a ' Ek. H. BEER remember him calling out, “My God, | Bates & Co., Toronto Our lites cf Men’s Fine Bo ts cannot be excelled. We have a splendid Chocolate Dengela ; . take ate 70d Speet F fe ‘ . . c y , —— ° Ms ma nee reer cot OO eee =e, Boot with vesting one top, of the handsomest boots we have ever sold, See it. HAS REMOVED HIS— Crepes nasinsaciaicigiicilltei 5 : > | } 4 Insurance Office ¢ Toc LET — The north end of a house situated on Buy Your Shoes Cheap | Wri ’ Ny rooms Prince Street, couta'ning nine rooms, suit~ ie ! Wark Wright & Co how ible for a boarding house-or private resid- ° h . fq NORTH SIDE QUEEN S¢ 932 | ence. Apply to Y Ou M lg t a5 \A ] ell = NORTH ov 4 ase ” THOMAS M:QT AID i i eT Gentlemeo,—While driving se a Guae : | - CUlupct. very steep hill last August my horse : Ail Kinds of Insurance stumbled and fell, cutting himself fear- ee ee ee ere : dings dae fully sbout the head and body. I yen ; MINARD’S LINIMENT freely on him q ( '" 3 ; 1] | wed in @ few davs he was as well as ever | FOR SALE R T LET. i : : Ners—-3_ om pragete? tet ae J. B.A. BEAUCHEMIN | ewe ‘ 4>Rem «ff [Re INSUE ANCE at peare She rbrooke. ‘-Watermere,”’ the house of the Hon. « 4 ch dety competition, You cam save | George W. Howlan. Poseession given th: ; sone y TR ONTNE OR tiret of May next. : At : r E. H. BEER, . ay D.C. McLEOD. 4 MODEL SHOE DEPAKT ENT General losurance Agent Ch’town, Merch 3lset, 1900. ft. i 3 “s I UNI. Fib 12.