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A beantiful Calendar given free with every clock.

Gold Crown and Bridgs Work,

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were so badly hit that they could hard- ly stand helping others, and when we offered to heip, replied, ‘No, no, my lads, Lower down you'll find

were

* Transvaal War + | hundreds who cannot move.

W. Richmond Smith, in his letter

— | from Paardeburg to the Montreal Star

|says: “I cannot empathise too much

| the bravery of the Canadians during

The foreign enemies of Great Britain } the whole day, and the out-rypoken ad

were very noisy a few weeks ago.

Here are some samples:

‘** General Buller’s last reverse should at length convince the wooden-headed British that the Boers are far men then they are.—Tagblatt, Vienna.

“The supremacy of England has been sappec at its based by the uncon- querable Boers. Carthage had a

ed by Hanibal.

L’Evenement, Paris.” “What man with

profit by this moment when the posi- tonto the United Kingdom in the Transvaal and in Egypt should lay open to us an era of profitable re venge.—Echo de Paris, Paris”

“The total incapacity of Her Gra- cious Majestys generals is now beyond controversy. The arrival of Lords Rob- erts and Kitchener has in nowise chang- ed the disastrous course of events, and they appear to be, as they doubt- less are, played out,and as incompetent as their predecessors.—Libre Parole, Paris,”

Now Britian is preparing a military force of 600,000 men, and the fereign- papers are all saying that she ought to be magnanimous,

WISE IMPERIAL POLICY.

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[here are undoubtedly more than sufficient British troops in South Africa © subjugate the boers, nevertheless most thinking persons will applaud the determination of the Imperial Govern- ment to hasten tens of thousands more of troops to the scene of action. The

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ana truest wisdom and the truest charity

ae ie , > 1 are combined in making the British

overwhelming at the

force supret

earlies $s moment. ’ , a + ; Both by the moral effect upon the 3oer Leaders andthe European sym- , ; — “— >". ee } pathisers wite them, ard ty the actual preponderan« f soldiers afield the ap- > * = e n 1OUs es South Africa is des eto ensure a speed) en nd to avert t use a | wer Struggie I gards tne ] 1ro : r riske n I ‘ i ned } by Cor F € s th \ fr OOo] e. now nee j 2 i an t op to attar Es ' Ss V g y rts bil 4 i ‘ 2 y rea c [ Oo \ { ( re } } na ] € il d YU i‘ ‘ 2 A i ns Li a n ind, ; al NU 5 ‘ HO VAM} i \N ’ VV 4 Mr. Charlies Boson Cap ?

Cardiff, now of the Volunte ance Corps, serving 1n Natal, W his brother of ‘Tugela and aiter

[*} | tal es : says: “ihe hospital ten

up ready for the wounded. by thi time the battle of Tugela had commer ced. It was not long vdelore the

Sulance waggons started, and in tw and a half or three hours they return ed loaded with wounded, followed by who were able to come in b ]

s they were wounded only

men themselves, a slightly. Other wounded were brought in on stretchers, and more were carrizd in on the clasped hands ane arms of two comrades. These bearers wer done up, but they kept on, bravely ; they were helping their comrades. After a while about a dozen of us start- ed out and went to the top of the hill. The Boers opened a terrible rifle fire upon them then, and the men began falling by the dozen. In the midst of this my section was called upon. We started to go forward and soon came across lots of wounded. Some who

Bire,—I was for seven years 6 oe from Bronchial Trouble, and would be so hoarse at times that I could scarcely speak above & whisper. I got no relief from anvthing until I tried your MinatD’S HONEY BALSAM. Two botiles gave relief and six hotles made a complete care. I would beartily recom~ mead itto auyone suffering from throat

trouble. oe 3, F. VANBUSKIRE,

mercenary army, but it was command- '

2 8 authority — will arise and point out the mistakes in our : colonial adminisjration, so that we may

miration of the British soldiers in com- menting on the manner in which the Canadian soldiers fought was calculat- ed tosend a thrill of pride through

better ; the breast of every man froin the Do-

minion.. Ifthe official expressions of praise over the gallantry of the Canad- ians were strong, it found alouder echo in the manner in which ‘Tommy At- kins himself ungrudgingly compliment

And the War Office , ed his over-seas companion in arms. wi } . has not yet produced a Hannibal.—.-

EXPLOSIVE BULLETS.

The Boers are using explosive bullets jhere. The day following that on

which the New South Wales Lancers

patrol was cutup, we found two men

bearing evidence of it. One was dead. | The back of his skull was completely b'own away. The other was a peculiarly sad case. The bullet had carried away the lower jaw, tongue and other por- tions, he was still alive, and wrote with his finger on the sand the one word, “Water!” but he had neither tongue nor mouth to drink by, and so he died. —kRensburg Correspondence London Telegraph.

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