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THE GUARDIAN CHAR.l.U'1'.l'F OWN. P.

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B LFEBRUARY 9

1 do not believe there

ein, iniligcslicti or any stoniiii.-li trouble

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lievcil at ‘once urls;

_ mt ct: i‘§~'§f§"or§rErsia Cciiiz. -'< ° ~

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At all drusrzisfs.

25c. a vial. Guide to Health and medi- cal advice free. _1505 Arch street, Phila. i

DYSPEPSIA CURE I

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Ross do Ross. Barrisiers, Solicitors. CMN sys ncers &c. Sydney. Cape B_retc_>n~

ASoliciiiri fgr the Bank of Briti~h .\Jrt1\

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ilt`:f.»irence-y l-I. Iilaiiil; Bl;-Leod, Bl»r~'cn

& M 'Q iarric. t \imni-.r-i eg

M ineyiii l.ia'i. llrsl l~. tate b0114l\3 and

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We have some very fine Nova

Scotia and Ontario Baldwins in stock. They are nice medium-sized red apples suitable for family use, or for retailing. We have also a few bbls of Bishop Pippina. left. They are a splendid apple for family use ||| ||| ll" timer llulli llil lnlis-

For elle by the peck or bbl at

print turf.

-stair!

Chamber aieff/

Many patterns, , Various designs, Hundreds to choose from.

For ten days we will give a Fancy Tea Pot with every. Chamber Set we sell.

W. P. Cnlllill.

Hughes iihéiirs

For Cousin. Colds, Bronchltis, Hoarse ness, an all Pulmonary affections Price ii cents.

IUGUES’ IIIEUSOTE IIXTURE

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§'m§Li§iiZ“.Ki°‘Ca'Z§ i>i..‘L'...° pri..

een .

l0l0’8 RMEUIATISI CURE

A positive euro for Rheumatfsm. A trial will convince you. Price 50c.

lpeclal Remedies nreuared forDY

BPIZPSIA, IN HGESTION, OONBTI PATIO! etc.. etc.. _ For tae loot lnglaah Drugs and lodlclnoe

'lllllllli l|l|6llES“'§iii%."

AP°°h°°.r`H.i:a'i'a;a“l

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8 ‘ $8358

M u N Yu ws iii iiiiiii iuiii\ii'f‘i=ii.21°~.ii:'°'=if==»ff°»i§=f=i

Spion Kop, which was then believed

- ,to be the key to the enemy‘s position' f-

H I “"2 °f .d"P°"' FRIDAY. FEBRUARY. 9. isea. F On the following night he was coin-

TllE LEAKAGE OF NEWS.

It has frequently occurred since

:he war began that news frrm the front cabled to the British War Of- hce has been given out by the contin- ental, Boer-sympathising press before it has reached the London newspapers. This has been notably true in cases of reverses to our troopi, as at Nichol- son`s Nek,Stromburg. Magersfontein, Colenso and Spion Kop. In all of these cases the news had been cabled to the War Utilce before its publica- tion on the continent, but in each case Dr. Leyds, the Boer general agent seemedto become possessed of it very shortly after the \Var Oliice had re- ceived it and before it was given to the English journals. An effort has been made to find out wheie the leak occurred- There was suspif cicn that the telegraph companies had betrayed tneir trust, but this was de- nied with some show of reason and the belief grew that the traitor was in the War Ofllce and had direct ac- cess to the secret despatcbes sent thither from the front. We read of some persons being suspected and of one or more being shadowed by govern- ment detectives, but without dehnit- results. ,

All European Governments are dis-

trustful of each other and all employ secret agents whose especial duty it is to pry into the secret doings of hostile or rival powers. Money is no object where the secret of another government can be purchased. Know- . ing this fact the secrecy of the tele- graph is not relied upon- Out of. 100 operators along a given line 99 might be incorrnptible; but possibly the one-hundredth man might be amenable to a bribe and one such leak would give away an important secret, however carefully guarded it might otherwise he- For this reason all im

erals at the front and_the War Office are sent in cipher.

Just here it may be remarked that

the best cipher code may be under certain circumstances but a very poor protection- This is especially true when a despatch first sent in cipher is afterwards made public, as has been the case withBnller’s and Rob- brts' despatchee. By keeping a literal copy of V the cipher despatch and afterward comparing it with the

ciphoreach time a message was sent. This would be dificult to arrange be-

p imes pre ents

loyal British readers from knowing what is going on at the war-front till long after the news has leaked out to the enemy.

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BULLEII AT THE TUGELA.

It was on 15th December that

Gen. Buller made his first memorable but unsuccessful attempt to cross the Tugela River at Colcnso. Nearly a month later, having removed his main force far to the left and up the

in iii tircroisufwiini. Hive You See11_// , g

ULSTERS' I ' Linn-:s aim aligner,-At the 35°F' °f 91° IWIOUS PUNT: ' Are We

_ ;i’l;°.i,°:;‘;’;‘.s:f.:..".:§:.;“.°i.‘:°:.°£.;?§ “hill ‘£223 Always Busy ?

nated as a candidate for the Election. L’ 2 °°”°°* Cdl i” "ld l°°k °'°f on Wednesdgy next I congdemly “the catalogue. Some excellent U | nlIlOl*|O Pfklli

appeal for your suffages on my re- i.°t“di°’ ““b“S °h°'“- ‘ affhl' 'lm cord, _as Chairman of the Finance . ‘ r '|»._,*.’..]

Committee for the past two years. I 'L *O

have not made a personal canvas, as Fu Book ' .

‘believe the electors will exercise their *‘ °°u"'°°d S°°"°°°" . .

with good body and l` 1 _ i M5 S ' 2 inc. ii wii* :;:‘.§;‘1:‘::...‘;‘:z’ '°... im-.‘°“°°“ “ * ~| U Tl"-Wir pay you to buy one at cess of the citv ‘ 'UN P°P°|“' P“l°°°"'

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not need 't b dl _ Q when the sewers are ‘ompleted, will .Ar f ._

I a y beover$500000 Ihmoppoeed to ‘ i ` '_-'Ei

J B mmm 3|; Kidney =-im; ii. iiilwi iiiii 0 , .Ce -

‘ ° 0 a public meeting called for the pur- " ° °

For Low prices. 3 S Pm. Yours truly, _ olaouaT iva&|1v

35.75 and $6.75 '

FOR $a_s

This season’s goods'

well made, good fitting

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is Rheumatism ofthe back. The cause is Uric Acid in the blood. If the kid- neys did their work ther-¢ would be no Uric Acid and no Lumbngo. Make the

fi kidneys do their work. The

sure, itive and

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3 cure for Liimbago in

pelled to abandon the hill-top, and subsequeptly retired to the south side of the river.

Trichard’s Drill, the extreme western .

point of attack, was than apparently abandoned. and with it the effort to turn :he Boer right wing. Potgister’s Drift

day 5t‘.i instant another an attack was made. both at Potgieter’s and another

cing the extreme right ot the former

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British position. Tne attack at Patgi ot- er’s is descrlbid as a fsint,but was quite strongly pressed for an soar, The ' mare eastern attack was so far success- ful tl at our forces appear to have pene- trated some miles to the northward of

the river and captured a high hill which i forms a continuation of the Brakfontein ridge.

lt is no longer an attempt to turn the Boer`s western wing that Gan. Built-.fi is making, but an attempt to break squarely through the ensmy’s line of entrenchmenti. We cannot

safely assume that less resistance will be met with hers than was met at Colenso or at Spion Kcp. There are some reasons to suppose that it may be y even greater. Bullet' was condemned first for making a frontal attack, `

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Of the most exquieife;’white."i*w?ear,

was still held by our forces and on Mon-I t We add .

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ford lower down the stream, and fa-l play, . _

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Hundreds of ladies lined our counters ~since the great sale

began and every lady went away satisded that

MY STORE/-i.@,;

Is the white wear stored of Charlottetown. y

which failed. His apparently well- plannel turning movement afterward failed. Now he again tries a front attaok,probably with stronger force than, before and possibly with a grim deter- mination to force the wedge through

the enemy'ii position this time at what- ever cost.

The Need for Rest

One physician says that nervousness

is the great brain tronlls in this count- ry. It ia caused chiedy bv the contin~ ned strain of business. Msn take too

portmt dupgtcha bshnen the gonflittle tims_to think_about taeir_health.

and espsciallyto think about their brain. All the time they are thinking of busi- ness: how to get on in the world. and how to make a fortune. This continual strain on the brain is also the cause of

so much insomnia that is prevalent. An~| other cause of nervous men is that they keep their brain working in too narrow a channel. They work in the same ' groove all the time. If m- I. and wc- men too,would study to take more re: t, would make it a practice to take rest I at certain periods during the day. and would put everything on one side in or-

pnbliahed despatch the meaning of der to have that rest, we doctors would V . I ‘

every word of the cipher could be as- have much less work to do. Hen have ' F ' , 0 » `*' 3

certained, and any subsequent meg-- excitement in their business, and when _ _‘ A i

“ge using th., “me code c0u1d be their business is over they will seek 'ani ‘ ‘ 4 I §

,nd by the opcuwr through ,hose excitable recreation. Many women live 9 :

hmds it might P558: 1-he on] m_ on nothing but excitement, and after ~

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t t' ' tth' f flak 7 ml” “g "' 7 1...~ -~ = ,,f;.~. 7;.. rr or .`:`§'1°“ “Sams ‘S °"“ ° ° °g° down_and are compelled to takeri Q QQ) 75. =._¢~.- lax H7; if

“ d be " °°mP1°t° chmge °f the they find it is very hard to recover again.l

Rest can be taken in a variety of ways. but the only perfect rest is slei p. A

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The dimculties in the Way of secnr- S°_'“° P00919 Wil' 1°" Pl'°P°l'lY Wh" “G t I d & R E gm is -‘Mm -<=.=°°>' ff" i-»»°-».== ¥.z;'z's.:‘°:.:'.i..€°“::.';“.‘:::: ':::.:f:.;;;- “Pl” "1 “Y » “nm ” ° ’° " messages transmitted over long dts~ ,_ -7 k. d . _ _ suppliaa Q21? by _

“°°== we muh s~=¢°f=\\~° he bm 2’>".i.‘Z.’. 'LEE 11.2°?-.. 3L‘Z..1`.§’I °iI5$'Zi . i commonly supposed. and it is one of ,mnnmgat . . e- . . I the exasperating features of the cen- . . . - ----1 -1 'Y - ' » ‘

sorshi that it somet° v ' . ' . 9 W |’l

.Headache

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;::l;es:<i;e'e.sfc;TdPdt;ti€;!;‘$; ‘ A few of those blue dinner sets lef-tl lm credit ;erm8' md Tl_ichM_d,s Drift! 'alfa seized' the which we are “mug at 25 pn cam IF YOU arein need of the above please call on us before buying.

river was crossed at these two points di°°°“"" W1 P: C°l"“_l° 1 "` it-ni ow-pied »~ ~»~» ~»»=»» ..f.‘1..‘;.‘;:.‘.:.;i:.'.°:.';‘;:."z.“..:°.:‘.‘:1=;':.‘: ,A . H U RN E 8|. CO’ Y. i " = and be convinced. 1 if

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WE STILL have a few of FLEUBTS Roller Bearing Root Ulhtms,

Pulpers, Grain Crushers, Grinders and Straw Cutters, which

selling low and on liberal terms.

ALSO Driving Harness, Robes, Sleighs, Flour, Cornmeal, Rolled -Oats

and choice Blended Teas in 5, 10. and 20 lb. boxes, all at lowest prices for

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