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LADY SARAH WILSON’S BOMB PROOF BOUDIOR AT MAFEKING.—[Boston Globe.

THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTEJOWN, APRIL 16, 1900.

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WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.

Interesting Particulars

TOMMY ATKINS.

Though at first our blooming battles Seemed to run amuck a bit, You were perfect, Tommy Atkins— Full of fun and pluck and grit. The trigger of your rifle And your jokes together crack, Hurrah for you, old fellow, And the glorious Union Jack!

, The grandest have forsaken

Their halls of ease and jey For the horrid rocky regions Where you’re hunting Boers, my boy. We love the noble Nobles ; They love us too, and we Would die for them, and Tommy, They'd die for you and me.

If only one man, Tommy— Poor solitary one !—

Were left in all old England, He’d march out with his gun

For love of pluck and freedom ; For love of native land;

For love of all that’s upright, Ob, British hearts are grand!

While Roberts, White and Buller, And Kitchener the great, Are living, we are ready To front the whole world’s hate. God leve our Royal Lady! For her angelic sake, Braves of immortal Britain, Your names immortal make!

3reat spirits guide our Empire, Which grander yet must grow. Afar off in the future I hear its bugles blow! Forever, Britain, forward ! The flag shall ne’er be furl’d. The oceans roar: “Thou rulest !” “Thou wonder !” cries the world

We're hated, Tom, by millions For out might and fair renown ; We're hate@ for our valor Which > enemy can “down.” Oh ! jealousy of virtues Is a feeling vile to own. An Archangel would be slandered If he sat on England’s throne |

Let savages fling gutter At the sun to Like Luciters annointed, Let them curse it till they’re hoarse ; Still rolls it shining, sending Them blesssings in its sheen, As immortal mother England g on the mean.

stop Is course ; .

Smuies a bDiessin

Gay, dauntless, dashing Tommy, You darling of the fair! In Africa good tortune! Good fuitune everywhere ! rhe fisest persons love you ; And bless you, what’s the odds If devils hate a fellow That’s favored by the gods?

Ho! Here’s to Mother Atkins And her multitude of sons,

The jolly tip-top Tommies, Who are real sons of guns!

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For braves from battle back! Victoria, victorious ! O, glorious Union Jack! LYTTELTON L. BAKER. aii MERICA’S Greatest Medicine is

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A BOER ADVOCATE.

Mr. Webster Davis, who resigned the position of assistant secretary of the Interior Department at Washing- ton in be free to make speeches on behalf of the Boers, ap- pears to have a pretty high opinion of himself, and will no doubt do his }

order to

Transvaal Government is said to have given him for advocating its cause in the United States. It will be remem- bered that Mr. Davis made a trip to Pretoria, and from there visited the

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of the Struggle Between Great Britain and the Boers.

|food supplies appear unduly heavy,

CE AT A oven any atdacniaaee” Seaman nea

ed from September to April the army will require more than £ 60,000,000 during the nexttwelve months, and this will not include sea transport from South Africa back to England. All es-* timates forships, horses’ forage and,

and it is an open secret that the rates of the coutractors have been abnor- mally high: Probably there has been no way out of it in the sudden emer. gency of the war, but there is a frank | confession by military experts, in and out of Parliament, that the Government is paying too much for the sea trans-

port ef food stuffs, military stores and

30er laagers at that time besieging Ladysmith, The — expression of

. opinions concerning the war attributea

to him in the press despatches led to the Washington authorities publishing the statement that his presence in South Africa was nowise official. He seems, however, tv have impressed Mr. Kruger with his importance, and as a result he resigned his four thousan« a year situation in Washington to be-- come a representative at large of the Transvaal with the understanding that he is to pose as a disinterested lover of Boer humanity and freedom be-- fore the people of the United States. In telling a reporter of a Philadelphia paper how he had come to the deter-- mination to do this, he said: “Web-- “ster Davis,” I said to myself at last, “in this one thing at least it shall not “be said that you thought of your own “interests first. I do notregret the “step, nor do I believe I ever shali.” A man who talks n thct style may be safe'y allowed to go on talking, with little fear of him doing any good or any harm one way or another. The late lamented Artemus Ward could | not have given a finer touch of humor to his public eddresses than is con-- tained in ‘Webster Davis, I salt to myself.’

The ultimate cost of the war cannot be estimated from the data now before the House of Commons. Itis known that in addition to the miilions expend-

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Cares. Mrs. J. Wise, Mt. Pleasant, Vancouver, B.C., writes:—‘* I have been a ‘great suffer-

er from bronchial asthma for the past eight years, many times having to sit up nearly all night. Through the advice of & friend who had been cured by Clarke's Kola Compound I :esolved as @ ‘ast resort to try it. The first bottle did not relieve me much, but before I had finished the third bottle the attacks ceased a'rogether, and during the past six montks of damp and cold weather have not i:2d¢ = single at- tack. It seems something like a dream fo he free frum this worst of all diseases after so many years of suffering. I have since my recovery recommended this remedy to

forage, and that the contractors are making immense fortunes out of the business of war. There are no scan- dals in the purchase of supplies, but the market is stripped and the traders dictate their own terms. This is the usual experience of every Government in the emergency of war, but John Bull is exceptionally sensitive to the reproach of paying more for a military campaign than justice and equity re- quire.

A Sheffield, England, firm has pro- duced a steel plate 3-16ths thick which cannot be drilled or pierced by a Lee- Metford bullet.

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others suffering as J was, and know many others in this c'ty whom it has cured. I consider it a marvellous remedy, and would ulge any person suffering from this disease to try it.”

A free sample bottle will be person who has asthma. Enclose 6c stamps. Address The Griffiths and “%acphereon Co., Limited, 121 Church street, fvronto, Ont.

Clarke’s Kota Compound should not be confounded with tke other Kola preparea- tions on the market, as this Is altogether 2 cifferent prepsration, designsted espectally

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SONS HN LNIMENT

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ast Send for our Book on INFLAMMATION, mailed free. Sold by all Druggist ee Put up in Two Sizes, Price 25 and 50cts. I. S. JOHNSON & CO., Bos‘on, Mass.

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