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often develop into weak, delicate, backward children; undersized, nervous, feeble, adults. Lack of nourish. ment is the cause,

scolls Emulsion.

| is the remedy. A little of ; it three or four times a day will The pinched, sad faces become round and rosy; the wasted limbs plump and firm, If your baby is not doing well, try this great food-medicine. svc. and 1.00, all druggiste,

do wonders.

A By-law for levying and specify- ing the rate of assessment on heal Estate and Personal Proper- ty in the City of Charlottetawy for general Civic purposes under Statute 51 Victoria, Chapter 19,

yeneral way to our Rocky Mountains. ren o a . | way NOCK) .. | 80 Weak sho Couldn’t Sleep cr Work— = Ch OF the City Natal the mountainous country : of | é souk of Ledvemish Hands Trembled—Could Scarceiy Walk | fo ried to make a flank —-Restored by Dr. Chase’s Nerva Foou. 0 0 ven S untainOus country | Mrs. Margaret Iron, Tower mull, fix . + , , I , y four I Boers too quick for = rite Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food the n, is id of flank attack | has dor me 2 world of good. I was Ov Va wy four themselves, as at Spion veak that I could not walk twice moll oints. m 1 a frontal |! ngth of the house. My hands al it » Making a it l 5 t) i 1 so that I could not carry @ ti ventana gene ot ater. I was too nervous to Ane natur ee tee and unable to do work of any al 5 itions in Natal w against flanking 1d. Al i ovemeé yy the British. In the} ‘Since using Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food Dex id O , fowne ol | ve been completely restored. I ean fixed r ang | lk a mile without any inconvenience, os : b } ] rts, ng | ugh 76 years old, and quite fleshy, nid ; . anean ment: wit ank the | co my own housework, and consider- Ok Lt. forward 1 his | able sewing, knitting, and re iding be- turn ror ~s a a ee Sd side Nerve Food hag AMES WekhBOURTON veial Columns. It is not possidle for proved of inestimable value to me.” Mayo } } . , . + : a0 H. M. DAVISON, Loers in the open country to take | Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is the world’s CityClerk fensive positions which would not | &Te@test restorative for pale, weak, ner- * t ; veus men, women, and children. In mrmyuel, , > ~ } mo . ie ] p + . enveloped by the co operating j T 1 form, 50 cents a box, at all dealers, A By-law 10r allo’ Ing & Rate of Imns of British. or Edmanson, Bates & Co.. Toronto. . ‘ . Don’t cough, use Dr. Chase’s Syrup Qnty n fi a9 he difficulties of British advance gh, ui r. Rages Syrul Discount | be Assessments on be oa ies of ee 7 ahi nal } Of Linseed and Turpentine, 25 cents a 9! Botoato and Daneanal Dy a vortnern Watal, or the geographical | pottie. Reai Estate and Personal Proper- ee ted 4 # C Se i caine res the country, enable e ty in the | 0; Charlotte Y +] Lui UG UilY | Ulial | | iff { tfor the iine for Genera ru raliway ¢ nail troin Neweastle Cur! Pret it the same time to str line passing from = a firs IU r C “ p ‘ > . nReen ass rm Be St This r r »{ transpor- } ; | on in send troops from iy ‘ = : } } nacfor +} n Si uth to {\\ \ ¢ avalal ee it . W cI } 1 V Vhere { the British want | a\\ \ | : ae a ai { \\\ ' v . rar j i Il iNatal to the a\\\ — \ n te they must at the \ \ \ \\ Ai yy \\ , t sout » Dur- \ \ 4 ‘ . . \ some portin Cape iV Tr ' \- : ] rail to Bloemfontein. , . . 1 - a Dyridaw TI } ] ir fight for the lng sii ur fagersfontein, at Rea | : ee ul : 5 as nonth: | Phe Right he] } (\} -VENntLed i} tj 7 Ghar h of Cape Coy | Beginning , ! Cul rali' y ‘ = i t stark i See oo Fora musical education n and Aar, five hun _. is the piano ieelf = ‘ I } o— and \ ) Nar bi a « h . ‘ ¥ qt -¥ . s = (ur Heintzman Piano = ich K rie the w oo a g = = t borcs ) gy e€ otafte _—— —» Vryburg Lt Ls Pp Me: am » [.tts own bes recommends- = - . _- ? : i d ia section g ~ ' 1’ euey oc. uadas J | ife} y Si a ibe pleasure OF pinylig = } ~~ b> FOtt hone Poa 3? rie t — ‘ De A - ' I | » pieb beip to make music = ist : 71 for ihe beginoer. —— ryal i ee } } —? re it tin terms wil he Do yeu ~<a ; i od ‘ ian " . - o State li ee own an Inetrumeoi— See od ‘ _ mh, sti vps~—~aiyray —_ rtetr ar r 1a > { . , - -« te ein a on a a Pretoria. * oo = % y | . in Ht yt } N 4 TAs R ” ae . \ ” i —~s ar th Mulec Bros. 3 d midlar -=82 , . { (ner n Sireet. <2 line { “0 ey, iding. pa . er, | F ——— ; 3ne midi ~~ Ai} ahdhha near th ssba'= ; ‘ ected ! aie ve hee? 496340806 50080425426 stbdsdas \ ‘The easter . . j ction j Spring! } '

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GEOGRAPHY OF BOER RE | TREAT

; WHY THE BOERS HAVE BEEN ABLI A

LSCAPE THE BRITISH NETS SPREAD |

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FOR THEM.

Boers retreat SO rapidly in the face of a superior force in the Orange Free State, when they made such successful resistance against a superior British force in Natal he main reason for this is explained by a study of the influ ,ence of geographical conditions on 7 military operations,

| The Boer republics form an irregular ‘oval with a major axis of about 4 miles and a minor axis, represented a straight line from Mafeking to th apex of Natal, of 290 On east of the Orange Free State and on t Transvaal isa range corresponding in a

miles.

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his widow married a ]

terse, and ceased to

countess. This eighth ear! } O been of a religious bent. an wa

befor > accession to the title a

Rev Harry Grey. The present earl, moreover, married a clergyman’s daugh

ter—Miss Elizabeth Theobald whose fath r was rector of Lasham. Hants Ihe first Lord Stamford was a dis

tinguished parliamentarian command er, and was grandson of the first Lor Grey of Groby, the 7

Duke of Suffolk, Lady Jane Grey.

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T. CAMPBELL,

nephew of Henry |

Ihe I I yo weds extremely young. His education is over and he is considered a man of business when he is 16. His bride doves not come to him porticniess, but usually With a dowry consisting of cows. goats and sheep. a

| of oxen and a quiet riding To each child t}

jorse, lat is born a well to do er likes to assien certain farm stock a5 a “nest egg” for a future dowry or a Start in life. He Craved a Favor. called the victim

bed Coverings,

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from be- asked one of the burglars, grufily.

“Would you fellows mind carrying off that ornamental watchdog of mine in the front yard a] mg with the rest

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who was the father of | tg there?”—Indian:

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vin hearing, avolis Presa, ERVOUS troubles are cured Dy Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which eu- riches and purifies the blood. It is the best medicine for nervous PEOPLE.

and shapes at a much lighter elsewhere.

Chils’s ]

80¢ $1.15.

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held in ‘the New Hospital, |

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can wil! be fouraa band

strergth, heeliby every erme piece of Boh«mian decorat ed glaceware,

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see the special values we offer.

Wear at the toe—spend 23 you 99

Wear at the heel - spend a good deal.

Wear evenly—after many months of comfort and thorough satisfaction you spend your shoe money at :

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where you can make a selection from 6000 pairs, latest styles ; figure than you can purchase

Child’s Dongola Kid buttoned or laced boots, self tip, spring hel, 65¢ $1.10

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Misses’ Box Calf button boots, heel, sewn sole, $1.20 Misses extra fine buiton or lace

or slippers if Tan or

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Gents’ fine Buff lace boots tip $1 40 Gents’ extra fine Box Calf or Dongola boots

Gents’ boots in all the latest shades of Tans and Browns, extra quality $3.25.

Also farmers’ whole stock pegged boots for spring and fall, and fisherman’s long boots, best makes at frem $2.50 to $4.00 per pair.

No matter where you go you can't invest your money to the same advantage you can here. We would like you to verify this statement by coming to

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Some of our snaps ~ Tor Shoe Buy:

Children’s & Misses’

A nice fine Oxford for child- | ren size, 8 to 10, fur 5dce.

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A fine chiid’s Vongola but- |

ae" . ee oe toned boot,soft tip, spring heels! ,.

for SQec.

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LADIES

A pretty little strap slipper with patent tip for 8Ue,

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MEN'S

A strong workxing boot for men, $1.60, all solid.

A good Buff nailed he st for $1.00, worth $1 50,

A nice Dongola Jaewd or elastic side boot for $1.75.

A fine Box Calf laced boot for $2.00. Sueh value was never seen before.

And s-¢@ our lines of $3.00

goods they‘can’t be matched in

the city.

bat we have many others justas good and cheap, by? Because people are finding out that they get bette

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