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SCENE OF WAR IN NATAL-

The relative posxtione of Ladysmith Uglenso Estcourt, YVesbcm, and Pieter- gmuburg and Durban are shown cn this map 5 detachment from (renisrsl

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Boer column of 4,000 troops from Md' moth and Edhowe, in Zululand, is march- inguponGrey'town,where ther-eiss sunll force of Natal police and vdlm- teers, and is thus threatening Estcou1'§_

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tched t;he_verge_pf!1;_¢ `ribb0ll6l'l Wh;

Y “W5 y PCS] '_' ifbfklga , U 5'. ,. emu. digs; ioilgg 320;: alillie off; ziirhifl £0 32.9 their I 1 iiyiiiifné” -» houeand copies were pnr idol. Mrs. Cmhdflll _`$0\1!te6us'ly shows 1 . Giard! Oinimenthasnever

women at that price FOver' I .11 who (,311 th;-pugh the (Billing = g _ _ _

now own copies or 3 pi. *am 1." to qdqnn no y _ut _ i __ ___ _ $ _; __ .

,if fiend i.°Ii?rde:l§lilri;?::ill’;: ‘ week she eiil8'?“‘D='d tw"-t}"ihT°° °i`i

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very ‘appearance bears out its name

W aadcauses anobserver to think of the

a titude of the title bestowed on it b

P I the woman who devoted her life to the advancement of the cause represented

Will; Francis Willard §‘.°i‘i?ii`l°ii'f`itt°`$$i§T..1.'fi’iiifffioihii

Francis Willard, had built what isknowu as the “annex," oonsislin ol e' ht

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'l' rooms to the north end of the cottage

proper. A few years later Mrs. Wil-

W U laid mild t(l_1eanne;_te_£raucis Willard,

w oa ea y own e ground, and went to Berlin. Germany, where she

“”°‘”°" now resides. It is in this anex that the

ollices of the association are to be.

W tn be 0n¢ of the Most The property _ is now owned by Miss

Anna Gordon, vice-president of the W.

Beautiful Houses In C. T. U.. to whom it was bequeathed

by Miss Willard at her death. For

arnst several years past the cottige has been

Ev an ' rented, and the furnishing and fnrnitue

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been in storage. A few months ago,

ldCo1ts`ge. which for 30 years has however. the place was vacant, and &the home of the family of Frances since then Mrs. Oscir Crandall, a Wim iiiii oiiioii ov iso poooiior ei ooiioiii or Mio. wiiiiirii, iioii riiozoi-oii ini Qrdthings has been selecten as the the old belongings exactly as it was Hlrehome ol the W'omen’s Christian when the great leninerance worker _ 'Impex-ance Unien national head lived ther.-. Mrs. Crandall, who hasl

Fits!! is oueof the most beautiful of kgs the lifelong friend of Miss Gordon Heckler homes in the classic Evanston ia _closely connected with her and Miss

awnpgufmmrun viiiogo A vicusea iii; iiio(i;_ wornoiio- _oioiio nor

Nh-ga cotta ewith man windows, home at est ttage sinoe ast August. ._

H88 Uf 'nludhf lllgélbyagpacrouslazn shaded Wl$0e odiceofthe association are ._ A;- -- . "' ,_ _ _ _ _ _ii

5 Lima, Yeti gunna, ,mmmoih 0|.; min. its :_akeii__toEvans_to;_it_Miss(ii__ordpi;_:vlll_i;iake L_ _ _ " - _ _ e ~ i ' ‘ < ' if

=*'** “ er omeinno on leo ecotae ._ _ ' 3

v 9 formerly occupied by the Willard iamilgv. ` Ladysmith" 1 i gg,

#ig ¢ 4% :J h¢tpr_i_vate olliee beilglliss Willaru’s f _ __ “ __ i _ - ~ s __ _ - ~;._,___

,,» #2 , -den. where she did most of h r work Doing nothing is doing ill. _lmpure Canadian Contmggnf

Q) -. vid and about which so much has been

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x » 3 1.* ‘,'i~i This den is one of the mostinteresting _ ii if of i wi.. - __ _.___-

'baf spots in tzie cottage. and is a place held o - "

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fiut it seems to be our duty to sive you all the in"o t'

t, i rma. ion we can about our reat I -

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Never in the historvlof the Ciitliin made b

4 harlcittetown than now offered bv Prowsg Bros. W'lL`lie (lltigihdfgdfiiitl Lgilldgg lildgnpegple of

1’IRSTé_-(._3_’;e__;vap_t__;:_tZ_ __i_m(p_§_<_:;s___t_his on your minds that we keep the best Ready-to-Wear _

SECOND-We know good Florhing when we see it.

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IHIRD,-We give your money back if you want iri,`

FOURTH, ~ Every garment that leaves our store is fully gauarantecd.

FIFTH,-We buy Clothing in large quantities, therefore buy cheaper than small dealers. l

SIXTHf-You can be sure that the Clothing we sell is not represented l-in any wa ~

()ur clerksare thruthful and Straight forward and know their business. M 4

SEVENTH .-You are safe when you trade at Prowse Bros. became you can of `

ing the best goods. the best value, the best-treatment. ‘ - A = ~. ii# .= ,:

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by thewhiteribbon. _ .`=- __ _ _ _ _ _ 1 _ .iiuii ` 'I ~ 'ik ~ 2 ' »_

The building is situated on Chicago _.-§’_;>¢"\_i\§,_’>;` .2 ft* ' " " " ` " ` " ` ' s 0

avenue, half a block north of Church _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _“_

ltreet, in one Of the pafts Of

Evanston It was bullt. in 1865 b J F ` ' `

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worker, whomoved toEvanrton in that i ` ' ' ' "

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matter Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla at iqnce and avoid the ill. .

wearers of the white ribbon. Since ‘-f A 1

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li Lo 1 F1 C.-i 1 rl re is the the_p ’ Y illlblovdri dose <:>vi?e;i.ir'ir<Lil uh ipliiiress and SWISS 011 0”” ‘dl-d are ‘h'31`°» as When “lf holy perfiiiie oi ii i is motiierhood she wrote her last letter from Evanston ;¢;:;_y__poman who tags P 0P@fI§;f°t,‘;t; before going East ou the trip which Weak, sickl;nnf?rvv;?1;uad1e;Tpd\nEli‘eiit woman terminates in her death two years ago.

S’ '5°8uEers untold niiseries in silence from One thing which atlracts particular

'Rakes d h d 1 t organs ' enteric t' eo ' M' s

auss .....zi°~‘:.. an °..;i.':.e...... ““°i“‘3f’ °“ ii .ii .ZF ‘“ ‘ii

*neue only _Horns ani to her the Pep Wi] iir s mo_ o._ e_ .ome ing goo .. hx Of motherhood i’s the aroma of death she Said,” which \3 Pamled on the red

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agagi ii; dead fordiho rosponsépgli bricks above the oplep hreplaga _at one W1 f th MS 0 111° t o . c on ion to h° " §os“;;]’°’ ‘S tg" W” Every iallldiftiifrnilsehiiiglgt the roomysincelit was my be strong and healthy In a 'ed Miss Willard ls a lar e way if she i ill Itlics with her 0C0\1pl by _ g V

needs, in the first place, a Ilrttle Picture 9| bg;-3911, which has been ofthe repr ductive phyS10 OSY h d bg th d k, Sai <»»~»»» f.‘“°°“ “Y ‘°"‘~'g..:.';:.°..::.. 2..

reading a copy of D1' Pierce’s Com- the \1PP°r ng _

Sense Medical Adviser It contaix; Picture, underneathln; glass.is a spring Pitts and over 3oo illustrations ot evergreen’ nd wi; _g gma|| whim m ailimti-can dileemordlseaiirilrdllgclifpltffi bow. The everzreeh iS fI'0m U61' g!8v8

are devoted to the phys- and the White ribbon ls the bow she

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°f w°m¢n If *HU 5°* *° wore the last time she was dressed be e diseases peculiar to women mm her death _ _ _ _

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‘it Y For clots biodmsi Eyiumc; io as miles from the Qliica-'g_ mm 3° °l‘.7l°°°f° "°'7_7‘ ’ ~f ..l £-‘ ii is '

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" F!‘°wER GARDEN isantioom and - rs.. |

Boot Tops, French Kip, Imported from England, on the way. Rubber Heels, Rub- ber' Cement, Leather Cement (best) Wax, Eyelets, Hook_s,Rasps.

Welts, Nails, Brass Wire, Steel Wire, Sole Leat_her,_ Shoe Knives

and Slif0e__'I,'_hrea.d.

Good* quality, lowl e at _ i i

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., ov gl \ f of it has been restored by Mrs. Crandall ` _ Ji 1‘l1‘i_B, N07- 14--°C°L I_’1°‘l“’“’t hu

everything is exactly in the same posi- f Written I 101121' U0 the Pl`°UJ\0_T» Wil'

, \\ tion as when Miss Wiilud used it. _deck-R0l1US01\\1» 85klUR’_f°*` 9 1“d‘_ “I 9"'

/ l L Every chair is in the same p~.sition it f¢lUi1'.Y “"0 “"3 P\`°_"°9d‘“S5 0f__"““@r*1

formerly occupied, and every' picture I Gonzo and M. Gr1_bel0u_.0f fh°..g‘°h"'“

,_ €_=# LOVE., has been replaced Miss Wi1lard’s desk Bureau. iv 00\\U@0|5l0n With W9 "°Yf“5

oecu es its old osition at one side ol ' 011%-

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Toundergo an operation

for itching . 1 _

Piles when Dr. A. W. _Chases 0intm¢I¢ ls asurer. the/spar. easier way” °“"*° Cruel. barbarian methods colon!! *°“'°hd":

ggi,-5 ofrln pah. There was_atime w end surgical operation was considered the 0 y poeiiiio one for i»_1==» N°“° °°?'¢ °°°f, sionally there is still found a physician V adherestothis dangerous and §XP¢°”'° “.‘°"h°d' but to every one who still believes in “SIDS as hyassizqyaand nic: recommend 01° 13° _ nf; ' 'nunen , , . 1 ~

Dr. C. Ld. Harlan, writing m,'I'heAmencan

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esteem wherevl'

weendorselttoeveiy

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gm ._ ~ .i~..ii. easiest. Brooanseuse. riaratf; __

_ If any of our readers had been at the lixpresa Office on Monday morning, they would have notioedf two large sin eases of Foot Elm, which had been

ordered for tl e Canadian contingent fori

South Africa. Sweaty, blistered. and oliiifoe foot ire trio ooiioo of o good, dooii oi misery amongtsoldiers in their long marches, and the authorities. wereiwise in providing this popular remedy. It will add greatly to the comfort ol the _ tro ops, for thousands of Canadians een, be found -who gladly testify to itil

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virtues, and the manufactures, Messrs. Scott & Jury. Bowmanville, Ont.. are to E

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W~orth~ knowing Prowse keep__ the

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' Commencing Monday October

the steamer l§llin_,wil_lrun for the balance of the se ` "

i Leave Prinee__St. Wharf. Lean Back! Point

At 7 a.m. At 8 `a.m. os 9 ss so so

it 11 .s is 11.80 ss M

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so 4 so to 5 so

b° °°“§1`““]3"’d °n b°i“g"h"` °"`°°" Department Public Works,

of so valuable a remedy.-Mont-_ real Star. l

Ch't iwn, ~ Sept. 30 `98

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