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|i¢ is Recognized as a Good General and Very

Céllllious Soldier.

South Afriia has been res

mums, April 25.-(-Ieneral Gatacre‘s

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bgyond the reach of kismet.

Kitchener to K.hartoun1.>" Gen-

set to work to make his men

Amazing stories floated down to

us with the

STERN SIAIPLICITY

dlibggmil head. no drink. perpetual

' ,to sleep every mght m your

' gnc eral. we heard, had even

Tepmeant to teach his men

meaty miles without water As a result of this traimng the

qbservant writer says After 9

for this inten sting sketch of

in the Daily Miil. ‘In the

6 is known as Bill Backacher nick-name is derived from the heworks his men hard, very

et they do not grumble, for

iii him :au able. if restless

md an experienced and cautious Certainly he is unlucky, but no

late G W Steven s book,

is referred to as a model

uid half of Gatacre fi mil ” _'_ ~ ni. In ............ ...Ili ....28 G” Sm W' F- GATACPE- SUITS $10» $15 $15. $18 , ‘riiousr-:ns ss. $4. $8. so

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htisvery much the same thing ___________________________________________ _ _ Bnush Soldier as Wa-H9118 d0Wl1 Stromberg. What happened there is L1

tobieakfastisto you.” b no - t - the time of the famous march to tliat thvear-gggndf ltlllisetorydilutltvxiyaiss Milt?-‘id

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when the boots ofhis men gave misleadiu that ii gr u Yi' ` lYOu|° Sat\sfaCtl0nS ‘S We afe aftefi tfy Us fOf aft|¢'e DICIBQ

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oo . e , cam was h _

Witllil a man who lacked noth- igevgesrkbsilgg rgggléniu gli 3321,* Iglgflit 'T "‘”""'

or courage to march , me 1; t 1, - ’ ~ ` -gms.

boots. Gatacre had half a dozen wa,;1f;i1(;1i`_71vi,,l(?l\I:~§;'¥{t11’,1,§/1§1i,(,)(tq; 612;? mgfd _

“"°17°n.e “'35 Carfling 21 bale start was two hours late so that th; ' ' V V V

. while the general E moon set long before the » journey had tg . .._ @ _

, mmieun wrru His MEN. ' been completed to mi intermediate halt- s

thev love him. in lace and the m Q

d f h_ _ _ _ g, 0 compass bearings

“i”e“.’:;.*e.‘;..s.n; “Indie few-d -Oi--~V W-6-6

_ _ 3 P en lo_t the rest they

he is the quiutesseuce of So much needed; that the men had actu-

He has the instinct of per- ally been under arms for upwards of h w“_m um ‘ l . _ M ` A ~

motion, sixteen hom-s` when called upon for sev_ something without taking -from other privilege of being the home of Christ C wN

“An indication _of his disregard of fati- ere hill lighting and were so dead beat ` 0bj¢CbS- C ,.°‘To hell”-Here meaning the place of (gmwg . p\l\ddiSf41!1C€ IS fUI'B1Sh9d by a true fhflt they fell asleep on the Open ground The Bishop preached an eloquent ser- death rather than of punishmvit here "ry Begg-'we°f hiS,1{;H”-OHS Ions marches wider nie. i mon, raking as his sexe John 111. 14-15: after., % ’§lb 3 Soudnn._ e me-n_ were getting “Against this indictment may fairly ` "As Moses lifted up the serpent in the 25. “H`d th th' "-Th ` 1; _ Butter (beak X15

umryandfalling out.\vh1.le Father Rin- be sei. _the iniorejudicedvletter of a cor- E wilderness even so shall the Son f Ma: ‘ led t I ~ elwt tli?g?‘W;~ e dn°w_ B\Itkl‘(t\ig`@*lb

ill the theme hedge of the pzerebi f)T)here is your position and thdicekis gtgiiir Qs thrvish ride was aimed at him enemy and immediately`started to gollop

, Ury at the mass _of thorns, General Gatacre shot him twice through bias man next to him: ‘Just the body, saying; .MMM you have done

muy close quarters. He went on off but before he had got t-wo yards,

@Qfwow, and the dervish ine, but you ai e th‘e first to go.’ These

“S PROXPILY SHOT were the exact words said. When the

V . _ general saw how we were trapped he

"‘?,,m\’°°°1d make °Ph1S11}1nf1f0ire- ,cried like ii child and said: -on

must D0? be _ludged bfi poor boys, what have I done’ ” Jmy

of the most enterprising business firms in

*_ \ Canada, it having substantial establish-

.f DME' Medic.” C m ments in no less than four of the English-

’ e o pay speaking countries-the United States,

. lllme on Buslltss. England, Australia and Canada, the head-

_.____ quarters. Messrs.Lester and `Davison

_ hon “THE GLOBE. were seen at the oficea of the company,

arethe foreign agents of one

flesh and robust health

bYl!S1ng klilbiirn’s Heart ana Nerve Pills. who is losing Hash, feels weak, hm-down should not he~it:lte to Heart and Nerve Pills.

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like them for making and thin people plump

feetore snap and vim to the en-

N Osh-under, Trenton, Ont.,

:yn I great sufferer for many

mg!" I ld bl dl 8| °f I terrible s‘i:il;'xocati r

doctors attended me, remedies, but without

once and now I sleep _ feeling has entirely is splendid, my

increasing in

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W. L” E Yonge Street. Both gentlemen are ou-

* of the D0d§e,;"MI‘;3?(g;2 , tbusiustic as to the wonderful growth of hqgmd Mr. R C. Davison ;}{“:Auq_ the business in the countries they re- *mb formerly of Torénm are present. Mr._Lester crossed the Atlantic 5" on 8 business visit Tl‘)‘e<e‘ two on thc Oceanic, landing in New York,

' ` Mr. Davison landed in Vancouver and

v~ --- -~ ~ - -°`_~ V- came on to Toronto via the C. P. R. J'

' ‘ I it _ “How long have the Dodd`s remedies In W L been known in Engjland,”l\{r. Lester was

asked.

Weak, pu]-|_d0Wn :P69916 i‘Well,that is hardvto say, exactly,” re.

plied Mr. Lester, “`1ou see their reputa- tion had crossed the pond ahead of ul, and mail orders from the old country were common before ‘ve advertised over there.

But if you mean how long has our En-

glish oilice been iu operation-since 1898."

“Do you find that Dodd`s Kidney Pills

are likely to become as popular there as in this country?"

Mr. Lester laughed. “They are quite as

popular already,” he replied. “They met with even quicker appreciation on the old sod than in their native country. As soon as it became generally known, by means ofadvertising, that a. reliable cure for kidney disease had been found, orders poured in faster than we could till them.

V There had been other remedies advert- : -

ised 'for kidney diseases before, but they had been disappointing. The new Cana- dian remedy became famous as a certain cure for the diseases it was recommended for, and few people in tho British Isles at the present time are una;-quainted with its virtues.”

“Do you find that the success of Dodd'l

Kidney Pills in England has brougt forth imitations, as it has in this country?"

“Yes said Mr. Lester,“that was bound

00 happen: However, we adopt the some

in Canada-we ignore them We keep gagging away at our own business and

“nothing _ ` pol.ey towards imitntionsm Eng das

and

back com 1 th 1 h k _ _ _

'P invigofatg th; pgegft Tné l leave the public to decide as to the merits

of the case. The original is always more worthy of confidence than the imitation, and that fact seem to be on our side.

Anyway imitations have done us as

|368!! d '_ . ° tht I ‘Ta Qgggzox wlittle harm in England as they have in at ' Canada.

Mr Lester reports also that Dodd's Dys-

md langnid, antywas pepsia. Tablets have been equally well askeleton, weighing only J receieved in England. He will remain

in Canada for about three weeks.

Mr Davison’s story of the success of

§,‘}',,_‘ _°°_°‘ °‘ noaéaiiemedies in inseam; was rw were simply mai-venoiu. I “bert-ionately sratifyinz-` `Tb¢_J' 1'!" N'

pected . their usual sumess in the antipodes, having been introduced in Aue- 'tralia the same year as in I_5I181lDd» _'Th' didbrent managers of the Dodd’s Medieuk Company assemble once a year to discuss

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s-on Janssen

Famine in India.

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EXTENT » .OF THE NEED

Though Par Away it Is None

the Less Real and

Pressing.

Bishop Courtney preached at Christ

Church Sunday. When making the an- nouncements forthe week His Lordship reminded the congregation of a letter which had been read at the morning ser- vice, making an appeal for aid toward relieving the suffering iii India. He spoke for ten minutes or more upon the neces- sity for everyone doing his or her share, whether small or great, ’t.owa.rds this ob- ject. The number who were suffering from this famine was equal to twice the entire population of the Dominion of Can- ada. Of these hundreds and perhaps thousands, were actually dying, while tens of thousands and millions were suf- fering to a greater or less extent. If the famine was nearer home-if it was in Canada or inthe United States, it would then be an easy matter to have a full real- ization of how terrible it was and how awful the suffering which it entailed.

“But it is sofar away from us,"exc1aimed

the speaker,“that it makes it difficult to actually realize that all these human beings are starving, suffering and, dying. . But though so far away it is none the lessreal, none the less terrible.” None knew better than he (tle ip-faker) how many demands were ~coiit.nu ll ,f being made upon what is called our charity.

The call was almost incessant to give to

some good object or other and he would scarcely want anybody to allow any of these objects to suffer. Espcc ially the money needed for the support of the church and pastor, should not bewithdrawn. He believed that it was possible for almost everybody to give

not About ~

That- watch and clock of ,yours _that is nearly destroyed for want of cleaning by being run too long? A few days ago a. watch was left to be cl8&l1¢d»

and on examination of the pivots was

You had better attend to yours 'bo-

fore it is too late, and bring them to ,the Modern Jewelry and Fancy Goods \-Store.

completely worn od by long usage? lf without being cleaned.

on f J RED s-noses-suns V lan la V

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LESSONHFLPS

worn by-people as a sign of grief. "Ashes -Sprinkled on the head as a token of miurning.

2:2. “More tolerable”-Their condition

less terrible. “Day of judgment”`The iinaljudgment at the end of the world. ` 23. “Exalted unto heaven”-By the

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li tells the sfaie ol the Kldneys--To

The up-to-date physician ascertains the health

Kidney-Liver Pills, are of inegismable value. They act directly and naturally, and make the kidneys, liver, and‘.bowels regular, active, and healthy.

Dr. Chasés Kidney-Liver Pills positively. PH-

tl d Ll Bri ht's diseis

manen y, an promp y cure g a e, kidney and liver disorders, backache, lumbago, rheumatism, and all the painful and lata] com-

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it For llore Business .;

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. lnouroldeteudou Lower Queen *' _ Street, wohndsbout as much ' ._ as we could handle. We had "

builtgp thatbudlnesnby selltag ' '-

-* Fins ciassooons-no

EST PRICES. But our premises ‘-

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were sms no our ne l

l ' stand me can handle all the >

-_ tradothstoames along th. ‘ , Our promises are lsrzo-. '- V lsrgastsgierv storein Charlotte- i* ,,~ tum. ev effort will be- "- _ _ mBleafcanys;d,evaryone whoi ‘ hvoruswiththeir trade. U -_ _ Ourgoods are NEW, 'Fx-.ESB < V ~ and CUBAN. _ " , gf We orostili -its for “Ma.teh- »_ lass” Tea, ihggst 25e. tes on g ’»

earth

_ 1 um business campaign of hthe enlsgirgp v _ ‘ _ 7 y, WV X _ _g year coming from all over t e wot V ,_ p ' V A o V _ _,_ A “ 4 Q

fognwau Pagf; do so. Mr. Davison has the longest f V l x - o _ ~ F, D V `

ou;-ney, travelling nearly ten thousand V _

361 j _ J __ _ 4 U ,_ '_ ‘

Drug store- |CompanyssAnnua1Meet1ng' ` V v -_ _ . ` ‘_-. . I ,rv V. ,. -.1 \~ . `

inn oinnnnis on iisi onninni Trousers That Fit

‘ Were elaborate casiugs, intended by a system of bodily

p irritation, if not torture, to hold men’s fofms to ii shape couveu~ _ Cl_\lSo no discomfort to the Weller, no IORQ 0% tional if not symmetrical. Science app'ied to Tailoring has °"°.1 °x°'°°1°°h” “"7 h"° t° 3° u"`°°8h 5°” *Ubi brought the ' ""°k|f"» @1159! ‘nd 8*ui°8» IN Ill tho lilliof *Vit

garments. You can always get perfect littiagfbnsll as

|% <iARriENTs oF TooAv Fir Reform Wai-cnt.

To where they give true comfort to men s bodies, and possesses

an elastic adaptiability to every bodily movement. Such garments And thus °'v°id ‘ll "he" di5¢°mf°\'fU ‘ld Ph- l`0u cannot get everywhere; but you never fiil to get them at the ing if:;‘;°;'é':{“g;" °5`°°°m °f °°°°:”8» "Wi" *WUI Ill IIC*

. W°¢l»l|gn\rsu eoolrTNlIl\i\

-4-»/Fir Rurouni wARunoBE-Q ff//'KEEP irieuz pong-gg.

Q-cientiiic Tailoring has realized its highest 't h ' th T th d be ish \

Clothing to be found at this establishment. ' Pl C m 6 ry em m “t ed' They .N Ruud" k P5*

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htllewell known and respetted armv poral in the *Second 1\ rth berl d . ,, . . ° 'I g°° g°°p ru °° lm Pm lcreamery tts!

- ~ 0 um an bilifted u . --Halifax Chr 1 d t”-L d l

was endeavoriu to ch Fu il L p onic e en eirne peop e, such as the Cabhugetper doll

r ` 1 N U scribes Babes’ Meanin le of a C‘bh8¢iP°i`l°\‘

duplain. ._ g eethem :"e._ih r' 11 - = ~

upto renewed efforts. “Come, lads,” under the xgefiidifill. litgldys thldg 331]; '_ - “ ’-- ° 8 D¢0D

Edd, “it`s only another mile to the broad daylight when they Were at the ` V teachable and humble heart' g2\?.(£` tb

zitlifli-’hhi‘Y@i1fE1;t11@r.”r!f;ii>]l1ied amen, foor of some high, _ S »S- 27. “Of my Father”-By my Father, ry

itsa esse atacre ` e." _ “Ku th 11 "'_ ` pow mi,-

“gg gg hto fgigidity under m_e_ D..-iccEssIBLE ROCKS. MAY 6 lmy8t?8vl"7ii2S ol Clgigt. Understands an the I“lonlr.,p,g°oWt

e c urged in me ins: The guide mm-ed to the general and ° J ' ‘ 23 ~Y ha ~~ 0\*°\\¢°-blew. been

i md 1 him If b . . . _ GOLDEN TEXT. . 8 U fl l&b0\lI` -T116 b\ll`d8l\8d Gm

was se usy ulhn intin to the tou of the r Comeuunto me’ an ye that labour and goggle, ‘fGive you nest"-Peace of heart. Hidesperlb

are heavy laden and I will give you rest. '_ “MY Y°k°”“°0f °b°ai°°¢¢’» ami °l"°S8 nl -Mate. 11.28. 2 ` ~ b°§,"”.‘.§-E k . . §:;ts’ mu* -_ OUT,-INR _ . _o e is eiisy- 'Because it is ii yoke D, “_ ,Q

lined with l it

The consequences of lmpenitenoe,-\ v. ° Ove' &°“\m r ~ ~~¢ li Z)-21.. ~ T ` _ T 2.'.rh M ie focal' . .2.=.21. "“°'"'°""°“’ . 3. The? Si51:pl;'yTerms bxiesssalcation. v. D £ i e?.f°i:m°u

2333. tocure. 250. E. W. Grovo':y~slgnature

Time.-November, A. D. 29. °° “Wh b°X-

Place.-Ca rnaum- -. __ ...__ o'_. ' '

Hinéliim

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pe » _ f n_-guine-Q5*

works"-Miracles. "Repeated not”- l PBI&Em

ao. “Upbmid',-nebula. ' “Mighty

Did not turn from their sins to his ser- J _ " ' A 'l ___ vice. _ I _ >V;¢|m ¢

21. “Sackcloth”-A -coarse kind of cloth _ _ ' cliégchesh

Li Havanna,

Picador, Garcia,

La. Industrie,

The J ap, El Fenix, _El Merits, Cigarettes, Pipes Tobacco;

' - -J ieooulo's e on J »-»

make the Kidney: healthy use Dr. l V A

Cliase’s Kidl|°!‘Llver Pills. . . . m

est the Urine . M Us ma; ii;-~

of ire kidneys bv an examination of the urine. ° 9 n

It is not necessary, however, to ge an expert in Il

order to tell if the kidneys are eranged. You

can conduct an cxaminauon yourself. i ' .

Allow the urine to stand for twenty-four hours _

in a glass bottle or vessel. lf at the end of that r

time it contains a sediment resembling briclcdnsi

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poisons in the system whiceliwillintilnoproduoi F' U ga V? Companies are not ccmnecwi’ 'nh hh’ P ‘tn :M lm lembiy aim wmpiimuons "9 U e"“"‘"»¢\'S» I-Hd are not bound by the wail” rein. *Ui

A. in ln.-igofmf of me isdn Dr cimei -“fed Y” efffifl i¢1S\1l'°°<=S M SIDSIIIUIMM “_

J J JOHNSTON

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lications of the filterin organs of the ‘ ,

The sale of this great kidgey remedy is enormous ‘ I I I '

throughout this continent and Europe. The merit is proclaimed by scores of thousands of

Eigieful cured ones. One pill a dose, 25 cents a

x. ai aildealan. or Emulex, Bari-:s& Co..

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