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_ _ Baller sounded his note of despair to Geo. manner in which the New York _ G wme he linen iieilegfnnn in his pnexetlnngla oeoasion to speak of the r°°°°°

received atortoight before, saying that changefrom Salisburyto Balfour in the

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and giving entire satisiiic- _proposed vote of censure of the Govan- Whole !'eVJllli‘»iOn&t‘y I WM' TD ight Over

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f A N A P TUEsnsY,JULY 22. 1902. GENERAL Butters casa.

__ We have just re-

ceived a quantity of I4 inch' Lawn Mowers’ which will sell and we warrant for

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This is a snap.Order

one quick; they won’t

last long at the above

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DODD 8! ROGERS,

Residence Telephone, 13511 had rendered good service before the war

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E _tonal and News Telephone 133 in South Air ca, he was held iii big vor

dl . _ A oiiee Home in noon to 6 nm.; 8 to iz _p in. by his men; he, on his pirt gave his mop

° J- E- 3° MWREADY' Bmw' full credit for their valor and en iura ice

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:_ _ Residence Te el, oufsiq even at Colenso-“The men are splendid,

were his words; and he souzht an the pei il

is Parliament list week when the iniii-‘ £00602- '~

ltuyegtimates were under consideration A _ _ _ ' _ ~ _ _ _ __ ___ _ ' ».' __,¢- 1 ‘ _

f ~ W&t_B@0l»llld_ “|389 V°flb°d _ _I _ i _ -» ~ ~ , ‘ 1 » '2 _ _

"“h‘h°"'°lt'th‘t°:_°l: ‘NI 'bed Judnfof the higher cm", an Gloves. `We_ dou’t need tood"er_ti`iem1i.-.a __ _ _ ~ _ ,_ _ ~._. J ` x. ’ brought w “RM W ° mu ily retired from the bench by superannuation 5°b 9"” "°°“°° "WY "‘° °““° °'""'°° ' A

damaging to what remained of Bullers __ _ . New ladies please take notice' that they

_ mmm” mp__m_,_i°a_ they be appointed to the Senate. It urges ,in not be “smu“ed_w¢y are _,,,_,__,,,_,,d.

It in bmuht up by Sh, Edward Gran that their ‘ knowledze of the constitution A1! wig,-3 3,1” 'hi¢e_¢N,,m ,mg blwgalso

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for the moment.. He also sploke of his

Aldershot, which was simply aresump-

vote of 236 nays to 98§yea~=, a m&.i0l‘i'Y °f 138. It may be hoped that the episode will now drop out ofsight. Gen. Buller

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useless slaughter.

All this and much more might be said

in his favor, but he made a sad failure of his earlier attempts to relieve :L idysmith and showed himself to have deepaired of

eKecting that purpose long before it could

Every new discussion of General Bul be shown to be impossible. There weie‘

_ 1er’s case seems to leave that unfortunate other serious mistakes and mishaps dur' 'commander ina worseposition than be- ini! thi! WH-P, $120118 WNJU W¢1‘° ""’° fore. It seems strange indeed, in view of disasters of Magersfonteiii and Stormberg, the now now,i°n, gnu tm; he should but it fell to the lot of General Boller to I court publicity or seek to place the ,indict the most serious bbw -to British

l omoeon the defensive for its notion in re- llilitary prestlse that it sustained dug ins

gud t_°mm_ It ,gum appear (Jug uw thu.__struggle in South Africa. And so_ W” Omoo hunallr 5°” ‘ |,¢¢f,,,-gl-1", strong is the public sense of the fact that 1

. l¢tGm“`1 B-|,_nu»‘ti|'.|| _“hu bun gg it seems extremely improbable that he

`m`“u_ g“i`f&§"“ ¢|'||°‘\§¢,¢¢ ,gag _will ever recover his lost fame and

UNI aldmullo the haliout fdatulol

thslritiahsystsmoffiovernmeatareld

as the food ,mum lash _ oil' in London so quietly that nothing was

Mn Broderick defgmed the retengigu of known of it until it was over. When Gen. Buller in command after Colenso and 1L01‘5 S8-li8bil!'Y 10181104 9-! Pl'¢ml¢1' and spion Kap as mevit,,,_b|e_ under the eir. Mr. Balfour succeeded him the act trams

cumsumces_ He could mt be 1-eplwed ferred the government of ne-third of the

world into new hands. Yet it does not

am, appamtment w the command at seem to have occured to the Bri ish

net on that it was necessary to _get excited

tion of the position hehai held before the °*¢1‘ i .T0 NN W°Tl\'1 ifhll P1'¢9¢°°’ °' war. General Buller was “a good peace °¢1'iki°8 °°HU'8»Si? With WIS L\l_lG_l'i°a\l *BY oommnnser." Mr. Br.-iariek soifi, wnien “when we cannot transfer thes°v°\‘Hm°I1+.

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tr.i_m one President to another witiiou'

The Gauss of

In almost every ease when woman

luifera from ills peculiarly feminine the causeiatobefoundinaweaksuedand exhausted condition of the system. The nerves are depleted and the blood thin and watery. If medicines have failed to cure, it is because the wrong treatment has been used. _

urn. Henry cleft. Pei: Hope, om.,

Chase’s Nerve Food for nervousness and a completely run down system, and can heartily recommend it as a wonderfully effective treatment. Before usin this

reinedylhadbeeniii vergtpooi-hmltliior some months. I seem to have no eneqryor ambition, felt tired and listlesa most ofthe time, and could acarcelydrag mselfaboutthehouse. Iwasweak

well, and felt discouraged about my

health. Dr.hCiiasefa lflerve .l_";_o‘ods_hu tak awa t ese ’ ptolma’ ren baclinmy uxuai heaishmandwigcr, conso- quently _I endorse it fully."

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J _ 1 1 W an young. sick or well, for sale at Web ,» Contingent are making loud complaints ster&MacKay,

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It isirelated of Mr. S'eddcinT'Pr`einier'of ' - 7 `

New Zealand that he first came into

A Straw Hat of the best 'quality and

make. Do you want one ? We can sell

you one at $2.00 that is so light and

perfect Httin g that you would hardly know

it was on your head. Others 2 5 to $1. 50

each.

Crash Hat are Light for Summer.

They speak for themselves in tones not

to be mistaken, everybody needs one and

everpbody wears one, they cost less and

wear longer than any Hat we know of

for theirweight. 35C, 5oc, and __75c each.

Next to the pleasure of an outing comes

acool hat, “We’ve got em.”

THE -s;l‘,YLI_sH §HA'1“ri:1».s. »

iiiiiil iii! Bill iiiiiii

the Contingent who have returned, but

phatic than those we heard weeks before

connection a. trip once marie by the poet James Gay on a cattle bzat, in regard to

The cattle were fed ferr be'ter than G ly,

political prominence in a mining constit- uency where he practiced his profession of law. At one time annted bully of the diizgings who owed Mr. Seddon money was about to sail for England without paying the debt. Seddon’s clerk was

the bill.” Within an hour Seddon had an “interview” with the miner, who emerged therefrcm with two black eyes and poorer by the amount he owed his vauquisher. From that time on Mr. Seddon was the

idol of the mines.

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a ima: twine. j I

and other seasonable requisite_q_ _ __ | beezeiez 5-ii:_i»‘e e.~,,1_ fne gefii

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I ' -` of the accommodation afforded them in' '_ ' ` ‘

crossing the A lanlic. One Guelph ' soldier is reported to have said, “We were F U N | '_

used worse than calt'e.” There is usually .L

_ one or more men with a grievance in any - C°m¢» °°m° C0 thi! Union Store wheio i ° 1 considerable company. The Guardian has °v°ryb°dy is 3°‘°3 ‘nd 3°” 79°’ ’l““m°’l

` X also heard some complaints from men'oi suit" Prices “ry moderate; nusfaction

guaranteed or your money refunded. Cloth sold by the yard chea than an

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these complaints were hardly more em- store in the City. Come andsee us and

beconvinoed Terms cash. l

1 _A ' _ from those who sought for places on the _ ___ 'TAS' CQAGH2 ,

H A S H A S ornamental force and were unable to oh- ` ' __- l _ I *T anin aheni.ri‘ne Guelph Heroin ear/en in me l

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We can save you money on it

Enough said.

afraid to approach the debtor. “All right," 5 _ said the future Premier, “leave him tol_ _alaeiixlztn m , me. I’ll settle him and make him settle 5¢=ll\Nlvi¢¢H°n O°’¢W1mr!.

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atatea :-“ I have used seven boxes of Dr. ”

iniabie ned neevene, enola noi

e ozen t eyarese ling well

y wants a pair of cool Lice l

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lmbeml hc chugsd th' W” om” with and laws, and their long habit of viewing 1550 E158' L8°¢ 810712- JM- Pain! 85 C". 1 L 1 »_ L G ~' . 1 f . ' I l 1 .

W _ » . ' l __ matters from an impartial .judicial stand- _ _ 19 tt . _ ' - ‘ _ " ` i '=

acting “huh towards me General’ ‘nd P°int would make them ,valuable mem. _H M,]|,,,_vim insure, “saith P¢rl'~'¢f» ‘ 1 Thu ‘B 'lm' ‘mr "ack mam s nf di P"°.°'

ded the nblioation of further pap fi suitings rcnoun-c them th iii e t al 1 the L;

deman ‘ p ° ; 1 ig-nation.) clean white teeth sweet P ' " U '¢ 101| 7] V0 OV!! UQ-»eal

. bers of the Up r House. Our own view ' ' _ - _ . _ _ - _

_ at Mr, B;-ed;-iek, who replied for the i* ___m__aJud I;°h__vm°ed eanhbetm breath, bright eyes and _a clear acive $178 ul.nave your oroer a_sop guyg, _ . _ _ ~.._ _

F una the pnbncauon of 3° _ 7 _ brain. For sale at Webster & MacK sy ’s

&:;_l_`::;x;Zv°:;3h” and papers, whisk litted to continue his life calling, with 19 3;

h id wud not when Gem Bun" ot' every phase of which heis familiar. than _ es* ’ ,_ toembraeeanew onein which he would Use Malta.-Vita for brain and in-iscle, I8 _ G ;° _` ' , ,_ _ _ __ i _ _' "_ __

"lt necessarily have muohto learn. V _. °§m"'~:P°" P*\°k9~8° lf' W¢b5U°¥ & MWKIY 3 I Ollmbl _-_ " ' 19 3i h osal to surrender Ladysmith T116

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On one of our centre tables

you will ind a lot of g1r1’s aridladies’ Waists that are

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wish. Dainty, seasonable, in good variety, and yet marked

a to sell at one third oii the re-

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And there is new, choice

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