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Br rm; Rav. A. MACLEAN SI>roLAx1:._~i`°§_,7,._ _ _
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Wsken, Britain rise and stand
Grasp thy sword in thy strong hand
Throw the scabbard on the strand;
Waken in thy might.
Let thy fleet so strong and gay,
Bc prepared for any fray;
Spend thiegold like bits of clay,
Do not edits flight.
Raise thy dag with arduous thrill,
Beat y drums with right good wil
Blow¥hy pipes with strength and sk
Call thy warriors wight.
Give them men of brains to lezég,
Give them all the guns they n d,
Send them o'er the seas with speed;
Fear not guile and spite.
Let thy Rose and Shamrock green,
Let thy Thistle fierce and keen,
Side by side with jo; be seen
Waving in thy lig t.
From fair Canada's domains,
From Australia’s champlaigns.
From New Zea1and’s hi s and plains
Bring thy sons; they'l1 iight!
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Half a million men and more
Stand on Indlafs sunny shore,
Keen to cross the billows o’er
In thy cause to smite.
We are Britons all by name,
Britons, too, in heart and aim.
And we'll stand with British flame
By thy colours bright. _
Trust in Him who reixis on high,
Keep His law before ine eve,
Let thy shells and bullets ily;
Strike, and strike aright.
Break the yokes w ich they impose,
Save thy friends from wrongs and w
Spread abroad thy light.
Crush and tame thi stubborn foes,
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“_ which make long sieges possible. Take the ` ‘ I nf y t e fort su-nendend°
12th, 1900. _ was cut oi? from any communication, ex- Aby thyenem _ y
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For over eleven years l
 
_ Problem of Modern Warfare
Sev e ses  _ The London Daily Mail has received a
letter from Julian Ralph, who is at Mod- _
b  der River. He tells in clear language of
the problem in warfare which the English _
y    _ are now forced to solve. He sa.ys:“British A
I defeats at the hands of the Boers are due
and Healer’ to the facts that tlé methods of modern
_warfare have been brought to a pause by
the demonstrated power of the weapons of
to-day. The essential qualities of the army
of 20 years ago a.re no longer the supreme
necessities for success. The' man behind
1 the gun stands more supreme than ever,
l Dig a trench and line it with good shots,
__ supported by modern artillery, and no
enemy can advance in face of them. They
may be outfilanked or starved, but while
their ammunition holds out none can
oust them, for they can fill the whole
plain over a radius of at least 4000 yards _
'aaa S R, d _ h __ _ with such a. withering blast of shrapnel
, I ' u ere WK _Dyspfpsi _ann rifle bullets that no troops can stand
evcnthmg I could thmk °°’ bw in the open before it."
Unable to get reliefuntil I tool: Bur- 1 _ -~- -*- “_
Blood Bitters Ih"d onl_v_t:il¢en on.    
whenl commenced to feel better fi '-A-“rr
after taking the or six 1,9,-_tlcs “-3, London, Feb. 15.- As the conviction
w¢1l_a-,d haw, remained so ew, gi-oivs in Great Britain that the war
feelaqthough B_B_B_had save( will be long, the efforts for providing
T G  S‘“‘*‘°P*» R9' f§f.§ii`.1`S$§kih§”§f.iIii§,`§1‘f.‘l“;h§’fl'f...if-Z
Mv little boy, aged if redoubled. There is scarcelya \vom`an_
SGPCS. wears, was a. completc in England Who, _in addition to mai:ii'ig`
Ufsoi-es, Cadsed the domoi- said, by articles of fclothing for the men in the
blood I-1,3 head and bcdy wc,-5 ,field and in the hospitals, is not working
cov¢,-ed mth so,.c,_ and we soul( for and contributing to some special
°`éi§.dFi.‘ITff.f.' .iff l`.f'§fl"2.`l_ nniiifs Arthur Page” fmmlnmentw-
me home was g’°ne he began tc _nightnbrought in over 5(Il) pounds for
and by the time it was Enished A' tneffamihes of the ¥museh{)ld troops’ m ‘
“snot ___ sore on hm whichlher husband is a_co onel of the
‘ Slots Guards; the Mansion House Fund
i-5° B B B as a wash as well as exceedS(g)_(u)_p0undS;Th¢D8i1yTe1egraph
and it seemed to give greai fund amoungszwgugdm pounds and the
‘U 50°!! as it was put on.-Mrs. Daily Mail totals 77,11” . ds- 111888;
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provincial funds gfsiarse amoimisi'_r°'°°"°" - ’» l, v - ul 1 W _N19
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_ Bclcagucrcd Cities That Have Surprised the Eiicmy
 By their Ability to Hold Out.
*held out no one knows. __ \L°»d¥3mW1» UW 81\lTiS°¢l| WB-B
_ -The English papers now speak of their ‘by the troops of James 11., and held the
-petty reverses in South Africa as “the Pla” “gain” th°‘b°si¢8in€ f°1'°°° fm'
greatest' disaster since Yorktown. 'Yet so d°Y9 °ml°\18i1 the Irish
fn ngghing which has takgn place Inliobliged notonlyto feed the garrison
isouihsirieaisa-pamuei in Y<»ris>w`¢i,_°_i*"'°'1°-\>°*» “KN” Hwefm °f mfvsws
'Nm siege of Y0,-kwwn was as -near _a _which had flocked in from the country.
l-oompletainveslzrnent as the world basl 0“°°f *'h¢’8l'¢41`»°Sf M9808. at history,
__5-ml- s¢,¢n_ yvaghington invested  not the greatest, was at Vicksburg,
mwn on Sept 3_ md Comimms sup 'invested the city on May 18. /Inside the
rgndemd on pct '19_  siege was__eity was Gen. Pemberton. The posses-
one of constant advance .53 pam1_ sion of-Vicksbur_g_me_ant the control of
lets.. according in the pswgis i.,id___ f»h¢ Kmt M_iSsisslopi!Va-lley- Pemberton
in the bo0k,_ jwhue it lasted-_had-\vith_hlx_\i1`@-"men audfliti&s for
was ,,},,°|u¢e|y and completely Hldays. Hewasobllgedgsurnenderbefore
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In the ivii ai- .ii  be.‘1°h°°0dsnw¢r¢si>;f£e§_
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its surrender. In the siege” - ,   i*”“`“?i _
 #5557-.I I A   ?1-ationsjooulrl not support th
_ Brilié   5 °
mm-ly men e_ Ame,.i¢a_',,s »  with him, and the refugees __
French- ies, than m,e_h,,_1f that nmnben citizens at the same time. It is necessary
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Co Wallis was unableto get word of his  w read the det’anéd` “wr-7 °f
condition W the other British cqmmandy  to  how iiievitable'tlie,suri~ender
e  his-.position was absolutely mumble,-1?” ` .0 _ ~' ' - '  ‘
a d he surrendered about9000 inen-- rob- - In L“`kn°Wv "1 the time °f the ml’-fi¥U»
have taken place which are as worthy of
withstood- in other years. If we m¢yi~,,-we I ' .. tained stthedhmer bdmmhc twill
believe Homer, the siege of Troy lasted 10 “séxthag mms: og;h;ul;le;g1u7?dP;};;e:u;f 1°” mm 5° l'°‘l\“l'95“Y‘|5m|¥ 9° 5* °l' ‘kink
years. '_ e ’ ’ ’ athis house.
1iis‘ine<ineeivib1e than any city out off Md si'°*“° °° the Bf'°”°h ‘md I”‘““”llHe was miwh plea-sedut this
1 stronghold of Fort Niagara.. The French
from the supplies of its sm-rounding ooim. _ ' ' nn D.A b . _ I ment, which seemd to take a
try,cou1d have stoodasiege of such length; Sale def utelg tried so mme the siege’ imma' He um” "kai Wh*
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yet we have &ie incontrovertiblc fact that' ~ A   - U; md
Gibraltar once stood asiege of three years. _ his g0]°nh|s_,u'HL_he tim ~ had “ffm Phd
Incomplete investment and a contraband eguxig auth yviuiamefjual' ,_ 5 Bm ` _
tratlic through the lines are the onlythingsv ed him 0 -Jul 25 h
_ P bllbl th Milf king Kiln _
siege °f Ladysmith' That' °it7=SuPP°3°dlY»  sho; nExgi°;‘ter n(i1mberl:::ll'.uaH 
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Beers in _Bad Shape. » -_ hem. amos ienefreiyi 'owners-
' .._____ effect of the lyddite in the trenches. -The
Writing from Frere on Jan. 4, The* power ofthese shells they  win
Times correspondent says: “Despite theirl ¢01'!'ifi¢» SeV_¢!'8-1 Of* `Y3\Bl1l  that
activity, the condition of the Boers does they had been k110<>k¢<i.d0W1\ by @1175;
not seem to be very prosperous. The force °f the ¢XPl0Si0!\m0  away
week after the battle 120 Kafiim, men, The following week some more Kafflrs
women and children, who had been 03m€ ill, Welling the 88-11112 Story- On Jan.
working for the Boers, deserted and }3; 12 B061' d0§¢rt€rS Came -in. They, too
came over to us. Many of them were  Ofhék of f00d and ill-H8218!!
in a starving condition. They complained.)-nd Said that the Boers were short of
of getting neither food nor money and 159511 f0°d Mid f01`88'€-, All $11686 D0int
bands and relations who had beenl “M&ny Ofdshem are Without te
a superstitious horror of illness or mourn- ,mms ?»_1'€ beginning, and the supply of
ing in' any. form. ‘ ilrationsto a constantly moving force
Test the Urine . . ._     ASTHMA A 
li tells the state ol the Kidseys-To ____
make the Kidneys healthy use Dr. Why- Do You synee sight Assn-
Niglxt, and lxeep Boeing With
in a glass bcnle or vessel. ll in the emi _of thai _ _
gimeii eoniainsa sediment resembling brickdist 1 bad that sleep 'mis - im-.0§5;h|e_ and .H
you maybecertain that the kidneys an-:sluggish ‘_ limes I' their-;`l‘='t I ujciildrehoke. ` I used .beautmu “num” I cannot give 3'°“ 3'
and inactive, and iiiai :hey :ire leaving deadiy:l1Uff‘1'@nf =1sfl1rr_f;i _r'@i:=e.jiies and docrorcd wish photograph because she never had one
the best ph;:.=ze:r.:i= 1;;  30',,n_ but mv
__ trcuble be,.,,m,, ,_.,__.gp meh 5,8” About -3 _taken She will live exactly thesame life
_ _ _ of the _ddnevs Dr Chase! _ eri,'§'oI__l____;>l__:‘r<-_I__i_»i_sP:l _three bottles of _,here 35 any other Moslem lady Of hcl’
 a?Llg;'g0l¢r’:i{ll(s)r are of inesiiniable value.  more. and sin'-euiiiiriinrletiilfifellhb  .I-ank’ and Wm #tend t'h° same devmnm
-1-heyegct dixtecd, and natmayln and ma_k¢ um J with this reniecy :give 1,5; md' a Singh; E and conduct her household exactlvas if
kidneys, liver, and bowels regular, active, and _-;_Y;;l_gl_<_-_g IDt;_ik<_;___.f_;_r_<§2_ts plIei.';s_§i_re £_;é:imr_e_<_r_<;_1l‘1__- lshe were at Constantinople. She will b
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hea.thy. _ _ _ ' _ _ _vel _ _E-high 1 _know has up _,.;_,,,_.,, for asthma_ ¥eble toreceive lady visitors.She ca.nnot,of
Dr. Chases Kidney-Liver Pills posili y, per- : ni_i_i_r_~_i;e3ci__ii_,'€__c¥;_‘;:_<_’l___;__\_:ii=-e §;»_qu<»~niiy recom- _ ofeom-Se,r¢0¢¢ve¢a.]13fmmgentl¢mg,n, ng
poisons in. the system which will in time produce
terribly fatal coniplications. -
manently. and promptly dire Bfighfs ‘1iS¢i1S¢,
kidney and mer disamas baclmchq 1umb,,_g0_ and they ‘fill speak Lgegy `;?i1g;3y°ugt°§:Y: imatterhow high their standing. liywifg
i-hemlmjsm, and all me painful and fatal mm. Clarke s Kola Compound is the only will return visitsto ladies, butof course
it piimgions of me ghging organs of the bog. £§f,":;_’;f;f`°t(,f;'§_“`a f§f;m§§§’“§§m9,§°t 'W' lwilldo this in the absences! their
Tht Sale Of thiSgl'¢8!kldll¢I f¢m°dYl5 °“°“”°“~‘ are recorded in Ciinafhi alone. ` .-itll gui-;§:  When she pays herrespects to
throughoux this continent and Europe. The
fists sei. it. Write for hook telling all h pmsuient gym bg
'¢‘p¢-°¢him¢dbyscoresoftheusandso|_aboiit Cl.k' K1- 5; _ ite Shay'
§l'¢fii'iseiina°se¢. one piiiadise, =5¢eiiaii criiriiiis fi 'iifii-»i§°¢`lm c`§‘f'°i'fi'§iis§'i’, iii ‘that the gentlemen of the errata
.a1=lldeal=i=.wEv=w1S°N»B#T=S°’=C°-» ‘-'_*‘~“'°*= sires- 'f°f°m°- " liiimseiioidiiiiaiinocb present.
leirg mireto equip:vol1mteers. ____ ~ ' 0 - ;
In the Crimean war the City of Scbas- _l cept by heliograpli, with the outside world
topol was besieged by land and sea for 11 on Oct. 23, over three months ago. Yet
-months by the allied armies of the General White not only has been able to
English, French and Turks before it maintain himself there andtomake sorties
_?.pitu1ated. A beleaguered city always and torepel attacks, and alsoto support ._ .__
as ii steady but precarious source of his own troops and those of.General Yule. SPEARMAN S FARM GENERAL
Zl’.i"2,'.’I§§2?.‘II.“$? 2’1§`.fs`i‘l‘i.“§§`1‘l;.p§.°iy‘s.fi‘§liiiiifimiigailiiiETEEZYSYTETRZi NEAR THE
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demand. In any place where any com-_ was declared, and who are driven back to
modity commands a high pi-ice some Ladysmith bythe Boers every time Gen.
darin o lc d Wh°te tte _
g pe p am Sure in be fouu to i a tnpts tosend them out. The
nike the risks of furnishing ii.. There fire investment of Ladysmith 'LS Supposed to be
blockade runners _by land as well as by °0111Pl¢f'°- Ye” G.el1°l`5l 'White 1135 110i '
sea, and noless daring. When war was only been 0-ble to get native runners
LINCOLN AN
inevitable between the Boers and the f'h1'°“8h _f»h¢ H1188, bull 118-S been 81118 150
, British, Cecil Rii<>desb0ught2s,000a01im lsmussle General Yule mit of the be ` """“""“‘““"""'~
‘ worth of chanipagnqand ,wen£f,0Kimbe,-ly Ieaguered city and forward himtoEng-
saying he would Ueassa.fe_there asin.l¢\_Ddf» - ' A RW” °»8I'°°»¢dH-I illSPfll\89¢3¢lWl\'Ui\
Pieeadiuy, Kimberly has been invesmd _ Inithe siege of Londonderry, which may nnwm WHS “°ll\il1l»U°df0!’5|l°1°l’°SH9l¢Y
The bells rangallday endwhen t tele#
was received hum Chiego that a
from the convention would ar-
in Snrlnzlleld thsaestelterneolimr~
mdlr to mi- mmm sf na
town ld.
i slime 0¢¢;, 21 Hoy tm cgmmpagne has becomparedin some ways tothe siege ‘
notify nomine-
toputlt milmy the
greairmany
hogs-ntoan-i
hen
excitement by
stoi-eandwasalonew
Hisfaeewaslang mdhewelveui
0 extreinedepression. Hedmppsd
isthe matter
co1nl”I askedanxiously
Iiecall thatllr Linoolnwentnnto
committee,
foldthe dilliculty he wssiq. It
that Mm. Lincoln had Oollliihlied
ii __ _ _ _ P _  - _ _ thinsworevarvslulsvrst
ably f,h¢ number White has at Ladyémith '  garrison in that Indianiiéity was be- house for the notification
lt;-day, after fever and bullets havedone 5123;; him 257 lg! 3 i_J01§°V°- '_ fda; th :?'_;;h;b'fS‘sg°dth?t°{° dwmauh
t eir work--together with 106 ns. Tllhat ' _ _ 3. ° 3 9°” ma”-389 NW e' ° “PW” 5°
l____~ Wasndfsasteew the British 5-gms; _h“‘t.~,, awsmall force _into the,_ city. -This only e0lnwasentireiyooi1ect,judgiugI5tum
‘ i 'forihenriisn weompare ii to their-fin. “de i'-1*” Si°““°i°1-`~i 'i'°1‘S¢»f°1‘ them were usual cutsom of the times. butlllr- I-ln
cent defeats presupposes that Ladysmith s9Jm’my umm m°f‘ths  feed' on N°v°' 001505190505 U0 550 Wlii-
surrinders. Even supposing' that Lggjy.  ilfilrlfjligafflflfgll m~P~1`°;l¢d s0\ll'»Co8»_l:li ‘Doyou Wantto have itl'
smit 'does not surrender, the " .evmg °‘f°§..‘m elf if _ _ 'll BS him
would ‘_not_ h01d_ suppose' the  Cmnpbell, Wl10 thB1_1` ]Jl'6€88d8d_t0 &VBD,g’C  m nevgr  Wm in 
army at Ladysmith cooped up at Cape, the honors °f f'h°`3l9S2,=andi4f°;d   I don t Want to commence now if I
_Town,be and then surrendering---that 02,22 siege f P _ h th __ ` . 116111 lt.
Would parallel. L = . ° answ en 3 _great  M1' Llll00ln addedthbthe
One of the most Wonderful things about qfjmn rolled ,fr°x.n the  W9” manythhms h° h°d'°°'"a°“*
warfareis the manner in which besieged   the  d lEwde and  dui not want to do which hhnew
cities manage to hold out. Ordinarilyf  nmeteell Wgeksj Th°r_°_7W,”°  W°‘1ld Nfluire of him, but N dm UW
there is not enough _ food in a city of any  as Fha” a‘re_m “mst Si°ge_s> 'ana Wh” the 3155 @3508
_sim to feed its inhabitants for three dam-_i_gseat suffenng, especially among the non- Iitold him that he need not and 013511
To store food in a city to stand out a siege' w,F§;a§;“gt:;__h_ch bi “ht th  into not to have a supper at his house anyway
of months,or,asso`metimehashap ned, ' = - _ ‘ _ “mga e'  -_ A l_ffh°5l118ht- Th¢°°mmi59¢°0f5P\`i|l8‘l9|\i
of years, is of itself such a gigantic xder- E°»mp.° f°?` 3 _mm f_°l’i-hflld Was __§_i>8_€j Si¢ge~ citizens already had prepamd an elabor-
,'";fj;;f *lg*   “= W1* we 'sie in Z‘*`$?éi'”-5”§?“;‘§’”ii°;.§”    2?’ “‘““”' ‘”’“”° ;'.“.;“°'°..Z.f.."‘°.?§..'.‘3.?."
on eci andrisk the htin  L_- _ - » 9 P “A e 0\1S¢»f»11¢11f'b°| int 3°
°pen_ The siegt; ufladysmithffgxafékitgzi  of the Prophet, and the last oftfield, we were going to have wine
and Kimberly are of small duration 't_i‘f£C€‘,;emS'g‘:,°§fd§’d  - i .- 5181143? 8115 WhlSk°Y l»l1<1W*¢°l‘» “<1 th*
compared with sieges which have been f ~' 7- ` ew 0 Some. sleges ¢0mmitt°¢ 0U8hUf»0b0W°u¢¥l°l8|l°|¥‘|i°!"
WHEAT PROVINCE AGAIN
years
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me and I do
mine I have taken
are curing me
Made Suits.--Remember our
_above all, of the loud lamentations df ,V7 the fwl? that the' 10118 Waiting 116% amor made suits tum spring hem" Wu
the Boer women in camp for their hus- “ is telling 1169-VUY 011 the Boers. . gg fp glm the 5.54341 gk
"1 ii., ;'.=f°°C..tf°°°T'::... messes
‘ ._ I - H38 n° 7° S me ‘E furthefbllts
killed in the battle; Ali Kgmis have _H Serivus hardship, now that ine heavy &’@C"g‘§“"“S f°’ “PMS We” “i _ffffff iwydgg,-m
eplne your onnsn. We have something 03°!
“They said the Boer loss had been llllllstbe exceedingly difficult.” _ vamef lnC‘%§;gl|:i;_ :,153 méweuusne ,_s(au°n'l  
_ _ ,, and be convinced
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_ _ ,_ _ NEW Xoiix, Feb 14. The fact that All
¢|llS°'S Kld"°¥'|-'V¢“ NUS- - -' » ` Teniporarn- Relief Remedies e Fei-rough Bey,the Turkish minister-tothe
Cla:-ke’s Kel' C q v,'i}|
_ ___ Reueve 3-ontguagxggfnlt Cure” L dStates has bronghthiswife with
_ _ _ 1'e,_rmaneut:y. him, ascreatedastirin Washington,says
Theiip-to-da;_ePhY5°‘a“?S°=‘{11aa'is_i_l_e h¢.»_.1ih xr. S. Tilrs case was :i most obstinate _adespatcli The Sultan however, would
of the kidneys v an exzirriinrition o ic urine. one. but this |;i:1rrel_i>;rs remedy \vori~:e<':;
ltis not necessary. h_o\\'e\\.r, to be an expertrm the wonder. IV.°is c-i:i':_~d wiili six bottles. give IPS consentto her coming ‘mly 0”
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