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BRITAIN’S NEXT BATTLE.
Au Amerlcsn Expert Discusses the Probable
Turn Events Will Take in South
Alrlcs.
\Vhei‘e the new line of defence in the
rear was planned is ii matter of conj ccture;
but, by following the principles otf mili-
tary strategy, we can reach thc] probable
line.
(1) Such position should be one easily
supplied and reinforced; hence, we must
look for railroad and dirt-road communi~
cation with the part of the country whence
reinforcements and supplies can come-~
that is to say,tlie geographical conditions.
(2) Topographical advantages come next
in order I A front protected by a river
l-:Y
under fire dlliicultgwitli defensible heights
behind it and roads parallel to the river,
behind the position on the heights, to
enable the rapid concentiation of troops
on any part of the defensive linc.
(3)lts logistical advaiitages, the short-
eningof the communications of the de-
fensive army and the lengthening of those
of the offensive army: this eiiables “the
defence to put into the fighting line. of
supplies and _ftlius increases the _ ef-
fective force ofthe "defence, To the at-
tacking force, the lengthening of their
communications is a most- serious disad-
vantage,be`cause it necessitates an increase
_ ~ _Of l>1°&I1SD01‘t '(S\1Dp1y 1>rainS)_and of train cond Tuesday in month, David Mc-`
   *THE* 
..' ' . _  . '_  ~»»  »_ Cf’ »° Mase' "‘ Temple
 _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ wimnrnenoersiiave ssclongheic inthe °°“°“‘ __ _f"° _ ’ _ __
  ___.__;_._,_`,._.._  _  _,I   F... _ __ _ _.___ neighborhood ot 0018s.*-;§_.,é,d  except Jime,Jidyand»Ang~u3>,
I l | » i l f. -»   me
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 -“_ _   ' . _ 5 _ .- Q   . _   _ ~ -area muse noi-ui. riis    irawsru mage cr'rsi?feeticsj_i4
3.1, » _  _ __ ‘_  ‘ _ ii ' _   ._ __ if    _ _- by Roberts mms out iiha  dearee'A. Gr A. S- R- 3111 Thunder.
» = ~* fi =~ -  -  ` ' necessitated eminem mines trois fins sn1_Wedues<_hy.  April, _._I__uii.
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; ` '  Gained  ily Sickness or Accident.  moat secmstocombine    ' _ -
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 obtained by a contract, which will indemnify 'for any disablemcu
age
` ` corporation m Canada.-
A Ocean, _Accident and _Guarantee
_ Corporation; Ltd:, ,
Q Ii and only corporation in Canada to issue a contract .covering dis-
by any accident. The bcnedts obtained in a contract such]
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and wil doubtless prove very popular as a protection to their earning
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JAMES .|. .|oHNs_'_ro|_\|. Agent' ‘
Barrister, btamper s Block
um-lcxxcicwn,§_P. E I- Dec. 21 cod cf. .
FEUPLE USED T0 SAY T0 TIIE
DEN'r| sT
~°iwAnrr A SET or 'r|aE'r||.”
ihrent. The comfort, health and appearance depend upon dental skill in
omstructing and properly fitting an artful substitute for the natural teeth
Uribe choice of teethto produce the most natural expression, must be taken
htoeecount the characteristics of the patient. i V
To determine the most desirable material for the base or plate in each
me the Deutislfs skill is called upon to advise. In litting and constructing la
the hfghcas mechanical art only can effect the most thorough eliiciency and
cxhrt in all the oiiices that teeth must perform. Our experience in this “ __
ink. Our superior mechanical facilities, The fact of this branch of our car' T
inns being in charge of an expert jgustify the assertion :hat we can
fepkco the natural teeth as nearly as it is possible for skill to accomplish. a
llvb contemplate wearing artificial' plates desire toknow aoniethingd
iimnufacture. We are always glad to talk about our work and show
iples of many of our interesting cases. _ _ m
We make eleven diferent kinds of plates. _ - A
We make “Teeth without plates.” ` s t
.And no. thought was given to the arrangement, contour, etc. Now it is Are usually the result of an exhausted
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You can call in the morning and get your teeth same day. L
‘We make a compete sett of artificial teeth from $5.50 and upwards.
Wo'cxtroct teeth free of charge when new teeth are ordered.
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- ciisiinorrnrown. user, Said heaiiiiid ‘,’.5”‘§.'§.‘i".;».-f"`i§si`.‘f"!_.2‘i‘$i ._ evil- _1’==1n-Killer ==111°i3§'§s¥e§f.9.§’.?i
all itchinv skin diseases are absolutel lwlu dogou more good Avoid Sllbsfifi tes I
 though sickness cr accident, and n contract of this nature is sold by`|`B°b°"t°,‘&"”°é; and’ “ami” this’ "°
t . . _
guards. In our war about`300 men to the
`mile were found necessary. i _ -- ' _
With these three points iii n'ii1id,_lct lust Monéfagipn niomL,'{§;f 
examine the map' 6f__thé_s§§.t'ii_f__wf3r1 _  _V _
First, we note the  River' lliiio
_ing convenient to clip and keep ,for rc- ” ' 9
» comin: Events.  
Guardian readers wa'll_#'nd_the follow-
lerence.
Caledonia Club meets last ’l'u.csda.y of ' _
each month. Visiting brethren welcome. » ;
L. 0. A.---St. George’s, L. 0. L. No. 1171. ' ‘
meets every Tuesday night at 8 o’clock in-.1 i e S’ _
Oti`cr’s Hall.---D. J. McKinnon, Sec`y. , s _ __ _
Knights of_ Pythias--:Empire Lodge-;_._ N_o. I hugs  has
19. every Friday evening a.t8 oc oct, in 1
Pythian Hall, Prowse's New Block.---G. J. ill U19  
Lane, Keeper of Records and Seal;  wg' ggmplltjly _
Court Abegweit, C. C. F. meets in, eoulddonothjq’ 
Foresters Hall, Prowse Block. on the? - f'  _
second and fourth, Thurs ay o eac _  
month.---H. W. Weeks, Rec.-Sec'y. V It  _ _ _
0. Y.B.---The' Orange Young Britans d8_§llV8dQfmyl Y
_meet Friday evening in Meclianic`s Hall. gf my  “Ulm
Crri Council meets the second Monday
' - -A itching. ` ~ .
in each month. Dr. James' Warbulon, "ned an dom. 
Mayor, H. M. Davison, City Clerk I ul ' I
The Charlottetown'School Board meets _ here’ bug got nn  
the first- Monday ot: each month, Ewen W0l'S0» ` ""'\
se-»m. Sefwww-   _ ‘sc im i determined to 
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‘ COURT AvoND.iLi-1, I. O. F., second ard whBl\.1  takml “UCD 
fourth-Tuesday’s of each month in Me- Igquld d0 my Own W9fkc s I&§'
_i chanic s Ha-ll, Grafton S..---Rcnouf _ Sec y. tinued taking-  and by thg m
COURT Mocxr STEPHEN, I. O. F. first Ihad taken seven mga” I Q"
4 and third Tuesday of each month in Me- _ d
chanic's Hall, Grafton St.---E. H. Duche- Perfegtly °ure '
1 min, Sec’y. " ’ I h{l.V9 PeCOmmBnd€d  t°
`= lforesters meets every Thursday in ~° kin Eru nuns  Rhgg
Wrigfhfs Hull.---Mi1rdock].McLeod A havlngs P
~ ' - ' ` al reds I
rious Archivist. - _   to
Court Clialldftetown, C. (__). -_,_ ' first and
Third Tliursday',' Meclianids §a.ll.--~-W.' C
Whitlock,'Se'e'y§` ' _ ’ ' 2"" '- '
_MAsoi\’S. ` A
St. John’s Lodge in Masonic Temple, se-1
-Lennan,Sec’y. i 
` "vicibrianoagefii
` 
fonteln, and the ebondomncnt Of the sieg
graphical-and logistical advantages _re-
3 “li 1  ~    B1cJ&`:z1elll\ _ f _ §f°‘T°“ *"»‘_'°"i°'“°»f' .°*=° fbi *li* evening. E.1r.Y»um=er.sec'y.. »
Wmburg line, which town in Oli &‘ branch
_ . \  »  __ ‘ V  Wildey Lodge every Fiddayeniiiug
., _ , _ - _ _ ._ . __ lroad, il 10112, l . . . ` '
alike through illness, as without any warning the nl _ Wm” ni-‘?°» Pratwnnnnmr |111 #hw hell in Viewm lien- WPR
I or is msecrillly reduced ‘through diablo 'M' the Bl°°mi°°t°m -8° ' ‘ r 3°” Bonham. See?
`  W' b_ _° “ish ithia much *S cf '_ ~ ' '
‘or  ' ' '- __ _ _ (eighty-uv;nmii1i§i_.didiersiviiicsaainetii-f 'MPM R°"°"°", Ivdse. N9 1° _ _
_____‘__~____ :__ ____" _ __________  _ ‘ khan, the__we%.rn-_ oftlié    gvelilng.-..
. . ' . W ‘ . - '  . . ._rc¢.in~u;,iL»dysmiiu,__i»yi'w  .  _»S°“M‘f¥__ 
Iso. lohnscoreccadcnt causes &n_ancial_loss_t.o_ _.without regard -mints mm the Bo” n_&y_i‘,Naw cial. _ _ so” ormumm _
be forwarded from Natal, _
Under these; circumstances we may ex-
pect that _the _B_oer’s will make the line of
the Vet River their line 'of defence against
arrive at the- probable plan of Cronje°s
» Fifty miles byinain road north of .Ta
cobsdal is Bosliof, from which lone road
runs southeasterly to Blocmfontein;/_a
second main road northeasterly to Win-
buriz, on the north side of the Vet River,
by way of Buitfontein; one hundred
of the Vaal River. Thus from Boshof are
the Vet River, which would be cover-
ed agaiiist attack by Cronje`s march east~
crly on the Moddrr Rivea line.
The presence of Cronje with this cov-
ering force naturally gave the impression
that it was his main army, the capture of
which was so important; and thus com-
parative safety was assured to the retreat
of the main army and all the a.rtillery.and
most of the supplies to the Vet River
line, where the Boer reserves and rein-
.forcements are probably now entrencliing
and getting into position the artillery of
Cron,je’s army near Kimberly.
_ As a military movement in the face of
overwhelming forces, such a. retreat of
Cr0nje`s army must be recognize il as be-
tokeniug the highest military genius. _
HQRACE N. Fisunn.
Boston, Feb. 28.
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THE ILLS OF WOMEN
nervous system which can be fully re-
stored by the use of Dr. A. W. Chase’s
Nerve Food. Women made nervous-a.nd 4
irritable by the wasting diseases which
in their system lind new life, new
igor, new energy, in Dr. A._ W. Cha.se’s
erve Food, the wor1d's greatest blood
nd nerve build
er.
The whistlingwind and the whistling
oman are seldom able to stop a street `,
Saymold Storey (attacking apic)---I’m A
strawberry picker, ma’am.
'.‘covering”-operations.; " _ - _ ,_ _Se'¢,y_ _
' sons or 'ri-:uP1mAiwE. '
_ _ _ _ _ - / y
miles; and a third road northward to __eV¢11l118’ ln _Wright’s Hall.-~-Lucy Hodg- ‘N
Hoopstad (sixty miles), on the north side S011. R- Scribe. ' s
two distinct main roadsto the line of fevening, in Wright‘s Lowdr gurl!
‘ Ste Eawrcncc Lodge every ‘Uoudiy
Lodge Eton, No.'148 meets every Thiirg.
day evening in S. 0. E. Hall Victoria Row.
Andrew T. Newson, Sec’y.'
Lodge Prince Edward meets second and
l fourth Tuesdays of each month In S..O.
Heli, views. now..-~E. H. "
“Bold
whsre4cts.
Prince  Division, No, 1, meets in
-W!i8ht`S HU-ll. every Tuesday.---W. H.
Clark, R. Scribe. _
Victoria Division, No 4, every Manda,
We wish our 'Cantonese'  ai
Orient Division No. 161 ¢
A. Lawson,  . 
_ Loral. CBUSADERS
C°m_P¢fI1Y '“A-” every Monday
Wright’s Hall, at 6.2!) p. In.-~-Ada Wad- ‘ _ =»._
i_i1_an_, Sec’y. l _
i- s _vve_s¢iis_a_s..»¢ is linen' `
_ A their very liberal peeronlgj
- ~ the past year, making ie uh;
» _ successfulvle have yet lied
_ ~ _ _ _  That  #om  pleagqligg
_     »ir»r»ied».e.w~=
_ _ 4° __ Lnema  U“i.m8\;" 
__ _-  tomerits`
till further your continued
is izhsumiism eff Pm°°“3°' '
_ ‘EB baCk~ ll .
The cause is Uric Acid ‘
in the blood. If the kid-
_would be no UricAcid and W0  I  I 
no Lumbago. Make the s ‘
sure 't' d A
cure’f0Ii'oI.1ui:i?>a;dl only
neys did their work there
-kidneys do theirwork. The *
_ 8|~cat'_Bco|-||o_____8t.
3rd door from Grafton Street t '
Dodd’s   
Kidney        
Pills    ._°"' °`”"“
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THE D. &_ AL. Menthol Plaster is the
plstlaiégpar sold in Canada. For back-]
° ht tin, Ziic. Davis Lawrence Co.,l
td., makers.
s ll..
e an muscular pains there’s ni? Aslendér Kill Sometimes I A* A' .l°1“4Na Q
ing equal to it. Each élaster in an air- __ Young man a plumpt refusal. gives a  &
- . , by per
_ eistent rasp },_ capyn _ esta,
The echo is always polite enough to re-` ‘lllwkly curesutie mcds1l;gsevere cgnghs. fi
._ - Soothe, heals, and never fails tg
'W ' t satisf t'o ' ~tum”'°a’u° » lbiauufact rl ' _ ` - cure'
°  °° ‘° 1 “~ _ -_-.__ ' Perry Dsggraiil'-’i;1ii'§»_ Dropnewrs or
_ BABIES TORTURED Th A --__--
_ _ _ _ s - _ e moneya man conceals in his vest
B iia , teh , ii d -_ - . _
BERUN DENTAL PA |i|.ll|i3      l
' in ment, a preparation which has ~~ 
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SLEEEPLESS Nights used "4
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