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THE GUABDI N. CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. I., N~»VEMBER 23 1899
1
and Rifle Fire. '
no she thence iottiesep
than a mile. The llrst portion of
ascent is gentle and over open I
toa homeetoed surrounded by
woods. Above tae woods the
is rough ind rocky. the ascent
and halt way un a thick stone
runs around tho h ll as the fringe
a wide terrace ol open ground.
the terrace ten ascent is elm-Jet
and at the end of this
the Baer msitious on tho dir. top ,
chiracteriatie of Atrlcau hills. Alac-
the position seemed imprag- `
even il held by a small body
large forces, and General Sy-
mnst have had cxtraordinarycou-
in his mon when he ordered
2,000 of them to take it. in the teeth of
e terrible and well-sustained liri from
superior numbers of skilled rldemen.
His ccnhience was Iully justiind.
B981' HOUIS Ol’ FIGHTING.
“R is said that he deliberately resolved
D show the Boots that lhjuha Hill
was not the measure of when _Biitinh in-
fantry could do. nod. it ec, he more
than succeeded. To tind a parallel for
the endurance. tenacity and heroic de-
termination to prone forward over e;l
obstacles and at all haairdl one has to
gebeck to Wellington’e icvindble in-
fantry in the Peninsula. The men had
to go througu ' eight hours of fighting
whhcut breikt-ut. The woo-il wi the
_ .__ _ _lt_
, It is altogether admirable
' when a man, by dint Of
f}\ cheer will, wrings a for-
tune from niggerldily
E
_ eircnmetai;§es._ fun
wcr is
 Y of instances
“ wh ere ni e ii
' ‘ have done this,
._ . \ , but never in
_'}, f .2 history wasthis
accomplished
,_ by a weak and
~.. - \ unhealthy man.
"` _ Ill-health not
only weakens
every physical
/ftiiiction but ev-
` tal fac
ery men ~
g iJ Q nity and every
_ 'j moral quality.
r:"' if it man will
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` - _ _ stop and reason
for a moment,
. he does not
have to be a physician to understand the
causes of impure blood. of \lS_f3¥'\Fi°\_1ml
effects, When a. rnan’s digestion is d_isor-
dered, hi~ liver sin gish. his bowels inac-
fivr. the blood is gepriv--<l 0_f th? Pf°P¢f
food elements, and the ~l\2’£K1S\1 “VU md
bowels supply in their l"ilC¢. fP¢ f°“l¢9*
of poison=. The blood ‘~‘ the life-streams.
When it is full of foul 1*.-\i.<0D9» if “fn”
and deposits them in ew" 01130 Und 89'
.sue of the body. Bone ` 'iffwl llli19°\¢» ‘Nl
desh-tissue, the brain tx-» ~ and the nervt
ibres are all fed upon li1d_ poisononi f00d-
Serious ill-health is bound to result The
men is weakened in every Sher of his body.
I-Ie is weakened h icelly, nientall and
morally. He snllgreysfrcni nick healittllt.
distress in stomach aker meals, (Mlm
and drowsiness, loss of appetitp and »
had taste in the mouth, shahiness in the
moming, and diilluessthrcugtiout tilt 61;.
and lassitude and an indiepositiols rio
Sooner or inter these conditions  
consumption, nervous ostration.
rheuuiatism, or some hrrrofl of Skill 4553*-
Dr. Pierce’s Golden hledlcal Disoovtf! ll
d'elnes for embl-
lhe best of z-.ll known me 1
tlous, hard-working men and women. It is
0" rrrin blood-maker and 
ll makes the appetite keen an i
UI* digestion and assimilation perfect, the
liver active, the blood pure and  the
§"v¢s etezidy, the body vigcroil C3
-l fl  ‘f".; ru t`i`rt° ieall0'¢0¢£Q*
ce's l`len.°ant Pellet! elsollibl
of these medicines are
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Po way, though afterwards the thr
regiments went practically side by ei e. .
"The advance ol the infantry was, ,_
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covered by n vigorous cauuonade, but y I g
thenpprarnnce ol our men in the open llll. ‘ A
was the signal tor a storm of ride Gr* i f » 
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from the Boers. Though our losses
____ this stige were extrcadinarily email 1
the wood, which for some time mark
the limit of the advance, thev were con 
' ° _ eiderable. and here, about 9.30 o’cloc
   General Symonds. who had galloped
to tell the men that the hill must
° taken, fell mortellv wounded. Thro - / '
    out the morning he had exposed sig- 
self perhaps unnecessarily. His pnei- ~
____ tion was always m-rked by a red fl
canled by his orderly.
7 Inch by inch, and taking ndva
  every available cover, had gliiiiig i,
shelter ofthe str-ne wall, but for
___ long time further advance scemedi
possible. As often asa men became
visible the Boere pouiedadeedily
Cll3l'gCS lll lllC FZCC in his direction. while, whatever in
losses trcm our artillery file, they rar ~
cf llladdenillg Artillery ty .screed a mark for ui. i-ins.
"About 12 c’olock, however, a lull i
---' their Ire alorded our men an oppor-
tnnity for scaling the wall and dinhing
1g_..'1‘°.¢);y, 1°; gh, gm across the open ground beyond. Teen
mg Q13 gwfy Q( [hg Q if ig bgjgs \h¢ HIEOI lll0¢l' aeolllll Of SIIG la
It ig mqrg thu; [hggg yggkg gld, ‘P0l‘U'0ll 0( lll0 hill basil). H816 Olll'
names by mail. but it los-an none ot |0000! WGN ¢\‘°\l°ll»» U10 350! l08ll1
.gi-iiiiiig iiitnstiiiei-oiiy. we know nw hsevilr 001- Gunning. who w
.ug ,hy (;,m.1-,1 Svmong, °“|,,,¢ always in front ot his men. wls snot
tarible onarge at Dnndee,aiid how ¢|“`°“¢° 31° h°°‘\- NW tll:rd*°P rf U0
mind iii. ami. wound. 'rite ici- hi1\C~i>\=i° P°°l=°11-'M °° y 1
,_ Tue Tim.; mn-”p°¢d,¢|_".i rival two days before from the Soadan ~
iiwqggtnf thg bl0Qdyd;.’g 81901611. OU( 'Of IOYOIIIOOD Om
'h.n Gggggjl Symqgdg  ;__ "I0 uI@'.l0|l lOl( HYO  lld IOYCH
Ag |903 gg [hg Bog( zu” 'gtg '0llD(l&. ABOIIYUIGD llQl'6d l.ll¢ I0
5, 0" u-541,,-,_ Gamnl 3,.. ot tie hill oar guns were compcllesl to
 thetrire.endtbeBoen._oti
‘  ht 015%  eaehled toetreagthen
_§eir1Mel!'enccoi'dingl . Tue
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portion of the ascent was rushed wit
the bayonet, but the Beers did not
await the charge; a few. who nt
their ground to near the end, being
seen dying precipitati-ly scr iss the to
of the hill when our men reached th
crest. About thirty dead and wounded
were ying on the ground, and cases o
ammonium and Mauser rifles ati-ew
about showed the hurry ol the ilign
Boer pdniee were ga loping about, and
one er the humo roun sighfs of the day
was to see the Dublin Fesiliers gall
riding back those captive stands."
THE POPE AND THE WAR.
A Series ot Pleasant Reminiscences.
iited concerning the papal delcgnte‘s
alleged intention to censure the “Se
nine Religieuse,” ol Quebec, charged
with being sympathetic to the Beers.
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PUPE LEO XIII.
At the time confusion was created in
some minds and n few persons thought
that the ‘-Semaiue Relig`ieuse,’ of Moa-i
trenl, was the organ concerned. Re-
ferring to the war question. the latter
religious weekly now publishes the
following article: "Everybody knows
that the war has commenced between
the Trsnevaal and England. Mr- Chill!-
berlain and his colleagues .not having
complied with the Boer’s ultimatum.
“Before things came to thm point,
the one who represents on earth the
Ggd ci peace, the Pope, is said to have
mide, on two occasions, noble edcrts tc
.prevent the shedding cf_blood.
. .cordial relations exist hetwem Lee
XIII. and Queen Victoria. They ral
heck-as far as the time whit “KY-
Pecci lett the Brussels nanoiature. 2
1845. Bdtllgdll ‘lik 30°*
visited E:g:;l‘and was received lli
vde e 5! BU l¢l¢V Tl*
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But it seems to be our duty to give you all the information we can about our great. Cloth-
, Never iii the history of the Ciithing iiaile was better value offered the people of
Charlottetown than is now oifered bv Prowse Bros The Wonderful (heap Men.
FIRST- -,We want to impress this on your minds that we keep the best. Ready-to-Wear
THIRD,-We give youi money back if you want it,
FOURTH, -»Every garment that leaves our store is fnfy .ga,iiara.ntecd.
FIFTH,-We buy Clothing in large qiiaiititiet, th---refore buy cheaper than small dealerr.
` SIX'l`Hf-You can be sue that the Clothing we will is_ not represented in any way.
EOM clerks are thiuthful and Straight t'-»i°w_\i.i-rl wid know their bnsiueu. '
SEVENTH.-You are sa.f e when you trade at Prowse Bros. because you can besure of get- .' 
ing the best goods. the best value, the best treatment.
i5-F8 lf ‘ct avnilibl-, and in the iush _ _,_\ _
' r this po~ tion the Dublin Fusilierel d l,__€'-3 _"' .`l'gll"'§,§`hf?,`;\._ ';  ‘<"`*;' ri-;"`.'   if   L -aj; - ' 5%/  _;?__   ~* ‘_  
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A.DC Bcyal H. duardil.
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amor ooiiisy, it D. F., amount. ment. swinbm-na, 4 user. noises. uai-metre reams _
COLONEL R. S. BADEN-POWELL AND SOME OF THE OFFICERS \VHO ARE DEFENDING . _ 1 .
MAFEKING `
beginning of c-ich ii-w your the QW9
and tie Pope exchange grei-tiuitfl
thought that he could Write his roy
ir and 1;-» piano before her the cause
peace. Nobody doubts that Victoria w
congratulations. splendid gifts. At th
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autograph letters,
"Under these conditions. Leo Xlll.
Sovereign Pontili sent her. with bl
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as
 
si touched by such a i-t»ep,but she replied
e that. whatever her personal feelings
n‘ mizht be, it was ou- oi ner power to
MORION
yi iiitertero and to encroach upon the pri- -
' vile ee of her conetiu local minietere. ‘_
A sitcond attempt on the part ot the .KN°°Ivn‘u’ NN' 19° '_ Impnsud
venerable pontif met with the same yuhm? °d““"g° °t P°|y¢°m7 °’°r
result ”--Montreal Witness P°°P°mm`m° R8" Dr sh"“"’ °
' ' nonogenerieu inmztiof the poor house
_ in this city,ded from that institution on
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znrrh. Japanese Catarrh "£1 aw!! Il
disease have ,seen  13. .tn
. t . Ol
;l¢Tiihiiinil‘i° slllging the till-Ill Il
For Sale bv Geo. E. Hnclw-
the yelnts where even  cube
healing wlthoiiétleavlng the eaghdtecefnha
catai-rhal Deafness
The last stage denlopfmtglt or Nasal (ai
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, medllhyIl.Cl&’sKli\¢y-
lane
J%hcraace oitbat interview, with
viiiieii on _emi-up .y md, the mist'
inure gqually charmed. MINI' |¢"u°
mmm or either the one or the other.
4 ~~WheaCerdiael Penal ascended the
threae. Queen Victoria was
whnshein hq tern
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Mr. E H. Lenin. Notary
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Public. rece
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finmaaevereattaekcfkid-
doctors hedhiled.Dr.
Pllhnvdielii-_ He
neteiaslibflsthecameh
&l'eK-5
' Saturday night.t-king with him no lees
than ive female paupere.
It ie declar.»d the inieoiicn ofthe aged
clergyman and hes inf tueted followers
is to walk to Utah where under th-i pic-
teciiou of the Mormon church l.h°y hope
to be permitted to enjoy their new faith
-iii peace. Dr. 8narreit’n followers are
all women of advanced years.
T f *_ Lanh’ Dr. Shartett who not long o calc.
Buttl\¢Notly. vm 1
~ . brated his 91st birthday in i e
c“""|°‘|°°"“7°i’°""‘*"'° time vinci. had me his ucmsptigi
nh many years. recently received a circu-
- UW i-if txpisiiiing the peculiar nooirim oi
riieoolyvhenihnien¢hlyecovhiced_o¢the the llormon church and advocating
l\¢'i¢°f\\'¢°¢!\N¢l>¢\*\°'l¢ plnrelmetrlmeny.
Tue arguments made a steep linppgg-
ion-on the old gentlemen. and he soon
openly proclaimed himself to be a coa-
vecc to the doctrine or Jeanie Smith.
preached his new faith with each dill
.PAUPER riisioit TURNS’ mf l-'-tw-.v-
Not oelywashei-onvert butnebe-
caine ennotive papa t ned]
F
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geaeethetheeecnandeneeyeeevsrte
emnoghlslellcw peuperselthefatreex
scwhenifhhargenimtlwerepnentpally
addressed.
, Atnrsthis iniiiietiatiils were the
il
.discovery el a letter
‘supfriuteadllt ol the
'was toned inside the bat
Sharretti It w-is elgewt ey th
pest r and his Ive » .
whoin announced tiring = *
`breccdthclliimou Nth aedlm
oeoniioea tiny and eeeeiini ie and &
‘antennae loeginariil-ifheaewn
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