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The contempation of the frenzv of
battle and the rxulttiitt joy of being
loosed upon one’s country’s enemies.
and the actual marching with a steady
front up to a firing line are too vastly
dinsrent things. The enlisted man with
a rampant imagination who has al-
lowed himself to become the victim oi
glorious day dreams on a matter of this
- in i v ' ’ ‘ ‘
1»~»“»de»»wt~w~ nddirttnhitriehs
, _ , . very stern, if his spirit be brave. yet
Iwuts;1:":)';;i(debfhg)';`T;gd(;,fnR5;:;,__ has its compensations. For there is
nothing. naturally, that so tries a man‘a
true courage as standing up to be shot
at, gives him better opportunity for dis-
ly Jamie will come back again- playing it.
I-‘cr when a man wheels into a tiring
line ae never knows how soon he will
_ ,came out of it. or. fer `
lksn l‘ll no be lang a liver;
' Iwinder tictl alloos sic things_
Iwidna. and I`ui itiist his mither;
My lad that only jined last year
Is killed beside the .\lodder River.
IV! gwfu` Wllll lh0 h8'l`l C8!! b€\l'~
An only son, a widow inither;
[pon he cried upo` my name
When dying by the Modder River.
As it I could do cny ither!
Iganna what the war‘s aboot,
Ionly ken that niver, nivtr
Hs lies beside the Hodder River.
Ihops l'il no be long ahent,
l’m sixty an’ he’s tweuty-lwn- 0
In a Restaurant.
Aphysician puts the query;Hsve you I
nsvernoticed in any largerestnnran: a ‘
_di ordinmer time the large number '°°
dhearty, vigorous old men at the tab- 3
h;men whose agen run from 60 to 80 sp?
hp," ;nn;'ngn?tn:::;m0?:|h‘1,:ln‘§°gg ape or; tirst man is down, then the iudividna
na.ii»l¢.=t ' 32'”
h pertael ' °
sins: tuxped yofrnohzgaoagrg to see what the other ts going to do. I-
mnug but annul.. i, 5 ‘I ob_ t is almost entirely a questionothow cool
lemenwhieh means lomat&g. u‘°°m°°"i°°“'¥°°‘ ‘nm-“ U ‘°
lyonwillnotienwhat thennehanrty h°"°°°l"'°'”°°"m'°"“‘°° `
hllowsareeatiagycnwilt obemvet T‘°a""‘l‘°°*°‘ '°‘“*¢'°' °'"f°’l
,hy no not munching bn' m¢k_ ttimely. cool word troin an ollcer will
.., uu'l’ Nana' uni' my settbemaaintvnn etrnightin a mo-
' mum cud 0( N' hug,” meet. bat a reps-imand, or anything _in
Imam" ,bg count! they mem the nature of scolding, is apt to Jar.
.Fin ‘ juicy mu, of beet . PNP on them, and that is to be avoided, tor
liytnrned loin ot mutton and even the it °5°°" "‘° 'im'
aadiy smiled tomar is abt riidgeiim P°'h°P* "=° '“°°* *'1‘°S f°°'"°° ‘°'
`“nd_ y troops to go into action is reserving
The point of all this is that a vigor- "N" ,5r°‘ . Th" °‘ °°°"°' m°""
tmold age depends upon good dig°,¢_ marching with faces toward the enemy, _
hand plenty of wholesome food and Wm' b°'l°t° .dwppmg 'll nqgrd' 'md `
mtnpon dieting and an endeavor to m°°.humg In the Paks’ 'I mn "`
hupon br" cracker* turning a shot. waiting _ for the com- t
There is a ceitiin class of food cranks mam ‘° 5"’ ‘mm °° °m°°' "h° 'nm'
'Mmm to hem” that meat' coffee a better range, s_o_asto waste the least
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Dyspepsia Tablets after each
will remove all ditliculty because
lipply just what every weak stom-
laeas. pepsin, hydro-chloric acid,
of food, the traveling p@lio for
have pinned their iaith to Stuart’s
The Mormon Colony in Can-_ l
Alldru '
_ggists sell them at 50 cents
sized packages and any drnggist
_ _ _ , air rms. h_ey
'Arran a set of double drivinglhave creameriel. 0h8¢S0 IHCUOPIUS. Z¥lB_¢
Write to Box 138 Montague and saw mills, stores and ubllc
that matter.
whether he will ever come out of it at
_ _ all;b\tbe lllaat not think of llol
owsr y°\ttx_¢° 'I0 lt! ||°d4°¥ BNN- things. er he ts apt to loose his nerve.
-J. ll- K- 1° P°°Pl°’= J°\\msl» There la, incase, an poetry abcaa
soldinring in war time; as a matter or
, » tact, itis really very hard work. Bet 4
An 0b_|¢¢[ [_¢5§0||_ what nav. va id_d..i_win. il... ia. ii.. _e
__ _ men go into _n tiring line, and how they
*com .
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When orders come to move forward
r the anxiety of the weary waiting
l is cheering along the line, and the 
n advance with the eager steps of ~‘~ '
pcctancy but when they come within ¥`=’l, ._
zone of tire, and bullets begin to _g
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tand spatter about their feet, and
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pera ment of each soldier stands ont.
n begin to look into each 0ther'a eyes
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I other goods ,mugs "6 “nk possible ammunition-waiting. in fact,
bu, ,hem cadnerom’ "cu for that historical moment when that
mdmdmls no B 'dung may can”see the white of the enemy e
of their own thfosies °-7" ,
nu. In g "uhh," ,S that It the But when the men s nerves are
mn,” um “mul “mauve straight and the whole line is unfalter
m "mem" quam’ my 'h°h_ ing ltis a magnificent sight for study.
bod 'in be promptly dignwd; it It does not always need a trained eye
do” not do w’ md enum to discover which men have smelt
nu” distro" on or No of powder before anti which have not.
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Ub.art’s Dyspepsia Tablets do not act w _
\||g bgyglg gud in hc; gpg ng; The lull-Btitilh y8ll0W ]0_lll’Dlll Of
g mgdiging, gg mg’ wg: alum.; New York are titled with stories about
upon the food eaten. digesting the insanity of British generals. The
llhoronghly and thus gives a much London correspondent of The World
rest and giving an appetite for says Generals Kitchener. Hector Mc-t
U nag; mul, Donald, Tucker and French are now the
(X people who travel nine out of ten sole remaining hope of the Bntdsh
ibttlrfs D s ia Tablets knowing Crm?-
` [0 bg pgyzegpagsggfg [0 Ugg gt guy ` The li0l'y is (Old that When GODBTBI _
hand 513;) hgving fgugd gut by ax- Kitchener Was Ordered Ur South Africa
that they are a safeguard ag- he wired back: “I will accept it I
inniggsgion in my form, and ent. have carte bl_an_che to hang any man I
as may have go, .g gt] hour; gm all choose." This is a very yellow yarn.
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they are selling so cheap.
mustered
With an honorable recorded is every Man’s,
Youth’s and Boy’s Ulstera sold this year. We
have a few with same record that we are go-
 to sell anyway before we take stock.
Our Boy’s Suits are made to wear rather
than tear $1.00 to 511). G ‘
tlur Terms
Are Accented
By every man who comes into our store and
learns the prices at which we sell
Furnisltingtnutls
For instance We are selling a beautiful
laundred white shirt, good fit, well made and
fit for at king to wear for only 50c. Collars,
4 ply, 2 for 25c.-any style. Cuffs, 25o. per
air. t
P Everything in our furnishing department
will be sold at go out prices during our great
sale.
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Of Ladies that we expect them to visit our
great sale and to pick up some of the endless
array of Bargains to be found in our Dress
Goods and Mantle Departments. Our Glove
Department has some hand snaps at prices
that would make anybody snap at them. Our
Corset Department has a great many waist
clasps which we are sure the young ladies
would appreciate if they just asked the price,
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fries Observat ofantiquitles, where
ggi” thisday or agyit maybe viewed by* '.*i'*”i“
Position 01' Stock Market. Jars Pat 0a The
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a perceqtibly better look. due to thnwelsas and  I
tact that the backbone ot tight money is psrtment ettte Jeans
broken both at home and abroad;that have hit lpen e hs
there is now no ground for apprehension i lilmlt they lava,”
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and that the Boer victories are about at in llltlngnht- one
an end. lt they have not been able ` *
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take Ladysmith and Kimberly, with
their advantages at their zenith in the
contest, it is pretty sure they will not
do so hereafter, because the British are
very apt to soon forge to the near of the
Boera’ torttacations and move rapidly
on Pretoria, thereby compelling the
Boers to give up their present impreg-
nable forutications and march home for
the protection of their capital and the
archives ot the Government. The
British certainly must have learned the
stupidity of attacking the Beers bella(
lortlhnatioae which they have been er-
ecting tor the last tive
i or their palaae.,”mi'sa"‘° . '
resn t ex 'w and -_
anions s ‘Ts
trategyin the
most likelyto be ad¢:: Wm; _
taseesora expect any azomsntts hms
saatttae British have lllsaiaventeathe
 Iovtlgiateie
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naiusmueasttet html
,leen,soshat kltieh
expsesndatno dktant
ilpmnmentigtha
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gingdistz-n.ton theitock Market and
thsweaponswhlenhavebesnaoaleet- the
elyasedbythe bears have been
moved.- Weekly Transvaal Review
Inventor' of the Cycle.,
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Sootchclaiaiant oeinss
- pantda itadniiha. el Coaaalii, na- little
fiiesshire, invented. built. and rode n °‘
geaneddandy horse in 1889. OnJt\ae
ein, 1842, he started for Glasgow on tt,
stayed the ni ht at Old Cnmaock,_aad °'°
reached his destination next day. No |*¥**“|P“"‘
sooner in the town than he knocked ""5 ”-"hu,
down a small child. Ever silica then'
hnadrnda dictum anon children have IU"
1 naked their lim in ravengefnl ded- 5°*
 gpgs in front of Ilnwary whlalars.
Con
contemporary press testimony
irkpatrick miraculously rode home the
he came A model of his lia&|ne|
.ii way .
,tri t reats securely in the css-not the Dum-
e po on of the Stock \(arket has leltiltlra ld lla. l.°-
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ttigzigiig wit
liste' ei
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real bteyeln
er all made in
at child has handed down to Jpceterity 'U'
irrevocable vendetta. Us also Oth.
jf 15"; 1843, at the Gorhals (Glasgow) Ptlha
‘ -77 fnilidiaiiiaamdaiyenlaissiaa 'I'
;"»,-. ine of 5s for the olence. whoreaato a 5°
f ff; report in that week’s Glasgow Herald y l*
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¢,»__~»  London. Jan. 16.-Mr. Julian Ralph'
.,~?,t,ft} in The Daily Mali, gina a leaps; and ,
` ’ ‘ vivid account ot the Mcddsr River Bat-i
Ptle. "A common reliance cf the Rossi” “A h
he writes, "was upon gin. Empty gn *U*
bottles. bottles still containing gin, and |"'“""‘
one full bottle oi that liquor were to be
seen stuck in the loose dirt of the tren-
oben."
Speaking ofthe Boer l0lles.thls oorres- Dr. Chanda
pondent declares: “First in the mind *4'|*7°'z
iii. am is nie drain to nlda his dead "‘“‘°“
and to lie about their number. lt is 5”" a*_
from their own that they moat tlelira to '__
» ECONOMY
16 3i_ schools. They il ,urish, they are good
-- _ "_ ___;_~ - cit zsns and they mind their own
laine to Cnlifgmig if hi; npinion ada. Y . TLTQQ-_ ' ‘ll nu thu only 18 Ind km kind°b“ gm,
liked, will say that’ Stuart’e Dyl- The Mormon colony in the Canadian ._-"_ 0 th’ d“°n"e “id th’ lo” 0-' M. 'u
Tablets is the most popular :Ind Northwestis said to be a model ni -
remedy for any stomwh thrift and ents .rise A few rs E L   E/ °
If _ . y€& lg()
':l;il°t-I bo two hundred otltheae pgtiitiiar peppie A
t e olilft o to a diseases i ted trom Ita to rin. hey 
liled tree bv nddrllsssinén  Stun! :shave tine towns. in which they live -AND* _
u».larshall. Mich. during the winter. movin! out in the D
ummer months to th ` la T
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set; Boers Sunk Their Dead. :_
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very great, and that in the river alone °"'
100 were sunk with weights. For my
:jg part, I shall not be surprised If we learn
‘° some day that in killed alone the Beers
lost quite 300.”
ro cure A coin in A nn. anothgg col
_ .\` Take Laxative Bromo Qulniue Tablets. Al IdV¢ff-ilflitv
, - t  ‘-lj ` drag? aernnauic moneytrlttslla to cure
0 Z _-___ business. They are not polygamists. _|N__ '  W' Gnu' “gum” W mn bn' on an Hu'
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iii tt D estate been giving Sli- ' e . A  
~»»=i=°~"t~f-»~s -t   Xma s F`u rn ishtn 5 Redeem
for twenty-tive years. None give bet- Q _
ter results- _ . ‘_ .
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Never since w- began business have we shown so well astock of Men ’e    P." 'ing 
Paper Teeth Furnishings atpopularpricast as that which now greets the holiday buyer. u Nl] Uttar.
u ectrwear there is little of merit in the way of shape, cclorings and  , "
eeaeoooe ‘ - enema, bien ot f r ish o . Th “Aid h ” th new “Pu8‘ _ °" i' 7°" °im°&c P‘"'°b°'° ° H*
mnhk 'in °P°° “"7 th’ 'gn' m grgrktgtrith  T25  checks,:tripes‘,' 313;.” Tito., Targa., isyhgu inns? and deze? Thzy are put up  0* °l' W‘l°°_‘ _ k 3' '° ‘ni
‘.°°°"' T'°k°t'° “nw Pm” u .meng other merits that of cheapness, a onein a box; would make a ve suitab ' ° ' _
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ry lock tm t_ Pu” 30 to nelllgiholiatablgdlltwltlltltthe
gmt’ gratifying ¢l\°\l3|1¢f°1’ '-5°” "|'° 70 cents. Four in hands, clubs, bows, and ortliioi- xylgadfi-ect from mann M°‘i°"° J°"°|"! “id FUN! G°°°*
33 5°' u., ,aligns to art ‘ie the chair o1|¢°rl\\1'°
Hakes n dalfptfnl pall*
fwmmm - Store, Sunnyside. hr un*
$2 5°- - is d of - - » - - - '
GI" guns, _ _ _ _
_,|50 i°r7:::c}:,“&¥n';‘;°“w -mufmenggg. Clarendon, the new Maller in plain Black Silk Satin and Plaid very
t t A mug: lsr dhnar
5, present time arti 'fYh*h~ A Wd 1
you mend mgiegkn M, Mdmmugtg Efnwgiu mana nt porcelain Suspended-a, Gloves, Sweaters, Sleeve Buttons. and many things that a
1 i ‘». or ot mineral ¢°mpgait;ton._Au advaut-` Brat-class and exclusive geutlemeu’s furnishing hopse carry. _  & 60|  I 
A for sale at Johnston & John- age in Btting paper 6 labs! Ourpneen will ba found very low  the quality. y t t
- W. Redd' t, d A th- no idrsdtoman _ . . I .  mn
°¥ *|10 Il::Ds8Z6:- Po ° 3:1 tex; beside which they ll`° “mg L1___Dm   t wigs el;:;t:$:olk.C`l sue” tn!  “
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