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was suffering °°rea.t.ly from
in his back and hips some time
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1-my to dai all of oiiich have ie troops in-riied there, nota Boer was th ,
cinn|i’s__§i inhiii.
He iuntllloan s Kidney Pills
a pimp cure for pain in
ilielilchnd hips
a cut of whom appears
on account of his suc
of staminering
Kidney Pills. `With xvliat success we will
permit him to tell in the following letter,
which was written from \’Ve1liiigion, Ont.:
For some months, in fact for years, but
more especially for a few months past, I
have had a. constant pain in my hips and
across my back, which prevented me gei-
ting proper nights` rest. No matter how
I might turn to get reliefit was ofno avail.
I tried different reincdics, but tlicy were of
little or no use. I went to the store here
one day and asked wiiai. remedy would be
the best for my complaint. and 'vas at once
.advised to take Doziifs I-Kidney Piils. I
bought one box of the F1 ls; and before I
had finished it ei'er_vp.1r;irle of the pain
left me and I :im as i`i~cc from all ofmv
recent troubles as though I had never becii
aliiicted.
I tell you I am in sympatiiy with any one
who has pains or aches similar to_wh:it I
had, and’ shall filwzivs tal-ze rn-_:ch pleasure
in recommending Doan':~. Iiitlncy Pilis.
(Signed) J. E. CLARK.
\Ve recommend Do:in's Kidney Pills
for the treatment of bxickache, lame or
weak back, Bri ht’s disease diabete
ing of the feet and ankles, mist before
the eyes, impaired memory, scalding' or
high-colored urine, gravel, rheumatism,
urinary weakness of children and old
people, tired, dull, drowsy feeling, etc.
These Pills cure when other medicines
and even doctors fail. But be sure you
get Do:in`s, as substitutes and imitations
are always disappointing. The Doan
g inquiries as to the best
recommended to try Doan s
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Kidney Pill Co., Toronto, Proprietors.
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D See ug We will do guy  tl)  y_O_U. l Nothingdies sohard or rallies so ottenii
Y No I don’t think In” husband has;
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dropsy, pufl'iness_ iindcr the eyes, swell-
‘ Grew white, and set in dea.tli's enduring
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riiii of ii straw lint. of which he wasjustlv
ER A F  p 'oiicl as not iiiziny of his coin
l gl oiinions fiirctl as well. Anotlicr wits
- dretserl in ii piece of sliecp skin or riitlicr
goat skin about ~l inches square and 
icndetl from the neck wliich made the
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Y H A knot. which made the other children stare
  1       A ' Itricd to get oiiciof them to come near
In  enough for me to make a sketch of him,
but was unsuccessful for ~a.s soon as I ap-
ed a safe distance, he turned and
fo"0“,,,,_: \~ 1 \<¢11\¢‘< Obtain apass and be able to _loin us ata fied H
“_ , ye ing blue murder, or ts
h I, \\ \ Ri___\ fioiii his laterdate Duringour stay at Richmond substmlte Kamru. language
we were yoined by about 1(1)() mounted °°°
“M , I ,iii 1_2 ‘ troops and a battery of artiilery of about :me Wooéof the negmeql suppose Iqhould
ave sai hair, puts one in mind of thos-
Firiiiii llril “"‘l ‘wr mo t mx ghmw “B qtarted about me °°‘°°k rope door mats we have at home Thcrc’s
tt rliursumiav lo mvl wits Ill t e evening for Sunn ide whe
le e YS » re a a tufts of \\ ool about every half inch over
hear fmui hoiiie .intl fioiii set.;-ml considerable number of Boers were tl to
ie f ni ii d d i ti b k
to ,,,,,,i.ii,9piiiiiiit_» ii iiiiiti iii iiiiiiiosedtoiie iwifiingiiie place vseiiiid po e ea an ‘°“” 1° ac
ye of the neck I don t know \\ hat kind of
receiied ~iv letter~ on biiiidfiy and alll’ 11111101 f0l n0th"\8`» h°WeV°"' for “ he” Stuff their head is made of but I know
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f to be seen and we t d ba k t ey can run around iii the burning sun, '-_-#1
rwlb* "W ‘" ”“""7 `°"“p "° “me C ° bareheaded “he t tes ex ure ii wih
our I~laii<l home the lovcli RlChUl0¥\d 8 “eary but a. lot of, ix iser ’ na en mmu pos 8
tl; “hok worm the mm bent men The negmes are acomlcal bet and Wbhe fierce ra-vs would send one of us to     on  "'” *“°'l W5*
theh tal tl t k their *seldom
m orderto he Dmperiy appm xnanyagoodlaugh we lime had at their Gsm M ibm” ro e
I had a laughable experience one night Illustrated London News wherehs
mth! he niiwed “Q have eYD¢n‘ie» and they at ou” They are “lille 011 the Sent (I b hh li
ry ii 3 near e na ives ____ _ the dr. The
witppreciate it atits full worth Exiliirallyl clothleéi in the cast ofl' clothing hum It was after dark and no meg or ~_-L -- -- --
will show our appreciation e“ ite 0 S The inagority of the 1, ht
` Government “e have material from a ban] b were uniing rig tly Iwas sent overto
I b b h  S 0 A
The most Ofus feel rather tired gcousistsofaphir ofkhaki trousers Omar  ie is_eyes danced in his head all the from the vicinity of Hunter River Both hours A short while ago Mr Daman °'°d°'&*
_ _ ’ vihile, as if he was eiuoyinga great Joke. M Leod d Bert d lft th Isl d took h lnatib in ulte amber Mui’
neve,.th(.](.`c we leave this mented with about I7 different colored, 1 -do I ,- - ., . c an mn e 6 an P eaam ns q ‘ n
brigade bemg formed at patches and an old shirt of any available y sai ma ruhi de fiere, to him and when quite young and since have lived in of the subjects and passed very success
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_ _ pointed to the tire and waved my hand as the North West fully makin an vemge of e ent
with the intentions, I think, materiahcolor or kind.'I`h€I an Wan' ”f°re_-~ if I would brush it out. That worked all - percent. ge lit; yet 8 00\?;l6r;E:!¢ ii
Ihear of .ndvancing on or less of _yewclryl which consists chiefly - mf d h I |
_ . r an s ort ,after out went the \ir Deaeo , wi oting %g
thi~ meal" 8-b°“* *“`° 01' °_f bnght °°l°"‘_’d b°“dS_ °" °h°“p n”h7 filifa. Ithen went cyiverto another hut and EL Isliigiinsi iiiiiost pmiidmingogbicgifsofleit 3:; tziilsiltiixdlgieilvtliiiledsiii  tint
|B1'd'“‘“'°h‘“g *"7 “h°m°° "nas and bncdebs’ which ‘re supplied mt there I had some diflicult-y _to make his native soil only in September lastto on his safe return he may be tblo to
ll! “ln he left behmd f°" them by the Dutch St°"°k°°p°”' The thein understand what I had to say, at push his fortune inthe West: For over follow up his law course in Winnipeg
We “fe d“‘app°'"t°d at childrg dress in ‘my dd thing' the same time poking my* two years Mr Deacon taught school at providing South Africa does not om!-
Hr F“"@"'°" “mb “"’ 'mt' fm' Fm' mswnce one y°“th had “ head into the doorway, “Malruki de W est Devon, “here he became much greateropportunities. Mr Dcaoonsponks
wwmer;f‘»;0E1{0;1yCT1f;@p;l:;-lpevalnFy;;)"'twa;’;_t mssgfemg 85103;’  Here," but they only jabberedat ine_ in attached toboth pupils and parents But in glowing terms of the West. I
to go the others were not and he wore no trousers but kilts made there ownlaiguage to au of which I said a
pas ’ _ word which stands for yes. Thisbrought ~~ » » --~ ~- --- ~~ -~~-~ -~- - ~~- -- »
lmisg Mr Fullertoii xery much from iisiigar bag. He probably liked the -rl to th d
_ _ a gi e ,oor, who said that she
and we trust that he ina.) \el>,bIi19H0f the *ugarf surmounted by the~ could. speak Eiiglislniind that 'she had
kept house, ii ashed clothes or rotnething
or other for the white people who lived
near by. I said “Malruki de fie.re"to her.
and pointed at the fire, but she did not
understand so I sni i
preached; within what he consider
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slid
, d put out the fire
'V ' , but it seemed hope-
, less. I finally got her presuaded that it
had eaten her supper, or finished her re-
past, orcleaned out the pot she could
put out the tire and very much oblige
A your humble servant.
Anriiizn Rious.
_mio-_ -_il._i...
The Dying Canadian.
Upon an arid plain,
Beneath the burning sun,
A soldier's life is ehliing fast aiwzty.
Forgotten is all pain,
\Va.r-sounds to him are dumb, i
His thoughts are far iiwiiy in Canada.
Above him and around
The spiteful bullets Fly. `
The earth and air by bursting shells are
rent.. ` _
Thick strewn upon the ground, ‘
The dead and dying lie.
Fierce Boer, brave Briton, both together
Iilent.
It fears liim not that death
“fill soon his spirit free.
He sees again his home and loved ones
dear. ` `
Feebly with failing breath,
That soon, :iles ! must flee, _
He calls to those, around his heart most
near.
“Oh niotlicr ! dearest t'i'iend
On earth tliiit e`er I had.
Thy son must die, but grieve thou not for
ine. `
, Thou didst thy son but lend,
_ In soldiers gariiieiits clad,
To tight-, that other Britons niiglit be
(A ‘ free." '
"Thy face, niy fiither, too,
I sec amid the mist
That ever o`er my vision nmkes its way.
Tliiit face so kind and true,
How often have I kisseil
In happy laiighing childliood`s golden
day." ~
“My brothers, are you there A
There sisters, every one! '
Thy brother bids you all zi. last adicu,
‘Vit-h God, where :ill is fair,
And life for ever whim, ~
We all shall muster for the last review."
He ceased, that noble face
On which such joy had shone,
grasp, . ,
His soul had ta'en its place, A
Beside the great throne. .
Borne hence in holy angels loving clasp.
as intolerance
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chains will
with thine
g ~i were permitted around but the soldier”
there for the rest of our clay s, WOUIBH “eafa ‘Ong 10°” “rapper wpped Kaffirs :hd not know this, for theirfircs
share to build up its indiistries “Wh I h00d Or scarf of an kind f
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ag D warn them t0 put the nres out but what
gnved at Belmont. .iftera three aheep "l‘“’ Th” all aPPe‘“` mb” ‘"7 &_]0b wehad Dnly one of them could talk
"ww Richmond where ue tried éavy or one would think so to a dm t
bad _ with
to enirllge the Boers but See tlieni carryin! mater. Phcy use n -a very Weill made a ‘tart ‘nine
_ by goingtoone of the doors and pointing After refeiiing to the depart, f th to I b h h th l dderot 9” “#55 5
snows# \\eh.iila ieiv pleasant the “awe metmd 118 V113 \1S¢d in atthefire ask d ld ‘mo e anxious can is er on e a
e ano negro what that itrathcona Horse it correspondent in fame and urged on b this untirlng th* °m*Ul~
whiletiiere, anti iiiomiighlv eiiioyed _E8}'P°dh“f'\‘lf°dS °f_Y¢f'~“* 881% GXCGDU U1*1@wiis,ii¢ said fiom. He coma understand ii Halifax “rites , ambmgn, about mx mmygiwawhe wmgilslttnx beast
which with long marches has iillbteé _°`e‘*"fh°“~l‘“`“ and P°t~’» the? “"9 little Eng}ish,soI asked himwkmtlwould Besides the Islanders among the one tothe City of Winnipeg and appliedfor a
wput in in niet claw physical fel) t_"‘=» efmm Lcifsksi “ash “lb” say for “put out the fire." He replied hundred recruits there were threeofP E position inalaw ofiice. While pmparllig
f0l' the “°"l‘ °"headl°3f'“°l the fir trieubl 1aft"\gefegulvalenlt’fa“d "Fry “rnalruki de fiere” and the same time Islands noble sons with Strathcoiias himself for the entrance eilmlnbbiona
tgismoiiiinz iw Oi" “H °“ 0" "“’*g‘““ e _‘“ _° ‘“ fem" mm* 1”?" twisting his face into ii dozen dinmni ii , 'iz Be L nemo f F to , an i Nh if 91°
which we coiered in tiie can to a biscuit caniiister. The mensi to t. d h orse ‘ DJ no res W" mqmre ew” engaged n cbrkmg md
hour# marcliing one hours style of dress is even more varied and C031 rxrons an S “king his hands’ \I°Le°d of Bmdalbanei and Bertrand did the 879305? D31't°f m33l3\ldYm85f59l" hlmG“h.’&
and
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put it out. I also tried some variations
of“Ma.lruki de tiere"and put t.he“tiérc"first m A K E S S c K 
then the ' ‘de" first '
had something to do with the tire, and f
that I wanted it put out, so she said she
v. as no the W I
A ' ‘ t oinan whoilived there and t    
that it was another woma.n’s fire; that- _ e  e ’
she had never been wariied before to put
out her tire so she did not know about it, ` . _ I
and also that slie_wa.s cookiiig her supper.    
There was a. pot on thefire so _I apologized i
for my intrusion and told her when shé, I
house, do you I * I
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