... tfaf eking, Thursday, July 19%t, 1900. Sir,-laving constantly used your valuble IDr Williams' pink Pills during the South Africa war, I always found them to be of the greatest sernins to me, and I can highly recommend then to any one who is exposed to the ...

... make thoen responsible icr an ineritab'e war, in which. for a time the pseastilre and -power of our grati Empire we~re damaged, and only redesesed by the splendid bravery of ear troops in S-outh Africa War having broken oent, I recagnics that it woe ...

... i THE ENTERPRISE OF THE WAR IN SOUTlH AFRICA is nearly over, and the War Artists will soon be returning. It is geiarally admitted that in the nurnb r of its Artist-Currespondents at the Front THE SPHERE has excelled all its contemporarits in eutsrDrisa ...

... your suifrages. THE WAR. Sines me last election a nat~ousi crisis has occurred in South Africa, the magnitude Of whubh ses onforeseeri two years ago, I can say with conulidenre that I have never hesicated in MY attionde towards the war, out that I -gore ...

... of South Africa. The object to be attained is to secure for all inhabitants of Soutb Africa the freedom and protection wvlich the British Fla and British Government always ensure, end to unite all the white races in one common welfare. The war has tauglht ...

... FOI TEE STORY OF THE RIFLE REGIMENTS. SEE MHE WEEKLY SUPPLE MEENT t= THE LEEDS WEECGEY 0? TO-DAY (FRIDAY), APRIL 6th. WAR TN- SOT- AFRICA. SPAR;KTS._ ?? W ...

... e at Bridgvatcr-We'bedl Abbey. hc. THE WEEK: The utcorme of the EMctiomr!-The Counrties versus the Towna-Altfairs in South Africa and China-The Presidentral Campaign in the State5-Army Reform end thle Governise3nt-A IBskin. Memcurial-The nilwavmrren's ...

... zand ?ffioy and. the epletidid n.ssistaaee gi~ecn C'rs lyto> the Mdoiher Coun~try hy her (tt-o ete War ~is - c- ~~iyover. I rmet-r, ho-ever, that the War Ofatee rala-, It'iHewe,1 ears, rh ia isr',e es an iocnstarthat has - entiss seciireof nt-soy sea-shoes ...

... Tree sa- Il-red, &C. THE WBEETK: The Qneen's Actrnr: to Windsor-The Changes ia i :.e Q ?? Roberts and the State of South Africa-An Appeel to the 7'ublic-The Dublin Corrsrattuto ardl Mr. . K:i--er- A Alntcipal Sencatirn at and 4heFter-A fuxlry. Mo ?? ...

... losses and the gravest dangers in the Pearly stages of the War. They appeal to you on the Annexations, which have been accepted procticafly by the whole country as the only possible result of the War, in the eroectratioa that, in this way, they may escape ...

... BOER WAIL FIFH =RiESSiON NERLkpY SOLD OuT. EGEAT BOER WAR. By A. CONAN TH DOYLE. With Maps, 7s. Ii. e-5000~ Wateerhistories of the war in South Alr-los are written, Dr. Conan Doyle's 'Ores Baer War' must remain the history. .. ?? a wander-ala glees of ...

... Qne*tions which are row before the count-r arigine out of the South African War ar ernch as to overshadow ihe domestio proltnrs ?? we Prase lon pbeen eager tb deat with. 'War is still raging, trhu,,h the isene scured bh the ralouir of r soldies nd the ...