BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF CANDAHAR, FORTIFICATIONS, CITADEL, &c
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TO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES
... TO-.MOB1OClS ('s (n CI-L SlIt lvc'ES. Free Sm'tlth C'Ilrtlt-8, \Ir 'I'itld.wlasgow. Alitle Lectutire. Mliiclell 5 ev.15 Canion lg' C'lleged ('Impzl-ll.0, Icv. C'anon Aitiger. C'atfiedial--1. Verv Rev. Dr MacIca,d. (Gla.gowv o. ie*v. Drl .}Jaym>e2 ...
THE ROAD TO EKOWE
... T4Li? KIL ?Y E. - ? 11 __ __ F ti d. B d a: b C d p e V P d ti TH1E above map and plan, which are reproduced from the official sketches in the Quarter-Mlaster General's Department, w ill enable our rea~ders to follow the operations of the Ekowe Belief C olumtn, and to understand the admirable construction of the entrenchment by which Colonel Pearson has been able to keep at bay the-powerful ...
THE WAR
... TH -E WAR THE TURKISH MILITARY POSITIONS IN EUROPE. ...
THE MARCH ON CABUL
... THE M A R C H O N CA B IT L. a1 pi ti THE ROUTES VIA THE KYBER PASS AND VIA THE SHUTARGARDAN PASS. X *gX;;;b ;2/BAr= Z t '1 E UR HAZA~N ~ £~KNA sFA y Ct ''AIf, 4 Ml , SHLIMAIJ ~ ~ - - ..* U~IKH iMi CHOWK In-R '7 g PI' zR ~CDI ~ \// I n E AKf H> ,O A EA ',I~~w OR ) N A ' *'~] ...
VOLUNTEERS
... lsr A.R.V. THE BATTALION CUP. t The annual competition for the Battalion Cup was I held yesterday at the Links Range. The weather was I not very favourable for shooting, the sun being uncom- i fortably strong, especially in the earlier part of tbe day, b and a stiff breeze blowing from the right rear Not- S withstanding these drawbacks, some very good scores v were made. There were 90 ...
DISTRICT NEWS
... DISTRICT . NEWS, A- AttbulaSce Clss: 0 A Home, - The nmbulance class, whioj; A taught xby Sur- geor Lieutemnnt Nicol, F during the pas, few montlhs under the i sit;. of D Compaiiy ,f tlie volunteers, was bro,% very plesant and happy termlnation by ais ntAtjinme in th yaubli, Hall the other eva;9s. ,fter tea, a piano duet, given by Masses Staili9s, s Sherriffs, opened the programme. The Fehf ...
THE WAR
... ,- n- 1r S THE TURKISH MILITAIWS X~eL=W13 ...
RETIREMENT OF A HIGHLAND RAILWAY OFFICIAL
... I I | REIE0TO RGLN RAILWAY | - Mr John Brown Barblay, who has been for many years sin charge' of the running department of the loomotive works of the.Highland Railway Company at Inverness,- has now retired from that position.'. A native of '1lnttrose, where he first saw the light in the 'year 1835, he served his ap- prenticeship in Dindee, and in September, 1855, came to Inverness, just as ...
OLDMILL REFORMATORY
... IOLDM1LL 1IFFMIMiA'XoRly. TJ{ i'iPOAl, TUO WIND) UP. TIFit itlo' Sull Cinominitt ee, of Afberdoee [~'i lii't otity IOtttilt i tit yestcrdlav in I tliit It i,'a 0' II0i auidtiiiuiettii tint di iii 4. I 0 -l' ll 'ti Ni ll''ti'lu to r ild IlNolu (ii' 12 :itiig. tl h hr '1' t ltiiii'aht N vit an ~'idtoitate o * . ci if ii '11 Cb' ill.t il oiQ~titC' tin.iria ti tio 'kaI. rIsI ILI ~~~ ii I~1 ( I .' ...
TOO MUCH SALT
... TOO MUCHU SALT. In the western part of Oenrtral North America-well over towards the Pacific Coast, yet anot within some 500 miles of it-is tihe great SsltI Lake, one of the moost re- markable bodies of water on the globe. Comparing equili volires of water, it contains about twice as inuch salt as the owcnr. 01 course, it Is not availab:e for drinking. You can bathe In it if you wisi, first ...