... _ -GOLD ME1PDAL DELICIOUS JELLIES. Don't. buy a jelly simply becaise it is cheap. rMedal Jellies. You 'Want a delicous Donl't buy it because yortr children like sweet cate flavour? Very weil tl,~n, buy c things. D~on't buy it because your neighbour Jellies, because they are flavour-ed Wi i does.; If you want aw jelly becauaea it is wholesome, juices, prepared from fresh frui. a rtpe frtf ...

... 'i SIR A, MILNER AND ORANGE FREE STATE. IMPORTANT LETTER FR.OM P1RESIDENT STEYN. A SIGNIFICANT STATEMENT. (REUTE1's TELEORAM.) Cape Town, Thursday. Sir Alired Mimler telegraphed to the Presiident. of the Orange Free State on Septei sber ]Pthi informing him that it. had beenl deelleod advisable by the Imperial military authorities to send a detachment of troops, ordinarily stationed at Cape ...

... I THE GORDONS' ROUTE | MARCH. I FROM INVERUIIE TO FYVIE. The 1st Battalion Gordon Highlanders, who w encamped on the policies of Keith-halt on Maon- b' day and Tuesday left yesterday morning, and continued their route march to Fyvie. Before m leaving Keith-hall the batta.ion was drawn up in T front of the mansion house, and on the call of at Sergeant-Major Maclennan three hearty cheers st were ...

... I~e sea- Cut Balmoral Castle, September 19. The Queeni drove out yesterday afternoont, accompanied by the Duchess of York, and attended by the Dowager Lady Churchill. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of York visited the Duke and Duchess of Con- naught at Abergeldie Castle on Sunday afternoon. His Royal Highness, accompanied by the Duke of Connaught and the Duke of York, and attended by Major ...

... CAM 0NS . * ti;t %3tstahlon (FRtoM OuRa CoPnesPoNhNT.) :- Cairo, 5th September, 1899. GYMKIHANA. A very successful gymkhana' was held on the Outer Square at Kasr-el-Nil on the 2nd of September (the, anniversary of the b.t ottle of Omdurman). The following conopetitors won prizes:-Tilting at the pint pot, by tdcycle - teams of four per company 1 C Cornpany (Privates H. Sefton, VU. Sefton, ...

... OUJR LONDJON LETITER. I By -JOURNA'J: SPECAtrL VIflE. QU~p 1W.N CO'OIUUCSi'NDEINT.) Iou l~iy-iht. J~j ho pxi epo e of 11 hT'rafal galr 1. lltii~ aflori'uoi. A. lr it lii i t 'll itn r a omof :i aroi n ii ' I i *t (.1101t eI i'' o iu inic' i Ci io,. TeuIk'ibhe'st thte t ,Il ~ \i K11 '.elill thy ( ; ir '' 1 -01101 ' 1 1'i t 'Mi d nhe hoie 1-luho HII Ji C .,'i', ' !ii Of ttii it'll', ni're ~ll ...

... I SALE OF CLYDESDALES. Mr Herbert Webster of Morton Grange,Fence- houses, County Durham, a famous breeder of Clydesdales, held a sale at his stud farm,Lumley Moor, on Thursday, when 67 lots of pedigree mares, stallions, young horses, yearlings, and foals were put up for public competition with- out reserve. Mares-Tho first lot sold was Robgil Dora, winner of nine prizes, the price being 70 ...

... I OUR LONDON TTER, BY JOURNAL SPECIAL WNIRE. (FROM OUR OWN CORRIESPONDENT.1 TJhtUrsdlay iio'Ilt. '3'here is no hopeful Sign to dliy il the ituation, in Sooll Alric8. Tiie latest le' piteh of the ;3oer (Giovernument is considered UiiSAtist'sCtui'y by the pr'e8S as a1 whole, a hopeless niuddle of pro puastds anil coun ter propolst' anidl tile Stanidard ,' thle 0 givn whihll is suppi'stied to ...

... I I GREYFRLIAkRS OU)RCH. Sir,-I do trust that at the conference to-day some individual member wili be persuasive eiiough to induce the meeting to seek the advice and guidance of a competent, neutral architeot in regard to the restoration scheme. Surely, with the slimrnons against the Town eouncil, and Mr Mitchell's letter before them, the meet- ing will not hesitate to do thie.-Yours, etc., ...

... IPOFE3QRR tROBE*FPMON, ABERDE UN, ON SUNDAY SIOHO}L WORJ.. Last right the third session of the Aberdeen Sunday School Union's normal class for Sunday school teachers was opened in the Central School. :NMr David Maanson, president of the oinion, oc- cupied the chair. and was accompanied by Prof. Robertson, Mr FyNe, who is to aet as leader of the class, and Mr Brown, the secretary. Al apology ...

... HIS MESSAGE TO FRANCE. '93, FREE BUT NOT APPEASED. tee nm, tnt RsEUTis TZLEGRAM.) ,hoe Paris, Thursday. t Captain Dreyfus is now staying with some relatives at Carpentras, near Nantes. as It was. quite late in the morning before ;le- the news of his departure from Rennes was in- known here, and at first it was hardly th credited. The pardon accorded by the Pre- he of sident was made known td ...

... AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AT ABEIuDERN UNIVERSITY. TIYBEROU)LO§S IN CATTLE. A meeting of the Joint Committee on Agri- cultural Education was held yesterday afternoon at Mlarisohal College-Rev. Dr Smith, New- hills, presiding. The other members present were Principal Sir William D. Geddes, -Mr Jas. Campbell, Old Cullen; Dr Tait, Inverurie; Dean of Guild Walker, Aberdeen; and Lieutenant- Colonel F. ...