... matter through at all hazards. Among other items of interest is a statement made by some of the wounded at Magersfontein, who speak well of the humanity of the Free State Boers. They are largely of the better class, and kindly and hospitable, and some of ...

... fieshers, at- tended to deposit a sum amounting to almost £500, lchiefly in gold, and after depositing it in a tray lturned to speak to one of the clerks Immediately afterwards he discovered that the bag and the money was gone. Detectives are investigating ...

... been here about a week, I think he is some man from Eng- land, travelling I suppose to see the world. I heard the Adjutant speak of him as Mr. Simcoe when he was talking about the affair. Of course they will take: him to the Geueral's bungalow ?- No ...

... quite confident of maintaining their position ..t against any infantry in the world. t The doctor found among the Boers many speak- t ing English. Among those serving the enemy he e saw an ex-licuteiiait in -the Army, who was i cashiered for misconduct, ...

... on the 15th, bears the ppzpress of truth. lhe boy in question speaks ,1jteh 'duently, and was, therefore, perfectly well al to understand all that we-s going on, whereas af iie could speak nothing but Kiaffr, he would be, 'S~e the resfit of his people ...

... it was the refusal 'of fair treatment and of equal rights, which bad caused the war to which they were about' to depart. Speaking to- the reservists he, 'said, You are-no Jonger' civilians, you fre no longer policemen, -no longer ?? *re effective soldiers ...

... his diet. Please make what use you think best of this letter. Yours faithfully, (Signed) Mrs. Mackeretb. This statement speaks for itself. It forges one more link in the chain of proof that shows Dodd's Kidney Pills to be the only cure for all Kidney ...

... in regard to the outskirts-particularly the Norman- ton district and the extreme end of Litchurch. Sir Thomas ie ant on to speak of the work done in the B ])evision-covering 1,0O0 acres-and urged strongly that the force was nothing hke stroiig enough to ...

... Samarkand, travelling from tWD last-named place to London vii Krvs donsk, Bakea Petrovoek, Kieff, ai d Warsaw. -I oan only speak in terms of the highest praise of thq hospitality and cordiality I received at the hatd of the Russiai officials throughout ...

... utter either to the judge or me. Thb judge looked at me, and I looked at the judge, who should have Inown his ground, so to speak, and Mr. Kruger glowered at us both. It was an embarrassing moment fr everybdy. en~ cepting Mr. Kruger, who triumphantly held ...

... recordcs of what the savages of this land have ibtlb tet, even in ever tirne, upon white races. SIR Cl-zARLES DILKE ON THE WAR. Speaking at ?? FoYes.ret cf Dean, on Wed- sesea~y niglt, Sir CLnarles D:-lhc said the Govern- ,ooft ,-old be closely questioncf at ...

... try to ignore these facts, like the sensible fellows we are, and answer cheerily, Oh, I'm all right. And how else can we speak? We can't keep all on continaally hawking and huckstering our pains and ailments to others. It would be a nuisance to one's ...