... but am working at present in Halifax. and I am willing te answer any questions that any one may wish to ask, for I cam nut speak too highly of it. I recommend it to all. You may maks uso of this if yea Ike. E. TAYLOR. “9 Hanson .quare, Fleet Street, Haiifax ...

... can | the seat of war at an early date. Many are volunteering. Wellington, 82 The Right Hon. P. J. Seddon, Premi Zealand, speaking at Westland on the | War, said the people of New Zealand w mined that the prestige of the British | which they belonged should ...

... pean ned Eee Oe ee nation would better have stood the severe teers in which our men issued triumphantly. ded that possible to speak in too laudatory tert sent to conduct of our soldiers. planters Dealing with Boer methods of wa correspondent says :— urday ...

... le‘t is considerably weakened if they have not entirely witodrawn their forces in that direction. { A NONCONFORMIST LEADER SPEAKS OUT. Te KOT HUMILIATION BUT CALM fF OLUTION AND i ORTLLUDE. hough, who several years ago The Rev. G. J. Gres Was the chairman ...

... matter. e kept The seizure of the German steamer Bui was referred to at a meeting of mercha Pro- here to-day. Herr Eifie, speaking on | the firms trading with South Africa, asked t upon the Chamber of Commerce was doing z forces it pre- was required for ...

... His inaugu be borough until to the al . Dr. H. A. Harding, of Bedford, is to on “Woman as a Musician,” in which he | home tw speak of her past, t, and future posi jurmer, singer, teaci Ter,» and composer, us We River, nts in an impromptu concert. influence ...

... of London has addresse a New Year's Letter. In pr ~ his view of the Ohurch of as st his lettee has far more than a mere de speaks of the Church and he h “the English people” the lessens t ne deel carn, and, startling as the judgme at not has the Church ...

... delivering his st sermon after 39 years’ ny name Blackpool. ‘The rev. gentleman reviewed e Court. in the parish, and was about to speak of ent that of his resignation, saying, ** Big meu and ng Com- had brought influence to bear against him, inserted, broke down ...

... pains have disappeared, and my kidneys, which were the real cause of my trouble, are working naturally. pleased to be able to speak so well of these pills, and certify the above is correct, and give you authority to publish the facts ““(Signed) Mrs. Annie ...

... renly at once. MEN SAY, “IF I ‘LIVE’ TO GET HOME.” Extract from a soldier’s letter: “It seems very strange to hear the men speaking of home: no one says ‘when I get home’; it is ‘if I live to get home.’ For my part I would not go through the last three ...

... imaginary cases, it is conccivab speaking of a a man should have said while a woman said ** equa’; that the lowbray, should be terrus* in the mouth of a “terra” in the mouth of a woman; that wl t live to desired to speak of a grove he should sa: ing back ...

... wae mealies | had ¢ op ¢here wotil Intish in the own to In a second letter from Modder River, betray comber 8, Licut. Brocke speaks of the arriv rmberg forcements, and every- The Gordons and Howitzer Battery are lo and we shall have five Highland regiments ...