THE TEESDALE MERCURY—WEDNESDAY^ TOVEMBER 22, 1899. perfeot." Over the head of Sir Alfred tire the words, Somo critics now doubt whether the relief of Kim- "Rule Britannia." There are some oopital illua' oerloy IO to be accomplished in the manner indicated MIDDLETON NOTES. j tratioQfl in Ibe number, including a view of the by the correspondents' cablegrams. The oensor, it is BOWES WATER SUPPLY. j Modder Biver Bridgo, reported to have been oom- BY FOOTBALL. BOLDRON WATER SUPPLY. argued would not allow the transmission of authentio THE SCHEME. I OUB OWN COKHESPONDINT.J j pletely destroyed by Boers: a pioture of the A public meeting was h-:ld in the Church School the and valuable detsiU. PROGRESS OP Woodlaud, 3 goal.; Barnard Castle, 1. At the monthly meeting of tbe Etirtforth Rural defenders Kimberloy— Diamond Fields Horse room on Wednesday evening last, to oonsider tbe of the From various sources oomo stories of tho Boers' Contrary to B:irnoy'a expectations Woodland got District Council, on Wednesdoy— Mr T. Ohipohafe, the Free Stato Artillery: goneral THE ENGINEER'S SECOND BEPOBT. advisability of forming a oommitteo of the Soldiers' Volunteer Corps: privations, and also of their louses ut LodyatnUb. tho better of their opponents in tho return leoguo J.P., presiding—Mr Wm. Portar submitted tho Tho monthly meeting of the Startforth Bural and Sailors' Families' Association for this district. j Tiew of Her Majesty's ships in Simon's Bay, including ±&ey seem to have given up the attempt to capturo game. What a complete turn of affair., Every following report having reference to the water supply District Counou was held on Wednesday. Mr T. The Bev. A. H. Ford occupied tbe chair, and in his i the " Powerful," " Terrible," " Doris," « Monaroh," the garrison. * credit is due to Woodland for their determination, at Boldron :—"The Committee oppointed by this Obipobaae, J P,, presided, aod tbo Clerk stated that opening remarks he thought tbat thore would be nod "Penolope": "The Oopo Town Volunteers called and, in the space of one woek, to turn a souod thrashing Counoil to deal with the above projeot met on the ho bad receiied the following report from Mr Parker, nobody but wbot would bo full of eympathy and out—reviewing the troops on the parade": "The of 6 goals to 1 into a victory of 3 goals to 1 is a ' Smart Gill Form,' last Friday, to examine the Newcastle-ou-Tyne, the enginoer, under date 14th admiration for our soldier, and sailors who were j D.B.O.V.B. Cycle Corps": and the "Capetown remarkable revival of form. Barney undertook tho spring, ond also to meet Mr Atkinson, ogent to tho 8 T RAY AlTToW S . Novomber :—" I accompanied your Committee, the upholding the honour of the old country, so many ! Higbla°der" Marohing to the Review." The " war journey with many misgivings, being short of both Lartington Estate, with a view of obtaining that Br SENTINEL. Lords in Trust of Bowes Moor, together with the miles owby from homo. While ho regretted that day by day " is duly reoorded. cheir regular full backs, BlackettandR. Walker filling gentleman's permission of its use. There wero " Nor sot down aught In malico."—Ot/ielio. Field BeevoB and others, on a visit of inspection to the other moans oould not bo adopted to settle disputes, the breach. On arrival further troublo arose, no present Messrs Weatberall, Allinson, Hunt, Tboi concert on behalf of Mrs Dixon is undertaken springs on Bowea Moor, yesterday, and made tho now that war in grim earnest was upon us, with its referoo having put in an oppearance. It iB about Thompson, ond Porter (of the committee), Mr The order for the embodiment of the 3rd Battalion in a kindly spirit by a number of accomplished following observations :—On the Deepdale Bide of attendont sorrow, misery, and privotion, we should time the Wear Valley Representative, seriously took Graham (eonitary inspaotor), Mr Atkinson (land j Durham Light Infantry has not yet arrived, and, vocalists, and, as tbo objeot is a most deserving one, Bavoo there are several springs near Bavoo Mire, endeavour to make the best of it, and try by all t'oe in band the referee question. Bernard Castle have agent), and Mr C. Alderson (occupier of tbe farm). moanwhile we give the roll of officers, rank and a good house is oonfldeutly anticipated. The late Mr but these oan only supply Bowee by taking the pipes me4ns in our power to alleviate and mitigate tbe been particularly unfortunate during this month, A discussion followed as to tho meritB of a continued name:—Colonel—B. B. Wilson; Lieut.-Ool. — J. around to tbe east of Bowes village, and making a suffering and de.titution of those who were engaged Dixon rendered invaluable aid in his lifetime in tho a. out of three league games played, their opponents supply from this source, when it was pointed out by Allison ; Major—B. 8. V. Grimsbaw ; Captains—H. reservoir on Station Bood. Tho adoption of this in war and also of those dependent upon them. local musical world, and it is both kindly and hove had tho pleasure of their own referee in two of several present at the time, who had known the P. Greenwood, T. G. Sowerby, H. J. 8owerby, L E scheme would involve on outlay of £140 more than sympathetic that in tho hour of need his memory them. Wo do not wiah to impute any unfairness to spring for many years, that it was fully acknow- Walker, W. H. Briggs, B. C. Soworby, W. K. Trotter," the amount required to convey tho water from Dry should be oberished, and his wife aod family not either gentleman ; we know how diflkult sometimes it ledged to be in every way suitable, and a most R, Fielden, H. F. Low, Lieuteoanta—B. L. Surtees; Bigg ond Bavoo. There are two springs m Deepdalo Mr H. C. Watson, the hon. .eo., thon gave a full forgotten. is for even a neutral person to so defioethe point, OB to excellent and reliable wator supply, Mr Atkinson noor ' Bavoo CaBtle.' These are, I believe, at aud complete explanation of tho foregoing oasooiation, [ seoond lieutenants—J. Grant, H. J. Kirkpatriok, j' give entire satisfaotion to oil, and the players in their fully realised tho requirements, and expressed his j 8. Berwick, F. W. S. Murray, K. J. W. Leather, F. sufEoient elevation to gravitate to Bowes, via Clint together with its objectB and aims, and referred to Owing to the death of his unole (Mr Bichard Hedley) exoitemont take liberties whioh otherwise would bo sympathy with those who suffered through tbe want Top, and conld be oonvoyed at a oost of £180 more the fuot that it was national in itB obaracter, ond H. A. Sowerby, J. T. Prosett, J. B. Wilkinson. penalised. The gome was late in starting, ond being of a good and pure Bapply of water, and, subject to it is announced that Mr Finlay will be unable to fulfil than the amount required to supply Bowes from neither political nor sectarian in its attributes. If a Captain and Adjutant—F. H. S. Sitwell. Captain very foggy weather, before tbe finish it was impossible tho approval of the trustees of the estato, of which bis engagement, and to sing at this ooncert. Mr Dick Ravoo and Dry Bigg, With reference to tho quantity committee was formed, of cour.e tho first ond ; and Quartormaeter—J, A, Parkes. Lieut.-Col. J. to follow tho ball. Both sides missed easy •onction he did not in tbe least doubt, without any Winpenny, of Stockton-on-Tees, with biB usual kind- of water yielded at the above-mentioned springs I primary duty was to colloct money, »nd although we obonceB, • Munro. Barney's forwards shooting shockingly bad, tho only hesitation gonerously granted tbe use of the spring in ness of heart, has volunteered to tako the place of his hesitate about pronouncing an opinion, as tbe reoont atiMiddloton might not hove many local cooes to look goal on their side being sbot by Chott from the half- question on what were considered very reasonable friend, rains have considerably affected tho various runners, after aud relieve, he thought wa should give oil tbe back line. Up to within ten minutes of time the terms, namely, £1 per annum. This sum i. to The Boers—mon, women, and children—have an # • and I could form no relioble opinion upon yesterday's more as a thank-offering. All subscriptions would score stood one each, when a consultation took plaao include way loavo, etc. The Committee reoommend ortraordinary fondness for sweetmeats, or "leoker- A tale is told of a looal farmer who sat up all night observation a as to tho permanenoy or otherwise of be loo&lly applied first, any surplus would bD for- os to the advisability of continuing the game in the that this spring and the terms as offered, be accepted. lijes," os they call them. It does not muob matter ia quest of falling stars. He was afraid that his hay springs seen for tho first time. With reference to tbe warded to the Durham County Fund, and should a fast inooming darkness. No orrangement however They also desire to convoy, through tho Clerk to tbe wbBt the flavour is so long as thoy look big and solid slacks might be burnt. This exceeds tho astronomical sobeme laid before you in July Iact, I may add that I surplus be again recorded, it would be applied was orrived at, and tho homo eleven knowing the Counoil, tboir high appreciation of Mr Atkinson for and chalky. They eat inoredible quantities of them, 'cuteness of tbo Wiltshire wight who rodoiuto Dovizes took some guagings iu September, which show that in nationally. Of oourse, a reserve fund would ba ground better put on two more goals, thus ended tho very courteous manner and -like way in and even grown men have often been known to makt to seo au eclipse. order to meet the Local Government Board's require- kept to moot any further demands. Mr Watson buBioeas an altogether unsatisfactory game, which ho met the Committee, and also in kindly tbomselves very ill indeed by eating pounds of this ments we, if tbat sohome is adopted, shall have to montioned that Lady Barnard intondod Bonding a offering to supply the needs of a publio requirement. unhealthy rubbish. utilise Dry Eigg spring, in addition to those at Bavoc, circular to all tho olergymen and minuter, in the —o— The engine at the Bridge-end flax mills broke down The Oommitteo farther recommend tbat tbe services for the supply of Bowes village. Assuming that tbe district, to a«k them to preach sermonB, and give the on Monday night. Pending its repair, a number of of Mr Parker, engineer, Newoas'.le, who bos already springs at Dry Bigg, and High and Low Uovoo, with offertories on December 2ad to too War Fund. The Cockfiald, 1; Buttorkuowle, 1. The Hon. Seoretary of the Imperial War Fund the workpeople were thrown out of employment for a prepared various schemes for this Counoil, be engaged, tho exception of the iron apnng, and two smaller ones fund ia for tbo " wives and -children separated at On the Cockfield ground a good company assembled, (patron, H.M. Gracious Majesty the Queen), founded very short timo only. at tbe sum of £3 3i, to prepare plans, estimate, and near Dry Bigg, are impounded for the supply of bomo from their husbands and father, by tho no doubt with the intention of witnessing a very 1882, in transmitting report, statement of accounts,, other necessaries for tbo oarrying out of the scbemo, Bowes village with water with proper appliances at exigencies of tbe war." At the conclusion of Mr exoiting game, ond they were not deceived, tho players aod detailed lisfcof cases dealt with, begs to state with no more delay than oiroumstances allow." I Appropriately onough the houses now being built the reservoir to regulate tho flow of water to the Watson's luoid address, tho following oommittoe WOB themueUe. catobing tho infection. During the first Ibat the fund ia immediately available for the now beg to move tbat it be adopted, on the Westwick Lane are to bo called " Smitbfleld." village, there will be sufficient water overflowing in appointed :—The Rev. A, H. and Mrs Ford, Bev. J, half the home men showed surprisingly good form, nasistanoo of any widow of a soldier killed in action dry weather at Low Bavoo spring to supply the moor ond Mrs Charter, Rev. ond Mrs Colwell, Rev. F. coming out of some smart exchanges to tho better or dying of wounds or disease on active servico, A Begarding tho Bridge-ond widening and improve- and the fields through which the Seal Beck passes. ond Mrs Watsou, Dr. J. and Mrs Neligan, Dr. J, ond advantage. Butterknowlo played below thoir usual Major HugginBOn: I seoond tbat, report and acoounts will be forwarded at once to any- ment the petition bas been sent in to tho North Biding The past summer haB been ono of exceptional drought, Mrs Beadle, Mr and Mrs W. Oddie, Mr and Mrs standard, and their attempt, at combination were The Chairman: Will that suit the whole of one applying to tho Hon, Secretary, at 20, BucklerB- County Council, and for tho present, at all events, and in July last, before the local Btorma took place, Pierae, Mr and Mr. Galloway, Mr A. W. Murray, Mr neutralised by the persistent work of the Cookfield Boldron? bury, London, B.C. thero tho matter rests. But the importance of the there was an excess of water over our requirements of Willis, Mr T. Lowes, ond Mr T. Birrick. Votes of halves and forwards, and at half-time, on the form Mr Porter: Yes. project demands that it shall not bo overlooked. 4,500 gallons per day, and in September about 1,000 thauks to Mr Watson concluded tbe meeting. The shown, tho homesters hod well earned their lead of a The Chairman: Not tho fields? The Transvaal, in common with most other parts Byron described Sheridan's behaviour at a dinner gallons per day, whioh would, bad tho sobeme been committee, who met last night (Tueidoy), favour a goal. On ohanging ends thoy did not maintain their Mr Porter: No. There is a good spring. laid down, overflow at Low Bavoo. In addition to houie-to-houso canvass, and no doubt this plan will be of South Afrioa, is periodically visited by vaet party as follows:—"First silent, tbon talking, then position, the Butterknowle lads putting moro life into The motion was adopted. cloudB of looUBts, which do an incalculable deal of argumentative, then disputations, then unintelligible, this, thero is the water flowing from an iron spring, adopted. Might we suggest that a concert, to be held their work. Tho visitors had ono or two rosy ohonces about the .econd week in Deoember, could 6B.ily be harm to the growing crops. Only a very few years then altogether inarticulate, then drunk." and from that retained by the moBs." spoiled through their forwards laying off-.ido. To- arranged for, and would, wo feel certain, materially ago it was proposed to the Pretoria Volkiraad that wards tho finish, os tbe outoomo of a severe bombard- THE ATTRACTIONS AT THE SECOND holp to swell the fundB of the assooiotion, ment, tbe ball was splendidly put through, amidst tome drastic measures should be taken under Tho first of a series of eooial evenings under the HIRINGS. the jubilant shouts of thoir supporters. With only o Government auspices to lessen, Bnd, if possible, do Christian Endeavour Association took place in tbe The Chairman : He evidently recommends Dry —o— few minute, to play Cookfiold wore kept oontinually To-day, on tho occasion of the chief Martinmos away with tho looust plague, either by burning, or Hall-street Congregational Sohool-room, tbe other Bigg and Bavoo. Now the question is—Hoe that been on the defensive, and marvellously kept thoir goal hiring, at Barnard CaBtle, the following entertainments by other means. But tho Baad, as a body, deoided to night. Variouu parlour games were indulged in, brought properly before the Lords in Trust ? News bas just reached Middleton that Mr J, H. intact. Buttorknowle were awarded a free kick olo.e have booked standage :—Paine's mechanical, navol do nothing, became it was evident to the pious Hunt, eldest son of Mr Jona Hunt, and who is now besides musical and other ltoms, at iotervalo. The Mr Porter then said : " A meeting of tho Lords in on the twelve yard6 line, and although nicely plaaed and military exhibition, including representations of Boers that the locusts had' been sent from on high to serving wiih tne Natal Volunteer Artillery at Lady- proceeds aro for tbe annual free tea given to the poor Trust of tbe Manor of Bowes, and the Field Reeves of it gained nothing. Tho referee's decisions c&me in shipwrecks at sea, tbe dangers of the collier's work, fulfil some useful purpose, and it would be saoriloge, if smith, ia still safe and in good spirits. He, together people in tbo town at Christmas. :»wes Moor, in conjunction with tbo Committee for an amount of derision by a certain seotion of tbe and Lord Kitohener's march to Khartoum ; Johnson's not worse, to kill them. with his comrade., passed unscathed through the appointed by this Council, met at Mr Holmee' office, Butterknowle followera. This can bo easily under- circus and oinematograph ; Richardson's (Limited) battle of Elandslaagte, that terrible conflict on tho I understand that Mr John Mitohell, M.D , J.P., of on the 4th of this month, to further consider the above stood when tbe fact is mentioned that part money roundabouts; A. Taylor's 6wing boats; MessrB 21st ult. Through the courtesy of his parents we are Again, Johannesburg suffered at one time from a 8il)btb, has beon re-oppointed a trustee of the Bowes queBtion. After some discussion it was agreed to bad been wagered on tho rosult. Robson's, Wilson's, and Paino's shooting saloons ond enabled to give publicity to bio weloome letter, which terrible drought. No rain hod fallen for months and Muieum, Barnard Castle, by tho Durham County examine Bome other springs of water on the north side galleries; and Taylor's, Hallidoy's, aud Firman's will, wo know, be of absorbing interest to hi. many months. The wells were dry, tho waterworks Counoil, who hold a nomination, of Ravoo, and on Monday last no less than eighteen " dolloy " stall and billiard tables. persons, comprised of the above, with the addition of friends throughout the dale. De.cribing the battle, reservoirs almost exhausted, and there was no proe- Mr Parker (engineer), Mr Graham (sanitary tho young fellow says: " We were ordered out on WEAE VALLEY LEAGUE—DIVISION I. peot of an early rainfall. It therefore ftruck an Tho verandah at the barrooks, at Barnard Castle, inspector), Mr Wood (from the Clerk's offioe), and Mr 8uturday morning at 2 o'clock. We left at three, and ,-Goals-, ingenious engineer that it might be just possible to has been enclosed by woodwork, and is to bo glazed. P. W. L. D. For Agt, Pts. A BAENAED CASTLE MAN TALKS. J. N. Hutohinson (of Bowes), the latter acting as attacked tbe Boers before eight, Our esoort was the coax the clouds Into sending down a few showers of Eldon Albions 8 ... 0 ... 2 ... 0 ... 27 ... 11 ... 12 This will add materially to tbe comfort of the wives guide, proceeded to North Bavoo, Several eprings Imperial Light Horse, Tbero were about 600 of UB Buttorbnowlo S ... 5... 2... 1 ... 23 ... 13 ... 11 rain. He therefore made some with a pretty When an incident like tbe following ooours here, la rooketB and families of the permanent staff. Drainage and wore viaited up to Duker Syke, a distance of about altogether, and we were in action about twenty Stanley United 0 ... 5 ... 1 ... 0 ... 21 ... 8 ... 10 heavy charge of dynamite; tbeie were sent up into Barnard Castle, and a Barnard Castle man relates bis other improvements bavs also been effected. four miles from Bowes. An adjournment was then minutes. Wo took up a position to .hell Elandilaagta West Auckland 5 ... 4 ... 1 ... 0 .„ 15 ... 7 ... 8 Byera Green 6... 3... 2... 1 ... 13 ... 10 ... 7 experience in o Barnard Castle newspaper, for tbe the sky, and, sure enough, quite an appreciable little made into ' Bavoo Castle,' where tbe engineer gave Station, and afcar the first two shots had been fired Stanhope 7 ... 3 ... 3 ... 1 ... 17 ... 15 ... 7 benefit of Barnord Castlo people, its genuineness rainfall was the result. Tho Volksraad, however, In tbe Ings Lino tho sight of hips and haws is very opinion to tho effect that it would bo possible to the Boors began to run, but before we had fired all the his Oockfield 0 ... 2 ... 2 ... 2 ... 10 ... 13 ... 0 oannot be doubted. It haa the ring of truth about it, declared that shooting at heaven was gross impiety, fine. Tbe thorn fence glistens in tho sun with tbe carry those springs, but tho cost of which would bo a six gunB they returned the fire, and their shells were Barnard Castlo 8 ... 3 ... 5 ... 0 ... 25 ... 20 ... 0 Itoddymoor 8 ... 1 ... -1 ... 3 ... 9 ... 17 ... 6 that there is no getting a«oy from. and could not be tolerated. They therefore forbade cherry red berrief, which nro a very heavy crop. large increase. This new id«a was no further flying in all directions. Our guns were no use after Woodland 8 ... 2 ... 5 ... 1 ... 13 ... 26 ... 5 any further dynamite-rocketing, and ordained that if entertained. Tbe company afterwards returned by ttie first round, a. the battery tbot was firing at us Howden 4 ... 2 ... 2 ... 0 ... 12 ... li ... 4 Mr William Chisholme, of Newgate Street, Barnard rain did net fall in tho ordinary way, no wicked and PbeaBaut-shooting practically began at Baby and way o? the original sobeme, viewing tbe springs at Dry were out of tbe range of ours, wbioh only threw .hells Auckland Itesorvo,.. 6 ... 2 ... 4 ... 0 ... 18 ... 22 ... 4 Ca.tle, says:— blasphemous itepo wore to be taken to make it fall Streatlam last week. The birds aro large, plump Bigg and Ravoo on the south side, which forma the a distance of 4,600 yards, aud all our shot, fell con- Willmgton 4 ... 0 ... 1 ... 3 ... 0 ... 9 ... 23 " I hove suffered for some fifteen or twenty years any other. They had to be obeyed, too, booause they and heavy. best available source for a supply ot Bowes, and whioh siderably sbort. We were forced to retire with the Crook Beservo ...... 5 ... 1 ... 4 .„ 0 ... 7 ... 37 ... from weakness of the kidneye and oruelly bad back- wero the masters. bas already been surveyed, und plans and estimate loss of an ammunition waggon. It was simply —0— aches. Bandolph Wanderers' (Evonwood), ou their own submitted to this Council. ThiB scheme haa now been marvellous how we all escaped ; not one of us was "My kidneys hod become so weak tbat tho lea.fc Tho cry for water—more water, is still heard on ground, defeated Harmire Bovcrs (Barnard Castle) amended, as already described in to-day's report from hurt. We could not be under muob, worse fire than change in tho weather affected them, ond if I caught General Koob, who was wounded and taken every hand ! " God's Bridge," whioh is of limestone, by 2 goals to 1, last Saturdoy. the engineer, in order to meet tbo requirements of tbe we wore on Saturday. We were expeoting to go out a oold or sudden chill it olways flow to them at once. prisoner, and who declined the offer of the British to naturally constructed, arobeB the river Greta. This moor by leaving an overflow. This meets the views of on Wednesday morning again about four o'clock, but " My book has at times pained me very mnch, ond be sent to the Transvaal hospital &t 8tanderton, is is a spleodid flow of water, whilo not far distant is On tbe Barnard Castlo ground, last Saturday, Mr tbe Committee, who recommend that a oopy of the the order was countermanded. Wo returned from as I have o lot of stooping and liftiog in my work, it the Minute Keeper of tho .Executive Council of Sleigbtbolme Beck, with its picturesque limestone K. Bl&cket'.'s oleven defeated Mr 8. Tinkler', team by same be at once submitted to the Lords in Trust, Elondslaagte about six miles, when wo met two was then tbat tbe backaches ueed to oatoh me worst. Pretoria, and has a vote as a member of the Council. cliffs. Stoneykeld Well, the spring from whioh the 4 goals to 1. together with an application from this Counoil batterie. of Artillery and two or three squadron, of At last tho pain got so bod it interfered with my He is considered as a most influential supporter of town of Barnard Castle is supplied, is in the parish of respectfully asking those gentlemen to reconsider tbe Lancera. The officers telegraphed for moro troops. work, and I have been so bod tbat I have had to go Paul Kruger, Bowes. Now tbe immense hill of Ravoo and Dry Bigg question. The Committee hope the difficulty bas now We had to go back with the main body, but our horses upstairs on my band, nnd knees. bare to be requisitioned to supply tho village of boon overcome, and that the use of those excellent were done up. We wero not in actiou at all after the DEATH OF ME KICHARD HEDLET, " I tried everything I oould think of till one day, Judge Kooh is tho son of General Koch. He waB Bowes with pure nod wholesome wator, whilo the Bprings will be granted with as little delay as possible morning. We were about two uiileo away when the OP BARNARD OiSTLE. when my bock WHS paining me terribly, I happened to appointed to a seat on the bench a fow years ago, hamlet of Boldron is coming to the front crying to enable the eoheme to be proceeded with. I now second action commenced, and we saw all the shells On Monday night, at residence of his Mr the siBter, seo the advertisement of Doou'a Backache Kidney for a liko want. It is gratifying to think that, in due movo that a copy of tbe engineer's report, and a oopy fired. The Boyal Artillery did splendid work. The Riehord Hodley, at tho ago of 71 years, died at tho much to the disgust of the whole Traosvaal Bar. He Pills, so I procured a box at Illsloy's, the ohemist, in of my report bo sent to the Lords in Trust." bottle commenced about 8-15, and went on till about "Thres Horse 8hoes" Hotel, Galgate, Barnard , ia a mere puppet, having had no experience whatever course, all tbe reeds will be supplied, and still thero the Market Place, and began to take tbem, in hii profession, will bo enough and to spare for tbe wanti of tho 6-30 on the Saturday ofternoon, We went on to Castle. Tbo deceased gentlemao, who waB widely "Wow I muat say they have done mo a lot of thousands upon thousands of acres oomprebended in Ebudalaagte station at night. We only had a known, had been in declining hoolth for some con- good. I om muoh freer from pain than I ever have Mr Dent: 1 beg to second that, sandwich aud our water bottles with us alt day. At siderable time. In early life Mr Hedley followed " Fighting " Koch must not be confounded with tbo boundless waste of Bowes Moor. been; tbo backaohe is nothing like it ueed to be, and Mr Porter added that it wa. thought tbo original night wo could get no forage for our hor.es, and the trade of a blacksmith, but be bad not worked at General Eooh. As a matter of fact, he is the man the symptoms of kidney disorder hovo greatly im- Boheme was not going to leave sufficient for tbe moor, nothing for ourselves, no place to sleep except under bis business for many years. For a long and un- who was in command on the Swaziland border. He I hear that tbe Bev.'Bobert Love Hunter, Bothesay, proved. I can go obout my work with eaBe and on tbe supposition tbut tbo main was carried down tbe tbe guns, and nothing but our overooati to sleep interrupted period the deceased was secretary to the belongs to tbe Vryhoid distriot, and ia therefore a bas accepted tbo oall of the Congregational Church, oomfort, and I am pleased to be abla to speak eo woll street. The idea now, however, wa3 to provide for upon. It was a wet, cold night, and I walked about Rokeby and Weatwiok Coursing Meetings, and, being sterling warrior. Barnard Castle. The rev. gentleman is expected of these pills; and certify tho abovo is correot, and Bowes alone, and, with Dry Bigg added to tbe Bavoo nearly tbo whole time. I wont across to the 21st a life-long ond ardent lover nf tho leash, he took about the first of December, and will commence his give you authority to publish the fact.." (Signed) spring, thore would be ample overflow jor the moor. Field Artillery, and stopped talking to some of them great interest in the reourring events. In tho palmy Advocate Caster, who is reported to have been ministerial duties on Sunday, December the 10th, William Chisholme. until about 2 30 on the Sunday morning, when we days of coursing he was a conspiouous attender at all The motion was carried. killed, waB State Attorney at tho time of tbe Beform got the order to book the horse, into the guns and local fixtures, and was, indeed, quite on authority upon Every week wo are publishing in these column. business, and conducted tbe State prcascution. He At last a obnngo is to be seen on tho upper lipa of come to Lady.mith, We left Elandslaagte about open-couotry sport. When tbo Woolhouse Ground Bt&tementB mode by Barnard Castle people regarding resigned hii effioe during 1897 on aooount of the fashionable young men, says " The Major " in tho MR CHANDRA PAL AT BARNARD three, and glad we wore, I can tell you. We were crioketers were in the zenith of their popularity, Mr Dean's Backoohe Kidney Pills; you will be sure to President insulting him during a meeting of the current number of "To-Day." The orazo that CASTLE. that tired we oould .oarcely keep awake riding upon Hedley was regarded as more than an average kaow Bome of tbem. Executive Counoil. He refused the offer of a seat oompolled every young man to be clean shaven is dying the guos. Wo arrived at Ladyemith about 8 o.m , exponent of the time-hououred English game, and This learned and cultured gentleman delivered an Doon's Backacho Kidney P'll. Bre sold by all on tho Traosvaal Bench when tbe judiciary was out, and it is being replaoed by another orazo—the and after a hearty breakfast we turned in and slept tbe deceased acquired more than merely local address in the Free Christian Churoh, Barnard Castlo, chemist, and drug stores at 2/9 por box (six boxes reconstructed after the judioial orieis. He hui desire to grow a moustache. If any reader can soundly. We are not allowed out of camp, as wo distinction as a knur and spell player. In all on Monday evening, on tbe conflict of creeds in modern 13/9), or «ent direot, post free, on receipt of price, returned praotice at the Bar, and he quickly made furnish me with a reason for this, I be bappy to may be oalled out at a moment's notice. Our guns branobe. of sport, indeed, tbe deceased gentleman wa. Bball India. He remarked tbat tbe assertion of Dr. Weber from the proprietors, Fo.ter-McClollan &, Co., 57, headway in his profession. hear from him, but I have my own idea, as to what the aro no use against their artillery, aod wore never quite at home, and, at one time, was a regular and other oriental scholars that old Hindoo thought Shoe Lane, London. intended for warfare againit the whites. They were attender at the looal race meetings. " Diok," a. he roal reason IB. had come into collision with curtain schools of As these pill, aro not purgative you can, take them only kept in case of a native rising." We oan easily was familiarly called, bad, in hi. earlier years, an Commandant Ben Viljoon is the commandant for V christian thought had beon denied by men of letters io without interfering with your work. understand the short and concise sentences, as the excellent tenor voice, which wa. often heard to Johannesburg burghers, and is known to bo the Alderman and Sheriff W. P. Troloar says that the India. In the third quarter of Uie last century Be sure you ask for the same pills that Mir letter appears to have been written in a hurry. advantage on festive end othor oocasioni, and his author or instigator of the fire-eating articles in tbe Corporation of London has again granted the use of first went to India, and found there two Chisholme had. Christianity sweet rendering of "Pretty Jane" and other songs notorious " Band Post." He is a member of the tbe Guildhall for the annual banquet to the rogged religions — Hiodooism and Mohammedanism. Tbe —o — are gratefully remembered by many of bis acquain- Second Band, and for Johannesburg. sohool ohildren of London, and tho Prince of Wales early christian teaohers did not understand anything of tances. Inheriting a robust constitution, Mr Hedloy has ouce more sent a donation to—if I may quote tbe Hindooism, and, like the christian missionaries of the THE LABGEST EING- MAKER IN THE bad outlived maoy of his oontemporaries, and, at the Colonel Sohiel, Commandant of Artillery, is a worda of His Boyul Highness—" the excellent fund present day, thought it was only full of symbols ond WORLD says, " I make more WEDDING RINGS Anniveriary services in oonnection with the Baptist close of hi. life, was respected by a large cirole of tremendous of Paul Eruger. Ho has a good whioh you aro again kindly raising for providing ceremonies. Henoe they oould not enter into the for J. T. YOUNG, of GREENWICH HOTSE, MAKKET protege Young People's Sooiety of Christian Endeavour were friendB for his kindnea. of heart and genial disposi- share of tho Transvoal plums. Ho was in the dinners and hampers for the poor and orippled system. But a flood of ligbfc was thrown upon PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE, than for any other held last week-9nd. On the Friday evening a sociol tion. Grobbelaar inoident, and woi court-morsholled for children of tho Metropolis at Christmas." The writer Hindooism when tbe liternturi of the country was oustomer— i.e. taking the size of Town and Distriofe carefully read. Common people regarded the gods re-uniou WOB held, tbe chief speakers being Miss the murder of four natives, on that occasion. Ho adds:—"Last year, after providing a banquet at into consideration." These Rings are of the Fine.fe and goddesses as superior to man, as man was superior Hoywood, of Edinburgh—who gave a thoughtful and got off on the plea that he the miserable Guildhall for about 1,400 poor children, I was enabled Quality ffnd Finish, and a Useful Present is given witfa Bhot to tho bruto creation, The Hindoo well knew that interesting addre..—and Mr B. Dobson, the seoretary wretchoB for'insubordination, to send 4,324 hampers to deserving little onpples, each Ring sold. A large stock of Watohe., Clocks, their images oould do nothing of themselves, but that of the society, whose annual report was very whose affliction very often keeps them prisoners in SOLDIEBS' AND SAILOBS' FAMILIES Gold and Silver Jewellery, Silvor and Eleotro-plated they were oreated and depended upon a supreme God, encouraging, and Bhowed the society to be in a ASSOCIATION. one-room bomeB from yeors end to years end. I ArtioloB, Fanoy Goods, Whitby Jet, Outlery, eto,, He is a tolerably musical individual, is the average and an all-wise and overruling Providence. The ' healthy and flourishing oondition. The Bev, J. Tbe following subioriptions hove been collooted by always on hand. Repairs done in town and country Boor. He has no musioaF education, but ho can bum trust that with the renewal of your valued sympathy images were merely symbolical trf-the different aspeots Chatter, the esteemed pastor of the churoh, prosided Mis. Kyle, Bede-terrace, Barnard Castle :— by Experienced Workmen. a tune moderately correot. His instrument is and assistance wo shall do bettor still this year by of the Divine nature, and wor< but an inspiration of over the gathering. Befreshments were served at the preferably the conoertina, with occasional excursions increasing the number of hampers to 5,000. May I God in the soul, just as restraiit.and enthusiasm came conoluflion, after whioh a splendid programme of Subscribers of £2 2a.—Mrs Watson (Spring LodgoJ, Mrs on the mouth-organ. Most popular airs drift through aek your readers to help me again this winter to from the working of tho Spirii of God in their own songs and recitations was rundered by the members larding. and friends. These included the Misso. L. Harrison, £2.—Mr T Aldorson, Bcdo Terrace. SSirtfog, jSarriagea, anfr IBeatlig, to him eventually, and he mangles them more or less brighten the lives of some of London's little cripples. hearts. They oalled tbat the Spirit of God whioh drew £1 53—Mrs Laws, Park Terrace. Simple announcements of births, marriages and deaths ara successfully. Subscriptions should be sont to mo here, marked out tho soul of mon to acts of goodnoss and to its D. French, M. Frenoh, M. and A. Swainstone, A. ,G1 Is.—Miss Kylo, Messrs T R Slierlook, E P Evans, M J inserted in this Journal froo of cost. AU Notices of tho " Children's Fund." Maker. Io the EuohariBt, for example, it was not the Hunt, L. Bradwall, A. Wood, M. Collingwood, E. Dixon, and James Harris, Mrs J I Dawson, Mr and Mrs naturo containing additional words will bo oharged for ond J. Pinkney, the Rev. J. Charter, and Messrs W. At home, on his farm, be sings doleful Lutheran elements of the bread and wme wbioh thoy had to Norman Eylo. at advortlsoment rates. Thompson, and W. 0. Wood. Miss Haywood £1.—Mr Bulmcr, Miss Thompson, King Streot. hymns, with long-drawn-out plaintive notes in a oonsider, but it presented to thim christian fellowship. BIRTHS. preaohod excellent sermons on the Sunday to fairly 15s.—Miss K Hall. - The Diocese of Moosonee, whicli at present Christians had their symbols.and they liked them : 10a. 0d.—A B 0, Mr A Steele, Rov P Priond, Mr H P FORD.—On 17th inat., at the Rectory, Middleton-in- minor key. Ho has one favourite air of his own, takes in all the shores of tbo vast Hudson's Bay, is to largo companies, and during the prosont week ia con- whioh is not unpleaiing. It is called " Wat jou good tbo Hindoos had thoir symbols, and equally liked Friond. l'eosdale, tho wife of the Rev. Alfred Henry Ford, ' o sub-divided. The new diooeBe, which will comprise thorn. Tbo old beliofs had tbar origin in symbol, and ducting mission servioe. iu tbe Baptist Chapel. 10s—Messrs M Stophoneon and T Alderson, Mrs Smith en trek, Ferreira." This means " Paok up your reotor, of a daughter. ao west portion of tho whole, is to bo oalled Keowatin. history would prove it, nnd gridually had they grown. —o— (King's Head), Mra J A Cleininaou, Mrs Awdo, Mossrs T goods and dear out, Ferreira," that being a common VALUABLE DISCOVEBY FOR TUE HATH .—If your HNIR Is Barmngham and C B Martin, Mrs S York, Misses Dout, CLABK.—Ootober 31st, at Lirtington, the wife O? MEXICAN HAIH In India God was addressed as Mother, Father, and Misses Bolton, Mr T Parkinson, Miss M Hedloy, Mr G Septimus W. Clark, estate joiner, of a daughter. Boer name. Ho sings this tune on the smallest turning grey or wliito or falling off uso tho The visit of Mr Winter and his company from RENEWS®, Friend. Thero were poetic symbols ond nature's Jolinson, Mr and Mrs Wratliall, Mrs Gothorpo. ATKINSON.—On Friday, Nov. 17tb, at 7, Montalbo provocation, until it becomes unutterobly wearisome. for it will poBitivoly restore, m every oaso, grey or Crook is an evont we have anticipated for a while 5s. Od,—Mr Ologliorn. wliito hair to its original oolour. It makes the Unix ohaim- symbols in the Old Testament—thoy bad oberubim Terrace, tho wife of W, Atkinson, of a daughter. and seraphim, the Lord of Hists, and tho ohosen Son now. His name, peculiarities, songs and patter are 5a-—Miaa J B Jopling, Mrs E Oloufrli, Mrs It Dont, Miss Ingly beautiful, as wall as promoting tlio growth. Prico Kobinaon, Mrs Marshall, Mr Hugh Wilson, Mr and Mrs tt FOSTER.—On Oot. 2lst, ot Myrekeld, Bowes, tho wife A telegram to band says that the Cepbalonia baif of God. It should nover bo fcrgotten that the religion nearly as familiar to tbe inhabitants of Teesd^le, as 2J. Sd. per bottle. Wood, Mrs Jones, Mrs Hutchinson, Miss Selkirk, Mrs of Henry Foster, of o son. been ordered to Durban. This transport carries the HAVE YOU TRIED BUDDEN'S BALSAM OF HORE- of tho Hindoos was eooontially'Mouotbeism. '< God is thoy are over in the valley of tho Wear, ond that is Mellauby, Mr 0 Smith, Mrs Scarro, Mr I Thompson, Mrs lBt Durham Light Infantry. They will no doubt HOUND AND COLTSFOOT P It IB tho best known romedy God, ond no God except our God," was the s&yii.g a good deal. Ever Binao hie memorable and Wcatherict, Mrs M J Thompson. Messrs W J Windross, B MARRIAGES. for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, or any highly successful concert last season, his friends and Hopworth, D Finlay, Wilkinson (Abboy Parm), T Borrow- KIRBST : DAVIS.—On November 18;h, at tho Rjgtofcjr help to raise tho siege of Ladysmith. We aro con- ailcotloS of tho Oliest and Lungs. For any of thosei com- fundamental groundwork )f their belief; and, dalo, and It P Law, MIBS Ncvison, Messrs W Hall and T B fident that they will add to their already brilliant plaints it standB nnrivnlled. Ono dOBO relieves: oneibottlo inferential^, Mr Pal clearly ibowod that tho poetry of patron, have looked forward with keen delight to Illsloy, Captain Parkesj Miss Dixon, Messrs B Wilson, SiBson, Office, Barnard Ca.tle, Mr Charles CornoliiiH record. cures. Don't Bo persnadod to take anything elso. Bottles, the soul, faith, liberty, virtue,and devotion made their another visit from his talented oompooy. Their and Percy Kylo, Mrs Mary Peacock. Kirby, to Mils Mary Watson Davis, both of wishes will now bo grotified, ond wo trust and hope 3s. 0d.—Mr T Hunter, Miss Jemmison. Is. lid. and 23. Od. Sold by aU Chemists. appearanco in the world w'th tho two groat races 3s.—Mossrs 0 Allison and J Hopworth, Mrs Rifcson, Mrs Oookficld. It is rumoured, and, wo think, may bo accepted at which, in ono sense, had malo humanity, namely, tbe that tho elements will bo favourable, ond that a GABKI&L : HALL.—On the 18th of Nov., ot Stanley,. Westwick Coursing Meeting,—The date orowdod house may reword the deserving efforts of Clayton. correct, that the 3rd Battalion Durham Light Infantry of tbie populor meeting is fixed for tho 30th of Indo-Europoon and the Smetio races. The first 2s. 0d.—Mrs Splalno, Mr John Appleby, Mrs Lee, Mrs Mr John Robert Ga.kell, of Sbilclon, to Mise< tbe oommiltee of tbe Band of Hope, under whose Militia will bo embodied on the 4th of December next, November, ond the card, as usual, consists of three religious lutuitiops of the lindoo wero naturalistic. Pinknoy, Mrs Collins, Mrs Oatlirick, Mrs Turner, Messrs Dorothy Jane Hall, of Stanley, near Crook. auspices Mr Winter and his friends aro to be present Tho regiment will not move to Dover, aa originally items, namely, tbe Streatlam oup, for eight all-aged But it wos a profound and 'oral naturalism, a loving Hodgson, J Thompson, C Hc-dloy, M Arrowsmith, H Down, DEATHS. on Saturday evoning first, R B Morton, and H A Thompson, Mrs Marshall, Mr R J announced, but to Aldershot, whore tho details of the groybounda ; tho Weetwiok stakes, for eight puppies; embrace of nature by man, i dolioious poetry, full of , Raoher, Mrs Blaokott, Mr J Thompson, Mrs 0 Watson, Mr3 HEDLHY.—At the Three Horso Shoes Hotel, Bernard the sentiment of tho Infinit—tho prinoiple, in fine, of Durham Light Infantry are now stationed. and tbe Stainton Btakes, for eight all-aged greyhounds. Wiupouny, Messrs T L Telford, Bayer, Wharton, and J Castlo, on Monday, the 20uh Novomber, 1899, oil that whioh the Germani and Celtio geniue should : Fur is reported to be abundant, and, with fine weather, Wado, Mrs Whitfield, Mr Boddy, Mrs R Wandlcss, Mrs Riohord He3Iey, aged 71 years. Interment on express in later times, 33»olvo hundred and Robson, Messrs Atkinson, S Brceu, H Apploby, D Berry, 0 and a contemplated full entry, an exoellont days yearB Thursday, November 23rd, ot the Barnard CaBtle Those who have been conneoted with the regiment, moro ago Mohommed was Sbo practical reformer of TEESDALE GOLF CLUB. Raine, and T Garbutt, Mrs Errington, Mr W Stobart, Mrs and othors interested in the 68cb Durham Light Bport may confidently be anticipated. Dobaon, A Priond. Cemetery, at 2 p.m, Frionds please accept this Judaism and Christianity; Bid dealing with tbe ethical Only six members took out oards for this month's 2a.—Mrs Woightman, Mrs Heslop, Mr Patterson, Infantry, have sent out plum puddings for tho officers' OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT. intimotiou. part of Christianity, ho said that all their own moral qualifying handicap, on Friday nnd Saturday, Mrs Waudby, Mrs F. Wolford, MM Burton, My meis, and each mon a briar pipe and two ounces of FRANKLIN.—On November 20th, at Startforth, Honry Many ladies and gentlomen have by them old or maxims wore known in Iad» long before tbe christian notwithstanding tbo good golfing weather. The Hoggatt, Mrs Bousfield, Ml- C T Boll, A Frioijd, Mr tobacco. Good luck to the " Faithfuls ! " disused falso teeth, whioh might as well bo turned teaohers went there, ad even centuries before Collinson, Mrs F Motcalf, Messrs J B Graham aud Sang, Mrs Franklin, ogod 67 yoors. To be interred ot Startfovth, greenB wore somewbot heavy and uncertain, but E M Holl, Mrs Awde, Mrs T Smith, Mrs Banks, Mr Apploton, on Thursday, November 23rd, lcoving into money. Messrs R, D. and J. B. Fraser, of tbe birth of Christ. They were transmitted otherwise the course has muoh improved undor the Mr J Taylor, Mr R Robson, Mrs Bakor. cortege The steam plough, invented by Colonel Templer— Princes Streot, Ipswich (established since 1888), buy from father to Bon, and pased from one genoratioa to extra oare recently bestowed upon it. Tho winner Is—A Friend, Mrs Dawson, Mossrs Patterson,Walkor, Fostor, residence at 2-45 p-m. Friends pleoso acoopt this brother of Judge Templer, of the York Oounty Oourt another. " Do unto otbea as ye would bo dono by " P Courtloy, Mrs Brownloss, Messrs T reat and S Thompson, tho only intimation. old falso teeth. If you lend your teeth to them they turned up in Mr H. P. Friond, with 44, 54, total, Mrs Nelson, Messrs W Hedloy, G Brown, Yeoman, Mrs M a Cirouit—direotor of military ballooning and iteam will remit you by return of pOBt the utmost value; wos tho highest law, ond lis own f,»ther taught tho 98 gross; and minus his handicap of 6, 92 nett. Dr. Vard, Mr W Young, Mrs Kochester, Messrs B Bcckwith and LONGWOKTH.—At Hobburn, on tbe 18th in.t, after a transport, Boyal Engineers, has beon given trial on or if preferred, they will make you the best offer, ond Lecturer, with his own lip, that " by forgiveness ho Sevier oame in a capital second, with 58, 56, total, 3. Franklin, Mrs Leo, Mr J G Hall, Mrs Milnor, Mrs Morgan, .hort illness, Joseph Hugginson, second son of Long Valley, near Aldershot, and fully oohieved the bold tho teeth over for your reply. If reference must conquer anger," " by good, conquor evil," " by 114 gross; and minus his handicap of 20, 94 nott, Messrs Portor, G Boll, Hompsall, 0 D Hodgsou, 0 Drossor, Betsy and tho late Johu Loagwortb, of Startforth. objectB for which it was intended. It throw up a four necessary, apply to Mosirs Bacon ond Co., Bankors, love, conquor hatred." E'ery Hindoo child of tho followed by Mossrs Weigbton, Bailoy, Penrose, and Chbiholm, Deacon, Ainsloy, Aldcrsou, Jones, son. j R Littlo, higher classes was taught these little moral maxims Coates, DuiTy, Jones, juu.; Oakey, Greon, Wilkinson, Donald, IN MEMORIAM. feet ontrenohmont at tho rate of three miles an hour, Ipswiob, Dixon, R tValte, Mrs Applaby, Mrs Elliott, Mr Blenkinaop, Miss L NORMS.—In loving memory of Isabolla Norris, of over very rooky ground. Two of these machines are from biB infanoy, nnd enjotfed not to return evil for Boll, Mr Richardson, Misa Cornell, Mossrs Bainuridge, T Bowos, who died Nov. 23rd, 1898. to go out immediately for servico with tbe South A Race for Life is taking place in our evil, but to return good forevil. They could not know Cuuningham, H Waine, Shophard, W Dalstou, Miss Corps, midst every day, und too often, also, the result ends God unless they hud (Jd within them, and tho Messrs Morton and W Garbutt, Mrs Lurnloy, Miss Rennison, Afrioan Field Force. The maobiue is so arranged tbat EEPS'S COCOA ESSENCE.—A THIN COCOA— RET DBN THANKS. in death. People, as a rulo, aro apt to look upon somo Hindoos, although they lad been conquored by tho Mrs Stajnsby, Mrs Littlofair, Mrs Dixou, Misses Brunton und it will erect works to right or left, and tbe picks in The choicest roasted nibs of the natural Aldorson, Mossrs W Jones and H Prjer, Mrs Ac cough, Mrs MRS LONGWORl'H AND FAMILY desire tw^anii alight ailment whioh may overtake thom with British by physical forc^yot history might repeat front of the ploughshares are so powerful that rooks Coooa, on boing subjected to powerful hydraulic Novlson, Mr F A Waitc, Mrs J Jaeksou, Messrs J Evans and tbe kind friond. for tbeir help and .ymysthy in oontempt, and they thus ignore tho simple remedies itself, and the eduoated oleses of India teach weBtern Lougstaff. nnd stones aro split to pieces, and thrown up. pressure, give forth their excess of oil, leaving for UBO thoir sod bereavotnont. scholasticism something oltho truths concerning God which would speedily restore tbem to health. When o finely flavoured powder—a product which, when 0d.—Mrs Miluor, Messrs Wilson and E Down, Mrs Robinson, too lato tboy see their orror, and bitterly bewail the and his righteousness, ______Mrs Stoddart, R H 0, Mrs Wolford, Mrs Fostor, Mrs Builcy, LATB8T NEWS. prepared with boiling water, bos the consistence of Mrs Todd, Mr Eastwood, Mrs Dallcln, Mrs Robinson, Mr folly whioh brings them to a premature grave. tea, of whioh it is now with many, benefioially toking fifUrfcsts. Ladysmith is well and confident, and Joubert would Stockdalo, A Friend, Mrs Merryweather, Mrs Cooper. Holloway's Pills, if taken in regular doBes according tho place. Its aotive principle being a gentle nerve 3d.—A Friond, Mr Maok, Mrs Martin. NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET (Yesterday^ seem to have detached os many troops os he can spare, to direction., enrich and purify the blood. Disease stimulant, aupplio. tbe needed onergy without unduly Total.—JC-17 Os. Od. Largo supplies, foir busiaoaa doing, brisk demand for and bo marching south to Estoourt. Already eight is thus provonted from weakening tbo system, and the exciting the system. Sold only in labelled tinB. If best class of Btook. Slumbers: Cattle, 2.12&;. sheep,, thousand troops of tho Army Corps have arrived in Por Conservative Club: Amount previously ack- uuablo to obtain it of your tradesman, a tin will bo 7533; pigs, l.'lOii; oalves, 43. Prices (sinking offal)>; Natal, With tbeso and the Natal Volunteers General blessing of a sound constitution is enjoyed. At this nowledged, £20 Is.; Mr Tbos, Hoslop, 10s.; Social soason, wbon fevers, dysentery, and stomach disorder, Barnard Castle Pguiy Bank, Nov. 18th, sent post froe for 9 .tamps.—Jamos Epps and Co., Pipe Club (Railway Hotel), Hi.; Mr Philip Heslop, Beef, C>» to 'is 9d; pork, 3i 6d to Sa por stone ^ mutton, Glery may be expected to make a move shortly. 1899. No. of depositors 89; amount, £9 17. 2d. ore common, this wonderful ipedioine is specially Ltd., Homceopatbio Chemists, London. 5s.; Mr W. Parkin, 5s. j total, £21 12a. to 8d ; veal, 'l^d to 7d per lb. At tho other pluoes whero the Army Corps is Withdrawals, 7; amount,^ 14s 8d. useful. massing everything is proceeding well,