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Goforth, late of Honan, China, delivered :;’_ nl.-'|‘v-~ . v_]f» C.=v]fl\ ¢`if~\:\ ‘|77-nj<l1=~tnri_..y1

A-n E TORONTO, Ont., Sept-. 10.-The Rev. Mr.

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present upheavel in Lhuia. lie gave it as hisopinion that the aggrandizement of the powers was the salient reason for the up-

heaval, and he animadverted severely on their failure to surport the Emperor two

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of the missionary outlook at the end of the Japanese-China war,when, he said, the Emperor even went so far as to issue a proclamation ordering the people to rcadthz Bible. Th w ' w

at the po ers allo ed

him to be deposed he considered a. piece of almost criminal negligence.

Mr. Goforth added however, that he

7 considered that the suifering and death

_ and destruction of property arising out of

the present turbulence all would rebound to the advancement of modernism in

. China, and that the work mapped out by

the deposed Emperor two years ago would be continued.

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is very apt to tell her friends the secret of satisfaction-

When _we sell a piano

weiiexpect it, fhf°U8h_ WS P‘_”" chaser, to sell many more _ _

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good instruments as reason- ably as we dQ»

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Cl-IIINESE DUPLICITY.

Reward Given for the Killing of Christians.

BERLIN, Sept. ll.-The Pekin correspon- dent of the ‘Lokal 'Anzeigerf says that four boxers who were convicted of mur- deringChristians have been shot in the German jurisdiction. A number of re- portsthat were made daily to the Empress Dowager have been found in the Imperial Palace precisely enumerating the murders of Christians, and also a proclamation issued by Chung Li, a member of the Tsungli Yamen, in July, offering fifty taels ($70) for every n;ale Christian, forty for every female and thirty for every child killed.

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SPAIN'S GOOD EXAMPLE.

The Spanish premier has set this coun- try an example which Mr. Gosehen might, well follow, by striking fifty ships of war oif the eifective list. The condemned ves- sels are found to be quite useless for the purpose of naval defence, and Senor Silv- ela has courageously wiped them out._ There is not much likelihood that Spain will rise again to the lever of a first-elais power. Yet we might well take a leaf from her book and strike from the eifect- ive list of the British navy asjmany as fifty ships.-Naval and Military Record.

A REMARKABLE OPERATION.

An operation was performed at the

Notre Dame Hospital yesterday on Denis Primeau, who fell from 8. Wil1d0W Bflld fractured his spine several days ago. -'The splinters of the bone were successfully re- moved and the ‘patient is now recover- ing.-Montreal Witness. '

COAL F OR BRITISH NAVY

Berehaven, Ireland, Sept. 10.-The

ships of the British Channel squadron are now here filling their bunkers' with American coal from colliers chartered by the Admirality.

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I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by

MINARUS LINIMENT.

ANDREW KING.

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I was cured oQAcute] Bronchitis by

MINARD’S LINIMENT.

Lt..-Col. C. CREWE READ. ..`l`.'.`_

Sussex.

I was cured of acute Rheumatism ly

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Markham, Ont.

Free samples of pastuerized milk de-

livered in the city to any address left at the Factory. Water St. Call, send, or telephone. All t_f-

A 5 cent plug of §“Pa_tri0t

Twist chewing tobacco is 20 per cent larger than fc rmerly.

There is a lot of jardiniers in our show

window at half price. See them at P. Colwill’s. 13 IW

uanity of jardiniers for half price at' C0lwill`s. 13 1W

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The newest and latest 'designs of

erockery daily coming to hand at W. P. Colwi1l’s. 13 iw

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The Rev. Mr. Goiorth on the Chinese

He Will Not Compose Any New Music For a Year.

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The central figures in the cafe of the

Waldorf-Astoria during theluncheon hour yesterday were John Phillip Sousa and f`h'irles Klein. Mr. Klein was earnest l ore: the fa-2:. tha; they ner; there to discuss the de-tails leading up to a contract by which they will collaborate upon a. comic opera., and MrSonsa was not so earnest. Indeed, it is a pecularity of this rather remarkable man that he is apparently in earnest about nothing, whatsoever, yetlcontrives to reel oil' in a diy more work than obviously in- dustrious persons could attack in a week.

Sousa tells me that he promised Klein

after the production of “El Capitan" that there would be some other collaboration between them, and that the next score he writes will be to .fi libretto written by Mr. Klein.

“I shall not compose any new music,

however, until a year from now,” said the band master. “I consider that I am en- titled to a vacation. The only news of the slightest interest about my affairs fjust now is that George Edwards is negotiat- ing' with me with the expectation of send- ing “The Chai-latau" and “El Capitan” on t-our in South Africa."

COAST LANDS VERY FLAT. ‘

Civil Engineer Angle Says Houston is Only Fifty Feet/ Above Sea Level.

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NEW Yonx, Sept 11.-Some interestin

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West of Galveston, during the period of

1889-96, at a cost approximating $2,000,0(0, Mr. Angle said:

Y ry t, any- _

where from 3 to 5 above the mean low- water level at shore, sloping upwards to the interior at about one foot per mile, so f that Houston, distant about Hfty miles from Galveston, has an elevation of only fifty feet from the sea level. - '

-great strength for a. long timethe water

to the leeward necessarily-hunks up to a great heiszht when it strikes the land and

g I’ ii” G““’°S*'°“ is “’“"”Y ‘°“ feet above sea.leve1.” _ » _ . ~ - I ' E ` ‘ " ` " ` e I

much ofa. hurry to talk about it.

“Will Mrs. Green cont°ribute to the re- i n g

lief of those who have been kllled or made _

homeless by the stormi” was asked. ~ _ _ . _'_

The oilicial put the question.

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facts concerning the Texas disaster were told yesterday by George W. Angle, a. civil engineer, of No. 66 Broadway, who built the jetties at Velasco, iift miles

“The country generall is ve fla

“As a result when a hurrican blows with

to Discuss' The Calamity

°‘Ned’ is up' the State and is safe ” she

“Mrs. Green says she ha.sen’s any inter-

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est in the matter or time to discuss it ” - _ ` _ reported the oilicial. “She is in a hurry , to go up into the country.”_

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NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Mrs. Hettyk

Green, whose son. Ned Green, has inane-

ial interests in the destroyed city; said yesterday morning that she was too busy to give the disaster thought' That was

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which branches from rho . G"°'f"'°“

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We mean you donlt have to buy 'anything trashy or inferior in

Gent s Furnishing and Clothing Imo-

Why? Because you can come right to the Model Store and get Ink est up-to-date Clothing a.nd'Furnisliings at the lame price as yq ” would pay for the inferior kind. ~_

than any of them.

To tell you about all the “good things” that await you at the Indo in Store we would require all this paperrto ourselves. It’s easy for jbl

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That we can give a man__a more stylish outit than he cm get d#- where else in the city and at the same time do it 'cheaper and betta'

Oni: customers alwa s have a “ha look” when the 're les

to see themfhough, Weconsider it a. pleasure to show goods. M `

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store. Come in and we will tell you the reason why. ‘ » _ , ig

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