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impiiooioo. New Bmswioii., Prominent Conservatives Occiipy Seats on the l’latfor_m--Sir Chééaprles . sieamsinp

-- _ _ I Predicts it Conservative Victory in the Corning Election--The _ Andi- ___ .iw

C HINA NOW' VVAXTS PEACE.

LONDON, Sept 4.(-Special).-An Imper- ial edict names Li Hung Chang; Lang Lu, How Tung and Prince Ching commissf ioner to negotiate peace.

FOREIGNERS VVANT PEKIN HELD.

Four German warships reached Woo Sung on Monday.

Allforeigners iu the Far East protest

against leaving Pekin.

aUss1A's rArn rnrrsnsroxs.

The general belief is that the Ministers

will hold the same view. Russian otllcials repudiate any I inten-

tion of permanently occupyingxllanchuria and Russia will not claim any territorial concession, provided the other powers so refrain. I 'nm BAD nowAci=;n Eurnnss.

The Dowager Empress is new at Tai

Yuan Fu where fifty missionaries have “been slaughtered practically under sup- evision cf the Viceroy,being beheaded and their bodies thrown to the dogs. _She is investigating the conduct of all

who showed friendship to foreigzr

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REVDLTING CRUELTIES REPQBTED.

News is being received of revoltirig cruelties and outrages indicted on female missionaries before they were murdered.

These make a lenient policy unpopular

'among those who have lived in the East.

irvmmrcrz Acairvsr rin: mi Pmiss.

Unmistakable evidence is accumulating

pf the Dowager Empress’ connection vv ith

the trouble which the Emperor is said to

have implored her to prevent.

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To cure n Cold In time Da!

Take Laxative Bromo Q\1if\iUe_T9b¥°‘§f‘ All druggists refund the money if it ai_s to gui-9, 2.5¢. E. W. Groves signature is on each box. A02- 31~ 35W 9m'

Losr._iii the G mioos. on S191 rdey evening, a black pocket book. ¢0“f‘a‘F’,’_‘n§ 8' Small sum of nioneg and tW0 keys-_ _ in er will please leave at this office. 4 31

A cent Of “Pa»I¢I`TOt

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Twist c heiving 130021000 IS -0

pei' cent larger than formerly

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CANADIABS WOUNDED, 0l\E MISSING.

OTTAWA Sept. 4.-(Special).-Sir Alfred

Milner telegraphs that MeGillvray was missing from Bloemfontein on Sept 1 and Whitley and Hicks of Stra.thcona's Horse are shot,the former slightly and the lat- ter seriously.

nunnnn Par-:Ps Ar LYDENBERG.

Cnoconrnn RIVER Sept. 4-(Special).-

Gen. Buller reports having reconnoitered the Boer positions in the mountains overlooking Lydenberg. '

Gen. Botha is witha force holding' the

pass. The Boers kept up an all day fusil-

lade against the British.

RETURNED s0LDIER.s AWARDED humans.

Sr. STEPHEN N. B. Sept. 4,-(Speeial)-

A meeting was held here this evening at which 155 Fenian Raid medals were pre- sented to Charlotte County veterans and patriotic speeches made by several lead- ing citizens.

The feature of the evening was the pre

sentation of medals to three Charlotte County men just returned from South Africa.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST

C1osing`prices Sept. 4th

American Sugar 1223 American Steel and Wire 363 American Tobacco 91 Brooklyn Transit

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Federal Steel

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New York Central

Rock Island `

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Tennessee Coal and Iron

Union Poo Prrd ` . United States Rubber

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srR1c'rLY TRUE.

In every respect and attested by the

testimony of thousands the Putnam‘s Painless Corn Extractor is a sure and painless cure for corns. The claim tha it. isjust as good made by those endeavor in to palm off irnitations for the genuine onglyproves the superiority of “Putiiam`s’. Use only Putnani’s Painless Corn Extra

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`_"towa;rdsthet1-oatiofthe platform

The he”-5 °f Yesterday was U'Yi‘gib“t form wasa balcon illled with chairs

to the admirers of the great Sir Charles' , “(1 “ S h mo 0..Th

ieioisa, Diiiiiing

In tilie Toutiileyii end ofitherrink was ;_'qmmul`f€`“_aS generous and hearty. 31.3316 gf strengt Sh Hes. on t.he i#ei'e1;-tel tie p iitiorm. no ___>_-.'o'>ri1.ii_€_e.‘ _ _V _ A 1 __ _ _ ur ene y C31'€S. C \` _ . ti Aiionr those on he platform viere h h ba k hi” _from female

-f i with i~cd_ white and liluemfiis very :ii-tis c _ ‘ _ ,_ _ . couc , er c ac g, .

___ . __ i ._ . I _ D. Cordon. Senator Provv se Cvrus » _ _

A) D ;~.n<l ti‘fii'i§-i`ori1ied the riifl-e biiii<Tin_-_g [_ O_n _ _g 1 _ _I 'H _.Q i _ V’ ,° - E Ffoublei and gets up and _puts on a Smd

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p ies; ing of the result The harle~f sea- audL,,P,m,1t ‘G I hlbpcndcnce of Canada

! `°“ 3l’p‘U`e“t\y did not interfere with me “C-iriariri for C;iiiadi:iiis,` “One Policy. ,__ ,_

W7- -' ll . l ~ from the rural districts. In ~_ _ _. - . - . - ,_ L i ‘ J( ui " _Q V ter express-

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lrliiit nas nt had been iut FJH TA HN 0 Vommny added to U e `_ T that ‘nd ‘

T* ~ ii as .~_<».iioil \\ iiii deals placed upon heavy , ..._ _:_ i double her

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“item ance _ p _ I lag. -_i .Ac strung in .ill directions. One Taft the 5331" had ND9ned "ery fast' and liiiiiilzxfwl imliiiticinal liglits Placed by the _ , _ , _ _

U`ai“`3 from the els” mm th" w_€1“` ti~iil»e:‘. 'l`hcproiiien:idc of the Rink was _ ' ' ~ __;,§=i -ff-=.

3553 iwought Img? m`u"b"r"" 'll G _'il-o sciited :intl e\'e1‘_Y Dirt. of the building A .I "

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streets \\'e_1‘e tlii‘o‘.i;feil with people as

F ‘ f ‘ ° _ ‘ I iivrisnitiiized to make space for the audi , ' _,"`;,` . p 1' o ‘.ie iiiectiiigr iieiiref _ = . _ , '~» ' 11* -.Q-f ,. .

_ , _ étl e. io... V i __ _$4 ) 3 1 lense. The 4tliP.eg. B_iiid played as the _;i_i_ ,i,_V'_>_,.;._7_ .

th 15 e°t“uat""l that mer 'J J p"O‘U`e `mii`f~I.'~iic-e mas:-mblocl. _ i -"mf li -1:#-*__*

.I . -i~ , F 3; _ i '_ T)IllTlll`l9`,. » '_ I _ . .- ‘~‘r;., Li, _ --,_ _ “ ne p`(_T):ff r1.'t"]‘;';)_ttl;;`Ni_i,,‘_£ S i The _rirrival ‘of Sir Charles _and | .-_ ,...

. ““` “OW 91" LO ` T ` " ` ‘t 'p_ii~t_\: _was imnisvliately indexed by thel; - '

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' ' QKJOM’ mm"‘."`r of "` 'I "T "MCM K ‘e m i~e~.<f;le;<s audience :iiitlas the D;ii‘tY.entered

_ ` ’ and on tl e left e 'ii t e ' tt

and his associate Hon. George Eiilas Fos- Home 0f{3ima_ia_»f _,gong the dm-ereu ter' It was evident that from the tone of _ sides of tlieibiiiiding' were the following ` the address the Birouet considers the Do- inicfi iomz ..Bm_;_3_h Pl.efe,.enCe for ,

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m`nioii election close enough to the nori- Canmmn Pmdu,“_tS,.. “A United C.mada’»» Ship. But the kind ofa 0ne_s1ded PaI_tner_ , ,z iii togiistify loosing bei ond and p 0 “One Fm; Impmml Umty fo, Defencp ' ' _

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iof the clergy of the different denomina- tions.

Shortly before eight o‘clock Sir Charles'

appeared on the platform in company-

` Patrick Blake, President of tlie_-,Liberal Conservative Association. A few seconds

_ later Hon. Geo. E. Foster also took his seat upon the platform. The- reception given Sir Charles and Hon. Mr. _» Foster was very enthusiastic. . -_fi _» Mr. P.'Blake presided and in h§ usual' happy manner introduced Sir Charles, In his introductory remarks Mr. Blake that it gave him great pleasure to again! ' introduce the grand old leader offéie Con-'i A servative Party. He would notfitake up

Htliitthe large audience would also le f pleased to'hear'Hon. Geo. E. Foster. He' Kfwaspleased tosses-,sovmany oi the fair i\ sex present, and was sure that no person would interrupt theeveninglspmceedings. Kr. Alexander Martin than advanced

it and read an address of _welcome to Sir

Ihrce hearty cheers and

if thanked the donors of the address. had always come; to the Island with pleasure. The arduous duties as Leader of the Opposition prevented him from re- turning to the shores of the Province before. There' is no place for 1:he sain- brity of climate, etc., that visitors can visit 'with better advantage than P. E. Island. He was present on this ooooaionii

T because he felt that during the past few

years the people had been able to ‘ contrast the result of the two parties and _ that the independent electors are bound to give to the Conservative Party their support. He would appeal to the honest patriotic men present whether_Liberalor

, Conservative. He would present for con-

the day was one that the Sunday crowds I Across the front of nge balcony was an art. l Side”-t'i0I_l 30130 Of the °18i1D8 °f H143 81945 admire. It was a little hot at noon but as istic arch bordered with evergreen__ Up the sun sank to the western ` horizon a ' on the arch in large letters was C001 breeze WHS ‘°1°WiH=‘§ andthe SWB i T' 'tho following ioeoripoioo. “Woioomo sir mg °f the 'monday passed mm the °buV` _ Charles and Distinguished Guests.” On

io" of mght' _ _ ii' the right side ofgthe platform was the

The weather was even rnore_deli,<_rhtfnI motto iipatrons of our Volunteer Heroes-

T pirty which hehad the honor torepresent. _ There is an infallible index to guido- the public mind on this occasion. That ill-, f -tex is to contrast the past historyof both parties. In the years 1873-8 the Mackenzie

. ‘ Laurier government were in power. For e ` the past four 5 ears the electorate have had t I another opportunitv to witness the record

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Marriage is said to be an equal partner-

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halve his sorrows.” . ’1`l1a't’s ivliat; is expected ofla wife, and the won- ` der of the world is that she <':orne's"so closely to expectation. For as a rule from the time of

i1‘-_l“`if1\U1@H`l‘1`@*°“f°' 3tliciirii1i~nse auditoriiiin the outburst of inarria e onward, her body is daily’

§ I1 and her mind- daily

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W - Y- g - ' fi ifii- fer with inflammation. u1°efaU0U, he 1,, _ tating drains or female trouble. T ere 8 aniabsolute cure for alljtliese 111 D0!-*P°f__Q Pierce’s Favorite Prescriptiorl- If m‘_*_¥*"f-1. 1 he a P1eef=» ee ew .‘;it.”;»»;°‘..°f“‘°...e

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vrcmornrrms Blrunzvmn noi.

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who have been wrong. For il. few 'rninutg he would point to the leading quagtiggg Since Ml! Person question this extending of eonfoderatibui -hom sea to sea? When the late Sir John Macdonald undertook to carry out Contodemtionv in “S #owed br' its Pao oc the day. The carrying into eRect of con- _ federation wasbyftlic Liberal Conserva- tives Party and when the were ole-

nomioioo or fno~¢infinoii time no S gi-mer oonti-ur'oouid= be ' was the Mackenzie-Laurier and the ('kmservativcgovornmont.'_ in opposition the party which he tha, iioooi-foropiesone-not any: waht so give the _best adrlcepéthat lay_iu" that power. After at length with tha reign of the Mackenzie government he

rofoi-rod zoriio defeat irwoo niom by su- I Joiio ,Moodoooiiio odmiqsnicton in im,

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