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He Will Be Taken to

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BULLER HEARD EROM.

The British Resist at Tien

Tsin-British Occupy Netspruit.

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YYARSHIP AT PRESIDENT KRUGER`S DIS-

POS.-\L.

Lonrxzo MAnQi:Ez,Sept. 19.-(Special).

-The government of Holland has placed

a warship at President Kruger`s |disposal to take him to Holland.

BRITTSI-1 oucurx' N1»:LsPRI:iT.

The British have occupied Nelspruit. General Buller reports the bulk of his

opponents are mercenaries and Cape Colony rebels. THE Bmrisf-I AT TIEN TsI.\’ VIGOROUSLY RI-;sIsT

Tu-:N TsI.\', Sept. 19.-(Special).-The

British authorities have been ordered to

oppose and vigorouslv resist the occupa- tion of Shan Hai Kwan and Tien Tsin the

railway owned by the British syndicate and leased to Russia.

Hannux, Sept. 19.-(Special.)-Scpt. 6 is fixed as the date for next year’s Halifax exhibition.

-GREAT DAMAGE DONE BY ru-:CENT sromu.

St. Pierre fishing fleetfsuffercdfseverely

in the reeent storm. Over,forty schooners from fishing grounds put in, all more or less damaged. George F1-ecker now here has been advised of the loss of one of hi

vessels. The captain and two men were . drowned. The loss to the Beet will reach thousands of dollars.

HE THANKS HEAVEN.

That He Used Dodd’s KidneyPills, Which Saved His Life.

Bowmanville, Se}>t.17.-Marvellous in-

deed isthtcease o Mr. A. W. Gibbons,

miller of t is town

Here is his story, as he himself tells it:

I cou1dn't eat, nor sleep; had terrible pains in my back and stomach.

“Doctors said I had Bright’s Disease.

But theycouldn’t cure me._ _ “Thank Heaven,whetherit was Rr\Rbi»S

Disease or anything else, Dodd s Kidney Pills soon cured it.

“I hope the news of my cure will SDl'f¢8d

over vghole cémnltry, so tl€:::l1;i\:lflf;;1§ ers w ear o t e remedy in the world-Dof¥d%s‘KidneyPill_s. Dodd’s Kidney Pills are theoxnr medicin that had ever cured Bright s Disease.

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will make them go.

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Childs’ “ “ “

Boys’ “ “ “

Come at once before this

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At Work Upon his New Church in Vanleck Kill- ed by Falling Wall.

ISLAND mmsrsnnar A. san DEATH.

VANLECK, Ontario, Sept. 19. - (Spec-

ial.)-The gable wall of the new stone

Presbyterian church fell this morning. Two men killed and three fatally injured. Pastor Rev. John McLeod a native P. E. Island and Gusty Delorme mason are dead. Mr. McLeod was standing on the wall watching the work when it toppled over. He was hid with falling debris and died in a few minutes. He came here from

Richmond, Quebec. .His parents are liv- ing on P. E. Island. During the present summer Mr. McLeod visited Charlotte- town and went to his old home in Belfast

on the following day.

He remained here five weeks and held

altogether twenty-live services at Orwell, Murray Harbor,Belfast and Wood Islands. He was considered one of the ablest

preachers in his Presbytery and delivered sermons in both English and Gaelic. On the Monday evening before he left the Island he delivered an interesting address on C. E. work in Zion church.

The late Rev. John McLeod was the

son of Mr. Donald McLeod, and was born at Garneld. Belfast, in 1815. He received his ohooiogiosi oaooaoioh oi Mocin. ooo after a short pastorat 2 assumed charge of the congregation at Vankleck.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST

Closing prices Sept. 19th

American Sugar 116 American Steel and Wire 321 American Tobacco S7i

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Foreigners.

The following is a letter from

Rev. F. J. Bradshaw, of Bedeque who, is a missionary among the Chinese in the center of the Boxer District,

Again we are called to record the faith-

fulness of our covenant-keeping God. Rumors were passing in the neighborinit district telling how the foreigners were all burned, killed or driven away while we were in perfect health carrying on our usual work openly without fear or op- position. Thursday evening, July 12, we weregathered together in this inner room. lt was our regular church prayer meeting. A heavy thunder storm raged without and

only a few had come, but thi? who had come to meet God felt him very conscious-

y present.

We vvereconsidering how that when

we pray, we too should ask for and ex- pects token for good. With this thought Still in our hearts we had gone to our knees and One of the brethren was still speaking with God for us, when a crash, as of the impact of a cannon ball tearing towards us from the next room, and through the open doors poureda wild fiery

ight, filling-our The petition went

on to its close. Ahother and another fol- I .

owed Then we went out when, what was

our consternation, to-Gnd' our common de- sire answered, and before we had yet Bn-

ished praying, the crash' l1"a¢l~‘f come, the lightning had entered the nien’s sleeping room through an air hole in tile roof, -struck a near post,tore oil’ a heavysplinter followed the post through the door to the book room below, tearing a like road for itself until it reached the book case.

Here it left the post tearing down the

side of the book case, touching a bracket, it passed in through the_doors, in through

the chapel windows and out through the

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A. WEDDING PRESENT.

Of practical imp irtance would be abottl of the only sure-pop corn cure-P\1iiIl8»ll1 Painless Corn Extractor-which ¢8»_D b had at any drug store. A continuation o the honeymoon and the removal of eorns both assured by its use.

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Wanted at Once.--Two bi-ights

learn millincry work. _Apply ,io Emma Toombs.; head milliner with M0°f¢ & McL¢°d_ ls ii.

T,-va snowiiake loaf, only six cents.-

W. Pickard Sc Co., Bakers and (_}_riJg:e1rv:-:V

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vestry, for we, too, saw the light and felt the impact. In the book room, with his back to the splintered post, not two feet away, sat Hwang Tsi Gao, leaning over thc table ,in a' dose, supposedly watching the gate (lest some lute comers be shut out on this stormy night). Small splinters had fallen on his head and shoulders and woke him, and there he sat, not frighten- ed, not even knowing anything unusual had happened, happy and well. Yes, God has given us one token for good.

He had allowed the thunderbolt to eoine

so near in awful: pcwer, and yet no one was hurt and no property destroyed. But the enemies did not see it thus. For them it was the heaven-given opportunity to rid them ,of the foreigner. “The thun- der god strikes them and shall we fear to do thelsamei" By8 o’clock on the mom- ing of the 13th, the whole city was mov- ing towards our place, the greater part to see the strangest thing that had hap- pened and some to share in the extended loot. Scattered among these were the evilly disposed. telling all sorts of lies;

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We had hardly more than told the official just what had occurred when he, very much disturbed by the yells of the mob, was saying, “how is this thing going to endl” I followed him out. Reaching the closed doors, he feared to .open them.

The missionary,with a re-assuring shout, ~

rushed forward, opened the doors and faced the crowds, which fell back and lied from the room as if struck with panic»by the suddenness of the approach. A mpd was now opened for them to pass in and out, that all might see and go home satis- fled, But Chinese like, he would come in but not go out.

So the oflicial made as if to go. The

underlings asked the crowd to make way for their lord's departure. The crowd ‘cleared the place and the omcial passed after them - but to the steps, callcdifor a bench and sat dewn in the dog;-_ M;-_ Upenshaw (Mr. Bradshaw'i co-adjutor) came. The foreigners were attracting attention and desired to pass within. The military officials with a hundredfbraveg ca ue up with sticks, but the crowd made

rfogiove to depart. Indeed they began to urst the side doors and throttle the Vunderlings. Two ,of the nearest were iarrestcd and chained to thcofiter railing.”

violence in act or speech. Still the crowd stood~undecided. The omcials thegb and then wrote a proclamation Saying all is right “Free Doctrine Hall,” -The lighting mihihgiho poor me ho isgec. tions on them. Please all go home lest you beseen in the company of evil .men and involved in their guilt. The doors were

This oireoiuouy .ohookod ini furfhor,

Audience to Witness Ceremony.

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St. Paul's Church was filled with a fash-

iouable audience yesterday afternoon for the wedding of Miss Lillian Hammond Dodd, daughter of Hou. Thos.Dodd. to Mr. Harry E. Mahon, barrister-at-law, of Hali- fax,and son of the late Edward T. Mahon.

Selected palms and golden rod harmon-

ized :with autumn foliage, banked the chuncel and lent a fitting contrast to the bright gowns of the ladies.

During the seating of the guests Prof Earle presided at the organ and several selections were given. Long before the appointed hour the man y friends of the young people found their assigned places in the densely packed church through a staff of courteous ushers, including Fred. L. Haszard, M. D. and Mr. Maries Mills, attorney-at-law.

The ceremony was performed by Rev.

Leo. Williams, rector,assisted by Rev. W. H. Sampson, of St. John, N. B.

The bride, who was given away by her father, was -' attended by Miss Winifred Cotton as maid of honor. while Mis Annie :Mahon,[sister of the groom, and Miss Ethel Davies, daughter of Sir Louis Davies, were bridesmaids. The [room was supported by his _cousiu, Mr. Fitzroy Elliot of Halifax.

The bride was attired in a handsome

gown of white mousseline de soie over ivorygsatin, a dainty flchu of chiffon lace being clasped with a diamond and pearl pendant, the Rift of the groom.

with tiny clusters of orange blossoms and lily of the valley,-and shacarried ashow- er bouquet of ' white roses and maiden hair fern. ,

The maid of honor wore pale green

organdie prettily trimmed with ef valencienues lace with a dainty iiehu.

The bridal veil was becomingly fastened.,

Rev. John McLeod of P. F. J. Bradshaw of Bedeque, Writes From Among Nuotials of Miss Doddfhc Clerk of the cron I i5_ 1_ while the Chinese in Boxers District. and Mr, Mahon,

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OTTAWA. Sepia. 17. -(spooioi)-'rho Clerk of the Crown of Chancery ‘is kent busy vreraring for the oiooiii-is which, however caanot be caligd, for some time yet, as much remains to be done and the Gave;-1 General mustbe here before dissollliiih. Heis not expected until October peril? not till the middle of the month asls reaches Brandon on Oct. ith, to remdn several days. The position now the elections are not held early in Nonfi- ber they ,may be putmfuntil booomo or tho oohauios or ihoiooso. '

mohyi on the hosioof zhobridofsf ` , - to immediate relatives and a few intlmie. .friends-, , .

the w ,bound Wiéfibdiéimidfsgg v°rr_,. Q- wivefsos s-iggiow . I - on ihoii-'iiiiorh

"tour the happy - i.1»giiostn!et,’il'.¢ihs.'f» 'iff , ~ .

A hmeooghof and vein-

' Tin Guaanrnr joins with _the Ili' friends in extending best wishes tok. and Mrs. Mahon.

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now alltoglether cleared. The people moved miiemexdassglizdiafhy £:';e°£l:'i°ne Wasmxcrox, Sept. 19.---(Speeiellé-4.

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SEV; ° ° "° D°°"i”° Him" ‘"" and picture hm of ohiiroo. They aiiworo Fw' 11°* S°°°1‘1»

° initial clasps studded with pearls. the _erly winds. S ,

"°`_ gift of the groom, and carried shower CHR0NIC'tNfnGE°sT~I0N '

The odlcials sent a de utation to the

bouquets of pink carnations.

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missionaries: Would we not move out A l'5“°h°°“ 'as “wed att" the oem'

. . ° ~ -- ` e' on P u hide in the other strongholds or in the " - _ follyto expectetomechmediclnes to cures

yamen. They would close the “Free Doc- To cu" a wld m me diy' severe case of indigestion ordnipepeia.

trine Hall” doors and put upon them the , Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The kidnéys, liver and bows mustlut

imperial seal thatnone but an outlaw dare All dmgggff im? té‘:o':§;‘;¥ ifagggig lsmei brook. Tho.-o hiiooiooorioo objooiod thot ”° °“,,’§{,-¢,,,,_' ' ° Au, 31 d‘*§,,. om un».$n»oiixi.mq'-Hiweriin. their sal, were usually und to close up °n e . ' 7 ' ' Durel! v°8¢table‘,act nleasantlyandna&> house.” eva mm 8 dw it _ _ xi.. - _ ==r. = - I-T l==f allyand positiveycuredyspe hilton-

- e' n at the mls is military or naval protection, while D053 5l1d5t°ml°hl7l‘°\lb|°l» 0|:all&@ ~

sionaries left now the outsiders would say ~ 25 cents a box.'take no ,S\1b6$i¥fl,1¥9-. A, the ocioioio, though outwardly with :ho A'”°"°;°sf mb" b° m "°f““°s:,:;“° ffed °""-"'°°*'-“‘-'° ° ’ *

rt er move un ess y ear .4 »l

foreigners, are really helping us in turn not ma e u dw- A 5 GODS Ol them out Both [dba sofrom him that the local con iions _ _

» er vw enwumzod to . c to _ Twist chewi tobacco is N

”“” °“ ”“° ”°"° °"’°"""°"’ °‘P°°““8 ° :$l§o°`hr1gelliTucii:l;”p;i1¥ Caixiifa er cent larggrg than formed!

“Fe 'emu' Seventy °°ldi°" we” -"h°" Methodists are preparing to leave. Ru P

given to us for the night. But they slipped awa before th 'ddle f h '

mor; an scsi; in all directions to the in-

. y em' ° t emght 1”" land t ti and mountain resorts. But

11_1z_ 1118 vgtl; a six'-lmualn gilgxrd from the the ilgngiahas fearfullydecidedto stick civi an wo mii y. ext afternoon _ . . . th W k w the district ollcial supposedl 3 d wKmt'm°'t°ramme 'amass . no

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not what is in the future, but we aretold

en yca ut ore he left he man om_u“"“_e not to holddem-and Ggd

anged to very delicately hint that the Lis over he&d_ Have not mm, tp “nd

foreigner might be safer if he would go

the river.The next morning my next mom' Yours

neighbor tells me when they do come seek .»

how the place inside was literally torn to ' ing my life to slip over into his back ar - --

pieces, three men had been killed, burned land he will hide me in his bf-lck lxhtmg' Wat china black by the lightning and the 'cprpsesl mom _ _

had been carrici in the backioom. Thus 11; was Sunday morning again The 17118? Silmd HD Uh* P€0P1¢ and Called in ` christians and friends came in through the rabble, ‘while they shouted the battle l the back dmv and (med our vest# and an

cry las only a. Chinese mob can. They?

snatched and began to tear the tracts. My it the token he had gin” as for good (che

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our hearts moved as we thanked God for

Servant- °DP°5m€= was S°‘Z°d» *nd "as striking of the post with lightning and M108 dl'33£’°d “IW the 3t1`¢¢i'» Wheni ha? ,l the miraculous escape of Awang Tsi Goe HY, 918 di5l?\'i¢i °m°i°~l Gamer . who sat under the post) a token we would

.have declined had we been told befme

As the missionary received him inside, , hand “fl Pet" Was: but G0d'S Wken of his he ordered the inside doors closed. F1om,`imm°dmte_ P°e5‘”°¢ °f his Almighty this time the yelling increased ten fold. 1, P°We1`» Of h1SC°“St"~ml‘P1`°b¢¢i»l°D. 0fSl1ame

‘to our enemies. of future blessin sae

Ps. 86). It was an open meeting anglggoh gave his testimony. showing how God had '_ strengthened their faith by bringing them .through llre. lightning and mob, unhuri; ' and happy. If God wanted their chapel or their lives they were at his disposal. 'Come what will, 'we know thou wilt take to thyself glory and bring us at iast to thyself. Messrs. Swat and Wang, ire-

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The Thunder»God Strikes Them, and Sha11We Fear to d0

The Same?” The Tumult Caused by Lightning Which Struck The Free Doctrine Hall -The Chinese Mob Considered it the Heaven Born Chance to Get Rid of

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