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NoMore War

Swords will}ibe beaten into plough shares later on; but ou armers do not need to wait till the “‘ Peace Conference” i over, before buying their plough rhares, as they can do soa orce, by calling at the Masonic Temple Store, where an: share, or other plough extras can be had for jess money, and

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ON THE VERY = BRINK OF WAR]

Troops Taking up Their Positions

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FORCE GETTING READY TO SAIL

Boers Already Marching to the |

Border.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |

A.persHor, Eog., Sept 8.—The Alder- shot News publishes an artiele, claiming

to be an authoritstive statement of the composition of the Home force for service in South Africa ic the event of war.

This force consists of two cavalry bri- gade, the latter including four battalions of theguards and one Irish and one

Highland brigade.

All the troops indicated are idw ator * near Aldershot.

The force would have quite a national character, and would mobilize here under the supreme command of Sir Redvers! Buller.

Carve Tuws, Sept T, (midaigh t)—The | Boers,it is stated positively ,are concentrate | ing on the border.

Loxpon, Sept. 8 —The Daily Mail pub- | lishes the following diepatzh from Johan- |

Pretoria with alccy of armed men was dispatcb- | ed to tbe Nata! border on Tuesday night with an @quipment of several heavy fe'd guas and @ quantity of ammunition.

Another Record Breaker.

Dexver, Colo., Sept. 7.— ord has bet received here that a Homing pigeon be. longing toR. F. Blaney, of Grafton, W. Va., released in Denver, July 29th, reach« ed home 6n August 29th, covering a dia~ tanceof 1,350 miles air line in 31 days, and break ing the world’s record fcr a long flight.

NEWS NOTES

statement cabled to a New York news paper that concessions in the Alaskan boundary question have been decided upon,

Since 1500 the Catholic Church has canonized 96 saints and beatified 230 other persons. Of the 416 oniv 58 were women; 79 in all were Italians, 69 Spaniards, 37 Portuguese, 14 Freneb, 13 Dutch, 5 Bel- gians, 2 Poles, and 4 Germane.

Sore Throat Cured in a Night

Mr. J. Woodward, 138 Shaw street, writee- My daughter was troubled with sore throat, which was much swollen. Griffiths’ Menthol Liniment was applied at night and in the morning all soreness and

swelling had disappeared. We

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CHARLOTTETOWN <: +See ea eek. SET TEMBER 8, 1899

THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS.

President eubin’s View —British

Allin the Wrong.

New York, Sept 7.—The World pub- | lishes the teilowing despatch from Paul | Krnger, president of the South Alfrican | Republic, in response toa message sent by that paper :

“Gladiy accede to your request to put | the Boer side before the American public.

“The present agitation against this republic emanated partly froma certain /section of British residents, to whom the existence of the republic, which embraces the most flourisnieg parts of South Africa, is @ standing eyesore, and who sutter f rom | thie prevailing jingo mania, and partly /aito fron mining capitalists who, not con- tent with having here the beat mining laws in the world, wish also to have complete control of all existing administration,

“The franchise voting question was taken up (by Englarfd) because it was

that poiut. Now thatthe altered franchise does not materially differ from the Am:zs can—it is in maoy respects easier—the agitation has become worse. The object clearly isthe destruction of our repuolic and the complete control of the best mines in the world.

*-The press, entirely controlled by capit- aliste, spreads unprecedented misrepresen- tation throughout the world against the Boer republic,

“We are determined to defend to the! uttermost that freedom and self-govern< ment for which our people have shed bleod \ in every partof South Africa. Though} we have nosuch powerful friend as you! proved io Venezuela and to other republics, we have strong faith that the cause of free- dom and republicaniem will triumph in the end.”

The Real Thing.

Ovonto, Sept 7.—The Pasteur institute commirsion, which receatly arrived here |to study the epidemic, asserts that it is The commis-

| the Pasteur serum and protest against the inefticacy of the san‘tary cordon.

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Military Tournament.

Orrawa, Sept 7.—M+jr General Hatton is completing arrangements for a grand military tournament at Montreal next year in which 20,000 troops from al! parts of the British empire will take part.

Birds of a Feather.

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Montreal, Sept 7.—The Liberals of B maventure wil! cfter J Israel Tarte tie nomivation for the next Dominion election.

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In this ci‘y, at the residence of James McMuorror, on September 4th, inst , Mary Dorie, aged eleven months, daughter of Bernard aod the late Melinda Fitz- patrick.

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wegian bark Nadia, broke away from her anchorage at Cape Tormentine during tke heavy gaie,and drifting down the gulf of St. Lawrence, struck on a reef near the lobster factory on the South Shore, about five miles from here, and it is feared will become a total wreck.

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Pucwasu, September 8.—The Nor-

TROTTING RACES.

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Havirax, Sept. 8.—At Kentville, yes- terday Minota won the free-for-all, Wara ren Gay second, Special Blend chird.

International Cricket,

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Hairax, Sept.8.—The Service eleven defeated the Ziogaris, of Boston; at cricket yesterday by fhree runs and seven wickets.

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A PARENT'S COMPLAINT.

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Dear Sir,—Wil! you kindly sllow me alittle space in your valuable paper, and will you kindly let us kuow whether the Mode! echool is a public school or not,

and is it right that the children living away down in the eastern part of the town, | far from the public schools—Kent and |= Prince Street, should be, as some of the j children sre turned out of the Normal echocl to make seom for children of a

upper cla ¢, as they style themeelves, and |

those very children’s parents bad made the application long ago, and had been attending the Model School before the holidays. But some ot them were turned home this year to make room for some of the children of the upper class who live nearer Prince Street Schoo) than do those away up in the city; aud chose very people who bave made application are wel! able to have their buffalo robes and horses, while the poorer classes have to take shanks mare, and poorly clad at that. But as the Principal of the Model School made useof the expression to the scholars “they wanted to give “destinction to the | school” by having some of the so-calied upper crust, | aw sorry the expression was used,as | always considered him a geatlemen and a royal geod teacher. 1 remain, Oxecr THE Herr.

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Dear Sins,—Within the past year I know of three fatty tumors on the bead baving been removed by the application of MINARD’S LINIMENT without any surgical operation and there is no indica- tion of a return,

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