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ATURDAY Moniurio -I “T -

Bsoxenfsoclgrr CAUSES Anxiiirv

But Chinese Government Will Take Strong

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' Measures for

its Suppression

Russians Retire North of Il/lukden---Communication Prac-'

ticallg Suspended Port

of Holding Out till January." Location of the

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AN OTHER JUNK STORY. ure that no .~u~i'ious nttenlpt wi I be ninile Lennon, sent. sofispecnli-'riim it 1° lwld M\1kfh~"- ,

no fresh war news but Chefoo nrlvices unrzar nusslnu A.\'xm'r\'.

t iI~of the enpture of at junk trying to! s.,»_ pmER5,,U,m_ SL.,,,,_ 30_`S,,ec|,,\)_ “Peak °“t °f 11°F* AYLIIUT Wm' ‘“l1I|S~ Conilnunlcntion with Mulcilen hns been

mmnriunriun Ar rom' /iwruim. I prnoticnily susp ndeil, nnil St. Pete;-ni>u|-g

The C|,i"Bsedcc1m.e,] that the Jarlmcm, is thex‘oi‘ore Vsuilcrixlg nnoihor period of .

|n ,agent a,,s,m||;_,, ,_,m,.m,.d Several anxiety nnd suspense ut just the time

Russian positions but could not hold thenl I when me I“l'Il““l'I°“ had bw" “IW”

ng,,_hmt_ me Russian nm from “her forw E that important ‘developments were iln- NEW Boxma MOVEMENL mlnent between the nrlnlcs of (ienrr..l

Reports ure receivell of the formation-

in certain Chinese districts of n n_\\' Pom' ARTHUR """E"7L-

society on Boxerrlines and some fears are _ Port Arthur is more isnlnted than ever, entertained of anti-foreign outbreaks. and the only news fmm that piece comes

\VILL BE SUPPRESSIID. _

The princIpn'\c'm'rc“ or me nglmmon. mutlon thnt the garrison is coniidi-nt of Q

is "lm" Tung “ml Viceroy Yuan’ who being nblo to ho'Il out until the first of

suppressed the Boxers has b en ordered to suppress the society.

’.ihe foreign mini tern feel confident of ‘ LOCATION DF DA PASJ' »

ms "bum, ,V0 do ‘Ihm Dn Pass, or 'i‘o Pnsn, mennlngz Gmn’

Pnss, now (nnturod by the Jnpi, in situ-

` nted about 45 miles youth-oust of Mukden

The lnufn force of the Russian nrmy und about the |»iu.In6 distance north-east of

has` retired tp the north of Mukden. L no Yung. It is about % miles south of S.rong bod es of troops hnve been thrown the Hu‘n River. '

R U ~ STA N FU NCES Rli/l`I]li NG.

Arthur Garrison Hopeful

Pass.

Kuropniliin und Field Mnrshnl Oyuuln.

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I by viny of VLadivos‘o k. ° I It contains, however, the hopeful intl

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out Jo. .dofand _ _both Banks, _and the ' "The Japanese, before attached Da Pass »

southern nppronches to the city have on Sept.24, but nccordinq to desputches

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been en efulfy mined. ,The lndicntlons from l-Inrbin, were twice repulsed. » R-“s5i5“ Artillery Le,a"/ing the Liag Yansi

TESMHEKIDNEYS- rn/we AND sH|PP|Nc. ' ' ` P ‘ i

Allo urine atnud in B RIMS "H501

for twgny £q_u,|-“Ixoursand it nt the end of that it is clouded or has lelu a sediment in the bottom of the vessel you may be sure thot yogi- kidneys ere diseased. As n menus orlnglaarnting tips notion ot the gidpeys "nn *making t renin strgrgorzracg es tny . are Quo preps a. n s _ und ron'q so thorough as Dr. Chase s Kid- ney-Liver PIIIB- .

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CHICAGO- IMRKITS-

Cmonoo, Sent. 30 -(SP¢0lnl)- Sept. Wheat 118 Oét. Wheat 113

»- com 485 “ Corn 50.? “ Pork 13.l_7§ “ Pork lI.42§

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Farmers’

Boots

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wet, made bl/ of water-proof

_Get a

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PORT 0F CHA RLOTTETOWN.

Scpt.28 nr: Brilliant, Bnudrenu, North

Sydney. ’

Sept. 20 nr: S S Lunenburg, Burns

Piatou; Swnllow, Sfmmm, Pugwnsh; S. S. Electro., McLaren, Montague; S S. Lunenburg. Burns_,_Pictou.

Sept 28 cid: S B Lunenburg, Burns

Picton. V

Sept. 29 cld: Swallow, Semmm, Pugwnsh;

Clrcnssiun, Skinner, Sydlley; Edward Grover, Cruickshnnk, Picton; S B

Electra, McLaren, Montague; B S Lunen-

burg. Burns, Picton.

WHEN YOUR CHILD SUFFERS, For look of lguovvledza of the ynlue of

Dr. Qhase's,Olntqae,nt in uoure lui; schema, many a mother has been worn out in the effort to relieve her child* of sutferlng. Eczema, sonld bead and other for s i

itching rkln disease are oominon to :Tilla- re e eclail dun-inn the teethln sriofl

U D .Y B ,'

Thduih readily cured pay Dr. Shins ointment, eczema, if neo eoted, booomee iohronlo and may last for years.

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sonisnni; New

IIASZIIIII 85 MIllIllE’S.~

We're showing something real nevv and very choice in pic- tures this week, fini: colorings chaste frames, good Snblecls, inpricas all' thé Way from 95C to ¢7.5o eaéli. Aihnew goods at speciai:exhibitlon prices.

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BAR Rumen, Me., Sept. 88.-Dr. PhinlM'J. Horwitz, B2. of Philadel- phia died here today after n. very limi illness: Dr. Horwitz was in charge

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ROUNDS OUT THE FORM..

Persons who have become pale, wfak

and thin by overwork. worry or dloeuoe find that Dr. Chnso's Nerve Food is won- derfully effective ln f ming nevi blrod,

~ Cutting Out' the Torpedo Boat Ryeshitelne.

WILL BE QARL GREY’S A. D. C-

restorinn n healthful glow to the compiexl- Q

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I1 _ k . BAIRD at PETERs,s1; .Jann

d _ Y 011'AwA,cep|_2r¢.- Cunt. Newton who

, _ _ If NN- THUPUO IIUSDIIAI <I\H`5n8’ °h°':|‘;lb:|n|e9‘iPt‘I;';dI:;|3I1lr? ‘gtg I?hrlT Nstiatntlgg ima been A. 1). G. to Lord Dundonnlld, hu,

' llexioun wm-.andlswr medicallnslvfcwrlzrommenr, and one ‘proven by noting been omnedthe position or A. D. iz. to

In the United Stltes" navy, retirimrlyour increase in wel! li- Em.1(;,.,,,’u,,,,,cw governor “em,m|_

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yi I I I sa e aim or an are

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PARLIAMENT IS" g P

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Now o|55LvED

N omination, October 26 and Polling November J"

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3, One Month Only for Big f

the Tariff, Giving

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Cartwright, Davis and Ross, M. Appointed §5¢-’lV\§!i0'l_‘,S ill ---Revenue for August Shovvs a Gaiill---Ti'aIdé_$ I

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Labor Congress Wants a Commission to Revise '-

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More Protettlon. ` ` _

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SIR RICHARD (7AR'I‘WRIGl{_‘I`,

1-:L1f.o'IroN DA'rr:._~'.

‘0'|"1`AWA. Sept . Zi-(Spez-inI)-l’1\rlfnnn»nt hm: been ili»i.~iol\'cil1u\il the following

Polling November B. sosm New srslulroitsi `

pointed Senator, to succeed the late-Hon. .I. C. Aikins.

Cnndldniee T. O. Dnvis, M. P., for Sus-

knu-licwan und J. H. Ross. M. P. for Yukon, are uppointed new Senators for lin- Northwest. "

'rim REVENUE §'r1L1. Boamnw.

The customs revenue for August was

$l~i0,000 greater than ior’the some month Inst 'jean

'rsrurr nsvxslox ASKED ron.

'I‘hc National Trades and Labor Con-

grings pnsseii u. resolution asking the Govermnent to nppoint. aCommisslo'n of agriculturists, workingmen and manu- facturers to revise the tariff with a vléw of giving more protection to Canadian lmluntrles, but the meeting opposed 8» resolution to vote only for protection.

SINIIUH HIIIII.

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Able and Eloquent Son of the Bay State is Dead

Satin Congress Thirty-Five Years Thousands of Convlcts No

Longer Wear Sir7pes~

s'rRl|'l§s '|'Alci\:N r°fh‘.

Ai_nANv,Scpt. 30-(Sper~in.l.)-'l`mnm~m\v

2,384 Brut ierln iilnlnfcn of four sintu

ilrlions will iuke ofl'ihc stripe.°~:.

Tllls is to iinpro\'1~ the coniliiiun ol' thi-.sr

pri:-ioners with n view to reforni them.

ln;.\'|'a 0|# SENATOR Home.

\\'oRi‘rsrr:n, Blass, Srpi_ 30- (Special)-

Scnntor (icorge Frhihic Hour of Mnnsiufliii-

au‘tt.:~z (Iii-d Iwrc io4inyn_ftcr1i long il|ne_~_~‘

wliii-h for \ve1-ks past limi been Iiixps-li-ss. Hrs ru nLI<' VAR!-:I-12.

Sviintor llonr wus born ni i`on<~or:l

August 23, 1826. He hn~i long bnrii

prmnincnt in the politics of the lilly Sintr-

nnd in the nniionnl lirpuhlli-nn pnriy.

iii- wus cleiricil to the ilou.~<- of Iii-pre .~sc.|linii\'0s In 1800 und sul. in ilini. hotly till IHT7 when he wns i-.l\o.~icn Sl‘||:\I<n', wllirli position he held clown io his <lr

cv!l.~40.»\ Ilronilrninflrrl,pni|'Iof.i<'s-iinir>4mn|i,

prnsi-.~1_~u\rl of it rnre gift of olnqilvnvr- nml high clinnicier, he .~ie\'ernl tlrneu <liil`¢-red

boldly from his pnriy on Iniportnni, public ssuos.

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Dysonfery rn\|.~4(\.~s the rlrnih of nmrr

people than .»un|i'll pox und yellow fn-ver combined. In nn ni-my it is :li-elulml more i.Imnnlui.il<-.. Il. requires pronlpt nnd lfT(~<‘tivo i.ri°r\I||n-ni. (`In\rnlwrlnin`~'_ (Tolicf Chollrn, nnri l'llnrrl\nr':r. Ri-_ln ofly has been us(-il in nine 4-pi<ll~n\ir'.~ oirlyscntery in the I'niii-<lSinics with perfect s\u~.ces_H,n11d has rllrud fl-re innsl mnI`gnnni, cases, both of children nnil n.<lultH,nnd under thu mont trying condi- tions. Every household should hnven hottie nthnnri. (letlt In-dny. It may lnve n life. Sold hy. nil Druukists.

Big import ‘ of clothing at

Paton’s. xdxi

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MASSACHUSETTS,

IS YOUR BACK 1

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Does

lm. EIAn1LroN'sPu.Ls cum: Consrrrg

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America’s Famous _Hat

‘HAWL S’ CEILEBRATED $3.00 ATS Weeks & Co.. sole hgents.

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Your Boy, I at study

May become the leading

MKHCHAST. Bnnxlm, Lxrltn- luw or Paornssrou/il. men of the CITY, Wonderful possi- bilities -confront him, and some boy in to-da 's school will be our fniurellnnunzn |

THEY NEED

GOOD TOOLS

iniuewof bei: scixoor. I I

Books. e suppl these et

lowest price. lgnrmehing '

you watnt ig-ner your chi hren’n use a KOOL W '

not only Books but 1=:_Rv in variety. Send ul e " little ones and we will ix

them ug, vvithouf bqthgzinx

%0\l¢

:go-r tor Scxool.

OOKSIIJ CHOOI, sU¥'PI,l]8 for rin. Inland. _Whdunm AND ETAIL.

cnuisig eg go ,Lu g

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dnu-s iixed: Nomination October 27; ‘I A

Sir Richard Cnitwrlnht has beennp-

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