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CECIL RHODES. BRITISH ELECTIONS. MORE TROOPS

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, Ministerialists Now Have 357 Seats,

The Opposition 205

On the War and Its Results. Sent From India t&China.

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Cape Town, Ost. 11.- Cecil Rhodes

| received at ovation today when he was | 8ppointed the President of the Congress of

HA. HA | the South African League. I In his address he attributed the South

African war to “mugwsemps,” and eaid that but for them Mr. Kruger would

[SP£O1AL To THE EXAMINER. | Hone Koxe, O;t. 11.—Ten thousand

Lowpon, Oct. 11.—The Liberals have | ™°Fe ‘roops have been requ:sitioned for

been doing far better in the Parliament- | 298 Kong. ; J ary general elections than they did in the| The present indications are that there will be Boxer risings similar to tbat

boroughs.

Yesterday they gained two more seat which has occurred in North China. in Cardiff and the Otley division of York« The whereaboute of the revels in the never have dared to send an ultimatum to y Hivterland is not known, but it is be-

cpt shire, This equalizes the party gains.! ~ re aah The Ministerialists and the Opposition sieved to be forty miles north of the | enerally speaking, Mr. Rhodes wae) 1 ve now gained 27 seats each, British bordere.

Wevea millinery de- ' conciliatory in bie roan He declared Apart from Sir Henry “Campbell Ran | that now that “Krugerism” had vanished nerm-an’a reduced majority in the Stecli | Great Britain would establish a Liberal Jority in the Sterling

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| Government which would do everything | poss:ble to unite the interests of South | Africa with those of the Empire.

NEW CLOTHES.

/ Just B.fore the Election the Boys Must Look Well.

[Spectral To Toe Examiner |

Orrawa, Oct. 11.—The volunteers re- turning on the Idaho will likely be de- | tained at Halifax three or four days as it is intended by the Militia depariment to give them a complete outfit of clothes.

*I HAVE DECIDED.’

Sim.—I have decided upon the party for | whom {will vote in the coming election. Cam one of phose wio believe that there | are good and’ bai men in both parties,— | perhaps there is in that respect not much to choose betweenthem. But I see that Sir Charles Tupper has determined to test the opinion of the people upon the question of Imperie] Preterential Trade. | | am in favor of that; for I see in that |immeuse possibilities for the farmers of this Province, the people of Canada at large. and the great Empire to which we all belong.

Owing to the action of Sir Wilfrid Laurier when in Eng!and, Imperial Pref. erential trade cannot be promoted by him; and if I vote for him I shall say that I don’t want it.

Consequently I have decided to vote for the party of Sir Charies Tupper.

Youne Cayapian.

BORN,

At De Sable, on the 4th O:t.,to Mrend Mrs. VUolin J. McNevin, a caughter.

MARRIED.

Atthe Methcdist parsonage, Souris, cn the 6h inst., by Rev. S. H. Rice, Mr. Howard Young to Mises Lanra McDonalu, both of Lot 47, Kines Co., P. E. Island.

At Grand R ver, Lot 14, by the Rev. Jobn A. McDoralu, Arcoibald J McDon- ald, of Bideford, to Mary Elizabeth Lad- ner, of Eamore River.

At St. Darstan’s Cathedral, on Octobes 2od, by the Kev. Dr. Monagnan, Jamre Joseph Murray. of North Wiltshire, to Laura May Coady, daughter of Tobias Coedy, Hazel Brook.

Reales ctcasiodaceensdenanjeeliiannsiinciemieinneeennns DIED.

On Sunday, Sept. 30th, in his

year, Hugh Gillis, of Wellington,

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Wiade from pure cream of tartar.

I TaD i CARER BN Ete ot NT

o 2 h Safeguards the food s te I AYaAMSt arum. : : @ Akers inkice nowticm ase the ; enenactts io henith of the Caton? Gay. | i i csosenesigineniehaiaAdleliies f

Es oes eoregamed deo = Sy FOR SALW. Barred Plymouth Rocks, 25 Pullets and 10 Cockrels, all from p1:ze win- ning stock. For prices wiite to WILLIAM CLARK, North Wiltshire.

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burghs, and the successes of Sir Edward Reed at Ca-diff, a seat formerly held by Mr. James M. McLean, prominent in Ind- ian affairs, who did not seek re-election, there is little of interest in ‘yeaterday’s el ctions,.

The Ministe-jalisss now hold 357 seats and the Opposition 2(5.

Sir Henry Campbell-Basnerman, ad- dressing his sapporters after the pol! had been declared, said that he was satiefied

witb the result considering the state o

circumstances for an election that an in- genious government could device,

AN INSIDE VIEW.

the register anithe most disadva atageous!

Of the Working of the Government Machinz.

_Toroxts, Oct, 11.~The Mal and Em- pire says: It is not generally known that n® mexy moons ago, the Liberal party came cear losing its chief whip, Wm. Gibson, M.P. When Judge Senk- ler, County Judge of Lincoln died, it was proposed to appoint to the vacant judge-~ ship Mr- James Redmond O’Rielly, then of Prescott, but tor some time previously aresident of the United States. Mr. Gibson would not have avy such importa tion into this country, and be went tbe length of threatening to resign his seat in Parlianseot if the appointment was made.

Mr. O'R el y’s friends were~importunate and a place nad to fbe found for bim Fo that he is now County Judge of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glen- garry. The Mailand Empire priots a transcript from the books ofthe Court of Record at St. Paul, Minn., showing that Mr. O’Rielly, though now a Canadian jadge is actually a citizsn of the United states, he haviog on March 30, 1887, ap: peared before the clerk of the Court men- tinned and made formal cath declaring bis int-ution to become a ctizen of the Unired Stste-,thereby torewearivg bis Cauadian CiuiZeurhbip.

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Japanese Belief.

CoLocxe, Oct. 1O—A St. Petersburg detpaich to the Gazette save: —

‘According to advices from Japan the removal of the Chinese Court to the in~ tericr has destroyed the belief in the sin- cerity of the Chinese promise of reform.

“It is therefore cousidered in Japan that it would be impracticable to withdraw aay more Japanese troops from China at preseut,”

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—The Montreal Gazette remarks tha *-his is the kickers’ happy time im the L beral party. Mr. Langeiier kicked acd gotajudgeship. Mr. Ellis kicked aod got @ eenatorship. Mr. Robidoux kicked land gotajudgeshiptoo. The quiet man gets leave to vote for Mr. Tarte and emergency rations deale.”

—Bribing the press is the latest move of the New Liberals. Whatdo the Qld Liberals and the people of Canada gener~ ally thivk of this? The Montreal Siar well remarks that Mr. Tarte’s ingenious letter to Mr. De Montigny, editor of Les Debats, in which he offers fifty doljars s week from September 17 until three weeks after the Federal elections for the privilege of controling the political opinions ofthe paper is eminently char-~ acteristic not only ef the Tarte methode but of the Laurier Government’s meihods. A similar bribe was offered by a= agent of Mr. Ci‘fford Sifton to Mr, W.G@. King, th , editor of the Brandon Independence. Mr. King eays that Sifton’s « gent “ put it for ward a3 & mattter of bueimess ; there wa no sentimentio it; it was dollars and cents.”

powers.

Dyspepsia is difficult digestion, due to) the absence of natural digestive fluids. Hood’s Sareapari!la restores the digestive

The Soidiers Cheer Him Vociferously

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LypensurG, Oct. 11.—General Boller bade farewell to hie troops October 6 h, and departed southward. There was a striking farewell demonstratinn. The troops gathered on both sides of the road for miles and cheered Genera! Buller vociferously,

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Foat’s all?” And is that not enougl? Isn’t that serious enough ?* you ask,

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MaraiaGe Betis:—A very pretty wed» ding took place at the residence of Mr. Henry Rackbeam a1 8 30 Jast night when hie second daughter, Mies Louisa Amelia, was united in mairimony to Mr. John McNevin cf the firm of McKinoon and McNevin. Tbe marriage ceremony was performed by Rev W. McConnell pastor of Grece Church. The bride looked charm- ing in a gown of dive grey with panne velvet, cream corded silk and applique trimminge, while the bridesmaid, Migs Henrietta Rackam wore pink silk organdie trimmed with w hiteeatin ribbon and point desprit net. The bridé was given away by her brother-inslaw, Mr. Frank J. Stanley, owing to the unavoidable ab. sence of Mr. Rackham. The groom was ably supported by Mr.‘John McLaughlin. Aferthe cermony tae company sat down 'o a richly-laden and beautifully decorat> ed table. The wedding presents were numerous eod beautiful and costly, among the number being a beautiful china tea seit, marble clock, rocker, hearth rugs aud far door mat. Mr. and Mrs. McNevin have the best wishes of a wide circle of friends.

iT IS NONSENSE to say that because you have a bad cough that you are going

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better to cure it with Adamson’s Botanic Cough Baleam than to let it ran,

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