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business right along for years,
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right prices. Come and see for
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St, Marys: On Wednesday evening
June 13, the residence of Mrs. Speck,
was the so:!rie of a pleasing event, the
Occasion being the marriage of her
datighter, lilies Alice, to Mr. Robt.
Rice, m prosperous young farmer of
Fullerton Township. The ceremony
was perfornied by the Rev. Mr. Sedge -
worth, Bemtist minister of East Nis -
scene, in the presence of about
thirty guests. Little Grace Lochrie,
of Chicago, was maid o.f honer and
the bride was given atvey by her bro-
ther,' Mr. George Speck. After a
Sumptuous Wedding dinner, the happy
couple left for their home, where the
best wishes of their Many friends evill
ollow them.
Clinton: On Saboeday evening a
furious runaway went through the
main itreet and well through the town
before the horse got tangled up in the
:harness and was eompelled to stop.
D sir in e- the a f te oo n a Kr. Nixon,from
near .Listoweedelitsered a horse.he had ,
sold to McColl's livery 'and had putt,
chased one to, take hthrie with hem
from left. Burks, in Godeelish tp. Iti
WaS the strange aiiimal that created
all the Lyon hie, for juSt 00 Wis. Nixon
W'115 leaving the livery baler the horse
took frigb 5 end ran through town. In
its wilo ettreee it eats into Mr. B.
• Chinchilla buggy, which ems standing
011 the street, with (so e of Mr, Oh tirelo
ill's girls in it, The rie was upset and
smashed to recces, while the little girl
eecaped with brit a little 5111111111 g up.
The horse enn,on to the top oS the hill,
buts wes obliged to stop thrinigh the
hampering of its own wreckage,
chciren Ory for
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London, June 25.-0 a.m.) — The
position ofthe internatienal forces
in the section of No:eller:1 China,
Where 10,000 men are striving to
keep a fboting and to suecor, the ,le-
gations in Pekin, appears to seere,ase
in peril with every fresh despatch.
'Pekin hes not been heard from ,direct
for 14 days. The last despatch was
one imploring eied, Admiral Sey-
'moues column of 2,000 was Ittet
heard from 12 days ago, • At that
time it was surrounded midway be-
tween Pekin and Tien 'fain, Possibly
now it has readied Pekin.
100,000 Alen Needed.
The .8,000 . internationals at Tien
Tsin were hard pressed and fighting
for their lives on, Thursday and a
relieving. force of less than 1,000 had
been beaten' back to Taku Friday.
• Observere on tb.e spot think that
100,000 men would not be too many
to grasp China firmly.
international roree Repulsed.
The Admiralty has received the fol-
lowing from the British roar admiral
at Taku:
"Che Foo, June 23. — Only oae
runner has got through from Tien
Tsin for five days. No information
could be obtained except that the
foreign settlement had. been almost
entirely' destroyed and -that our peo-
ple were fightlese berth NeeVe• i;
ceiSesse ris-
as this telegtain is despatched
that an attempt to 'relieve Tien Tsin
on June 22, was repulsed, 42vith some
loss. The allied admirals are work-
ing in perfect accord, with the Rus-
sian vice -admiral as senior officer."
Situation of Foreizners Desperate.
A press • message •from Shanghai,
datedl, yesterday at 4 pen., embodies
some later information. It says:
"Official telegrams confirm. . the re-
ports of a defeat of the allied forces
at Tien Tsin. The foreigners there
are now placed 111 a desperate situa-
tion. The Russian Ache -deal Plilledrat
yesterday sent a mixed force of 4,000
front Ta.ku to attempt' the relief of
Tien Tsin. Near' hail of the force
consisted of Japanese. -The remaind-
er was made up of contingents repre-
senting the other nations. The guns
of the Chinese around Tien Tsin are
simeeior to any thing the defending
European force has or is likely to
have for some time.
• Bombardment,Gontinued Friday.
• "The bonibardinent of Tien Tsin
tontinued Friday. Bombshelters Were
hastily erectecl by the foreign
troops, largely constructed of wetted
piece goods. The food supplies are
insufficient,, and the 00-nth-med shell-
ing is reported to be telling terribly.
Among these killedof the relief force
Friday was the commander of MM.
S. Barfleur. The foreign casualties,
were 300. Japan le makieg every
effort. Her troops are now arriving
at Taku in large numbers. The Chi-
nese troops in the Province of Oht Li.
include 60,000 auxiliaries who have
been drilled by Russian' and Gerinan
officers."
Chinese treed Machine GUI18.
A Che FOG deSpeLeli to The Daily
Mail, dated yesterciaei, says; The
attack on the Tien Tsin relief force
was made by 20)000 Chinese, using
machine geme anci'modern field pieces.
The allies were wise in retreating,
Forwarding detachments in this man-
ner is suicidal, and the defeats of the
foreigners, even though • in 'small
force; greatly aids the movements of
the Boxers, which is gaining enor-
mously through the inability of the
foreigners to make head' against it.
Practically the whole of Northern
China is ablaze. Hostilities are now
conducted on an extended scale, due
to direct orders from Pekin. Gen.
Yana Shi Kai, G-overner of Shan
Tung, commands 11,000 'foreign -
drilled treops, organized to a high
pitch of excellence, and equipped with
Misusers. It was in the plans 'that
these troops should go to Taku, but
She , seizure of the forts was effected
before they could get there."
Olay
Some of the special despatches
from Shanghai describe the great
southern provinces of China as still
011155, but others assert that the
news from the north is exciting the
southerners to a clangorous height of
feeling, and that millions ratty rise
any day.
Ir()II85IG51NIISSAIrf WilDNEISDAY.
Shef‘e, Dirce,ts)v of Chineao Telegrfsphs,
Gives Out Newt,.
London, ,Ttmc 25 .—The Shanghai
correspondent of The Times eays:
"Shone, Director of Telegraphs, de-
cleres that information \vas rec,eived
to -day Cloriday), Sum.: 22, to the ef-
foot tbat the foreigners in Pekin Were
safo on Vie1151135iL57/, .fune 20, but that
all the legations bad ,boon burned ex-
c,ept, the .1)eitish1 Austrian and Ilel-
ng seer, he iles 110'78 from re -
kite by courier, to Shan Tt1ng, thut
t110 10VOL3t1 Mird.514,ro jr). 'pekia are ,z1e-
manding their passports, and that
the Tsang ii Yamen is disposedto
comply with their requests."
If this newe be true it would
im-
ply the correctness ef the /Worts of
the arrIval of Admiral SeYinour at
Petkoi:l.
idon, ..kine 25.—At Capton the
Boxerer.Indansmatory Placards. (
Boxer ii are posting inflammatory pla-
cards of which the following is a
sample:
"Kill all Germans, Americans and
g I is la To have pe,a Oe pre vit i 1 in
the hearts Europeans shoukt be driv-
en out. This end can be attained in
O few days if we unite our strength,"
rive mo 41 '1111, ()raiser's.
The 13ritish Admiralty has ordered
five more cruisers to go to China.
This represents an additional 50,000
tons, the crews aggregating 3,000,
U.S. Troops C.0,0.1,0,1.
Washington, ;June .--The Navy
Department yesterday afternoon is-
sued. the allowing bulletin:
"A telegram from Admiral Kempff, dat.
od at Cee woo, Juno 24, says:
"la ambuscade, um; Tien Tsin, on
the 2ist. Pour or Waner's command
mem anSi SOTOU wouuded, Names
will be furnished as soon as received.
Force or 2000 going to relieve Tien,
Tsin. to -day. (Sgd.) Kempit,
SEEK sERVICE, IN CHINA.
CculPallY. at Victoria, Offer Or
Serious Work. '
ViCLOriLl, B.O., June 25,—The men
of A Company, Third R.C.R., who
were diverted frow Halifax to assist
in garrisoning Esquimale, have not
been slow to show Chet that they
are ready for more serious work than
sentry duty at a military station,
Saturday they placed in the hands of
their C.O., Col, McKay, a memorial
signed by every man from color-sergt.
to bugler, asking that they be per-
mitted to serve the Queen in China
or elsewhere. Col. McKay enclosed
his own request for service with that
of the men and despatched, it to Ot-
tawa, endorsed by Col. Benson, D.0.
C., Victoria. Being only 14 days
from China, all tht troops here re-
gard their despatch thither as prob-
able in case of emergency,*
• McNINLIDY noosEvsLT.
rresont President and Governor of New
York the Republican Nominees.
'Philadelphia, June 22. -The Repub-
lican Conesentionwns railed to order
at. 10.38 yesterday raornine- amid
the ,strains of the National Ltheen,
played by the band. 'Archbishop Ryan
of Philadelphia delivered the opening
invocation.
Chairman Lodge called for the nom-
ination os onsiMeatba -Ttir the ieeests
derecy, and Senator Foraker named,
Wiilaini McKinley.
PRESIDENT DPKINLEY,.
At 12.87 the vote began.
The tally clerks quicldy made the
official summary and handed it to the
chairman.
Mr. Lodge took the paper, and ad-
vancing to the front of the stage,
said:
'The total vote cast is 930. Wil-
liam n I ey has received 930
votes. It is a unanimous vote, and
the chairmais declares that William
Macioley is your nominee for the
Presidency for the 'term beginning
March 4, 1901; '
Now again 'pandemonium broke
loose in one swelling chorus of en-
thusiagm for the new candidate, and
lasted five minutes.
Roosevelt For Vice -President.
. Colonel. Lafayette Young of Iowa
took the platform to nominate Gov-
ernor Roosevelt for Vice -President.
Michael J. Murray of Massachusetts
Seconded Roosevel's nomination.
The vast assemblage sprang to its
feet, and State emblems, pampas
plumes, handkerchiefs, and hats fair.-
ly filled the air. The band in the
main gallery began to play:
"There'll be a hot time in the old
town to -night," and to the inspiring
strains the delegates began marehing
around the hall, filing past Governor
Roosevelt as he sat in the New York
delegation tend extending to him
their congratulations.
DEATIT OF COUNI` DIURANIEFF.
,
Bussian Statesman and Diplomat Carried
Off by Apoplexy.
St. Petersburg. .Tune 22,—The Mae-
sian Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Count Muravieff, died suddenly yes-
terday morning,
Count Nr1.1111Nieff had just. finished
his morning cup of coffee and had or-
dered his lunch, when he fell in tin
apoplectic fit and expired.
Count Muraviefilf was a,botiC 55
years of ageIle succeeded Prince
Lobanoff-Tiostovsicy, who else died
very suddenly at Klee on Aug, 30,
1806, etetile travelling with the Czar.
The Venial -is 11 ere Deported.
Now York, June 25,—Joseph 11±811 -
let, "rille Dwarf," and JOIT1C8 nee_
harris, known as "Skin the Goat,"
see Irizthmen who Served s6venteen
years in an Engligh prison for corn-
PlicitY in the Ph oen 51 Park me:raters,
and who arrived in this port on May
1)7 last, wore, dopovfbd on
ov the Cunard Steamship Which so 11 -
ed 115 I. o'clock, The Board of Spe-
cial ineetire found they were persoes
of itsorel etti.isitucle, teed not political
ofreliders, , and their clepoe-
to tion.
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r? Nursing !Anthers
edread hot weather. They
know how it weakens and
e how this affects the baby.
All such mothers need
Scott's Emulsion. It gives
them strength and makes
the baby's food richer and
more abundant,
soc. ,,,3 51 All dniggists.
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Seafortb: Mr. 111. Ransford. who
has been ledger keeper in the Domin,-
iOn Bank here for She past year, bas
been removed. to Belville, where he
will be promoted to the position as
teller: • .
Tuckersmith: Mr. John.P. W, Pat.
terson, contractor, of Bensall, and Miss
Marian S., daughter of Mr. Duncan
McGregor, Of this place, were joined in
the holy bonds of wedlock, at the resi-
dence Of the bride's parents on ,Tune 20.
An investigation is to be held at Ot-
tawa into the death of Joseph Labelle,
who is alleged to have beets set upon
ns -;d brutally ill-used while returning
from a wedding near Buckingham.
On the C. P. R. at Grand Falls, N.E,
Engine No. 508 was derailed at the
Wage and crashed though it, taking
seven freight cars into the water. The
passenger cars followed, but only it
tew people were hurt.
Cob Tyrwhitt, M. P. South Simeoe,
who only returnee, from Ottawa Fri-
day evening, died at his family resi-
dence at 10 o'clock Saturday night. The
jonrney from Ottawa completely ex-
hausted his wasted strength.
• A sad drowning accident took place
Sunday afternoon in Pinafore Lake at
the park, about a mile from St. Thom -
Inas. Albert, the eleven -year-old son
of Mr. S. H. Woollen, M.C.R. brake-
man, while heated wentin to swim and
almost immediately was eeiesed Witli
cram-' iscl sank He was in the water
aleetig 45 minute, 112i01,PeingNe=z,;;;;
Dr. Gestin and others worked for two
honre to resuscitate hive, but their ef-
forts were unavailing.
He Fooled' The Sursons.
All doctors told Renick Hamilton. of
of West Jefferson, 0., after suffering
18 months from 'Rectal ,Fistula, he
would die unless a costly operation
Was performed; but he cured himself
with Bucklen's Salve, the best in the
world. Surest Pile cure on earth.
25 cents a. box. Sold by all druggists.
Cheap Cats.
General Sir Herbert Ohermside was
formerly a consul in Asia Minor. Once,
in a weak moment, he sent a couple of
beautiful Angora cats as es present to
a lady in Constantinople. The lady
was so pleased that she asked him to
send some more. Sir Herbert gave his
native servant some money an.d told
him to go and buy two or three. Then
came a demand for more cats from the
consul's friends, and he gave his serv-
ant more money with which to buy
cats.
This went on for two or three
months, and the native servant waxed
exceeding fat.' One morning, however,
the general, on coming out of the con-
Sulate, was surrounded by a host of
infuriated veiled women, -who besought
Mohammed to curse him because he
had 'stolen all their cats. It appears
that the native servant had pocketed
the money for himself and gone round
with a sack and confiscated everY cat
in the place.
WOiitall'SWeIfarL
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from a question that must ieterest you.
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not, di,op in ansi see us at the
first opportunity and let us
show you a. few prices of the
FalleY, Woresteds and Scotch
Tweeds.
Have you seen the new Staples and
Therringbone patterns. They
are beauties.
A big range of Blues and Black-, sh
Serg•es at the old. prices.
If you want a black we have what you
want in Twills, Ve'netians and
Clays.
OVERCOATS
Overcoats in, Beavers, Meltons,
Naps and Montateacts.
All work done in the latest
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COMMERCIAL LIVERY.
First-class Rigs and Horses
Orders left at Hawkshaw's
Hotel, or at the Livery
Stable,Cluistie's old Staid
will receive prompt at-
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The great susceptibility of women to
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by the fact that,' in the majority of
cases they lead confined ansi monoton-
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Paine's Celery Compoundis lust
what such nervous and depressed wo-
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energy and to lift them out of their
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Ont., writes as follows:
'For yeasts 1 leeVe sliffered from con-
etant sick headache iind nervousness.
At times I have been so had that I.
have been ramble to sleep two boars a
night for weeks. I have tried many
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Yes we have justrecei ved another
of faViliktre,, which when
added to our airead.y fine Stock we
can supply the latest, malt hand-
some and cheapest things ot the
market.
THE STOR
We have the Stock—you have the
money—we want to trade, and. if
it is furniture you want it will pay
you well to drop in and see oar
dandy line before purchasing else-
where.
We haue the largest and best
assortsd stook in town.
R. RovttE
FOR FIRST CLASS
BEEF, LA31313, PORK,
SAITSA.GE, BOLOGNA,
PRES...tED TONGUE,
CORNED BEEF; gALT.
FRESFif OR SMOKED
MEATS,
Call at
The Family Butcher Shop.
One door North of R.Pichard's store.
LOUIS -DAY
Proprietor.
SMITH'S
Repair Shop.
Now is the time to get your wheel Re-
paired, ()leaned or Enameled.
RED BIRD.
We have it large stook of :Brantford
Red Birds on hand, the best Bicy-
cle on the market, which we sell ab
right priees.
SUNDRIES
We have in stock, BlOyele Sundries
tires, cements, oils, etc.
LAWN MOWERS, HORSE CLIPPERS
We'Sharpert. Lawn Mowers, Horse clip-
pers, seissorsi Razors, Knives, etc.
EVERYTHING REPAIRED.
I. SMITH.
THE LEADING
MEAT MARKET.
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Fresh; good and the choi8est ents
of moat; c.rall on the undeSsigned,.
'While all ous outs of moat ar'e. the
attest, we Make t), specialty of meat
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