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London, November 9,—The Pall Mall
Gazette prints a despatch to•day saying
the Japanese forces have captured Talien-
Wan. The Chinese fleet is as Wei•Hai•
Wei, and the Russian fleet at Che -Foe.
T1115 ORINESE 1320005 DESERTING,
London, Nov. 9.—A despatch from
Che.Foo, dated Nov. 6, reports that hun•
areas of Chinese are arriving there from
Manoburia, who are fleeing, frightened at
the approach of the Japanese. The Chi-
nese troops, and such of the Chinese fleet
as are not pooped up at PortA.rthur,have
been ordered to attack the Japanese
wherever they meet them. It is reported
that Port Arthur is still invested by the
Japanese, and that two of the forts there
have been Captured by them. TheChinese
soldiers are deserting from New Chwang,
fearing an athaok by the Japanese.
THE RECENT NAVAL EATTLES•
New York, Nov. 8.—A special from
San Francisco to the Tribune says :—An
American naval officer writing from
Tokio to San Francisco gives' new facts
in regard to the recent naval battles in
the Orient. I was at Magaski when the
two Japanese war vessels that had been
given the worst of the Chinese fire in the
Yalu battle arrived, They were the
Akagi-13an and the Hiyre•Il:an. They
were badly used up vessels above the
decks. Their railing and stacks were cut
up, but it was noticeable that their halls
were practically intact. From a Japan.
ese officer I learned the cause. The Chi•
nese, he said, approached them for battle
in two columns, with all their eights set
for 4,000 metres. This was right for that
range, but when the Japanese closed in
the Chinese committed the serious error
of neglecting to lower their sight bars, so
the majority of the shots went high at
short range and damaged the rigging
only. The 5apanese cruisers found
themselves more than equal to the two
a
this
`nese battle sh1From
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same officer I learned that the great fault
with the Japanese taotice and the real
reason why they have not by this time
reduced China to submission, is their
indisposition to follow up the advantages
they have obtained. They are too dis-
creet. They seem to overlook the fact
that although Crippled themselves, the
Chinese are worse off than they, and
could not afford to continue to give battle.
There have beeo ore or two oceaelons of
this kind since the beginning of hostili-
ties, when they could have delivered a
final and crushing blow bad they follow•
ed up their advantages.
farm the old Daan Sprigging Worked 00
bard to pay fist,'
04 Go04nes0 graolous 1'
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'Goodneee graoioue 1'
'Wile did 2t
42'I gay geodnese graoioae 1'
"' Tee, I'fusee 00, An' Jitn'e two
Children has gene °late crazy 'beat it,
art' the 're talkie' 'bout eondire ,'ern to
ttre'Y UM.
n't tell me 2'
"'How 2'
"'Yon don't tell me 1'
"'I haven't bested, but there's been
talk that Jin thought a good deal of the
wldder 'fore hie first wife died, an, abet
maybe he pizened her.'
"'Mercy 1 He ought to be hong P
"'Row 2'
"'They ought to bang him, 1'
"'Well,' says the old lady, kind e'
obuoklin' knowin' like to berself—'well,'
says she, '11 he marries the widder Sprig.
gins he'll wish they had."
THE CURIOSITY SHOP.
In Great Britain women vote for all
eleotive officers except members of parlia•
mont.
In Franoe the women teaobere slept
women members on .all boards of edema.
tion.
In Sweden women vote for all eleotive
rams excopt representatives ; also in.
direotly for members of the house of
lords.
In Norway they have school suffrage.
In Ireland the women vote for the har-
bor boards, poor law guardians, and in
Belfast for all elective officers.
In Tinsels, women householders vote for
all elective oMcers and on all looal matters.
In Finland they vote dor all eleotive
ofliears.
In Austria•Hungary they vote, by proxy,
for all eleotive officers.
In Croatia and Dalmatia they have the
privilege to do eo in local eleotions in
person.
In Italy widows vote for members of
parliament.
In the Madras presidency and the
Bombay presidency, Hindustan, the
women exercise the right of suffrage in
all manioipalitiee.
In all the countries of Rnssian Asia
they can do so whenever a Russian Colony
settles. The Russians aro: colonizing the
whole of their vast possessions and carry-
ing
arry
ing with them everywhere the "mir," or
self governing village, wherein women
who are heads of households are permit-
ted to vote.
Women have municipal suffrage in
New Zealand.
Iceland, in the North Atlantic, the isle
of Man (between England and Ireland),
and Pitcarian •Island, in the south Pacific,
have full woman suffrage.
In the Dominion of Canada women
have municipal suffrage In every provinoe
and also in the Northwest Territories.
In Ontario they vote for all eleotive
officers except in the election of members
of the legislature and parliament.
In the United States 28 states and
territories have given women some form
of suffrage, according to Political Progress,
the source of these statements.
FIGS AND THISTLES.
1tr. Multy's Story.
"Speakin' of stories gettin' started,"
remarked old Mr. Molly, as be rear-
ranged the piles of brown wrapping paper
into a more comfortable Cushion on the
top of the nail -keg "it does beat all. It
come mighty nigh goin' hard with of
Jim Jahoehin once on account of a story
growin' a little."
"Tell us about it," said the yqung new
clerk, to whom most of the corner -store
stories were as yet new.
"Well yon see," began Mr. Malty,
"old Dakin Swaller came hone to dinner
one day, an' he happens to say to Mrs.
Swallers, "I met young Slimmers today
and he said that be heard that Jim John•
shin was thfnkin of buyin the widder
Spriggins' place."
"Jas as soon as the dekin had gone
down town again Mts. Swaller puts her
shawl oa an' steps savour to Anastashy
Soper's an' says : "What do you sup-
pose I heered this roomier" 2 Jim John.
shin bee bought the widder Spriggins'
place. I tvonder if he's goin' to take
the widder along with the reet of the
prop'ty ?
'Jas's like as not,' says Anastashy ;
'an' his wife not dead sir months yet P
"Soon as Mrs. Swaller'd gone, An.
astashy skipped over to of Mrs. Grumpy.
She had to talk loud to the of lady, 0C.
count of her deafness, au' even then Mrs.
Grumpy didn't catch quite all she said
and had to guess some.
"Anastashy says : "Have you heard
the news 2 .rim Johnshin's goin' to
marry the widder Spriggins for her
prop'ty."
flow 2"
"Jim Johnshin's 00111' to marry the
widder Spriggins for her prop'ty."
"No 1 Ie'e 2"
"That's what they say. I Niles beard
he thought a good deal of the widder
'fore his first wife died."
"Yes that's so. What they goin to do
with Jim's two children 9'
"I don't believe the widder'il have 'em
'round. They'll prob'ly have to send
'em to an orphan. asylum.
" 'How 2,
" Orphan asylum l'—An' Anastashy
she happened to think she'd left three
Mee in the oven, an' she skipped bulk
home. 'fore the (Ad lady Could half gib the
thing straight, She had the roomatics
sobad aheuouldu't gib out. to, carry the
news along, tad she wag on nebtloa till
young Mee. Fred Gadabout came in an'
then she says, alt of a tremor, 'Dbd you
hear the news 2 Jim Johnein'e goin to
marry the widder Spriggins 00 get the
arrt0411.0 n ewe.
50, Theme boasts of a population of
10,8118, ,
Calk is again cogitating for a howernge
system.
The solitary prison at "Kingston Pen-
itentiary was opened last week,
8t4Williano'E, i ort'is, a eountaab, of
Hamilton, bee been arra0t4il on a Charge
of foriery,
W, N. Anderson has been appointed
Assistant Provinetal Treasurer, in sun•
cession to D, E, Cameron.
Notice is given by the Toronto, Dam,
Mon d Niagara Palis Electric Railway
Company of its proposed application for
a eberter.
Sir Adolphe Caron ordered the sue -
pension of all the victoria B. C„ post.
office strikers and the employment of
new men to take their plows.
Owen McCann, who robbed Daniel NU -
Cummings
U-
Cummings at. Essex, was tried before
Judge Horne, at Sandwich, and Centeno -
ed to three yours in the Kingston Peni-
teptiary.
HEART DISEASE Reurevan IN 30 AMIN-
uoss,—All oases of organio or sympathetic
heart disease relieved bn 80 minutes and
quiokly cured, by Dr. Agnew's Cure for
the Heart. One dose oonvinees. Sold
by G. A. Deadman.
The Patrons of Centre Wellington have
nominated W. L. Gordon, of Pilkington,
for the Commons. There are now three
oandidates in the field for that riding—
Mr. Semple, Liberal, and Dr. Groves,
Modarthyite.
The demand for Ayer's/ Hair Vigor in
stroll widely separated regions as. South
America, Spain, Australia and India has
kept pace with the home consumption,
which goes to ebow that these people
know a good thing tvhee they try it.
One of the largest loans ever made
on property in Toronto has just been
negotiated. The amount of the loan is
$200,000 on a ahoioe pieoe of property at
4i per cent per annum. Other 'crane
have lately been made there at 5 per
Dent.
W. P. Prewar, undertaker of Bowman-
ville, went to England for his health.
Recently he sent an order bo his foreman
to bring over a coffin and embalming
material., and the odd shipment left
Montreal on the Vancouver on Saturday,
You may eat cheap food and not be
seriously hurt by it; but you Cannot
take Cheap medicines without positive
injury. If you use any substitute for
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, you do so at the
peril of your health, and perhaps of your
life. Insist on having Ayer's, and no
other.
Sandford Fleming was in Winnipeg
Monday on his return from Honolulu,
where he has been working in the interest
of the proposed Pacific cable. To a
reporter Mr. Fleming said :-"I have
no doubt we will be able to float the
project on the market, and before long it
will be an established fact."
RIIEnd1ATl0Da CURED IN A DAY.—South
Amerioan Rheumatic Cure for Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia radically aures in 1
to`3 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. 10 re-
moves at mine the Cause and the, disease
immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 75 oents. Warranted
by G. A. Deadman.
Peter Boyer, employed by James Pat.
terson on a farm near Boiseevain,
was accidentally shot dead while plough-
ing. He was Carrying a gun on the plow,
and the lines becoming entangled, dis-
charged the gun. Deceased came from
Stayner, Simcoe Ce„ Ont.
meetingof the Executive Com -
Ata
mitteeof theHaltonReform Associat-
ion held a short time ago a deputstiou
was appointed to wait upon John Wal.
die to get his consent to allow hie name
to be placed before the convention, that
is to be called' to nominate a candidate
for tho next Commove. The deputa-
tion waited on 11ir. Waldie on Tuesday
of last week. His answer wall not be
made public until the Exeoutive Com-
mittee meets again.
A Booty To HonsEaoEN.—One bottle of
English Spavin Liniment completely re-
moved a curb from my horse. I take
pleasure in recommending the remedy, as
it acts with myeterioae promptness in
the removal from horses of hard, soft or
calloused lumps, blood spavin, splints,
curbs, sweeny, stifles and sprains. GEo.
Ilona, farmer, Markham, Ont. Sold by
G. A. Deadman.
On Thursday night a raid was made
on several farmers in the Northern part
of Malden township and a number of
fowls taken. From Andrew Robidoux,
25geeee and 11 turkeys were taken, from
Mrs. Simon Deelippe 14 geese, /ram Eli
Deslippe 3 turkeys, from Adolphe Des-
lippe 3 turkeys, from Andrew Thompson
9 turkeys and from Maurice Grondin 10
geese. The next morning some of the
farmers followed foot braoks as far as
Windsor, when they found that some
Polaofra had crossed bbe river to Detroit
half au hour before the farmers reached
Windsor.
RELIEF no SIX HOons.—Distressing kid.
ney and bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by the "Great South American
Hidney Cure." This new remedy is a
great surprise and delight on account of
its exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, kidneys, bank and
every part of the urinary passages in
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost im-
mediately. If you want quick relief and
pure this is your remedy. Sold by G. A.
Deadman, druggist.
Some two Cr three years ago W. H.
Goodeve (au old Guelph boy) suspected
that his mousy drawer was being tam-
pered with. He finally set a trap and
caught the thief red handed. Lately he
again became suspicious and hod a one
dollar bill put in the till. In the morn-
ing the bill was gone W. H. ab once set
to work and had the drawers moved, and
about sixteen feet from hie till he found
a mouse's neat containing about half a
pail of paper and five ono dollar bills and
one five chewed up into about 1,000
pieces, he Bays. The mousy was prob.
ably a deeoendanb of the thief of three
years ago.—Hanover Post.
The ex•Mayor of 'Listowel has dia.
Carded all others.—He writes :—"I • have
for yours been a sufferer from bilious
headache and neuralgia, and have tried
many kinds of medioine, some with very
fair results, but atter trying Stark's
Powders for headache, biliousness, neu-
ralgia, sickness of the stomach and liver,
I have dltcarded all other remedies for
over a year. I found Stark's Powders
gave me matantaneousrelief. L. Brink-
er, ex•Mayor, hardware merchant." Each
one of Stark's Powdo,a contain two
preparations, and aro nice, immediate,
and permanent. Sold by all druggists
at 25 cents a box.
Love always weeps when it has to
whip.
Birds with bright plumage are seldom
fat,
Love never bestows a burden that is
heavy.
We are fearing God when we fear to
do wrong.
Faith in Christ Changes the coffin into
a chariot.
To believe the devil is to loso•the peace
of Christ.
In the true fold of Christ there are no
black sheep.
One symptom of backsliding is a lack
of thankfulness.
Religion pure and undefiled never
works by the month.
Law wears iron shoes, and don't care
where it eteps.
There are no real strong people in this
world but good people.
The truth we hate the most is the
broth that bits us the hardest.
The more polish you put on a mean
man the better the devil is suited.
Growth in grace is never promoted by
watching for faults in others.
The road to heaven seems to become
steeper every time we look back.
When you can't find anything else to
do for God try to make a child happy.
To love au enemy is the most Impor-
tant service a Christian can render
Christ.
People who make orooked paths mover
get in earnest about following Christ.
The sine that pay their rent promptly
are the last ones we want to give up.
The closer the compdtibion, the more
God is needed for a business partner.
When unselfish love is asking for a
place in your heart, God is knocking at
the door.
The only thing a Christian can do for
an enemy that a worldling cannot do, is
to love him.
Every time a had man throws mud at
a good man he hits himself in the face.
It takes more courage to endure than
it does to aot.
A lie is often told without saying a
word, by putting the rotten apples in the
bottom of the basket.
You can generally tell what a man
thinks of God by the way lie talks about
his neighbors.
If you let the devil go home to dinner
with you,, you will have to take him for a
regular boarder.
The man who has o'1 the whole armor
of God never erpreeses auy doubt as to
the reality of the devil.
One trouble with the church is that
there are too many babes in it from five
to six feet high.
DINE '1'0 uta. ,1.
Any .Amount of Money to Loan.
an arm or Village Pro..
party a't
6 f' iy per Gent., Yearly.
StraightLoans with privilege of
repaying when required..
Apply
A. Hunter,
Division Cowl Clerk, Brussels.
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Rev. Ivir. Moody has been invited to
speak in Elumilton.
Embro school board bad over 150 ap-
plioants for the position of teaoher.
Mayor Hay hes an order for his Wood-
etook factory for parts of 5000 baby oar-
riagee.
Sheriff Forgotten, of iiingston, is 91
years of age, and Bays be feels as well all
he did 20 years ago.
William Lemon, warden of Grey
county, died as Wednesday night at hie
residence in Sydenham township.
Mrs. Goo. Dale, of Waterford, plotted
an apple from a North.
era Spy tree whish weigh-
ed 12d'pounds..v
J0.eph Moodie, a prominent resident
of North hlmeley, while assisting his son
in the bush, was struck by a falling tree
and killed on Wednesday,
Iiammerly, a well-known business man
of Hillsboro, Ya., sends this testimony to
the merits of Ayer's Sarsaparilla: Several
years ago, I hurt my leg, the injury leaving
a sorewllichled to erysipelas. My Sufferings
were extreme, my leg, from the knee to the
ankle, being a solid sore, which began to ex-
tend to other parts of the body. Atter trying
various remedies, I began takingAyer's
Sarsaparilla,
u002(5 I and,
great rlief; the
second bottle effected complete cure.'+
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
"ropered by Dr. J.O. Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
-es others,wlll cure you
t�) 'lq,
KENDALL'S.
SPAVIN CURE
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THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR MAN OR BEAST.
Certain 1¢Rt4ead proofeffects s below: blisters.
I'�ENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE
Bnuaroner, L. L, N.Y., Jan. 16,1894.
Dr. B. J.. 8senwl. Co.
Gentlemen—I bought a splendid bay horse some
time ago with a Spavin. I gotblm for $80. I used
Rendall% spavin Cure. Tho S ,vin 15 gone now
and I Sava beau shared 8160 1ort05 same burse.
I only bad him nine weeks, so I got 512000F using
132 worth or Kendall'e spavin Ours.
Yours truly, W. 8. Rosters.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE
Snanair, Mian„ Dec. 181,1899.
Dr. D. J. 30esDALG Co.
sire—I have used your 8endall'9 Spavin Cure
.0111 good success for clubs on two horses and
it Is the test Linri�1t1 I paearvoAottlesl`yVcvx FnansmCit.
Per Sale by 011Drugg1505, or address
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and Groceries is now complete for the I'a11 Trade
and we ask all to see our values in each lino
which will be found good.
See our Dress Goods. See our new lines in Corsets.
See our Ladies' Puritan Underwear.
A Complete Range of Boots, Shoes
and Rubbers.
Readymade Suits and Overcoats.
Hats and Caps. Gents' Furnishings.
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OWNING, ;BRUSSELS.
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4BrUSSelS Pliolograplier
Is now prepared to take Photos. of
every Description from the Small
Sunbeams to the
LIFE SIZE PHOTO.
We have just received our
NEW VIEW CAMERA -
which is doing splendid work. Views of
Pic -nim Parties and Residences can be'
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taken on the shortest notice by applying
at the; Photo. Gallery.
Step in and give us a Call. Always welcome at
the old Reliable Photo. Studio in Stretton Block,
over Standard Bank.
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Picture Framing attended to on short lvotioe.
Undertaking Department,
A. Full Supply of Funeral
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Special Attention given to Repairing.
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