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ilBERALS ORGANIZING THE CAUSE OF DYSPEPS Improperly digested foe COLBORNE. JUNE 23rd, 1004 j They Themselves Admit a Loss of 3,000 Killed or Wounded. 04 the used nd should Hoi re VV. Ross, ier of Ontario, decide not to have rth session of the present par-•ltt of Ontario, the lists of 1904 ed i the «t pre icia! Russian Officer Says 7,000 and Praises Effectiveness of Japanese Artillery Fire, j Tokio, June 21.--Further reports received here show that the blow in-Bicted by Gen. Oku on the Russians j in the lighting at Telissu (Vafangow) [1 3ii June 15, was more severe than »cas at first believed. The number of Russians killed in this battle will |, eed 2,000, and their , . loss, lated i 10,0 The Japanese ,000, or about the Russian total, me 17, Gen. Oku had i Russian dead, and he many more dead have Chinese who watched from the Russian side the Russians removed main dead to the trains with their Wounded, and that they buried or 34 Victoria street, irge of the Central the pi evince, and are requested to me subjects of a foreign country n, on returning to Canada, be nal aiized as British subjects in thre ouths; the period for other aliens i report la, mgkou befor t he,■ Vil- thre The Central Liberal association has not a staff of organizers, and the officers of the riding associations are making their own arrangements as to lists, organization and naturalization. In furnishing information from the head office Mr. Vance's time will be ully occupied, as he is the only per-irection of the Ontario ion er Central offiice. Firebug Caught. iam, June 21.--The Fort bug has been caught. Be Almost Crazy With I Nervous Headache fully oi I son urn oUle :, June 21.-a de-f th.- Russian losses Vafangow. given OUt ; the total at 3,9,00 ■d, mostly men jfho tussian right flank. NERVOUS TROUBLES. intolerable than nervousness. A ne vous person is iu a state of constat I irritation by day aud sleeplessness b i night. The sufferer starts at evei j noise, is shakv. depressed, an although ill a constantly exhaustc ! state, is unable to sit or lie still. Saw His Son Sink. Jpntreal, June 21.--A Sherbrooke, despatch says Dean Henry of Toronto was drowned here Sunday. He jumped into the river to swim and was carried over the falls in sight of his parents and twenty others, who formed a picnic party. His m by poh mid i i ther His •d in 12 fee of water, and will be interred t_ , Sherbrooke. Henry was employed in Toronto, and was spending his vaca- | tion with his parents. Q u I N O L Quinol Cold Are guaranteed to i /> • t li a cure a cold in the and Grip Tablets head. Price 25c a Box, If the cold is in the throat or has settled on tbe lungs use 25c A BOTTLE. Dr. Kay's Kofflene. T A B L E Sold by W. A. DOUGLAS, Druggist. Going out of Business. I THE undersignetl have decided to go nust dispose of tin G T R TIME TABLE. .- tha Cat- the reports that o and it c "It it that three bodies of troops are extending their front between Vafangow and Tschonjon. "After two days of fighting and two tiring night marches by difficult mountainous roads, the troops have been able to rest. Their morale is excellent. It had not yet been possible to procure precise details of our losses. Accurate numbers are only jgrocurable in the following regi- '-'First division East Siberian Rifles, 15 officers killed and 49 {bounded, 12 of whom remained on the battlefield; 386 soldiers killed and 992 wounded, 568 of whom remained on the battlefield, but some of whom, however, were picked up by ■the ambulance train. In the 33rd and c|5th and 36th Regiments 1 officer %nd 36 soldiers were killed, and 16 officers and 640 soldiers wounded. Mils 1 Di Th i thos soldi* mod on the battlefield. "The 1st Artillery Brigade lost three officers and 103 soldiers killed, the 9th Brigade of Artillery, 1 officer and 25 soldiers killed; the Tobolk Regim-nt. 1 officer and 3 soldiers tilled, 1 officer and 40 men wounded, and 3 missing; the Marschansk Regiment, 6 officers and 131 men wounded, 11 men killed and 8 missing." There was a rumor in St. Petersburg last night that a battle at Hai-cheng is actually proceeding, and that there have been heavy losses on both sides. There is, however, no confirmation of this rumor. It has developed that the Japanese at Vafangow had an accurate topographical map of the whole battlefield and that their batteries were Londoi Jul dent I The -The Mukden says it has been officially announced there that the Russian losses at the battle of Vafangow were about 17 officers and 519 men killed, 97 officers and 1,988 men wounded, and 42 officers and 793 men missing. Great Artillery Fire. Newchwang, June 21.--A Russian [officer, who was wounded in the battle of Vafangow (Telissu), told an [Associated Press correspondent that tthe losses on both sides were severe. He placed the Russian casualties as [at least 7,000. He says no soldiers in the world could withstand the Ja-fpanese as they have been fighting -'lately. Their artillery fire, he claims, [is marvelously effective. The Russi-! ans fought stubbornly, but they were ! unable to withstand the enemy's I dashing persistency. General Engagement. ' Liaoyung, June 21.--A general en-' gagement is proceeding near Kai-| chou. 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