THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1907.
BY TELEGRAPH. BY TELEGRAPH.
AN AMERICAN
DISASTER.
Train Falls Over Ravine.
(Exclusive Serviz, suggklied by Reuth.
Si Bombay).
Lepay, October 16 The Middleton Now York to bridge collapsed and precipitated into the ravine belav
Twenty powerlan
injured.
train "Am
Lille
JAPANS HEIR.
Arrival at Korea,
(From Our Correspondent.}
Susan, October 17. The Japanese Crown Princeand party have arrived at Chemulpo, where they wern met by the Emperor of Kores and the Crown Prince.
CHINESE GOVERNMENT
COUNCIL.
THE CHINA MAIL.
PEKIN, October 8. At the conference of the members of the Govarnuant Council in the Grand Secretarist held on the 7th October the following matters were discessed :~~
1.To distinguish the jurisdiction of the Court of administrative litigation,
2. To limit the term of a cabinet minister to three years and not to be
pointed for three consecutive terms. 3.--To contine the right of appointing
cabinet minister to the soy oreign.
These will bu duly memorialized to the
The Royal party travelled to Seoul Throne in a few days.
together.
THE ASIATIC SOCIETY.
Jubilee Celebrated.
THE SHREWSBUR V
SMASH
(From The Correspondent. )
TOKYO, Chether 17.
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THE EMPEROR OF
AUSTRIA
Desnos, Oteabspr Vieson is agitated by the consti-ting reports of the Emperor's health, in spite of the seniofficial announcement yesterday evening of a distinct torn for the better
THE CESAREWITCH.
INION. Detder 15. The Intest being p the Cemre witch la:--
3/1 against alting ass,
6/1 Demure.
81 Royal Drewn
10:1 Wuffy.
91 Madaine Insunbise,
100,7 Outbreak.
100% The White Knight.
RAILWAY DISASTERS.
An Express Derailed.
FRINCE PULUN
24th Mozil". Nervice)
Joe Deplay 16
was recently
WUCHOW AFFAIRS.
Wuchów, October 8. Owing to the heavy taxes on morchandisu
THE VOLUNTEERS..
A launch for conveyanʊ of members of the Corps will leave Blake Pier at 2.40 pm on Saturday, for the camp at Stone- cutter'e Island,
Uniform for all Units:Khaki. Khaki Helmots, Patties and Black Boots.
Baggage of Members should be laited ne much as possible.
Members of the Corps who are desirous of taking a servant to Camp, and have not yet obtained a pass, should apply to the Helquarters at once with nunount notes.
ry for some (30 cents) für euch day the
AN INTERNATIONAL ANTHEM.
BICYCLING IN FORMOSA.
"The human interest" element some-
Read -
5
The opportunity presents it
At the banquet given in honour of Mr. W. II. Taft on Tuesday, says tho N.-C. timos crops out in unexpected places, as is Daily News" of Oct., some aufprise and made evident by the report of U.S. Consul amnument was caused when on the toast. H. Arnold, of Tansui, Forms, ou tho of the Emperor of China being honoured, possibilities of trade in American bicycles self to read all the latest and the Band played the air of the British and atomobiles in the Island, concerning best literature at a minimum of
which he says: National Anthem. The explanation equo later when Mr. H. B. Morse, President of
the American Association, wished to give the sans for the company to dispers. He proposed that an air should be played which has been set to Chinese wards al was played to-night as a
ryant is retained in Camp. Volunteer Headquarters will be closed Chinese national air; an air which as from 10 pm on Thursday, 17th instant,Heil Dir in Siegeskrans' stirs the hearts of sixty millions of Gemmans, which stis until the couplation of Cump.
Evory member should take a flannel bolt the loyalty of millions of Britons as flod in his kit to be worn at night to prevent Save the King," which flls with patriotic chilik, ete.
His Excellency the Governor has been
the merchants of Wuchow here stopped pleased, to sppoint Sergeant Guy Blood to earrying cargoes and closed the marker.be 2nd Lieutenant to No. 2 Company, They made four demands on the officials; Hongkong Volunteer Artillery, will effect
1. To exempt likin on goods on the from the 30th September, 1997.
pal to Wushow.
2. To use the old measures for cargoes, 3. To extend the form of certificates to; transport vice.
4. To which they likin antion on the
border
The following promotions will take place with offect from the 30th September, 1007: -RIGHT No. I COMPANY: Gunner Peake and Gummer Loureiro to Bombalier. Right No. 2 Company : Corpl. F. O. Day 26 Serg, Gunners H. L. Garcett, F. A. Biden. A. J. Pugh, to Corp., Guner H. T. Juckene, to Banbr. Larr & No. 1 Courass: Corp. Marshall and Br. E. M. Hayward to Sergeant: Br. H. E. Sayer Br. Crapnell, Gunner Crawford, to Carpl. Gunner Lock, and Gunner C. R. Hayward, to Bembr
780
Bieraling is very popular with both the cost. Japanese and Chinese residents here. Chiness participate are held twice each works of the best, present day Bioyola 'meet in which Japanese and
year in the capital city. An advertising
gent puld have undoubtedly found good authors havenlready been issued material in the picture which the last moot
to subscribers. here presented. Besides Chinese, Japan- ese and foreign spectators lining the cir cular track upon which the Japanese and Chinese contestants wer racing their wheels that were about fifty
Havages of tho head
tattoon faced
1000
pride of millions of Americans as My hunter tribe. Some of the chieftains additional works will fill the after the fashion of the American Indian, shelves this week. There is no There were many American-made wheels
rina the to be soon in this moot. During yoar 1906 there were imported 320 bicycles; of imported from foreign countries; the other
sumber only 8 are
are put down a
312 wore imported
Japan
this
Fince
tho!
lack of
READERS
majojtity being American-nade wheels. There are no donkers here impeding from America direct. Exporters must con but are they all acquainted with
the local dolors that they can save by importing directly from the Cuited
the fact that for sure that States, in which evout I the
of American- anber
wheels coming into this market will interus. The cities here are provided with good, wide, 20 cents Cash well-pered streets. The roads into the country are being continually improved. There are no carriages nor tram cars in use we place at the disposal of our in the island, hence eyeling holds a strong position.
country, 't is to thee, an air which is were decomted and ornamented anch beard through every degree of longitude where there is land to establish a military post or ocean to floss a ship of war, and ovory degree of latitude from Singapo on the equator to Tasmania in the south and Fort Greely in the north; at sir which stirs the patriotism of hundreds of mullions of the people of the earth, and which yet, being common to so many peoples, may be taken as a hymn of universal brotherhood." Accordingly when the Band played the air in question Anericans, Britons mid Germans sang the words of their own anthems, undoubtedly a happy inspiration on Mr Mora's part and fitted in wall with the The following have joined the Corps spirit of the occasion. We are inclined H. J. Stovens, W. F. Brower, to think, however, that the adoption A telegram from Ottawa, daled Sapt. 7.
Wilkinson, 13.
Young, B. Croucher, W. Mnckintosh and - Chinese residents of the northwest
of the old Hanoverian air by yet E. Long. rporal A. Watson, Bouadios Father nationality, while simplifying their government at Austin, J. Quinn und W. H. Woodley, the work of handmasters, is apt Puking For protection against alleged and Gunner C. M. 8, Alves have rasigued lead to confusion, and zo would aphiteany interferone to the part of the Gunner T. P. Conolly. Suppers Ely urge the Chinese nation to set their national hymn to an original tune for fear struck off the strength.
The high authorities of Kuilin, Kungsi. have consented to the dental and have erdered. Magistrate Chou to investigate the The market will soon barr-upened.
CHINESE IN CANADA.
Prince Polo, who
preened to Japan to say. appointed to raturn Pines Posumi's iwit to Palting.luve ppula to
Jang bang telime tof the mission.
70
I was
strong-
THE VANCOUVER RIOTS.
American exchanges contain accounts of the riots at Vancouver. A telegram dated September 9 anys:--
Fallowing a riot curly Saturday evening i
Time Cho will grin Fip wrend andian meented and municipal police, Ross, V. Watson, and F. Moore have houn of og friction among the Peking in Vancouver, in which Chinatown and the
Prince Eglen.
strapl
Coti
CHINESE LABOUR IN JAPAN.
An Important Point.
The Chinow at Regina have been in the however, har been in
habit of mosting on Sundays. For pocial hat purposes, aui were recently mided, and fertigat
sixty five of their number arrested. They sabor by Jp on the secured legd awistance, and set up the elin thest they had the same right, to preliminary iwangovetin
gathor for mcial purposes in Sunday as
The latest development of the Chinese members of various Canadian clubs labour question in Japan, says the Japan İntional geet eriment
societies whe did the same thing. Chinese who have not taken the oath of allegiones Chronicle," whereby a number of Chinese British subjects, it is cuntended for employed by Messrs. C. Niokul & Co, mt them, are by international law secured their yard at Takohama, near Kobe, save rosidence rights in F foreigne country, and been ordered to be deported, raise an
subjects of the Chinese empire are on an equality with the native born citizens. interesting and important point. It appears that money has been subscribed by the Chiocs to carry the question to
RUSSIAN DEMAND.
A Balance of Influence
Required.
Pekin, Oetcsheer yn
The Russian Minister has fodgori a
domnul with the Waiwups for the
lease to vie of Flunchup to coun
FIN
N
On inquiry ot Mesars, Nickol's offices it was learned that the 14 Chinese in question
the higher warts for a judgment, no intro not coolles, nor even ordinary labourers, the meantime the appeal to the imperial government at Peking has gone forward.
CHINESE CROP LOSSES.
MANCHURIA
Consal F.D. Fisher; in a report from Harbin, states that on account of ni rai
The usual weason for mains, upon which
coreal crops in Manchuria are very had balanra the inthepre caused by the jurcal, wheat being ostinated at a pur occupation by Japan of Kant Islander crop, and that the pries is rapidly
advancing. He adde The Russian linister further de- and the evacuation of the Chinese railway-guards who are stationed by the Chinese Government at the North Manchurian Railwaya.
THE OPIUM CRUSADE.
Tuanfang's Opinion.
(Chinese Mail's Service).
Psixo, October 16.
Viceroy Tuanfing, of Liangkieng, bas telegraphed the Waiwupu to the effect Lotos, October 15,
that the establishment of an official The Crewe Bristol express with coaches from Ossgow, Liverpool. York,
or
clients
POUNDS WORTH
of literature to suit every taste
READ
[WATKIN'S
Legations. An International anthon Song of Universal Brotherhood is obviously Japanise quarters were raided and damage Esperanto, in which language it needel and should be adopted-with done approximating $15,000, a further
it would demonstration
Occured later in which naturally ho written. Meanwhile this Settkant might prolit by Mr Morse's Kichi Yiro Ishii, chief of the bureau of suggestion and insist that the National foreign commerce and head of the Japanese and Germans should be played at the cha miezu of Seattle wore the centual figures anthem of all theatrical performances and public and in which riot a number of people were common to Britons, Americans consular sorrice and Consul Suburo Hisa-
functions.
bruised and injured by broken bottles and flying brickbats in the hands of fronzied mob. Baron Ishii and Consul Hisamidzu finally made their escape through the mob1311 and the affair was immediately abled to Tokya
-"CHINA DETESTS JAPAN."
An American Opinion.
Thus the "Ballalo Courier" :-Gradually, hat steadity, appreciation is growing in this
but are skilled workinen, engine-builders country, and doubtless in England, of the
of a steamship having on band at least Coincident with the riot was the arrival 600 Japanese. With a common impulso
As soon the Japanese came down the gang
CIRCULATING
LIBRARY.
CINEMATOGRAPH PATHE
in
and fitters, earning Y1.50 enol per day Japanese cruce to the commerce of the the mab surged to the water front, and. without overtime. Their labour is more expensive than Japanese, but is more vali- able and thorough, and they are regarded as altogether better workmen. Soon after the Ching had started work at the Taka hama yard, Mewers. Nicke! wore informed
WEISMANN'S LARGE HALL woster nations. Thurs are evidences of plank, they were met by the rioters. Seven (ENTRANCE: WYNDHAM STREET),
by the police that the importation of
Chinese irurers was contrary to the provisions of Imperial Ordinance No. 352
a policy on the part of Japan to absorb or oight of the Japanese were necroms
inn as she has Coras; and the ques-nously picked up and thrown into the tim may become vital if this is Burrard inlet,
to be permitted. in ose China proves crowd of about 4,000 labours started o
Still further rioting occurred when a incapable of protecting her independ-the warpath but wore hmally quilted by NEW PICTURES
enter.
Baron Ishii gavo out an interview, in which he stated that he bad cabled to Ain- trasador Kaneke at London, apprising him of the stirring events here.
NEW PICTURES ! !
".
NEW PICTURES !!!
Hongkong, July 17, 1907.
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CHINA AND AMERICAN
COTTON.
The recent copation of Pratas the palice after about twenty rests hud Island in the Chin Bea in behalf of bean made. Last night Chinatown was the Mikado is attracting some atten- raped off and the quarters of the orientals of 1889, and that the Chinese must tiou. This is a barren reef of no value and by the police, be sent back to Chína.
Messrs. save that it might be fortified mud nael as the farmers in north Manchuris depend for Nickel and C. appealed to Govenor the growing of their crops, comprises the Hattori, who
abuse, which seems the only purpose that months of May and June. This year these chimura, the Chief of Police. Several true that the hoisting of their thug was of $95,000 will be claimed. Mayor
referred them to Mr can be and in view by the Japanese, if it
Indemnity from the city to the stuount is have failed, and the extremely high interviews took place between this official with the imperial authority. The oc- Bethme declared the indemnity will not temperature that has Inerailed since and representatives of the firm, but no upations and fortification of Pratas might be pail, and the affair will be taken up the 1st of July (maxina 190 F) has settlement could by arived at other than he regarded as a menace to the Philippines, with its dominion government. dried the fields and withered the the deportation of the Chinese. Then it is only 400 miles from Manila. They Saturday night's rioting was the worst crops, which have also been attacked by authorities were asked if the Chinese could might be believed yet more inimical to in the history of western Canada. Inter
British interests, as it is but 150 miles national complications are looked for. The crops of onts and barley unromuin if arrangements wore made for from Hong Kong. Great Britain and
Commenting on the cotton crop in the reported to be a total failure. The bean them to live in Kobe, and travel up and Japan are allies, to be sure; but the A special from Vancouver to the "Star" United States for the year ended Septem Jap will probably not yiek over 20 per down the line to work every day, but the alliance would be repudiated by either if
snys
bor last the "Financial Chronicle" saye: expediency required.
Saturday night the Asiatic Exclusion cent of the average, and the estimates of reply was in the negativo.
The Chinese have no love for the Japan league held a parade and later a meeting,
An unsatisfactory development has been the "kinching" and small millet crops It is contended by Mosare Nickel and, and sithongle badly beaten by them in at which Lieut-Gov. Dunsmuir, who va the big decline in the export tade in goods, place the yieki at not more than Co, that, the Chinose employed by theat at the war of some years ago, regard them toed the bill intoduced by the present that with Chim showing a phonomens! per cunt. of their averages, even should Takahara do not come under the houding with contempt as a nation of dishonest attorney-general to enforce the Natal act decrease. In the fiscal year, 1004-05 Chins of labomers," us laid down in the Orpeuple without morality: Ching has been in British Columbia, was burned in offigy, ains inediately follow reported to be considerable quantities of inst year's exops still in the hands of the Chinese in the country, it is probalde that
นวม
111011
DETAILS OF THE TRONALE,
As there are dinance. sening that they are all stilled drilling an army, and might not be so easily and a resolution was passed to ask the book 474,909,610 yards, in 1905.00 We believe that the Chinese Consul defeated again even if there was no inter- dominion government to aller this bill 498.021,40 yards, the reece, but last at Kobe aho takes this view, and contends, vention to preserve the integrity of the to become law. After that the sb stormed year they fell to 85,454,028 yards. moreover, that the Chess are cnited 1. ancient empire. That business interests in Chinstown, delibemtely stuashing the win- trestment
ent under the most favoured-nation America have begun to view the agression dows in all
stores: street Of Japa An appeal has been made to Japan seriously is apparent. The wire- Tokyo, understand, by the Chiness Roningemationalism excited by the triumphs
there will not be a great amount of clause.
orators
monopoly for the sale of epiun does suffering among the natives during the Consul at Kobe, and pending developments 01 Japan over Russia has subsided, and the 5, who oven swarmed up the tela BURNS JOSS TO THE STATUE
The large shortage in the wheat crop expense.
becom.
with
OF LIBERTY.
gathered
poles, and a strong cordia of polies And Hull, left the rails at a surve not interfere with British Marciants coming winter by reason of the present the Chinese workmen at Takahama are gravity of the consequouces is across the street hud all they could do to having a holiday at their employers ing recognized. The Wall Street Sam keep the mob from again entering the Sum-Chinese quarter. As there had been threats while entering Shrewsbury on the night in any way in their own sale of the crop failure.
New York, Sept. 4. szy İs convinced of the
Je of burning, the fire briendo was ready It certainly stems an anomaly that
Radition
the entire dominste
hose to use this method if necessary to keep istaking the statue of liberty in the geteen passengers were killed, and drug, and requests the Foreign Office will no doubt suriously affect the local flow Chinese tailors, painters, printers, etc., and shut the traders of Europe and the white mon back.
harbour hore for the American "No. 1 top out. In the Anutics
course of an editorial to approach the British Minister on milling industry. The pries of wheat in may follow their avocations without intor
While the speaking was gommed with this port for the first time last evening, on the side jess," 37 Chinese sailure, who visited Harbin has already advanced to 80 kopecks ference in Kobe, and some even beyond patenting the instrution being given sound of break hoodlume. Then the burned 750 josssticks in roveronce befor
glass was acclaimed the antter again.
of the fourteenth.
forty injured.
A TRAMCAR WRECKED.
LARION, October 15.
A workmen's tramcar was wrecked
at Halifax yesterday morning oring to the failure of the brakes while descending a steep bill.
JAPANESE MISSION-
ARIES.
Not Wanted.
Sir passengers were killed and thirty- one seriously injured.
(Chinese Mail's Service.)
AMERICAN STOCKS.
LARION. October 5.
Fbocnow, October 16.
A syndicate of powerful Wall Street bankers has been fortoed to support American stocks against the persistent to the Peking Government requesting slump which has been exceptionally acute during the last few days.
to
to close the doors of the against us, it says: The United joyful yells by
gladly remove, and the information derived
the
mob broke loose en Howell street a few
Таразе Teside. Here windows were
per pood (80 cents per bushel), and it will the city limits at Rukkosan, for instance, Bast
and yet these men at Takahama are probably go much higher. The most of refused permission to work.
If the States anothor competitor Japan would blocks away in andther direction, where the the struge shrine. the mills have only small supplies of wheat Japanese uthorities de est show anent railroads in this country will enable broken slag, but the Japanese resisted, and from China and Japan, slipped through When the Warrek linor Braemer, toleration to the stranger within their an hand, ari I am informed that Chinese gates, they have scarcely right to expect speculators have been quietly haying up it from others when the positions are the visible surplus. The contracts that reversed.
the mills bew have unde for the delivery of flour in the Translaikal and other Fro- vinces of Siberia aro being caceled, and it
AHANTUNG PROVINCE.
her to gridiron her islands with car with bottles and boards attacked their rien that will further serve hor puraseniauts. Several people were injured in the dusk of Sturday evening to anchor post, But there is one element that the counter attacks.
bolow Liberty land, Wah Yu, oldest of at not be overlooked: China. To-day
From the Canadian Pacific railway the Chinese atow, rushed ift and chat- A few seconds
the Celestiala detest the Japanese. All of wharves a dozent Japanese were thrown tored down the hatch. WEATHER REPORT.
against the procis true. white men were stabbed by Japanese and later the 37 Chirunnen piled out on deck
in recent
ANOTHER WAR BOOK
JAPANESE PARADE STREKTS.
their animosity, for foreigners is
is now con. centrated
yellow into the water bat were rescued. Thres The following notice is issued by Mr In Manchuria is this
taron
Ain an excited state. is reported that they are preparing to shut Figg of the Hongkong Observatory ¦---
With the awakening that has come to two ethers cut with broken bottles.
They lined up at the port rail while down for a time. It is probable that!
Chinn On the 16th at 12.65 p.-The basemeter
years.
which probably cou- newspaper man going home was held up The elders and gentry of Foekin American four will soon unter this market, has fallen rapidly in E. Japan, owing to tains a germ of real untionality, at the by a Japanesu, aud when the latter was Wah Yu disappeared in the direction of
least expected momentan outbreak artist murderous-looking knife.
taken to the police station a search revealed the Temple, which they had rigged up as inquiries are now being made to Ameri-depression which appears to be moving Japan may happen that will seriously affect
in the stern and whore joss sticks are kept Province have wet and decided upon a can flour willing companies with that ont Eastwards to the N. of Hokkaido.
continually burning. After a short interval, Pressure has increased slightly orer Nthat country's pretensions and check, if resolution which they have duly wired in view by importera bere.
China, and decreased moderately over the not shatter, her unscrupulous commercial
All night bands of armed Japanese walk-Wah Ya appeared carrying niany foss ed the streets keyed to a high pitch by the sticks. These he distributed among the S. Loochees and the Bonine. It remains campaign."
excitement and bent on revengo. They crow, pointing impressively meanwhile in tho direction of the status of liberty, Consul W. T. Gracey, of Tsingtau,low over tho China Sen to the Southward
were restrained, however." of the Panesla The highest pressure is
looming large in the sunset gbw. that immediate steps be taken for the sends the following similar report of the now over N. China.
special envoy of the Japanese government Wah Ya, the venerable ons ast strong N.E. and E. winds Frash prohibition of Japanese monks preach-crop failure from drought in the Shantung An American paper ways—Jajku and Chica now use stufe mercury than most of ing in the province. the other countries, and this is about the only metal the price of which has decreased of Into. In the East it is used for making vermilion, and in Japan largely in the compounding of a secret oxplosive.
PROMIT RELIEF FOR A SPRAINED ANKLE
the
y
be orpooted in the Formosa Channel, and
of the China Sea. Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours and ing at 10 for the 24 houre ending at noon
to-day 0.00 inches,
Forecast to-morrow.
It was a coincidence that Mr. Jahil, the
the
and soon all the Chism with a light, USA. is soon to publish in book form the immigration, arrivell last night on his mis- crow. Wigued as priest for
had about 20
The military information bureau of the sent to investigate the whole questions of on boord, hind been assigned as the oldest Pinzarous reports which it has collected sion. rent in the capacity of military observers Front officers who served tho War Depart
in the late war between Japan and Russia, Already much of the information contained
in
ME
Joss sticks p
burning
Him
quarterunstor known to the Kinglish ofloor as
as Juggine, as he as
Saxby's opas and pointed toward the statur
THE INEVITABLE IN CHINA. Hi Yon, the ler one top site joss," sild
these reports has been
has been published in the Cenimenting on the awakening of China swered the look of inquiry in Captain shape of te matter of inquiry but it is that what the commercial world will have Chinamen, boliesing that Batboldi's status of pamphlots, cash one dealing with the Philadelphia Public Lodger says of liberty. Then it came out that the deemed well now to collect all of this to expect will be the developricas of Chi was the American god, had gathered upon vainable matter in one velures, which nose manufactures and the section of the deck to do fonpoc will by embelished with
Peninsula!
Crop reports during the last few wooks continue to get worse and worso. In the This is from Holland: The mission interior of Shantung Province there has from Korea, about which so much troublo been practically no rain this summer, arose owing to its request to bo admitted while the summer months should bring tes the Peace Conference a for weeks ago, wob weather. Great heat and drought lost one of its members by death, and he have prevailed, so that the bon crop is buried provisionally at one of the practically a total failure: where the beans cometories at The Hague in anticipation of came up at all they hare sines dried COME time ago I spinined my ankle
very hully on a loose, stone, says County. Since matters have changed in regions and will fail if rain does not come Mr Geo. Stevens, who lives near Burbart,sion, Prince Ki, has decided that the sun, while the willot has posed too soon -South coast of Chino between Hong. by this war, the greatest of modern do the outside world will bave no right to A QUICK AND SAFE REMEDY FOR
Korea, the only surviving member of the
or dried up entirely, nowhere obtaining is kong and Hainani: Same as No. 2 Natal. A neighbour garo ino a battle of
remains shall bo Chamberlain's Isi Balm with which I
permanently interrod tin rubled my ankle and then bond it up this country, and this was done ons day in full growth nor producing good mature
with a
WAY
sterited with this needy. September. Sewe friends attended the Ing our cervnody, and on
En swelling gone, but still very sore. I used left for St. Petersburg,
the Pain Balus fitfully during
du week
and the sprain gave 100 very little trouble.
RHEUMATISM.
WHY suffer from this painful malady
Beod.
A SAFE COUGH MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.
FORECAST DISTRICT, N. E. and B. winds, fresh squally, showery 1-Hongkong and Neighbourhood 2-Formosa Channel: N.E. winds, fresh to strong. 1 p.
3-South coast of Glúna between Hong-
is a famous Game is the
TN buying a cough medicine for children never be afraid to us Chamberlain's
We have used this semedy in our family no application of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from several times since, and have norer boon disappointed in getting quick relief. I Pain Balon will relieve the pin and make it and relief is always sure to follow. It is consider it the best howe-hold linisent on rest and sleep psible Blaar entes hars especially valuable for cele croup sed the roarket." For sale by all cherits and been effected by continued use. For whooping cough. For sale by all chomists
sale by all chemists and store-keepers. and store-keopers. store-keepers,
Alice Memorial Hospital.
The Hon. Troasurer of the Alico Memorial and blisted Hospitals bogs to acknowledge with thanks the following
pitala sa unde donations to the funile, of the to
Zoroastrian Charity Funday:8100 A. S. Watson & Co. Robinson & Co.
of the extensive find acoarate protective tarif Those busy not comio of operations soon, but come they will, and when they
covered
times. It is true that already some timo object.
Those ambitions and
those
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, Bus olapsed since the condusion of the charges are the direct fruit of Wester WWENTY yours ago Me Gen. W. Bruck hostilities which formed this basis of teaching, and the West will be viso to discovered that Chamberlain's Colle
bub in the spinion of military prepare for the inevitable.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy MBB less has been sccomplished in tho
quick and safarure for boval complaint. years since the close of that war than in
he d of ime in the military
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