TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1908.
HOME CRICKET,
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Loos, August 24. Yorkshire beat Gloucestershire at Cheltenham, by 182 runs. Kent defeated Leicestershire, at Canterbury, by an innings and 156 rung.
All the other matches
abandoned.
AMNESTIED TURKS REARRESTED..
were
DUE TO INCREASE OF CRIME.
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LONDON, August 24. The Grand Vizier of Turkey bus crdered the rearrest of ordinary prisoners recently released from gael en the occasion of the granting of a constitution, owing to the number of crimes they have since committed.
MOROCCO.
MULAI HAFID NOW ON TOP.
fact that Governor Johnson had absolutely declined to run again. He worked and fought against his ene beng brought before the convention and pleaded with the delegates to select some other man. In epite of all bis work and pleading, however, the delegates simplystampeded in his favour and his nomination was received with acclamation. Ornors patisfaction is ex- pressed with the action of the convention Ebroughout the State.
REPUBLICAN POLITICS.
CINCINNATI, August 20. The dove of peace hovers over the rival Republicas camps in Ohio and the stats managers have come forth with a proclama- tion that the state is sale for Taft. This assurance is given in conjunction with an announcement that all differences between the Republicans have been settled and are roady to work harmony. The Foraker and Taft interests have amalgamated for the good of the party and are now working in the mast harmonious mannsf.
REAR ADMIRAL CASPAR F. GOODRICH.'.
CHINA TRADE REPORTS,
The following notes are extracted from the Trade Returns for 1997; just to hand from the I.C.M.C.
Santuno.
THE CHINA MAIL.
SPORTING.
Polo
WESZ KENT CUP.
AMONG THE NEW BOOKS,
The Hibbert Jelena, a Quarterly Review of
Religion. Theology, and Philosophy, WILLIAMS and NORGATE, London, The current issan is something of a “Summer Number" in that it comprises an unusually large variety of comparatively minor articles, without any outstanding
decremnod by Tis. 0,225. This decline is mainly attributable to two itanis, kerɔsene cil and coal, which are now for the most part carried by foreign flagged lighter trading under treaty regulations, and thus gay duties at the treaty port of destination. Oplom advanced by HE. Tl. 2,349, not
On Monday afternoon teams represent. withstanding the restrictions in need on opium smoking by the Chinese authoritiesing the Royal Artillery and the Middlesex in Juns. The advance in general cargo Regiment inet at Causeway Bay, in the The summer and suitin rice barvestaduty is derived from increased importation first round of the West Kent Cup. There contribution which would at once arrest of uttle-fish, flour, yam flour, ground nutay was a considerable attendance.. It is to be the attention. But the nimes of Pistessor were well above the average, and they were and exportation of fresh eggs, lard, mat regretted, however, that a member of the W. James, Dr Nanson, Professor Patris, followed by a sweet potato crop of unusualang, Pods entered China from Hong-R. A. team was suffering from exposure and Sir Edward Russell sro in the list and excellence. The ten season seams to haro Foreign been a fairly pročtable one for growers kong is the Kowloos stations during the for the sun and this presented the match these assure pabulum of good. substance. and middlemen alike.
year 1907 to the value of Hk. Tis. 29,800,314, from being finished. The Middlesex taom Professor James pursues bis arguments An enhancement of about 8 million-talk over the preceding gear's fegures, Cotton lead by five goals to ell at the end of the concerning Religion on its philosphical side goods, with two exceptions in shirtings, first chukke. Three goals were scored by and makes at least one startling proposal which would shift the very foundation of how substantial advances, more cepecially Dixon and twe by Large. increased by 21,455 gallons, while Sustan cotton through. American kerasane oil has
The teams wore --Middlesex Regiment. belief to another lovet. Whether this is oil depressed by 916,885 gallons (about 46 Captain Cunningham, Lieut. Large higher or lower, better or worec, romatins per cent) and Russian oil by 310,505 gal Lieut. Dixon sud Lieut. Webb-Bowen. to be seen and argue Sir Edward Russell, fans (about 35 per cent.). No Burms oil R.A.-Lieut. Gaise. Capt. Moultrie, with his omal savo, Boglish gently was imported by junk. All the items Lieut. Thicknesso and Capt. Finch.
presses home the practical side of under metals fell off with the exccption of
The Middlesex team and the Civilians cortain Socialistic appeals and shows lead in pige sad bars, which advanced
goes on about 60 per cent. An exceptionally pro-are opponents in the final to-morrow after thom inapplicable. But ho fitable business is reported to have boon noon.
to make positive auggestions which might obriously be acted upon at once to the mutual benefit of all concerned. "The Religion of the Sensible American “ will attract many by its clearness and naïvets, whether they are prepared to follow in his steps or not. President D..
By courtsay of the Imperial Chinese Telegraphe authorities at Foochew, this office is zow supplied regularly with all weather warnings of importance issued by the pervatories of Sikawci, Hongkong, and Manila.
Foodhow.
The net total value of the trade of the port shows an increase of 23 million Locke This increased value is chiefy derived fros the large importation of foreign four- duty free article-and the higher valien.
WASHINSTON, August 19. The retirement of Roar Admiral Evans makes Rear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich the manking officer of the United States Navy,
Rear Admiral Goodrich has only feecurrent for tea during the year. More tea more months to serve as he, too, rotires for whs exported during the latter half of the age on Jamiary 7, 1900.
year than has been usust of late, and the export duty consequently increased under: this head.
BAYS. WASHINGTON, August 20.
In an interview President Roosevelt de clared that it is probable that the Filipino) people any he given their independence after twenty years but not before.
done in metals.
AMOY NOTES.
SEW BROOMB
August 21.
A TOURING BASEBALL TEAM.
Mr J. Lawrence Woods, Manager of the Reach All American Baacball Clu, is now in Hongkong arranging for his team to play a cricket match and a base ball game some time shout December 18. The team will tour the Orient, playing at Honolulu,
Yokohann, Kubo, Manila, Hongkong and
talent wo understand.
Jordan has made excellent aso of his
materials. Monsieur Gerard would per
THE LUSITANIA'S NEW RECORD.
New YoEx, August 21.
because of the decay of the Aristocratia The Lusitania pulled into New York by the officials and nati-opium association
Element in Bociety: Bread-end butter. harbor to-day four days and fifteen houra established in Foochow and the neighbour
A SHOOTING, RECORD,
Sciencos and the deadly level of the aver from Liverpool. The big Canarder clipped hood to reduce the consumption of opium, five hours from her own previous record
The Daily Telegraph correspondent at
The fastest time hitherto has been for success with the younger, men; porti and other obstructions that bare blocked match rifle, made at 900 yards by one of of Civilisation. The School Difficulty, the and set a pace for all other ships to follow. and it is believed they have had some
Bisley, writing on July 17th, desoribca a age, he believes, tend to the docsy of marvellous string of bulls-eyes with the ulture and the arrest of the onward March THE RIVAL SULTANS OF daga nineteen and a fraction hours. who have for some time indulged in the
habit find considerable difficulty in break up the thoroughfares 80 long are being the Irish Echo Shield team, firing in an Relation between the Religionist and the
individual competition. He says:--I have INDEPENDENCE IN 20 YEARS HE ing it off, but with determination this can ruthlessly swept away. The nondescript had to write abotat record se zon, but one Scientist, the Basis of Morality, the always be effected. During the year foreign coveringe that have stretched above the has been made to-day which seems likely Constraint which Society should impose opium declined by 188 piouls and native sets from shop to shop liave been pulled to stand-I had almost said for all upon its members are ali readable and opium by 72 picula.
down to let in the sunlight and air: no time"-unequalled. In shooting in the enlightening numbers. While those who itinerant peddars are to be allowed to "Bandeo," ten shota at 900 yards, match block up the pathways. The streets are marksaan, put on
rifles, Mr Maurice Blood, famous Iriah enjoy diving into the Relations between full wore of ten cop-The Church of Scotland and Its Formula," be made as wide as it is possible to make sesutive balls-oyce. Under the rules relating iso Language and Religion," will find them. Monods of rubbish are being to the shoots and possibles," Mr Bloodwater of sufficient depth provided. Thoro Hope for the future, lies in certain carried away and Bumped into the sed
continued firing at the range until he fell enterprises what were initiated during
Also a clean sweep is being made of the the year. The raust important of these is Opium shops and the houses of bad fame, the Chang-Hsin (Amoy-Changchow) branch of the Fithian Railways, which is now only a few days since being given to the inutes to clear off, and for the owners to under construction. The subscribed capital close them entirely. This is being done in for this line, and the extension from hang. Chang Chow too, and in other cities inland. chow to Chinchew, which it is hoped to Summary justice is being meted out to would secure by concluding such AD build ister, is $8,000,000 in 85 shares, on all offenders of the pablis peace, with oue which a call of $1 a share has already been result that a crowd of desirables are paid.
Whether it is in view of the approaching A good deal of energy has been shown visit of the American Fleet, or merely the Shanghai. It is a great aggregation of unde as that "Civilisation is in Danger"
spasmodic activity of new Mandarins, it is and to say, but Amoy is now the scene of igorous improvements." The encroach- monts of the shopkeepers on the streets are being dealt with, all signs and tabica
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Losnox, August 24. It is confirmed that the Sultan Abdul Aziz has been defeated with heavy loss. Ife was surprised on the
night of the 20th August and most of his troops at once went over to his rival and brother Mulai Hafid. Abdui Aziz fied for safety to the French
zone.
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BRITISH NAVAL" AFFAIRS.
LONDON, August 93. The London Observer states "that the British government have, with a view to avoiding the annual Anglo-German wranglings, agreed upon the secessity › for a four yaura' naval programme until 1911, when it is hoped that Germany will be able to consider the possibility of a naval entante,
Such a programme will provide for the building of thirty Dreadnoughts" or Indomitables," at a cost of fifty millions sterbug above the present estimates:
(FROM THE "A.-C. DAI-Y NEWA"}
AMERICA AND CHINA.
JAPANESE COMMENTS.
TOKYO, August 20. Apropos of the suggested alliance be tweon Chires and Americs, the Rokusmin Shimbun questions what benuut Americs
allinnce.
Amay.
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away from or missed the bulls-eye. But are the usual pages devoted to Discussions, ON AND AFTER FRIDAY NEXT before the varied and got off the black he he was evidently in the pink of form, for Reviews, and Bibliography. succeeded in piling on a score of another thirty-one bulls. In all, the marvellous record was made to-day by Mr Maurice Such a record has not before been made by Blood of forty-ons consecutive bulls-opas. a British (or any) marksman.
WEATHER REPORT.
The following notice in iseusd by Mr Figg of the Hongkong Observatory 1—
HAPPENINGS IN THE
HARBOUR.
The s.8. Prinz Regent Luitpold berthed this morning at No. 3 wharf, Kowloon.
The P&O. Nore borthed this after. noon at No. 3 barf, Kowloon.
The German mail Prinz Eltol Friedrich,
Das America had it utvisable, aske this paper, to depart from the concert of the Powers for the maintenance of the open
The other venture is the proposed ex.leaving amoy.for Kulangsu, Chion Be and done and of equal opportunities in the Far ploitstion of mineral deposits in the anki other places, where the rigime is not so Fast? And docs China buliere that she district (locally, Ankhop) by a ̈Chingee strict. It really looks as if the Authorities will be able to exclude other lowers by syndicate. The subscribed capital for this want to put the town of Amoy inte as allying herself with America alone?
undertaking is 82,000,000, and authority
On the 25th at 12.20 p.The larometer due to-morrow morning, will berth on ar The Nich Nichi Shimbun is further has been given by the Board of Works to dean and satisfactory & condition as they unable to understand the reports of ill-begin work. It was found that the con- can, though I very much fear when all is he fallen over the Chins coast and rival." feeling in Americe towards Japan, since cession contained cost and iron in great done, that there will be plenty of blemishes Formosa, and risen over Japan and the there is not even the lightest tice of such abundance as well as lead and limestone, laft. Nothing but a big fire, working as a feeling in Japan towards America.
KOREA.
THE NATIVE EDITOR CAN
veritable besoni of destruction" and complete rebuilding on more generous lines, will ever, transform. Amoy into a beautiful city, worthy of habitatīvu,, or
The venture looks promising enough, and it is said that a foreign engineer has been engaged to take obarge of the mining operations. An American mining engineer is reported to have examined the distrik, and discovered a mountain of magnetite attracting to sightseers. Toxvo, August 12. Mr Yang Ku-tak, the native editor of iron ore a mile long and three-fourths of a the Korra Daily News has been handed ale wide, which is estimated to contain user to the Janceva pelice. He will be over 10,000,000 tous. Litestone, galens, sent into hospital for the present.
kaolin, and zine b'ende deposits are also reported, and samples of rich satinery one sud graphite have been brought in to the port.
A PIRATE ATTACK. Three hundred rioters fired upon the fishing guard ship Hokkoku Maru which had stranded on Hoanghon Island. The Hokkoku Maru, taking advantage of a full tide, was successfully floated and resched Chemalpe.
The Cabinet is still undecided as to. The torpedo ganbont. Chihays has pro- the method of raising the money. rooded to Hoanghoa Island. The cruiser Tkoma, and four torpedo-boats also left Chemulpo yesterday for the suppressicu of the pirates in south Korea.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
[FROM THE CABLENEWS.AMERUAN."]
CUBA.
FROM THE SHANGHAI MERCURY,"
THE FAKUMEN RAILWAY.
Swatow.
Loochoos.
The typhoon, which is
The German steamer Matilda Korner
COX.
will giva Ax Ores-am Brow on the HOTEL GARDENS.
Commencing at 9.16 2.3 sharp
Most Comic and interesting Pictarea shown only..
Price of Admission...60 cents. Children, Half-price.
West of the Locchens and North of Motice was towed out of dry dock at noon to-day. GYMKHANA DINNER
Sims, has made but little progress eince yesterday. It appears to be moving slowly towards W.S.W. at present.
A high pressure atea covers E. Japan.. Bad weather will continue to prevail "The Coleridemic utinues both in over the Eastern San.
Fresh N.W. to BW. winds may be Amoy süd on Kings, as well as in come plays iutnad. We trust it will be but ofpected in the Formosa Channel and the
N. part of the China Sea. brief duration, and that the cooler weather Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours end, Bow prevailing with mom or less of raining at 10 am to-day, 0.07 inches. will help to drive this dread scourge sway
Forecast for the $4 hours ending at noon KO-MOTTGW. **** from the port. It is affecting trade," as
FORECAST DISTRICT. Amoy is now an infcoted port, especially 1-Hongkong and Neighbourhood: regards Singapore and the Straits Set-N.W to W. winds, moderato or frock: to carciso a material and unhappily do-lomants. This affects injuriously the large squally, thunder showers.
2-Formosa Channel: N.W to w, renginiones on the trade of the post Cuolio trafle, and the lines of steamers wiede, fresh or strong are: (a) local rising in the adjoining which ply between us and the Straits are
3-South coast of China between Hong district, only some 40 miles away i (6) the once more badly hit by the embargo. Wekong and lamocks: Same as No L Herious failure of the spring rice crops; (e) the great advance in the rate of coast or hava had vory few coolie steamers in po kong and Hainan, Same as No. 1.
South coast of China between Hong change; and (d) the forced clearances of old stocks of sugar at rainous rates,
The chief causes which have contributed
Canton.
during the last month of 80.
SEIZURE OF AMMUNITION.
A good deal of excitement has becit caused locally by the recent seizure of
A MESSAGE FROM AUSTRALIA, Mesland, writes: "Chamberlin's VESARS Williamson & Co., Jusdäk
ON
The steamship Rabi, now in harbour, is having an all-round scraping, preparatory SATURDAY, the 29th inst., to receiving a new coat of paint and minor | repairs.
at 8 p.m.
In consequence of being partly destroyed by white ante, twenty-four bags of very old documents, which have been accumula local bank, ting at a
were taken across the harbour this morning to be- destroyed by fire.
The German Mail steamer Prinz Regent Luitpold arrived in port this morning after a sharp run down from the north and made fast to the Kowloon wharf at sight o'clock. On arrival at Bremerhaven, the vessul "will" lay by one trip, and during her stay of ten weeks will have completo overhauling. She will resums her run to China and Japan ports again in December, leaving Bremer haven on the 16th.
A STUBBORN DISEASE,
WASHINGTON, August 18.
Ammunition, &e, ant it is not easy to get Governor Magoon has been ordered to
LONDON, 20th August. Washington for a conference with the Fre
The Provincial Prasa continues to čam. Silk, as far as production is uncured, reliable information. Whether the Japa Colio, Cholers and Diarrheos Romedy, DHEUMATISM is considered by the sident and Secretary of War. Secretary ment adversely on the Japanese at litade reached accord figure and exhibited, nese are implicated in the business is not enjoys a great reputation in these parte.madical men to be the hardest di Wright has not had time to possess himvolź fully of the facts regarding the Cuban ad- the Finmintul. Fakumen Railway ofring to late raits, the unusual feature of certain, but they are undoubtedly suspect-It has affected some really femarkable onse there is to control, bat Chamberlain's cures, and there is scamely a home without | Pain Palm has remarkable power over in ministration and he is anxious to confer question. The thast Anglian Times, an an eighth crop.
The total collection--Ik.Tl.. :1,281,72d, and this tells against the creation of a bottle. For sale by sil chamista and Une application will give relief. For sale intiuential daily published at, Ipswich, with Governor Magaon as to the condition points out that Japan has previously exceed that of the previous year by the Roycott. It is a great pity that Japan torekeepers.
by all chemieta and storekeepers. of affairs, especially with regard to the displayed a tyrannous disposition towards Hk.Ths. 69,335, and constitutes the host is not more willing to yield a few points progress that has been made toward turo Cluna, but that British interests are now a record. Import and export duties have and so help to settle the many serious ing the goremment over to the Cubans.
concerned. The plea that the isinminzun. largely increased, but const Traite has fallen, Fakumen live would interfere with the off by Hk. 95,000, while transit dues South Manchurian Railway, wns a mezosub-show a decrease of some it,74%, 31,000, terfuge, and was so regarded everywhere. Other countries would begin to realise that Japan was seeking to lord it over China very high-handedly. The Chinese them- selves were beginrang to appeal to America
Kowloon.
questions which are still outstanding be bween her and China. Two big nations in such close proximity must necessarily trade with each other to their mutual benefit; so- that a continuance of the. Boycott acts Prejudicially to both parties, and the sooner it ceases the better for the peace of the East...
THE SPRINGFIELD RIOTS,
CHICAGO, August, 18- Advices froin Springfield indicate that the situation is a bit more favorable to law and order this evening. The troops are closely guarding the uegro quarters and
The net value of the junk tindo under there has beou o rioting. The prace with the view of obtaining American the coguizance of the Kowloon stations for offers have made numerous arrests of the sympathy while the idea of an America the year under review amounted to Hk principal offenders; both white and bisck, Chinese alliance against Japan was in the Tis, 54,301,066, a substantial advance of they have been lodged in jail under a Bir. The Japanese will probably find it 121 million taels, or 30 per cent, over tho ong military guard. There has beon inadvisable to make bad friends all round, figures for for 1906. Imports, exports, and last Sunday, one of Butterfield and Swird's come resistance of the authorities. A spa as they are doing now.
cial grand jury has been ordered impaneled
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LONDON, August 19.
inter-China trade shared in this advance,
THE THUNDERSTOR W. During the violent electrical storm of
A certain curate was of a painfolly
vous temperament, and in consequence was constantly making awkward remarks intended as compliments--to the bishop and others,
PROOF POSITIVE
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THE LANCET
REGARDING
SAYS:
JOHNSTONE'S M.P.
*Our analyses of these Whiskies indicate that the state-
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In view of the multiplicity of adverse steamers, the Lachow, was struck by for the investigation of the affair. Many The Westminster Guzelle, commenting on circumstances-indlemoney of weather, lightning, and a portion of one of the of the arrests that have been made have the Japanese allegation that the proposed tightness of money market, exchange maste ripped away. It is the general im bba for slight infractions of the special Haimintun-Fakumen line world competa fluctuations, restriction of opium smoking. ordinances established to meet the emer- with the South Manchurian Railway, unrest in the South, and last, but not the pression of most people that they have gensy and will not result in prosecution. ridicules the idea as far-fetched, and feels lost the transfer of the carrying trade seldom experienced so severe a storm, the On the other hand some of the leaders in Bound to call the Japanese attitude ob from
janks to foreign lighters of flashes of lightning were so vivid nad se trioting have been taken into custody structive. It is quite true that the Faku-certain staple commodities testa continuous, while the peals of thunder and they will be held for trial. While the men-Hsinnantea line would for about fifty tistics for the past 12 months show situation was serious a fow tours ago, it is miles run parallel with the outh Mana distinet, and in the circumstances satis were most prolonged and terrifying. now believed that the crisis has passed. churian Railway but of the same time factory, improvement both in the voluise it would open district hitherto undove-and value of the trade. Deducting about loped by any railway. The Japanese can 10 per cent from the total value of the ADMIRAL EVANS RETIRES.
only mean that toy regard the traffic trade obtained from increased valuation, WASHINGTON, August 19.
of this district as belonging by right to there still remains a substantial increase of Admiral Robley D. Evans retired from the South Manchurian line. When 20 per cent, to record Notwithstanding sarvico yesterday after an active career they say the end would be attainable by the improvement noticeable in the trade of forty-eight years in the navy. Ad- the soustruction, of a line from Fakomen onder our contrel, it is regrettable to have Having distinguished himself in onments made in regard to them are honest that is to say, that miral Evans is at Take Mobook, N... to Tieling, they mean, na the map shows to record, that with the exception of four unusual degres during a gathering of clergy where he has been resting quietly since he that the traffic would be taken round and foreign rice, the trade for the period, at an afternoon tea, a short while ago, they are Pure Malt Whiskies distilled in the Pot Still More returned from Hot Springs. The three: aides of a square, vie Mukden to under rostow, taken as a whole, proved the bishop's palace, he was taken to task over, the evidence of the palate is in favour of the statement that The Alm af Her Life; by L. X Mo nouncement of his retirement was ride Tieling, a distance of 110 miles, instead unsatisfactory, y
for his failings by a senior curate, who was Wow the advent of the Kowloon-Cantou one of his companions the potasion for an ovation in his honour of going direct to Fakuman, ▲ distance
the way home they are fully matured. The flavour, while malty and richt, is The Angel and the Author and Chalices, from his neighbours and fellow sojourners, of only fifty miles. It cannot be Railway other goods may disappear from **Look hora,” said Bruce, the soulör, There are still a number of distinguished the interests of the country that any rail our returns, bat junks will continue to be decidedly, you are a donkey. "Why can't soft. A feature in the analytical result was the amount of Satan Sanderson, by Hallie Erminie Rivie The Honour of X, by Graham Hope, DANİ wen at the Inke, drawn hither by the way monopoly should be maintained which availed of for places below Canton, not you keep not instead of making your
quantity The Man Mede Law, by Coralie Stentha Manual conference and all of then joined in intiate this inconvenience. The Japanese served by the railway or steamer. A niore inics remarks and spawicing to you Ether. The amount of Ethers represents a maximum qua
and Heath Hosken extending their congratulations to the principle is unfair to the Chinoso, who correct idea of the trade in the delta would now as a brother." galant sailor whose distinguished career af would had the line from Poking cut short be convoyed by considering the Kowloon Loud laughter interupted him at this for Whisky. It may be remarked also that acidity of these The Lost Angel, by Hatherine Tyunu, almost half century it his country's Beinminton, whereas it ought and must and Canton turns together, as about 95 point, and for the moment ha did get ace Whiskies was practically nit. These Whiskies are well adapted Theo Bettio, by Andrew service is fresh in the minds of almost eventually be prolonged to its natural por cont of the importe passing Kowloon the joke:
inhabitant of the United Statos.
for SPECIAL DIETETIC PURPOSES, junction at Kaitual or other point to the stations proceed to places in the Pour north. A merely monopolistic policy will River, and out of this 78 per cent are dafest its own purpose and cause friction destined for Canton, The year 1807 may
A WELL KNOWN ERMEDI. and trouble with a grast many people be described as one of great depression in sincerely desiring to live in friendship with trade even more pronouneed than the THERE are for people in this country
proceding year; which may be mamly
who have not used, or at least heard the Japanese
tributed to lack of demand from the con of Cham borimm's Cello, Cholers and suming districts. the whole the year Diarrhea Remoty. It is the fint thing class with brighter prospects for the they thik of when they or soy member al | Futore,
the fat are stricken with diarrhoes, pain The fotal revenue collection for the year in the 4 mach ör ommp solia. It has pr 1007 amounted to T. 383,29 These bably sad the lives of more pale than figovs mak second on record sites the any or medicine fu tis, and 000. It has opening of the new stations in 1899. The heen us dins home and its valuable pro Intresse gres the prations Figures is pretios become how they rely upon it a 16 142. All heading show snadvance, confidently as on their finally chrishad with the exception Ching fat, which or kate by all abemulate and strokepçe
every
GOVERNOR JOHNSON
RENOMINATED.
SHOULD BE KEPT IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
ST. PAUL, MIN., August 20 Governor Johnson was renominated- bo-day on the Democratia ticket for go vernor of Minnesota amidst aconas of the wildest sathoniasm, that eser attended a
AB result of mving my child I regard Minnesota Blate convention. The nomina A Chamberlain's Colla, Cholera and tion was made unanimous, It was the marches Remody is inedioine wklo grūsteak testimonial of the feeling of the should be in very household, on people of the fitate for their governor that ADAKS, Merchant Gold River, Nova could possibly ba giram The demonstre Boone. For sale by all chemists and store thouse all the more remarkable for the keeper.
$15.50 per Case.
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