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The Undersigned AGENTS for the above Company, are prepared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE L Current Rates.
SBEWAN, TOMES & 60..
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(1998 Howhone. 18th June, 1904.
THE
"GENERAL PENNEOLINEO-
VITCH,"
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6TH, 1904.
{THE SECRET OF THE NATIVES THE
THE "D.T."
A telegram to the Tokyo Foreign Office Under this caption, the Shanghat Mercury says: No leading paper here except the Daily has an unsing leader, montioning that General Telegraph gives any comment on Marquis as the most notable of Russia's helpers in the Yamagata's instructions to the Commander-in: presont war. Here are some typical extracts. Chief of the forces in Manchuria. The Daily Did a Japanese mule die of sonile decay in the Telegraph states that in muny respects Russia island of Formosa, the resources of Japan were is move Asiatic than the Asiatic nations, and going to the douce. Did a British or American that it is not at all hory on the part of the ass bray in the same key as the Russian national Japanese authorities to express their freedom anthem, there was a fundamental change in from any race prejudice. From the Japanese Anglo-Saxon opinion. The steady advance of point of view the present war is one of justice the Japanese was the half-heard crawl of the 2nd possity. Our sympathy with Japan couscript already longing for his return" fo remains as strong as heretofore. With re- his.nativo land, and viewing his lengthening ference to the passage in Marsimi Yumigata's chain with ever-growing distrust. The digni- | instructions running: It is therefore earnestly
More important than the whereabouts of hidden gold is the secrot of the ancient natives of Australia, For untold ages they had had banded down to them from generation to generation the great Reoret of how certain Dative barba cured the dietases to which they were subject and thus preserved them in excellent health. When Captain Cook made bis great Australian discovaries the amazing health of the Entives was one of the chief things which impresend him. Writing on the very subject he afterwards said :- I did not observe (amongst the natives) say appearance of disease, or bolily complaint, or oruption of the skin or 10arks of any and the most severe wounds heat most rapidly. Very old men without hair and testh show no signs of decrepitude and are full of cheerfulness and vivacity."
Here is testimony indeod to the sapuriority of vegetable remedies over harmful drags und
modern medicines.
WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY OF/fied retirement of the Caur's forces became one of hoped." etc.. the Daily Telegraph comments mineral substaboes so wido'y used in most
TORONTO AND LONDON. INCORPORATED A.D. 1851.
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ALEX. ROSS & CO. Hongkong 28th April, 1904 LUNION OF PARIS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED
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is most skilfully conducted military tours that the soldier cooks of the Russian army or any other army hail over connived. Tashib chino was a more outpost affair, in which after gaining all the experience they wanted at the the Russians retired---q. usual. woment Liaoyang was a decided Japanese reverse- Think of their losses Imagine their difficul- ties! Weigh their rendts against their wishes, and see what you see!
"Some people think the tying up of the Russian fleet was a blow to Paussian prestige. and that years must elapse before the Czar can hope to regain the position in the council of nations which his skilful bluff had won for him. Not so good Panteolineovitch. He knows baltor. The initial szocess of Japan has but lelhor more certainly and completely to her final doom. Had she not gained a very tem- porary control of the immediate waters (note
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that these are words of much import and wisdom and will certainly bring about an improvement. in the present arrangements and lead to the furtherance of Japanese interests. There shoul be drawn a broad line of draureation Itween comments on futare and past events. In regard to pending operations there is no donging that somucy is absolutely necessary, hat as to com. menting on pust events of the war, Japan may find it derdagnous to her cause to allow a greater latitude than has been hereto granted in varion» arangements. The opinion of the general public never fails to be a power in the rear of an army; therefore to secure its favours is one of the greatest aims of higher strategy- Nothing but good can he expected to resolt from the instructions in question, and from the removal of the slight hitches that lave neces sitafel their isme. Should smoother relations result between the military authorities at the
prossly states that the sympathy of Great
for as strong and sound as ever.—Japon. Mai
THE Undersigned, having been appriate Please, of the immediate waters only. the front and the Press, the Daily Telegraph ex.
rest of the wide world is still beneath
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Not only from the writings and observations of Captain Cook, bat from their own experi rents also, scientists have for some time now been impressed with the muperiority of vegetable aedicine. Soare years back Chas. Forde, an minent seibutist, thoroughly investigated the healing extracts and essence of Australian roots and herbs. and after loug research he found him I the discoverer of a natural veget able substance which had she power of noting in the buman systour in the game way na nature's own animal, substance, bile, and which was beyond all doubt the finest remedy yet discovered for all liver and digestive disorders.
This substance was specially compounded with
retined that a suitable doss could be contained in the space offered by a small boan. Put up iato tbia convenient form, these beans for the liver or bile became widely known and used as
other ingradients and so concentrated and
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propared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE the sway of the mighty forces of the Czar). Britain will remain with Jupan to the very Many of these so called "remecies" contain
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HENIX FIRE OFFICE.
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she would not have been able bo Lake up the position she now holds and which is so entirely to the benefit of Russia. Now when the turn comes, it will come with crushing com- pleteness. Nothing will be wanting to the fal ness of the Russiau revenge for the insults which Ler people and her rulers have here with such exemplary fortitude and dignity. The Japanese armies will be rimply overwhelmed, and those Agents for the Phonix Fire Offse of them spared by Muriosite bullet and lanes Hongkong, 17th August, 1887.
will do away with themselves wholesale by the rative method of karikiri! T'hou the Baltic NORTHERN ASSURANCE O fleet will arrive. Port Arthur will easily be
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retaken from the dispirited islanders Korea will be rescued, and the beginning of the war will at last have.come. All leading up to this situation will have boon preliminary skirmish THE Undersigned are prepared to acceping. The real fighting will follow the invasion
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BLOCKADE OF PORT ARTHUR.
The blockadenf Port Arthur is gratusily being drawn lighter, and a supreme effort is boing Removal work at Canton River Barriers, pre-made to effectively simt off communication,
cantions to be observed by passing vessals.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that removal work at the Carton River Barriers will shortly commence, and that, with a view to avoid endangering the lives at those
engaged on it, the following rules should be
observed by passing vessels,
1. When a red and white flag [International His shown from a barrier, or from a best in the neighbourhood of a barrier, it will indicate that the wash of a steamer is liable to endanger life and property.
Under these circumstances a steamer should | pass that neighbourhood at as slow a spoed as possible.
2. When a red flag is shown from a barrier or from a boat in the neighbourhood of a barrier it will indicate that a vessel must not, so long as that flag is dying attempt to pass the barrier. This latter is an emergency sigual to mest possible coutingencies.
Approved,
J. HOWELL MAY, Harbour Master.
S. M. RUSSELL.
Dopaty Commissioner of Customs.
Custom House,..
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particularly between the city and the Ching coast. Junks are being overhauled right and left, and the Chinuman who succeeds in getting his vessel within hailing distance of the Lino tung Peniusala is a wonder. The increasing severity of the blockede is in line with admis- sions of the Japanese just after the failure of the last big sttack on Port Arthur. when it was practically announced that future offorts would be directed toward drawing an impenetrable cordon about the situlel on the sea side.
The Busive junk with its cunning Celestial sailor, and the way it successfully came and went, have puzzled Admiral Togo and his feet, but the Admiral is now getting a line on the naughty skippers, and his torpedo boats scout the seus day and night, ready to pounce pour nowary victims.
Three hundred junks or more have been taken in tow during the last few days, accord- ing to the best information, most of them being escorted to Dalny. The protestations of their navigators are of no avail, be they to the effect that they were bound for Dalny anyhow, or that they were merely out for a sail on pleasure bent.
The Imise of operations in rounding up this indiscriminato collection of ships is the Misutan Islands, Here the feet has a sort of head- quarters. There is a repair station located on one of the islands where minor breakages are fixed up, and where the torpede-boats und emaller exaft find shelter.
Merchant steamers on their regular runs from Chefon north do not escape the vigilance of the occan sentinels. One ship arriving from Nowchwung the latter part of last wook was held up no less than three times on her way down. The mucb-talked-of blockade is becoming such in fact, and nows from Port Arthur is sifting through slowly.---Chefon Daily News.
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in an insight into western learning." Halls have been set aside as schools, and there have been would-be scholars in plenty, but the diffi- uulty has been to find anyone to give the teaching. The only instructors likely to ba available in the near future are Japanese, who not only have valuable sympathies with the Chinese arder of intelligence, but can subsist on scaller stipends that would be required by foreigners. When Col. Manifold's party passed through the west they found no avaptors of disturbance and everywhere mot with courteous and kindly waleoras. Col. and Mrs. Manifold leave for home by the English mail on Monday AUTOMATIO MAUSER
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Bile beans owe their great success to the fact that they are purely vegetable and are altogether superior to the old-fashioned remedies which claim to have been in use for fifty or sixty years. mereary, bismuth, and other harmotai mineral substances. These substances, if taken in quantity, bare the property of lausening the teeth, deranging the digestive crgans and liver, also of such a nature that it is necessary to lake and doing other harm to the system. They are & large quality to produce any effect, hence they often do more harm to the body than the silments they are taken to check.
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