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of food, no further eviteuse is noodad to prove that there is something very wrong with him. In ninety-nine such cases out of a hundred, the evil will be found to be due to indigestion. It was that, the most prevalent of all complainta, which for tire months disabled Mr. E. Nichol HOD, of No, 31, East Street, Town Quay, A well-known Portsmouth, England. He is and respected tradesman in that town.
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• 38y illness began pain at the stomach," remarkod Mr. Nicholson in September 92, 1905, "which gradually grev more intense and constant, until at lust I was Eating always made it user without it. worm, ut I came to dread the sight of food of any kind. The least morsel would cause me agony. There was great pressure at my cheat; and I frequently suffer from siek headache, which made me very dizzy and caused overy. thing to appear as though it were spinning arouted, I slept badly at night, the pain in my stomach keeping me awake for hours together, And in the morning I wonk arise with a bad
10outh. unphurand tasto i
After unduring this misery for some time, I went to a doctor, and described my symptoms to him. He seemed to naderstand my case wall mough, and gare nu se ruedicine; but it did was no good Then I tried first one medicine and then another, but all in vain way health went from bad to worst, antil 7 reached au almost hopeless state. One day, when I was filing terribly ran down. my
wife brought in a bottle of Mother Seigel's Syrup and set if on the table by the side of my plate. Though I had no faith in it, whatever. I allowed
myself to by persuaded to take wotas, and coutinned to take it. The realt very soon de ighted and surprised me. My pain gradually subsided and improvement beginning never returned, the
list with the first dose. There has luon no return of the complaint, and, I ferd as wall as I did in my life, though the facts that I bare here stated occurred seven years ago."
Nothing keeps a man or woman down like indigestion or liver trouble-nothing lifts them up so quickly or so surely as a course of Mother seigel's Syrup, the remedy that cared Mr. Nicholson.
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It Happened in Japan; by BARONESS ALBERT D'ANETHAN, Yokohama: Kelly and Walsh, Letal.
If Messrs. Kelly and Walsh can get hold of auch locally written fiction of this bigh class, they will soon be entering into competition with the big London houses, and producing chef d'oeuvres evory season. We admire the well. known aber of diplomatic society in Japuri- more as a novelist than as a post, although even there her talent is above the amateur standard. There are a fon faults to be found with this noval, but they are so unimportant as nol to conflict with its classification as a distinctly meritorious production, one that will give satis. fnetion to a large circle of roads, The title is not particularly apt. Dolate o'ha or two hits of local colour, not intrusive, bet at the same time not essential, and it could have happened any. where. Japanese cherry blossom can scarcely Iragrant;"a man in Japan bo described as
a cheque for a wum in would hardly draw gainean; and so on: those are trifling slip. There is a rather offoasivo passage on page 39. and throughout the book it is borne in upor one that the author does not share the postic or idealistic los of "love" as a sentiment divino rather than human. It is of passion, irresistible passium of the hamsnest, that this ook tells: passion that sent one man to a suicide's death, killed the heroine, aut nitored the whole carrer of su amidtions and abl diplomat. The book is a little daring al times, but that is fashionable nowdays; and there is nothing of which Mre. Grandy can take hold, An is usual with books published in Japan, prople will try to fit the characters to real persone, and some of them, notably Count Carlitti, are natural enough to be photagraphs Which reminds us that the illustrations to the book are Japanese scunes down by Barou Felix Chazal. And very well done too. The pab lishers have done their part adusirably. The only fault is that the sketch of Pearl on the cover is a disillusionment after reading of her loveliuons.
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Berke MR. P. A. HAZELAND (FIRST
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UNLAWFUL POSSESSION. Tang Fat was charged with being in un- lawful possession of a hant valued at 512. When accosted by a constable on the Praya at the ham came into his possession, but informed Kolsou yesterday, he was unable to state low the Magistrate that he bought it for $2.50.
His Worship did not believe the story, xo ordered him to pay a fins of ₹15, or go to gaol
for one week.
BEFORE M. C. D. MELBOURNE (SECOND POLICE MAGISTRATE).
PECUNIARY DIFFICULTIES,.
Wong Wing, house-boy to Mr. Summers, storekeeper at the Komioon Godowns, was charged with the larceny of his master's silver watch, valued at $55.
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A NEW SPIRIT IN CHINA.
ANTI-FOREIGN MANIFESTATIONS,
GERMAN SHIPPING.
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In view of the trade and traffic in the Hovaut the shipping company Atlas, of roman, peoposes to inaugurals frem April 1st, 1983, twó regular services of fast or stemmes Tetween Broma and Rotterdato, and Melts, the Pirens, Syruu, Dedeagateh, Constantiuple, and Odessa, and in addition another line belesz Bremen and Rotterdam, or Antwerp and Alexandria, Beirul or Alexandretta, Mstin, and Smyrna, returning by way of Gre
The Shanghai correspondent of the Times wrote ou Dec. 10th-After oven months absence from China, I ftud on all sides evidenes of a remarkable change in the morule of the nation and an unmistakable mocument of native opinion. The evidence sxists on the one baud in the attitude of the officials and gentry
On the new West Tadian servite of the in a growing restlessness among the students Hamburg-America Line bebreon Now York towards foreign relations, and on the other hand and merchant classes. In considering and Colon, which bus beau institated as reases of this change it is difficult to ovar competitive measure against like Royal Mail Steam I'ucket Company, the Hamburg-Amoricum estinate the moral effect cased broughout the Line will ran the camers Festie and Ferginet country by the defeat of the great Western
once a fortnight for ciego and passengers. Tha Power by Japan. It is impossible to lens tlant, since the anclusion of the war, Ching's ting service will be further reinfore by two honoured tactics of ragion and him, from the Mexican route.
steniors, the les Augnal Wilhelms and Fring This will obstruction have given place to the definite expression of the policy of Chius for the Chines and to a deliberate and organized resistance to all forsign istunuCH,
ring up the the West Indian feet to 12 ships, tous Two new steamers, the First Bromure with an aggregate total of 36,000 e vistorad
and des Kronprincessda Cerneille, will be plazed . on the Mexican route.
The Hamburg South Amarisau Steam Ship- ping Company Las decided to institute a direct service between Lisbon and Bones Ayros: Tho
perange is to be done in about 155 days.
The North-Germati Lloyd tris decided to jse 10, 20, 50, and 100 dollar traveller cheques and
way to write, the right way, and, as the the which pawnbroker must have known that boycott is merely cne manifestation of a general in system of circalar credit,
was stolen.
of
Other causes contribuing to the confidenes Defendant informed his Worship that he was
with which this spirit is manifested in, first, iu The the Poking Government's assumption that the "bard up." and pawned this watch to raise some monag, which le urgently required. pawnbroker advanced him $2.50. He intended Anglo-Japanese Alliance guarantees the in- redeeming the article later, and replacing it tegrity of Chinese territory, came what may
secondly, in the impolitic action of the United without his master's knowledge,
Mr. Langley submitted that in the circum-States, which, failing to perceive that the recent
adopied an uttåtæder anti-foreign policy, has conciliation, which Asialles unturally misgou- strin; thirdly, in the indusuce hranghout the province of large numbers of half-deal students, who have returned from Tokyo imbued with the idea that China je capsble forthwith of following the example of Japan. 'kese students, procininuing crude idnas of China's sovereign rights, and urging the abolition of extra-erritoriality, impose their views on the ignorant officials and gentry. Their influence, moreover, obtains additional weight from the presence in the provincial ranitns of auwerons Japanese advisers and instructors. Finally, the withdrawal of the the allied garrisons in the north have not lizen British China Squadron and the reaction of without effect.
His Worship concurteil, ordered accordingly, and after cementing therawnbroker for improp. er endurt, pentenced the defendant to six works imprisonment with hard jahour,
A second edition of this well-known work, especially an edition se clearly printed and well produced as this, han often bean enquired for. No one intending to learn the written language can afford to be without such as able, painstaking, and comprehensive mentor. For hoagh the stodout may wish only to read. learning to write as here taught is the savent way of attaining his ond. There is only oue
He asked that it be learned author says, it is a great assistanco returned to itzger without comp mestion to to write what she reads; writing the character the pawnbroker.
in the right, analytical, way impresses it on his memory, so that he can recall or recogntas it much more readily. In short,
GAMBLING ON THE HARBOUR. go hand in reading and writing should
Inspector Langley preceded against three hand, and the progress, though slow at first, natives who were charged with gambling on will be all the more sura and rapid afterwards." cargo boat in Yanmati Bay on Wednesday Anyone who doubts the author's word for the night.
Juzong safed test when he ran alongside importance of writing in the manner indicated the beat the defendants were playing Ngan in this book, should make a careful copy of a Pai As soon asthey saw him they throw down Chinose phrase or sentanos, and then show it to their cards. He could not say whether a bank was kept, or whether any commission was a candid Chinaman. However much of an
received artist and observer the copier may bọ, the ANKING Chinamaan will detect the weakness, and voy probably show that another meaning has been importat into what seems to the foreign eye a He who has perfect copy of the erigiual mastered this book need fear no criticism, her
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His Worship said he doubted whether he could convict in the absens of evidence as to whether commission was taken.
Inspreter Langley Baid it was impossible to obair ruch evidence, as when gamblers on boats raw the line approaching they stopped play, therefore, no opportunity was afforded to watch the progress of the game. If sneh eridones word necessary it would be difficult to prevent gambling on ships, and gamblers would only Lise-Stock Journal Almanack, 1900. London:have to take to the water to indulge in any
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To people who take any sort of interest in live-stock in England, this old-established annual needs no recommendation. It is as well known in the country as The Fisid. The diary part alone is a yearly necessity with many breeders. Anybody could read its articles with interest. Among the large unmber of con tribations this year, Far Eastern readers who wish to make its acquaintance for the first time will find those on "Farma and Small Hold inga," by Sir Waller Gilbey, Working Spaniols," by Mr. F: Gresham, "Ponies by Mr. John Hill, &c, Sir Walter Gilbey also has a curious articles i totalisaturs at colonial race meetings, and what might be done with the profits. The illustratione are Dumerong as they are excellent.
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Wituces informed his Worship that Ngan Pal was a gambling game, and the defendants wore each fined $3.
THE SERVIAN REGICIDES.
BRITISH DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH
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Amor the reults of the situation thus created the following are the most noticeable:- First, apparently sincere efforts are being wade and maintained by the provincial authori Lies, following the example of Yuan Shih-kai, to bring their military forces in a state i officiency with the aid of Japanese instructors. The native press perks enthusiastically of China's capacity in this direction as displayed in the recent masauvres in the north.
Secondly, there is a determination, equally conspicuous in Paxing sal in the provinces, to rant no further concessions to foreigner, aud to endeavour to recover the control of thes already granted. This is accompanied by chaotic proposals for undertaking railway and mining enterprisen under the auspicer of the provincial officials and gantry, who are every. where basily engaged in organizing trends of the usual corrupt type saud devising visionary schen for carrying cat such undertakings under purely native control.
Thinly may be noted the sirenlation, with the Lacit consent of officials, of mischievous anti-foreign literature of a type similar to that with which the ayenth movement was organized in the Kwang provinces.
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We are indebted to "S.L.H.," in the Moraing Leder, for the following interesting diagnosis of a patient, who happily survived the medical attention forthcoming FRIDAY:-Young woman fell ill Dolor sent
for, wait
colic." "Case of acordingly
Doctor cane SATCEDAR Patient no better.
again and pronounast Serinus case of
and puumoria cery had. Frommissch ordingly.
Treat
thing dying all about hor badly." Teat secordingly. SUNDAY -No better. Delor said, "Song-
MONDAY: No better. Doctor said, Kidneys seriously alfactel Trested areordingly.
Clear TUESDAY: No better. Doctor aid.
case of appendicitis" and ordered miss to be in attendance, a horse and trap to bé engagəl to fake patient to the infirmary as soon as stening
enough to undergo an operation. Shil
he bad many such cases, and knew the sytap- toms accurately. WEDNESDAY-Doctor doubts appendicitis, thinks it is something stuck fast in the lungs." Treated accordingly. THURSDAY-Impatient relatives give prib
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Fourthly, there is a persistent agitation, A., A.B.C. and Enginering Code Usod Draga, us England objects to appoint a diplomatic representative so long as the mostings, for the maintenance of China's gildes hold official positions. Certain articles sovereign rights against foreign aggression. which have lately appeared in the European The spirit which animates these utterances was have increased the strain already existing recently shown by the organization of a patriots press h batwood the supporters of the regicides in learns of youths who propose to bagcott all Sersin and the party opposed to them, who have aggressorZ.
Fifthly, the treaty revision commission, who The Alters; by MoRLEY ROLERTS. London:just formed a League" The Cabinet at
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present in office, which belongs to
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they occupy at present, and in case of and endanger faturo friendly relations. It is exception wonderful; and the style generally need to compel them to do so, in order to time that united action was taken, expecially by the commercial Powers, clearly to warn the secure the resumption of diplomatic relations * forceful and yet polished us we are
with England.
Chinese.
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fstion we have read this season,
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and Jontehitch have been deprived of their titles as Ministers of State, for which they had continued to receive salaries although they had. Virtue is as much a mental attitude as one of cessed to exercise their dutive for the last two the body. The person who is virtuous only in years. body has not gone very far, but he or she who
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