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4th Sunday after Eastor, 24th April. Matins, of Maj. Chauchat, in being constructed at the 11 a.. Venite, Novelos Psalms, Camidge, French small arms factory of St. Etienne. Kinked and Travera; Te Deum, Woodward, Among other advantageous features it is claim Smart and Turlo; Benedictus and Barnbyed that the weapon, weighing somewhat lasa Hymas, 811, 510, and 402; Evaneong, 0.80 than 181b., is onsily koudled by a single mau p.m. Faims, Filzherbert, Nares, Rimbault and and will are 500 rounds per minute.
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sant adorning it in about as large as a turkey WMLETLY METHODIST CHURON, Wanchai.but the sise of the hat is not its peculiarity Sunday Service 10.15 m. Nr. Lerrigo and 6.00 The bird has a trick in its machinery, a pleasant p.m. Froacher: Bar J. A. A. Baker, Tuesday 8.00 one for the owner. When you prosa à button pm. Wesley Guid Musical Evening.
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AN UNEXPECTED MEETING.
BULMA HUNTER'S ADVENTURE WITH A TIGER.
Probably the best-known big game hunter in Bartes is Mr. F. A. Boog, of Rangoon, Many see the exciting inckients he can recall in con- rection with his shooting, and one especially be relates as showing what unexpected calls there banter's nerres when he is st werk in the jungle,
are upon a
A few years ago a couple of us were on a holiday shoot for door" says Mr. Boog. Wa had bagged one, and were chasing another, whon suddenly our nerves ware put to the test by the appearance within twenty yards of us of tho Aneat specimen of a tiger I have ever see, and I have shot some pretty large oues in my day Well, the nuerpooted appearance of this brate unnerved me for a moment, but, controlling my- self, I levelled my gun, and just as the tiger sprong I fired, and he landed dead practically at my foot, with a load of land between his eyes.
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I can recall many such instances, but I will tell you only just one other experience which nearly cost me my life, for I think it will be of particular interest to any of your readers.
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All this time I had been continually taking drugs which only gave slight relief. I was so ahaky that even to walk the length of the room left me exhausted and panting for breath; and so I was coinpallad to keep to my bed.
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-OWNEE OF 300 PATENTS.
A distinguished visitor to England this num mer will be Mr. George Westinghouse. Me. Westinghonse is, says London Opinion, now the proprietor of over 300 valuable patents and the employer of 50,000' workmen,”a, ¿'igantio business originated and made possible by his great air-brake discovery. When he made that discovery nearly 40 years ago his friends derided him and called him "Crazy Georgs." Commo dore Vanderbilt, to whom he introinced the invention, exclaimed, "Do you mesu to tell me "That is my you can stop a train by wind P intention," said George. Go away!” said old Vanderbilt. "I've no time to waste on fools!" Mr. Westinghonse is now concerned in over 20 big corporations having a capital of sobre £20,000,000.
FATAL LOVE,
The wasp knows where to plunge ita ating into certain creatures in such a manner that they are rendered incapable of motion, yet still live to provide fresh food for the larva of their con queror The same ferocious energy sooms to characterise ovory incident of this lower life. Witness the Languoiocia a scorpios promona- ing with his inamorata hand in hand, or, rather, claw in claw. Thay pause, like hemos lovers, and pproach their heads in a chaste salate Bo for all is idyllic. But when their anion is consummated the bride makes short work of her
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BANK REFERENCES AT SHANGHAI, The warning given by the German Conant- General at Shanghai should be taken to heart. by exporters: He states that manufacturers and merchants who enter into business relations with dress at Shanghai are often prejudiced by the fact that they give a too ready car to the assurance of the frms there that bank refer- ences are at their disposal, and that they omit ta make actual inquiries of the bank before the delivery of the goods. When the Shanghai Arms do not pay, it wally turns ent that they are not at all known to the banks mentioned. It is therefore recommended that when bank references are given they should be actually
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Mr. Boog is but one of many thousands of malaria victims who have been completely and permanently cured by Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Poople during the past twenty years. It is by driving out of the system the poison which cases malaria that these Pills care this malady, just as by driving arie neid ont they likewise care routantism and its kindred all ments. The most perfect blood and nerva tonic of the present day, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aro as a remedy for Axiomis, Debility. Disorders of the Digestion, Paralysis, Bari, Skin Eruptions, as well as those spookal
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Mr. F. D. Lowis, 13 Bridge Street Row, Chester- power of the mind over the body, which he delivered recently in New York, kalaro a solest writes: Tast a line in favour of Clarke's Blood audience, Dr. Gustav A. Gayer, described as a Matora. 1 balerzamia for sever months, and tried paycho-physician, and principal of a school of many things without beralit antil I took your romady. the follow After the eighth bottis I was quite well-again. applied psychics" in that city, garet
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It was at his residence in Botataung Road, Ban the dog. His brother, however, wodt back and beware of worthless imitations and substitutes good, that Mr. Boog related the interesting hous and died of hydrophobiam tuaminy Teminissonces given above.
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