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About a year ago I began to suffer with: congested feeling in my chest. I coughed a great deal so much so that my friends need to pity ma--and there was such a great pain in my cheat that I could hardly get my breath. The fits of coughing wers worse at night, and used
Mrs. S. Sofer
of Shanghai (From a Photographs) sometimes to continue for an hour almost with- out ceasing.
I also suffered with Rheumatism--some times in my legs, sometimes in the body, sometimes in the arms and this was so bad as to compel me to remain in bod for days at a time, suffering agonies tes great to permit me to rise. During the whole of last winter I was under medical treatment and taking medicines, bat. although the doctor did all he could for me, and was more tin kind, I only got better for a little while, and then got worse again. I had no appetite at all; could take nothing but milk that was all I lived upon. I used to bring up a lot of phlegin, and was very thin and pale
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"lide away as sweetly as the water of a little "brion running through a beautiful and sweet plala. The lamp is about to expire for lack of oil,” This såse ja one of the greatest fente of endurance and strength of wall on record.
PROFESSIONALS.
Continued quietness has prevailed in our local Hmitel business has been traassated. Rates on fasting men, sous of whom at least have besti market during the past week, and only a very
Another class of subjects are the professional sul in some instances show an improvement. fraude. Among the better known of these men the whole have remained fairly steady, however,
Rubbers" have ruled erratis in sympathy with are Merlatti, who fasted for 50 days: Tanner, home market factuations, the tendency gene who fasted for 40 days; and Succi, who repeatedly rally being towards lower rates, though at the carried out fasts of 40 days. All those fuste close, London wires e femer feeling with were more or lose carefully controlled by scien“ improved quotations for some stocks.
Fine trifis observers. This form of starvation: Hard Pars Rubber was last quoted per Reuter is not deserving of much sympathy: starva at 9/11 par Ib. and the wire of the London share tion of itselt is not so very terrible or painful. market weak Bar Silver loses at 2434 and but when you hove starvation combined with Sterling exchange at 1/91 TT. Shanghai TT lack of water with great mental anxiety, ex- cluses at 748, and the Bank's buying rate for 3posure to cold, etc., such as may occur in slip- de bills on that port at 743.
advanced to 3945 with sales and further bugara BANKS.-Hongkong and Shanghais have The London quotation remains. Nationals are still enquired for at $76, but with
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booked at 8830, the market closing steady. No MARINE INSURANCES.-Unions have been business is reported in other storks in this section and quotations are unchanged,
booked at $347 and close in farther request. FIRE INSURANCES-Hongkongs have boon Chinas are wanted at $114, but do not appear to be available at the rate.
SHIPPING-Indo-Chinas haya héen booked at $71 and $10, and there are sellers at the latter rate. Hongkong, Canton And Moonos continue on offer at $29) after small sales at that rate, market closing with buyers at $294. Star Ferries and Dongleses are unchanged and with. out business. Shall Transports have been booked at 96/11⁄2 down to 94/, but close firmer with Lon don buyers at 95/.
REFINERIES-China Sugars are enajor again with sales and sellers at $171 Luzons con. tinue neglected at $28, and it is prob. able that the offer of a slightly lower rate would lead to business.
In
wrecks or mine diensters, then the caso la starvation as the result of accident at sea are worthy of the fullest
Sympathy Cases of nufortunately still only two common, and the narratives of the survivors are very painfal Take, for example, the famous wreck of the the crew were exposed on a raft for 17 days French frigate the Medan, where certain of with practically neither food or drink. the diary which was kept by one of the survivors On the ninth day, he says, a butterfly lighte there are many pitiful details of their trials. on the sail, and although it was held to be a messenger of good, many a greely eye was cast upon it. Everything that could be Rereared, however little resembling food, auch as some tooth powder. was fought for.
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"It was at the end of June, 1909, that a Shanghai friend, who had been oured of Shanghai at The 1,450 fer June delivery. Rheumatism by them himself, recommended me.
BURGESS have bere zaade of Anglo- to try Dr. Williams Pink Pilla After the Malays at 29/6, Eastern and International Brat bottle of these Pills I felt better, and Trusts at 40 and 37/6 premium, Ledburys at continued taking them until my chest became 100/down to 97/, and United Serdange at from quite strong and the Rheumatism was entirely 145/ down to 125. Latest quotations from The pains to which I was a victim have dis-Loniton by wire are as follows:-Highlands and Lowlands123/9, Ledburys 112/6, London appeared, the coughing has entirely passed, my Ventures 7/3, London and Asiatics: 17) (170) appetite is restored. You certainly are at old basis), United Serdangs 130, Allegars 6/9, liberty to make whatever use you like of this Batu Tigas 96/3 Cheviots 35 premium, testimony for the information of o other sufferers."
Labus 16, and Eastern and International. The goodrich red blood rapplied by Dr. Trusts at 36/3, all middle prices. tagg Williams' Pink Pills for Fals People strength. ened Mr. Sofer's lange, drove etkihe
STARVATION.
The benefits of fasting have been acknowledged
this question was discussed soientifically, and up to the present. As for back as Hippocrates
it Wa agreed thast six days was the limit of endurance without fatal result. But all the early writers, and be it confessed many of the later, were not gifted with the sound common
Boid whlok was the cause of her Rheam and generally built up her system that is the whole secret of her care. In the simple
50108 way-through the blood-these Pilla hare oured by the medical profession from the earliest days thousands of cases of Auromia (blood poverty), Norvous Debility, Indigestion. Liver Disorder, Headaches, Baok-pains, Malaria, Sciation, Nouralgia, Paralysis, St. Vitus Dance, Beri Beri, Eczema and Skin Braptions, as well as those periodical ailments which afflict women .only.
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use and the oritical faculty of Hippocrates. Their works abound in nexatives of fasts which they state they have either witnessed ar heard of from good authority, A gentle man of the year 323 nc. is gravely reported to have lived for 40 days on the smell of hot bread and honey. Haller records a fast which he states lasted for three yeam; but this record is entirely solipsed by that of a poor geatlêman, who, on socount of conjugal linity, is report ed to have lived alone for 15 years, taking neither food ́vor drink. Hermolas, however, must be awarded the victor's crown, as he is hold to have lived on air alone for 40 years.
RELIGION AND HYSTERIA.
It is not so much in relation to madicine as to religion that fasting in the early times becomes prominent. The old Eastern religions had their fasting periode, just as they had their feastings, In many instances fasting became actually a part of the religions ceremony, and in this connection many extraordinary cases of endurance have been recorded In quite recent times the case was reported of a religions mendicant of the Jain caste, who as a penance fasted for 93 days. This and similar esses may probably be regarded as casos of self-hypnotism, where the attention is diverted from the physical beads by concentra tion of the psychical powers.
In spite of the growth of seepticism many marvellous fasts have been described in com- paratively recent times. Most of the wild tales have bean related in connection with the so called starring girls-e form of bysteria; but these on thorough examination kave been proved to be frands. In one notorious case, where no food was said to have been taken for 14
years,
the subject was fed by her daughter in sororal different ways; for example, when she washed her mother's face she used towels wet with soap, milk, etc. She atec conveyed food to her mother when she kissed her."
VITERBIS CASE,
Frotably, however, the most extraordinary fast which has been recorded in modem times is that of Antonio Viterbi, advocate, who, on account of a murder, in a vendetta in 1821, was condemned to death. NOTE. This mixture is pleasant to the taste As he did not wish his family name to be enllied and worranted free from anything by having one of the members hung or decapi. njurious to the most selleste constitution of other tated, be asked permission to starve himself to sex from intacey to old age, and the Proprietors death. His wish was granted, and accordingly solicit ́infferors to give it a trial to tost its value.
Thotsands of wonderfal cures hare beta eftet he started on his fatal fast. During his fast by it.
be kept a daily journal, in which he recorded TRIED MANY THINGS WITHOUT BENEFIT his sensations and this has been preserved. Ho - UNTIL I TOOK CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. broke down at the end of the sixth day, but st Mr. F. E. Lovis, 48 Bridge. Stroot Bow, Chester another attempt he achieved his end. His diary writes Just a time in favour of Clarke's Blood is extraordinarily interesting. His fast began Wixture. I had eczema for seven months, and tried on December 3, and he died on the 20th of that many thinge without boraft and I took your remedy month His greatest trouble was not the lack After the oighth hottie Iwas quite well again. Please accept this latter as a token of gratitude to of food, but of water-be constantly recorde his your wonderful Clarke's Blood Misture, une continuous and burning thirst. His entry on 91, 1908. Sold by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors writes I am reaching the form of my exis
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Seattle and Manila, Flour-Dodwell & Co. TAIWAN, British str., 1,642, A. Jenkins, 28th
May-Saigon 24th May, Bio-Chinese. TUIRII, Dutch afr., 2,888, E. H. Kroes, 2nd Jure-Moji 27th May, Coal-Jara-China- Japan Thin
WONGKOL, German str., 1,115, H. Hebetoes, 2nd June-Bangkok 27th May, Rice and Timber-Batterfield & Swire.
YAWATA MABU, Japanese atr., 2,703, K. B. Sakuma, 31st May-Moji 25th May, Coal -Mitani Buasan Kaisha
ZAFIRO, British str., 1,618, R. Rodger, 30th May-Manila 28th May, Sugar, Hemp, Sugar and General-Shewan, Tomes & Co.
- BAILING' VESSELS.
ARROW, British bargus, 2,971, Molvor, 20
May-Aujer 8th April, Keresene Oil- Standard Oil Co.
ON SALE.
A TABLE OF THE
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AT HONGKONG
FOR
DEMAND DRAFTS ON BOMBAY On the Day Preceding the Departure of the English Mails from the Year of the Cloving of the Indian Mints to the Free Colnago of Biver. A
EBON 1893 TO 1903;
ALSO
GOLD
RATES FOR SOVEREIGNS,
LEAF, BAR SILVER (From 1900), and other Useful Information. PRICE: $1 Cash.. On Sale at the DAILY FEESS" Office, or Local Booksellers...
ON SALE.
THE FIFTY YEARS
ANGLO-CHINESE CALENDAR
日歴英中年十五
FROM IST JANUARY, 1884 TO 31ST DECEMBRA
· 1913, BEING FROM THE 1ST YEAR OF THE 76TH CYCLE TO THE BOTH YEAR OF THE 70TH CYCLE...
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