The
LEA &
Original
and
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25TH, 1911.
PERRINS'
Genuine WORCESTERSHIRE.
SAUCE
By Royal Warrant to HIS MAJESTY THE KING.
A FAVOURITE PICK-ME-UP:
A dash of
LEA & PERRINS"
SAUCE
in Soda Water.
TRY IT!
gives a delightfully appetizing flavour to all
Meat Dishes, Curries, Poultry,
Salads, Cheese and Fish.
ASSISTS DIGESTION.
AUCE WORD
ERSHIRE
IN ROAST Kf
•BREASTEN
Lea
NEW BRO'S HERPICIDE
MISS MADELINE CLUTTER.
MISS
BENEFITED
CLUTTER'S HAIR.
READ HER LETTER ABOUT IT:
"I herewith enclose you one of my latest photographs, which will show you what Newbro's Herpioide has done for my hair. Since naing your remedy my hair is much longer than it was, and it has that lustre to
it that one's hair always has when the acalp
is in a healthy condition."
(Signed) Miss MADELINE CLUTTER, No. 3953, Michigan Avenue,
Flat 210.
Chicago, Illinois.
The immense popularity of Newbro's Herpicide, particularly among the better class, is due to the fact that it never disappoints. It does all and more than is claimed for it.
Its delightful fragrance, perfect clearness and freedom from grease or oil, appeal to the discriminating, and its cleansing, refreshing and health-giving effect upon the scalp is immediately apparent.
Herpicide makes the hair light and fluffy and gives it a silken gloss.
Extraordinarily long hair is a gift of Nature that relatively few possess, but so many would complain if they could save Nataro's head covering in its original beauty and luxuriance.
The dandruff germ is the grantest enemy of abundant hair. This is on account of the highly contagious nature of dandreff, which makes it almost impossible to escape the disease without the occasional use of a germ-destroying solution.
Newbro's Herpioide is the ORIGINAL remedy that kills the dandre garm.” It promptly eradicates dandruff, stops falling hair and (zobpt in chronic baldness) restores the hair to its former health and nosivity. Herpicide stops itching of the scalp almost instantly.
AT DRUG STORES-SEND 10C. IN STAMPS TO THE HERPICIDE CO, DEPT. N., DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FOR A SAMPLE.
SEL
S.
WINDOW DISPLAY AT
WATSON & CO.,
SPECIAL
AGENTS.
-207-0
THEATRICAL
DIVORCE,
A ROYAL PHYSICIAN'S VIEWS ON A .COMMON COMPLAINT.
"I fool all floppy," We all know what it means. Although there is no actual disease, lassitude, which is excongly enervating." there is a moutal listlessness and a physical
THE PETITION OF HISS FLORENCE, BEECII. In the High Court at Calcutta, ou January 31, before Mr. Justico Woodroffe and Mr. Justice Caraduff, Mrs. Florence Arnold, known Those who are viso pĩu their faith to Sanatogen,
A pick-me-up is the sufferer's urgent, noed, - in Calcutta and the Far East as Miss Florence that great revitalising, reconstituent tonic-food," Beech, the former leading lady in the Bandman whose manifold merits have ten neelained by Opera Company, who made her laat appearance considerably more than twelve thousand doctors, in Calcutta at the Empire Theatre on the including teu physicians to crowned heads of occasion of a benefit performance given to Mr. Europe. Arthur Thomas on January 29,-aucosssfully sppealed aainst the decision of Mr. Justice of the lady and, at the same time, improving By reting on the morrons and hysical sidos Harington, who dismissed her petition for the condition of the blood, sanatogén tones up divorce against her husband on January 4 last, the system as a Roy winds up watch, ant It will be remembered that Mr. Justice imparts a sense of keen fitness for physical Haringtou held that although ho entirely exertion and a vigorous mental alertness sử tlat bolioved the evidence of the petitioner, the one feels able to do anything." particular vols of adultery alleged had not been proved,
Mr. Eardley Norton and Mr. H, G. Pearson (instructed by Mr. Given-Wilson, of Messrs Morgan & Company), appeared for Appellant.
the
J
Mr. Norton said both, the petitionor and res- pondant had been members for some years past of the Baudmanu Opera Corapany. The poli tioner was married to the respondent on the 8th of March, 1962, at the Registry Office at Sheffield, and there had been one child of the marriage. bora in Maroh, 1904. The child died in November, 1904. After the warring the potitioner and tho respondent lived together in various places, and from the month of February, 1908, to the mouth of February, 1909, were in Calentto. In the months of May and August, 1909, the respondent misconducted himself with one Mrs. Baby, a ballet mistress to the children in the Theatrical Company of which the patitioner and the respondent were then members. At the end of th year 1909, on the earnest entreaties of the respond the petitioner forgave him and they nguín lived together. Afterwards, between tho months of December, 1909, and February, 1910, in Calmatta, the respondent grow very friendly with Mian Hebe Kneller, of the Hand- mann Company, and when the petitioner remonstrated, respondent pushed the pelitionge violently against a pillar and 'severely hurt her head. Thereafter, her husbandi throstoned and insulted her, openly exhibited his proference for the said Miss Kolber, and neginated the peti- tioner, Between December and January, 1910, the respondent remained out all night refus ed to give any explanation or reason for his absence except that on one occasion he admitted that be had visited a house of ill-fume. In apite of the expostulations of the petitioner and other members of the Company, the respondent con tianed his relations with Misk Kuoller. Whils they were at Shanghai on May, 1910 the respondant sized the petitioner by the throat and threw her violently to the ground, and since then they had lived separately.
LETTERS EBAD.
Counsel next real bro letter received by the petitioner from the respondent, one before and the other since the institution of the divores proceedings, and also read the judgment of Mr. Justion Harington, which said, Her evidence was given in a frank and straightforward manner, and I have no doubt that each fast to which she spoke was truly stated by her, but the guration. is, aro the facts she has proved suffident to justify the inference that on any pao of those occasions she has spoken to adultery was cont mitted.
In my view these are not sufficient to establish a charge of adultery,' Mr. Norton palmitted that Dr. Jaslice Harington wholly omitted to consider give effect to the admissions made by the respondent in his letters to the petitioner, and that bad he considered the evidence not Aufficient he ought to hare given the petitioner au opportunity to adduco more evidence to prove her cause, There sufficient matter bofore the learned Judges to prove inclination and opportunity.
or
WAS
Mr. Justice Woodroffe Has the Judge re- ferred to these letters in his judgment?
Mr. Pearson I relied very strongly on those letters for the corroboration of my client's atory.
Kr. Justice Carnduff-Was the judgment resorved f
Mr. Pearson-It was delivered on the spot. The judge did not ask me to produce further evidence.
Mr. Norton not read the ovidence given in the caso by the petitioner and her witnesses, and asked their Lordships to infer from the evidence. addnood that there was both inclination and opportunity for the respondent to commit ad. ultery. For the reasons he asked their Lord. ships to reverse the degree in the suit.
JUDGMENT.
Mr. Justice Woodroffe, in delivering jadg ment, said that in this ease the petitioner asked for the dissolution of her marriage with the rospondent, whom she had charged both with misconduct and eruelty. The respondent had been sorved with notice, but had entered no de- fence. It had been proved in this case both by docamentary and oral evidence that the respon- dont had misconducted himself. Tu the letter,
dated the November 23, 1910, the respondent wrote to the petitioner as follows:-
Hotel Continental,
Calcutta.
Hundreds of doctors havs, testified to Sam- togon's power of giving toas.
of Italy, says: -"I ho used Sanatores with Dr. G. Quirico, Physio to LA, the King marked benet in the case of weakly children, ant in convalescence after Ion illnesses. I food." consider the preparation a most excallent tonic-
long loss, this feeling of floppiness" ja It is noteworthy that in onvalescence, after particularly provalent, and, as the King of Italy's physician points out. Saratogen is markedly useful at this time.
Sanatogen may be obtained of all Chemists. 105.345
JOHN JAMESON'S THREE STAR
-PURE POT STILL Fenus for 188 YEARS,
WHISKEY
JOHN JAMESON and SB5, LIMITED, DUDLIN
Distillers to it.M, the filng..
Rowland's
Kalydor
Makes your skin soft and smooth. You can easily have a clear, velvety, healthy complexion if you use
Rowland's Kalydor
**For Your Skin," This world-famous preparation quickly [dentoves · frocklos, · rodness, toughness, evlaneous eruptions, and other disorders of the skin Perhaps you know how unpicasant it to suffer from these skin Troubles--but whether you do or not, you should always have a bottle of Rowland's Kalyder handy and use it right nøl meen- fing. Get it frodi your chemist. Rowland "Sons,' *, htion Garden, London, E.C. Sold by stores and chemists. Ank for Rowland's Kalydus, of 67; Hatton Garden, Ledon, et avoid spurious imitations.
MARTIN'S
SAPIOL &STEEL
PILLS
A TRENCA Romady for allfrregularities Thousands of lading always keep a box of Bierlia's Film iu sto buose, so that on the fret aign of any insanlarity of Wie Systom theply dose may be administered. Thus was sethomecommend them, hence theirenor moun vala.. All Cherniola and Bioden mil ibon throughout the World, or
ARSIN, Oger, Bouthampton, and
MARTIN'S
A PIOL&STEEL State PILLS
DARLINGTON'S HANDBOOK..
"Sir Henry Ponsonby is com- manded by the Queen to thank Handbook, Mr. Darlington for a copy of his
"Nothing better could be wished for”.
British Weekly. "Far superior to ordinary guides. -
Daily Chronicle. Visitors to fourlon should use.
DARLINGTON'S. LONDON Particularly good."--Academy.. "A brilliant book."-The Thines. BY E. C. Cook and Enlarged Edition E. T. Cook, M.A.
58; 24 Maps and Plaus, 60 Tnstrations,
AND
MY DEAL WIFE-I have heard that you are ENVIRONS.
bringing divorce proceedings against roe, and I NORTH WALES 60 Unstrations; believe that you are obarging me with miscon duct with a certain lady in the company and cruel- ty in Calcutta. Both of those charges Is bound to admit, as you have probably secured sub- stantial proofs. A to the cruelty which his occurred during passion, I sincerely regret. I shall not defend the case under the circumstances.
Your husband,
(Sd) G. V. ARNOLD.
In another letter the respondent said:--
Hotel Continental,
November 30, 1910.
10 Maps 59. DEVON AND
80 Illustrations. CORNWALL
12 Maps;. 58.
Bournemouth, Wye Valley, Severn Valley Visitors to Brighton, Eastbourne Hastings
Bath, Weston-super-zaro, Malvern, Hereford Worcester, Gloucester, Llandrinod Wells, Llangollen, Aberystwyth, Towyn, Barmouth
Dolgelly, Harleeb, Cricsinth, Pwllheli,
the World,
LLANGOLLEN: DARLINGTON & Co.. TONDON: SIMPKIN & Co.
Llandudno Rhyl, Bottws-y-coed, Isle of DEAD FLORS-I can't go away without writ! DARLINGTON'S HANDBOOKS Is, each.
Wight end Channel Islands would spad for ing and wishing you good-bye. I would have said good-bye personally, only I suppose my presence. A Handbook to the leading. Hotels throughout. Is., THE HOTELS OF THE WORLD would have been distasteful to you. I am sorry we have finished up like this. I know I am losing a good woman, for I believe you to be good and trust you will always try pud be so. I wish you the best of everything, and hope that yon may meet and marry a good man who will make you happier tusa I have done. When you go to England.please don't abuse my poor mother, will yea? Good-bye and best wishes,
had given her evidence in a frank and straight- forward manner, and on the facts adduced before the Court there appeared to be no collusion between the parties.
If the learned Judge was of opinion that Yoms,--GEOEGE. the evidence before him was insuficient for The evidence of Mr. McGrath, his Lordship him to arrive at a decisión, their Lordships said, was to the effect that the respondent was thought he ought to have wiren an opportunity very fond of Miss Kneller, and on one or two to the petitioner to produce farther evidence. eccnsions the respondent asked him not to speak The learned Judge accepted the evidence of to bis wife about it. The evidence of Mr. Smith, the petitioner. In the prosent case the facts manager of the Randmann Opera Company, were stronger, and there were no reasons to where the petitioner had been engaged, stated suspect any collusion. The evidence which ha that he himself had charged the respondent and been given supported and corroborated the truth Miss Kneller as regards the intimacy existing doubt that the admissions contained in the letter of the admissions. Their Lordships had no. between them, and neither of them denied it. of the respondant were truthful admissions of The evidence of Mr. Bury, manager of the Em
pire Theatre, was that in consequence of the fact. In the opinion of their Lordships the relationship existing between the parties, the acts of adultery and ornelty had been proved. petitioner had asked him for a separate room.
They therefore reversed the judgment of
Mr. Justice Harington said that the petitioner Mr. Justice Harington, und passed a decres
nfsi for dissolution of marriage, with cost.