THE DYSENTERY EPIDEMIC.
HOW TO AVOID IT, AND HAY TO FORTIVY TEN SYSTEM IF ATTÍCKED.
The gravity of dysentery, which is often eo rapidly fatal, cannot be exaggerated. Hence this article, which is published in the best interests of the community.
While at the fra et al diarrhea everyone should consult his ductor. That the dista y be nipped in the bud, he able renbe that the same treubinent which will build up his strength to ever- Dome the disease will also prevent him gotting it.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1913.
A TRANSATLANTIC BEACON.
ENGLISH MEMORIAL TO THE PILGRIM FATHERS.
Nothing could have better typified the fundamental friendship of Great Britain and the United Situtes, or their omulation in enitirating the best memories of the past, than the unveiling of the Memorial to the Pilgrims Fathers at Southampton yesterday, says the Pall Mall Gowlie of j Dysentery is eminently a question of
the Blat August, The American Ambassa- nutrition, llenge, a food which is easily der. Mr. Walter Hines Page, who per- aasimilated and entirely absorbed from formed the ceremony, hed AL most the stomach is the first requisite. Of such gratifying reception at the bands of the foods, nono can compare with Sanatogen, Major, cuteram Bowyer, R.N.R., the of which The British Medient Journal corporation, the local untabilities, and a states: "Sauatogen is the best of distinguished group of
Americans-1 artificial foods, easily retained and easily and delegates, many of thrm being nasimilated."
Some sixteen thousand doctors have it descendants from Winslow, Krewa endorsed Sanategen a
greatest and others of the dryflower group. revitalising and relur gurating preparamos stands on the netimi site, us is believert, of the Mayflower's point on for fortifying the system aguinal micetion.
of departure, on August 15th, 1620, and 11. however, dysentory, has been con-slerday was the two hundred and tracked, the statement of Mr. Arthør R.Eginety-third anniversary. The monument Thorburn (The Mission House, Siuga is a square and tapering pedestal of Port- pore) shows the best chance, of speedy land stone, crowned with a colmanded | recovery. Mr. Thorburn writes: My Hantert or pola containing the repre wife has for the last sixteen weeks been sentation of an ad-time heacon, and | suffering scutely from dysentery, raught crowned with a gilt down, itali sur- on one of our logat steamers eining, downmoonted by a tiny model of the day- the Malay Peninsula. Pon the very first, like a wonther-vanh From the abe has taken Sanalogen, with this happy frontal side of the pedestal stands out a result, that instead of being as many area representation of the Mayflower's are, after fase many weeks of unceasing row, and below, dear the base, is a dysentery a helpless invalid, slug is bright series of panels inscribed in the memory and cleriul, and her strength has been of Pilgrita austers of the donors. The largely maintained. She has had no memorial stands Gifty for high, on part other food Коза
flu simply Banalogen.'
Saustogen gan he obtalord of all esplanade pier, and can be discented All who like it eventually easily for mung tiles ont at sini. Chennes. enjoy better health than they have prob ably ever done before.
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Referring to the smart of the colonists Lowell's please as the only colony that went in search of God and not of gold, ATAKA MANU, Japanese ar., 1,005, Nag-jho were on tis sketel the English file at
chi, 9th September-Chingwantao 2nd the tiam," September, Coni. Osalta - Shosen į Kaish BANRI Man, Japanese str., 2.289, J. Muse, 11th September Sourabaya 1st Septomber, Sugar. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.
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World, thus giving good balance and Chinwangtao. Wuhu.
lite there. variely to
Pilgrim
Kewkiang Cavalier alike in the New World have Autung
and Tako,
Hankow. Manchurian Yochow.
·Trade C'tres. Shausi. A comely young woman of the Pilgrim. congregation in Holland, you will recall, Newchwang. Ichang bought a velvet hood and wore whalebone Dairen. in the bodice and the sleeves of her frock, Port Arthur. and laid in bed on the Lord's Day vili Chefoo. nine o'clock and hindered the exercise of Weihaiwei.
Word"--(laughter)--and-
Kirochau. such
Tsinaulu.
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Tokyo, Yokohama. Moji.
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Osaka.
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12th September-Shanghai 0th Septem-of wrangling they were put out of the ber, General-Nippon Yusen Kaisha. church. (Renewed laughter.) SCOTTISH MONARCH, British str., 3,267,
Oil Co.
W. H. Patterson, 12th September- New York 9ih July, Oil-Standard SHINKAI MARU, Japanese str., 3,814, Y Murase, 6th September-Nagasaki 2nd September, Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha
Kisen Kaisha.
THE COMELY LADY.
Keelung. Tainanfu. Nagasaki. Takow. Rakodate. Aaping.
But you will observe that they were Hyogo. both English; and in the course of time hose. blond proved itself stronger than political Shimonoseki. Tamsui. bishops or the love of making others worship according to your own consci race.
For in Massachusetts the comely lady now wars her velvet hood, and has as
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1 BASOMETER, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit, on the level of the son in inchas, touliba arid Gundredths.
TRSFERATURE, in the shade, in
Fahrenheit.
degrees
3 HUMIDITY, in percentage of suturation, th humidity of air saturated with moisture being 100,
4 DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points,
5 FORCE OF WED, according to Beaufort Seale..
STATE OF WEATHER, b bine sky, e dotached cloud, d drizzling rain, f fog, g gloomy, in hail 1, lightning, a overcast, p passing showere, squall, rrain, a snow, t thander, v viability, w dew (wat)
7 Kari inabos tentha and buried the
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
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Hongkong Observatory, September 17th.
Provions On Date On Date
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SHINTO MARU, Japanese str., 1,228, H. S. much whalebone in her bodice as she Seoul.
Smith, 12th September-San Fran cisco 18th August, General-Toyo pleases without causing a schism-(laugh- Chemulpo.
ter)and she has jewels on ber, werk to Kunsan. SosHU MARV, Japanese str., 1,600, K. bout and sleeps till ten o'clock, if she Tashiro, 14th September-Swatow 13th will, without hindering the exercise of (Laughter.) Thus. time and September, General-Osaka Ghosen the Word.
the Cavalier have won. Kaisha.
But even in Virginia and at your own Tonkin Provinces. Quinbon. TEMIYA MARU, Japanese, str., 2,942,
Kichite, 14th September-Mororan, Court, American gentlemen must wear the
PHILIPPINES. dull colours of the Puritan era; and thus Manila. Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. UNKAI MARU, Japanese str., 2,275. Tanaka, time and the Pilgrim also have won. But 9th September-Moji ard September, Priscilla wrought her will with John Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.
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to
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Boilo.
Cebu.
Sarawak. Brunei.
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MALAY STATE:
Selangor.
Pahang. Kedah. Perlis.
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And Pilgrim and Puritan and Cavalier, Singapore, Penang, Malacca, Prov. Wellesley, September, General-Jardius, Matho
are English still. And thus, in spite of ] Perak. son & Co.
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2
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Miss Harwood Mr Hayler
Mr C. G. King
Capt J, S. Lewingdon Mr F. Lorria
Me Nowhaven
Mr Morsi
Capt Pollard
Miss Poole
Mr Rayne Miss Reilly Mr A. L. Saycs Mies Baunders
Mrs Smith
Mr Stookweth Mr C. Woism200
PEAK HOTEL.
Lout Arober, BA,M.C. Mr & Mrs W. Arm.
At
2 p.m.
29.77 29.76 29.71
strong
81
T&
85
Mr T. Arthur
66
95
78
Mr E, F. Aucott
NE
West
1
1
opit
of
G
0.05
Highest open air Temperatura on 16th...86 Lowest open air Temperature on 16th... 78
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE,
From 18th to 24th September, 1913.
HIGH Waren
Week
Bays
Height
Mr & Mrs Anld and
children
Mr & Mrs W. C. Barrett and child
Mr & Mrs C. W. J.
Boll
Mr G. A. Benn
Mr & Mrs Boyer Major Bowen, A.F.D. Mrs Bowdler
Hon Mr Backn
Mr W. A Butterfield Mr & Mrs Carrie
M.
Mr
LOW WATHE
Capt
Hong.
H keng
Mean
Time.
Mean Times.
b. m.
ft. n.
ù, m.
Thurs 1810 48
Fri.
Messra. Kelly & Walsh, Ld. Mr. J. Nime Wardrop, Suo.
21
Sandakan.
BANGETE SAIGON ....
Bangkok Times" Office.
Mon.
...A. Pfeiffer, Esq.
Messrs. Speidel & Co., Hanoi.
Tues,
E. C. McCullough, Ld.
.Mr. A. A. de Mello.
Wed
Mosers. A. S. Watson & Co., Ld Yuen Choong Book Store.
TONKIN... MANILA Майда CANTON
SWATOW
AMOT.......... Messrs. A. S. Watson & Uc., Ld. Foocnow........Mesers. T. Brockett & Co. SILANDHAL ...
Messrs. "Kelly & Walsh, Ed. CHEFOO...........Mesars. H. Siotas & Co. TSINAU ...
..Messrs. Sietas, Plambeck & Co. TILNISIN
Messrs. H. Blow & Co.
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ft, in 6.3m 448 2 6 10 35 6 3 5 1 a 2 8 1911 19 5 8 m 5 25 | 2.6 10 536-5 5 21 313 Satur, 20 11 56 5 36 4 2 6 11 16 6 7 5 333-6 0 54a 4 7 m 6 53 2 8 11 51a 6 9 5 40 3 9 254A 4 2m 8. 5 28 5 34 a 4 1 23 u 0 46 7 9 10 6
No infer high nor low water 24 m 1 54. 7 0 11 34 2 4
No infer high or low water
2 7
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