DIET IN DYSENTERY,
The danger dysentery involves is too rell known to need dwelling on. redn
While ipecacuanha is the drug doctors rely on in the disease, no one should proscribe for himself when he can get medical aid.
It is imperative, however, that the strength should be maistained during the attack so that the sufferer may overcome the disease and that convalescence may be hastened after the acute stage is over. For these purposes, Senatogen takes the Brat place, for a distinguished physicing writes in The Medical Pimes: Banat ogen easily holds the field against any dietetio preparation I have ever tried,"
HOW A BISHOP WAS OUREN
Banatogen's power is strikingly attested by the statement of the Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Irina, who writes: "Sanatogen. bas oured me of an obstinate dysentery from which I suffered for a long time, having found all druge powerless against it perhaps because I cannot stick to a milk diet. Sanatogen has oured me even with-
-out using milk.”
BOYS' OWN CLUB
ÁTHISTIO MĚSTING AT HAPPY VALLEY.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 27TH, 1914.
Thongh the Boys' Own Club is now
comparatively a Olub in name only, it has managed to keep together plenty of young follows who make the annual athletic gathering a most entertaining fixture. The fifth meeting, which took place at Happy Valley on Saturday, was full of good racing, and the weather being fino there was a very satisfactory attend-
ance.
The meeting was held under most distinguished patronage, while the vari ous officials responsible for the successful working of everything were:-Referee: Mr. A. Rodger; Starter: Dr. F. H. Kew; Time-keepers: Messie J. Cruickshank and W. Goldenborg; Clerks of the Course: Messrs. 1. E. Chunnett, F. Schnepel, Y. Abbas and I. L. Goldenberg: Working Committee: Messrs. H. Goldenborg, F. utusi ore striking, because given in Schnepel, Y. Abbas, 1. E. Chunnett, greater detail, is the following case, W. B. Musket, I. L. Goldenberg, A. J. reported by the physician in attendancV. Ribeiro, P. R. Murray, H. J. White He writes:
M.L. had been suffering from dysentery for about three months and L. G. Cordeiro. Mr. A. R. Ellis who I first saw her. She was so feeblo carried out the Hon. Secretarial duties, that all hope of her recovery had been lost.
Details.. Seeing
her greatly emaciated and enfeebled condition, I stopped all the medicines which had been prescribed for her and started with Suuntogen. After about a month of the Sanatagon, she easily took food-milk, rice and other light articles of diet, She had only about two or three motions daily, and there was no blood. The offensive odoar was also
gone. After she was able to walk, she left
off my treatment, and, therefore, Sabat ogen als. After about ifteen days I was again called, because her condition was bad, owing to neglect and carelessness in diet and medicine. Again Sanatogen was prescribed, and again sho improved rapidly and was as healthy as ever in about twenty-five days."
HOW TO PREVENT DYSENTERY.
It must always be remembered, as Drs. Castellani and Chalmers point out in their Manual of Trepics Medicine," that the gorms of dysentery can live in the body without causing the symptoms of the diseass until the vitality is lowered by sothe agency as a chill, arattack of diarrhea, etc., when they are capable of producing their ill-effects.""
190 YARDS HANDICAP. 11 E. Chumnett; 2, L. G. Cordeiro.
ONE MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP-1, A. E. Moyhing (scratch); 2. F. J. Brown (15) yards).
2
2.
150 YARDS BOYS. HANDICAP, 1, A.
SHIPPING IN PORT.
ON SALE
DIRECTORY
Canada Manu, Tepiness ebr. 3,13THE
Yamamoto, 16th April-Tacos and Shosen Kaisha Shanghai 15th April, General-Cake AND CHRONICLE CEBORGSHING, British str., 1,080, Liddell, 23rd April-Weihaiwoi 18th April, CHIYUEN, Chinese str. 1,177, W. Ross,
General-Jardino, Matheson & Co...
DAITEN MARU, Japanese str., 6,565, W. 23rd April-Shanghai 19th April Goneral-Chinese.
Nakagama, 23rd April-Chefoo 16th April, Goneral-Chinese. HAND1, French str., 739, Chevalier, 24th April-Haiphong 21st April, Goners. KAMOn, Norwegian str.. Falck Muus, 24th
A. B. Marty April-Stigen 19th April, Rico- Java-China-Japan Lijn.
KANSE, British str., 1,113, Monkman, 22nd April--Bangkok 16th April, Rica-Butterfield & Bwire.
Order.
KJELD, Norwegian str., 910, Helles, 18th April-Bangkok 11th April, Rice LAISANG, British str., 2,224, F. Mooney, 22nd April-Calcutta 8th April, Gen eral. Jezdire, Matheson & Ob PERSIA, British str., 2,744, J. Hill, Sist April-San Francisco 20th March, General Pacific Mail 8.8,-Co. PREUMPENA, British str., 1,065, WO Bird, 3rd April-Saigon 19th April, Rice and General Chinese PRA NANG, British str., 1,022, C. EG Beatt, 11th April Saigon 7th April, Rice. A Bune & Co. PONOTONG, German str., 1,03, W. Bote fuhr, 24th April Bangkok 15th April, Rice and Wood.-Melchers & Co.
alumin; 2. H. Rumjaba; 3. A. Mabomet. SANSEN. German str., 996, Fr. Bueching,
120 YARDS HURDLES.-1, R. A. Carvalho;
I. L. Goldenberg.
GIRLS RACE (under 10)-1, B. Arculli;
M. Boseris; 3, M. Purden. 120 YARDS TEAM RACE.1, Queen's College.
HALE MILE FLAT, A. R. Ellis (scratch). No others finished.
100 YARDS (Scratch)-1, L. G.. Cor- deiro; 9, L. L. Goldenberg.
Muyhing (scratch); 9, A. H. Gifford (75 TWO MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP-1, A. E. yards),
120 YARDS HANDICAP-1, A Mahoniet. 50 YARDS BACK-1 F. A. Machado; 2, Y. Yvanovich.
Cordeiro; 2, 1, L. Coldenberg.
QUARTER MILE (Scratch). L. G.
nominated by Miss Kelly; 2, A. H. Carroll, LADIES NOMINATION.-1, R. A. Carvallio, nominated by Miss McArdle; 3. A. H. Gifford, nominated by Mike Vanstone.
For this reason, when the individual has been exposed to the slightest pos- aibility of contracting dyventory he should make a point of taking Banatogen. By nourishing his general iraith and bring, ing his nervous systern to its highest point of officiency, Sanategen will enable him to withstand an attack to which he might otherwise succumb. This fact has so impressed large numbers of residents in China that they uso Senatogen daily to keep themselves at the highest pitch of nervous and physical efficiency.
If you wish to know more about Banatogen, write, mentioning this paper, to A. WOLFING & Co., B, Kiukiang Road. Shanghai, who will send you, gratis and pest free, an interesting pamphlet entitled
The Art of Living."
Sanatogen can be obtained of all Chemists, in bottles of two sizes.
LILL-S. 614
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.:
Hongkong Observatory, April 26th.
Barometer
Temperature
Hamidity. Wind Direction.
Forca
Weather,.........
Provicus On Date:On Dar
Day
At 2 p.
at
at 2 p.m. 6 apa
99.87 29.86 $9.46
85 70
80
91
75
WaW! SSW
WSW
3
0. 0.02
H
Bain
Highest open sir Temperature os 25th... 85 Lowest open air Temperature ou 25th”, 78"
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE,
From 27th to April 3rd May, 1914.
HION WATER
Time
Low WATER
Height.
'kong. Mean
H'kong-
Alesn
Time
Et n.
b.
it: in
6 9.m
3 18
2.9
5
7 4
[23
Moa.
27m 932
10.22
D.
1. 13 a: 41
4.50 Tues, 28 a 955
3 54 3 Z 535812 Wed. 19 0 1 41 Im 414 3:__
6 361 3 71 Thurs 30 in 1 10 3 7 4.0 5
3 Mayim 10 597 1 7 27 14 No sufer, high-zor low rate Im 11:48 6.9 8.48 15
aar low water 10.015
2 No infer, high-
Fri,
Satur
0 54 a 66
Sun.
3
No infer high
221
6 3
10 58 x 14
ON SALE
AT THE
HONGKONG DAILY
OFFICE.
or low water
J. MeB: Tulloch; 3, J. Clark, FETTING THE WEIGHT-1, J. Labeghan;
50 YARDS CHILDREN.1, R. Leach; 2, A. O'Gourdin; 3, Mador. received prizes, the also rans" being All runners prosented with chocolates..
A. R. Ellis No others finished.
ONE MILE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP..— 1,
TEAM RACE 1, A. Goldenborg's team.. 50 YARDS WHEEL-BARROW RACE, -1, Y. Abbas and A. Goldenberg; 2. F. Schnepel and A. I. Ellis.
CONSOLATION RACK-A. H. Carroll... ·
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The following statistics relating to the trade of Hongkong for the past fortnight. have been taken from the report of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce
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Chinwangtao. Wahu.. Sugar-Butterfield & Swire.
Taki.
Kewkiang TAISHO MARU, Japanese str., 2,037, R.
Antung.
Hankow Shinokawa, 22nd April-Dairen 16th
Manchurian Yochow. April, General. Mitsui
Trade Ctres, Shansi. Bussan Kaisha.
Nawehwang Ichang Dairen, Obungking. Port Arthur. Rangehow. Chefoo. Weihsiwei. Kinonhau. Taitis.afa. Mudken.
TAIYUAN, British str., 2,300, P. W. Grier
son, 17th April-Melbourne 12th March, Genera£-Butterfield & Swire Tras, British str., 1,251, J. V. Bidford,
24th April-Kanila 21st Aprii, Gene, ore-Butterfield & Bwire. TJITAROEM, Dutch str. 2,500, J. N. Beu-
TUNGSHING, British str., 1,170, L. Hussey, Tokyo.
man, 21st April-Batavia 13th April, Shanghai. General-Java-China-Japan Lija. 30th April-Pakhoi 19th April, Rice Tokohama and General.-Jardine, Matheson & Hyogo. WOSANG, British str., 1,127, J. M. Smith, 19th April-Wabu 15th April, Rio- Jardine, Matheson & Co.
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EXPECTED.
THE AMERICAN MAIL. United States mail, left Yokohama on The P.M. str. Korea, carrying the the 22nd April, for Hongkong via Japan ports, and is scheduled to arrive at this port on the 2nd May, MALA
THE AUSTRALIAN MAILS. The E. & A. str. Empare left Sydney for Darwin and Manila) on the 7th April, this port (via Queensland porte, Port and may be expected to arrive here on or about the 2nd May
THE GERMAN MAIL.
German mails, with dates from Berlin of The I.G.M. str. Luetzote, carrying the the 1st April, left Singapore on the 25th on or about the 29th April, at 6 p April, at noon, and may be expected here
HEROHANT STEAMIES.
The Barbor Line str. Surugo, from Now
The stocks on April 23rd were 1,115 chests of Patna, 450 of Benares, 1,730 of Malwa, and 651 of Persian and Turkish. exports to Shanghai, ute, have been 40 of The Patan, of Benares; and 60 of Malwa There have been no exportations of Bangal uncertified opium, and the balance of stocks on April 24th was 94 of Patna and 50 of York, left Bingapore on the 21st April, Волаген, Extreme dullness continues to and is therefore duo here on or about the prevail in Bengal, opium. nominally unchanged as ander, but Chinose
Quotations are 7th April.
The AL. str. Nippon left Singapore for are realising their holdings at considerably this port on the 24th April, am, and lower rates Patna, 39.200, V. Old 89,100. Benares, New $9,050,
New $9,325, Old will arrive here on the 30th April, a.m. Old $8,925, V. Old $8,825. Malwa market remains duit and Chinese are selling ut under the nominal quotation of $8,025."
EXPORTS.
Canton Whampes, Kowloon Lappa
Samatui.
Kongmoon.
Nanning.
Wuchenfu.
Kwangchatuwaa
Ningpo Wênchow. Santu.
Foochow
Amoy. Swatow
Pathol. Foihow. Lungshow. Méngtse. Bokow. Bromso. Tangyueh.
JAPAN AND Formosa.
Yaching Tainantu, Takow.
Osaka Moji. Nagasaki Hakodate. Anping.
Kobe. Shimonoseki. Tamsui,
EASTERN SIBgaza: Vladivostock Nicolajevak.
CHOTIN Wonkan. Fussa. Pingyang.
Seoul.
Mokpo Chomulpo,
Chinnampo. Kunsan
Songchin HONGKONG AND ITS DEPENDENCIES, MACAO. FRENCH INDO-CHINA, Hanoi.
Annam Tourane. Haiphong.
Hué. Saigon. Tonkin Provinces. Quiahon. Dambodge, eye vie
PHILIPPINES Manus. Iloilo.
Sarawak. Brunei.
BORNEO,
Labuan.
Cabu.
British North Borneo, BANGKOK.
Bingapore, Penang, Malacca, Prov. Wellmley
STRAITS SETFERMENTI.
Perak. Negri Sembilan. Johore. Kelantan.
Batavia.
Buitenzorg.
The Apear str. Gregory Apear left British. Caloutto on the 18th April, and may be French. expected here on or about the 3rd May.
The NYK str, Hitachi Maruuro British. pean Line) lett London for this port via French. here on the 8th May, ports on the 28th March, and is expected Germon.
The sales of feathers during the fortnight were 1,109-1,200 bales. There was a very quiet market in Ginger, and but few inquiries for United Kingdom via Straits on the 231d The Mogul Line str. Montrose left Galangal, Cassia Oil was steady." Star Anisted Oil was weak, and Star Aniseed March. and is expected to arrive here on steady. Human hair has been so inactive or about the 7th May.
as to call for no comment. Tin has also been dull, and Saigon Cassin weak. Gall Nuts were firm, and the stocks are very small. Quicksilver is reported to be dull.
IMPORTS..
A very slight increase on
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SHIPPING REPORTS. The British str. Faifong reports: Light S.E. wind and fine clear weather.
The German str. Belgravia reporte: Foggy weather from Tsingtau to Breaker Point..
PASSED THE CANAL,
March 13th-Japan, Ursula Rickmers. March 17th- Brasilia, Nippon, Nyanza. March 20th-Agamemnon, Sunda. March 24th-Himalaya. March
Lennon,
31st Glenlochy, ppon, Surugu, Atreus, O. JD. Ahlers. April 3rd-Nore, Pyrrhus, Novara, April 7th-Ajax, Kasama, Lutzow,
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Arthur Mr F. B. Baker Mr & Mrs W. H
Bell and obildiren Miss Bogge
Major & Mrs Bowen Mra Bowdler Col & Mrs Baker Mr Brister
Brown
Mies Baker Brown Mr W. D. Browa Hon Mr & Mrs Back mill child & inald Mr M, Cary
Mr & Mrs Casull Cal. Colgrame
Dubble
Mr Cousland Mejor Davy Mr & Mrs Major
Dorgan Mr Evans Major Faichine
Mr Fearon
Mr F. W. Gibbons
Mr. A. F. Fielder
Lt-Col. Gordon Hall, Mr B, A. Hale
the previous
April 14th Canton Denbighshire, Mr & Mrs A. Gibson fortnight is to be reported as regards the
ALPHABETICAL LIST of RESIDENTS Sucy, Sambia, Vorwaerts, Africa, Magel Eumaeus, Hitachi Maru, Nile, Ping quantity of Cotton Yarn business, but prices Denbighshire, passed the Camal 14th contains the names of over
Jan
bare further recorded $1 to $9 poi-balo, owing to the anxiety displayed by importers to realise. Market closes dull. Quotations aro:-No. 10s at $98-122. No. 12s ut $103-122, No. 16s. at 8115-193. No. 20s at $119-147. Arrivals, 15,000 bales. Sales, 2,000 bales. Shipments, nil. Bargains, 40,000 bales. Unsold stock, 50,000 bales, The Woollens market is quite dead, and there is no demand from any quarter. No change is noticeable in raw cotton.. As regards metal, local prices remain much the same us last week. The London market is slightly lower, but business remains abnormally quist and dull. There are no enquiries for business: Gas tubes are quoted from Lon- dous Black 81 per cent. e.l.f. Red Painted 50 per cent. c.i.f. Galvanized 74 per cent PRESif Small sales of Coal are reported.
fair business has been done in Bogar at alightly advanced rates. 4,000 bags of Balt potre have changed bands, but the market, remains quiet, Yellow Metal is dull, and Petroleum Products quiet.
NEW AND UP-TO-DATE
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WEST RIVER."
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Giving all the Important Tores en send from CANTON to WUCHOW.
Hongkong, 5th April, 1913,
A
There are no
stocks of Pepper, Camphor, Window Glass,
ete:
Glenlochy, passed the Canal 31st March,
and is due in Hongkong 30th April.
April, and is due in Hongkong 10th May Cardiganshire, from Seattle, is due in
Hongkong 9th May:
INDRA LINE, LIMITED. Indrasamho, from San Francisco, is due
in Hongkong th May.
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OF
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THE VOLUME, which consista ör 481 The American four market is unchanged of historical interest showing the diapo
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