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THE NEW INDIA.
TASK OF THE BUILDERS.
tribute the fruit of his close HAD AN AWFUL TIME WITH
observation during the past five
INDIGESTION.
Striking Cure in New Zealand By
years to the part you have play ed in public and in working the Madurch Reforms. It was hardly possible. Simla, 15th May A welcome that with sympathies and political address was presented to His Ex-ideale rooted in British traditions WILLIAMS PINK PILLS. cellency the Victory by the Coun you should have followed, any cil of the Calcutta European Assc- other course. Your duty was-a
clation to-day. Mr. Langford clear, your Inclinations, your past Tho big need In Indigeation, Is James presenting the address, dervices in the development of this strength for the stomach, so that said that the Association repre- country, your intimate association it on recover power to digest fond sented the Suropean population in with it, the great interest you re- naturally and without "the dia- the great cllles swell as the present and the contribution tressing symptoms of pain and country districts and its objeck which it was in your power to flatulence. If you are troubled was to safeguard and maintain make All these conspired to im with Indigestion the experience of the rights of Europeana in ludia port reponility and to preclude Mr. H. Potter, 12 Crawford Tor- The Association sympathised with indifference. It was thus in race Vivian Street, Wellington, the educated classes in India in ovitable that you, well versed in New Zeeland, will prove to you their desire for the gradual de- the epirit of representative institu- that the right road to recovery velopment of self-governing in- tions, should feel impelled to take is through tonic treatment with stitutions, the tests of ench add direct and important part when Dr. Williams Pink Pille, per vance being dependent on the co- India made her first steps towards Mr. Potter says suffered operation of the people and the ex responsible Government Ench from Indigestion for many year tent to which confidence could be
placed in their sense of repons- one of us can interprét, in terms and the awful times I had make bility. My goal
of his own experience and thought, a shudder when. I recall thent. the objects which representative Food was distasteful to me and The problem demanded the good institutions are designed to serve.
me what I did eat seemed to lie in my will and mutual understanding of Such Institutions' in turn make a
stomach like a atone. I got so bad. all who sought to solve it. The direct claim upon every com: My sleep became broken at night that I dreaded eating anything- Association gave an assurance that munity and upon every individual and I would be awake for hours. there should be no apprehension to subordinate their own im- I always bad a nasty taste in my that sentiment would be permitted
His mediate interest, ambitions or pre-mouth and my breath became to override sane, judgment.
Excellency's term of office promis- judices to the common good."
A Great Undertaking.
offenatve. I was low-spirited, had
no strength, bocamo thin, did not ed to be the most momentous in the history of India and the Asso
have any colour in my cheeks. ciation assured him loyal support From each and all these at times I tried lots of medicines but and promised him assistance by ask a contribution according to only got temporary relief. I often frank criticism on all matters on capacity. There is none so rich had to stop walking along the which they would be consulted. and powerful that he may afford road as the pain caught me and
VICTORY'S REPLY-20 ADDRESS.
to turn a deaf ear to their appeal. Would double me up. I used to There is none so poor or weak that Imagine my heart was affected us His Excellency, replying, said his contribution is not of value it would palpitate at the slightest Gentlemen, I should like to say The Government and the people of
exertion. Noticing how ill I was at the outset how highly I appre India, as I conceive the position, try Dr. Williams Pink Pilis a friond at last persuaded me to ciate the feelings by which you are partnera in a great under-After the first few bottles of these have been actuated in coming to taking that of fashioning the Pills I began to improve. I felt Simla to present this address of future of India with it as yet brighter and began to eat well. welcome to Lady Irwin and myself. unknown reactions upon the lives. Now, thanks to Dr. Willlars Pink Your visit here has not only in of 800 millions of our fellow hu- Pilla I am in perfect medicine for volved the inconvenience incidental
to a long journey, but has also man beings. Some can bring all blood complaints. been made at a moment when gifts to the inspiration by which Not for Indigestion only, but the whole must be illuminated, for all disorders due to watery climatic conditions hardly allow some can assist in tracing the impure blood or disordered nervca, that journey to be comfortable design many can be at work on, Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
But I can assure you that I am
It is a source of encouragement.
very sensible of the advantage the intricate mosaic out of which People, the world's most famous which it is to me to make the ac- the picture is to take shape and Blood and Nerve Tonic, are a
colour.
proved remedy. Your chemist quaintance of your President and
sells them, or post free, $1.50 per the members of your Council and Real progress indeed can only bottle, $8 for 6 bottles, from the thus be brought in direct. touch
come through responsibilities Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., 60 with the aims and objects of your realised and accepted and we may Kiangse Road, Shanghai. Association in the first months of feel very sure that the task is one my period of office.
which will be successfully ac Your Association, I understand,complished only by those who op- was founded more than 40 years proach their work with hope in ago and up to recent times found their eyes and trust in their hearts, to me that in my administration little necessity or inducement to for only through the mutual which must be expected to cover take any yery continuous or active understanding and confidence of the period in which these ques- Interests in politics, but the great the workers can the design reach tions will claim decision I may changes which subsequently found completion and it must depend on count the support of your Associa expression in the reformed. Con the efforts of all those who love tion and may look forward he stitution in India led you to re India and seek to do her service occasion may demand to receiving examine your methods and activi-whether the completed picture will the benefit of your judgment and ties from a new angle. hardly appreciate how weighty history.
can be worthy to adorn the temple of advice. I shall value this help. was the decision which rested upon your council as to the course then to be pursued. The terms of that
An Impartial Verdict.
In conclusion, gentlemen, let me assure you that at the inception of my work in India I know only the single desire of joining hands
decision are clearly set out in the Meanwhile," as you observe in with all whether British or published policy of the Association your address, the day is drawing Indian. official or unofficial, who and in the statement of the consi- nearer when the accomplishment are striving to build the India derations which govern the action will be weighed on its merits and that is to be. It is possible to of your Council and it would be when the mother of Parliaments hope that by such common effort superfluous for me to congratulate will be called on to give an im we may win the privilege of giv. you on the decision or on the partial verdict upon the measuring something to the solution of manner in which it has been car of achievement in sphere in those problems on which depend ried out.
which her store of expérience in-the well being and ordered pro-. My predecessor In December vesta, her with special qualifica-gress of this country and its peo last has already paid au eloquent tions to judge.
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