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Suddenly, at his residence, West Mill House, Markind, Fifeshire, Scotland, on the 23rd April, 102, Thomas Descas, lata Inspector of Price, Hongkong; aged 44 years. Douply regretted.

On the 20th May, at the General Hospital, Shanghai, ALEXANDER PATEDON Wan

gol p years.

Died suddenly, on the ovening of the 27th May, whilst returning from Souchow Mr WONG SANGMAN, (Shurleo), in his 57th year, the faithful and much respected Com pradore of Hopkins, Dunn & C, for ucar- İy 30 years.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Notes by the Way.

Intresting Lato Telograms will be Found on Page 2

The first winkot taken this season in first-class eriekot fell to Adams, the Saroy bowler, the first victim being Dr W, G. Grace.

TELEGRAMS.

[AELTER'S SERVICE.] · PEACE DECLARED.

Loxios, 1st June, 1002, Feudo with the Boers bus been signed at Pretoria.

SPEECH BY LORD ROSEBERY,

* Losos, 31st May, 1902. Lord Roachery, referring to the peace

It is minted that fold, the fatsons! Lancashire cricketer, will play for Nor-negotiations in the course of a sacch do thamptonshire this season if he feels wall

AdThe publication of this issue commencedonough. ni 5.30 p.rs.

livered at Leeds, said that we wore not concluding pance with a crashed foe, and

TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1902.

PUBLIC REPRESENTATIVES IN STEAMER PAKSHAN· ́ SINKS

THE COUNCIL.

We are informed that a strong-party in the Chamber of Commerce intends to support the nomination of Mr Robot Showon as the Chamber's representative in the Legislative Council, and at Thursday's meeting Mr J. 13. Lewis will propose and Mr E. W. Mitchelf will avouaul Mr Showan's nomination.

IN THE HARBOUR.

A Strange Accident. Tast night, under vory peculiar circum- atanicos, the British steamer Pakshan, Inc whicle lessen Bradley and C. are the agents, went to the bottom of the Har boor, where she lies on her sido in, ubout 59 feet of water. The Pakshan, which is a vessel of 1235 Lups nett, commanded by Chamber in the nomination of a represen- on the 28th May from Saigon with a cargo Mach will depend upon the setion of the Captain J. Roid, arrived at Hongkong.

fative by the Justices of the Peats. Savemi of rice, and was booked to leave again names have been brought forward, but it is │to-day for Swatuw and Apoy. Shu took up s moot point who will actually benominated. her anchorage midway betwøvn

purt

Har- The Justices aned are Messrs G. W. F.shore

Jardine's Wharf and Playfair, E. W. Mitchell, E. Osborne and buur hetween R. Showan. Mr E. A. Howett's name has the Harbour Offee. All won; woll till also been brought forward in this conuoc-posterday afternoon. Captain Reid wont tion, but we hear that, like several other whore, leaving his vemol in charge of the gentlemen who have, been asked to allow | Chief Officer. One of the crew is said, in themselves to elected as Justices of the the infarmatima supplied to as, to have Peace, Mr Hewett has not yet taken the been working at the engines in the after- President Roosevelt, in the course of neath of office. As we have already aid, it noor and indiretently left open the raive A London telegram of the 18th speech, said that the cruelties in the Philip ay depend upon the Chamber of Com-long og the donkey engine exhaust merca's selection who will be nominated the spl that water washed in and the pump, of some other valve or satcock, with able to agres regarding the dethils of the says:The Ikily Mail maintains its a pines which a trochrons my hand sale of the Danish West Indies the ques-assured, and that the torma are those la provoked deserved condemnation less than topresent the Justices. There is likely to leak was not observed till it was too late to

The China Ittail.

DONGKONG, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1902,

LOCAL AND GENERAL,

But Louira Gu on this

Market.

The Danish West Indies,

$7 50 per dozen,

52 Agenda

H. PRICE & 00.,.

453

The Two Danish Chambers being m

tion has been abelveri indefinitely.

The Derby,

www

An important revolution has taken place in the market on the Derly. Sept

12, Quem's Boul-still retains for periton at the feel of time)

list, lint Pola has been installed on

MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW: Miscellaneous. Couch per Handary undelivered after

this date subject to rent.

General Memoranda,

Tay, June -

2 pm-Auction of Household Fami- May .. at the Residence of Dr

favmatite

Lord Methuen.

A. Laadion telegram dated 17th May says: Lori Mathuon is progressing most favourably. The bone has re-united hat

It is understood that the command of the 14th Regimental District at Yerk, ren- |dered vacant by the retirement of Cul. A. W. Nopes, will be given to Col. Grant Dalton, who retired last mouth from the command of the 1st Battalion of the Prince of Wales' Own West Yorkshire Regiment.

The Peace Conditions.

timistic attitude, insisting that peace is

domu st. Pretoria, including the small Boer representation in Council and, probably, grant for rebuilding farms, equal to one mouth's war expenditure.

Health of Hongkong.

The verarm showing the number of Crases of endomymicable diseases which berei been untilial as occurring in the Cukuy of Hongkong, during the week ended 31st May, shows that there were 3, cares of i

plague (1 Caropean soldior and 51 Chinese), 32 cases of cholera (4 Europeans, other

just thevelure try to convert bravo ves into brave friends. This could only be done by mosting them on liberal principles, and not on the lines laid down by Lord Salisbury.

Referring to the Cora Tax, he strongly oxhorted all Tiberals to oppose it,

THE SITUATION IN THE PHILIPPINES.

the lynchings which land taken place in the United States. The President's speech, which further hinted at the ultimate in- dependence of the Eslands when capable of self-government, has created a sensation in Anterien,

THE CORN TAX. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach has informed deputation of Onuibus, Cab, and Caring firms that it is impossible to abandon the Corn Tax.

EX-PRESIDENT STEYN

be à full meeting in such case.

THE KWANG-SI

in that

eachi

of the

['chut up the suberi mad the vessel deal began

to sink. The Chief Oliver gut out the ship's | turpaulings, bat these made no improves REBELLION. | ment. The Chinese crow when they saw what was abbas to happen got out the ship's boats and deserted her.

Authentic Details from Wachow.

(Frana a Correspondent,)

Wuchow, May 30.

Since I received your issue of the 23rd fust, I have felt that something must be done to put before the public the other sale of the supposed Hwangsi Rebellion, For two months. I have been trying to get into touch with and definite infuciuatim

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The first intimation that the Police had was from one of the Chinese miles who arrived at No. 7 Police Station dripping wet, havingapparently been inthe Harbour, ' Ho gave the information to Acting Inspec. the Pulshan. He was far ton oxcited to give tor Dynoud that something was wrong with any clorent report and he was dothin

while Sergeant Adlington went across to where the steamer was lying to make ingairies. When the sergeant got alongado the steamer, she had a heavy list and ber

Chines: crew wore jmping into the boats. Inspector Riley, of the Water Police, arrived on the scene in one of the Polico plu puces at ten o'clock nad' tok in the situation of a glance. Hu learned that Captain Rei, haring been communicated with, bad been on board, and had returne ashorato Lalapdans to the Thick Company for

wingers to themselves. In anticipation of at leaving the Chief Officer and three en-

assistance coming inediately from the Dock Company. Inspector Riley station.

the wound is not quite healed, Haexpecsinties, and 25 Chinese), un Europes: STRICKEN WITH PARALYSTS. aom the rebellion. but, Fu far as I on way was partly in the water and the

to have hospital shortly.

Lipton's Dividend.

Lipton Limited pays u dividend of Hurtigan, Searteur, McDonnell Red eight per cent,; places to Ieserve £15,000; 3 plesting of Men beis of the

Hongkong General Chumlar ni Conries forward £9,8. The Chairman merce, at Chaipher Room, City Hall.

(Sie T. Lipton) pays all advertising charges Goods per Shoghzi not cleared at 4inerred by the Company during the year,

pain. this date subject to rent. Goods per Trenkai undelivered after his variously estimated at from thirty to fifty thousand pourata. The report is consíður- ed disappointing

date subject to rent.

SATURDAY, June 7-

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CHANGE OF WATER

¡FTEN brings on diarrhoea. For this reason many experienced travellers carry a bottle of Climborlain's Colic, Cho- lers and Discthon Remedy with them to be used in cares of an energeticy. This preparation has no equal as a ence for bowel complaints. It can not be obtained while on board the cars or steamship, and that is where it is most likely to be needed. Buy a bottle before leaving home. For by All Donlore: WATKINS LAd.. Gen.

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China and her Indemnity.

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A London: telegrain dated 18th May Pays :--The Ministers at Poking meet on Tuesday to discuss hurtant questions Letween China and the Powers, which have arisen in consequence of the fall in silver and site hardship charoby juposed on China in comection with the indemnity payable in god or a silver equivalent.

Trooping Arrangements.

The weinents of troops announced the carried out in Jane and Jaly include the return to India of the 2nd Rajnits, the | 31st Barua Light Infantry, thu #ch. Punjab Infantry, the let batalion of the th Gurklas, the 14th Silbs, the 22nd and | 2016: Bombay Enfatry, and the 5th last

ty, privaled Contingent; also the de- ispatch to China af five relief regiments,

Band Performance.

case ni unteric fever. Tuo plague figmes are the highs, of way week this season, 39 of the chaos heing in thu City and 14 in | other districts of the Colony. The plague

deaths vonbrel 60. Of the choler cases 31 ozuded fatally. The City accounted for

Ex-President Brayu, of the late Orange Free State, has been stricken with paralysis.

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CRICKET.

The First Test Match.

carn, is only exists as a' robellion in the Hongkong and Shanghai newspapers and

with some Chinese officials.

It is true there are one or two strong bands of robbers, which are here to-day and

The frat Test Match between the away to-morrós, but that has been going kelp. All the untive mailers had cleared 23 cases, while I wore contributed by other Australians and an All-Eugland Eloven basty or a fundred, and are fairly wall

Presulted in a draw.

* Delay in Transmission.

JAPAN'S CORONATION

SQUADRON,

Losnos, 1st June, 1902. The squadron of Japanese warships pro- ceeding to Fugland to take part in the festivities in eonnection with the corona-

districts. The ontecie unge was not fatal.

The plaquo cases were spread pretty well over the Corey, District No. 8, Shan- kiwan, Stanley and Aberdeen being che only districts reported free of the discue. District No. Ptopped the list with 11 craes, Thistrict. No. 10 coming nast with 6 pages. The total cases for the year now mount to 207. including 1 European, 183 Chinese and 13 other Asiaties. Up to the prevention of King Edward, hus wiled from Malia there have been 108 deathe. The cases for Plymouth. for the two days ondet noon yesterday numbered 19, of which 2 were * damped * on the strear al 2 were foord te ur licensed rats at Hungbom.

The Late Mr Thomas Duncan.

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A correspondent writes to us from | Glasgow as follows:-Mr Thomas Duncan, late Police Inspector in the Hongkong Police, who retired on pension a few months ago, died suddenly at his residence. West Bilt House, Markinch, Fifeshire, on

the 2rd April last, having dropped dead in his garden. On his retiring on pension, Mr Dunen pande lis home in Markine, near to his birth pires, stud led been on- joying the best of health, since be retivo. The week a cions to his death, he was in Glasgow of business, where I saw him, and

on for yours, These bands now number

armed, having robbed a number of gard boats and one or two nativo custoins sta-ed Constable Emms on the bung in reattiness tions, As a rule, the district official has slip the morning chain should a fering launch come along. This, hoivover, did about ten soldices in hia yainen. How can not

was too happen, and when it be coge with these buds of robbers Ho late to do anything, Constable Emms was moved from his weary and dangemes is powerless, therefore he must appeal to

Shortly after ten o'clock, the perch.

to the engine 700m superiors, and the only way he can get water entered

stcred there help is by fanning the iden of a big thing-a And Hooded some oll

for lighting purposes. When it reached rebellion!

one of the hanging lamps, the floating oil I am regularly in communication with caught fire and, at 11.15 pm, the flames the greater part of Kwangsi Provinen, had reached the deck and, helped by the paint and varnish on the wood-work, the THE SIGNING OF PEACE.

Yet, I have failed to hear of any organised mil part of the vessel burst into flames, The signing of peace in South Africa has rebellion. enclose a rough sketch of our The Europeans remaining on beard And

meantime been transferred to the Police caused the utmost enthusiasm in London. stations in the Province and a statement of

pinnace, powerless to do anything to pro The now was announced at the Mansion) the number of converts at each. They are

rent their vessel sinking. The wator gaine House between 5 and 6 this evening. It scattered fir forty or hity miles around grout headway and, during the interval be zuined heavily during the day, at cleared these contres. One or two men from coch troon to outbreak of fice and thinking of the ship, those in the bunte lying alones de towards evening, when uproarious crowds of those cutres have come in this week, heard several things bresting adrift inside. assembled at the chief contres in the City, yet without news of any rebellion. In Among the intorosted spectators at this the Monitor Huust, and in Piccalilly your issue of rd inst. it is stateding engineer of the Bhan steators, who

time. 3ir J. F. Miller, the superintend Cirens. logs were Hown, trumpets and San Ubau-fe is surrounded by the rebels. find arrived in Messus Bradley and Co's whistles wounded, and Mafcking night wak One of our men bas come from there, and nunc he made inquiries as to the enfety of the crew, aux boing and isfied that nobody more than repeated. Many illuminations | he has hot heard of it. And yet a more was left on her, stund by till the final prepared for the Coronation festivities astounding statement is made on offeint lapse A: eleven o'clock, the vessel were lit.

authority that Tanm Chau, 103 miles ahove about fir degrees to starben. Short- was lying in the water with a list of Wackow, is surrounded by rebols. Mr and ly before sinking, which she did 20 Mrs Fee, of the C. M. H. A. Mission, are midnight, she righed herself. Arď there, and one man has just aired from dually settled down storn first. Just at this time, ono of the Duck Company's there and reports all quict. There is also launches came alongside we stood by..

the Province. no rebellion near Kwei Lin, the capital of Haring disappeared from view aft, the for- ward part sank slowly and the ship is now completely subarged. This turning, No. 1 As far as I can find out the whole Police launch used over the spot where the trouble below: Nanning-tu Kea

vefsel sank liur could neither feel nor see strong band of robbers who are a any part of the sunken veact. One of the Police pinzees was detailed to look after statingly-fortified cruce in the mountains. the wreckage throughout the night and, this Cheung Muk market, 70 les morning, the Harbour Office Inunch visited the spot and marked the wreck with a res flag as dangerous for shipping

A proclamation issued at Pretoria, saya that Transvaal bonds will recommence to

nr juterest from to-lay.

The following is the programme of unsic to be perfstrued by the Fand of the ath Infantry Hyleedad Corringort, at the CO., | Sew Parade Gommal, on Wednesday next,

the ah pasium, from & prim. ta 6.20 p.m.e to me then he never felt better. On AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN AFFAIRS. (weather permitting) beg

Outfitters ERATED

DRESSMAKING WATERS

A ŠPECIALITY.

All cutting executed by an experienced Dressmaker.

Parisienne and

English Millinery

March

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Averture......... Vargra

the morning of the day he died, he took his Couta usual breakinst and then for a time real Norokl Godfrey the China Mail, which had just come in Patres by past that morning. Abrat stron, he went out as usual to work in the garden. About 1.50 p.m., his wife went out to call him in for dinner, when she found biatlying

Frances

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FOND SAVE THE KING.

Kape

LATER.

There is a serious crisis between. Austrin and Hungary, owing to their inability to gree to a compromise in the matter of the disputes consuming domestic affairs.

THE SIGNING OF PEACE.

mar

in 12

milės shore Wuebow on the West Rivor.)

A despatch from Led Kitchener dated North-west of Kwai Yun. (Kwai Yue is 200 dead songst the bexlow. The sight that Pretoria, May 1st, says that the document From this place tive rubbers make uscar met the poor woman's eyer may be better containing the terms of surrender of the imagined to described. On hearing enemy was signed that evening bg all the A Calcutta telegram Rated 19th May | erius, two neighbouring farmers came to our representatives, Lord Milner and saysThe steamer "Ehrenfeiz, which Reu- her assistance and carried the body into the himself.

The Lost Hansa Steamer.

From another source, we learn that Captain Raid was not on board when tho first intimation was nude of the occurrence. sims and terrify the people. They take The night was very dark one and min what they want and then disappear. The was filling heavily, so that it was impossiblu eve is said to lead right through the for the ship to heist any polics fg, but what was done wis to keep the vessels ngren mountain strongholds; but as no one bus blowing continuously There was a stro the reports lost, was a steamer of 5,400-house. He would be dead probably half why Lord Hopetoun Resigned. Aared to go in-or scale the mountain it is tide running the time and to have Luna gross, built in 1898 by Messrs Wig, on hour before his body was Excnversi by

atarerapted to tow her away would, siraply The immediate causo of font Hope really not known what is within.- ham, Richardsen & Co., of Newcastle-om- his wile. Two doctors were summoned ni

have meant collision with one or other of rounds resignation was an intiumtion ac

Three more boat loads of soldiers have the numerous stemmera mered close by. Tyne, for the Hansa Line, Bremen.ance, but Me Bonew was yond any the Government was with drawing the progone up, and with these we hope they will Only Lost like the Dock Company's tag | Sho was classed 100 A1 at Lloyd's. The harann jower, buying died from disease of

fanie could have towed the sialfing vessel miscú allowance of £4,000 per annum.

have enough 'Thum (courage) to attacle away, and neither she nor any other vessel has been trading between Hausburg the heart. Before going-out to the

the Cheung Muk strenghold, and put similarly powerful tag was available THE WATER used is THE PUR-and Culoutta, on the Company's regular garden, Mis Duncan juked him if there

an end to this band. You will notice by The Dick Company had a launch on the Checkmating Boor 'Cattle Rushes.” service, nince she was built. She left Cal was anything he would. fancy for dinner.

spot long before the Palxhun commenced to EST timt CAR

Blockhouse Fances will, in future, la the sketch that Cheung Muk is within easy settle down but, owing to fire breaking out be obtained, and is cutta on the 26th April last, for. Hamburg He replied that he did not feel inclined reuered proof against nib-catele rushing reach of either the West River or the in the engine room and on deck, it was set skilfully FILTERED ON THE MOST with a full sign of jute, needs, hides for anything special that day, but added in by the adoption of wrought iron flat our Lu Chen River, and hat accounts for re-safe to take pumps on board to counteract

ete. The crew numbered about 65 men, of his own qaict way: If we curbet eat wa SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.

Fencing. In connection with the supply of ports of robberies on the one river at one to-day and ascertained that the vessel which were Laseats, and under the capnet live. Those worn the last words he this fencing, a very smart piece of work las time and on the other next time, and this was lying on her starboard side in glit command of Capt. G. A. Gramborg, an spoke. Mr Duncan was born in the parish of

fathons of water. The work of raising the old and experienced master in the Com-

Monimail, in the County of Fife, and joined. Just been carried out by Mossra Bayliss had led people to boliere that the thing is sunken vessel hex, we believe, teen placed in the hands of the Dock Company. "Owing Jones & Bayliss, Ltd, of Wolverhampton, bigger then it is in reality, On March 27th the Government placed an There is another and entirely different to the reticence offthe Agents, we are unable

to give details from that source. We an order with this firm for about 40 miles of disturbance beyond Natning-fu and Pakderstani, however, that the vessel is well

THE MACHINERY cmployed is of

the latest design and most approved

type.

THE BEST AND MOST EXPEN-

pany's service, The Captain and 40 of the crew are reported missing.

Kipling and Athletes.

le-

the Glasgos City Price in, the year 1876. He left for Hongkong with

chmont of constables in December, 1875, and as already mentioned retir

Since they

the inflow of water Divors went down

The Hoo. T. H. Whitehead wis SwórD-

continuous ave bad iron Fencing in accord Sack and on the French order; but up insured locally, A couple of montlus age (says the Tot from the Hongkong Force Herle Kitchener. Althought the time of rrosiv continually hour of large robberies on the Hon. T. H. Whitehead.

anen with a request made by End there that is constant state of things. We Always in stock. Orders

e) Mc F. F. Wavoor, the well-known than a year after 22 years service: Ing the couruer the necessary uniterial for one side and then on the other. This ind receive European - SIVE INCREDIENTS only are used, Middlesex ericketer, and Mr R, F. Neilson, a comparatively young m Supervision.

The Scots International fuathalier, who has settled at Markineh, both Mr and Mrs fulfilment was in no wore advanced poems to play mostly on both sides; when in as a mounter of the Executive Councit GUARANTEEING been doing good service at the front for Dracau were faat making friends forget that of pis iron and paddled hard pressed on the one side it cresses to today. Mr Whitchord leaves the Queen's nute than two years, were introduced to themselves, sud. to show bow highly, yet within weeks the while 40 milles the other. This band may be getting its Status Wharf at 11:30. to-morrow to go on Rudyard Kipling in Cage Town. Mr popular they were in the district, the of fire bar fearing, welighing approximately supply of arms from foreigners, as reported bond the Empres Werner was introduced as one of the lau- funeral was attended by a large content's disposal, and at this without any bud with its headquarters at ChoungThe Fire Brigade.

(over 1,000 rons, was placed at the Govern in some newspaper but certainly not the of people, some of whom hid served with

Just received ABSOLUTE PURITY.

Parasols in all the Newest

Styles.

ENGLISH EXPERTS

lled fools' and Mr Neilson as 'a mud.

died osf.'

can fries, that it is interesting to know

We understand that the pay of bö Policu attached to the Central Fire Brigade

4 suppose,' said Kipling, that Mr.Duncan in the Hongkong Polier, aixi serious disturbance of Meseri Baylis, Joes Mak. Should hear of further develop- you two fellows feel inclined to go for me, se tavellet long distances cc foltos lis&Baylis ordinary waiting. So much is mente, I will let you know.. but J, still hold that sitting under a goal- renmins to their het resting-plaen. The been sail of the prompt delivery by Ameri- Muslin Dressing Jackets | Marage our Factories and their practical post will not tech a man to sit a horse body was interred, in the new Cemoters that we are quite able to do even better, hosts of letters from poople who have received orditerry: fireman up to $16 for a foreman and Morning Gowns in knowledge and constant supervision how any athletes have shown themselves unifest along the route. Many beautifhouse system, we may say that this Fonce it cleanses and almis the blood from all im Kremen, 830 for assistant foremen and 89-

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NEW MUSLINS, NEW SUMMER

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led excellence and purity.

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THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.

war.

Suriously, continual Kipling. I know Kingakettid, und signs of mourning were rattling good sakliars during the prosent wreaths wors sent iry fricods.

As a matter of fact, I never pacant to refer in netinul athletes at all, hut morely to the large number of people who spend all their spare time looking at other at play ing. However; I felt that if I did not ex aggerate, ing prudent wnuki pass unheysled, w the very fat that I made so many pes. ple angry shows there was truth, in what I

121 shid.'

is under consideration. The present extra IXTIES IN THE BLOOD. We have a pay per month for fro duty is $9 for an

great benefit from the use of Clarke's Blood In view of the interest taken in the block: Mature. It canot be the highly astiated, for fireman. The men are preening for $25 for “paritios." This is good testimonial from thesistant engineers, and $85 for foreinen auc is so designed that an enemy to make pren Family Doctor, saloh gore on faither to may:

a short cap in it would have to knock outt ta the Bee Blood Patrifter that selence and engineer. The demand is considered tho no fewer than 50 werze, unsere 20 bolts all hava brought to light, and we can with the high in official circles aunt the probability is

timen's domenu will bo bere and the public generally. For Serofale,

CLAIR'S WOULD-PARED BLOOD. Mirum The most searching Blood Cleanser that science, and medicat all have brought to light. "Buts, and withdraw five that bars about Fax from Seratais, Sourvy, Bezems, Bad Lage 15 feet long yet it can be readily taken to any kind are solicited to give it a trial to test its Skin and Bloed Diseases, implos, and Sores 31 pieces at leisure. removed and re erected value. Thousands of wonderful cures have been on other sites, so that when, bappily, the bottle. Beware of worthless imitations and sub- effected by it. Bold urezywin at 28. d. per war is over, it may be employed for milways

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kitten.

almost 'confidsans recommand it to var, enbueris

SITE, E, Bail Legs, Skin and Blood ist half way. There was soets word of a Diseases, Pimples and Bores of all kinds, his

fat as arrelions. Theusands of wonder strike about the ist of this month, hat this cares have been effected by it." Clarke's Hised rast puly have hang rumour, for the men. Mixture is sold everywhere, as-28. Dili per buttle.

are ready and willing to men out at any Beware worthless imitations and stee

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