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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1907,

BY TELEGRAPH. BY TELEGRAPH.

THE CHERBOURG SMASH.

Engine-Driver to Blame.

VLADIVOSTOCK MUTINY.

Admiralty Bombarded.

(Exclusive Service, supplied by Beuter," via Bombay),

LONDON, October 30. The mishup to the Cherbourg train has bogn the subject of an inquiry ot which it was found that the accident)

was due to carelessness on the part of the local engine-driver.

RUSSIA AND INDIA.

A Railway Advocated

(Burzlusive Service, supplied by Renter, rin Bombay.)

Tasion, October 30,

The Navey Vraya has publisticd

the first of a series of articles arivocat.

ing the construction of a railway from Russia to India ne a complement to the Anglo-Russian Convention.

THE FINANCIAL

MARKET.

Berlin Bank Rate Increased.

(Ravivoine Serving, supplied by Reuter.

via Humbay).

Losnos, October 30,

The Berlin bank rate has increase:l

nad is now quoted ani 63 per cent.

REFTER'S SERVICE] THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

LONDON, October 29. The total engagements in gold, for

· (From Our Correspondent.)

SuAKOLA, October 31, A body of Blue-jackets at Vladivo stock heva mutitied and were joined by two torpedo boats, which bombard- od the Admiralty.

The troops resisted, and after some

time one of the forpedo boats' sur-

rendered.

RIFLE SHOOTING.

Australia Wins Empire Match.

(Exclusive Service, supplied by Reuter,

ria Bombay).

LONDON, October 30. The Empire riffe shooting match between Great Britain, Australia and New Zealand has been, won by the Commonwealth team.

ALLEGED FORGERY.

Serious Allegarlons,

THE CHINA MAIL

BANKRUPTCY COURT.

His Lordship Mr A. G. Wise (Aoting Chief Justice) at in Bankruptcy Jurisdic

At the Magistmey this morning 4 case tion this tuoruing, and disposed of a pun prising out of a recent Summary Jurisdicber of eisen in an expeditious manner. to action was commonood, boforo His Worship M-E A. Hazeland, in which

and forging and uttering.

RELMIVING ORDERS.

SPORTING

Yachting.

NEWS FROM SWATOW.

(From Our Correspondent.)

SWATOW, October 26

NAVAL.

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The opportunity presents it-

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Cuming events cast their aliadows before and so the coming yachting season is During the stay of the German cruiser self to read all the latest and heralded by the stir of preparation at the Leipzig lu port the contander and ofloors best literature at a minimum of Lain Wing, Hout Kee, Li Hi Slin and Hop Mr Morrell, Feting for My P. Wslipway and places whore the boste have dispensed the ostal hospitality and received

cost. We Tong wore charged with conspiracy Goldring, applied for a roodiving order in boon laid up during the suramor month, entertainment in return from the Acting indeed some have already spread their wings German Congal, Mr. Harsley, and others. and have had a preliminary sail, Dioné, The rather fing, and did much to enliven

works of the best present day Vernon, Miu, Alimu andTM Ailsa (Isto

Tho-British naval vessel we are most Maudio) were out last Saturday afternoon familiar with, the Waterwitel, has no band authors have already been issued and doubtless Colleon, Kathleen, Bonito

or orchost, though it will not be denied to subscribers. and Sprite will put in an appearance she carries ne fine a band of good fellows nest Saturday for the Ladies meo,, which as could be wished for. is to open the soulson,

The Hon. Mr H. E. Pollock, K. C.,the case of the Kwong Yuen Cheung. instructed by Mr R. A. Harding, appeared Liabilities were $300,000 and useets for the prosecution and Mr Beginald Hand 850,000, having been reduced from ing represented the four defendants.

9100,000. The order was granted.

Bir Pollock stated that the prosecution arose out of an action brought in the Summary Court, before Mt Justice Wise,

..

ADJUDICATED BANKRUPT,

Mr J. H. Gardiner applied for the

in which Lam Wing was plaintiff and the adjudication of Kwok Pui Chi as bankrupt Po Sang firm, a Chinese bank, were at the appointment of Mr G. F. Dison defendants. In that action Tam Wings oficial Trustee, which was grinte stated his claim in two alterriativo ways; The E Yuen fiens was adjudlented bunk be sued an endorsee of Hau Kes for rupt on Mr Morrell's application, and the 800.84, principal and interest dio on blic expusination was closed.20 a prunalssory note, dated August 31, Ass Ka Pa of the Occidental, and 1907, and payable to Iau Koe, and Baltimore Hotel, was adjudicated bank he sued as assignee for money lant. The apt, and the public examination closet. object in

so doing was that if the meeting of creditors had been held but document was not strictly a promissory no realation-dund he passed. G mote ho sued as assignes of Hau Keo's rights under the note. The claim came phi in due course and judgment was given n October 18 for defendants-the Po Sang bank. The third and fourth defendants

ANNULLED PROCEEDINGS,

Mr Grist applied that the bankrupter proceedings in the case of Li Kwan Hing

Swatow.

Incidentally a ruffle took place here Inst night and a housghost was wen by como-

1000

one on the Waterwich-mther a white additional works will fill the elephant on his hands I should say.

The America gunboat Wilmington and shelves this week. There is no the French gunboat Decideo arrived on

lack of

THE FOST OFFICE.

he annulled. Two reports were fled, in handled should prove a dangerous op- praiseworthy enthusiasm for his work,

READERS

innde the Swatow C. I. P. O. a popular 20 cents Cash institution, used more and more by European and Chinese alike. The plans

Aila (late Maudie) having passed into the hands of the Hon. Mr Henry Keswick, gives now life to the Championship Class and no. Ahoral enters this class on a time. allowance of thirty seconds per mile those should be some good ming. Ailan will Friday. have a new mainsail made locally · nui | Alannah will also have an improved suit Post Office hore has increased to such na The business of the Chinese Imperial Vernon has been provided with a follow extent that the Peking authorities have vanst made by Mossrs Holloway and Sons, authorised the erection of a Post Office Dublin, which ought to increase her spoed, building on the ground opposite the but are they all acquainted with Sprite, having changed-hands, will again Customs. House, The postal officer, Mr enter the One-Design class, and it woll T. N. Mannors, has by close study thu

the fact that for

were called by Lanz Wing us witnesses for natorial point that the 50 pur only tad pouout. As there will be. five boats in

matocial point-

per cent. laid this class we may expect some interesting the purpose of supporting his case and been paid. curiously enough the three defendants pro- His Lordship-The roditors have re-sport. duced in Court documents purganting to be ceived this money? One of his objections promissory notes in their favour and pur-money and the hearing was adjourned.

w that there was no security for the- porting to be chopped by the Po Sang. Mr Komp nu satisfied that the money The documents produced by the third and has either been paid or the creditors have fourth defendants contained a chop which agreed to make no further claims.

Mr GristIt is really in accordance was identical with the chop on the prothe wishes of the creditors that the missory note used by the first defendant, and that chop was worn to by the manng- ing partner and the fukis of the Po Song as being a forgery. The genuina chop was produced to His Lordship at the triil and would be produced so as to give His Worship an opportunity of comparing the genuiño chop with tho forged chop and Mr Pollock thought His | Worship would have no doubt as to certain discrepancies between the two which could An interesting point was argued in the detected. The curious point to which Summary Court this morning before His he desired to draw attention was not Honour Mr H. H. J. Gompertz (Acting merely that the forged chap was used on Paisnu Judge).

The scores ware : Australia

2104

New Zealand

2050

2053

Great Britain Australia won by 48 points.

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS.

Does It Affoot Infants?

The notion was oue in which Cheung We Cheung sued Hung Tin Po for $364.56, principal and interest due on a promissory

the first note, but also on the sccoud and

third notes. He suggested that it was obvious they were of common origin aud that there was a conspiracy on the part of

bankruptcy should be annulled,

The order was made.

A CRUDITOR'S COSTS.

Mr H. K. Holmes applied for payment of the costs of a creditor for preserving the estate of Kwong Hung Tai.

His Lordship-Are there any funds?, Mr Haliges - Yes. There are the funds which have been protected and which are in Court,

your

His Lordship--What is the amount of Cests-They have been allowed nt $109.00, including 854 expenses for appear ing. I snderstand that the official receiver offers un objection and has approved the

CHSLY.

The odor was made, Mr Holines' costs for making the application to be included.

A YARN STASH.

The Ladies' race is to start at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday and provided the weather is suitable the course will be round Channel Rocks (port) and back. The handicaps

Bro:--

Dione and Vernon, Scratch. Ailan receives 1 min. 20 s. Alannahr receives 2 mins. One-Design Class receives 3 mins. 20

for the now building are the work of Mr we place at the disposal of our Manners, aided by the experienced 'Corḥ- missioner, Mr Harris, and Mr Smith, lately Commissioner here: When housed in

the new frustue Swatow will be th prútil possessor of a post office perfectly appointed and administered by an oner getic, courteous, and qualified staff. When we stop to consider that this Post Office, under the supervision of two Britque, Mr' On Sunday, November 3, the first Club Banners and his assistant, Mr McDermotte rate will be sailed. The start for the is the centre of a postal district adminis Championship Clasa is 11.30 ... One-and courier it is wonderful how well it ja tration handling mails by mil, steam, sai, į

all done.

RBLX.

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Design Class, 11.40 am, and the course is from Police Pier to Lyecon Beacon (port), Kowloon Rock (port) Muyer's East Buoy (port) Lycemoon Benoon (port), a distance of 144 miles, sufficiently long to test well the individual qualities of the yachts and the capabilities of the skippers

Billiards.

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clients

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WATKIN'S

Our energetic Commissioner, Mr Harris, is three men shrat in his outdoor staff, one absent on leave, one resigned, and one dischnigel, comprising Norwegian, Swode, and German. It is hoped that the rank will be filled with but little delay, as the work, should not be hampered by a short- 1311 handed staff. Swatow is the fourth port i The public examination of Ling Yumni

The Billiard Champion, H. W. Steven-China from a Custom's standpoint and Witnesses were called before Mr Justice Official Receiver. Doutor mid he was the plaintiff was about 16 years old.

Wise and would bu Mr W. J. Daniel, who represented the His Worship to show the chop was

call before only surviving partner of the Hung Kee George's Club on Tuesday evening, at 9.15 L.G. than it to:

originally consisted of nine part- sun has been playing better Intoly and a nore, which was for $200 (interest being nection with the last defendant that hers and the latter was an opium firm of finer thibition is expected than what was Seventy-eight abillings per $154.561 was barred by the Statute of although he said he iurowed a sum of Sun Yuen being potters in the Hung given when he last appeared in public

saven artners, the partners in the was paid for gold on the open market Limitations, but he argued that it did not 8500 from a friend to pay the money over Kee. None of the sons of the former here.

apply to his client, who only became of to Hau Keo, to get the promissory note: partners tout any share in the business.

[nois,"dated July 5, 1901, and made when of defendants to defraud the Po FangLuk was conducted by Mr J. H. Kempson, will play an exhibition game at St. should be more generously treated by the

and Sua

import in New York, amonnt to i visintiff, admitted that the promissory forged. It was curious fact in con- yan and firms. The former cloalt inp.m., against Mr E. H. Hinds. Mr Steven-

$27,500,000,

in London for £1,000,000 for America.

The Chionge grain markets, brokog, according to the Riglish computation,

recovery at the close.

M

RUSSIA

Election Results.

HIPM

The failure was due to the fact that tracted to take certain quantities of yarn dustomers of

who had con- the Hung Kee who

the downfall of the San Yin, which stood files to do so, at the collapse involved

A* OIL QUESTION.

CIRCULATING

LIBRARY.

CINEMATOGRAPH·· PATHE

WEISMANN'S LARGE HALL work is proceeding apace under the capable (EXTRANCE: WYNDHAM STREET).

The Standard Oil Company's construction

supervision of the Company's engineer,

Mr Mickle. Two tanks are already in place and it is expected that they will be j

AMOY NEWS.

NEW PICTURES!

!

Hongkong. July 17, 1997.

NEW PICTURES !!

1367

yet as n mitter of fact he had outstanding heavily owing to the Enareinl situation quite recently. Thus the disability of against him a judgment for the paltry our

Boxing.

in position to receive bulk oil in about NEW PICTURES in New York, but the big holders are last six or eight mouths and therefore the of the Summary Court on September 26, infancy lund only been removed within the of 812 and was arrested under a judgment

four months' time. It is a pity that several Arrangements are almost completed for oil companios cannot find a means to stor undisturbed and there was.'n partial Statute of Jamilations did not apply, the day after the action was first called coraly for the Hung Kee, The Sun, the boxing entertainment which is to take the adulteratin of oil and the refilling of

otherwise a child of four or firs years before Mr Justice Wise. In the firstuen was a firm of sixty years' standing place on Tuesday evening next in the City tina by the native deafers, might have a wrong done-him and be charge against the defendants there were old. The liabilities wore $160,000 and the Hall.. Mr Bellew, the organiser, is to

and the Hung Kea was twenty-four years statuto barred at the age of seven, which various statements which the defend-assets 88,000. The examination was mest P. Perkins in a fifteen round contost

an absurd proposition. An infant, ants had roade in the Sumaury Court and closed. though under a restricted ability to su,Mr Polleek said he would point out the was norer under the disability of suing.

chief point with regard to these statements

A MISSING DERTOR. Evidence was given by plaintiff as to

A debtor mainot Li Wing has not a which, he said, were obviously untine'on lending the money and receiving 85 inter- the face of them.

poared for his publle examination and Mir est, but defendant denied plaintiff's story seemed to have told Mr Justice Wise that cated bankrupt, but Mr O. D. Thomson midnight.

All the defendants. H. Gardiner applied that ho be adjudi- Dua, show a large preponderance of stating that he borrowed the moovy from Mai Hing was the man with whom they opposed the application and asked that a plaintiff's mother, who was defondant's dealt they deposited the money with him warrant bo issued for the debtor's arrest. Out of 397 results, 166 are Monar-wister and he had repaid $100 of the inter- and he chopped the notes. Mui Hing as he was still in the Colony. chists he compared with 25 Constitu- fest. tional Democrats and 9 Socialista.

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Loxbox, October 29. The election returns for the new

Reactionarica.

INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.

Fane makes a Century.

LONDON, October 29, England's totul in the game at Porth was 402, of which F. L. Fane made 153.

His sister did not return, the pros partner in the Po Sang and was missory note as she said she had lost it.

the defendan in the cross action. As matter of fact it would appear from the evidetice that Mui Hing was also concerned in a boarding house and spent considerable portion of his time there."

Mr F. X. d'Almada o Castro represented the defendant and he submitted that as no payment had been made for six years the Statute of Limitations did apply.

The action was adjourned sine die, as Mr Gomperte reserved his decision.

THE SANITARY INSTITUTE.

At the annual gonorul meeting of the Hoyul Sunitary Institute held at the lecture

His Worship Is the Po Sanga mythical

bank?

Mr Thomson's application was granted. Mr Kemp-Does Your Lordship wish any evidence as to Li Wing being a partner in the Tung On?

His Lordahin-I will get in here first and then find out."

Mr Komp--He called to see me and admitted being a partner. The Court adjourned.

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and, despite the fact that Perkins is about nineteen lbs. the heaviar, expects to come

provided for Koylqonites in case of the out victorious. A hte ferry is to be

entertainment being protracted beyind

Cricket at Amoy.

(From Our Correspondent.)

Asor, October 24.

A match was played on Saturday fast between the combined teams of H.M.S.S stalnority and Cadmus and the Amoy 0. 0. Tillin was provided for both teams in the Pavilion at 12.30 and a start was made

Mr Pollock-No. It was in busines then, and evidence will be called to show that they never issued a pro- missory note, that they never had in SIR W. LAURIER'S CAUTIOUS very soon after 1.30. Mr Barton having

their possession muy stampod paper. They received deposits and had a spacin! deposit book. Apart from the statements

the

ATTITUDE.

(From Our Correspondad).

Avoy, October 28.-

WARSHIPS.

The French gunboat Decidee left

here for Sawtow on the 23rd inst. H.M.S.S. Alacrity al Canis arrived on 25th inst. from Shanghai, and left on Sun- day noming at daylight, for Mirs Bay, The French cruiser Bruix arrived port on the 27th inst., from Foochow, and left for Swatow un the 28th.

The Japanese cruiser Akitushinta also arrived on 27th. inst., and is still hore.

WEATHER,

The gale signalled of the 22nd arrived here about 3 p.in. on 23rd. The wind was won the toss, Amoy elected to bat first. very violent for 12 hours, but soon blew Mossra. Howard and Barton opened the itself out. Some rain fell, but not enough

away us before. Typhoon signals wore | hoisted yesterday, rodding N.E. Luzon, travelling NE. So that may count for the oppressively hot days and nights we have beou having.

SHIPPING.

The Boston 8.8.. Co.'s B., Shawmut arrived hers on Sunday from Shanghai, and leaves this afternoon for Manila.

A SAFE COUGH MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.

TN buying a cough medicine för children never be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from. especially valuable for colds, croup and it and relief is always sure to follow. It in

of the witnesses for the Po Sang we will Sir Wilfrid Laurier has sent the followinings but were never at Home against to do any good. The weatlier is now as whooping cough. For sale by all thomists

Westralia ade 152 and followed room of the Institute on Wednesday last,ablo to call witnesses from the Stamping reply to the resolution which one the Navy bowling, which was excellent hot as over, and winter seems to be as far and store-keopera

on; store at close 12 for 0.

RACING.

Cambridgeshire Betting.

the following officers were elected for

conaming session.

CHAMILAN :-Mr T. L. Perkins.

LONDON, October 20. The latest betting on the Cambridge-Cutter, shire fa:~~

11/2 against Dean Swift-

bé

Ofice to my that no requisitions for stamps passed by the Canadian Trades and Labour Wickets Fell quickly and five were down

were made by the Po Song. The man

Po

Wang and

on

ho

all of taking hand. However a good stand for the 7th

who was really left to look after the busi Congress at Winnipeg, deploring the influx for about 30 runs when W. H. Wallace COMMITTEE:-Dr Clark, Messas A. H. Hill call 29 a witness. As roguls the din interests, and asking for the abrogation and treating all bowling alike

ness of the Po Sang was Li Wan Yu, whom of Japaneso as being detruiental to Chun want zn. Settling down almost at once,. Ough, A. P. Samy, and R. Hommings.

promissory note produced by the first of the treaty with Japait

Poompiled 45 in a very short time. He HON. SEPARTARY - Mr E. Ralphs. defondant it bears an embossed stamp, T have given duo consideration i to your

was ably assisted by H. Imellan who HON. ANST, SECRETARY:-Mr Alfred dated October 17, 1907, and the story for request that in

immediate

tiate steps should be the defence is that the stampost" paper takou to terminate the treaty with Japan. contributed a useful 22. The innings HON. TREASURER:Mr W. H. Woolley, was in the Po Sang, was filled in nt the I would observe that this treaty was brought closed with the store at 114...

1 then chopped by Mui Hing. into existinco, some fifteen years ago, in

The Navy mon started badly, $2 runs the Stamp oficer will

Bay that

response to repented expressions public At an examination held by the Royal August 17 them werk no requisitions for opinion, and with a view to affording Cans, only being scored with: only 4 wickets in

To Sang.

dian producers an Sanitary Institute (Hongkong Branch) in stamps made by the

His Worship Or

uny

drte previous? their share in growing afrude, that wicket was productive of 60 runs, and 102 Fractical Sanitary Science on October 28th Mr Follock Or any date. The evidence the Canadian Government becapie, à party and 50th inst., Alex Fernon Parker payed. will be that there luna never been a requisito this treaty, and that it was unanimously had been registered before the innings Ab ab cxamination hold for Sanitary tion from the Po Sang. The other two renty bank proyed beat advan excellent innings of 44, including three

by the Canadian Parliament. and the Stamp officer will proditeer tage, and our trade with row under it h

of that date for unless than considerably

your Amoy went in again, and made just over Samuel Robert Boyd, and George. Willis. contains chop which

runda: Corres allegation that the arist, has arisen in Thn oxaminers were:Hon. Dr Atkin-ponding chop of the Po Sang," but it British Columbia by ronson of an un- Fletcher with 60, Joseland with 20, and

will be BOT, P. C. 1.Đ Hoa . Chuthena LONDON, October 29.

be proved as a matter of fact that precedented influx of Japanese, Wute 16 Milward with if were, the ran gettern. C. M.G., Dr. Francis Clark, M. O. Hthe corner of the requisition.

this correspondence

echon is a forgery. On is true that most reinonta have For Amoy, Jasolind bowled with success,"

thors scems A verdict has bean given for Hort Messrs A. H. Ough, A.-M. I, C, E, R. II. words: Iteceived by Tainer the lately occurred s

ant in possession 6 runs a piece, deep ordered to bear the costs of the trial. A. M. L. C. E, and Capt. Shink win, is no such person in the employ of the muurat Jahon, the the cause was an taking 6 wickets at a onst of slightly inder

5/1 against Lund League and Maluu,

9/1 against Stick “Up,

100/12 against Retort,

100/8 against Lady Husty,

100/7 agaïust Andover,

25/1 against Linacre.

THE GERMAN SENSATION.

Harden and Count Kuno Moltke

SPAINTS RULERS VÍSIT

ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 297

The train conveying the King and Quben of Spain and the infant Prince from Paris, on routo tu Enginad, was

Inspector's on October 28th and 30th the notes have a stamp on them, dated August

following catididates were recommended for

closed. Commander Leatham played an

thas xes.

certificates: John Hutton, C. W. T. Breti. 23remissory notes and that requisition appeal Fion of the treaty 200 for 4 wickets when play was abandoned.

.....

A. $..0.

Hou. Seciebury B. Ralpha, F. I.C., Mom. R. San. Inst. Moderator: Alfred Carter, M. R. San. Lusty--

THE MAURETANIA.

After fourdays' trials thenar Mauretaning sister chip to the Lusitania, returned to the Tyne. Septembar_

20

There reason

Japanese, në

Po Sang. Altogether apart from the con- of a telegram from the Mayor of Yan- Johnson and Commur, Majaddie allared

piracy we shall submit on the separate couver which has been made public, which the honours for the ships... curns that they were all patties to the expressly avers that the disturbances frud and were acting in a coninion cause, were directod against Asiatics genorally The scores wordAmoy. C.-Howard, obviously with the intention of put ting the notes into circulation and making use of them to defraud the Fo Sang

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rather than against Japanese cod b. Majentie, S.; Barton_b. In such circumstances any precipitato Johnson, 12 Fletcher, h.. Johnson, 5; action might be regrettable, and, before Browne, e. and b. Johnson, Milward, committing themselves to such a course, the Government think that they should b, Majondio, 0 Wallace, 6 Thair, 45; FROMET RELIEF FOR A

carefully inquire into the causes which, Lachlan, c, arxl b. Johnsm, 22; cepland, is LONDOR BE SPRAINED ANKLE

within the recent past, have caused b. w. Majendio 0; O'Shas, not-out, li STOCK COMPRISES LARGE SELECTION OF LATEST STYLER IN HATS moored at her old berth at Wallsend, NOBLE time ago I sprained my anklooster influx to our shores than previously dorailod

of Oriental people. Itis stated that the vessel's perforary badly on loose stone," says principally at thred-quartorspeed, exceeded als Geo. Sterons,

who Do Durban, AMON

livas Their Majesties escaped with a the highest expectatious,The main pus Natal. A neighbour gave me a bottle of severe shaking and arrived at Che gauge tho speed copne ty of the vessel au rubbed my ankle and then bound it up

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II.M.S. Renown

Majondie, 6; Extras, 117 Total 114.

HIM.S.S. Alacrity and Colts, Lt. BOWEL COMPLAINTS, SWworder..c Howard, b Jamland, 1, Jessop plex nunchisory worked together enti

discovered that Chamberlain's Colle, | Williams, a Milward, bJoseland, factorily. From that standpoint it is surprised poxt morning to find the

pount; it is avalling gone, but still very sore. I used Obolors and Disechoes Remedy was ↳ Maymund, h. o. w. b Howard, 3; Comm. the trials were huccessful,

the Pain faithfully

complaints. As soon as 836 is finally completel at

Leatham," b. Jogoland, 44; Johnson, o At and the

little trouble. During all of these years, he Jocoland, Joseland, 4; Lt. Yonge THY siffer from this painful malady

ful slady Wallsend the vessel will be sent round to We have used this toniody in our family bevo used it sad recommended in many We One application of Chamberlain's Liverpool for docking; after; whieli, her seferal lindes gipse, and have never been times and thu zosults hays never yet dias) Wilhge, b Jocelabe, J. Comm. Maje Pain Balm will relieve the pain and take official trials will take place. It is reported disappointed if getting quick relief. I pointed me. Me Brook is publisher L rest nod strep porrible. Many curbs have though not officially that, the vessel's consider is the bost house-hold listment on the Aberdeen, Maryland, L.A. Enter beon effected by its continued use. For avenge speed was 20 knots, while she fre the market. For said by all chemists and prise. For sale by a chemists and core sale by all chemists and acord-keepers quently rechod 27.

storo-keepers,

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the sprain garo during that wook quick and asfa coro, for bowel":

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and b HowardU ESHT

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