1912-08-01 — Page 6

B

SAN MIGUEL BREWERY

MANILA.

SOLE-AGENTS FOR HONGKONG »,

A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

PILSENER BEER... DOUBLE BOCK

GOLD RIBBON CERVEZA NEGRA.

Ci

Price per Dozen Piuta.

...32.50

...82.10"

32.70 .3270

་

The al ove Beers, brewed by the well-krown San Miguel Brewery of Manila, are LIGHT, very PALATABLE and REFRESHING, and can be recommended as the finest of

their kind on the market.

A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.,

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

NEW VICTOR RECORDS

MARRIAGE. BAIN-SETK At St. Mary Abbts Church, Kensington, un Bist July, 119, Mang Saru, er daughter of Mr and Mrs Atalion Seth, of London and He

PREPRRICK Patures B

I

Bain and Afr Murray Rain, ald of Tanks ilen and Yo vgkong,

THE CIÊNÄ MAIL.

| af the passengers and crew, which all!

will

I agree was worthy, as Mr. Asquith said, of the best traditions of the sea," the judgment says that better | organisation might have saved more | lives." Presumably, the organisation refers to the methoil of dealing with the passengers when it was found that the vessel was sinking At sach a' time anything worthy of the name of organisation" must always be difficult to realise, but already stated, and justly recognisel, the organisation that was manifested

NEWS OF THE DAY.

The America destroyers Dotskur and Chauncey arrived this morning from

shanghai cn route to Manila. They loave for the latter port again this evening or to-morrow morning.

T.

A Muji dispatch says a collision took place there on July 21 batween the C.P, R. Bauer Montangle" sad the "Shin a Marof the Osaka Shaon Kaisha. The latter rassel was slightly injured.

The value of Japan's exports during the ton days ended the 20th ult, amount to Y.13.089,000, and the imports to

the exports since January 1st amounts to Y125,000,000.

...

MINDEN DAY ANNI-

VERS. RY.

YORKSHIRE L. 1.-

CELEBRATIONS.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1912

TYPHOON WARNING.

We are courteeny formed 'by the American Consul-General, tit be be coived the following talegrene from Manila Ub-orratery 2-10 .in.-Maniin,' Aug. P❤

SCOTTISH CRICKET.

of OTOK

(From Our Un Correspondent)

the West Riding, under the patränage of the Marquis of Rockingham, and Sir Georgu Savile, and the King's warrans for raising is was dated December, 1758, The offers and non-conimissioned officers frem the two youngest Companies of the | 1019.

th. 15th and 17th Regiments were ap. Cyclone or Toph on nest pointed to the flat, which at the time Balintang mowing E,N E. Trooping the Colour.

it was raised was numbered the 3Bril. Owing to the 50th and 51at Rogiments Speech by H.E. the Governor.

{being reduced for misconduct in America, a fresh numbering took place and the 53rd The 1st King's Own Yorkshire Light be the 51st, which number it re Infantry celebrated to-day the annivers | tained until the absolition of the numbere sary of the battle of Minden, in which, in 1981., Colonel Napier was the tim as the old 51st Regiment, with five other Colonel. The regiment at raising had an establishment of 700 men in ten con- British infantry" regiments and Home

panies, nine being battalion and one

to the establishment early in 1736.

In 1758 the $1st, Regiment landed a Embden with the rest of the British forces, under Charles. Duke of Marl

EDINBURGH, July 9. For County engagement, it was in the natural order of things that Stirling should fall to Fifeshire, avon although R. G. This was not in farm. Several að the Forthill team scored brightly; the

The draw between File and Clackmanna Afnir result on merits. Aberdeen- hire were disagrosably surprised when their best fell to something abort of. Forthshire's strangust. They fared dis

on the occasion of the disaster was of ¥235,754,000. The excoss-of imports over cavalry, they fought with signal success Gremedier. The Regiment was completed leading player being W. S. Whyte, 107.

such a rature that it sufficed to do all that could legitimately be expected should be done in the circumstances.

against the Freech, whose cavalry were practically annihilated by the English foot. The part played by the 51st in the For three days beginning from yester. [engagement was a conspicuous one, and

a

We are glad to see the emphatic state-any, ways the "Puking Daily News" of the meus regarding Sir Cosmo Duff 18th July, a number of girls are giving Gordon, as the accusation unde | light raudeville performance at the Buk. against him was undoubtedly a gross wang Guild building for the bonofit of the and cruel calumny. The reference to National Contribution fund. Mr Ismay that his position did not impose upon him the moral daty to sink with the vessel" reals as though

րէչէ,

44

A telegram from the Captain of the reseeship Santo Jaru sags that as the result of inspection on the 19tle instant

on the 18th instant,

ני

THE BATTLE OF MINDEN.

of the Seven Years' War.

August let will ever be honoured by the borough, and in the following seat to astrously against D. Smythe, a Cambridge R.OY.L... wherever they any be part in the operations which terminativersity graduate, who made his firs

To-day's celebrations commenced with gloriously in the battle of Minden."

colour,

Scottish appearance, and Benskin, the the ceremony of freeping the

The battle of Minden was fought nu which was carried out on the Hongkong August 1st, 1750, the Commander of the down for 66; but the tail offered vigorous

professional. Six of their wickets Wom Cricket Ground in the presence of a very French forces being Marshal Coutades, existante, nil the last four wickets add- large gathering of naval, military and and of the allied forcen Prince Ferdinand even so, Millar hitting 34. The fast civil residents: HE, the Governor tak of Brunswick. The British troopis bowling of Staythe and, Benskin was ex ug the saluta.

rogiments of infantry and some envalry- There were four guards, Major Withy were under Sir George Sackville, Min.sive, however, no fewer than 11, ex- it was writ sarenstic." All know it has been ascertained that there is pocombe being in command, and officers den is a small town on the banks of the /tras being registered, almost one-third of under what fortunate circumstances of mising the Japanese cruiser and men were reses in their helmets and ser in Hanover, and was thus the the lowers total. Perthshire made a bad Saxion, which sank in the Sen of Ohkotsk | taries in conmemoration of the fact that gang of due of the most celebrated battly opening, two going out before a run was Me Ismay found himself among

the

spored. But, thanks to J. A. Fergusson. on the memorable day in 1758, the men

The part resented, and he certainly did not

marched through a rose garden on the played by the regiment was as follows: who played a brilliant not out tunings of

| 72, they got the victory. owe his resne to his position ns. As England and the United States, way to their position, and plucked the About seven o'clock the six battalions, of In club autehos, Grange wan from Managing Director of the White Sunrays a native super, are the greatest naval flowers to decomta their head-dress. The eight companies each about eighty strabeth Carlton and Gula. Against Gala spend son of the late Mr George Mumay | Company, as the evidence amply bore Powers in the world, the Minister of the Colours, drums and wane of the band in two brigades, formed to. the right. S. Sanderson nade 80; B. L. Peel, manhing up by special divisions to thier and Hon. R. B. Watson, 36. Edin Few will be found to spatefection and has requested she Chinese ro

Sory will take them as standards of per instruments were similarly decorated.

The troops had marched on to the front, until forming upon the plains of hurgh Academicals had a feeble show the statement- terrible indictment as presentatives to the two countries to send sound to an inspiring quick march when Minden under hwy and against Drampellier. For the Westera

HE. Sir Henry May, accompanied by wer opposed to a formidable body of it really is that those on the "Cali beck all the new, naval regulations to the Lady May and bis Staff Officers, arrived, cavalry of the best troops of the French with his t, compiled in half an hour.

touca, 3). M'Bean gave a lively exhibition furnin "actually did see the "Titanie's" | Ministry, ..

and proceeded to a platform beneath a service. The first Brigade consisted of canopy which had been erected at the the 17th, 23rd and 37th, under Major- pan-Hongkong Gen Club Clausginights, and that she might have saved

Passengers on the Tai On on Tuesday saluting bare. The Misses May were also General Waldegrave, and the scop many lives-if not all." It is, as we sight swan exciting encounter between the present, and antong the group of naval Brigade, the 20th, 21st und ist under, have said, a terrible indictment, but, crev of a junk and a number of pirates at and military officers were noticed Majori | Major-General Kingsley. The 51st were from the evidence, it certainly seems | Hongmoon Bar, where the water is very General Anderson, Commodore Anstruin the eritre. The two Brigades marched to be me too strong- is, in fact, in shallow. The crew of the junk used ather, and Commander Hubbard, of the forward and repulsed a very heree at- every respect amply justified Themen to keep off the rubbers, and .S.S. Wilmington.

| brevze springing up, set sail and managed

opinion, were not "unfairly treatel" --and that conclusion will als weet 7pm-Entries chose for Fourth Gym || with a general acceptation, as the

klar Meeting.

vidence gives aufple ground for bes SATCHDAY, August 10 —

9pm-Entertainment at the Police lief in the soundness of the finding,

Theatre, Mount An¬tin.

General Memoranda.

Just Received.

NEW

VICTOR

9 a.m.-Excursion to Macao,

MONDAY, Angust. 5 —

General Holiday.

Excursion to Macad

RECORDS

Inspection

SATURDAY, Ag ust 3:-

ship.

SUNDAY, August 4:~

TUESDAY, August 6 :---

3 p.m.-Sale of rows Lands at P.W.D. third class passengers, the Court are of to get away.

4.90 p.m.-Lady May's 'A: Han

Mountain Lodge.

**** – WEDNEŠDay, August 72

Invited.

SOIE ISTRIBUTERS

$. MOUTRIE & Co.,

LIMITET.

Hongkong, April 18, 1907

Powell's

MILLINERY-

DEPARTMENT

NEW STOCK OF

SEMI TRIMMED

and

UNTRIMMED HATS

$250 TO $15.00

A LARGE SELECTION

The Latest Styles.

!

The China Mail.

a!

At the Maxine Magistinta's Court this befur Commander Beckwith R. N. gargo boatman was sentenced to two ninths imprisonment in default of paying a fine of 850 for waking fast to the Hai thing while under way in the hour, Anuther bostman who anchored in a prohibited place was fined $5.

The steam launch Marlow, which at a time belonged to the Canton-Kew. loon Hallway, has just been sold to Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and Co. for

13

tack by the French cavalry. On their There are few military ceremonies retreat the second column of cavalry which appeal more to the popular fancy, charged ferrely, but the tires line of the or are more spectacular than that of British troops opened and caught the Trooping the Colour: and as carried out eney between the two fires, each line by the K.O.Y.LI. this morning it wiring high and killing and wooling or very effective and impressive. Despite making prisoner the greater part of the the great heat of the sun, from which cavalry who made the charge. The two they had no shelter, the four guards Brigades then formed into one line und which took part went through the lengthy repulsed the dank attack made by

rolutions with a smartness and precision Savon Corp. The six British regments

rank and file killed; it efficers, 41 ser-

which must have had its effect even onlost in the battle out of 1,000 men, 11 the most matter-of-fact spectator. officers, 11 sergeants, 1 drumuner, 269 Equally impressive as the splendidly con- certed movements of the troops was the band masie to which they moved; it was exceedingly well played, and a pretty fen

geants, 11 drummers, 919 rauk and fie wounded.

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. Forfarshire, 206; Stirlingshire, 72. Aberdeenshire, 160: Perthshire, 133 for

Clackmannanshire, 202-closed; Fife- shire, 141 for E.

I

WESTERN UNION.

Pole, 121. Kelburne, 107. Uddingston, 198; Ferguslio, 84.

SCHOOLS. "Puttes, 110 and 184. Loretto, 157 and

129.

OTHER MATCHES.-

Carlton, 194: Grange 100 for 9. Gal. 2: Grange, 238. Merchisten Castle, 133; Merchistanians, 202 for 9.

West. 16: Glasgow Academicals, 118

jar .

Edin. Nendenicals, 52: "Drumpellier,

166.

Clydesdale, 71: R.H.S., 40. Watsonians, 167-closed; Edin. Univ.. 91 for B.

Stewartonians, 173-clowed. Eericton.

Menzies XI.. 244—closed: Truupellier, 121 for 9.

As for the recommendations of the Corrt they are thoroughly practicable and admirable, and all will agree that the provision of life-boats should be based on the number of passengers Honakoma, Tuesday, Arees 1. 1919. curried and not on a vessel's tonnage,

Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick at a no matter what regulations are 'laid | #13,000) by "M-sora. „Carmichael turk was the part taken by the silver general parade complimented the British

THE TITANIC". JUDGMENT.

down by the Board of Trade or any Clarke. She has had a thorough rest, bugles, which were heard to fine effect troops on their valeur and said that the, 1 for other body. The other recommenda- and is now boarded up and prepared for in a two-quart call, and in concert with victory was in great part due to their gallantry, Marshal Contades, when he [the long journey to Borneo, which is bor. the other instruments. Itions need not be referred to in detail dinte destination. She is to do the

The rosa-bedecked colours having been saw the advance of the six British resi. The admirable summary which

or commented on, as their soudness voyage under her own steam,

taken over by the Colour-Officer, Lieut.ments sair I have seen what I would Renter yesterday telegraphed us of

Staveley, the Colour Company marched nere bave believed to be possible-un- POLICE COURT ITEMS. is abundantly evident. The conclud- the findings and recommendations of

Puring "The inspection of the emi, through the ranks of the other thres Combrotin cavalry charged and beaten by British Cours of Inquiry into the statement in which the hots on the British Indin steurner Toril. panies, and while the Colour Guard pri-infantry. The regimens will neved for

The following cases were hoard at the was get that it shared in the glory of Min-Police Court to-day. Fines of $9 aach "Titanic" disaster of last April, though

is expressed that an Internationala, which left yesterday for the Straits, sented arnos Rule Britannia**

one of the females was observed to be act-played. The troops then moved off in den."

were imposed upon persona for causing Thas the short neemt of the battlebution, and for hawking without uccessarily brief, especially as we are

| Conscrence might be convenedfor the

ing in a povullar manner, tearing her arter voluma formation, and marched

#t the double ends, and that the statement is warrant. informed that the judgment comprises purpose of ensuring common uction clothes and throwing money on the deck. past the saluting base

will receive universal approbation, us She was examined by the docter and Returning, they marched past at the pre-ed is shown by the honour puid "to-day to sent in quarter colum and the Royal the memory of those who in 1785 shared

in so great a victory The regiments a charge of assaulting the police associated with the 51st will be better ronght, against two Chinese-one a man, The men then formed up in front of cognised under their territorial names: and the other a lad."

The Suffolk Regimentthe 12th: the An Indian constabio gavo evidence that Messrs Lloyd, Matheson and Curriit's the saluting base, and were suldressed by Toval Welsh Fusiliers--the 23rd; the while he was in the art of arresting the Over the terrible disaster, which has in their Weekly Tes Report, dated July 4, E. Sir Henry May is fullows:-

Mujer Withycombe, officers and men King's Own Scottish Borderers-the 25th; eller defendant, the other one came along been the cause of so mueli profound wake with reference in China:-The s..

and started stoning him. He might have "China" arrived on the 2nd instant with fantry. I am proud to take part in this

of the King's Own Yorkshire Light In and the Hampshire Regiment-the 37th.

This evening the officers are entertain. | been mach injured hæl' it, not for assist" sorrow, there will be shed n glimmer the first consignment of new sonson's binck your time-honoured ceremony.

Everying at their Meas over 500 invited guests.anco arrived.

Mr King, Deputy Superintent of Police, widest sense) is proud of your splendid for the occasion with flags and electrically asked his Worship for the imposition of s lighted Chinese lanterns. Conspicuous heavy penalty, so the cree was a serious one, zong the table decorations will be the The boy was ardeted to receive six Minden Cup, a large and handsome speci-strokes of the birch, and the ma Was men of the silversmith's art. The cup,

a big volume-is such that it convit is only by international action that petaconeed insane, and was sent ashore the salient points and gives a clenty the recommendations are likely to be the hospital to be kept under observa, salute was taken by H.E. the Governor, indication of the views of the Court given effect to in the most complete

as the result of their consideration of and most beneficial manner. the evidence placed before them. Comparisons, it is said, are frequent lylious, but in the circumstances

tion.

THE GOVERNOR'S ADDRESS.

one cannot help contrasting the of brightness should it be the means lent Tex, Sufir, only a moderate extent Englishman (and I use that word in its The rooms have been luviably decorated |

:

of bringing so many useful reforms into world-wide and everyday servire.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

apparent lucidity and practical nature of the British judgment with the extraordinary production issued under the auspices of the versatile Senator Smith. To turn to the various points of the judgment just issued we learn that Lord Mersey's opinion is that the The Ancher liner Co'nka, the collision was owing to the excessive Donaldun Biner Allienis, and the Han Hesperia left Glasgow on a recent Satur- speed at which the vessel was travel-day with over 1.200 Scottish emigants for ling. This was undoubtedly the true Canada and the United States, cause of the disaster, though to it we should think it would be necessary to add, that an insufficient watch was

Dividend of 14 60 free of tax, on secount

of business is reported in tine and finest Keemons and Kintncks from Is. 1d. @ la 7d. pet lb. Buyers have, however, bought a god many parcels affoat in useful grades

regiment which won undying fame on the fold of Minden and which is not failed in later years to add lustre to its gloriour

at 91. @ild. per Ib. The market for traditions. In these days when men

licences.

prica is quiet, Old Seasons' are selling at strive to sway the Councils of the Empire which was given to the Mess by officermmitted to imprisonment for six weeks.

SPORTING.

Interport Football.

being maintained. The captain of the period ending 27th June, 1912-best genual meeting of the football council man (and again I use the word in its

was in close proximity to ice-ficlls,

{if not huge bergs. The fact is the The French cruiser. Kleber, recently it will be the first time they are played

of the Battalion, is surmounted by u

school.

INDIANS AT VÄRIANCE.

J

Soldier and Police Charged with: Assault.

Before Mr Tving at the Magistracy This afternoon throe Indians, two of them Naval

A Chinese cigarette dealer was remanded a charge of stealing $3. Bail 2100.

A sentence of one year's imprisonment was imposed upon a man for returning frum tanishsaent. It was slated in the evidence that this was the third ecossion upon which he had returned to the Colony after being banished.

A Chinese nisu and woman charged with stealing the sum of $420, fo addition to clothing valued at about $15, from No. 20, Wing Kat Street,

Sgt. Adlington, who conducted the ense for the prosecution, applied for ramand which was granted, las being fixed

| 414. @ 473,, and New are attractive value with the rattle of incney bags, it behoves

at 5j4, 6 61. par ib.

the sors of Britain to remember that in gure of Sir John Moore, the hero of the hour of dire necessity the wealth of Curuma, who was once Colonel af the the world will avail nothing without the Begiment. The supper will be followed the riding. entertainment in clank of sabre, the Bash of naked bayonety an sad the rumble of moving cannon; with out the strong hands of the nations man- hood armed to the sword and trained to The invitation sent the Shanghai Foot its use; without stout hearts instinet The Chinese Eazinooring and Mining hall Association hy footballers in Kobe to with disciplined obedience to instructed Co. Ltd, in liquidation, has deshrodisit that city during the winter for stand skilled ecmanders.

interport match will be submitted to the Therefore I pray that every" English- doubtedly erred in speeding the vessel Capon No. 18 is payable on the 12 Augustin October, says the "Chini Press," The widest sense who have witnessed you at a high nue when he knew that he 1912.

Football. Association members favour the ceremony to-day or who shall read of it ides, and if tha meŋ go north this season

in the press will hasten to preparò then selves to assist you and your comrades Yard Police and ono a Sergeant in the Arons should the necessity arise; and 1 went agromad in the Inland Sea, Japan. | in Japañ in an interport match. unfortunate, captain had so gentar propeller is damsged and there is a

pray you English boys who are growing H.K. 8. R. A. were charied with str an admiration for the magnificent de in her hull. She went into dock at

up to take your places in due course in ing another Indian at Kowloon with intout

to do him bly harm. The essa VA the ranks of this fighting regiment wil vessel, that he was genuinely in the Kobe and ster will go to Taikon, Hang- | belief that nothing short of a mirach kong, saya & Singapura papar to hand.

The semi-final of the billiard Tournament not fail, even as you bave not failed, to <djourned shunt a footnight ag n connection with the Masonic Club, carry your handers through the blood of otherton Ruse; licitor, represented on THE EDWARD DISPENSARY, could hurt bor even slightly; and

Kowloo, was played off last night between our enemies to glorious victory for King-bant, and Mr W. E. L. Shenton de

Fended the three men that she could be severely damngid

The death is announced of Mie R.N. LRation and E. Edwards. In a game. C. KAMMING & Co., LD.

Officers and men I salate you us brave

It was allegedly complainant that represented by Mr Otto Kong Sing was to him almost incomprehensible. Saint-Pul, proprietor of the Terminus of 25 up, Edwards owed 70 and Riton and disciplined men, worthy successors al defendante rushed at him in the dark ay After a piction of the evidence had been Chemists and Druggists.

Hotel. Fankew, as having occurred at the

Kowloon, beat him with codie poles, Į gone into ■ remund was granted, the de- Inseamanship, as in everything else Catholic Hospital, Blankur, on July. 22. 40, the anal morrs being Railton 200, the heres of Minden. GREAT REDUCTIONS. IN to, the potcut power of vanity plays Mr drt-Pol came ti Haukiw about 1899 Edwards, 26, 22, 18; Railton 16, 18, 10.

Elwards 169. The highest breaks were: The Governor then called for three kicked him and threatened to take his life, fendanté each being allowed tall to surce

cheers for the "K.O.Y.L.I.'s" which The charge was reduced from, one of of 8300.- PRICES.

strange tricks with one's judgment. Terminus Hotel in 1902. He was much recipient of a handsome cup prownted by were given at His Excellency's request the fist hain. Mr Irving waling that for the Astor "House and started the rno winner of the tournament will b⋅ the ¦ were heartily given, and further cheer | «ttempted mur er to commen estulbit To most people, we imagine, the pected at Hankow, and was several Me, B. Word, as Va-Ciater, the second for the "Hongkong Tiger" and the Brigch of the evidence was cliriously false.sion of a quatity of small cartridge cape, DISPENSED, Pura Drugs, Patent Medicines, &a Court's liuding that the vessel was times elected a member of the French pria bang given try Mr Chopssel, proprietor)tish Lion. The troops then marched back |

"properly equipped" will come in the Municipal Council. Ho loaves a wife

Mm. Powell, Id.

PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY

62a, Queen's ROAD, HONGKONG.nture of a surprise. Proper

Hongkong, July 20, 1912.

THE

J.

CHINA MAIL

three children.

ip

122 ment should surely include a sufficient

number of life-boats and lifesaving

appliances for the number of

passengers actually carried, irrespec-

FORTY SUCCESSFUL YEARS.

and

OR almost. Buity sours Chamberlain's

Colic, Cholers and Diarrh kem ly

!

Billiards.

and country.

at 81,000.

Three Chinos were brought up upon Mcharge of expiring a quantity of opiam

without a licence.

Mr Hodgson, assistant Crown solicitor,

prosecuted, and the defendnu, vera--

A man was charged with being in pomes.

One of the constables stated that in the without having I awful authority. A fine the Aster Base Hotel The Binalists

overing of the aloud assalt he was at of 825 was imposed. Aill be Mr Rin and Mr Coleman to barracks. Hongkong rod Whampoa Dock Comping.

*HISTORY OF THE £.9.Y.L.I.

the Happy Refrat, and went straight from The match will be played next Friday night | The Battalion Standing Orders contain there to his quarror on Kennett: Island. as the Club.

an interesting pasount. of the history of An Imliou countable spike to accom. BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN, the regiment, styled in the old days Thenyi g is defend at the Retreat.

(YHİLDREN when to thing are liable to Gist, and the part it played in the famouse eft defendant at 8.15 in Leighton

atticket of dirhoes and this trouble, victory in which, to the astonishment of Hilde de'endants denied that they expecially on weather, should ever

Timiter he militarists of the day, the opposing +nw

dtied watement of his movements dure for luante of this kind is Chamberiniz

Culie, Luulers and Diarren Beniędy, that event. g. Indimit the cre Mr Irving, dom. When reduced with water and swee en d was quira pos-ilde that the witsers on importance, when giving medicina Lo

Storekeepers mencement of the weyon years' waze in there must have been suno mistake.

CHRONIC DIARRHOEA.

has been earing crops in the stanch and ANY sufferers from chrte d'art

ONE

tever ligen known to fail to in relief eve of Charlain Calio, Cholers and Infantry.

ing

Guide, out-of-date regulations. In

tive of figures provided recording to isowels, dautery and din-shown usd 'haa Y boyu ishtain'ʼn quenupt relief by the cavalry wore cliarged and beaten by then_ann; Linəni on July, 0, 'and gave a be neglected. The best medicine in user

fopinion, the Court is wrong in the-j-Yoti.can.makeun belter perision-ft the forgot this dipenis bays be a permanently referred to, or to be exser, su sppendix uring va Elia confiati karidunca; said Je it by nut toplessant, which is of grew, Br conclusion arrived at Äfter refer- of this remedy ever at hand. For ale tyd physicians bad failed. For, sale by all to it," was raised in Loods, at the cat both sides, were" spanking, the "truth," but | children. For sale by all Chemiste em

Typhoon

90 corta,

in the mist severe and dangerous cos Distros Remedy. Some of t ́e soʻst The Gist Regiment, to quote the book

fely of your family than to keep shotris cured by it after other treatment and skille ing in terms of prtise to the conductal Chemists and Storekeepers,

Chemists and Störekeep