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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1912

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Chinese Government, and to Professor Owen, who sad for some years in Peking, to debate the questions at issue. on any public platforma. The challenge evoked some broad smiles. The situationswampy, and the oppurently arow from Mr. Bainbridge's | rapours arising. mistaken estimate of the character of his fromit unhealthy. I became ref 1580 andiener. and the consequent "inclinica unwell, dereizpod - † of some superficial and picturesque facts. | Malaria, and pains Whilst no doubt highly interesting to an appeared in my average audience, they were hardly thek and lower style of thing usually not before a gather deserted me and limbe, Apppetite being of sinologues. Thus the lecturer res lated such interesting items an that ents and puppy dogs are consumed in China, and confidently asserted that no Chinese wife ever dared offer even a mill reproof to her husband.

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For enlarged. several weeks I was laid up in bed. Headaches spectorated con- worried me, and I

with cable phlegm of Moulmein, Burma,

(Aom a photo) blood. I took many medicines, trying my Welland bost to get well again, but so help came to

Whiting me until nome months afterwards..

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WAT read in a newspaper an account of a guatlo man stationed on one of the frontiers of the East who suffered with an illness such as mine, and was cured by Dr Williams

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greedy of territory. On the other hand, she was remarkably tenacious of parting with a single rood of ground which the might claim by right of traditional posses- sion or more recent conquest. When por- tious of her territory had been torn from her grasp by successful rebellion, she had for the moment yielded to the inevitable, but the earliest opportunity had been seizel for re-entering upon possession either by forte or craft. The coming crucial struggle between China and Europy would be fought in the economie instead of the military or naval area. The progress the Chinese had made in less severe. ...leaves 9th Oct. due in Londeo 9lat Nov.

Western sciences since the advent of the Europeans plainly showed that their in. feriority to Europeans was not so much ewing to want of genius and capacity as to their being situated at so great a distance from Europe and their being debarred from the benefit of travelling and corresponding with the learned natinas of the world. Incidentally, the speaker observed that no practico in the. history of the world had caused so much agony as the foot-binding of China, and yet he felt that the crushed feet of the Chinese women were not as bad as the tight lacing and stilted shoes of some of the Western women, which affected every

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vital part of feminine-snatcens, and cast such a heavy burden upon the next generation. In conclusion, he said that ho left China firmly convinced that the Chi. Bese were the most honourable, sober, and industrious and economie mee on the face of the Cath.

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And I was not disappointed, for after. the first few bottles of Dr Williams' Pink 035 Pills the improvement in my health. 036 back, I slept better, the bendsches were astonished mo. First my appetite came I felt much brighter. «nd found myself woodering how soon it would be before I could again take the

Fan of its rack and resume my trips into the jungle. few weeks was able to go out again. My "I bought more of the Fills, and in a

spleen beans normal and the phlegm worried me no more My health improved until it was hatter than I had known it to be for many years. That am I perfectly wall now is undoubtedly due to the curative powers of Dr Williams' Pink Pilla."

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for instance, be pointed out that Mr. Bainbridge Bad referred particularly to Argas India and Ceylon, and, there the Buddhist

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Peito people.

Sir Walter Hillier, who occupied the chair, in opening the discussion hinted at the incorrectness of many of the lec. turer's statements. Incidentally he en dorsed the, suggestion recently made in a letter to the presa by Mr. Tyau that those interested in China should use the word Chinese instead of Chinaman.

Central Chion. Farther, he had met Professor Owen evidently thought that Buddhists, and spoken to their communi- Lynx many of the lecturer's statements at tics in China, and they did disseminate Proteo least needed qualifying. He said, for knowledge. All his statements were per Styx instance, that he had lived in Pekingfectly correct, and were substantiated by for 27 years, and he had never seen a the greatest authorities.

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cat market or beard of any of his Chinese The proceedings concluded with friends eating poppy dogs. Beferring to bearty expression of thanks to the lee the lecturer's eulogy of the Buddhist turer, Mr. Geo. Jauniesm, C.M.G., re- priesthocel, particularly for its educational marking that one could perhaps make no work, the Professor said if there was a single assertion which would not be con- thing the Buddhist priest did not de intradicted in all good faith by another mar Chino it was to disseminate knowledge. who bad lived in another part of the He had travelled much in Chins, and he country. never heard of or met anywhem a Bud.

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Time was when disease was thought to be due to the direct influence of evil spirits, and exorcism and magic were invoked to cast it out.

Science has taught us wisdom. The evil spirits exist still. We call them "Disease Germs," and they also must be cast out. Once lodged in the stomach, or intestines, fever with its ballucinations, or biliousness with its aches and pains, is the result.

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Superstitions still End place to the Jaguar popular mind, but they are losing their Leipzig must either resuscitate itself or go underhold year by year. Education tends to Again, the beggar was a bit of an acto drive away spooks, ghouls, and omens. crat in Chios, but it was not quite true | Still, though the majority of us are no | Kümburg that every family had to pay a contribu: longer superstitious, we cannot deny the

Otter that attaches to these old-time interest tion to the beggar brotherhood. At the rarings. Fer that reason wo give a few of Scharnhorst same time, every shopkeeper must do so them, as

follows or suffer great inconvenience. As to the When your nose itches something is go akn Chinese contempt of death, so far as being to happen to vex you,

nd observed the Chinese feared death like the rest of men; but when he know the faces had decreed he should die, hd called his friends round hizi, hade them adid and died like a man without un necessary howling. The courage of the

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Daila, commonly called. 'gita," you may ago, in view of the vory strong whisky expect

Patria get as many presente as there are cassumed by those concerned. Bravado | murke, is soon sa these get up to the unil also counted for much; a man felt he ends, in the course of their natural growth.

It is said that old maids believe that when must not show the white feather at the their shoes come unlied, and keep coming lost before, the eyes of the crowds of on untied. their sweethearts are talking or A lookers. As to the dumb Chinese wife, thinking of them. it was teus she had to conduct herself)

differently from the English wife, but all the same she got her say, and it was a very, vigorous way oftentime. Ho had noticed that the able woman” ruled, the. weakly man: Petorring to the great place

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given to education in China, the posker LOSING WEIGHT

said that now China had became a Repub

lio we might expect to see the principle

of selection by scholarship carried out moro and more, and China would in the future be ruled oron more than in the past by her greatest man

Mr Tray the housecretary of the Society pointed out that the lecture was true in so far as it went, but it was in complete, and many of the things referred to were going to pass away very rapidly. China he and was now going to bo opened to the world without the distincs tion of treaty ports. The Westera sud the Chinesa idea were coming closer and closer together, and Chine and the West- era countries would be ultimately knit together in one brotherhood (Applause.) An Indian gantiaman, who also spoke, defended the Lecturer from some of the Feritioiums, With regard to Buddhi

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