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BIRTHS.

NAVIKR-On January 15, at Truza Nora Sentia, the wife (aie Richard) of N. LENNOX NAPIER, of a daughter.

Exrry-On January 15th. nt Shanghai, to the Rey, and Mrs J. M. Esrey, à son ((loan Jenkins),

Theatre.

MEMO. FOR TO-MORROW.

5 pm-Performance of the Hughes Musica: Comedy Co. at the Victoria

THE CHINA MAIL.

NEWS OF THE DAY..

The sedan chair has now almost

other statements were alleged to be ? It is impuguing the honour as well as the procedure of the Court The entiruly disappeared from Shanghai, and opinion of all fair-minded people who is so rarely seen in use as to have become read the judgment will probably be almost a curiosity. that it is singularly mild, and cer- tainly does not justify this further ebullition of mis-directed enthusins on the part of the defendants.

CHINA AND MONGOLIA,

The Greek Government, says a London paper, · haa" signed a contract with the

Vulkan Shipbuilding Yard of Germany for a.vessel of 19,300 tans of the Dreadnought

type.

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Before Mr Hazeland at the Biagistracy to-day, 18 gamblers were charged by In spector Dymoud. The drst two for keep- the remainder were fined 83 each. isga gaming house were food $50, and

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SERIOUS as the state of affairs have been for a considerable time plist between China and Mongolia, the latest news indicates that a grave Fiftoon man ware brought before Mr crisis has arise At least it would Hazeland to-day charged with frequeation appear so to most Europeans, but an open diren at 1 Ng Fu Lise. The first defendant, who was found guilty of that, of course, does not necessarily keeping the divan, was fined $250 or two imply that China will be of the months' and the remainder were food $2 game opinion. As all know, lasteach, or seven days. October President Yuan Bhi Kai, seeing that affairs in Mongolia were

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NEWS OF THE DAY.

The British Volunteer Corps iu Han- kos was inspected by Captain Pritchal of H.M.S. Bramble ou January 1. The forty members on parade wore uniform for the first time.

Two German residents of Kobe, Mr Th. Range and Mr R. Koops, hara beon decorated by H. I. 3. the German Emperor with the fourth class of the Order

TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1918.

THE APPEAL COURT.

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A Pretreated Heasing.

Cast May Be Held Over.

KOWLOON RICKSHA COOLINS SUMMONED,

At the Magistency to-day before. Mr. Molheurno, Koreaus Officer n. J.

There is a stong possibility that owing Mackenzio prosecuted tbroo ricksha to the length of time taken by the Lilies for refusing legal hiro, fiinily case, which is still in progress. M. Mackenzie said he was at Kow. the Full Cours of Appeal may have toon, and although there were a aumbar torninate its present siting the firs under ita how cutitution—without

of the Crown in recognition of their work having deals with all the cases on the list, as the presiding Judge, Sir Havil in the establishment and maintenance ofan de Suosinarez, has to leave for the of the German school in Robe.

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North shortly to resume his duties there as Chief Justice of H.B.M. Supreme Court la Citána and Korea,

Mr Auston Chamberlain has received

·£18,000 towards the £100,000: which be in This morning the Hon. Mr. Pollock, csising for the London School of Tropicai K... weferred to a motion it which Me. Medicine. He has been elected a Vica. G. K. Hall Brutton, solicitor. is sppel faut against Leang Shiu Korg. He askel President of the Corporation of the Sea-

their Lordships if men's Hospital, to which the school isim Lord hit they would give any attached. Mr Chamberlain has also re-be heard? His friend Mr. Slade was on ceived £500 from the British India Steam the other side,

Navigation Co.

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The F. and O. Company's Marmor, which sailed from London on the 27th at took the following specie:ship of a smaller build and less powerfully Fur Port id, bar silver, 1900; for arm. d. The other armed vessel which the Bombay, bar gold, £143,900 for Sings French Republic bas stationed in the East is the Dupleix, a sister ship of the Kleber or silver, £667; for Hongkong, coin silver, £36,100; for Shanghai, bar

As the Montcalm will be the largest vessel silve, £50,000. -Total, £231,550,

on the station, she will carry the Admiral's fing.

The Presiding Judge said this appeal was not catered until after the com

et rickalas, no one would take him. Witness called the attention of an To- dias constabla so the fact that the coolies would not carry him, and the constable took the numbers of the three leading rickshas. Witness said that this won a "pusup job" for those who paid the gal fare. The colies watched to soe who no along. When they saw wit mess by left their rickshne, and witnes had gront difficulty in getting a rickste simply on account of some people paying denble fars.

herne, said he was always having The witness. in reply to Mr. Mal-

trouble.

REPORTED ANGLO-TIBETAN

"

TREATY.

looking somewhat disastrous for China's prestige in that country, and, forced by the general clamour of his countrymen to take some sort of setion, he despatched a telegram in which he urged that the ancient “China Mongolian union" should act be considered as a dead-letter." At the time, this form of protest was, not without reason, considered as unlikely Magistracy, near the Central Police Station "Straits Times," of Jan. 10. At Woesung, ease the Court would be in a better post- (1) The British Government recognizes

The Hongkong Magistrates will sit to try cases on Monday in the old Supreme Court in Queen's Road Central. The work of rebuilding the present premises of the

Police Court.

The Chinese gunboat, the Yinshoo, 830

toos, which has been constructed at tho

MEMO FOR TO-DAY.

to produce the effect which China will shortly be commenced, and during the 9pm.-Performance of the Raghes

Musical Comedy Co, at the Victoria desired. Nearly three months have time that the work is being carried out, elapsed since the despatch of the tele-the old Supreme Court will be used as a gram, and now the Mongolians, with an apparent hauteur, more amusing "' ascendant' than admirable in an nation, have deigned to reply. It is. Kawasaki Dock Yard, was formally handed of course, possible that the dis-over to the Chinese Naval Atthorities at organized condition of affairs general-residents were invited to a luncheon on

Keba, on 7th instant. Promisent Chinas ly in so vast a country as Mongolia beard the gunboat, which was to weigh Tenders for lease of Old Supreme Court was the chief cause of the long delay, anchor on the 9th instant, and, after ship-

close.

However that may be, the reply has ping ammunition at Kare, to asil for now been received in Peking. Briefly,

Thentro.

General Memoranda.

Famay, January “N”—

9 p.m.-Dance at 'Lauriston," SATURDAY, Januszy 25:-

gatta.

ing.

Shanghai,

Entries close for H.K. Yacht Club Re-it is a direct negative to any rights or Entries close for Hongkong Race breet pretensions on the part of Chitia to Society have bean circularized with re Members of the Shar ghai St. Andrew's

Soon-Extraordinary General Meeting influence the internal or external rerence to a Euras Nicht Dinner, and

of the Green Taland Cement Co.

policy of Mongolia Mongolia practi- final arrangements for this function have 11 am-Volunteer Church Parade at cally states that she considers herself been made. The dinner will take place on independent of China and in no So

SUNDAY, January 26 )--

St. John's Cathedral,

MONDAY, January 27--

Co.'s Meeting.

11.) At H.K. Land Reclamation Way subject to her dictation.

China knows now, it she had any

the 25th instant at the Astor House Hotel.

Ech subscriber is entitled to invito ane guest. Generally speaking the proposal to celebrate the occasion in this form has been

Shanghai, and, the dinner promises to be a

VAN MUCCESS.

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Mr. Malbourne in Suing the defendants $2 each or five days, said they must inks The French battleship Montcalm of mencement of the session. If there bad 9,387 tons gross, is on voyage to Saignant bren this present long case there the Arst person who applied for convey- Bater Et the legal fare was not paid, where she goes to relieve the Klebee a would have been time to take it: but

he had to consider bis other duties. The they had a remusly. much exceeded by this case and he did | ordinarily expreted time had been very we think there would be incel prob. ability of the case mentioned by Mr. Tollock being taken. He certainly wonk not postpone his departure for this case

The "Sinangu" on Jan. 13 published alue. So far as he knew the report was not even is bis handa. Eventually, after

telegram from Pekinig stating that a some further argument, bis Lordship in-secret treaty between Great Britain and siated that if Mr. Pollock would ranewTibet in the following terms is reported to his application at the conclusion of this bave Been concluded (—

tion to be able to give an answer to it.

The appeal is from a judgment of the Chief Justice dated January 2nd whereby it was adjudged (1) that the appellant and delivered to the respondent solicit and client costs; (2), that such solicitor and client costs should be referred to the Registrar to be taxed, and that the appellans should not have leave to de liver supplemental and client bills o costs. The appellant seeks a reversal of this judgment with costs incident to tinej appeal.

The M. M."Ernest Simons appears to have met with quite a chapter of accidents within the space of a few weeks, says the

she ran into a pilot ship, necessitating repairs which delayed her voyage wett ward. Coming into port, this morning, she ran foul of the Tanjong Pagar wharf between godowns 16 and 17. splintering the wood work like match wood and leaving gap about 20 feet by 10 feet. It was fortunate that no ship was berthed at that part of the wharf at the time of the accident, otherwise we might have to record smother Djamble incident. The French hip does not appear to have suffered any damage.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr Edward S. Matthews, who was for many years in the service of the Nippon Tusen Kaisla as engineer, died at his residence as Honmoku, Kobe, on January 10, aged 82. Mr Matthews was a native of Holywell,

Mr George Todd, M.A., Oxon, LS.O.,

formerly for many years head of the Colombo Academy, has died at Rome. He

Solicitors: for the appellant, Movers,

Deacon, Looker, Deacon and Harston: for the respondent, Messrs. Wilkinson Grist.

NANNING. NOTES.

(From Our Own Correspondent.}

NANNING, Jan. 6. Manning has been enjoying a spell of the most lovely weather. The air is keen enld with brilliant sunshine; there

11.45 a.m.--West Point Building Co.'s doubt before, precisely how matters enthusiastically received by Scotsmen in retired in 1961, and since his return home was eveu a slight frat the other night.

Meeting.

Yoon H.K. Land Investment & Agency

Co.'s Mostiser

TUESDAY, Jaunry 28:---

5 p.m.-Y.M.C.A. At Home.' FRIDAY, Jancary 31:-

Non-Distribution of Prizes at Queen's

College by H. E. the Goverwr.

4 p.m.Meeting of Justices of the Peace

in the City Hall.

MONDAY, February 3-

5.15 p.m.-H. Laymkhana Clubs

Club Annexe.

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had he'd an important post in the Scottish Eduction Department.

stand between herself and mighty Mongolia. The Kutukhta, which

Lieutenant C. A. Brawne has been appears to be the name of the Mos between the North China Command and on the Chins Station, to fill a rackney in It is atated that the military distinctions appointed to the Merlin, surveying ship golian National Assembly, are not the South China Command are to be her complement. Lieutenant Browne is content in repudiating China's claims, ablished and the commands amalgamated, a cades of September, 1905, and reached but even go the length of warning This is said to be sold of the results of

and controlled from common centre. his present rank in 1910. China against advancing these claims Sir Ian Hamilton's last tour of inspection

by force of arms. The telegram in the Far East. Whilst Sir fan was in

Meeting in Jockey Club room, Hong does not state what steps Mongolin China and the Far East he very carefully Hythe, Keut, and formerly of Hongkong.

THURSDAY, February 8-

Chinese New Year's Day. SATURDAY, February 8-

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TRADE, Home Gra zourteen my baka ma

OPICY.

chat Tibot possesses the qualifications of an in 'ependent state, and that the Dalai Lazis is the Pope of the Tibetan religionista.

(2) The Britial: Government shall enjoy the right of priority in Tibet, and may establish communications by telegraph and post.

(3) The Bri ish Government shall keep.

garraion in Tibet for the preservation of public order, and shall help the Tibetans in the formation of their army...

(4) Great Britain shall assist Tibet in her inancial policy so that it may be on sound basis.

(5) After this treaty has been signed Chica shall only have ccclesiastical power. and shall not abstract Tihet in exercising. her political and judicial functions.

The above is published as an interesting example of Chines journalism, says the

N. C. Daily News."

FOREIGN INSURANCE COM. PANIES IN JÄPAN.

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The new Insurance Ordinance will mesa an additional investment hy foreign life. insurance companies operating in Japan,. running between Nanging and Wuchów, of over Y.8,000,000 in approved Japanese

14 days, even now, when the nights are companies at present doing business in the later ones can do the upward trip in und others are being prepared. One" of ↑ securítins," says the **Japan Advertiser.*?

There are five foreign life insurance long and the water very low. Business Japani... the New York Life, the is execlient and prines naturally rising Equitable Life, the Sun Life, the Manu- at the time. Workmen un gut oightfacturers Mutus Life and the Chips vents a day inors than they got four Mutual. Mr John H. Lewis, of Elm House, years ago and labour is scared even at Each one of these companies, in accord-

that.

ance with the former law, has deposided Building is going on ages and now with the Government in approved securi. would take to check such action dsteuce schemes of the chief ports there Co. of Hongkong, who died Oct 28 last, notation. There are about a thousand Cader the new inw they are required to

went into the question of the existing of the firm of Masars Douglas Lapralk and

comers find it hard to secure accom- ties, mostly Government bonda, T150,00. on the part of their one-time rulers; and the provisions made generally for a loft estate of the gross value of £17,044, of fortune liunters and office seekers who deponit 60 per cent of the reserve on all Philharmonic Concert in Theatre Royal, and it was hardly to be expected anal war,

which £16, 138 is net personalty, and came here with the transference of the that the New York Life Lasurance Compang insurance in force in Japan. This means City Hall,

that they would

probite of his will has now been granted. refer to the

Provincial Capital but they are mostly will have to increase its Investments in Vice Admiral Baron Ryochi lancye,

still without employment.

securities approved by the Government to "backing" they most probably have who has been ill for a few weeks, died Mr Hagh Horne, Acting British Consul

about $4,000,00, the Equitable Life The China Mail been led to believe by their new recently in Sano, Pokosuka, at theaga ug

a AMUTATICO xt Shimonoseki, has been appointed Vies

Society to slightly

over Alter repeated warnings had been dis Y4,000,000, the Son Life Insura guides that Russina soldiers would, 62. He was born in Kagoshima. In 1881 Consul at Kobe, vice the late Mr A. F. regarded by the merchants that the trade Company to about ¥2,000,000 and the no matter what occurred, be at their he was appointed Lieutenant and promoted H. G. Paristt, will take the place of Birmades ruid on the shops in the city and about Y.730,009. The China Matuel Life Firth. The British Consul at Tairen, Mr in opium must cease, the armed polies Lanufacturers Life Inan tance Comping to HONGKONG, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1913. disposal China, of couse, does not Rear-Admiral in 1902. At the same time, Hobart Rempden, the First Secretary at at the point of their rifles secured all recently commenced business in Japan,

Insurance Company, which hsa only. he was appointed Aide-de-Camp to the not require to be told this napalatable late Emperor. In 1902 he was promoted the British Embassy in Tokio, during the that was to be had, amcunting to ahaut will not be affected, as 6 per cent. of the THE SHANGHAI OPIUM CASE truth; and, besides, the ways of Vice-Admiral, and put on the second relatter's absence on leave. During Mr 420.000 worth. This was burit by the reserve of the amount of insurance in fores diplomacy are not noted for directness servo. He was created Baron and decorated Parlett's term in Tokio, Mr Cunningham Officials, and one secountant from each amounts to less than the Y.150.000

shop detained for the time. The mer

securities deposited. THE decision in the "Opium Case"-equivocation being more subtle and and Third Class of the Golden Kito in 1907.

with the Second Order of the Rising Sua will be Acting Consul at Tairen..

chants protested and as a sop to their which some time ago occupied much therefore more flattering to the vanity in canoexion with the Russo-Japanese

fings the arms were taken from the police, and at present they may be seen attention in Shanghai and elsewhere of diplomatists of all countries.

carrying a crook instead of a rifle. will, we are of opinion, be read withı Now that China knows exactly, mixed feelings That the plaintiffs and without antbiguity, how she stands were justified in complaining against with regard to Mongolia; and, worse Shoes the language used by the "China still, now that she knows that every Mr H. P. Wilkinson occupying the hair at the Albany, Mr Danenberg was former and hoping the misicu grẳng

at the Astor House Hotel on January 16, an Catholic Cathedral preceded months. All tisab tine, Nurse Mitchell largely attended reception at their home was in sole charge, running the hospital $10.00. Republican," with reference to their one else knows that she has been Thora was a good attendance of members.

While for the sine months of the extendar denlings in opiunt, doubtless appeared flouted by that country, what dies & mution proposed by Mr T. E. Trueniany an accountant with Messrs Reiss and

Que Sunday morning, when all the, cot:-year ending September there has been s to those interested in the question as she intend to do. We predict that barsaries of 8100 and 830, the examination Pension. A clover musician, in his younger } fire to the hospital; n neighbour gave tim ( both-exports to and imports from China, Company ani is now enjoying a well-earned gregation were in church, someone set slight decline as compared with 1911 of being not unnatural. The language, she will exercise that wisdom for to be open to buys and girls. Mr Graham days he rende ed excellent service to alam and the conflagration wave the total export trade of the United States GUARANTEED. in our opinion, was neecssarily which she is more conspicuous than Parrow seconded, and said he should have Heng ng amateur dramatic and me icajtually put out without doing very much to Avia shows an increase of $20,5MĘ,000,

pangent and was apparently caused for physical valour, and merely look great pleasure in helping candidates for societies. more by passion than reason. Even on What can she do? Other nations, miniously carried, and the Rev. A. P. Chinese-newspapers printed in Eng- apart from Russia, are neither sui-Crofton, the Rev. Bro. Faust, Me T. E. lish should be careful of their expres-ciently interested in Mongolia or China Trueman, and Mr Graham Barrow were acholarship scheme and make definite

PERFECT FITTING. EACH PAIR

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Wm. Powell, Id.

(Sole Agents)

Wat..

Mr and Mrs G. Danenberg wero the recipients of congratulations yesterday from their many friends upon the cele bration of their golden wedding anniverary.

MASION NEWS,

The annual meeting of members of the St. Patrick's Society of Shaughai was held High mass and the Te Deum sung in the their work after

proposed that 8150 be voted for two

the examination.

The proposal WAS

Dr. and Mrs. Clift have retunied to -absance of twe

damage to the building.

Japanese companies will not be affected. as their investments ara in Japanese securities, bat foreign marine insurance companies will also be affected by the new law to what extent it is difficult to state at present.

V. S. TRADE WITH THE

FAR EAST.: -

and the imports have increasù #9,700,000. mandant, Legation Guard, Poking, who topherson are expected next month.

The Alliance Mission is still without The most notable increase in exports in. xx Lieutenant-Colonel L. C. Koe, com. any missionaries hus Mr, and Mrs. Chris. the trade with Japán. For the sine has been promoted to colonel by brevet,

months ending with September of last year. they amounted to 827,776,230, while for the present year they are #41,107,381. The imports for the same period bare increased from 856.000,000 to $69,000,000%;" The feet. should also be noted that there has bee

has had a varied career. Joining the Royal

antil:1804, when de retired, and” was ap,

OLD BUU,DINGA AND NEW PANCIES..

Two large temples, not a stone's throw from our doors, art being rapidly trans

Saxone Shoe Co., Ltd. sions; and surely one's ideas of right" diplomatically" to intervene. It is appointed a sub-committed to draw up Irisis Regiment in 1898, be corrod therein

eous indignation may be adequately therefore obvious that China mast kangeurenta in consulation with the pointed to the Reserve of Officers. Recalled formed, one into a girls' schoot and the an increase of nearly $4,000,000 in exports. expressed without abuzive terms, face the situation as best she can and Committee, It was agreed that the Pation from the latter during the Boer War, he other into a theatre, The work on the to the Philippine Islands, and that of which, of course, merely tend to clog coneider that for the time being, at Saint's Day celebration this year should was subsoquently appointed to a majority latter is being rapidly pushed on by a c the argument. We should have been least, her controlling power over the take the form of that of last year, namely, in the Royal Garrison Regiment in 1202 private company, the idea of the enter cloth. A matter of fact, the export better pleased with the judgment had destinies of Mongolia is in abeyance, a dance and smoking concert. It was and was placed on half-pay in 19 5. From prise being that thus they can cheat these to value only a little less than that

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6.16...the defondants been ordered, in a more

2,15 7.3.

PROGRAMME

THE SLEEPING' CAR CONDUCTOR

A Fine Comic by Wiffles-3000 faoi),

NEWS OF THE DAY: Launch of H. M. B. Mariborough,"

convincing manner, to use their privi- ..

lege na journalists with more discretion been decided in Siam. The judgment An important trade-mark caso has and in a manner more in keeping with boldi that although there is no registration the dignity of a great profession. Out of trade marks in Siam, proseedings can bursts of adolescent enthusiasm are be taken for fraud under the penal code, Cambridgeshiro-Adam Bode' wins sometimes injurious even in a good Japanese imitation of the trade-marks of The particular marks in this case were s cause and, of course, must be effective. French perfumee." ly and truly curbed. We observe

Latest War Scope.

Latest Fashions in Furs. Return of Queen Alexandra.

MUSICAL INTERLUDES BY

KING DOLLY - SWIFT

decided to hold the celebration on March 15, the Saturday before. Holy Week.

these exports 83,209,245 was in cot on of cotton pluce goods to the Philippines Government, who would confiscate it as exported to China for the nine months, | 3906 isntii 1959. ko, was employed with the

a templo, but as ́a theatre, not touch it!ed to quantity about 1,000,000 yards Ceylon Volunteers, and was appointed to The old incense table and the testimonial mere. Of course, conditions in Chiu are his prosent port in January, 1911. He has boards are being used for scaffolding siderable development of trade, and for the still exceptionally un'avourable for a non- the Soudao, Bazars, and Benin expeditions Soporal business houses have had this free movement of foreign goods into the EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST

this credit, and was severely wounded in froute done up to give them a Western interior; but it is highly significant of the the latter. TEACHER.

and modern air, especially the offices of process of civilisation that in going on with. the motor boat companies and the shop Janda, that the demand of the n iran for

increased rapidity in the Philippine Ta

Chaahatinin's Cough Homody, apa. Mr

GREAT deal has been written and HUGHES COMEDY COMPANY. of the patent medicina vendors,

xid in the newapaporn regarding

clothing inkterials should be to shriously a growing one"-Journal of the America Anistio Association."

TUR NEW YIZAR.

BEST ADICINE MADE. / THEREs hatter morlicine-trade for soldatban Chamberlain's Cough Nasz

Cronje of Chiron Moor, Natal, Africa. To Huglice Musical Comedy Cuinpany The Now Your was ushered in by the *Still only a few people are award of the fully upheld their reputation as entertainers Canones elemmit with Lavish display great value of this remedy. There is a that the defendant newspaper, in TALE TEST OF MERIT.

old proverb that Experience is the best laat evening in their presentation at the of decorations and with the Bring of toucher. My family and I were attacked Vistoria Theatre of "A day at the Races, ernokers, but thus duronstrations have referring to the decision, protests OU judge a man rot by what be proeveral nights we could not sping sleep: das large and enjoyed the many bamorous Nanningitos af unimaginative and look by severe colds and coughed po that for a piece full of rollicking fas. The audience left the ordinary inhabitant quite cold. 'Miss. ADA BOWLEY.

gainst the judgment on the ground That is the only true test. Charuberlain's I decided to try Chamberlain's Cough He

soises to do, bot by what he has dons: ARTISTES AT ALL MATINEES,

that, it is based rather upon British Cough Retaily judged by this standard as sody and when wo together had simptivi songs and dances and the humour of the upon all new ideas with in difference if mady. It nete nn nntars' plen, ralleven PICTURES ONLY 7.16 .. than Chinese law Why does not it is the highest terms of pretes. For male this tamedy as a true and family physician orchestra rendered good service to the Utis festivities fill the old fashioned healthy condition. For

nosuperior. People weary where peak of bottle we were all cured. I recommend comedians immensely. The DO. LL not suspicious, and they uro reserving the age, do as the set," aids ex- pectoration “4 and restores the wystam to m this appear to be as libellous de the by all Chemists and Stockespers For sale by all Chemists and Strakorpas accompaniment of the musical iban Chinese New Yor comes along.. Chemisty and Storak separa