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NEWS OF THE DAY."

Surgeon-Major Henry Benjamin Hin-. ton, late of the Indian Modical Staff, bas just celebrated his 100th birthday. We pay rocail that he was present in China în 1858.80,-

way construction. The State rail- ways are placed to a separate account, the idea being that they should not be considered as a source of revenue to the State, that all the profita should be allotted to their extension and improvement Although there has beer grent progress in the canteen appotted officiating clergythian to struction of milways in Japan, still, taken in relation to the whole country, the mileage is not very large, and naturally the profits from the railways already constructed, amounting to

The Res. J. Kirk Maconochle has

the Presbyterian, Baptist and Congregs. mand, vice the Rev. C. H, Hickling. thai troops in the South China com

signed.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Sir Ian Hamilton is to visit Canada

this summer.

Captain I. T. Dobbin, D.C.L.I., has been posted to the second battalion st Hongkong.

Sir Brooke Boothby, of Broadlow Ash, tion at Tokyo, died intestate and Derbyshire, formerly Secretary of Legs

bucholor. He left 0,818.

SPORTING.

Billiards.

FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1913).

COMMERCIAL.

Corms and Yarn,

The Bird Coy., R. G. A. and the Staff Messrs. Polish walls and Kotwall, Cottom and Departmentala resumed their match and Yarn Brokers, in their Report dated in the Soldiers' Club Billard Tournament April 11th, stateur last report was ab the Soldiers' Club last night.

dated 29th ult. and despatched per aa Gunner Bonnett, 89rd Cuy., R. G. A.

"India" and Leo. Opl. Pollard, Stadt and Depart-inactive all throughout the past fortnight, mantal were the first pair and the game the extremely meagre business reported proved slaw and uninteresting, Pollard

kt 100 when he held an advantage. of 31

Our market "has continued dull and

led by a small margin throughout except bolor having been dona'solely for argent

rejúiremanite, It is announced that the mission of The King has been pleased to appoint points. Pucnets then improved and at menced, whan trade for the time being le The Ching-Ming" having ju-b.com- some ten million yen a year, have not iry entrusted to M. Albert Maybon Mr. T. J. Harrington to be Consul for 130 # only six behind but fell away virtusky suspended, an improvement is to

by the French Colonial Office, concerns the Island of Formoss and its deponden again and lost in the and by 29 points, be expected during the coming fortnight.

at last given way, importers being now Prices in Bombay are reported to have prepared to accept local current rates for forward dohvary.

amongst the Musulmans, the Chinese and aboriginal populations of Yunnan,

the effects of the Chinees revolution sien, to reside at Tamsui; and Mr. O. J. Breaks, Pollard, 25, 13, 11, 11 Bonnett, Davidson to be Vice-Consul na Yokohama. St William Taylor, K.C.M.G., has ar rived in London from Mauritius, and

agency of the Federased Malay States. months past in reorganising the Mauri Sir William has been engaged for some

The ooutrict for the engagement of way his expired and owing to the meritorious services rendered by him the Director Chung Wanyao has recommand- ed to the Ministry of Communications the continuance of the contract for our fest.~~ Peking Dai y News.

tius Customs Service.

**Total malos 1.100 bales,

10 Scores-Loo. Cpl. Pollard, Staff and Departmentala, 200. Gunner Bopnett, 83rd Cor, R. G. A. 171. The second KARŞ

between Gunner

-Total salos 1,100 bales, some of which Wetherall, 83rd Coy, R. G A. and Staff were booked at lower tea. It is also

was auch better affair. Both players the above total) were booked on a rupee Sergt. Foster, Staff and Departmentals, reported that 800 bales, (not included in

showed good form, Föster taking the lead | basik, the raten mocapted showing about $2 hat not to any material advantage until 100 to 3 below current prices at present rate Mr. G. Rose who for the past twelve was reached when he was 33 points in front of sxchange. yours has represented Heers Butterfold Wetherall improved but did not have the and Swire at Wuhu, on leaving recently best of luck, bat að 350 he was only 18 for Chinking was entertained with behind. A nice break of 21 Followed by Library. Mr. E. Alabaster, the Customs points, his next visit to the table produced Rose at a farewell tea at the Custom another of 108rought Foster moar bis Commissioner, referred to Mr. Rose anise unfinished and he won by 37 points, one who had been largely responsible for Broska, Foster, 21, 21, 11, 10, 10 the progress of the poet. The British Wetherall, 18, 11, 11, 10. Score:--Staff Col. Mr. H... Ottewill, presented Sergt. Foster, Staf and Departmentals Mr. and Mrs, Rose with an engraved 200. Gainer Wetherall, 83rd Coy, BG silver rose bowl and the Chinese of the A. 163, firm of Butterfield and Swin and Chi-

proved sufficient to meet the new un dertakings which the Government thought advisable, and which require (an annual appropriation of some fifty

million yen. The strict economists Mr. Pupe of the Shanghai-Nanking Rail.rosumed the duties of his post at the wished to restrict the expenditure to the profits of the existing milways, but, if report be correct, the late Government merely proposed to re- duce the amount to be expended by 30 per cent--that is, to thirty-five million yen. The Government re- The loan for the construction of the cognised that the construction often contracted (sys the Peking Daily Pakow Slayangehow line of mữway has BIRTHS.

railways is a profitable investment for News) from so English Grm, and an STEWAT-On April 8, at 38 Rue Eu- gene Bard, Shanghai, to Bfr and Mrs C. Jany country, and they believed that English Easineer-in-Chief has been ent Serwart, a son.

there was room in Japan for a very ployed. The Chinese Chief Engineer will considerable development. The advo-be Mr. La Chi-chang. The work of aur

will x cu begin. cates of railway construction point out that during the forty years that have elapsed since the opening of the Tukyu-Yokohama line, Japan has constructed 5355 miles of track, as

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MARTENS-BRYANT-On April 3, Amoy, at the Imperial German Consulate. and afterwards at Hillside," the rosidance the bratu's parents, by the Hey. W. L Warnshuis, BEATRICE HATCH, the tet daughter of Mr Nelson E. Bryant, to compared with 13,537 miles of track to further, popularising the work of

young

Mr CALL MARTIN, of Lubeck, and Amoy.constructed in the United Kingdom

MISSIONS TO SEAMEN.

The Staff and Departmentale now hold lead of 80 points, the present acords being: -

Staff and Departmentals, 789. 704. 83rd Goy.. E. G.A.

Cricket.

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Unsold stocks 31,000 bales. Sold but un-delivered in the godor and to arrive 27.000 hales.

and sat atraChica" and **Sanuki

Arrivals.-The mail str. "Devakba.

Mara" from Bombay, and str. "Nam- 10,986 bales for Flongkong, and 2,813 sang " from Calcetta hære brought in bales for Shanghai. Shipments from Hongkong to Shanghai, and coast ports

&c. 2,000 bales.

Local Mill.-No sales. Shanghai.---Reported dull...

· Japanese Yaen.—No salos.

Raw Cotton-No sales either Bengal or Chiness. Stock 430 bales Bengal and 60 bales Chinesa quitaion. Bengal @ £29

LITTLE BALLINGA -On March 1, from 1830 to 1870-that is during the alteration was one which proposed that expenser of the Mission (apart from St. 87TH Coy., R.G.A. r. 83ab Cor., R.G.A. to 833, Chinese @ 132 to 36 per picul.

Trinity Presbyterian Church, Hampstead, by the Rev. J. Gordon Mitchell, 3. A.. uncle of

e of the bride. naainted by the Rev A. ordua Mitchell, uncle of the bride and the Rev. J. R. Gillies, M.A. HARU MARTIN, ROD of the late Matthew Litia of Singapore and of Mrs Little, Lydnhurst Gardens Hampstead, to JRAN SOMERS Genios, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charios C. Ballingall Eldon Road, Hampstead.

DEATHS.

We are informed that the working

over 816,000 Peter's Church) nst year amounted to

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ALICE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

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The Hon. Treasurer of the Alice 19 Memorial and Affiliated Hospitals begs to acknowledge with thanks the following donation to the funds of the Hospitals:

A meeting of Follows of the Rogulness merchants gave a silver tea service, coil 1stitute, held on 17th ult. at the Whitehall Rooms, approved a aum- her of alterations in the rules with a

who prosidst, said the most important. the Institute. Mr. Frederick Dutton.

first forty years of railway building-igible for election as asswintes in the gentlemen as well as Julies should be

This R.,,Cup match at Sappy Valley that is, Japan only accomplished United Kingdom on payment of a sub- about a third of what was done inscription £1 per annum,

Last year there was a deficit of $2,500 yesterday ended in a win for the 67th Coy,

RG.A. by wickets. Scores - on the Institute, which has now been

3RD COY, R.0.A. the United Kingdom in the same

reduced to $1,500. The Committee of the

Guar. Wetherall, h Piper The benefactions of the late Sir Missions to Seamen in England provide Bomhr. Bryan, h Piper interval of time; but the comparison Alfred Fences, formerly head of the Elder, the stipend of ous Chaplain, but they only Ganr. Wright, b Piper...... is scarcely fair to Japan, when we tempsier Company, includo a sum of ensented to continue to do so as the Corpl. Dos, 1.b... 6 Tay'or...

Gunt. Pharr, 1,000 left to the Liverpost School of Bishop promising that he would "nake Corp. Rossitter, b Taylor consider her industrial and commer-Tropical Medicine to defray the cost of avery effort to induce the residents of such Gant. Pinchard, run sat MECONICHIE.-At Mar Gats. Stirling,

Savage b Taylor... Scotland, on the 18th ult., ALEXANDER' cial position as compared with that a new wing or ward of the Liverpool wealthy and important port as Hong-Ganr. Calmer, not out... McCore, da at one time Member of the Legislative

of Gilman & Co., of the United Kingdom. It is further Hoyal Infirmary for the reption of perkong to provide a second worker, as they Gun:. Bomford, b Taylor Council, Hongkong, Chairman of the pointe-l out that to-day, after 82 years erection of new premises in Liverpool for

sons suffering from tropical diseases, the have done in the past." Hongkong Chamber of Commerce, Chair of work, the United Kingdom, with the furtherance of the study of tropical responsa on Sunday neat at the Cathedral. man of the Hongkong and Shanghai

It is hoped that there will be a liberal Banking Corporation, Chairman of the nu area of some 20,000 square miles medicine, and £10,000 for the erection China Fire Insurance Company, c.

less than Japan proper, has 23,200 aipment of a laboratory in Sierra tori, Francis Clark, G. W. Barton, L. Logas-On April 7, at No. 10 Baikal Road, Shanghai, KATIE LILLIAN, beloved miles of railway. As regarda mileage,

Gibbo, F.-B.L-Bowley, R.-H. Anstrather, wife of James Campbell Logan, aged 32 the United Kingdom has constructed

W. Chatham, W. R. Harbord, and D. B. Reynolda 284 miles per annum since the new | means of communication were started, while Japan has barely accomplished 134 miles a yeur.

years,

WAYNGUTH-On April 6, at the Vic. toria Nursing Home, Shanghai. CLAUDE WAYMOUTH, if the Sun Insurance Office, aged 35 years.

MEMO FOR TO-DAY.

Bijou Sconic Theatre.

General Memoranda. WEDNE DAY, April 16-

Noon-Union Insurance Society of Can

ton Meeting.

12.15 p.m-China Traders Insurance

Co.'s Meeting 5.30 p.m.-General Meeting of Royal

Hongkong Golf Club.

The Ghéan Mi

HONGKONG, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1913.

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LATEST PHOTO-PLAYS. The Biter Bit (American Comic). The Vision Glorious (Comic by Prince), Love and Boxing (By Max Linder, The Amateur Poisoner (Comic). NEWS OF THE DAY.

JAPAN.

Javie

The audience at the Hippodrome on 17th uk, enjoyed the first appearance, of one hails from Peking, and bis real Hong Fang, lowon, as the Chinese buri profession is that of a civil engineer. having qualified at the San Francisco University and also in Gerinany. He is known as the man with a perpetual laugh d he sings anything from the popular cruze 10-day to Caruso's spérial arias from **Ripalette, Barther, he sings in six Mr. linzeland at the Magistracy this different languages with a cless enuncia. mvening, on the application of Inspectortion as any teacher of slocution. Kot, agia remanded the man who was arrested on the Cunton train with 3 louded revolver in bis possession.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Committen is :-Míosers G. H. Vic-

BUDDHIST REVIVAL IN YUNNAN.

Gunr Bonnett, b Knight

Extra

Gunt. Wooldridge, st, Savage, b Taylor

C. H. Blason...

...$20.

17 THE CONSUMPTION REMEDY.

Total

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BOWLING ANALYSI

Sergt. Knight.... Capt. Gainsford Guur. Piper....... Lieut. Tiplor

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Licut. Taylor, lbw b Pharro... Sergt. Savage, c Wright b Pharro Sergt. Knight, c Colmer b Phatro the rarionl of Buddism, which society was unt. Coste

The Yunnan branch of the Society for Capt Gainsford, not out

Bambr. Webb, not out... formed in Shanghai at a congress beld last Major Carris

December and at which four thousand Br. MeCubbin priests from the most important monster-Ganr, Piper ies in Chins were present, has just been Gunr. Jenner

Gunr. WilliamIZA inaugurated. The sim of the Society is to ropew the interest of the people in Chi nese Buddhism, to establish schools for the teaching of the doctrine, and to coun- teract the influence of Japanese Buddhism

Did not bat.

Extra...

Total

ZOWLING ANALYSIA.

At the Magistracy this morning, Sergt. Adlington charged a Chinero, before Mr. Mr. W. Dickson, manager of the Hazeland, with obstruction in Water Street. Charter Bank, was entertained at The defendant was delivering a harangue which has for some time been reading wis Bumbr. Bryson ... Chinese dinner given by Mr. Look Foon to a crowd of about 200 people, and dissionaries to China. The Japanese priests Gunt. Pharro Shang, president of the Bank of Canton,tributed pamphlets, which were laid out any they interpret the treaties concerning Guar. Wright... -1.d.-m-Wednesday evening. The guests of the botpath. They related to the foreign missionaries to apply also to them. Guar. Pinchard.... indoteda amber of prominent Eur Rasis Mengolis trouble. and were intend-With the lal of the Manche court, many

Gunr. Colmer penn and chingw; bank officials.

ed to incite people to take action in Man- of whom wers fervent devotees of Bu dhe, charia. Inspector Dymond said that on the priests four that the government may

SERUM FROM TORTOISES,

De Friedmann, who is now attracting so much attention in America on Accotat of his professed cura for consumption, gare 3an interesting interview to a correspond- ent of the "Liberte" prior to departing fuz New York, in which he explained both 16 the nature of his cure and its soures. Dr.

5 Friedmann told the correspondent that he.

felt practically certain he had found a specific cure for tuberculosis in all f forms. He added:-

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** 1 have been searching for fifteen yeRIWA DHATI and if I now preclaim my thorough ear- tainty, knowing all the hopes it will raise, I do so knowing well what I am saying. My remedy is extremely simple. Like all specialists, I followed the discoveries of ...105 Koch with, close attention, but when it

was proved that bis tuberculin did not w.give the desired results I determined to follow.up Koch's theory that tuberculosis could only be successfully fought by » | serum made with living bacilli.

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tu-morrow evening at 7 p.m.

University has recently been designed by slipped on the approach of the police bould the society succeed in revising en the College of Heralds. The shield is He stated that he was stadent engineer thugim they would naturally be left

That mut of arins for Hongkong previous occasions the dendret haddeprive them of their properties, ba, to be held on Saturday, 19th instant, close toises. I cultivated germ in these

divided thirdly, scarlet, azure and olive at Kowloon decks. A fins of 88 or four-alone. green, tho starlet section bearing a lion teen days was imposed. l'or, and the others sach an open Chinese Took. On the scroll beneath the shield is the motto "Sapienta et Virtus,"

It may be interesting to note in coa- texion with this movement that large saus

Hongkong Tennis League.

ANNUAL MEETING.

"Iadarched high and low for sadla bacilli, and found them at laa', though you would.. over guess where! It was in san tor-

creatures, and out of the culture Iobtained a serum which I inject into my patients. This serum rapidly destroys sil tuberos» inas germa in the organism, and that is why it curea Dot only pulmonary tuber- Ferlosis, but tuberculosis of the bone and

all other shapes of the disease,

Anction of parcels of Chinoso an of money have been elected to provide a The annual meeting of the Hongkong Japanese wani the London Commer- (nation 1 and cheap edition of the Buddhist Toonin League was bold at the Cricket Dr. Friedmann went on to say that he THE problem which was at the bot.

Messrs Lloyd, Matheson and Carritt, csi Salerooms, in Mining-laue, aro now Canon-San Tang-king-from the precious Club Pavilion last evening. Mr. May, in would welcome any colleagues who would tom of the recent political troubles in

London and Liverpool, in their Weekly Tosstablished institutions that the locality edition in the Imperial palace at Paking the absence of the president and vice-go to him and would treat anybody whe Report, dated March 19, state with refering omsidered the East-end mart for (an edition is also preserved in the ancient president, presiding. The attendance re Japan was really the adjustment of

went to Berlin, and would charge nothing ence to China-This wook busines the disposal of these delicate adornments apital Fanking). So faz those Chinese presented the Kowloon C. C., Olymple, to the pour. Before leaving for America, the demands of the army and navy generally has been ou a very small scale, sale of these goods was held, consisting heers obliged to purchase the cheap editions Club. Wigwam, Club de Rectico, Chinese with several of his confreres.

of the house. Recently a three days wishing to study the sacred books bare European Y.M.C.A., Chinese Recreation Dr. Friedmann left complete instructions with those which arise in connection while prices as a rulo remain unaltered, of porcelain, bronzes, crystals, jedes, issued in Tokio, differing to some extent Y.M.A. and Civil Service Clube, with the development of industry and hundred packages for Bussis and the ings. Of cape, some silks and embroi- was begun some time sau, in said to de the only special feature being the sale of etc, gether with a collection of paint from the Chinese. Now this work, which

The correspondent adds that before write commerce. What may be called the Continent of fine Keeman and Kintuck deries were included in the sale, witheat nearly completed and part of it has already timated that the president and vice-presses of childten cared after eight month

The report and accounts were adopted. The secretary Mr. A. O. Brawn, in the alleged cures, and had seen a dozen ing be determined personally to investigate military party have been asking a Cougous about 6d. y 10d. per b. Common which rich and richly decorated articles seen the light in Shanghai. large increase in the estimates, so that black leafs are available at 43. 4fd. per the collection would lock its Oriental day. 16th ult. at a temple near the West to resign this year...

An inaugural masting was held on San-sident bad resigned, and that he intended treatment. He also saw an American, from two new divisions may be added to the army, and that considerable additions' be made to the navy, while the business men

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character.

tee for the Tropical Disease Research Chinese S-pdenta' Christian Union of Great The fourth annual confere ca of the

apending of the national resources on

The port of the Advisory Commit

measures and similar work undertaken

Gate which was attended by all the lead

It was decided to ask Mr. Nesbit to Chicago, who when he came could hardly ing Chinese officials. Subsequently a din

walk from the lift to his room, wherein ner was given by leading Buddhists to the become president, Mr. A. O. Bmwn way

idea of becoming Buddhista hut on account foreign consule and other leadin residente, eleste vice president and Mr. C. C.now, he said. "I never take the lift, but | run up and down the four flights nf stairs who attended, it is supposed, not with any Hickling secretary and treasurer.

Entries were received, from Kowloon without difficulty, have the appetita of an the praarvation of local temples. It is

are opposed to the Fund for the year 1912. has been lagued. Britain and Ireland will be held at Bean- of the interest they baro always taka 19 10.C., Wigwam, Europesa Y.M.C.A., Club ogre, and skep lika a child." This men bus It consists of reports on anti-malariatwick, Derbyshire, from April 9 to 15. The generally supposed that the famous copper-†de Béareia, Civil Service, Chinese ou y been a month ander treatment, and fa unproductive schemes, and wish them in the Crown Colonies nad Protectorates, language of the c nference is to be English,temple outside Yunnanfu, was saved from Y.M.CA., Chinese Recreation Club, and not yet quite cured, but is fall of hope, The to be used for developing the industry and of the results obtained at the various into three parte. In the mornings efforts of the Frerich Consul-General Olympis; and it was decided to allow the correspondent also spoke with many medical

aud the time-table will be divided roughly destruction after the revolution by the

N.C.D.N.

station is seriously ill of the same dis ese.

men, who told him that now whenever they:: had a ease of tuberculosis they sent it a onse to Dr. Friedmann, There are still many eseptles, but sock authorities na Fritz Mayer, Radunkel, and Klemperer hare confrmed Dr. Friedmann's claims baluza the Medical Society of Berlin: Out of 1800 és there has not been a single oorraapoadest. Dr. Friedman does not failure to effect a cue, according to the

alaím to rectors the half-dead to life or 'to recre recreate "dand tissues and

organisms, bat

and commerce of the country. We laboratories working on tropical medicine.

Kowloon 0.C. to enter two teams. do not believe that the Japanese are great stress on the importance the held; in the afternoons games of various In their own report the Committee Lay distinctively religious meetings will be

The question of the playing of matches an aggressive nation, or that even the regular supply, of much reports from the kinds; while the evenings will be given up

on the European Y.MO & club's cement military part wish increased forces for Cotones, and on the need of continuing mainly to delatos upon the welfare and

We lose that Dr. C. F. Robertson, of ourts was brought up by Mr. Vivensh, purposes of offence, but they are of the tropical Colonies and Protectorates, in England number at present abt 300, Ebansi, died on February 16 from typhus league matches to be played on them.

and developing anti-malarial measures in progress of Chine. The Chinese donte the English Baptist Mission at Sinants, who asked if it would be fair to allow opinion that, in the present state of They regret that for various reasons the of whom some 40 are members of the and that Dr. Stanley Jenkins of the same Kowloon C. C. had approached him stating The Chairman said a member of the international politics, and especially reports from the Colonial laboratories are Union. on account of the unsettled condition former years, but they are satisfied that not. so numerous or so compicio as In of China, they must be prepared to exulent work is being carried on in meet any emergency which may arise. the laboratories, and they trust that The development of the State rail- may be found possibia in futurs to ways is one of the chief objects on research work in the Colónica."

increase the opportunities afforded for which the business men have set their hearts. Unfortunately, the heavy Taking baru Dreamland of Love debt incurred in the war with Russin

reporty of Princess Tousioun, of Newton small beginning it has grown in favour and factory. as placed on the country a very wounds have heated all right is to sign Manor, Camberland, who was unaware of { "pularity until it has attained a world Brawn thanked all the Ciba heavy burden, and crippled its avail- they always will. Get a battle of Cham- its value until it had passed out of her better fur cough or cold. Try it and the help they had given doring his four

wide reputation. You will! And nothing able resources; the Inte Ministry had; } injury 'is' cared for immediately. You the Emperor of "China to Seld Pash to After a period of more than forty yearn. A hearty vote of thanks way accorded the howala, la noticed. Chamberiálu's Cólie...

berlain's Fain Balm and see that every possession. She way it was presented by you will understand why it is farmite yexts of office. can get nothing better, and blond poiron therefore, resolved to follow a very too dangerous à disesse, to riak. For cominemorate the cutting of the Suez Canti, sóvan 'Tellaf-^^ouzes,For sale by all the retiring officials, on the proposition Cholers and Diarrhoea Remedy abould be

Chamberlain's Cough Beniddy, not only

Miss CECILE STEPHANO....

My Eastern (Social y written by a local Amateur),

Miss VIOLET BONETTA

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A PARENTS DUTY.

YOUR iny is always get:ing scratched

or cut or bruised.

Because than

EX POTURES ONLY 7.15 ..cautious policy in the matter of rail- sale by all Dhemists wad Borekeepers.

Dr. Robertson remained at Sinanfu daring that there was some objection to the use of the Revolution and was able to do great these bourts for league games.

he does claim to cure all patients in the The romance of the famous Chinese work in attending to hundreds of wounded, Mr. Eloking, representing the Euro first and second stages of the disease, and rase which Mr. J. R. Thomas bought at a

post Y.M.C.A., sid, his club had so there is a notable probation of life ond

of those who se

are post hops in 70 per cent. furnitore le recen ly for £2,047 108., in

desire to do anything unfair, and they a radical suppression of suffering. S thought by Mr. Thomas to be stil

If there facts are confrmed, as the proposed to give the opposing club the incomplete, and he has therefore advertised

option of playing on grams or cement. In corrispondent alleges, it really seems tha for the companion vase which he feels A Nartials must have exceptional "morit the case of this former, the egociation Dr. Friedmann has made a great discovery," curtain saista. He offers to pay £3,00) for Chamber rive for a period of forty yea would provide neutral courts.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was dist it. The vase, it may be recalled, was the offered to the publia in 1872 From This explanation was considered satis

THE FORTY YEAR TEST.

16 is 62 in: high and weighs namely 70 164. Chemists and Bbarskomplikimin me | Hr. R. 0. Barlow,

BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN, URING summer months children.

Dbject as disorders of the bowels and should neceive the wont careful atten

145tion. As soon as any satúral Ioorenças.cf-

givon," For sale by nil ChamisİR. İNİ Storekeepers