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THE RELIEF OF PEKING.

SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

The order of service was as follows:-

Psalms czzi, cxazvili, and el.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21ST, 1900

marksmen. Chinese sighting, tou, in absolute- y faultless. Chinese small arms are poer, and urgoly, consist of old Mausers. If there has been surprise with regard to the Chinese Army, this need not be expected in the case of the navy, which is now absolutely and hopelessly saless, The Chinees naval forco consists of treyers. When last I heard these were at three fast crinisers and a few torpedo-bost des- Nanking. The few remaining: Chinese naval officers are very much scattered; the Northern also served some time in the English Navy, squadron is commanded by Yeh Choo Karu, and also under Admiral Tracy and myself:

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BUSINESS NOTICES.

房樂館芝

KWONG CHI KOON DISPENSARY.

街欄槳城省東

CHEONG LAN STREET, CANTON

子甲大歲年叁給同潤大 創開年四擋百捌仟登英天

ESTABLISHED 1884.

記為豬吉意

drime against the world, against civiliza, | noss with the New Territory, chiefly with the centre bay forming the principal fitting chop, tion, against the law of nations has been Sha Tan Kok district. On the second of the cast and west haya the sohing shops August the prosecutor had been round collect In the ventral bay will be two electric motor committed. A just punishment for crime ing money, and in the criming put up at the cranes of 25 tons each, and in the wing bays one On Monday morning a special Thankųriving ** found in the Scriptures, und wo must hense of a friend at She Tau Kok, intending to crane in each of 25 tons, and at present it is the Intention to have all the principal tools in this Service for the relief of the Ministers and others take care against showing a vengeful spirit, take a host the following morning for Sha U at Peking was held in St. John's Cathedral. We must take care also lost vengeance or Chenng, where he could get a lawuch for department operated by electric motors as a morning he started in a boat for Shu U Cheung, have hydraulic capstone Oited at the entrance The stormy weather prevented the attendance punishment fall upon the guiltlese, Instead of Hongkong. Accordingly early the Following matter of economy. We have also decided to of maay from the hill districts, but the nave ou those who are guilty. For retaember this, and when near She Tau's boat approached and and on each side of all our principal dorks and shot was fired, the prisoners subsequently slips, and a pneumatic power installation for and transopts of the Cathedral were filled with that this vast nation of the Chinose is as a whole a a congregation, commopolitan in character and peace-loving nation, a quiet nation, and we know boarding his host and carrying off $1,600 in drilling, rivetting and caulking distributed over of old that there have been these trenbies, and money and certain articles. The prosecutor the Kowloon works; and your Directors are could identify the first prisoner but not the representative of the, whcle of our island com.

tios we shall largely increase our output at s

THE TRADE OF KIAOCHOW. munity. Amongst, thous present were HE roomber they have been caused by a small win-second, as the latter had his lace used free binst sanguine that with those additional facili- the Governor Sir Henry A. Blake, G.0.M.G.,erity, Already a vast ruler of these poor people Lim. The first prisoner put a knife to the considerable reduction in the cost of heth time upuit

Lix the latest report just issued by the Foreign from the sums spent during the last two years, Office on the German colonies for the year end- and Lady Blake; H.E. Major-General W. J. have already suffered from the violence of their prosecutor's Leek. Information was given to the und labour. The estimated outlay required for

salt paus at Sha Tau Kok Juscoigne, CMG., with Captain the Hon.own fellow wountryam, and from the neccssary police and the prisoners were arrested at the the improvements I have just enumerated.

The hearing of the case had not concluded will be close on $1,000,000. I must also bringing June 30, 1899, by Mr. Townley, Second to your notice the urgent accessity for another Becretary to Her Majesty's Embassy at Berlin, H. W. Trofusis, side-de-camp, A. G. Romane steps taken to put down that violence. We

large dock to meet the growing requirements of there are some particulars about the condition Esq., Consul General for Portugal; R. Wild- must take care, so far as in ng lies, to make it a when the court To man, Esq.. Couan-General for the United matter of prayer that the rest of this nations

con-mont are of interest, The report states that (ACTING PUISNE JUDGE).

recognised by the Directors for some States, several members of the Legislative will doal out just punishment. Be careful not BEFORE THE HON. T. SERCOM SMITH the port of Hongkong. This matter has been of this part of China which at the present no.

to let our panisiquent overrido justies, nor to.

siderable timo past, and they have already made the spoolal attention of the Administration has Council, and Military and Naval OfBeurs.

THE ARMED ROBBERY AT KAU TAU, application to H.E. the Governor for a site heen devoted to the agricultural development of the Protectorate. Further, great import- The Clergy wers Rt. Rev. J. C. Houre, D.D. let our passions rule ineload of justice. We wes-

Loang Choung, Teo Lak, Cheung Man, Chan on the cast of our No. 1 dock at Hunghom. Bishop of Victoria; Rev. R. F. Cobbold, MA., torn notions, believing we hold a higher civili- Chuplain; Revs, W. Banister, B. H. Good, sation, a truer model of what man should be Yau, and You A Szs were charged with (the principal draensions of which will be length anco is attached to the independence of the focal

They pleaded not guilty.

and depth of water on the sill 30 feat. The in order to secure as sound a local adulni. R.N., P. H. Jonon, R.N., J. H. France, T. thun those people in the Far East, should there robbery being armal; (2) receiving stolen goods on the blocks 750 feet, width of entrance 60 fent. Government from the home Government, and The jurors were Messrs Paul de Champmoria, construction of the dock will be on similar lines stration as possible, a Council has been formel, Wright, W. B. Walsh, A. Iliff, Fong Yat Sau, for pray that Gol will give counsel to thom und

to that nation needing their armins. That Ernst Arndt, E. W. Terry, A. A. Cardeiro, A. to our No. 1 dnck, and the estimated cost will be which is composed of all the heads of the about $2,500,000. The building of another dock | several administrative departments under the and the Rev. G. J. Williams, pastor of the

́those fighting in the north of China may all of Weill, E. J. Judal, and Edward Mast.

Mr. H. E. Pollock, Q.C., said it appeared that I must say has become an absolute necessity to personal supervision of the Governor. To Union Church,

them bear in mind that justico is needed

a man named Lo Man Ting, who was a retired us, as not unfrequently our large dock is filled this Conued have been added three memo Processional Hymn "Now thank we all our God. not vengeance, and that justice should err on trader formerly residing in Maoila, was living by a ship of war for a mouth or more, so that hors chosen from the civil population and the side of mercy rather than undue vengeance. with some relatives of his in a house in a small or regular Constituouts have occasionally to appointed for one year; the first is named by God Save the Queon.

The spirit inculated in the two lessons, "God village called Kau Tou, in the New Territory, said their vessels for an additional voyage with the Governor, with the consent of the Council. about half-way between a place called Taivai,out docking, causing thereby considerable irreg the second is chosen from among the members of the non-Chinese Arms, and the third from is my salvation," Vengeance is mino, saith the

at the head of Shatin Tulst and Taipolumjarity in tie, together with increas Lessons - Isaiah XII, 1-5; Romos XII, Lord, I will repay," in this-If thine enemy The evidence of the prosecution would show

the list of taxpayers paying at least 150 ground tax, without distinction of nationality. In hunger give him food, if he thirst give hins that five men entered the hunts at about sight o'clock on the evening of the 18th July. They

addition to the above-described Council, the drink. Yes, we speak of the Chinese as barbar-

Committee to settle the question of licenses to sas compared with ourselves. Many have first entered the hall, where the prosecutor

Governcr is assisted by a School Committee, a

abant, securing various articles, aftersards up-

public-hoases, another to settle the land tax. Authens (Solo) "Why do the Nations?" and spoken of the horrible barbarity of the Chinese nephew and his wife were 1her Dainged Well, if it be true that they are barbarous,propriating certain property belonging to the

und others for pauper und Church questions.

"O:Give Thanks."

remember that our duty is thorotore to go to prosecutor and his write. One of the robbers

The Protectorate his developed to an looked for extent under this system of administration, Thanksgivings.

had a revolver and another a knife. None of them, and to teach them how to mend their ways, the witnesses for the prosecntion could identify

which has enabled all the vital questions at issno, If they hunger to gain knowledge, it is our

any of the prisoners, but at about luf past four

such as legal rights, landed properties, land duty to give to them; if they are thirsty, it is on the morning of the 19th July some police con

tax assessment, school and Church natters, to our duty to give them drink. Our duty us for stables who had received information of the rob-

be satisfactorily settled. The shipping trade bory were in Station Street North. Yaumati,

has largely increased, and commercial com as we now can see is to pray; we can of course

when they saw the first four prisoners, and their

munications with China have been Tange do that, that these present troubles taking

on searching them found some of the stolen pro.

railway has been commenced seriously, and ports in their possession. The ovidone against

building operations are being undertaken on

socond and fourth prisoners went with the the fifth prisoner was of a different nature. The

large scale.

pri- police to Shatin, and pointed out the fifth

sairi the second prisoner said the afth prisoner also to the fifth prisoner, "You took me went there but did not enter the house. Then the second and fourth prisoners asked tho fit final hymn of thanksgiving, was then sung by prisoner whore the two rider wore. The man Bishop, Mr. G. Ward, the Cathedral to these rifles he might say that they were taken from the prosecutor's bonse and after- wards found by the police af Taiwaí, a few miles The lessons were read by the Rev. J. GOrganist, played the "Hallelujah Chorus " from

The Messiah, the chair and congregation stand distant from Stati

fite piecs was most artis. The ins were found guilty. The fifth was The Bishop said-We have met together to ing. This praise God for the infinite mercies which hetically rendered by the organist; seldom has it sentenced to two years bara shour and the posed the adoption of the report and statement harbour has all the advantages of a Treaty port extending his business to foreign countries,

ordered to receive 2 strokes with the birch. has shown to us and our fellow countrymmen been se appropriate, considering the object of others to seven years hard labour, being also in Poking. There are two thoughts this the service, and never has it been heard locally morning which I will bring before your minds, to butter advantage they on the powerful organ which are suggested by the two lessons which at the Cathedral on this occasion.

Benedictas (Baraby).

Creed,

Verkicles. Collects.

Hymu, No. 292 A. & M. Sermon by the Bishop of Victoria. Te Deum Landemus (Smart). Blessing.

"Hallelujah Chorus.”

There was a full attendance of the Chair, and

Trade Mark KWONG CHI KOON

DISPENSARY.

CHEONG LAN STREET, CANTON.

ESTABLISHED 1894

UNRIVALLED UI YAU or AS YOU WISH OIL."

Prices at $1.00 per bottle.. 0.50 per bottla. 0.25 per bottle.

Medical Powder," 50 cents per bottle.

TUNG KWAN SAN, or Army

the musical portion of the service was exceed place in China may be so overraled, that the suspicions being aroused they arrested them, and standing at debit of material on hand represents | by an adequate customs agreement. Finally #STRE TIT TA SAN or Falling and

result us be not only the triumph of the Western civilisation in the East, hat that this great victory, this great mercy, may be used by gospel, and us much as in us lies to the good of

imption of coal and great incontenience. There for if we determine to ratein our position as a centre for docking and repairing wo must take immediate steps to proceed with the undertaking vernment with respect to tho sito applied for an early as possible. An answer from the Go- muy be expected almost immediately. To eot this extraordinary expenditure it will be our capital necessary to largely increase by the issue of now shares This matter, how ever, is now receiving most careful consideration from the Beard, whe parpaso shortly to call as Extraordinary Meeting of shareholders to dis- cuss and approve of such a schong as inay best recensend itself to the meeting. The ainoant a much larger sum than has appeared in any former half year, but this is oning chiefly to the to the iron rooling and columns, &c., for some of material for the new vessels we are building, and the new workshops remaining in stock until the bil has been rundered and the stock credited pleasure in recording our appreciation of the xcellent services given by our staff, who have displayed much zeal and ability in the execution of their arduous taties. I am also pleased to half year under favourable auspices, the returns for July being quite satisfactory, and the pros. pects of having a busy six months are bright and hopeint

There being no questions, the CHAIRSAN pro of accounts.

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Marsh, and his accompaniment was spiritedly us to God's glory and the advancement of God's soner to the police. The fourth here," and "Before concinding my remarks 1 luxe grent and by opposing unhealthy and epoculation—|

Bruising Medical Powler." Price at 50 cents per bottle. Made from the bost Helected medicine to be used for the aboro Oil and Powder.

-散及油造製油藥好選捒

ingly well rendered. The sole from The Mex- with," Why do the Nations." was magnificently sung by the woll known baritonesuloist, Mr. Alee played by Mr. A. Gordon Ward, the organist. The anther "O Give Thanks" was well sung by the Choir, and the hymu, sung by choir and congregation, "Praise the Lord, ye heavens ailore Him," prefaced the sermon by the Bishop/ the Choir, and after the Benediction by the replied. "I have not got them." With regard { inform you that we have entered on another Chinesa by the Government at itë full value at away thousands of dollars worth of medicine in

of Victoria.

Williams.

all mankind.

The Te Deum, Roland Smart's in C, as the

SUPREME COURT.

Augast 20th.

CRIMINAL BESSIONE.

BEFORE HIS Hoorn SIR JOHN CARRING TON, C.M.G. (CHIEF JUSTICE).

די

THE ARMED ROBBERY AT SAM SHUI PO.

guilty.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK CO.. LIMITED.

WONG CHI KOON is one of the largest Native Drug shops in Canton, employing about 300 men. The Proprietor, Mr. U Yam capacity, and is also very benevolent, giving to the main off- Ting, is a man of great energy and business

charity, usually with an chanco. Ho as many testimonials as to the efficiency of his medicines from officials, soketars and business on. Like the Chinese generally he has great faith in alicine and is desirous of giving people of western lands the homofit of his medicines.

Ho has subtitted to me the formulas of some

the Hon. J. J. Keswick, and there aero' present the Company abreast of all possible and interior of thina when they are shipped from collow sulphúte of arsenic, animal and vegetabi

ADMIRAL LANG AND THE CHINESE CRISIS.

the

the

of Germany.

THE TROPICAL AGRICULTURIST.

MONTHLY RECORD OF INFCEMATIÓN FOR PLANTERS OF

has

The medicine is to be chielly used as a ster-

(Signed) J. G. KERR,

Canton.

Directions are given according to the Chines method of using the medicines.

The nature of the all is very mild, but its Action is exceedingly good, possessing won- defully curative effects in both internal and external discuses. As it is an invaluable medi.

ice it should be kept on hand ready for use by.

DIRECTIONS. all persons, whether at home or abroad.

For external use rub the oil on the temples forehead, between the eyebrows, back of the

ears and neck, on the chest and back, on the

The object of the Administration in dealing with the land question has been to secure for very settler the lusting possession of his plot, that is, the acquisition of large tracts of land in view of a rise in price-to offer to all a share in the increasing value of the land in the Protes tonite. The land is first bought from the the moment of the German occupation, and then sold to settlers. Would-be purchasers have been so numerous that a sum of 8101,981 le heen realised on the sales. Tsintun is, and will rei nain, a free port. The German Frotectorate and a free port, and as such especially recom- Mr. C. S. SHARP, in seconding sail-The mends itself as an emporium since the mer figures you have laid before us speak very elo-chan't can there store, free of duty, his quently of the prosperity of the company's wares from abroad or his raw materials brought of his preparations for examination, giving fall business, they being the second best on record, as from the interior of China. The Chiness in explanation as to the medical qualities of the you have pointed out, and they ought to be con port duties can only be levied on goods brought ingredient. I have found the Tung Kwan San sidered satisfactory by the most exacting of the to Tsintau hy sea when they are transported or Aray Modical Powder and the Tit Ta San

The increased revenue which beyond tha berders of the Protectorate into

or Falling and Braising Medical Powder cem we have read. In the lesson from Teal, 12th

The ordinary taif-yearly meeting of sharoslareholders, holders in the abece Company was field yoster-liss besa shown since the recant additions Chinese territory. The Chinese export datics posed of lush, Bators, Camphor, Rhubarb, two chapter, verses one to five, we find the words

day at won at the offices of the Company, to the company's establishment and plant show can only be levied on goeds bought from the kinds of gum, with rud oxide of mercury and God is my salvation," and I think that we

Queen's Buildings. The elair was occupied by the wisdom of the measures take to

likely the German Protectorato to any other place. charcoal, which are known in western pharmacy, can fully realise this lesson this morning. We

in the Protectorate, Besides this it contains gold leaf, tigers and dra- have all of us been through weeks of very great

products Messra. N. A Siebs, J. S. Van Buren. A Hauptdannds upon it, and I think all present Products grown

gons bones, shavings of antelope and rhinoceros 자산 Protectorate, pay anxiety. If we look back at what our feelings

J.H. Lewis, R. Shawan, D. E Brown (Director bare Extened with interest to what you articles manufactured from

export duty, horns, which I have shown hira that chemical were six weeks ago, I think we aan all

D. Gillies (Chief Manager), T. I Rose (Secreare said on the subject of contemplated ad tary). Mureny Bain, de Champeaux Geo.ditions of a like nature, and I think that this and the aume applies to articles made in seines proves to be inert, he proposes to amit

Protectorate o sea-imported goods. remember that the one grest feeling of our

Wong Sap: Lenny Shak, and Yat Loi were Medhurst, F. Henderson. Ho Fook, H. Ham will meet with the hearty support of the share lives was: How utterly impotent man is ?

which is enn ha injected into the nostrife: There were our friends and our fellow country charged with (1) robbery heing armed; (phrere. E. 8. Kelly, J. J. Leiria, H. K. Leigh, holders. I think the signs of the times touh. Only on opinm is an exeige anty equal to that from the medicine prepared for foreign use.

ou an establishment such as this, and wa

The small amount of oxide of mersury and bien shut up in Paking, few in number, beset eiving stolen goods. They ploaded not. J. May, R. Mitchell, H. A. W. Slade, der tally point to further calls and increased calls loved by the Chinese customs levied on behalf untatory, as is put up in small metal bottles by

shom Stewart, C. S. Sinry, W. H. Wieking, W.

onght to see to it that we are in the very

sulphids of arecie will not be dangerous used by large mirabers of enemies, and whilst I do

The jurors were Masses. A. H. Mancell, G. Winterbarn, ad C. M. Young.

The CHAIRMAN said-Gentlemen, the report best position to meet those calls. I gladly

in this way. not wish for a moment to depreciate the courage, David Benjamin, T. V. do Faria Neves, the skill, the determination and endurance of Adolph Tussen, Julius Holos; A. H. da and statement of accounts having been in your endorse the rearks just made about the hands for some days, with your permission wervices of the staff. I think the corapany hon those who have been straggling so in Peking, Silva, A. M. Place dos Remedios,

The Altorney-General (the Hon. W. Meigh will take them as read. The returns for the heen very well served by the staff, and if I may

Sugar, Palms, Cotton, Cardamous, Kola, wo most of us love some to the knowledge that Goodman, Q..) said the prisoners were charged inlf year urs again mest satisfactory, the be permitted to exprves an opinion I woubi Tea. Cacao, Cinchons, Coffee, Indiarubber,

Coc. Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Fibrous gross earrings exceding those of auy former suggest that those services should meet with

Plants, and other Products suited some 500 fighting men cannot resist tons of with having committed an armed robbery at Sam

The raotion was carried.

for Cultivation in the Tropies. thousands of arined men, armed with heavier Shui Po at the house of a man named Wong half year, and the net returns are the second best more tangible recognition.

Shau on the 18th July. He was afraid that on record; thus your Directors have very great

This was all the business:

Published at Observer Office, Colombo, Cevlon. grans, and with all the supplies they wanted. A this case, like a good many others they had had pleasure in being able to lay before you a state-

Dividend warrants will be ready to-day-

HE TROPICAL AGRICULTURIST far as we can gather from the occasional messages at that court, showed how utterly regardlessment of accounts so highly creditable. All our

now an assured position in its large that cut through, they were without food some people, especially in the New Territory establishments have been faily occupied during

cirenlation in Ceylon, Southern and even Cen- without water, without sufficient ammunition, appeared to be as to the law. In this case the the period under review, but owing to increased

tuland Northern India, the Straits Settlements, Sumatra, Jara, Boruso, Northern Australia, and after some lapse of time they had to be depen prosecutor was the keeper of a temple at Sum facilities from the new machines that have been Shui Po, just beyond the Cosmopolitan Decks, addel recently, we have passed a very large

Queensland, Central America, Natal, Mauritius deuton what they could obtain from outside for The man was an opium sucker and appeared amount of work through our hands. The amount

Heuter's representative last month had an and the West Indies. From all sub-tropical their very existence. On the other hand, within to be rather a callous apathetic sort of available for appropriation is $920617.66, which

interview with Rear-Admiral Lang, who was 100 miles or 20 of Peking, a large fleet was fellow, for he did not take the trouble to report the Board recolumends for distribution es

Tasure of support. The Engah, Indian and located. It must be rubbed on for 5 minutes. For toothache fint a little in the tooth on estton assembled with heavy guas so every appliance the robbery to the police at first, although he told stated in the report, vix, that a dividend and instructor to the Chinese Navy, and held the planting settlements we have had cordial ap of modern science--a magnificent fighting flest mighbonus. It appeared that at about nine bonus of 20 per cent. or $312506 be paid to rank of admirth in that service Admiral La proval of the publication and an encouraging abdomen or wherever the pain or soreness in o'clock on the evening of the 18th July he shareholders, a bonus of 520,000 to contribution said everyone regarded China as practically dead Colonial Press has spoken in commendatory

Effects in headache, fainting, colds, sore throat, —and there were messages coming through was in his honsa little honse with two ropes, shareholders, that $245.010.91 be written froia from a naval and milivary point of view after terms of the ft Ay as also Directors of Publie and rub on the gaus. The oil has beneficial saying how urgent was the need of help-Come one in front end ons at the buck. He was lur- the value of Kowloon and Cosmopolitan the war with Japin, unless reorganised by The Gardens from Sir Joseph Hooker, F.R.S., stomach-chs, celio pubs, theumatism, muah ness of the limbs, pain in the back ramp, No Planter should be without it.

local quickly; we are at the last extremity. Make ing a smoke of opium and a coolie was close by Docks and from the stents annches, and ropean offears and the fact that Chinese troops downwards, and so have all planters.

swelling and inflamations, influeren, him tilling his pipe. This was in the front the balance, $356,256.75, be carried to new have been able to oppose the advance of the

Subscription, including postage, in advancoiserie, toothache, pains in the head and con haste, our food is running short, and our ain.

room. In the back room was his wife. It

acecunt. The allotment of our funds in the allied army must be an intense surprise to

£1 SterlingRupees 195 Dollars intuition is running out. Yet there was the was alleged that the prisoners burst open the manner stated will, we trust be satisfactory to everyone, especially as in the disturbed district

shareholders. Many of our buildings are now the country is so flat that it could afford no Single copies s. or R1. back copies 3. or Rd.ulsions after childbirth, prickly heat, bois, Heet of all the combined great powers, complete door and untered the house. No.

in course of hoing pulled down to make room special shelter to one or the other. That

Any one of the four volumes completed, bound and mosquito bites.

water, and it is to be repeated every two or with all the science, intelligence and power of in carrying in his right hand a knife andl the world, as it is now, and yet they could do a las tett a paper torch, while a revolver for much larger sind better arranged workshops. the Chinese European-drilled troops are making in cloth, lettered, with comprehensive index Internally the dosa is five drops in a little

was hung round his neck This ninn went up and a large number of our old madnes found good use of their artillery does not surprise 106: for 41 10a. (or R18), carriage prepaid.

As a modium for English, American, and three hours at the same time wing it ex more or less obsolete and worn out have been but that they are making good rifle practice st

ternally. nothing. Certainly the one thought dawning to the prosecutor, und said,Don't say a word

Australian ADVERTISEMENTS of goods

The proprietor of the Kwong Chi Koon or I'll kill you," and proceeded to take removed in accordance with a statement made long range is a cause for wonder. This is the

It more a matter for surprise, because, as far as I suitable for the tropics, India, as well as Ceylon, upon our minds at that time and the great les-

for examination a number of his preparatione son that all of as may learn from the events of bangle off his arms and to appropriate other by my predecessor at our last meeting.

am aware, they have received no European train- He then handed the torch to No, we found far more economical it the long ran things.

ar connected with agriculture, the Tropical with the receipt for each.

HII YAUAs you wish Oil" sa is," and God lins, in His own good way, saved bangles. No. 3 appeared to have been acting as modern construction, rather than ax ap the old the opinion that, even with Chinese troops oppos Agriculturist stands unrivalled, the work being those people. Men's impotence was shown but a sort of seatay. When they had got what one, and as the pulling down of the old working them, a couple of thousand European troops constantly in the hands of Native as well as wide circulation and is very much used. It is God's power has also been shown. We were they could they went back to the prosecutor, shops and the removal of worn out machines could march through the country between Pelin Enzoposu Rud Au-rican agriculturists. Being

a Monthly Periodlea, the Tropical Agriculturist composed of aromatic and stimulant herbs and seized his pillow, and found money and jewellery represent a considerable diminution of our and Tientsin; and I am at a loss to account for

pharmacopoeia, together with pingpin (s costly led to realise that we could do nothing, and we in it. It would have beon batter for them ageta, to cover the loss your Directors recon- the success of the Chinese, ns, after all, the lies on the table and is very often referred to barks, most of which are well known in our know not whether those people had supplies of if they had left this pillow alone, is it metided the writing down of an equivalent sum Chinese Army, as a whole, can only be described daring cash mouth.

Mt. W. T. Thisalton Dyor, F.L.8. C.M.G., Bind of camphor) hishops wort, orris root, with from the value of our Kowloon and Cosmopolitan as a horde of untrained and undisciplined man.

of the objectionable substances which enter food, whether they continued to live, and whethor was the articles found herein which led to God had turned the hearts of enemies to desist their identification. On leaving the house they properties. The necessity of increasing the The situation at Tientsin, however, occasions Assistant Director of Kew Gardens, waiting two or three other less known articles, but none

made their way to Tuipo with their pluniler,

pertory of everything relating to the economic the combinations which has real merite and may be in such a position ns to overtake the that place are no doubt the remnants of I

botany of the East." When the tine came to pay the woman the nort large amount of harness which offers in the Hang-chang's army, the best drilled troops in

For the sale of plants, seeds, machinery, in, it is not strange that it has attained so wide been saved. Is it not, therefore, right for us today they tell her they had no money, but gave way of docking and repairs, and get the work China. On the departure of Li Hung.chang

(Signed) Docron J. G. KEER, sny “Behold! Godis aur salvation?" Is it not her some bangles and asked her to sell then finished in the shortest timas possible to the for Canton, this force (which, it must to re-plements, Sewed in tropical ites, sugar, fibres, a reputation for the relief of maladies for which

Canton, China. No. 3 asked her to sell a silver chain. The satisfaction of our constituents, has for maubered. is an Imperial one) would pass under c) agriculture, no better advertising medium it is recommended. right for us to most together as we live woman took the chain rond to a silversmith, long fine engaged the earnest attention the control of the Viceroy of Chibli, so that thoir

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Any order please apply to:- of your Bourl. but only during the last attitude in no way compromisca Li Hung-chong, to-day to give glory to God, and to God alone? who prompdy melted it down su us to prevent

twelve months has a comprehensive selemo heen who has now no jurisdiction over his old army 12 lines and under pur Line...Us. l. (8 annas) MESSES, DARTLY 3 Co

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No. 19, Queen's Bead Central, To give thanksgiving, to give glory to God and it from being identified. The prisoners were

formulated and finally dociled upon for carry. When I was in China this force ambered

Hongkong, to God alone for the victory and power which He subsequently got hold of by the police.

The prisoners were found guilty on the first ing out this very important undertaking, bat 10,000 men, and was always more or less feared Quarter Pago (once) 17s. R10) 5 per cont, off for

41.5 R17 each additional who are appointed Sole Agents for the sale count, and the first was sentenced to eight years as shareholders may be desirous of having some at Pekin. These are the only trained troope has brought to praise Him for Hisenilless mer

B24 insertion. idea of the extent of the improvements we have China of any value. There are others, Lut Wholo £2 cles, to praise Him for not having to mourn over hard Inbour, and the second and third to saven

For long contracts, special reductions. the loss of the Bepresentatives of the West und years hard labour, each of them niso to receive considered necessary to enter apon, I will in- they are not worth considering. It is not to be

Communications respecting advertisements form you in as few words as possible the limit wondered at if the position at Tientsin is serious. for the many personal friends? We can meet to strokes with the birch,

of our recommendations. After most careful While the Chinese have the East and West gether to rejoice to-day over their safety. Let us

Yan Ti Ki and Yau Wa Chun were charged consideration, the decision we arrived at in Arsenals there-the two principal arsenals give thanks to God, for God is our salvation and with robbery being armed at Mira Bay on the order to meet all the demands on our resources in China, with the exception of Nanking, pro was to eruet a new blacksmith's shop, which has bably crammed with guns of every calibre the by Him and Him alone our people were saved. 3rd August. They pleaded not guilty.

The jurors were Messrs. H. P. Jertenm, been completed, as you will observe from the paly arms at the disposal of the foreigners Another lessoniy suggested by the second lesson

Tifles we read, Romans 12, verses 21 Vengeance is Henry Harrow, Vasco Luiz dos Remedios, W. report before you. The constraction of a ty until the landing of guns frora the ships would mine, suid the Lord, I will repay," I do think Munt, C. W. Bichards, R. J. dos Remedios, forge was also determined upon having all the be a small supply of

and A. R. Lowe

necessary cranes, fumaces and stean humers and the light guns from warships would be no that we want to hear that lesson in mind; which

The Attorney-General said the two prisoners for executing the heaviest class of forgings, insteh for the heavy guns in the hands of the is now shown to all of us; to bear a spirit of were clurged with robbery, being armed with this addition to our plant is now well advanced Chinese. The Chinese arsenals are full of justice, and we went all of us to beware of a revolvers and kuivas, upon the person of one You and might be finished in a short time but for guns, this being due to the fact that the Tuotai vengeful spirit. A great crime has undoubtedly Apt and taking from bin money amounting to the great difficulty is seenring coolie labour to in charge of every arsenal received a large SI600, two choques, an umbrell, and a pair of remove the hill at the back of the forge. It commission imported into Chin These guns was likewise coneinded construct a new are exceedingly good, and the Chinese trained been caminitted, whoever incidentally is re-boots The Attorney-General explained that

have always proved very efficient sponsible we may not be able to say at once, the prosecutor was collector for a rice shop at erecting and turning shop 270 feet in length, by Europeans to the use of heavy guns as well but this we can say, that undoubtedly a great New Fraya West which did an extensive busi- with the bays each of 55 feet in width, the as small arms, I

1 came

the past two months is: How impotent man2, who wout to the wife and stripped off hers replace a worn out muchine with one of more Ling since the wur," A short time ago I expressert the Straite Settlements, Java, and West Indies. Drug Store of Canton has placed in my hands

from the attack. This weknow, thatwhenman was

proved to be incapable of saving them they have going to a lodging-house kept by a womazicapacity of our docks and workshops so that we less surprise. The Chinese troops uttacking the T. 4. refers to it as an astonishing re- { into many Chinese medicines. It is one of

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