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POLICE COURT.

Tuesday, 28th September.

BEFORE ME. T. SIRCOMBE SMITH (Powon MAGISTRATE).

LARCENT OF DIAMONDS AND GOLD,

On

Wong I Lam was brought up on the charge of stealing from his master; Ng Fak, Atweller and silversmith, 52, Coolirano Street, diamonds to the value of $550 and broken gold worth $20, the 25th Ng Fak gave evidence int, to the affect that од the 12th inst. Wong I Lam, the defendant, left his service without notics; two days inter another employee named Chi Cheung also left. This made the mastor suspicious, and he oponed Chi Cheung's drawer, expecting to find fiftee diamonds which had been given to Chi to work. with. In the drawer was a box containing ten

to witness

LATE TELEGRAMS.

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THE NEW CABÍZET.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS WEDNESDAY, SEPT)MBER 30TH 19, 3

London, 22nd Bøptember." The report that Lord Millner has been offered a seat in the Cabinet is still largely credited. A special messenger left London on Sanday with a message to Lord Milner from the King,

-N.-C. D.N.

London, 23rd September.

A NEW BUILDING IN QUEEN'S |

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PEKING.

KODAKS. FILMS, AND ACCESSORIES.

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GOOD WORK. PROMPT RETURN.

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PHOTO GOODS STORE.

TEMPORARY SHOW-ROOMS, 12, QUEENS ROAD

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Hongkong, 17th September, 1903.

THE GERMAN CUSTOMS TARIFF.

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the brain rapidly, and the result has been that the insane asylums of the South Alling up and overflowing with the unfortunate victima There has been a cheap Mr Oppenheimer, British Consul-General at and inferior coesins placed on the courkots, and Frankfurt, in the course of his latest report on this fact has hastened the erasing of many of While there are laws prohibiting the sale of German trode, remarks that the total foreign its users. 11,000 million marks. This enormous Sgure getting it, for there are always unscrupulons shows how important it is for Germany to hare denggiets who will tako chances or selling

Feking, 16th September.

MESSES, WATKING'S PHARMACY.

The report propositions from Russia con" That the British are a progressive nation is cerning the evacuation of Manðburis are no longer "secret," but seem to be known pretty London, 21st September.

an established fact, and never has progress in The papers agree that the list of resignations this Calopy been better exemplified than in the generally throughout the city. According to is now complete. Mr. Akose Donglas, Home handsome new Pharmavy of Messrs, Watkins, former agreement Russia should have cleared The building itself out of Manchuria at least eight months ago, Secretary, has gone to Balmoral. His visit and Ld., in Queen's Rood. that of Mr. Brodrick are interpreted as indies-reffects as much credit, upon the architect Mr. sad now she proposes to carry out that agree- tions of their removal to other posts.

John Lemm as upon the Company of whose mout only by the grouting of new conditions The front on the part of Ohins. Russia proposes to entarprise it is a monument. portion of the ground floor is occupied by a dis. contral the quarantine regulations for New- pensary 40ft. deep and 40ft. Gin. wide, naturally obwang and other plots. This puts a great The power in her bands, and rales nas be made tighted from the front and two sides. front of the dispensary is of handsome which will greatly hamper trade and the rights design and is almost wholly composed of glass of other nationalities. Already Russia is ral- a high hand in Newchwang, and both plain and coloured-the name of the ing with In addition to direct telegrams of sympathy frm over the door being of some gives letters many Chinese are being punished for not received by Mr. Chamberlain, the Colonial in nickel bar frame. Ornamental iron-work observing all the quarantine regulations. All trade of Germany last year amounted to almost the drug, there is little diffionity experianoad in will agree that Russia can do this much better Office has published many official telegrama adds to the imposing appearance of the windows diamonds, eight of which were of those be hat from the Colonies, expressing regret at Mr. Protecting aiding grilles have been placed along then the Chinese can, but it should be done in given to his employes, the others did not balano Chamberlain's rosignation, appreciation of his the frontin atcordance with most modern ideos. Is way that does not interfere with equal rights her commercial relations with foreign countries it, and there are many physiciour who will write

Show windows lined with mirrors and with velvet-covorud shalves have been made at the rear of vertical glues. The dispensary itself is fitted up with took Hitings of latest design. Tho" shelves will be lined with velvet, aud the backs of the cases are ensmelled Nile green, as in the most up-to-date London pharmacies. Centre compartments have bent waterfall doors and backe lined with mirrors, The Crown,” being the trade mark of the firm, has been introduced into the pediments, and being treated to represent su actual crown, forms a striking feature in the general design, the large countor bar face-cases, waterfall-top pposite the entrance a splendid glass table cases, soreens and tosks; and in the centro with the firm's zeme, Royal coat of arms, etos, bas been effectively introduced. There will be European and Chinese sections of the dis- posary and movable cases are being made to occupy parts of the present unoccupied space. The artificial lighting will be obtained by both gas and electricity. The gas-üttings are of improved design, and the number of lights put in will brilliantly illuminate the dispensary, the windows being specially lighted by the latest style of street lights.

TUB BALEANS.

consequence sent bis wife to Canton to look for his policy,--N.-C. D, N. defendant. Thesearch was successful, and Wong returned to Hongkong in custody. Complainast was in the habit of giving gold to his workmen with which to work, and he had lost $20 worth, recognised as that prodaood in Court. The pawn-tiokota for the gold were also found in the drawer. Que pawn-ticket was found on defendant relating to the pawning in Hongkong of a diamond ring to which was a stone resembling one he had given to Wong to set. Defendant had also received four diamonds, two of which were discovered in a small box; the other two in the same place were inferior substitutes, recognised as being of the number of the 15 stones given to Chi Choung.

Che Ku, wife of Ng Fak, gave evidence of her journey to Canton in search of defendant.

Wong 1 Lam admitted pawning the diamonds, and said that Chi Cheung ran away leaving a letter for his master. Chi gave him a diamond which he pawned for 8105, earning $15 on the transaction by telling his accomplice he only received $90. For Chi he also bought two diamonds; the price was $25 and he charged $39. Defendant stated that he was 19 years old, and had a previous conviction of laresay from the same complainant agṣinst him.

Yesterday an assistent warder of Victoria Gaol gavo evidence of identifying defendant as one who had done a month's hard isboar in the geol.

Berlin, 24th September. Semi-Bois! news from St. Petersbarg to the effect that Russia and Anstris kave again strongly remonstrated, both with the government in Holla and Constantinople, on Becount of the assistance rondared to Kom- statsshin, the leader of the Macedonian rebellion, by Halgatis, and the cruelties of the Turkish troops. Both theso actions will hinder the carrying into effect of the reforms.

The other Powers declare that, at the least signs of opposition to carrying out the reform programme, they would decline to assist either Balgaria or Turkey.-O. Lloyd.

London, 24th September.

The completo victory of the Radicals (who supported the ardered King) in the zerrian election leaves them face to fac. with the regioide eligus. This promises interesting devolopments; meanwhile the court-martial on Captain Nova Levitch, the leader of the counter-conspiracy, has begun.-N.-O.D.N.

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to place troops all up and down the Sangari river. If that is allowed the will withdraw her troops in a year from Kirin and Tsitsibor. But when we see the windings and tremendous length of the Sungari river we can easily soa that laying control of that river gives Russia a practical control of Manchuria. The river reaches down to the headwaters of theYalu river, and hassis would have a line of troops all the way from the coast to brown possessicus. This would give her practically the control ofManchuris, The marvel is the readiness of certain of the highest «Moials-in-Peking to give credence to these Russia's farcar that it would seem that every proposals. The proposition is zo distinctly in loyal Chinese would oppose it with tooth and nail. Telegrams are pouring in to the Wai supo from Chinese students in varicus conntries urging their country to stand firm. It is needless to say that there tele, rams are mostly consigued to the fro by order of the Viorry, it in any other country on the earth the would be held up to public approval as signs that patriotism is not all dead among the Chinese, Prince Ching is distinctly pro-iussian in bis proclivities, and as France brings her a decision favour- able to Russia, we may soon see that Ensia's plans have been carried ont, as they usually pro, when mest nations look supinely on...

The state of things in l'eking is about as bad

as it could be. It is hard to secura justice in

London, 25th September.

A noticeable feature is the introduction of assistance to bear on The Ottoman Commissioner has notified Bulgaria that the Sultan bas issued an iradé statuette electric lamps in special positiona. sonationing the execution of reforms in Maca. It is intended to have the floor of the dispensary dorin by a Mixed. Commission; but as the panelled with marble tiles, and white marble announcement does not indicate the composi-and mirrors will be inserted in all available. tion of the Commission, and is vagno in other positions and the whole either at day or night respects, it is believed at Sofis that the negotin. will present all the aspects of the beat English chemists" and druggists" emporiums. The light design of the verandah on the front permits the Crate.-shop-front and dispensary to be readily seen from the street, and more light and air is obtained. The parapet hos crowns, contre pediment, and flagpole.

His Worship committed Wong I Lam for tions are merely a manæavro. trial at the next criminal sessions.

ABBAULT.

While the second mate of the Canton steamer | Paon in the disobarge of his duties was. imgating the women's quarters on board, he found several coolles amongst the women. The officer proceeded to clear the men out, and in secting the last of the coolies by accident kicked one of the women in the back. At the Police Court on Saturday the mata was charged by the woman with assault, but the case was romanda until yesterday to permit of medical evidence being submitted-Dr. Lang attended, and said that the wound on complainant was about the size of a sixpence. Defendant inado a statement in above, after which his Worship sald that he agreed that it

A part of the British Mediterranean Squadron has arrived at Suda Bay, Northern N.C.D. N.

THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN CRISIS.

Berlin, 22nd September.

Government of

It is expected that the Austria- ungary will be able to reach an agreement with Hungary. The Hungarian popnluce is calming down.

At the rear of dispensary up the ground floor, are the geners) and private offices and two packing-rooms, and under the whole is a well- lighted airy godown for storage. The remain. der of the sile is taken up with steam aerated Berlin, 23rd September,

water factory, 100 ft. 6 in. by 30 ft., with The Emperor Francis Joseph hus, in ad antegraph later, ked Hedervary to formator.ge cockieft and all waders appartenances. new Hungariaz Cabinet. He says further that The first floor over the dispensary is a large, he has noted the deplorable conditions which well-rearstated room to be cecupied us the town threaten the workings of the state with deep business fices of the Canten-Hongkeng Ics grief. He is willing to introduce reforme in and Cold Storage Co., Id, of which Messrs. the Army se for as the interests of the united Warkis Ld., are general maangers, we an accident, but the mate had no right to Empire Kingdom will allow He in autions to the rear portion on the first floor are ten fairly came to scare understanding with Hungarion, sized as fisted in European style and suitable for ordioary offices. The architect for and hope the risks may be resolved, for which buildings and fatigas Mr. John Leum of purpone be hus forwarded the new law concern 64, Queen's Loud Central and the contractor Found the servants' quarters of the house

is Yo Yick of Stuni-y Street. No., Camorón Villas, Kowloon, withouting conecription to the Briebsrath.-D. Lloyd,

kich the coolios... The woman was awarded $5 compensation.

ILLEGAL VISITORS.

haring the permission of the master or mistress, three Chinese were fined. $5, or seven days.

FALSE EVIDENCE.

In a case of unlawful possession of clothing, a Chinese wituess for the defence nt speaking the frath was fined $10.

OFIUE CASES, Six different charges of being in unlawful possession of opium were heard, sail penaltios imposed, in one case of $100,

APPROPRIATING cows.

SOCIALIST STATEMENT DENIED.

Eerlin, 23rd September.

The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeilung states that Bibel's remarks of the socialistic meeting new taking plaes that the fancial position of the German Empire is so unfavourable as to make necessary the delug of payments to con tractors, are without any foundation.-O. Lloyd.

BEWARD TO COUNT BULOW.

Berlin, 23rd September. The King of Italy has presented Count

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the polics courte and the common man has a hard time if he has to enter the yan. Men pre taken to the Kango's on insignificant ebarges and beld till they los all hope and spirit, After so much talk of reconstruction in the courts of Peking and the hopes e. tertained on the appointment of Prince Su, the outerme is most humiliating. Without doubt the Prince

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is hampered in his efforts to clarify cliy life and cannot bring to pass all that bat desires. seems to be the general oi ion that what reaches bin personally will be sure of an honest

element.-N.-C. Daily News.

THE GOVERNORSHIP OF CEYLON.

extend to such proportions that great injury will resalt; in fact, great injury has already resulted, for I am satisfied that many of the horrible crimes committed in the Southern States by the coloured people can be traced babitually used the poison for a certain length directly to the cucaine Labit. After a person has of time Fa becomes mentally irresponsible. No man can use it long and retain his normal mental. condition. It is a brain-wrecker of the worst kirt.”

prescription. I understand that eter some tariff is notable for heavy increases in duties of the saloon-keepers of Atlaatu, Bissing agricultural as well as on industris! pro-ham, Chattanooga, Augusta, and other South- duota, This tariff, says the Consul General era cities, now keep a full supply of cocaine for question considerable study, and am convinced se been the subject of a violent contest, as it their customers. I have given the cocaine was strongly opposed by a considerable part of that if soms stringent law is not enacted and the population. The free-trado party in Ger-enforced against its use the habit will grow and many is still busily agitating. The consumers are willing listeners, for they are threatened by a considerable increase of the duties on food, the export industry, too, which has grown year by year, fears that its interests are seriouely threatened. The exporters argue that, if a country so highly developed as Germany reizes Customs duties, this would be the signal for sicilor steps on the part of its these countries whick constitute its best customers. This apprehension has already been verified to a consid-rable extent. Swie zerland has responded with a new Custom- tariff, the increased duties on textiles and iron goods being mainly framed against Germany;| Russia and Austria Hungary have moved

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lines, likewise Italy; that when the time comes for the oen. clusion of new tructius, the duties in the most important European countries will have Leen raised to an unnatural level, which must

of goods. Sober manufacturers and artisans in Germany are convinced that the example set bý that country must ultimately favour protectivo tendencies in other countries. They watda with much apprehension the industrial growth of the United States, which is looked

Prove most detrimental to the mutual exchange

in the United Kingdom, too, is upon as the "Leuing danger." The fooling being watched with much concern

as the opinion it geining ground that the German Customs datien, which are being persistently increased, must in the end bring about a change in the

to wow prevailing there. This danger is is wazy quarters in Germany, regarded as the

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tukes fully one-fifth of all gooda exported how Germany, and Germany, again, is the Jai ed Kingdom's best customer. While the protectionist agrorians and the large manufac taring industries are encouraging the German Government in its protectionist policy, the The Times of India writes-Sir Henry waller and middle-class Industries and he venires of export are showing a marked un- Blake as bad such a long experience of govern- ing Crown Colonies in different parts of the "asies dre to the uncertainty of the near glbe, and has been so popular in Hengker, gommercial future. The Agrarian party had that his sproiriment to Ceylon will prob. byre hop that the Tupe lai. Government would, welcome to the dwellers in the Shiningdiately after passing the Tariff Act, Island." The present Governor, Sir Jaunime the existing comincial treaties, but West Ridgeway, retires next month, loving the Government appears anxious to accomplish Leld the position for seven years and right the Mark of negotiating and secncis g The Pharmacy is fitted up with the most

new freeg hefore giving the year's notice up-to-date appliances. Asceptic cupboards for months, of which be spot fourteen mom the the storage of surgical dressings are a frature, leave. Eighty (gs Keresand Worres who governed Csy on fer a'must exactly the and nothing modern is missing. Special battles, so moulded and labelled that the dispenser is at Some rides Sir J. West Ke way, was ones warned whom he is handling a potent noted for his sergetic ad-making polley. Sir West Ridgeway will bị con embered large y drug, have been introduced to render the

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COCAIN INHALERS.

Corrine spilling, cording to a statemen

U Fun, an ex-wator policeman, and Choung Bulow with a life-sized portrait of himself, haring been spared by the firm in thorough and it is said that before he leaves the population. The labi: is growing with wonder.i

O. Lloyd.

THE TEAE'S TRAVELS,

Berliu, 23rd September. The Tear, accompanied by Count 'awsdorf,

THE FUTURE OF MOROCCO.

were awarded six and three months' hard-labour respectively for stealing oows from Chinese territory. There were four parson's implicated in the eriu.c, of whom two were dealt with last Fri- day, receiving six months' hard labour each. It leaves Vienna on the 30th September. appears that eloven cove is all want missing 0. Lloyd. from farmers sheds in Chinesò territory, and a complaint was laid with the New Territory Polion. Search was made, and five cows were discovered in the possession of the four dofen- dants, of which they could give no likely account, The animals were identified by the farmers an belonging to them, the remaining six having probably been slaughtered.

BEFORE MR. J. H. KEMP (ACTING POLICE MAGISTRATE).

HIGHWAY BORERLY.

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appearance. Additions to stock have been may : obralete remedier, and toilet and patent

Bo has been an eber.

States.

| segarity of knowledge eva more secure, if because of his railway extension policy, the which appears in the New York Tribune, mads possible, by mechanical mazs. Dispensing important northern he having been carried by Cal.-J. W. Watson, of Georgia, who has out under him. He pashod forward the been rishing in Washing:ou, threatens to Bealer, va a os.tive as the analyst's ba unce,

Cadastrol Survey with characteristic sergy, depopulate the Southern States of their coloured glisten on the dispensing counter, no expense

ful pidity, and ils evil effects are being seen important part of Surveyor-General will be abh to present in all the towns and cities of the Southern equipping this mess

him with an eight-inch map of the shad their business, “Judge * pharmacist by the flet reliable record of the Lind as far us his

"In Atlanta," rays Col. Watson," cocaina dispensing " is the rula of the Ceylon is concerned.

qualifieh Fetic Governor and never wearied of collecting suifing has grown to such proportions that some profession, and

Information bearing on the administration of chemista ars employed Messrs. Watkins's

the islands Indeed, to some minds be devoted of the keepers of sulanus patronised by the Pharmacy should compare as favourably in this too much energy to these commissions and tot coloured people are going out of business, fr anflicient to economy. In review of his (evro when the cocaine babit fixes itself on a person respect with high-ela-a „pharmacies in the old

of office some months ago, the Times of Ceylan,

ull desire or craving for whisky is gone, the country as it does in external and interval

which voices the business and planting com» manity, remarked in rather plain language victim finding entire satisfaction in the sniffing 1ba is Excellency had shown sind activity and exlzategance; and in this rapet and in his ready, almost thoughtiess, coucersi ne to Ceyliness in varioes directions he has given bis censor a peculiarly difficult and thankless task." But Ceylon has doubtedly pros: ored in tim hast seven years, nu a ear or so ago Sir West Ridgeway spoke of bis term of office & haleyon period." Every year the revoOUG In increased, every year there has been a surplus, and he will be able to make a pleasing valedictory report. One matter to which Sir Henry Biske might well pay early attention is the prevalence of violent crime in the Island. It is a subject which the retiring Governor has often deprecated, but aufortunately this depart fery marked snecess. In this respect Sir Henry mat of the administration has not mist with Blake's early police expuriccoe in Ireland will be of considerable value,

London. 23rd September. The question of Morera has been disons-ed between France and Great Britain, but there is no present iden of establishing French pre-articles of all kinds making way for the latest dominanes in Morocco. The French military preparations in Southern Algeria are duo to the necessity of dealing with the recurring raids.-N-C. D. N.

products of Britain,

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the Continent

and

An innovation in Eastern pharmacy is the fountain standing in the centre of the shop and supplying super-aerated water of a pressure fourteen times as great as that obtainable by any other means. A super-saturated solution of The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issued carbon-dioxide parses through a special vacauta the following report :---

WEATHER REPORT.

Rod South Cane hoisted.

The barometer has rison slightly over the SE. coast of China and Formosa; fallen a

In broad daylight yesterday--the exnot fimo was 10,80 s.m.-a daring attempt at highway robbery was made in Queen's Road West, which bat for the vigilance of the police, might have been successful. An emigrant from Singapore was walking along, when three men suddenly little at Gap Rock. set on him. One man pot an arm round his neck and a knee in his back, another caught the N. part of the Chino Ses. It appears to be hold of him by the lege, and a third proceeded now lying to the E. or NE, of the Paracels,

Pressure rentius low also over the Pacific to to cut away his parse. Things looked ugly for

A depression seems to have developed over

chamber and drops by gravity into a receptacle beneath. By this means the solution of gas commences at the bottom of the glass instead of, as in ordinary aerated waters, from the surface and sides, and preserves its refreshing surpass for a much longer parial.

Customers are invited to inspect the ap paratus and to test the quality and flavour of Mesars. Watkins's fruit-syrups and essences, Messrs. Watkins being these depot in the East for the purchasers of the patent rights of the emigrant when P.S. 77 Abley arrived on the the S. of the Loochoos, and high over E. Japan. the plant. are in a position to take orders for Strong NE. winds in the Formosa Channel, private individuals to instal similar machin«, After an exciting chase one of the desperadoes was captured by the sergeant, and and N. to E. gales over the N. part of the The gas need is chemically paro and is prepa by the oxidation of regetable carbou inste of, as in the manufacture of ordinary seda sentenced to six months hard labour by His Chins Sea. Worship.

Forecast:-Strong NE. and E. winds, pos- water, from metalle carbonates, by the inter-

uation of sokis. sibly a gala; squally, showery,

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REPURNING FROM BANISHMENT. Ngan kuk has a record of character which speaks for itself:-Twice banished, served two yeare in gaol, and several convictions for larceny. He was committed to the next criminal sessions

or trial,

MACNIVEN & CAMERON'S "J" PENS are by special device in manufacture the smoothes. and most quill-like J nibs to be oirnined anywhere

Black J. Gilt J. Big J.

In 64, and 1s. boxes, at all Stationers.

WAVERLEY WORKS, EDINBURGHz. [2945-4),

On the top of the bailing foals.the Walsh Stand rd, a tribute to the patriotism of the Managing Director, Mr. G. A. Watkins; and we have little doubt that it will continue to font over a flourishing and progressive business,

The premises will be ready for occupation în a few days.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS. The P.M. steamer Korea, with maile, &o, left Shanghai for this port on the 29th inst., at day- light

The NGI. steamer Capri lett Singapore for this port on the 28th inst., and may be expected her os the 3rd prox

The steamer Mackson left Moji yesterday, at daylight, and should arrive here on the 4th prox.

The N.Y.K. steamer Inaba Maru (European Line) left hanghai for this port yesterday, and The N.Y.K. steamer Younta Mare (Austra is expected here to-morrow, p.m. ban Line) left Kobe for this port, via Nagasaki, yesterday, and is expected here on the tli prox.

of crapinė. I have visited some of the n gro ber-roms in Decatur Street, in atlanta, and the proprietors told my that the cocaine Jabit which had been acquired by the negroes wos tirply driving them out of business. The habit has grown rapidly, and its effects are sein nod felt in all, the towns and cities. It is cheaper than whisks, and the effrets last longer. For 25 or 50 cents one can bay enough cocaine to last a week. The cocaine crystals are palverised and mixed with sugar and reduced to the right slength. They are then placed in a box or pouch and carried in the pockete, Leing convenient for use whenever tified our physicians and men of medicine to it is felt that a grit is necessary. It bas wys-

and pulverising the crystals. By sniffing the know how the negroes learned the art of mixing cocaine up the nostrils it reaches the brain quicker, and the effect is more lasting than if swallowed or administered by bypodermio injec tion. Negroes who are addicted to the habit say have tried the two latter ways, and thai that they the effects are not by any means the mme, and do not afford the same degree of satisfaction and pleasure as when sniffed.

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"Another item is that a small pinch of the pulverised stuff goes farther than seven times the same amount swallowed or injected by the user. Its effects are said to be similar to there! of morphine, but it gives a feeling of a jag produced by large drinks of whisky. opium, too, it produces visions of wealth, beauty and happiness. There are no menageries and snakes in a drink from cocaine; it is full of gennias joys, it is claimed, until the effects be gia to dia out, when it requires another dose of two to start the machinery of joy and good feeling. Unquestionably the drug affects

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