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Consumption. Lung Troubles.

PRESOPNUDE

BY DOCTORS.

USED IN

HOSPITALS.

RECOMMENDED

BY NURSES.

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It is gratifying to note that every year a huge number of consumption hospitals and sartoria w Angler's

What Emulsion Systematically.

tter proof can be Kite of its val For the useful treatment of lung affections there are two u vin essental-first to Feed the bang thus, and seroni to improve motrition. Angiera Lapala des both. No other unedy bas such a soothing and healing teel spon the entiro perspóndore núiróns membrane, while its effect in pro- Farmer opetate, aiding digestion and asshatam, and moving station has been demonstrated beyond a quests of dimla, and is an established fad of thera- ties Prem 1e very first symptom of casumption Testarecí the disease no better tedy can He emph Angier's Haulsion positively has no for the freatinent ol, roughs, bronchitis, and, all peal respictory atamuthus. Iels picasant to take and agrees perfectly with Zjelicate Stetinches. Aspetroleum is not an arital cil, it is acceptable to all castes. Furthermore, in de preparation the Esubou is ur touched by band.

Angier's Emulsion

(PETROLEUM WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES

In thee sizes. Of Chemists and Bazaars.

THE ANGIER CHEMICAL CO., LTD., 32 SNOW HILL, LONDON, ENG.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20г¤, 1906.

LOCAL SPORT.

LEAQUE CRICKET.

JOINT STOCK SHARES.

Mesars. Vernon t Smyth say in their weekly share report dated Hongkong, January 19th, esalinnes Back, bub rates 1906. --Jusiness generally are fairly well maintained. There is nothing of auy importance, or any special features to report. Exchange on London TT

The following have been chosen to represent H.K.C.C. "A" in their Langna Bxture against the f'olise this afternoon at 2.15 p.in, sharp on the Crsigengewer ground by kind permission of the C.C.C.) Mestre, F. C. Butcher, A. S. Cobdon, E. A. Fowler, T. C. Gray, J. Boone,

BANKS--Hongkong and Shanghais ha Surgeon Horley, R.N., P. Jacks, Dr. F. 11. Kowchanged hands during the week at 857 and A. R. Lone, W. Peake, aud C. B. Piggott, SP, dusing steady at the latter rate; the fatest Landen rate is 45. 10 Nationsk unchanged Reservo Roy. JL. I. Wells,

nud wind, business.

HYRA MALE, G, CRAIGENGOWER CO.

MARINE INSURANCER-Unions, after sutall Tho following will represent the Bengkong sabon at 8730 nod $721, close at $730, China Civil Service Cricket Clubs is their League Tradors during the week have been plaas in match with Craigengower of the C.S. Ground smail lots at 890, 890 and $91, elasing at flo to-day at 215 pan, sharp:~W. T. Jackman kast muusi rate. Cantons have found several (Capt.), F. Biden, E. B. Read, P. T. Lamblers and close slowly at that. Yang- tsus a North Chinas are gated at Witchell, C. R. P. Raven, W. L. Weuser, G. Shanghai entes, there having boon no local Busleock, G. A. Woodcock, P. R. Adams and business in the stecka. The Unis Insurance Society advertises a dividend payablo-in April, L. H. Brati.

The following will represent C.C.C. :—Most. 4. E. Lannerl (Capt.), M. F. Anger, R. R. Ponton E. S. Ford, J. D. Winuaird, . B. Cooper, E. A. Rase, E Teving. J. W. Stewart, and J. Fairholm

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The following have been selected to play in the match to-day between Hongkong Cricket Club Perss Navy and Kowloon Military. Play emences at 12 o'clock noon: -Menar, R. A. B. Ponsonby, C. H. Mackay, T. d. Pearch, W G. D. Turner W. A: Pawell T. Sercaile Bith, A. Maskenzio, R. E O. Bird. Major Williamson, A.B.U.. A. O. Lang and II. L. L'elips.

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The following have been chosen to play for the H. K. F... Y. M. C. A.at. Happy Valles, to-day. Kick off, 15 p.m.-H. Polity: W Ironside aarl E. Humphreys, H. C. Gray, J Witchell, and A. Morley W. H. Wilisis. R. Miller, W. E. Leckie, R. Whitamore, and A. Meat.'

FICKLE CHINESE EDITORS. The following extracts from a leading article in the N-U. Daily News un vory interesting --- It will be remembered that this four original SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES native papers of Shanghai began and continued

FOR AL

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Width of Entrancć on Pep

Width of Hatranes on Bottom...

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Extrema Length.......

Length on Blocke

Width of Entrance on Top

Width of Entrance on Boftom...

Water on Blocks at Spring Tide

DOCK No. 2.

Extrome Length......

Length on Blokr

141

Width of Entrends on Top

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Please see you get it with.

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KEATING'S LOZENGES

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THE WORST COUCH.

One given celle An increasing

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their value. Sold in bottles everywher

BLOOD POISON,

ELCHRE

SKIN AND BLOOD.

DISEASES,

S

FILE INSURANCEs,.-Both Hongkongs and things have been an offarduring the wook at quotations withou; in Incing business,

Suppis--Hongkong. Canton and Mudanz have been in so demand S and a fair Cbusiness has been put then be at that rits, and al $25 lier in the work. Daudass have jean plazed at the silvanned rate of 341, claving andy, Inding, aftar miles ut. $4 and 891, clos quinter at SUL. Other stockt under this houl ing call for no remarks.

REFINERIES-China Sugars have been dealt in at 8205 and $207å end, and at $210 and $212 for Marel; also nt $213 for April, the market closing fairly stondy at $207) cash. Luzon r saiu neglected and without business.

MINING -Raubs have been on offer during the week as th

Docks. WHARTES AND GODOWNS.-Rong keng and Whampoa Bocks, after further small sales at SI, aileanrad to 3165 with sales; the market, howwer, closos somewhat quisier at $105 sollers Kowloon Wharres have gain changed land af Sis and class with a limited anmher of shines on offer at that rate, Farahuis have wn pfreed lonally at Tls. 128, white Shanghai- also quotes Pls, 128.

LANDS, HOTELS AND BUILDINGS-With the exemption of a for sales of Humphreys at and Kowloon Lands at $49 and 841, we have nothing to report andor this heading.

Corrox Muas. - Ewos loro advanced to Tis. 47, and Loan Kong Mowa to T, 161 | in Shanghai. Hongkongs have buyers at $120.

MISCELLANEOUS, -- Laander Shares (now) have changed hools at $ik, Chinn Light and Powers at $9, and China Providents at 80.30. Lees have vivaroni la 8240 with havèrs and on. sellers. We have nothing else to report and-e this heading.

CHURCH SERVICE.

Sr. Peren's Canacy, Queen's Roud West Third Sanday after Epinhany Marning prayer 11 a.m.-Venite, Alerck ? Ta Dium, Jackson: Bane.

welcome.

The

ARRLEY ROAD ALL, Kowloon, No. 6. Ground Flur-Services. Lord's Day, 11 ... Breaki.

road. Lord's Day, 6.30 p... Gel Mecing, Today. 7 p.m., Bibs Class. Thursday, 7 p.m. Gutral Meeting. Saturday, 7 pata, Par, Meeting.

WEATHER REPORT.

The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issue 1- the following report-

te exist under the necessary conditions of ferditas, Troutbrek: Hymns, 191, 322, 331, and sign protaution. The mare giving of news was. Holy Communion 12.15. Brazing Prayer obnoxious to the officials and the Court, brank- 14.30 Caritate, Monk, Bous, Hopkina; Hymns, ing in, as it did upon their menopoly of supply 109, 254, 216, and 274.

The Church launch Dayspring, will call on ships by means of Tarnerasque portrayals of im- Fur Lavants by means of adicts, proclamationsi anil the Peking Casette. The capture of carrying white crows, to bring friends ashore to ¦the services, Instween 9.15 and 10,90 a.m., ani auda veritus by various provincial cortesetween 5.15 and 6 pm. (Kowloon Police Fior pondents, for exhibition to public gaze, offe eded 14.3) and 6), minming afterwards. The official instinct of westhofia decency. The Ancuring anant is the call flag,

At the substitution

of matter-of-fact for artistic attinge a few and unappropriato. Visitors roidance was a violation of all official canons.

Books, &c., provided. And the continual harping on refore, Sunday School 10-10.45 am reform, seemed to add insult to spolisties. that if any Chinese in the capire absolutely needed protection from official authority it was the adventurous editor. He did indeed pull cigarette in praes thuring the earlier balf of 1998, but his dom goemed sealed by an edict of the Empres Dowager, of October 8th of that year. The edict declared that: "As rews- papers only serve to excita the masses to subvert the present order of things, and the chiton concerned are composed of the dregs of the For literary classes, no good can be served by the continuation of such dangerous instruments,

the entir hereby and #e

command ani sealing

of 1J

all suppression newspapers published within the empire. while the editors connected with them are to be SORES OF ALL KINDS arrested and punished with the utmost rigeur of the law. It was in the fee of such imperial commands that the native editors felt it to to continue the be their best policy comuendable habit of keeping their heads their shoulders. anti 1 avoid the obvious inconveniences of personal vivisection. Happily for them, China had renounced all claim to anything like 'sororeign rights" in Ther The Settlement ronted to foreigners. could avail themselves of the privileges and immunities of guests in the ranted linse of their Western friends".

is”—a term which began to appear in their columns. There was nothing Like & Mixed Court as far as they were cou- earned. They were under the ngis of the Municipal Council and protected by the police.. Bat even this seamer hardly enough. They found it the safest plan to enrol thetaselves as

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and

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It the dy real spurifiafor (int and theninatic Pams, for it removes the one from the Hood and

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NOTE. This mixtace is pleasant to the sust

and warm free from anything sijurion to the most diste constitution ofther suk, front fanny to old are, and the Proprioters sedit sufferers få give it vitial to test its value.

Thousands of wondertig cures have been effected

is it

TRIED MANY THINGS WITHOUT. BENEFIT UNTIL I TOOK CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. Dr. P. H. Lewin, 18 Bridge Street Hoe, Chester writes - Just a fine in favour of 'Charke's Blood

Ex

a bal zeus for seven months, and teel ny things without beret antil I took your remedy. After the vights bottle I was quite well again. I've not this fetter a token of grafite le to! Bolts Wonderful trae Bipod Mixlare. Juse employees of the foreigner. Bach paper quoted

3, 19.5.

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foreignor as proprietor. In some cases he was actually so. Ju others be loot his name Sold by all Chemists and Patent Medicini. Teators as such. That name was printed on the front page. or was otherwise in ovidence. And 30 throughout the Worit

Chiness jaaraslisan cradled the law of the innd outside the Settlement, where official authecity or "govereign rights" beld sway.

AFE FOR.

In those days the Settlement was quoted as

CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE the ideat outcome of Wissterz law and order,

airi beware of worthless imitations al substitutes

Which Salt?

Sait for the Bories, snit for the Brain; Salt for the Nerven relieves the Strain, Skit for the Courly, salt for the Town, Sait to keep neaple froin breaking down, Sait for the Wischen set for the Table, Salt for the Delete salt for the Abate, Sait for the Simple, alt for the Wise, Suit for the Chedron increases their size, Salt of the Earth without a Fadit,

Salt of Life-It la

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spite of varions drunk brawls which were duly noted. It was, speaking broadly. Un pattern for China proper, though the Bluses rory where to be met with in our China mads the editors pessimistic as to the possiblity of ever sering law and order established thers. Once fully assumed of safety under the gic of the foreigner, the groanings. of the populace under the prevailing condition of the Chinese Law Courts were echoed in the leading articles. Reforma in China was the key noto of uise out of ten eliteral utterances. And iu all of these utterances it was the mandarins

car Criend the enemy." The who were

whole system of officialdom as at present constituted Was dispreted and shown to be impossible. Reform is out of fashion as a topic now, and tits wrungs endured at the hands of local foreign officials, together with the total depravity of its men of the West, have lately boon the previdi- native ing moraltles. One thing is evident, fus: editors are no longer regarded by the officials as composed of the dregs of the literary classes," They have grown spectable--respectabi to be regarded by the officials as goutle enough

11- men whose acquaintance it is desirable to cul rate. They bask in the smile of the very class of which they hare boen the severest critics. Oficial and editor have found a comman ground on which they may most in perfect amity Aud on that ground it happens to be the foreigner who is the bogay-mau now.

On the 19th at 13.5 p.m.-The barometer hat risen oror China, and fallon orar W. Japen and the Loocheos,

A shallow area of low prossur is moving Eastwards off the S.W. coast of Japan, and a high pressure arus lies over Chius to the North of the Yangtze

Streng montern is indicatad in the Formosa Channel and the N. part of the China Sen.

Forecaster to to frosh N. winds; tine

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