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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27†¤, 1966..
The Corêu Review deals in an interesting way with the system of trade in the peninsula, and after referring to the trading methode of the natives, mikes the following obscrvations showing the conditions under which the ocan- try's tree is carried on-
The importation of foreign products gentleman; its going to rain and you will nood kicking up quite orough, and I'm going to have Erinc, Sediment, Gravel, Rheumatism, Dizzi.
had a striking effect upon domestic trade. The growth of sotton and its mountncture into cloth anve grostly decreased and this has throw a Large amount of labour into other channels
walk in and look at a now pair. Say. friend, you'l: jbo barefoot the next thing you walk in and try en a pair. Oh, Mr. Kiu. times like the present, (whispering) how about that bine silk pair for that pretty concubine of yours? I have them Isil aside for yon, they are bouties. Come in und kook at them. Look at those clouds, a pair of oil shoes. Just step in and see some, and so on from dawn till dewy ove, the vocal advertiser, a master hand a reading human ature, a humorous as a Yanken auctionest and as praivo usa political spelsinor, calls
traps the unwary.
Immediately the policeman was seated he touched f TEA AND ALCOHOLIC DRINKS the old gomilomsa and vid, “Come quiet, "The
ENDANGER THE KIDNEYS. Officer: "You know what I mean, and I don't old gentleman replied, “What do you mean?" want no chat. Come quist, or I shall have to injurious effect on the kidneys, irritating and Alecbolic stimulants, and ten, have ab take yer by foros. Old Gentleruna: "I reallyindaming the delicato tissues, and starting anch don't understand you. "Officer: "Tok here, we complaints : Burning Pain or Acha in the don't want no more disturbance, you have been Back, Cloudy or Scalding Urine, Excess of yon ont quick." By this time the congregationess. Usuip su La Muels and Limbs, Dulassa were looking at the pair, and wondering what of the Brain, etc. Doan's Backach Kidney was the matter, so the old gentlema said Pills should be used occasionally by all who take Very well. I have not made any disturbance, Beer, Spirits and Tea, as this musicine soothes but we any I will go with you. So
and Leals the kidneys, clases the ureters and together (to the wonderment of the congrega bladder, und Bushes the urie poisons from the had passel ont of the caret the verger followed do not act on the bowote.
system. Doan's Fills are purely vegetable, uni thou, and the policonan, turning to him, said.
Churge," said the vergar: "there ain't any charge; all the seats are free!"
Gureans have almost nothing at all fa do without his ware Bowl contermonger are untional tion) they marchod up thu aisle. When they
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MR. ALFRED STEAD'S PRE-
TENSIONS.
thia ini (port irgin. They are too timid to soud the money sway out of the country. They institutions here. Society wont almost go to suppose that anyone will keep their money pies witheat them. Perintatie tinkers, cobblera, without giving hieru, na e, nivalem, if it can done wit onlinearring a punity. At the opera, lustfors, `confectioners, wander from Now then, you have got to make your charge." streat to street drying their wares or services time no firm at home would think of consigning in notes that can be undergrad only by the goods to a Corran lem without firat mesing the initiate. Wherevers crowd congregates there The Corens ought gradually to Farn con will find her siz boy with his tray of money. that their money is derby only wift: ilch incloser and mi-ed confections, is sent half way and the earth. They suried, perhaps, by a fow bandwa of 10-en-dio- ought to levante ile ones to profit by this in-gen-do" (if dala) digarites. You never go port trade. At present the whole le importers for withoal meeting the kansene oil mun whe make more on each gard of ds us the condoles out a gill of oil h wo and a grill there to
retailer does. "Tuis is as it should rean counter dan dit that shefate of the Coreans should take pine to explain to them is perfect feasibility of their dong their own importing. This could hardly be done in good proft, unless Coraus wood oxite their apital, and form strong opinies. This will come in time. À la funing has already made, and as Berean firms Begin to barn that money went abroad in evra safer than when gept in the strong-hus at hogy they will work into the import trade to sõnus jrurgaste,
bowires.
It will a remombered that the Saturday Reimatly handled the latest compilation my hot wife of exclise known as the newer mot vory satisfactory is that genel-mun, on Japan by Mr. Alfred Stend in a fashion that
who attempted to make a reply very little satisfaction by this for the reviewer Obtaining tailed himself of the romonstrance to drive na si alarges he had already made against The book, we now observe thuit Mr. Stend lus
tion was mer known in Coren before the advent of 15 westerner. The joyous acidity with which the Coreans Foregather at snek fauctions, huteger, makes one wader how they ever got along without be so long. The Corvan torms an easy mark for this enterpri- sing auctioneer, for the former always cons with the fixed idea that an auction price is always har below this netend value, mud to we ti happy -nute with which he carries away a *There are severd grievous diffled, fes under bathrood old buster or Jaky bath rabot twice which domestic true labours. One is the slits exiginal prices enmple to make a mis spurats mix-up in the earney and thus other is anthrogie weep for pity. the lack of banking, facilitis, Ingia if you can, a country where the money used in the great comporal centres is entirely different from that use in the country districts. In every incoulary transaction between the two section there wast be as deduits axehunge as between America and France or between Gerwony and Japan. As the new coinage circulates more and more widely every month it i difoul to keep well acquainted with the necessities of exchange. A town that two months ago would have looked at no money xoopt
One future of than trade reminds us of
Kouney's Buildings, High Street, Cowdenbeath, Scotland. Dear Sirs: I don't know how to express my gratitulo for the relief Doan's Backache Kiduay Pilis-tave given the
For sixteen months I was formented with sointica; Iould scarcely move, but since taking, Doan's Kidaay Pills I have felt nothing of the pain
was oured my work and everything. I did was a I van got about now with case, but before i
on to:
pains were
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and b Bruno chiefly in my back att lagre, nights I was so bad that efter I have had to fell to the ground when out walking. At got out of bed, I the mat lie there and endure the age of
made a rejoinder, in thee are of which he thusfected a perfect cure, marl I've over felt any. Your Doan's Hackache Kiduvy Pills have attemps to justify his remarks ca foreign thing of the pain siuce. Floss mke what use residents: --
you like of this testimony, and believin ran to be,
Yours Tratufully,
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With regard te, the question of misrepre sentation by foreign residents. I would briefly call your attention to the public campaign organised by them at a time of the thisenssion -ever thetravision of the Treaties nud when the fous-tax dispute was aeate. I may vecture to th Middle Ages in Eure when would sneh direct and unjust misrepresentation afirm that in no other country in the world brought their silks und luces and spread them
the feet of fair ladies in their own boudoirs. No of the Got rumal and the land be allowed Corean lady or gentleman of wealth will go to foreigners. At the time of the House-tax dis- shop to buy. A messenger is sent to summon pate, when the Government determined to the merchant with his wares and the goods are collect the payments due under protest if need selected at the purchaser's home. As might be be with a guarantee that the moneys would be expected, this merchant does not take this paid back should the arbitration go against trouble for nothing: hat the wealthy gentleman Japan, it was openly declared in public meetings not afford in haggle over the price. Most that the Government was not to be trusted in of the extra murgin, however, has to be paid hold to its promise.”
The above is man befoes he gets clear of the place.
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(Sigood; ALEX, W. GUTÚRIE,
thrie, and asked him whether he had found 35 years later our representativo visitet Mir, his ears to be a lasting one.lead I dare," Mr. Guthrie replied heartily there has bee ever since my care by Doati's Baka-ha Kidney no relapse, and £ has enjoyed excellent healt
Pil.
I can gol about well, and I never have any symptoms of kidney complain!."
Dong's Brokache Kidney Pilla are 21 a box, or 13/9 for 6 hoxes. To be hud of all chomistu and medicine.denlere, or direct from the proprietors, the Foster-McClellan Co., 8. Wells Street, Oxford Street, London. England, post free on receipt of price.
the old times way to-day be handling out by the merchant to the survants of the big aniotal of knowledge which Mr. Strat possesses AVID CORSAR
The foreign tourist will find little to buy by going shout aurong the shops as he does in Japan. If he announces that he would like to ses sume Corean curios his door will be besieged by middlemen who are eager to simply give give away all sorts of wares for misideration, You are safe in offering them a fifth of the price they ask in most, cusis. It is a road battle et wits, and when you compare your trophies with those of a friend you may find that his cost only half what yours did- or vice versa.
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the new money very willingly We might mention in this connection a curious phase of
of Japannen atlairs. We Japan Chronicle say political life dus to this double system of
nothing-as-ta Mr. Stand's absurd rematies m currency. Although the new money has for
the attitude of foreigners towards Trouly Revi- its unit of valus the dolier or
162, yet
siou save that it is a curious argumout for the in ordinary transactions the old time nyong or
sou of the ultra-Radical William Stead that haudred cash is spoken of, twenty-five yang
foreigners living in Japan under their own lays forming one dollar. Now the Government
had no right to express their opinions on a Ara callected in syang, but n
question which (mtimately affected their into- yang in the old currency is worth fully
Tosts. 1 any rate, upon Mr. Stead rests the fity per cunt more than a nyong of the
burden of proof that there was misrepresenta- now. The Government cannot, however, muiko
Lin, whether jasher "just." We eat way any distinction as whine a profect is appoint-
this with the less buspicion of projndies, as the ed to a district he will sell out his property or
Chronicle from the day of fis establishment Dorrow. y encugh to pay over to the
advocated the right of Japan to a revision of Government fa the mess zaoney the alcount of
The Hon. J. Raymond Prefontaine, Minists Treaties on a footing of equality, in that respect the taxes fra his district and then he will go
Maring and Fisheries in the Canadian being part of a very small minority. But with down to his post in the entry and solleel the
regard to the more definite statement mado same nominal amemt in old tine cash, that time sin sjinal Sir Wilfrid Lucieroase-tex dispute, we may say a word or two- Government, is visiting Londen for the first regarding the attitude of foreigners during the netting at enormes prefit. This only illustrat Cabinet, s ile Norat un diary run. Mr. Steal says it was openly declared in public. the disorgausation caused by a double syst Prefat dine was cominded of stano aliealaus meatings that the Government was not to be
*Tois difliculty would be hugely chciated if
Tunisies about Canada's intetica to prepare trusted to hold to its promise to repry the there was a proper system of banks throughent the country, but as yet these useful institutions y for altimate political independence by collections of House tax if the arbitration shoud are lacking. It is true that firas that have long her own garrisons and having the
go against J pan. The statement is nutrue. been intimato vita sach other will beer famlations in them of her owa.
As a matter of he answered, “we Gandians my meeting hold, that ut Kol, and the besi proof fact, there was only on public other's notes of hun, and there are few frems whose notes are generally accepted in Sovulan while keeping our place in the pira? We tion is that when that meeting was held-the hate our own army sad our own usval resurs that Mr. Steed's stuent is without fonude- ricinity by any orchatt, but there is no systemu read the fatnes: it is with the firesnt w about it and it goes no further afield in the have in do: und our business is to der op all
Government had not sabmitted the dispute envirous of the capital It is a sepul round 1'e mntionhood of Canada?"
to arbitration, and showed no intention of doing up in the statemont hd. in Coren credit, is a matter of intimate ang dalanes and personal Adiniralty. I understand. with the view of
You have come to confer with the Board of Consequently it was impossible that any criticism could have bosa offered at the meeting relationship. You cannot send to
a Dan's stabilizing some training ships and schools for Gerernment was not to be trusted to hold a ither implying or openly deolacing that the agency and find out whether a prospert the navy in Cuand purchaser is good pay' or not: You must. Yes: I intend to investigate the whole Staad gets doeper and deeper into the mire as promise which could not have been made. Mr. know them personally or else take your chinces.question of the boat methon of organising more "From this it may easily be sormised that Enily our present Department of Marine, and
he proceeds, yet it is this individual, who has there can be no such thing as a mail onder this on sunt lites as may put as in possession of only the most superficial knowledge of things business. Goods are not bought was a reserve, and to report to my Government, apanese, who poses with the English public se are personally inspected. There is no standard mala owns slready about torty smali ships great authority, and is actually taken at his
quality whereby our can order and t
own valuation by editors sad pabilishers, reasonably rure of getting fair value for his pricing the fisheries and in cou
auction wil the expansion of harbours. Wo Money.
another on the Pacific, and a third in the Great contemplate placing one cruiser on the Atlantic, Lakes. But we want facilities for the training of marines."
of
The introduction of foreign goods with their varioas brands' is beginuing to show the Coreans the value of uniform and standard quality, but so far as ustive goods are con cerned they are gonerally made on a small scale and in such a primitive way that a standard is possible and uniformity of quality is out of the question.
aspite of natural and necessary suspicious. ness of the Coranis it is remarkablo what faith
Surely
HUMAN BUTTERFLIES.
When a blue-eyed man is attracted by a blue- calf governing colonies in withholding any him to flee from his fate. Statistics have him in Then Canals, which stands alone among the eyed woman he may as well marry her at once and have it done with. It will be useless for contribution in cash towards the maintenance of their grip. For in the Imperial Navy, prefers to help the empire
spite of the fact that one Bees a dark man married to a fair wife, a tail by helping herself Navy just now, we are thinking of onresives," according to Professor Karl Pearson, F.R.S., uf We are not thinking about the Imperian! man to a short woman, and so on, it is a fact, they put in a trade mark or brand. If a certain said Mr. Prefontaine. We have a country general tendency for men of a particular type- University College, London, that there is a brand of foreign goods is found-to-be of good larger than the United States, and at least equal quality they soan cemo to demand that brand and point of asterful resources.
With room for select their wives from a typelike themseiros, will tako na other, however good. It is the same faith that they put in any statement de inmething under six millions
one hundred millions of people we have only and for women to select their husbands with physical characteristics closely corresponding to newspaper. It must be true or else no one would dare publish it. The chicanary involved in for the posnet of this ideal naval reserve? But does Canada possess the raw material popularising a brand by giving good quality You have experienced dificulty in getting and afterwards resping a rich roward by using recruits for your now regular militia, even at an inforior quality is quite too deep for the 25, a day: how is you obtain recruits for the Corenas.
"One thing that must be put to the credit of the good sense of the Corean is that he will generally buy the higher-priced articly if he can afford it. He realises that it is bad economy to buy a really cheap thing. This is strikingly gat well, and the best quality is none ton good, Would a hada be in a stronger position
true of medicines. He buys them in order to
*1 do mi gaticipates any diffoulty provided we can organise lequat machinery of training and the opportunity of servies
There are hosts
the navy, wishing they had the chanc of young Canadians ambitions atent a career in
in the Atlaffic and in the matter of reuniting
Dominton ?"
their own.
Professor Pearson was lecturing on "Sexual Selection in Man," a theory, he said, which was pat forward by Darwin, though even the latter wavered as to whether it was a question of taste, which was conscious, or of instinot, which was couscions. Professor Pearson are some interesting statistics in support of this theory. Somo years ago be closely observed more than a thousand husbands and wives, particularly with regard to the colour of their eyes. He first pointed out that the proportion of bina-eyed mou was much larger thân of blue-eyed worden.
be likely havo a blue-eyed wife in the same proportion that blue-oyed women stood to the whole population.
"We know of no one price shop in Cornacines if Newfoundland were: to join these that if a man chose a wife at random he would These people are passion:foly foul of targiu, and wo doubt whether a Corean would fitury interest in paironising a one price shop. To beat down a soller is a compliment to sad's own astuteness and business emärtness, and it is to be seriously doubted whether on the whole a Coreau wuld not prefer pay twelve coats for an article inacked fifteen rather is to pay ten cents for the same thing without getting any wenuri or reduction.
The Coreans are very poor advertisers, This is not because of lack of enterprise, but
That might. We should be glad to welcome New Combad into the Confederation. bat will she come? We cannot ingrer Newfoundland, and ave rospect her right to remain in her traditional isolation. Cewada has more than enough to do in developing Lor vast territories and vesurces and is under no temptation to go intof lur way to coax either Newfoundland or the British West Indies to coms within the circle of the Dominion.
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lies in the fact that as a rule Corans dó nó! more about much, and for miles around it is perfectly well known that at a certain corner there is a certain shop where certain preeds, and no other, can ho procured. There is little flout- I was an aged verger, who, to save the exertion of Ing or exseal trade. Each shopkeeper has his own definite clientele, and it ha ahould make
THE VERGER AND THE BUY.
At a certain clinich in a country town there
contimely marching up and down the sisie to conduct parsons to their seats, used to take his
He found, however, that they had a far greator proportion, and also that blue-eyed husbands had much less than the normal proportion of wives with eyes of greauish-grey. Groonish-greyeyed
husbands.
had 10 wives of that colour, when proportion would have kon 89. A similar state of things was revealed by the statistics as to statare. The professor showed by a diagram that the average height of the husbands agreed extremely closely with that of the wives. If a wife was shorter than the average, ble had, in the groat proportion of cases, a husband who was also below the averagó in height.
Incidentally, he observed that dark mon and women had larger families than blue-eyed men and women, and he believed that the blue-eyed type was gradually going out, and was being superseded by the dark type.
trenuous effort to infringe upon some other stand in the centre of the church, and when any shopkooper's sphere and get away his enstonors incomers appeared beckoned to them, and then the latter would make hair By it a very literal conducted them to a seat. The urchins of the way. The fact that nobody buys without por neighbourhood, knowing his peculiarity, used to Professor Pearson added that Darwin laid sonal inapection of the goods and that there pop their heads inside the church door und great stress on his idea of seral selection— is nothing in the mature of o. a. D. in mimic his action by beckoning to him. Many that the more vigorous aules attasted the more Coren also naks advertising Cary time he tried to catch them, and one Sunday vigorous females. He showed by table think thể In country market each waller sits belind morning nearly did so. But the boy raskrambor of the dren in a family was on the his pile of goods and advertises them by lang away from the church and ran into the arme of average proportionate to the length of life. power exclusively. It is only in Seoul that a a policomau. What have you been up to?" Thrux, a woman who died at 90, had, on the t certain kind of advertising prorails. Each of said the policeman, Thought the boy, I'm average, a larger family than one who died at the large guilds puls out one or more men en canight" but he said, Oh, air, there's 50. In conclusion, the profasser pointed out the street before its establishment to call to disturbance at that church, and they have sent that if this tendency of like to choose like each passer by and remind him of the mood in me to folcha pescomau Very good, said was carried far, ono would have a breaking-up which he stands of that particular kind of goods. the officer; "I'll stop in and as shont it." It of the population into different castes. He placks people by the sleeve and gently was during the anti-Ritualist crasudes, when insinuates or he calls alond the virtues of his there were many brawls in church. So he
opened the door at the west end of the church, Ono man takes his work as a stone around his and, taking off his helmet, entered. The moment neck and sinks to apathy. Another takosites a the vorger wiw him he beckoned to him, and stepping stone and mounts to success. --The i motioned him to a seat next an old gentleman. Saturday Evening Post.
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