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TO CONQUER MALARIA. WORDS OF WISDOM. FROM A PHYSICIAN'S PEN ~Those who conquer Malaria conquer the tropical, proverb with which overy resident in the tropics is familiar. While in consequence of the onward march of scientific achievement, this disease, so deproesing in its onset, 80 deyitalising in its effect, and as disorganising in its result to the whole system is better under stent than it mod to be, it is still, unhappily exceedingly provalent, and is likely to continue until the conditions which produce it have been banished

Most people know that while Malaria may take various forms it is due to a special garm or microbe, which destroys the red corpuscles by which the oxygen of the air is carried by the blood to every part of the body to bura up its impurities. The destruction of these corpuscles produces the marked symptoms so characteristic of the disease-the pale, sallow, earthy som plosion, the mental and physical lassitude, the

THE HONGKUNG DAILY PRESS; SATURDAY, MAY 21mm, 1910:

CHINA IN TRAVAIL, -qurare fighting among themselves, and are being.

impesebed for malversation of funds. At the

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The article which follows in made up from Hankow end nothing has been done," some notes sent to this country by an English-The section of the battle over railways man who is resident in Chins and engaged in at present most fa

eridence, great business affaire there. Its note is of paring the most noise, is the Hankow-Szachuse simism and warning. China, so far as ita

Hankow end. The time aro soncerned, has attracted but little people are mported to have put up some thres attention of late in Europe. Apparently or four years ago 1,000,000dols for their end it stambers, us, with brief intervals of of the line, but the Provincial Governmsat has wakefulness, it has almohered for centuries borrowed it for other purposes. This seems Recent events, however, have occasioned doen to have given the scheme Bot back from which diequist among those who are in the contry it has not yet recovered,

“The Hapǝh peoplo, led by the students, ars The prajadies against the foreigner remains and developies. It has not manifested itself in Boxed making frutic efforts to get their own way risings, but it has been seen in efforts to restrict and build the railway with their own funds, and the rights of the invader. These are signs of absolutely decline to have a penny of foreign "We are asing. writes our cor money on aur terme. Great meetings are change, respondent," into a more soute stage when we being held in the guilds every Sunday, and the my opt outbreaks after the Boxer outrages people are exhorted in florary language to sub- bat inspired and conducted by the student classes ribe for shares. The shares are to be adole. That is the inegitable outcome of the peopaich, payable 1del, enal year for five years. All gands which is spreading through the country classes and conditions of people are arged to As to the evidences of this change, our car bay) Glowing prospects of profits are hold up respondent observes!

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In Chinese political writings the carving of "At all these mastinga reference is made fa à meion is a motsphor employed to describe the violent and unflattering langage to the foc cutting up and division of political territory, signer and his money. The speakers are As in India in the pre-Mutiny days the can stoped in anti-foreign views, which misrepre putty cakes were mysteriously circulated through at the foreigner and hold him up to ridiculs out the land, to guidonly all over the Engira and late.

these stating is The Poking Government is, as mais, varying ways that China is to coming spring like a melon and divided antong. week by the Representativez. Those ara tho foreign Powers. To avert this edanity all reproduced in the papers and are referred to students and other loyal Chinese are called spot in all the speaches. The longer action is da to euro! themselves as volunteer solliera, to learn layed the worse thinga beooms. At one mat the use of arms, and prepare to fight the forng last Sunday 5,033 people were said to. ba a cigaer, and drive him bag and baggage from the prosent listening to the harangues, and thou saurs wore turned away. The sine hysteris Cirgalsted through the newspapers, appearing seen of the students' matings is visible hura For long Quiuine has been the sheet auchoras postors on the city walls, handed from msn alse, where the stalents are everywhers pro and from ALL WINE MERCHANTS. 146 of the physician, and in, the Beute stages it to maa, this document has stirrad the people minent and native"

until it is the ons topic of conversation. From North to South, writes our informant, from East to West, it has

appeared, and is doing its work. Unless I am much

document

dopression, the morbid thoughts, and feelings of China cirenlära are se he carved up this vacillating Full reports are sent down over? ·

the aching muscles and the towler jointa,

Bad as is all this, the result of Ananin or poverty of the blood, as it is commonly called, which makes life a burden to the sufferer, it may go considerably farther until it produces that wasted and dangerous condition of the system LANE, CRAWFORD & CO. dotors call "Cachexia,"

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the Stagnation is the Rabber market on Happily, in this conquest of the hosts of the

Stock Axolunge has razsed interest to sllft from will ̈cause important developments ia Icfissase germs which invade the body under the the near future, and will take its place in his that contra of antivity to Mincing-lans.

In that quarter mile between Fescharol- banner of Malaria, the physician has been pre- sented with a weapon as potent over them as they as a famous episode in China's earser. modern machine gan is potent against the old The immediate result is that the staats-street, and Eastobeap rabber has onated to noisy, irresponsible, and fiery class-hare be from its former pre-eminence. Hundreds of toes some violently excited. They are everywhere of the previous commodity change hands daily talking of warlike deeds and enrolling themselves every office door proclaims the craze. Shool in Nanking applied to the Governant as volunteer soldiers and de lling. The Normal for permission to bear arms. It is reported that the application was granted, and arms been issued. If this be correct the news will spread like wildfire, Already similar demanda are coming from other important centres and they will become general.”

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queatly than the lists of rabbar companies phosphate of Soda, u preparation containing phosphorus in the precise form in which it exists

on the doors of cartain offices. Na3 of in the body. Phosphoras, us everyone knows

the East ending in "a" "at" "an," "ak" is not only as a physician has written in

ang," "ah," and similar monesyllables timately associated with the health of the

reminiscent of Ceylon, Malay, Samites, and Java ure crowded upon the opaque glass, until system, and is indispensable for the discharge of

The unrest has manifested itself in exatable the stranger is compellet to marvel how one the functions of the nervous centres," but is also meetings, at which foolish things have boon small off can be the home of so much actual "abeolately esential for the growth of what said and done, and the Government does goth sad potential wealth Clerks and typewriters physiologists term the calls of the body, the

ing to check the ebullition. Where they sorowd the desks within those favoured off, microscopic bricks of which the human edifice is not actively encouraging it by permitting the wrist-deep in cheques, scrip and transfora. constructed." This cell growth is greatly inter-students te enrol themselves in corps, and acta. One small room, bare of all faraiture battsbla- ferred with in Malaria, and a supply of ly issuing arms, they are standing aloof and and four chairs, prosents a maze of faible Four men attend to the With CHAMBER for 8 CARTRIDGE phosphorus which is easily absorbat by the permitting, without any protest, the morament talephone wires.

depleted system is urgently necessary to restore to develop. One attitude is almost-in Orfent-ngosant ring of six telephanes quoting prices, it to its standard setivity. Nothing does this coal countries as dangerous as the other, for for "deals" in rabber are almost as plentiful a well as Sanatogen, as nothing so rapidly restores failure to object to the course pursued is in transactions in rubber shares. the vitality of the blood as this preparation,

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This student activity is but one symptom of vast unrest, u more striking manifestation of which is in the agitation against the building of Chinese railways by forsigo capital. This movenisnt has taken in one direction the form, of sa effort to raise national subscriptions for tires objects;

To pay off all foreign loans and indemni 2. To build a navy.

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How rapidly Sanatogen restores the blood after Auwinia may be judged from the fact that cno ominent physician records that the red blood corpuscles in a patient increased eighty thousand per cubic milli-metre in a week, and the per tier. centage of red colouring matter in them advanced from 61 while another patien, went to 625 per cent

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doorpasses increased two hundred thousand per cubic milli. matre, their red colouring matter from 48 por BEWARE OF IMPURE WATER. cent to 52 per sent, and she was able to resume her household datics, completely cared of the ter rible melancholia from which she was suffering Children are especially liable to Malaris and its pornicious after effects which may delay their development and stant their growth When given Sanatogen they rapidly improve One child who at three years old, in consequenos of Malaria. weighed only half-a-pound more than it did when it was a year and a half, was given a small quantity of Banatogen daily, and its weight at once began to go up half-a-ponud [a week.

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