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For true heroism and Christian devotion there surely cannot be anything, says the Daily Graphic, to equal the life of Father Courardy, a Catholic priest who for 24 years has laboured in the Leper Island at Sheklung, in the Kwangtung Province of China. Like the late Father Darien, whose friend he was, he has untiringly administered to the material and spiritual needs of the lepers, and, practically un- assisted, be has done his utmost to The alleviate their terrible sufferings, obstacles Father Conrardy bus had to face lese heroic would have daunted many spirit, and recently these obstacles have increased. In spite of the Republican of China, bands administration in robbers are still at large, and twice in June Inst Father Conrardy, who is 72 was robbed of all the years of age, property and money that evuld cog- veniently bo carried away from the settlement, and he barely escaped with his life.

The following extracts from a letter sent by Father Conrardy to the Rev. II. B.. Chapman, of the Chapel Royal, Savoy, speak for themselves:

For several months last year there was security nowhere. I was told to take refuge, but I could not abandon my children, the lepers. The brigands often On said they wanted to kill me. December 14th, during the night, abou? 20 came: this time they caught me. I Hearing some noise in my house, I thought some loper had come to call for me. lighted my lamp and opened my door, only to be covered with revolvers from head to foot. I asked them what they wanted, and sat down to see what was next on the programme, I surely expected they would kill me, for I had heard from thom that should I fall into their bands they would But, thank God, they were rip me open. satisfied to take away everything. Now, in spite of my 72 years, I have still to do much work among over 1,000 lopers, with scanty means, and only one singe assistant for all the work, physical, spiritual, and intellectual, I hope charitable people will understand my position, and help me in my work.

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The Times publishes a special article moy The cruisers of the China Squadron did from its Bombay correspondent warning pretty well at battle practice last year English girls against the danger of according to the return just published. mixed marrages with non-Christians in 18. went through the practice, the Mon-illustrated by the case of the Bombay Amongst the Class II. cruisers, of which India; which danger has been notably which bis English wife sued for restitu mouth took first place with a score of Parai, Nusserwanji Pestonji Wadia, in 305 points to the credit of her 14 6-in. guns; the Kent esme ninth in the list tion of conjugal rights. The Times in an

K. T8UDZURABARA, Manager [63€ with a score of 310 points; the Defence article on the subject of this case says it is not surprising that the decision evoked

Hongkong, 1st May, 1913. leventh with 198 points; and the fino- Fair fourteenth with 180 points. The indignation in India. The journal says Newcastle in Class III. took ninth placa that if this decision is submitted to and out of thirteen cruisers, with a score of upheld by the Judicial Committee some NEDERLANDSCH-INDISCHE HEAD OFFICE: 405, and the Flora eleventh place with thing must be done to end a scandal (NETHERLANDS. INDIA COMMERCIAL Bank)

which is certain to be repeated. 388 points.

cannot hope for the unification of the can be found which will punish and many different systems of marriage law in India and the colonies, but surely remedies defeat flagrant wrong without offending racial prejudices and religious convic tions.

At the heavy gunlayers' tests the flag- ship linotaur took first place, the others in the order of merit being the Newcastle Kent, Monmouth, Flora, Defence, and Pass The Minotaur fired 16 rounds from her 9.2 guns and made nine direct hits three of these out of four rounds having been put on by Acting Bombardier Stanton, R.H.A. Amerigst the note wurthy scorers were Leading Seaman G. E. Woolton of the Kent, who made six hits out of six rounds from the 6-in. gun; Petty Offer J. J. Holman, of the on- mouth, made a similar score; and Petty Officer Hall, of the Minotaur, behind a 7 in. gun, made six hits out of eight rounds

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It is extravagance to contend that China is labouring under any grievance in the matter of the opium question, writes the Pioneer. The convention of 1911 treated her case with extraordinary liberality, and she has not troubled so much as to observe it. There is ample evidence that the cultivation of opinn, was not reduced in several provinces last year. The central government may plead that this was in opposition to their wishes and that they were unable to impose their anthority upon provincial governors, but the fact remains that not fulfilled. treaty obligations were Again the Indian certificated opium that had passed the customs was in some instances seized and destroyed, and generally the trade authorised under the seriously hampered. agreement was These are not conditions that lead up

H.M. Embassy at Washington report equitably to a further demand upon the good offices of Great Britain. Neverthe that, according to official returns recently less it was a foregone conclusion that Mr. published by the United States Govern Montagu would state definitely that the ment, the values of the import and export export of Indian opium to China would, trade of the Philippine Islands in 1919

against become disordered no matter how careful never be resumed, for Sir Guy Fleetwood were far in advance of those of any pre-Gll the bill altogether, old boy. Wilson bad practically said as much in vious year. The value of the imports are times when the stomach or the liver. his introduction of the financial statement amounted to $61,687,051, as

The Finance Member 18,054,407 in 1911, and the exports to you are, and then you get such distressing aches, biliousnes, sleeplessness, nervous-

232,200,000 on 1st March.

Iness, flatulence, constipation, furred explained then that the decrease in the 4,764,738, as compared with 841,587,291, symptoms as paine after eating, head Bobbie

RESERVE LIABILITY OF PROP3TORS$15,000,000 receipts from opium in 1913-14 would be The United States contributed 30 per

"It isn't enough, or languor

When £3,618,000 as compared with the figures cent. of the value of the imports into the tongue, loss of appetite, or

COURT OF DIRECTORS. AB 1 of 1912-13, and it was clear that he looked Islands. The exports of all the principal

S. H. DODWELL, Erg-Chairman. upon this source of revenue as practically products of the Philippines, with the went on, just to think health.

Hon. Mr. D. LANDALE-Deputy Chairman.

UE Business of the above Bank is cop closed. Mr. Montagu has been more exception of sugar, showed increases as you find yourself subject to indigestion

W. L. Pattanden, Esq. to the HONGKONG AND It's a capital explicit, and all he asks from China is regards quantities, the highest outputs just try Mother Seigel's Syrup.

J. A. Plummer. Exe 0. S. Gubbay, Esq.

SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. Hou. Mr. E. Shellim. that she should pursue the policy of being tho of hemp, copra, and manu- told you once before, I've proved its

Hules zany be obtained on application.

INTEREST on deposits is allowed on the suppression which she began under the factared tobacco, The leading feature in worth in my own case.

Minimum Monthly Balances at 34 per cent treaty of 1907. The Peking Government the export trade was the recovery in the remedy for stomach and liver troubles. G. Friesland, Erq.

per annum. must give satisfactory guarantees before he market from the depression that has We always keep a bottle of it in the house. the agreement of 1911 can be modified, but prevailed for several years past; increas My wife takes it. So do my grown-up P. II. Holyoak, Feq. in any case, as Mr. Montagu put the fed demand, coupled with an anticipated song and daughters. When any of us fect. R. Laurent, Eng, care, it is useless to talk of our forcing hortage in supply, resulted in an upward a bit off colour' through indigestion we F. Lieb, Eng.

movement in prices throughout the year, have an occasional dose, after meals. it China to take opium.

reaching in December the high figure of That's why we enjoy such good health in $178 per ton. Export of cigars greatly our house. We never give indigestion e exceeded, thos of 1011, owing to the chance to make any of us really ill, as

Bobbie Smith's advice to his friend steadily increasing American demand, will do, if you don't stop it in time." and amounted to 100,910,000, of which Barker should be followed by all who 90,000,000 were shipped to the United suffer in the way he describes Tens of States Unmanufactured tobacco exports thousands of people have found that LONDON COUNTY AND WESTMINSTER In the House of Commons on the 6th for the Bras tire exceeded 30,000,000lbs. Mother Seigel's Syrup gives a sustaining inst., Mr. F. Hall (Dulwich) asked the Copra exports reached 140,587 tons; pricta senso of comfort to the whole system by Secretary for the Colonies if oficials continued uniformly high from month to toning and strengthening the stomach,

The following under the control of the Colonial Office month, and resulted in the record month liver, kidneys, and bowls striking and were, by the terms of their appointment, ly average of $101 per ton. prohibited from speculating in the shares of companies which were interested, directly, in Government contracts.

N.E., Mr. Harcourt (Lancashire, Rossendate).-The Colonial regulation on the subject, which is binding on the whole

Twelve years ago I was a continuous of the Colonial Service controlled by the Secretary of State, is as follows: All In the House of Commons on April 14,ufferer from indigestion and constipa- I was distressed by most acute in reply to Col. Yate, who asked the salaried public officers, whether or not their whole time is at the disposal of the Chancellor of the Exchequer Whether tion,

shoulder blades, these occurring not only Government, are prohibited from directly he will state if there is any reason, other pains about the chest and between the or indirectly making or holding any local than the statutory one, for charging an after eating, but also at night, preventing investment, speculating in the shares of officer commuting his pension five per rest and leaving me utterly worn out and or being connected with any company cent interest, seeing that the money is weary in the mornings. I had no appe

This occupation, or undertaking which might bring their private interests into real or borrowed at three and a half per cent. to tite, and was continuously in a drowsy, apparent conflict with their public duties, pay him with, and that the Regulations listless condition, subject to hillons or in any way influence them in the dis- provide that each officer commuting is attacks and frequent vomiting.

London and to the addition of years to tions, was not lessened by any of the. charge of their duties. In all cases of subject to a striet medical examination in state of health, with its many complicu- doubt as to the application of this regula Lodge in the case of impaired lives medicines I took, and I went from bad tion a public officer is required to

and to fees being charged varying from to worse until I tried Mother Seigel's the case for the Governor's decision to £50 for every commutation effected Syrup. I can assure you that, in a few

N., Nat.) Is Mr. Flavia. (Kerry, right hon. gentleman aware that the hon. after the first.-Mr. Lloyd George said days the results were surprising, member does not practise what heIn fixing the rate of interest to be charged appetite became keen, and the pains bad under the Pensions Commutation Act, entirely gone. By the time I had used preaches 1

Mr. T. Hall-May 1 ask your ruling, 1871, Parliament had no doubt regard four bottles I had quite regained my If you have any stomach or ver Sir? Has the hon. gentleman a right to not only to the necessity for providing a strength."*** make such a statement regarding myself? margin of safety, but also to the measure

The Spenker deprecate altogether of advantage which the individual officer trouble you will be well advised to give Any hon.derives from commutation in cash-Col. Mother Seigel's Syrup a trial. It pre these personal allusions. member is entitled to put any question he Yate the one and a-half per cent, is too vents, as well as removes, bilious attacks, likes on the paper without subjecting high a margin; will the right hon. gentle pains after eating, flatulence, beaduches, be obízíved on #pplication.

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depression. Get a bottle to-day, and try sleeplessness, constipation, languor, and it for your case.

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