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DEATH-BED VOWS,
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SHOULD THESE PROMINES BE BHOKEK
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How heavily should the hand of the dead be allowed to press on the soul of the living. This question, arising out of the Marquis of Northampton's breach of promise case, in which it was stated that The defendant's withdrawal · of his marriage offer was due to a promise ho bad made to his father, how dead, was everywhere discussed,
A Harley street physician, who was interviewed by a Press representative, said: "Frequently, at the bed-side of a
dying man or woman, I have hoard
cruelly difficult promises extracted from relatives-promises that at any other time would never be mado, Whenever I can Lactfully do so I make some sign to the grief-stricken wutchers warning them to. be strong. I de so not because custom has hardened me, so that I look on death plainly and fearlessly, but because I realise that a person should refrain from giving to a dying inan momentary glad- oss by a promise which, if carried out, would involve years of suffering."
The Rev. C. E. Grundy, vicar of St. Peter's, Brackley, insisted that in break- ing a death-bed promise no sin is
rmitted.
"I fail utterly to see, be said, "that a promise to the doad should be more
Why, I ask, should two people suffer for
No other dentifrice or mouth-mered than a promise to, the living. wash possesses this precious and transcendent quality, not merely to gratify the wish of a even approximately.
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From & photograph.
Mr. E. F. Meder, of Columblr. with some of his prize.
we become inspired; the direct opposite HOW TO KEEP FIT IN THE EAST.
is the truth. As our bodies weaken so does out inental strength diminish, sausing our vision to become distorted.
"As a clergyman," said Mr. Grundy, I have come in contact with many cases ef life-long suffering, and whenever I can on so I persuade those who seek my advice to think of the living rather than the dead. One of my best friends, whose husband had died when she was still young, had promised him on his death bed over to re-tnarry. Years went by, and the young widow, in spite of her inclinations kept her promise, but one day I succeeded in persuading her to do
the right thing.
Wint would my dead husband think she had said. I replied where he is now he will under My dear girl,'
stand.
MODERN MIRACLES.
IMMEDIATS QUTES BY MENTAL TREATMENT.
How modern miracles are accomplished was described by Sir John Collie, the surgeon, at the Bow County Court. A
He said that a workman who had been injured had quite recovered.
He is strong, thick-set nan," he stated, but his muscles are flabby from want of use. What he needs is psycho- logical treatment. He has the idea of his injury on his mind. If he could free himself froin the obsession he would be well immediately.
** I would give him the same treatment I have given many other cases, Persuasion is far too mild a term. I would send him to a hospital where he would be isolated and led to understand
condition,
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BY
A WELL-KNOWN ATHLETE.
Witlearly half a hundred wins to his evédit, and holder of nunierons Cliampionship trophies, Mr. E. T. Melder, the well-known Ceylon athlete, should be able to speak with authority
How To Keep Fit In The Bust if any one can.
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 15th at 10,58 am -Pressuro la highest in the neighbourhood of the Bonias.
The northern depression in new contral to the South-rast of Hokkaido, ・AN **Pressure has decreased moderately over the Philippines owing to the approach of a typhoon from eastward. At 6 am. this morning the centre was in about latitude 16 deg. N. and Iongitude 127 deg. E. travelling W.N.W.
Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 inches,
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Variable to E. winds, light; the
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Staticu.
REGISTER.
15TE AUGUST, 1913, M.
Wind.
Hour.
at Sea Level.
Barometer
Temperature.
Homidity.
Direction.
Weather.
**Force.
Hein
6a294) 29.50
29.61 „ 29.70) ---
** 29.72
29.74
Vľostook sicure Nemuro Hakodato Tokio "Kooht
Nagasa Kagoshima, Oshima... Lehims Naha *.......... Bonin Is. Chotoo Weihaine
Icbang Kinkung... Changaba Bhanghai Gatzia. Sharp Posk Ampy gwator Taihoku Taichu Tainan Koshan Pascadores
"The most diffealt problem which confronts Then I learned how persons in the East the athlete in these tropical olimates is that of hid teen sured of Anemia by Dr. Williams keeping in condition. *said Mr. Helier recently when interviewed ut his home in Pink Pilk, and made up my mind to give these Colombo. A few years ago 1 began to find Pilly & trial. My appetite improved after the that a few days training would knock me up first few doses. and in a very few days I felt completely. Then the feeling would come over wonderfully bucked up. Soon the Indigestion me of wanting to rest, to lie down and drop off disappeared altogether. I continued to take to sleep, auf my friends had all they could do in
these. Pills and in a very short time was again. Hankow training. urging me to rigidly adhere to my course of
my old self "Not only did this continus, but my health became altimately so indiferent as to cause me alarm, and then I saw a dotor and exphined to him just how I felt. He informed me that I was suffering from Anemia, and gave me sque medicine. However, this did me little or no good; the tired listless feelings still rotanined. with me. My appetite suffered, too, and I began to be troubled with Indigestion. A peculiar feature of my condition was that I wanted to sleep during the day, but had the greatest difficulty in securing refreshing sleep at nights.
*My friends who knew that I was treating
myself with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will bear me out when I say that after I had fuished few bottles I could go through a cricket match the whole day, a football match in the evening. and wind up with a dance, if available, later on I have won all my most important prizes in the athletic fold since my curs by D. Williams" Pink Pills, and I may add that three months prior to starting regular mining for any im portant athletic event I make a point of taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pilk for's fów weeks."
Cantor pos
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TERATURE, in the shade, in derzore Tabrenhet,
3 HUMIDITY, in porcentaga of saturation, the bauidity of sir saturated with moisture being 10,
A DIRECTION OF Wrap, to two paints,
5 FORCE OF WIND, according to Beaufort Seale. ?! 5 STATE OF WEATHER, b blue sky, o detached e oad, d drising rain, f fog, & ginomy, i ha 1, lightning, o overcast, prasme showers, q squall, z rain, a mom, t thunder, v visibility, wdow (wet)
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HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, August 15th
Previous On Dato On Dal
Day
at 2 pm. 6s
2 p.m.
Barometerna Temperatura Humidity... Vind Tren
29.75
39.71
84
89
82
68
Fus
NW 1
West
.1
Weather
Rain.
Highest open sir Temperatura on 14th 1.85 Lowest open air perature on 14th 2.77
guns, 5,900 bp, Liont-Comdr, H. Neville, Mon.. Weibaiwel.
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE,
from 16th to 22nd August, 1913,
HIGH WATER
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Height
El Long
Mean
Time,
··b, m
ft.
10
LOW WATER
H'kong
Mean
Times..
m
ft, in
Satur. 16 8 53: 7 4 2 12. 3:6
10 5184 5 358 Sup 37m 9 33 4255 33 11 584 6 429 a 10 18m 19 7 2m 363 1- 11 18 48 4:59 1 2 Widgeon, pontost, 195 tous. Z guna, 800 h.p. Tues. 19 10 40 6 9 m 4343 0.
Lieut. Comdr. J. C, F-Barrett, Yangtze, Woodcock, gunboat, 150 fons, guns. 550 B.p... Lt omdr, M. B. P. Blackwood, Yangteze. Wandlark, gunboat 160 tque, 2 guns 20h.
ibp. Capt. H. H. F. Barttelot, M.V.O. Moorhen, river gunboat, 180 tons, 2 guns, 200 Lt Comdr. stebin W. Lloyd, Yangtze,
Weihaiweili
Jubmarinos :---
C. 36, DJ McGillewir. Lirat.-Comdr. C. 37, J. A. Gaimer, Livut-Comdr. C, 38, B. K. C. Pope, Lient-Comdr.
lp, Lt. Cmdr Alan Dizon, West River Newcastle, nd class cruiser, 4,800 tons, turbin 22,000 d., Capt. F. A. Pewlett, Shanghai Nightingale, rivor grabout, 35 tons, 240
Liant. L'omdr. Malcolm Marray, RDT.B. C35, Ligat -Comdr. Hendley, Bengkong Tangleze.
TB. 036, Lieut. Comdr. Stilemen, Forgkong.
Otter, torpedo-bont destroyer, 385 tozs 6 ras,
6,300 i.b.p Pakho
Lient-Comdr. Wilkinson TB. (37, Lient-Comdr. Nicol. West Fiver.
TB 039, Lieut. Comdr. Seymour, West River.
11:30
Wed.
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6 5m 4.51
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