If the lodging-house bye-laws are passed and judiciously but steadily enforced it is probable that before long over-crowding in coolie houses, 1., lodging-houses, will cease.
With regard to the class of over-crowding, the Committee feel that this is a difficult problem to solve. In a sense it is really a more Impor tant than clasa B ; for with the "A class children of all ages bave to b considered, and there cannot be a question about the absolute necessity of providing ample air space for the young if they are to enjoy a healthful existence. The want of adequate air space and com- paratively pure air in such space is very Important factor in producing the beary infantile mortality which the returns regularly show to take place. In Victoria, Trismus Nascentium, shown regularly in the returns as the capes of death of large number of children, is, we understand, attributed by the Medical Faculty to foal air and insanitary surroundings.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1890.
Pierre, and in spite of the reminder of M. Raffray that legally there should be an carly trial, Mr. Shaw wasdetained 50 days on board the flagship This was really done to save Mr. Shaw, for the military ashore were. deply incensed at what they held, and there was plenty of evidence to be complicity with the Hovas.
All the stories about -treatment' Are unfounded, we are informed. Mr. Shaw was allotted an officer's cabin and he was properly served with officer's diet, and the story of food a bucket is declared to be absolutely untrue.. I* all respects, save theresiralat upon his freedom, be was well treated and Admiral Pierre waE KN officer against whom no charge of fiarshness to a man in Mr. Shaw's position could be truly brought. That officer was beloved through. out the navy as the soul of gentle chivalry, and he was popularly known as the "modern Bayard." M. Raffray saw Mr. Shaw in his cabl frequently during this time and repels as without In this matter the Committee fully recognise foundation any assertions that Mr. Shaw was the difficulty which would be experienced by unkindly treated. It was from motives of kind. people whose families are increasing if they hadness that" Admiral Pierre detained Mr. Shaw on frequently to move in order to have the air space board, as his trial would certainly have had an per person demanded as a minimum by the unpleasant result, and anything of this kind it provisions of the Health Ordinance.
was thought expedient to avoid. Formally his detention was illegal but Mr. Shaw was really the gainer by this course. He was farther awarded £1,000 an indemnity, and under all the circumstances had no real claim to pose, as a mas with a grievance.
They recommend that the Board be authorized by the Government to abate the over-crowding existing in dwellings of this class, commencing with those where the over-crowding is greatest, and that at the same time every effort should be made to Inform the people of the real nature of the danger to which they are exposing them- selves and their helpless children,
The persons to whom section, 68 of the Health Ordinance applies should be notified that on and after the 1st day of July, 1891, this section of the Ordinance will be enforced. There is no kardship in this.. All the householder has to do I to insert a clause in the conditions under which he lets his house that the house shall not.
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THE IRON KING ON THE
AMERICAN REPUBLIC.
York, on Monday evening, September 1st, dell- Mr. Andrew Carnegie, of Pittsburg and New
vered an address in the Gilfillan Memorial Hall, Dundee, on "Some Facts about the Amercan The hall was crowded in every Republic,"
workhouse ("Shame "and your rich men whom you send to your Parliament will legislate for the rich all the time. It is said that in America, although we have no aristocracy, we are cursed with a plutarchy-
THE MILLIONAIRES,
A
nities gave him to take from the other, but with no explicit conception as to where the ability to take was to be limited by the right to take.
On this account the strikes of the past, which- ever way they went, are.valueless a contribu- tions to solution of the wages question. They (Laughter.) Let me tell you about them. only show where the strength of numbers won man who canies à million de Hars on his back
ar the power of gold won, and neither evolves carrica a load. (Laughter.) He cannot b
the principle on which to stake a sense of Tight. elected for anything. You know the history of
Inasmuch as the general tendency has been in It the American Republic. Why, there never was
favour of Labour, Democracy, rejoices, but a rich man nominated for the Presidency. That
does an, not because it accepts the methods would kill hint at once. The men we nominate employed in the respective battles of the for Presidents are working men. (Cheers.)arious trades, but because, reeing behind it Abraham Lincoln split rails for living-the generations of blind tollers who stumbled, greatest man in this century Garfield-(cheers) tarved to pauper graves, it is ready to help I notice you cheer Garfield, and not Lincoln. Labour to put an end to its cycle of minery There is where you make a mistake, Abraham by any means-even by the morally-worthless Lincoln is to live for ever. (Applause.) Howasgument of numbers. The wages question is, the man who with his pen struck the shackles off then, still there. and its obscuration by that of affillation merely temporary, Labour has although a winner of victories in some trades, been a loser of battles in others, and, observing the methods which won the victories, it desires to apply these to the contests of the future. A particular guild forced its employers the wall and wrested from them a surrend r; an amalga- mation of all guilds, one vast guild, Labour Personified, proposes now to do with all em players what successful gulida occasionally succeeded in doing with some.
four millions of slaves and made them mea-no! only made them men, but did not die until the poorest and meanest negro was possessed of every right and every privilege which he himself possessed. (Choers) All our Presidents are poor men. You could not elect anybody else, You could not even nominate anybody else. If a man with an Independent income were nominated for the Presidency you would say to the nominator, My dear friend, what is the matter with you to-day (Laughter.)
WHAT HAS DEMOCRACY TO DO WITH THE RICH 7
Democracy is the government of the poor. Out of 88 men there are not six who could be called rich, and of the whole 325 of our repre- sentatives--and I know most of them you could not name a man who has an independent income. Oh, you will say, it is not right that the rich should be discriminated against. Admitted, but as long as human nature is human nature you part long before the time fixed for the proceeding will never get the needle of justice and righteous to commence, and many, hundreds were unable
ness to point straight to the North. It will be to obtain admission. Mr. John Leng, M.P, swayed. A judge elected by rich men will judge presided.
for the rich, and a member of Parliament with Mr. Carnegie, who was enthusiastically an independent income is unconsciously biased received, said-It is because I find some mis- in favour of his class. (fear, hear.). I say that taken ideas prevailing here in regard to the
in this matter we cannot get exact justice his work. If cheap means of communication-Republic that I have chosen to address you, in perfection and it is a great deal better in any the hope of dispelling some ideas which cast a
country that the doubt should always be in well between you and obscure the truth in regard favour of the poor, and not of the rich. The to your great progeny across the other side of rich can take care of themselves, but in all the Atlantic (Cheers.) Am I heard? (Cries such institutions as you have you practically of "Yes" from the galleries.) Right. (Loud deny justice to the poor man. (Hear, bear,) In (Laughter and chees). As it is said that the most Court or jury is received with favour because cheers.) I want to be heard in the galleries. America the poor man who comes before a sensitive chord of the Anglo-Saxon is his pocket we know that the odds are against him at the I will begin with the question of
start. That is what Republicanism means, You cannot make an aristocracy of the dollar unles you enact such laws as you have. You can never maintain a hereditary aristocracy if you leare the economic laws. Make the land free, and in less than five years the aristocracy will bave drunk and gambled themselves out of their heritage. (Laughter.) You know
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finished and ready for sale before evening. Formerly the backs of mirrors were coated with mercury; now, sheets of pure silver are used instead. The old mirror reflected 60 or 65 per cent of the light that fell upon it; the modern mirror reflects nearly 95 per cent. The mercury looking-giasa was very liable to rub off; best and cold also affected it; the quicksilver would crack or melt, and the beauty of the glass would be spoiled. None of these dangers threaten the silvered mirror.
On the other hand, employers have been observant. They saw where they lost, they saw where they won, and have not alone profited by past experience, but have taken in the plan of campaign now devised by Labour. They notalone group themselves together, but impede where they can the affillation of their economic facs. This case of the steamship.owners and their officers illustrates the latter phase. In the eye of Labour every man who gives up his weeks and his years to do the work of another as that other directs, be crowded by his tenant. The same holds
is as much a labourer as the man who bulids good with the tenant who sub-lets. If the
a wall or diga a ditch. His wearing beller Fersons to whom houses are so let then deliber-
Clothes makes no difference. Whether he ately over-crowd them prosecution should follow.
walks before the mast or behind the mast There is this factor to be considered in dealing
matters not one jot. He gives the work of his with over-crowding, vis: the natural desire of
life for the pay of his employers, and the perma. every workman to reside within easy reach, af
neat interests of his class lie not with the capita- lists, but with those who also have to give up quch for instance as by steam-launch-between
their lives for pay. A writer in one of the daily the outskirts and the central portions of the town
papers puts forward the plea that officers are, or were afforded, and if more police protection were
should be, "gentlemen, and their affiliation given to the suburbs we believe that much would
with the seamen they direct or with labour thereby be done to Induce the migration of the
societies generally would detract from their working classes the less congested parts of the
Possibly this would in some cases result. Hot dignity and shorten the arm of their authority. City.
Another means for relieving the congested
Labour has in its later years been confronted condition of the town's that referred to by His
with prospects of greater calamities that these Excellency the Governor in his reply to some
THE COST OF THE TWO COUNTRIES.
and has passed on, and no disaster bas occurred observations made by the Hon. A. P. MacEwen I must say the figures which I give you are
to stay her absorption of a class of men because in Legislative Council in December last, viz. :| taken from “Mulhall" and the "Statesmen's
some of them wholly rely on adventitious the removal of the brothels to the outskirts of Year Book for 1193”. I have had many men
circumstances to support "digalty" or wield the city. It must be remembered that it is not differ with me lo opinion. I have been
authority. Steamship-owners and other em- only the houses now used as brothels that would
denounced, and I hopa shall be denounced.
ployers who try to impede the march of events become vacant by the removal of their inmates like abuse. (Cheers.) But no man has ventured
by considerations of dignity ́and the exercise of to the outskirts, but also those occupied by peo-to question my figures, and the figures which I
a verbal authority, are doing worse than trying ple who for the most put ex's on the money give you I challenge any man to contradict.
Brazil has taught you. (Cheers) I represented
to stop
the incoming tide with a broom... Labour's they earn in supplying the brothels with the goods The taxation of America-national, State, the great Republic in the Conference of the citadel stands bold and high; every man whose required by them. f restaurateurs, florists, municipal, all forms of taxation taken together Republics of South America. Seventeen Repub-work of another sees that his past is there. To hands are hard or whose brain is tired with the bairdressers, musicians, bawkers, etc, etc. in to-day 12 dollars-2 100-per head. Of this
In referring to this means of relieving the con. amount 81. go to the reduction of the rapidly-ies met at the Council Board, and one Empire, that citadel he will go; it is a mere question of gestion existing in the central districts the Com- vanishing national debt. and more than as per joined the brotherhood. America is a unit," We time. And when Capital finds that tricks of mittee do not feel at liberty to touch upon the head to the payment of the pensions for the sat down eighteen Republics that morning. speech will not prevail, back to its citadel it will moral aspect of the proposal further than to polat soldiers who fought that government of the (Cheers) There was not a drop of blood sted, and rush with all its speed, and then the battle of out the evident undesirability of brothels being people for the people and by the people should.
how chivalric these Brazilians were. They said to
the world begins situated in the centre of dwellings occupied by not perish from the face of the earth. (Cheers.) the good old Emperor "This is not a matter of labour of the gold on the other; the universal The gold of the world will be on one side, the families, nor does it consider itself entitled to The real cost of the American taxation is dollars. We will pay you and your children a Trust against the universal Boycott: And what review the financial side of the question beyond £1 16s perhead; the taxation of the Monarchists stating that the rentals for brothels are conside here is 63 199 per head-slight hissing) sum for liks," That is what the democracy will happen? In the exercise of its power of rably higher than are those of adjoining houses, nearly double what the Republican pays to-day whenever you find you cannot have a union of will excite mutiny in its ranks, for among its would do whenever you make up your minds numbers Labour will commit Excesses which And that the lour to landlords would therei and much more than double what he pays if the English-speaking races until you become a fore only be the difference between the
you exclude the reduction of the national debt real Republic. What did the Emperor of Brazil soldiers will be some who own capital the rentals paid by brothel keepere and those. which he is making. The earnings of the
Trust, too; will develop mutinies, or much of paid by respectable persons for similar accom-
do? He said that as he no longer performed any the gold with which it wages war will be drawn Republican are £73 per head per annura, and modation. The number of floors which would, the earnings of the Monarchist are but 35 per acre pt their money. (Cheer.) I leave it to the poor. With mutinies on both sides, both duties for Brazil as an honest man he could not from the pockets of shareholders who are by such removal, be rendered available for the annum, so that the cost of government under a wildest imagination of the most, ultra-Royalistides will be forced to pause. Then will artizan class would be at least 338, capable of Monarchy is four times greater than under the
that the answer of our Royal Family would be in accommodating about 5,000 persons; and this Republic. And of your revenues-the revenue
come the day for a new social philosophy or without taking into account the houses which of every man, woman, and child hero-96-10 Victoria long live, because she is a good and of Co-operation at present so imperfectly under such circumstances. (Laughter.), May Queen for the practical application of the philosophy would be rendered vacant by those to whom we per cent: go in taxation to support a costly form have alluded as chiefly dependent on the brothels of government, and under the Republican only democracy of this country-the people of my never be adequately paid for by wages and that it is a boast often heard that there are a greater
for their livelihood.
The Committee regret that this report has been so much delayed. The cause of this delay bas been the necessity for collecting, voluminous atalistics and for translating, reducing, and tabulating them in order to obtain the informa- tion embodied in the report and appendices.
(Signed), N. G. MITCHELL-INNES.
N. J. EDI. Hàngkong, 15th October, 1890.
THE MILD MISSIONARY.
That the missionary generally forgets to be as harmless as a dove" is shown by the following extract from the Singadors Frea Press Our contemporary says We quoted the other day from a Ceylon paper some remarks made upon the French mail ateamer | privileges, these being accompanied by a tirade sgainst French officers in general and the French Admiral at Madagascar in particular, In connection with hat das Keown as the Shaw Incident. It was impossible of course to endorse those remarks, la which indeed considerable animus was displayed, while also some of the statements are not in accordance with fact, such for instance as Mr. Shaw's food being served to him in a bucket during his detention on board the French Flag-ship.
2) per cent. of the earnings go.
NO BROTHERS, SISTERS, COUSINS, OR AUNTS,
I
HOW TO GET RID OF MONARCHY.
one morning the news came—” Brazil` has
pure woman. May the live so long that the
native land-will resolve that when she passes 'away they must be consulted as to her successor. (Cheers, again and again renewed.) That once accomplished, and you and your children standing justice, equal rights, and privileges of all men, on the immutabic principles of the Democracy of the Republic bail you-extends its band, and says..." Henccforth we are brothers in feeling and in action, as we are in blood," (Cheers) The first step will be taken in the great mission of the English sp aking tace, for you will then be so powerful that you will be arbiters of the world. You can enforce disarma-
You have often been told that the Republican form of government is more costly than the Monarchical governments. Let me put the lie to that for all time to come. The American pays his President 10,000 per annum, and he has nothing to do with bis brothers and his sisters and his cousins and bis aunts. (Great cheering which continued for some time.) I said that ence in Glasgow, in St. Andrew's Hall, and they made me repeat it four dimes. (Renewed cheers,) I will say it once more. (Laughter and cheers.) The Republican pays the head of the Statements, and if any two nations undertake to draw no dummy-laughter and cheers) 10.50 per annum, and his nothing to do with his brothers and his sisters and his relatives-(laughter)-still less bar be to do with a German contingent (cheers)--who take care to get the best posts and get over the heads of veterans who have fought for their country. (Renewed cheers.) We pay our Cabinet what you pay your Cabinet practically. We pay every Senator, and we have 88 Senators, teco per annum, and we pay every member of Congress (135) 1000 per annum, and, paying them, we make them the servants of the people (Cheers.) The total cost of the American Govern ment the administrative, executive, legislative
paid to 413 public servants, is £425,000 per annum. The sum that you pay to your Royal Family is £900,376, and what is that family? You deny them all political power. The last thing you would do would be to commit any serious business to men who are only able to lead in the mad, extravagant race of fashion, (Loud cheers,) You know, fellow-citizens, I talk ** * Republican, and I tell you about the American Republic, and I repel the falsehoods which are told about it.
From M. Rattray, French Consul here, we have obtained an authentic version of the Incident, which M. Raffray is best qualified to give, seeing that he was then, June 1883, in supreme civil charge of Tamatava an Maire, And that it was he who personally arrested Mr. Shaw the missionary. Mr. Shaw's house and the French fort stood upon the isthmus of the small peninsula on which was the town of Tamstave. The French had delivered an ultimatum to the
18 THE REPUBLIC UNGRATEFUL ? Hovas who were threatening the town, which was
It is said that Republics are angrateful. Let Inhabited largely by Malagasies, with whom the me dwell for a few moments upon that phase of French were in alliance. Martial law was the case. What is the greatest item of the cost procialmed by M, Raffrayandall Europeans in the in the Budget of the Republic? Not the army, town were required to apply for permission to have not the navy, not bath combined. The greatest a zative servant with them, these of course to be item of the American Budget is the sum that Malagasy. Mr. Shaw applied for twelve, which the grateful Republic showers upon the rank was thought strange, and M. Raffray visited and file of those who fought for that Republic, his bungalow asking to see the servants. On (Loud cheers You cannot resist the impetus of their production they turned out to be Hovas to the people which forces Congress year after year a man, and for making this false declaration Mr. to increase the pensions paid. Last year the Shaw was arrested, A further strange thibg Republicani paid £25,000,000 dollars this year had also occurred. The guard of 23 men who were sent to occuyp Mr. Shaw's bungalow, racsted as being in the rose of defence, found
the sword you will be prepared to say." Hold, I command you both. (Cheers.) Beyond this, then, stretches the noble dream of the post, and
belleve it is salutary to dwell upon these dreams that are to become realities. One step further. After the English race become united we have "the Parliament of man, the federation of the world." (Cheers.) I thank the men and women of Dundee for listening to a man with whom you may not agree, but whose honesty of purpose I make bold to believe not one of you can question. (Cheers.)
LABOUR AND CAPITAL.
stood, It may-it will-be found that work can
conemics will be, like the Gordian knois, its fizni abolition. Bat the conditions precedent must be that Capital will have realised that right to rule the world than gold has, an human sinews and human brains have more Labour will have recognised that its share in the profits of works is not to be wholly determined tow much it can wrest from employers, by the mere strength of numbers in crganisation.
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The novel experiment of boiling egge by GRACIE PLAISTED'S "MY SWEET. electricity was tried recently, in the office of the on Third Street, Cincinnati. Of course they Electric Supply Company in the Masonic Temple, ware belled in water, but electricity was the beating agent. Luke Lilley, the city's Assistant Electrician, was chief cook, Charles Marshall, the underwriter's agent, ate the first egg boiled
ninety-six volts (pressure or force) to accomplish by the agency of the subtle-correntIt required şir ampere (quantity of electricity) and the operation with about two quarts of water lo huge tin cup, the electrical current being cou- of the egg-boiling spread quickly, and, as it was nected through the handle of the cup. The new about lunch-time, brokers, bulla" and "bears," AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN LLOYD'S STEAK bankers, Insurance men and -lawyers, crowded the office. About thirteen dozen eggs were drink did not go with each egg. consumed, the only disappointment being that a`
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Hongkong, 17th October, 1890.
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having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of oplum, are being landed at their risk into the Godowns known as The Hongkong Wharf and Godowns, Wanchai; whence delivery may be Consignees wishing to receive their Goods on the Wharf are at liberty to do so, This vessel brings on Cargo:- From Trieste, ex S.S. transhipped at Bombay.
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the only solution of that Asses Bidge of variety of occupations open to women nowadays then ever before. Yet the feet is not without its draw backs, for women are thus tempted into sores of positions for which they are not fitted, with much consequent misery. Thousands of girls, especially in that raph instruments, stand on their foot for a dozen obtained,
sit all day hammering at type writers and hours at a stretch in shops and stores, and bend over deskat
at some sort of. writing, till their muscles and headache together. In both England and America they labour in factories long To this issue Capital and Labour now quickly monotmal wagon. When they break down, the y bad atmosphere, banks, often in a fearfully borer bard and expense of having physicians; coupled with other ocata of liness, is spt to consume their little savings. Therefore any information which will enable them to lesson sich an outgo must be welcomed by the host of working women,
move,
SCIENTIFIC AND USEFUL.
Coffee lessens the acidity of the stomach, This is the leather seal and not the fur seal.
Seals make a breeding ground of icebergs.
forbidden to practice hypnotism on their patients. French army and navy surgeons have been
prolonged immersion of the patient in water has The experiment of treating typhoid fever by been tried with gratifying success.
and
Codfish follow the ice of an iceberg down a heavy of the pit of the stomach, and
until they reach the water under f', which place affords them an excellent feeding-ground.
There is said to be enough reclaimed swamp land in Floride to produce half the entire quantity of sugar consuined in the United States The long distance telephone is now in success ful operation between Boston and Washington.. Conversation is canted on over this great distance with ease.
be attacked
In a stagle day 75,000 shad were caught in the and the others by other names. No two of them
was that ailed me. None
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No Fire Insurance has been effected, and any inst, will be subject to rent. Goods remaining in the Godown's after the 23rd
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
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Intimations.
HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. ADJUSTMENT OF BONUS FOR THE
YEAR 1889.
with a LIST of their CONTRIBUTIONS for the year ending grit December last, in drder that the
and the officers in their service is not absolutely Delaware siver, as the result of the hatching jug as to what it really though my money went distribution of the Profits reserved for Contri- .'
and its appliances. There has been a rapid in-.
them dia me any good, fut they
to
found them, and to buy the medialas butors may be arranged. Returns not rendered
day I
On this point's wont letter received by us may throw ray of light. The writer says: When a Uring is is WOMAN has to depend upon her Angers solely for
terrible thing to fall ill, even though it situation when I was first taten bad about ten years be only for a few days or weeks. This was my own
ugo, It began with what I shall have to describe as
heavy, sinking feeling at at 07
sensation
104 would often be
and falutnows whilst at meals. rising
from
table with palpitation of the heart, which best so I didn't know what to do with myself. Some days I would
mta mouthful of solid food, so much as
́afraid- In the present Australing conflict between
of the pain it gave for three consecutive days and nights till I thought I it gave me. I have KOBE W Labour and Capital, abundant evidence, says
must surely starve, At the same time the desire to without food the Sydney Bulletin, shows that both com-
ent was so great I could have clutched eagerly at the batants sec into the future. The fight no longer centres on a named amount of money to be paid
hardest plece of stale bread, I got so bad had to Those who advocate spelling reforms in the lie in bed for days, and grew so weak I could scarcely for a given amount of work, or time spent in English language argue that one letter out of else myself on my about. I consulted toto after working. The efforts of Labour to amalgamate every seven used according to the present dozen together, Ore oalled my illness by one name, the forces of its various branches, and of Capital practice is absolutely useless.
I must have had not less than are requested to furnish the undersigned HAREHOLDERS in the above Company to consolidate its resour.es, take front place. The exining dispute between steamship-owners or directly a dispute about wages, but over the
crease in numbers during the past three years, fact that the officers claim the right of affiliating
Steam beating of railway carriages was themselves as a branch of Labour with the introduced during the past winter in Prasia. The
I saw in the Christian Age an account adjusted by the Company, and no claims or prior to the 30th day of November next; will be Council. Labour desires to draw the officers passes through pipes underneath the carriages, deceived so other branches governed by a general Labour steam is supplied from the locomotive and believe in it! I had trusted and hoped, and been alterations will be subsequently admitted.
of Mother Beigel's Curative Syrup, Yet how could I into its fold, knowing that with them it will be the presause in these. being reduced to thirty people get the 1
often. Unics-which seldom happens one arm stronger; Cap.tal desires to keep them pounds per square inch,
the right aloof, with the twofold purpose of depriving
medicine at Brst, is is a wonder Labour of an accession of strength, and of in one of the quarters of Paris several times last don't knows but I think it was because
to me how they For
retaining lo isolation, and consequently la com- summer,
River water was substituted for spring water fos! that Moth got it at all. What made me remedy might be of some use To every instance an Increase of discovered and made by a good woman who had been parative helplessness, those whom it employs,
typhoid fever was observed. The quantity of cured by it kerself. At all events I sent for it and In this and a number of other current disputes spring water brought to Paris being insufficient began to take it. Up to the time when I write this ́it will pay 14~million of dollars. That is nearly the question of wages is practically set aside, for the dema ́d, the Council of Public Hyglene loftar I have takes it aeren weeks, and the change!
But a glance ahead will show that it is only and Health bandetermined to expedite the labors has produced has astonished all who know 16.
pain about my atilute the Asses' Bridge of economics. Since by the city, and to insist that the use of the
been declared, being further interest; In- Wor-The-writer-of-the-above-letter-requested capital to 31st December, 1889, at the rate of 4 of it, was found to be drugged. This was at
bably since the first day on which one once reported by the officer in charge, and, the
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ou capital for 1889 140 man, employed another, the problem of Indignation among the French was very strong, II were called upon to 'lustrate to you the what amount of money or its equivalent pay important discovery that proctudin, an aniline
Professor Sittig of Strasburg has med: the bound to respect her wishes, although we have no doubt she will consent to our giving her name and
Warrants may be had on application at the The place was attacked in force that night by difference between the Republic and the in full for a certain amount of tell of hand derivate, is an absolute destroyer of pus in any write to her, either directly or through us.
address to any of her own sex who may desire to above Office on and after WEDNESDAY, the Hovas, who were with great difficulty beaten off Monarchy, I would Illustrate it by calling your or brain, has received the intense attention quantity. His new medicine is looked upon as
15th instant. It also turned out that during the two or three attention to the difference in regard to pensions. of at least the persons concerned; but there the ideal curer of wounds, suppuratious uiters somewhat similar case is that of Mrs. Annia
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co, months previous Mr. Shaw had been training You paid £30,000 to Admin Seymour, who stands the Asses Bridge to-day, without and skin affections, and is totally harmless, 10) Wash, ok.Manor Road, Bournemouth, Hauts, who
General Agents, about 300 young Hovas in drill and target stood behind stod walls. at Alexandria and
Canton Insurance Office, Limited. even an approach to a permanently success is also highly diffusible, and has an immenso writes mdays late date: "I desire to inform you shooting, and these facts, coupled with the false. battered down a few mud forts. (Cheers.) Net ful solution in vicw.
Hongkong, 14th October, 1890. Individual employers sphere of utility. Taken internally, it of my wonderful recovery after taking Mother declaration concerning the mea who were to be a life loak (Laughter.) And you pay 30,000 who attempted to solve the question by cutting remedy molabiy for pleurisy and peritonitis. Wals Curative Syrup, was so low to be allowed to remais in Tamatave, were held to General Wolseley; but he had the Highland down wages provoked retallations which proved Professor Merck of Darmatade has prepared all able to rise from
THE IMURIS MINES, LIMITED. to have justified Mr. Shaw's arrest. Had he host behind him. (Cheers) Why, just this that no solution was possible in that direction, his surgical dressing material with this now of God, and the use of the Syrup, I am so far recovered
nere stand on my foot again.
bed, and thought I should But by the blossing
WE NOTICE. been tried by court-martial ander the circumst. morning I read in one of your papers of Sergeant and individual trades which attempted the tark discovery
These to be able to retura to ances by a court of French officers there could Richard Brown, one of the Sir Hundred, who led by forcing wages up, either won a little advantage, Plate-glass mirrors are now largely made at widow and have to work for my liring and bars on only have been one verdict death, which the change at Balaclava, having died in a work whught down on themselves, defeat which made in this line of industry in the past few years. Calor Solo old wom Lcould not keep any might and would have been, no doubt, commuted house (Loud cries of "Shame.") Your Prince brought down on a Belgel's Byrup. For dve years I by the French Commandant, The Cem of Wales got £40,000 extra-enough to keep made bad worse, On neither side was there the Formerly it took three weeks from the time work food down and angered from terrible headache. Now mandant, to sveld the diff ilty, there being no 30,000 of your people, the average exroings of revelation of a principle on which to rely. The was begun on a mirror, before it could be finished. it I am well ouse more, I shall sogn cara back, a precedent for a court-martial on a missionary your people being £35 per head while the men employer and the employed were equally hungry. Now, says a manufacturer, wo get the glass in hundred times over the price of the good medisina Kased the prisoner in the hands of Admiral who light your battles are allowed to die in the | Xeda puvia motion whatever, strength opporta- ! the maining and make it lato mirrors perfectly. I was dears away by vousy in his advie
28 millions sterling. It is very true that the
people who accuse Republicans of being engrate.
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JARDINE, MATHESON & Ces, A General Managers," Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Hongkong. 15th October, 1800. [3443
CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE, LIMITED.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
large number of bottles of wine strewn about the fat are the rich. The officers and the Admirals momentarily so. Fair wagen for fale work can; } for the new supply from springs recently bought itrength ovary art in entirely gone, and I gain A DIVIDEND of $a per Shara has this day house. One or two men who tasted these fall have good cause to reprosch Republicans.. into a half-conscious state and the wins, oF SOMG-TEE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE REPUBLIC AND the inception-of-Trades-unionism,and-pro-{ ̈presentspring waters be limited to food that her nama should not be published. We fat. Per cent, per annum, making the total Interest
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HAREHOLDERS are hereby informed that the certificates, for endorsement, should the FINAL CALL of 5/ per Share due on the accompany the Bank draft sent in payment of 1st November, 1890.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co
'Agents.. Hongkong, 14th October, 1998,
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