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whose learning will add further lustre to the Amoy Constellation.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1891.

sparsely populated. As to the alleged 'squees. ing propensities of the officials and the real- Interpreter 'Ching is a native of Cantón and administration of justice, all I can say is that the first saw the light of day and the other strange official who could squeens a ton-cent plece out aights that the City of Rams alone can exhibit, of the half-starved peasantry would be almost 33 years ago. The atmosphere of his native getting blood out of a stone! The fact is that Clty, however, was too misty for the ardent the whole region is extremely mountainous, insifacts and boundless desires of this ising sparsely populated, very poor, and extremely young man who, at the age of 21, sought fresh anhealthy. All the peasants preduce la "ħil fields and pastures new in the broad lands of the rice," cultivated in patches here and there United States, where he completed bis education along the slopes of bu e mountain ranges and in due course became a naturalized citizen They produce barely enough for their wants, and of that great country. His early training was what with the ravages of malarial fever of a gained in the Norwich Connecticut Academy viralent type, and the time occupied in the from which Institution he graduated with high cultivation of cotton on the hillsides for use in honors, receiving first pro for rhetoric and winter, (of which, too, there is a little exported to declamation-no light feat this, for a foreigner to Yunan) added to the time monopollred culti Fatform. He subsequently followed out a consevating enough rice for bare subsistence, by the of scientific studies at Yale, and bad the proud time winter sets in, the thrifty highlanders of distinction of being the only Chinese graduate Luang Phrabang have a pretty hard fight for life from that distinguished College. Bedden bls other brilliant accomplishments. Ching has the mastery of nine languages. He also possesses an absolute knowledge of both Chinese and American laws, and to this as well as to the fact that he a most enthusiastic American Citizen led to his nomination, by Doctor Bedloe, THE PROSPECTS OF RICE IN SIAM. to the Amey Consulate.

their lot is, in duo, by no means cast in a bed of roses, on the verge of rich gold-fields, or in a modern El Dorado.

(To be continued.)

THE TRUTH ABOUT THE MERONG advance in the value of good quality rice in the

VALLEY.

HOW A BRITISH EXPLORER YOUND IT,

"Magna est veritas et prævalidli,” A During the past two years the Press of the Far East has, from time to time, contained, brief reports of the Upper Mekong Valley region, otherwise the Eastern frontier of Slam. Most of the stories, especially those appearing in Ton quin papers, contained somewhat graphic descriptions of the "magnificent valley, the richest and most fertile regions of the Far East, whose richest untold and resources inexhaustible would have remained à terra incognita, even to neighbouring nations, but for the energy, enter prise, and determination of the French; and, what is worse, its "myriad fahabitants would," we are told in the Siam Mercantile Gouette and L'Avenir du Tonkin, (two obscure prints, whose

It is probable that there will be a considerable European market next summer, owing to the falling off of Japanese, Siamese and Cochin- China expotis; and it is reported that the defici ency

is not likely to be met by an overplus from other rice-producing countries, such as Burma, Persia and Bengal, This, of course, means a loss to those countries whose produce is scarce; but, as regards Siam it will not be without ultimate advantage if the merchants concerned. will take steps to prevent the large admixture of broken rice" of which Messen Fraser & Co. complained in their recently published market reports.

The quality of the Siam grain is complained of on account of the large admixture of broken rice

"most of the early shipments were

much to be desired;"

Intimations,

DURING AUGUST.

LESS

THAN

cos r

PRICE.

Co-day's **Advertisements.

THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP A

COMPANY, LIMITED,

FOR MANILA, VIA AMOY. THE Company's Stearathip

LESS

THE

THAN

MODERNE FURNITURE COST

PRICE.

4

"ZAFIRO,"

Captain Cobban, will be despatched for the above Ports on SATURDAY, the 8th inst., at

P.M. For Freight or Passage, apply fe

SHEWAN & Co.. Temporary General Managers. Hongkong, 5th Angust, 1801.· ́

Wotels.

BAY VIEW HOTEL.

Intimations.

WANTED.

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THE EDITOR. Hongkong, 4th August, 1891, HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK' COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

HE Ordinary Half-yearly MEETING of

Offices of the Company, No. 14, Praya Central, on MONDAY, the 24th August, at Türen p.m., for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors and the Statement of Accounts to the goth June, 1Bot.

77 TEHAREHOLDERS will be held in the

NOTICE. TO PREVENT DAMAGE BY REMÖVAL TO OUR NEW GODOWNS,'ALL CABINET FURniture NOW "OFFERING FAT ||PRICES "REGARDLESS OF MR. OSBORNE begs to announce that this will be CLOSED from the roth to 24th of August,

COST.

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(From 7. Broadwood & Sons and Collard & Collard). THE PIANO, ORGAN AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, UNDER HONGKONG HOTEL

and at London, Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama.

excellent; and the after season's arrivals left PIANOS SPECIALLY MADE FOR THIS CLIMATE AND GUARANTEED,

#the shelled sice

which arrived in London was very poor, and contained yellows :.. "with a little more care bestowed an cultivation no doubt most of

MONTHLY PAYMENTS OR HIRE. TUNING REPAIRS.

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company convenient half-way House on Shan-ki both days inclusiva. wan Road is now open.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

The HOTEL commands a beautiful View, and is situated in a cool and breezy spot,

There is a convenient landing Jetty opposite the Hotel for launches.

The best Brands of WINES, LIQUORS; CIGARS, &c, always on Stock, MEALS can be served at any hour. Prompt attendance.

Hongkong, 14th May, rsgr.

D. GILLIES, Secretary, Hongkong, 4th August, 1891... -- [Loys

HONGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

NOTICE

IT

*has been decided to discontinue the weekly competitions at the Kowloon Ranges during 1726 the months of August and September. The

THE SHAMEEN HOTEL.nges will, however, be open for practice as

BRITISH CONCESSION, CANTON. THIS FIRST CLASS HOTEL, admirably altuated within a few minutes walk of the 'River Steamer Wharves,' is now open to receive Visitors,

Editors bare suddenly assumed the role of foth the Far Eastern kinds will raise their standard." Instruments made equal to new. Large experience, all Machinery, trained men and Work guarantee luxury in season, and the culaine is in experi

century Saviours 1) be steeped in ignorance savagery, lawlessness, rapacity, and the evils. of slave-hunting but for the determination of the French to deliver the down-trodden lahz bitants from the grasp of unprincipled, squeezing officials." All this looks well enough from an outsider's point of view, and it constitutes, more or less, interesting and sensational matter for the columns of public journals. When, however, it is viewed in the light of recent official utterances, and the committal of himself to a "forward polley," by M. de Lanessan, the new Governor. General of French Indo-China, there is a plain duty before us and that is the task of publicly setting forth the truth about this alleged "Jand flowing with milk and honey," this so-called "El Dorado' of the Far East. With this object in view representative of this journal called upon & gentleman (Mr. W. J. Archer of H.B.M. Consular Service) who has recently returned to Bangkok after a four months' journey In the Mekong western and western frontiers of Slam. What

In this vein write those who are autho ritles on such matters and to these statements we would add that, in view of the undoubted fact that. Japan dads occupy a prominent position to the rice supply of Europe, It would be to the advantage of Slam were large quantities of Japanese seed-grain imported and distributed amongst the peasants of the chief rice-producing districts of this Kingdom. The Government, though out of pocket at first, would afterwards recoup the initial cost, through the Customs Department together with Interest, in the course of a very few years. What bene- fits the masses, is to the ultimate advantage of the Government and the sooner that fact is fully appreciated the better it will be for all who are paid to guard the welfare and best interests of

OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.

16 YEARS extensive experience in China, and the only firm of trained and practical pepple 1789 devoting themselves entirely to the Music and Musical Instrument Trade,

Council bave received the following rescript from His Imperial Majesty,

medicines were prescribed, but deriving little or no

relief.

"One evening a friend called, and we talked over my case and the very serious turn it had taken. Presently he said, "You are not going to die. Hare you tried Boigel's Syrup yol F

The Taung-li Yamen have memorialised us with reference to Missionary cases which have repeatedly cropped up is the various provinces; requesting us to issue stringent instructions to all Viceroys and Governors to take speedy steps for their settlement. With regarn to the Mis slonaries of the various nations the Treaty runs that the religions of the West have as their object the inculcation of virtue." The converts also are Chinese subjects and are able We shall return to the subject later on, and to the authority of the native officials meanwhile append the return of the export of and there is no reason why they should rice from Bangkok during the past month, not get on with the rest of the people, to the effect that, on account of the long-con- to be found all over the country are given to myself,

Slam.

I

"I confessed that I had not. In fact, I had religionly followed the instructions of my medical advisers. My friend persuaded me to fry. Seigel's Syrup, and I began at once, taking twenty-drop doses according to the directions. In about a week felt a little more life in ms, and after having finished bad fairly sat in. I continued taking the Syrup until I had consumed tos bottles, then went downstairs to I found altogether work again, still using the Syrap. After having taken

for Bright's

the second bottle I was convinced that Improvement

teen to twenty bottics

Valley, and round the eastern, northern, north- merely prefixing the statistics with à statement | However, certain evil disposed people who are from eight well. It is now four years afnco I took this gentleman has to say about the Mekong tinued drought, the exports have fallen off fabricating baseless reports and rioting takes alsass of the kidneyn, and Thave puffered rosymptoms Valley region, its people, the resources of the considerably of late and are not likely to show place on the strength of them. We therefore of kidney ET HUTCHINSON, Butcher.'

signs of Improvement for some time to come.

Paddy

Rice

C pc

JUNE," 1891.

Broken Rice pc. C1

pc c

Luang Phrabang region, the government of the country etc., etc., may, we think, be taken as the latest authentic information respecting a portion of the Kingdom of Slam which appeara destined, whether deservedly so or not, to make S'pore....9,050.66285 99,876.80 Its mark in history, or rather form a conspicuousHkong. 96,021,232,453-57...... chapter to the records of 19th century episodes.

Saigon 204.13- Before relating the evidence adduced at the Coast38.37 Interview so kindly accorded us, it may assist the reader to grasp the situation readly if we publish herewith a brief historical sketch of Slam, ancient and modern, gathered from the- highest and most reliable sources of information, thus:

It was in the year 1767 that the old capital of

Picula...165,523.39... Value $297,942.10....

3,739.56... $1,876,80

my Jast dose of Mother Seigel's

complaint since

+3

Signed)

it,

Wellington Street, Auckland, New Zealand."

he wrote Wo-print Mr. Butchinson's statement as )

t is not probable that his malady was notpally

dianase, an

that Bright's tied of the substance of

of the lion or destruc

and dimoult, if not impossible, to care. What he really stored from was, no doubt, a debilitated state of the system, originating in indigestion and dyspopais, trifà essere symptoms, as is often the one. When we remember that nearly all maladies,

Including Hrez

complaint, heart disonas

a dao ta poisons in arising formented food in the digestire tract, can see why Mother Seigel's Syrup is victorious over so great a

te variety of apparently diverse diseases. And because of the one source of those complaints, serious and often fatal mistakes are made in the diagnosis and in the treatment. The point to s smphteise this mesh rarer than

The Bed-rooms are cool, airy and comfortably furnished, and the spacious Dining Room, Sitting Rooms, and accommodation generally will be found equal to the best Hotels in the Far East. The Table D'Hôte is supplied with every

enced hands.

ཟླ༦ རྣ། Wines, Spirits, Malt Liquors, etc., of the best quality only.

́Ą. F. DO ROZARIO, Manager. Hongkong, 4th November, 1800,"

Intimations.

FOR SALE!}

BEST STEAM COAL.

'J. ANDERSON, Acting Hon. Secretary,

Hongkong, 28th July, 189r."

BOARD AND LODGING,

"OMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS,

with Board

Apply to

Mrs. MATHER, 2. Pedder's HUL

(1007

Hongkong, 20th July, 1891.

HONGKONG TIMBER YARD, WANCHAI REGON PINE SPARS and LUMBER

L. MALLORY.

frog7lways on Hand.

Hongkong, 24th June, 1881. SIEN

Agents for the sale of the WAN AN THE Undersigned, having been appointed (Formosa) STEAM COAL, are prepared to supply the same to any quantities to suit buyers

SPECIAL QUOTATIONS TO`LARGE at VERY REASONABLE RATES,

CONSUMERS, For Particulars, apply to

TUCK YUE & Co, No. 32, Praya Central.

[819 Hongkong, 6th June, 1891.

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NOTICE. HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK COMPANY, LIMITED.

..$2,465.60... $2,064.48 safety of the lives and property of the foreign bumatium, gout, consumption in the blood, SHIPMASTERS AND ENGINEERS

Comparison with corresponding month of 1890.

·695,790.74 7.027.48... 331.86

order the Tartar Generals Viceroys and Gover nors of all Provinces to issue proclamations exhorting the people under them to place no reliance on idle rumours and to refrain from rioting on account of then. Any persons guilty of posting anonymous and lying placards calculated to inflame the minds of the people must be at once hunted down and punished with the utmost rigour of the law. The local authorities must further take steps to insure the merchants and missionaries, and must not allow the evil disposed of the people to annoy or harm them. If they do not take the most argent steps to secure their safety, with the result that trouble occurs, we order that command be made generally known. Such is ur. We have accordingly ordered the civil and milltry officers in our jurisdiction to reverently obey the terms of it and we now issue this Pro- clamation for the information of the military and the populace Know ye that the converts are still Chinese Subjects and under the jurisdiction of Chinese Officers. In cases of ligation the

Siam, Ayuthia, was destroyed, the king and bis Value $1,252,267.33 $6,324-73 $354-04 they shall be severely censured Let this one family taken prisoners, and his dynasty extin

are respectfully informed that, if apon their arrival in this HARBOUR me of the COMPANY'S FOREMEN should be at hand, ORDERS FOR REPAIRS, I sent to the Hran

gulabed; the Shan'and Laos States then became Decrease: 530,177.35 4 287.93..... 1,55444 H.I.M.'s receipt, copy of which has been sent to Heart disease, consumption, and Bright's disents OFFICE, No. 14, Praya Central, will receive

FOOCHOW.

Independent, and even Korat set up a separate Value ...$954.319.23$3,859.13...$1,610.44 kingdom, under a prince of the late dynasty; and Tenasserim was annexed by the Burmese-Bangkok Timas. javaders, to become, in 1824, a British province, The Slamese armles were dispersed and the Government thoroughly shattered. A general, Phya Ták, of Chinese decent, nevertheless gathered together the remnants of the troops, and drove the Burmese out of Ayuthla in 1757. He assumed the throne in 1768, re-conquering southern Slam Korat, northern Siam, and the Malay States, successively. He made Bangkok

August ist.

We understand that more than one of our foreign Consuls has telegraphed for a gumboat to be sent here promptly.

News has reached us, which however requires confirmation, that three foreign missionaries

the capital in 1769, and founded modern same have been killed up coudby. We can only hope him at the magistrate's court who will try

The first king of the present dynasty began reign in 178a. A Chinese Invasion of Burma, as stated in Mr. Robert Gordon's paper on Slam, relieved Slam from the Burmese for a time, and the occupation of Martaban by the British, in 1824, effectually prevented further Burmese Invasions of Slam. Peace thus secured from outside war was utilised to reconstruct the kingdom, Chiengmal, and all the Lao States to the confines of Yunas, Tonquin, and Annam, were conquered and attached to the kingdom. Winchang was the last State to make a desperate resistance, but was finally destroyed in 1848; and Lhuang Phrabang and Bassac were brought ander direct Stamere rule, although the old chlefs are allowed to retain their titles and positions. The Laos had driven the Cam "bodians out of their northern provinces, which were annesid to Stam, and what remained of the old empire of Kam was compelled to acknowledge the protectorate of Slam.

The first treaty concluded between Slam and a foreign Power was un faft accomp in 1825 and is known as the "Burney" treaty, That treaty became a dead letter, and the the treaty ander which British subjects conduct trade here is the one negotiated by Sir John Bowring with the present King's father in 1855.

In reply to numerous questions Mr. Archer courteously vouchsafed the following interesting Information

As to the boundaries of Slam I cannot answer you precisely, for, as you yourself state, there are unsettled disputes about the, Eastern and Northern fronders. In addition to that the British Government has not yet settled the question of the Shan-Siam frontier although there are, it may be sald, no alements connected with it that present possible or probable Januperable difficulties,

It is incorrect.

In reference to the above we would call special attention to the letter received this morn ing from Pacificator, and to the translation of the Joint Proclamation of the Tartar General and Governor General.

Rain is much needed to save the second crop of rice from total fallore. The offering up of prayers has been gone through, and the pro. hibition to slaughter pigs for three days been faithfully attended to, but all to no effect so far. The farmers are in state bordering on despair.

Teamen are not, wo understand, grumbling at the result of their ventures this year, indeed they are well satisfied with the outturn of common teas and second crops, but it makes them wince to find that their profits are simply carried to their creditin account to meet the heavy losses of the past two years, instead of having them to put into their pockets,

The Emperors' birthday yesterday w observed by the closing of the Custom House and the Banks. In the city the mandarins paid their usual visit to the Wan Sex Koong to pay their respects to the Emperor, and in the evening grand banquets were given. Amongst the citizens, there were no outward demonstra tons of rejoicing,

Gre

In the event of complaints being found

are supposed to be. Generally prompt attention. what seems like them

gront? of symptoms of indigeation and dyspopals. I la always best to take the advice of Mr. Hutchinson's friend when he said, "You are not going to dies try Baigel's Syrup [Advi

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REGISTER.

4th August, 1891.---At 4 pm.

STATION,

Wadivostockmo

merits of the cases only will be taken into con- CHINA COAST METEOROLÒGICAL converts and the rest, The native people sideration and no difference made between. must not look on them as allens, and if a convert does wrong they must prosecute the case and settle the rights and wrongs of it and deal with it according to law. We, the Viceroy and the Tartar-General have only justice in our hearts and all case, in our jurisdiction between convert and native will be desit with equitably and without prejudies or favour. Of latter years the converts and people here have got on fairly well together. After this notice the people in their relailon, with the converts must throw away all preconceived notices and live in peace without trouble. You must not listen to idle rumours and wantonly break the peace thas laying yourselves open to punishment. Hurting ather people is hurting yourselves, for after the effense is committed repentance comes too late Obey this in trembling-Echo.

..

TWO MEN WRONG-ONE MAN RIGHT.

*You ll be in kingdom-come in less than twelve month

You can't live three geare!"- "You are not going to die!".

These three prophecies were addressed to the same man. The last one had the most comfort la it, yet he couldn't tell which had the most inspiration.

Here's the story. It isn't plessant reading at first, but it " comes ont all right, as the children may

Ferhaps it's better to let our friend tell it himself. We all like the pronoun "T" that's why m autobiography is neror dull. This rolator la batcher of Auckland, N.Z., and his style is so clear: and good, it needs no editing.

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necessary, communication with the Undersigned is requested, when immediate steps will be taken to rectify the cause of dissatisfaction.

D. GILLIES Secretary, Hongkong, 25th August, 1884,

NOTICE

“RIFFITH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS I, Ice House Road sio sullably lighted to produce all styles' of Portraiture in any weather,

CABINETS from 36 a dosen.

CARTES DE VISITE from $3 a desen.

*** LIFE SIZED BUSTS in Colour, or Black &

!,” White.

IVORY MINIATURES, &c, &c. NEW VIEWS OF HONGKONG and the Coast Ports are always ready.

*** Hongkong, 24th September, 18001

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MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHIA,

(Sole Agents for Mike Coal Mine). HAVE OPENED THEIR BRANCH HOUSE IN BINGAPORE from 1st July instant. Teli Addrits—“ Mittal,” Singapore, New Buliding, Battery Road, Singapore.

Froog

The Rod Bal was taken down at 6 panny Barometer fe alsdag slowly. Gradienta gentle for kouch ta south-east winds upon the endin cout of southern Cahlung and for south-watt winds in the Citan

Sea. Weather, most sad showny (med

hundredthe mines the shade tu degrees, Take

rebelt.

He says: "Some five years ago, when - lifting quarter of best, I noticed a remarkable soreness in the small of my book. I called a doctor, group binlerenete reduced to. Seral of the son in lachas, tention and cher and took to my bed. He proscribed a lotion to rubbed in around the region of the Hidneys. This was done, and I remained in bed several days, suffering exorcisting agony. At last, haring examined the kidney sourellons, the doctor said, 'You have Bright's disease, and will be in ingdom-coms In less than twelve montha

We are sorry to hear of numerous cases of thieving and robbery in the villages round about the settlement. It has been so systematic in some, that the cottages have been obliged to close their doors for the night as soon as darkness gets in. With the falling off in the Tea trade We fear there are too many unemployed roaming about, and it seems a pity that, willing to work wo are sure they are, something cannot be found for them to do; instead of allowing them to get their food by thieving from people almost Is it preposterous to state that the Lhuang as peor as themselves.

We have it on the best authority that some of Phrabang region is magnificent). Certainly it in as M. Pavie, the Chief of the Slam Frontier the members of the Yangtare Kolza Hal have Commission, must know very well. Probably, been in the city for some time past, and this however, M., Macey, a Frenchman who has seems to be confirmed by the placards which travelled all over that region with goods that he have been making their appearance, correspond

Never belleving I had Bright's discuss, I thought, can find no market for and is never likely to being word for word with those posted about the able to baner on sell at a profit, can speak more Yangtare poits lately subjected to sloting. It authoritatively on the subject, than anyone else, appears that as soon as the attention of the however, it would be as well to insure my life. On for his experience has been anything but pleasant, authorities was drawn to them, they were examination, the company's physician refused to paas from a business man's point of view at all events. removed, but in the meantime they had been me for life insurance, saying. You can't live three I have been up: the Mekong as far as the read by thousands. When in addition to this French post at Montong, where i was received placard sticking, it happens, as is well known, Abont three months afterwards I was agale_ most hospitably, and I am bound to admit that there are a thousand disbanded Hunan seized with a severe attack, and went about more that Luang Fhrabang

was supposed, Bove the sos soldiers (dling about, ready for any kind of took to my bed, ally I broke down and again country seem to be the best governed parts of devilsy it is not surprising that, some lile Blam. There is, however, not much to be done uneasiness prevails in the port just now, In the way of gdurrnment for the town of Luang The following joint proclamation has been Phrabang contains but 10.000 people at the issued by the Tartar General and the Governor paside, and the country for upwards of goo of Foochow

years. *4

last

percentage of saturados, che kandily of sir intuented with inclaturn being zon, perDirection the wad to be paid Force of the led according to Bancfort nonis, Seventhes & Blossky Presched clouds, of Deianing rainy Face Gloomy, A HuGE ŽAR MINING #Cvent, J Pandag bones, z. Bembly,, « Rain, # Barwa Thunder, Viablity, # Dew wn), y-Bains in lachen. 3- gonths and hundruðdá.........

W. Dossner: Hongkong Observatory, 5th August, 1891, ⠀

HONGKONG. TEMPERATURE.

(From Mannen, Geó. Falazów & Café Singletar,

Today,

I sold one of my business so as not to laws too many affairs for my wils to superviss, made my will, meme and explained to my wife what to do in case of my death. I can well remember her listening with fours

in har eyes to what she believed were my list instruc•- tons, then Kugered for some weeks, waiting for

miles around it, and away down the Mekong to We have received a communication from the Nong Kaly is extremely mountainous aná, Tay | Teung·li Vámen to the effect that the Inner to free me from my earings-lining whatever

I took:Coldi,

"I took Slok,

DAI TOOK

SCOTT'S EMULSION

RESULTI

I take My Meals,

I take My Rost ANH LAM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON;

getting fht too, Fox: Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda BOT ONLY CURED MY. Incip lent Consumption BUT, BUILT ME UP, AND 15 NOW PUTTING SAVE NEW FLESH ON MY BONES "AT THE RATE of a pound 'A DAY. I TARK IS JUST AS EASILY AS I DO HILM," BUCH TESTIMONY IS NOTHING NEW, „BCATT'S.JMI" slag 33: noing WONDER

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· SURGEON DENTIST,

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DENTISTRY.

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TO

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NOTICE..

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Sir ROBERT RAWLINSON, C.B, C.K, Chief Sanitary Engineer, Local Government Board, London, says

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Bank Buildinge

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ARTISTIC DECORATOR,

2, DUDDELL STREET, HONGLONG.

Hongkong, 6th April, 1800,

Dr. Knorr's ANTIPYRINE.

(Dots for Adults 18 to 35 grains troy)] I the most approved and most efficacious remedy in cases of HEADACHE, MIGRAINE, NEURALGIA. --- RHEUMATISM, FEVER, TYPHUS, ERYSIPELAS, HOOPING COUGH, and many other complaints. It la also he very best Antiseptic. Highly recome mended by the medical Faculty. To be kad from every reputed Chemist and Druggist. Ask for Dr. KNORR'S

NORK'S ANTIPYRINE 1 Each Tim bears the inventor's signature, “ Dr, KNORR * In red letters.

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Supplies: constantly on hand at the China Export, Import, and Bank Co-Sola Agents for China. Beware of spurious imitations !

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EPILEPSY.

Bufferers from cramps 'and 'nervous Co-debility are surely cured by an appro- ved and absolutely unequaled method. Treatment by letter. Send full account. "wymptoms and address, inclosing postage stamps for answer-

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