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THE U.S.S. Monocacy is going to summer up the Yangtze. She left Shanghal for Hankow last Sunday.
On Monday, May 16th, it was telegraphed to | Perak that an additional force of Hity Sikhs
was required in 'Padang,
THX Port Adelaids atiived this afternoon from Whilst the colerans of the Broncho Trig will always Shanghai, having been delayed nearly twenty
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H.MLS. Alacrity, with Vice Admiral Sie E. Fremantle on board, arrived at Shanghai from Ninges on the morning of the 20th inst.
THE steamer Alwine Seyd arrived at Shanghal on the 18th Inst. from Cheloo, with some of the cargo salved from the wrecked steamer Maria, The attempt to raise the sunken vessel has been entirely abandoned.
H.M.S. Archer left Shanghal for Hankow on the 18th inst.·.
H.M.S. Firebrand came out of dock this morning and tork up her sinal position opposite the cricket ground.
THE Government, having at last realised that a cable now connects Gap Rock with Hongkong has decided to get somebody to work it. Three telegraph clerks, for Gap Recle, Cape D'Aguilar, and the Post Office, are wanted by Tuesday next.
We learn from Shanghal that the Chinese Revenue cratzer Feiko had received instructions to blow up the wreck of the German steamer Faking, sunk by collision with the China Merchants' steamer Fushun in the Yangtze
river on the 7th May.
Aurora the Idnayncrasics of the Prince of Wales, is his lavincible horror of black ties with evening dress. The sight of a man, thus arrayed at any
THE PO LEUNG KUK.
At the Magistracy to-day, before Mr. W. C H. Hasings * married woman, from Ho Kai village in Kwangtung, alded by the Po Leung Kui, charged another Chinese woman with bringing the complainant into the Colony for an offence in the eye of the law, the purpose of emigration," which presumably is
The complainant said she met defendant in the most casual way at a ruloed Joss-house where they both chin-chinned. Never met before. Exchanged notes about each other's parents, relatives, and friends.' Plaintiff, who was twenty rears old and was now married for the second time, told defendant she would like to come to Hongkong, get work as cook, and in-law. Defendant said she had relatives in earn money to send to her poor old mother-
them Hongkong, and would take plaintiff to see two women met again and went on board a junk "A rendezvous' was arranged, and the other women were also on board coming In course of conversation on the
Of course, wo mast not by being too sanguine forget that *Quot homines, tot sententias,"
I am, Dear Sir,
Yours truly,
FREDERICO BARRETTO, Hongkong, atat May, 1'92.
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April 29th-To Shanghal: Mr. J. Grant. To Per F. and O. steamer Victoria, from London, Hongkong 1 Mr. D. R. Kelayan, Commander Jarvis, Colour Sergeant T. Taylor, Mrs. J. A. A. W. Chisholm Batten, R.N., Coleur-Sergeant Morris, Mr. Esra and children,
onin, from Marsellies May 1st.To Hongkong? Per Messageries Maritimes steamer Cale Mr. Era and family, Mr. and Mr. de St. Mathurin,
Marseilles. May 15th-To Hongkong: Mr. Per Messagesien Maritimes steamer Oxus from Skinners
Sobsters 10 The Hongkong Talzgrajk are vispectfully boaty that are stated to be capable of steamlug; | entertainment which be may happen to attend | to Hongkointed that defendant was golog Per Glen Line steamer Glingyle, from
BIRTHS,
The Houches Thigh amber at the Talebne CapTHE Russian transport Stlatch is shortly expected in the Far East. This vessel brings with her for Vladivostock a number of torpedo at the rate of twenty-six knots per hour. WE are informed by the Agent of the Messageries Maritimes Co. that the Company's steamer Caledonien, with the next French mall, will leave Singapore for this, port at 9 pm."to-day, and may be expected on or about the 1st proximo, A CORRESPONDENT at Hankow writes to our Shanghal morning contemporary on the 16th lost, -"The Ese is down from Ichang and has been a fresh outbreak there, and three there las rumour among the natives that there foreignere murdered. I cannot get at the bottom of it, and do not believe the report."
At Talyaen Fu, Shansi, on the 18th April, the wife of W. M. WILSON, M.B.C.M., of a son.
At Shanghai, on the 18th instant, the wife of F. S. OLIVEIRA, of a daughter,
DEATH.
At the Shanghal General Hospital, on the 18th Engineer of the steamship Fuping, aged 18 years. May, 1893, WILLIAM C FRIEND, late and
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THE P. & O, mail steamer Suraz, dub from Shang hat yesterday morning, was delayed 18 hours by fog, and did not arrive until 11 am, to-day. We understand that arrangements had been made, In case she should hot have turned up in time to take the mall-to-morrow, that the Peresa should go to Europe in her place, the Japan run being temporarily occupied by the Fansiła" now in port.
OUR Shanghal morning contemporarý réporis that a passport was refused the other day by the Chinese authoritles to a German missionary who was anxious to bring mehr lichỉ to the benighted inhabitants of the provinces of Honan. The excuse given for the refusal was that the state of affairs in the province was very uncertain; bat the real reason was that German missionarica and mehr licht are at present at a big discount in the Celestial Empire.
A SHANGHAI Correspondent informs us that the proprietors of Harmaton's Circus have purchased the den of tigers, and other wild animals, in cluding a historic old len and the gigantic bear presented to Signor Chiarini by the Mikado of Ispan, which were sold by Chiarini to the great Chinese Gardens for six thousand taels some twa or three years ago. The price paid by the Mesurs Harmaton for this menagerie was only eight hundred taels, so they have got a rare bargain,
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London, April 17th-To Haskow: Mr. Robert Young, Mr. Lane, Mr. Fartington, Mr. Ebson Jackson. To Shanghai: Mr. Sanders, Rir. Joseph H. O'Dowd, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Belling ham, Rev. and Mrs. Innocent, Rev. and Mrs. Candia and family. To Hongkong: Mr. John Starling, Miss Ralthby, Miss Camp To Chins and back (the round trip) Mt. T. Walche
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is sufficient to upret and sour him for the entire voyage it was arening, and, in his eyes, it is an unpardonable to make money by getting the plaintiff to infraction of the laws of good taste and good Hongkong (just as any registry office would) and ions to pose as an authority on either good taste not go ashore in Hongkongth defendant, but But then Wales has but few soild preten- plaintiff got frightened. She said she would wanted to go back, Defendant had paid the passage money. Plaintiff sald she had not intend ed to stay away from her busband more than twe days at the most. She had changed her mind shout getting work as a cook, and she had no sumably an informer) took her to the Po Leang money to pay for her passage." A man (pre-
against the defendant. A man named Wong Kuk, and the result was the bringing of a charge
The following telegrams from our San Fal swore that he had, for a consideration of two or three dollars," promised to personate plaintiff's father, but repented and gave inferisco exchanges were "crowded out" of mation Instead. Plaintiff admitted that she last night's fisus m came of her own free will asked to be brought, Talpan-Mr. Tops, I have long observed, in fact and that she was not datained nor any with approval, your assiduity and devotion to attempt made to sell her, and that she had not business, and I am now about to test your ahlil-paid her passage. Defendant was sent to prison tles in a new, capacity, in which I feel sure you for nine months.
yourself with credit to the house, and
THE Hon. W. M. Goodman is going baie on leave in about a month. He deserves a rest He reminds one of Mark Twain's ant, which about, raving and tearing and blundering uses all the hours that Heaven sends in rushing and breaking its neck with hard work, over something that isn't the least use in the world, and could be argotiated with a hundredth part of the effort by anybody with sense. Yes, he has worked hard, with the best intentions, and he ought to take a rest.
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Mr. Tops (highly delighted)—"I—I—I akal! do my best, sir 1”
Taipan-As I was about to say, Mr. Tops; the coolie is sick this morning, and I shall have to ask you to sweep out the office.".
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CORRESPONDENCE.
[We do not homearily endorse the opinions argressed by Corespondents in this coluran,)
THE FIRST WAR WITH CHINA. TO THE EDITOR or the "Homainang TulegrarM,”\ DEAR SIR-I think Mr. "T. Z. K" must have overlooked what I, under the wom de pluma of "A Student of History" wrote to the Dally Press on the Chinese Opium War. (Did be ever see it? How is be to know of such an institution as the D.P.-Ed]
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THE inequalities of sentences in courts of Justice are certainly remarkable, and in many cases, to the ordinary layman, quite laexplicable. Let us quote an instance we came across In a Sydney newspaper a short time since. In that city the other week Acting Justice Heydon sent ap Mr. T. S. Richardson, of the Sydney Deposit Bank, for four years for putting his signature to, fraudulent balance sheet; but a man named Kirby, who was found guilty of cutting his then sald
In reply to the leading article in that paper mother's throat, was let off with only two yeerticle of this morning on the Opium quesiton
"I quote the following from your leading distribution of justice was probably because A contemporary suggests that this uneven Richardan cooked his accounts, whereas Kirby only half-cooked his mal
EARTHQUAKE IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.
THE German steamer Ningbo, which snived this morning, met with one of the heavies! thunderstorms on record, while coming from Shanghai. The rate came down'in almost selid sheets, and it was utterly impossible to see shead. The vessel Ead to anchor for 15 bours, cear where the Paling was run down. Thick fogs were experienced all the way, and the stip was for iw nights lighted up with erbst wonderful display of St. Elmo's Are, the fros bands and other iron and steel work aloft beleg. kept in a steady bright glow for hours together, Ir is worthy of note that our two local cos temporaries did not venture to publish the lever. of Mesure. Jurado & Co. showing up the de FU SUI WAN AND TRẺ VICEROP cepilon, practised on the H. & S. Bank thare- holders; but London financial spd an extract from a | paper, weakly puiting forward
a few minor points of the letter, and still mor weakly attempting to controvert them, talking. the while of libel actions. If they are honest, why don't the Bank Directors proceed against Messrs. Jurado, who have offices and property lo London ? Or against ne? "Not British subjects"well, are we British enough for them? What we, and all the other Bank shareholders want to know is-bas the Jurado lawsuit been finished, and if so, how?.
Naws comer to hand from Sydney, N.S.W., of the death of John Koy, a constable in the police force of that city, who commited suicide by blowing his brrins out with a revolver, Roy was at one time, some five years ago, award master in the Hongkong Government Civil Hospital, and was tried with his colleague Watson on a charge of puloining a dead man's property, but was acquiited, whilst Watson was sent up for seven years-au fulguitous sentence, we have always maintained. Roy then left for the Colonies, joined the Sydney police force, and
got along very well until recently, when he was suspended from duty for some slight breach of regulations. This seemed to weigh on his mind considerably, with the result that he deliberately took his life just a month ago. Deceased left property valued at about £200.
It is pleasing to note that our esteemed morning contemporary's newest idea in the way of bait bas drawn: There is a principle very popular I noticed unfavourably... with those who it ignored are more grieved than
*Tis better to be koown—and squashed Than never to be known at all..
Then
"As animated discussion took place opened by Mr. Samuel Smith who brought up the old worn-out Gaion that the first war with China was caused by opium. This slanderous mis statement brought up Sir Thomas Wade, who promptly disposed of this libel on the British
name?
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I shall be abliged, being a student of con At B.15 p.m. on the night of the 16th inst your authority for calling the Optom War with. temporary history, if you can point out to me Singapore, Johore and Penang experienced a resulted in neither loss of life nor damage to severe shock of earthquake, which happily short time at my disposal I have only been able Ching of 1840 a "worn out fiction." With the
property. The vibration, however, was suffl-all, confirm, Mr. Smith's assertion that the first to consult the following works, which, one and ciently alarming to drive people out of their
war with China wat caused by oplam:"_ houses and cause great commotion.
Telegrams from Dell (Somatra) report sharp vol
"History of the World," by J. C. Ridpath, earthquake shocks there between 8 and 8 15 p.m.
3 page 2334 on May 16th.
"Thus by right of the strongest and the law | of the cannon was China compelled to expose her teeming millions to the ravages of the life destroying drug of Turkey, presented by the bands of
Christian England. It was a work preparatory to the successful planting of Christian missions 1 The mockery needs no comment,"
"Short History of the English people" by J, R. Green, page 251-
OF NANKING.
THE BRITISH CONSUL-GENERAL SPEAKS HIS HIND.
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"While the public conscience was wounded Liang Kuang, has recently been making a tour allow the smuggling of opium into its dominions
His Excellency Liu Kun-yi, Viceroy of the by a war with China in 1839 on the refusal te
jurisdiction with of Inspection through the province under his "History of Our Own Times," by Justin' a tremendous flourish of McCarthy, M. F, ch. II, page as:The oplum trumpets. At Shangbat his reception was almost dispute with Chine was going on whes, the regal, the French and British represents Queen came to the throne. The Oplum War tres making extensive preparations to do broke out soon after. Reduced to plain words honor to the Nanking autocrat. distinguished Chinese satrap is described
This the principle for whics we fought in the China being a short, fat man of about sixty years of peculiar trade upon a foreign people in spite of
war was the right of Great Britain to force age, with a careworn expression and grey the protestations of the Government, and all moustacha of the usual Chinese shape. He is such public opinion as there was of the nation also credited with having a thick white beard.the whole principle of Chinese dvilization at After visiting the French Municipal Chamber, the time when the Opfom War broke out where he was received in state by M. Wagner, consul-general for
"History of England," by E. Thomson, page the Council, M. Brunst, his Excellency made and the Chairman France call on Mr. R. E. Biedon, Commissioner of the attempt of the Chinese Imperial Govern
“In the same year a war with China stöne out, of the Imperial Maritime Customs, and then ment to put down the contraband in opium, wended bis way to the British Consulate, carried on between India and that country. One where Consul General Hannen, and his aides, of the results was the cession of the island of Messrs. Jameson and Brown-all in full uniform Hongkong to Great Britain,”
accorded the distinguished visitor
me beasty reception. After refreshments and the page the kin for it (oplum) began, the
"Things Chinese," by J. Dyer Ball, customary amount of purposelessen introduced Engllab, to their eternal shame be it said, cons BRENNEREDEN
usual on such occasions, Mr. Hannen
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VIENNA, April 7th. to-day. Six persons were killed and considerable Trent, in the Tyrol, was visited by a cyclone
were torn off, trees were uprooted and signs and property was destroyed. The roots of houseS
shutters were sent flying through the air. Besides. those killed a large number received Injuries. The roof of the military barracks was carried off and two soldiers were buried in the debris. When found both were dead. A huge mass of rock loosened by the storm slid down a hillside and killed four persons. Three others were badly injured. The greatest excl'ement prevailed during the storm.
Rome, April 22nd
At the Vatican, extraordinary importance is being given the Pope's episcopal jubilee next year. The central organizing committee has already received notice of thousands of gifts to
be sent. To collect all the donations more than 300 committees have been formed in all parts of Christendom. From reports' received from there it is believed the presents will equal, or perhaps excel, those made on the occasion of Leo's priestly jubilee, when they amounted to upward of $5,000,000 in cash and $20,000,000 in other presents.
The special commission appointed to arrange the fetes in connection with the jubilee has decided that a great international pilgrimage shall take place next September, in order, that those who may not be able to attend the fetes during the first six months of 1893 may have an opportunity of paying their homage to his February to 1893. Other holiness then. The principal fete is fixed for Important features of pilgrimage in February, 1893, the establishment the colebration will be the grand international
institution fa honour of Leo XIIL the creation in In each ecclesiastical province of an educational
Rome of a great Institute for students and the con struction near the Vatican of large church in commemoration of the event, to be known as the Church of St. • Joachim, the Pope's patron.
BEELIS, April aand. Fashnagel of Bochum has commenced ult against Prince Bismarck for alleged libel for expressions used by bim regarding the charges Fushnagel made in 1890 against Baure, the director of the great fron and steel-association of Bochum.
The Vorsische Zeitung thinks Robert Louis Stevenson, designing to strengthen the English against Germany. infidence in Samoa, is planning a new coup
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NEW YORK, April 22nd.. Among the passengers on the North German Lloyd steamer as yesterday were Mr. And Mia John Biddulph Martin. Mrs. Martin is better known in this country as Mrs. Victoria Woodhall, the exponent of women's rights and for the betterment of the race. Mr. and Mrs. the sponsor for certain peculiaridess of sociology Martin are both members of the Commission of the World's Fair, and will visit Chicsge business connected with their offices.
Incidentally la the approaching canvass Mrs. Martin will become a candidate for President of the United States. She is a firm believer in ber successor of Harrison in the White House. Mrs. destiny, and is absolutely 'confident of being the
Martio announced her intention of becoming a candidats, and outlined the educational platforma upes which she will stand as follows: masðar plans are thoroughly matured." I'baro
only care for it so far as it will give me power come back to sak: my people to put me in the
to Inaugurate a system of education which wil White House. Not that I care for the positioni
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life to the work of the regeneration of the human him after he is born. I have consecrated my race by educating the parent. It is my desday to be placed in a
was put in again last week, and sgala nobody that Yu should be summarily dismissed from kis in the despatches ofthat time, which are printed of the people wood we the voice
and sincerity that left no doubt that she fally Mrs. Martin spoke with an air of earnestness
intends to carry out her purpose.
Tarand London, April, sand,
the Ya Sul Wan barbarities, which were int tinned to bring the fatal drug to administer to awaken the people to the responsibility of called attention to in the Hongkong Telegraph the depraved tastes of the Chinese, whose rulers creating a race of gods lastend of the tafestor and then taken
P by the Shanghat made mest plieous attempts to prevent its Intro: human beings who encumber the earth to-day, Mercury. The Consul-General made strong duction. And the feeling of dilike to the The fact that one monster, Desmlog, references to the inconvenience resulting from English, and through them hatred of despised capable of causing a stock of horror to vibrate having had official intercourse ⋅ with foreigners in general, partially due to this cause, throughout the whole civilized world is a die- man against whom the Hongkong Government is not confined solely to the upper classes, as, grace and a reproach to those who have bien had a warrant out for forgery, and perjury, and say one may find out who knows, the language entrusted with the reins of government by a loo M188 D-ANGILINA, why don't you mary So the Daily Press first alssed out half any communications with the British consulate.
seked the Viceroy la fatura not to employ Ya in and mixes with the people
confiding prople. » A. humanitarian" government Lieutenant X-7 Miss A-First, because he
To these quotations the Daily Press would sugmailie the marrings of the unfit a a ton of its twenty-five cents a column The Viceroy replied, through his interpreter, replied Agreat deal of history is unfortunately crime. It would legislate to prevent the birth has no brains-and he can't side, dance or play twaddle called "Wooing an Amazes that Yu had been ordered back to Nandng witten from hearsay, and contains mots fiction of a criminal, rather than legislate to penisk tennis. What could we do with is noticed, so our illustrious manleg contemp. him in Shanghai the same day), and wanted to tlona, from other works, often by prejudiced and to so if anybody would notice. Nobody (which was zot true, as our correspondent met than fact. Many histories are, too, intre compila D.-But be swims beautifully. Miss A-Oh had to point it out. yes but one can't keep one's husband in the the novel which had been too previou
the portion of know what the Consul General wished him to anti-English writers Uke McCarthy. The true swimming bath, you know."
de with that eminent tarlater, Did he desire history of the first war with Chlos la contained maliced it. So now our poor old Granny, deter mined to attract attention of some sort, printed employed in any negotiations between the Wade and Bir. Zay, who also bores part in make or simply that he should not be again and are well known to such men at Sir Thomas a lifelike dilirium, framans soliloquy, under Nanking Government and the Consulate? Hiding history, and whoed veracity has never been heading copyrighted by an ilustrious modern Excellency farther, suggested that the Consula Impeached. Their testimony, based on in historian. Of course, the D., had never General should draw up a formal" statement intimate knowledge of all the prents leading up
A Rome Comer
Rome comerpondent says the Pops" has beard of such a man as Froude, so that of the charges alleged against Yu Sul Wan, to the war is more to be relied upon than the decided not to bestow the Cardinalats on Arche doesn't matter. The ball took. Somebody read the Short Lapses on Great Jim Jame" certain charges had been made, which Ya compliers...
so that they could be investigated ; at present random statements of obscure historians and | blahop Corrigan; of New York, passibly on MORE Chinese aggression. The N. C. Daily somebody who calls himself Box, Junior, and who strenuously denied.
account of the antagonism between Corrigan 1
you need not tell To this Mr. Hannen replied: "I am very convinced by this reply, that the war was not Considerable anxiety is occasioned here by News of May zoth sys:-Some Chinese soldiers, must have been an idiot with nothing to des
that I
I was not at all and Cardinal Gibbo
WTS PARIS, April 23rd who are said to belong to the Salt Commissioner's probably a Gevetement servant. Anyhow, he much obliged to the Viceroy for what he has caused by the forcible futroduction 4.50 040 department, yesterday Afternoon arrested three seems to have had the temerity to wade through ald. What he employs Ms. Yu about is not my late China, Pepetade om report of the outbreak of cholera next Parts.
of oplum hawkers within the limits of Hongkew for this latest effort of the Daily Press coolle (during business. All I ask is that until he has cleared Since 4.50 0.40 selling salt, Information of this having been his overdose of samsku and sunshine, or meon himself of these accusations, this official should mentioned works, I have consulted some other, miles west, kus been admitted to the Beaujola quoting to the Daily Pra" the above A man living st Pateaux, vlage sévou 535 0.50 Canveyed to the Hongkow Police Station, hine) and then Mr. B. Jenfor wroten letter to the not come to me and should not come to this authorities, amongst them "McCullock's Diction. Hospin where the doctor pronounce the Laspector Reed, with some constables, started in an so deliriour and raving us, poor „Granny, ask about Mr. Yu.A ENABLED MASASIE WON 4 clear words asserts that the war wan caused by the Neuilly and Courbevole, hold of which places": China Mail which, if sleepy-headed, is not Consulate. I have nothing farther at present to ary of Geography which the uthor in very decane to be cholers. Three other men from persult of the captors and succeeded in arresting The letter is fairly good, sometimes really scene of them and afterwards, handed them OTEI
The Viceroy remarked that he had employed attitude of England to cram down the throats of are only few miles from Fails, were subse to the Mixed Court,
sublime in lis sarcasm; but it was a mistake to Mr. V, finding him useful on the coolle emigra the Chinese the Indian opiam, kolesi volent. quently admitted to the hospital suffering from devote so much effort to such a very feeble subtion question and in connection with the puram aialdi am trespassing both on your the same disease, and one has since died. The DE. LALOIR, a Parisian medico of renown, his fect. The D.P. has done some good in bringing chase of guns; but after what had been said by tine and the space in your journal, and in authorities declare the cases, exceptions, and do Hearing Cherry Cordial settled, the biccough difficulty right away. He to light such a transcendent genius as Mr. He the Consul, the next time there was occasion to conclusion I only say that failing not fear that the disease. All extend wit Dr. Siegert Angostura says that the most obstinate cases can be cured Janfor, who, if he will only treat some worth residadeputy to Shanghat, he would not send convincing proof that the war of 1840 was One of the lcimsy to dead, and the others
by "pressing firmly with the super-imposed, tople with similar kvenness, might" profimbly bumbs for from one to thres galeutes the direct his contributions 10 a new But to Hannen: "Thank his Excellency vary China, tatal Always cantoradio that the with man areaded Astarle cholers, but only a mild frous of - not caused by the introduction of the ding in "are still suffering”. It is learned that it is not the daptation between the sternal and chricular Jump so heavily on poor enfeebled old dodderlag mach am very glad to hear it RINNEZ KATED caused by the opiam trade, so much so that it is, the disease, dishes an attachments of the sig no-mastoid muscle That Graney is too much in the style of Dr. Samuel A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. ttles the trouble without more adsor Bld Oceans labour with tremendous ALE---
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ars credited, with having affably smolced; and It may be true that one, cannot quite on Ewo campsent would be useless. Some
expectorated all over the Consulate, promises, histories for a basis of any argument, but in this
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