hlm (ibe Sub-Profect) to see that there be no delay nor breach of orders." Accordingly, being lu receipt of the above, the writer (Cheung), as in daly bound, now issues this proclamation In the hepe (bat all perzoos, of whatever extrac- tion they may be, at Amoy, will take ratice. And you prople should understand that if German warships come salling loto your port or into the waters of Kam-moon, their object is ... merely to survey the force of the tides, and that
there is no other intent in the matter, wherefore. there is no need for fear or suspicion, and you mpat on no account create any disturbance whence trouble would arise. This proclamation is to be trembilogly obeyed and there must be no disobedience. A special proclamation.
Stamped in red, "Obey.""
ELS.).
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1896.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
JAPAN AND KOREA.
For the following items we are indebted to our Japanese exchanges, dates of which to the stat fustant are to hand.
All the members in the Korean Legation, Toklo, eat their balz early this month.
Darine Inst year twe Japanese women were married to foreigners.
The Korean Minister to America left Tapan for the States on the igth Inst, by the City of Rio de Janire.
The Crown Prince of Japan has been at
the cold weather in Tokia.
FAST PASSAGES AND BEST
ROUTES.
German men-of-war have been despatched to the port of Lourenco Marques in Delagoa Bay,
THE HAGUE, January 12th.-, At a sitting of the Transvaal" Volksraad, or Farifament, President Kruger expressed hopes of a peaceful solution of pending questions.
THE HAGUE, January 13th. out of the Transvaal territory.
Jameron's men are being gradually conducted.
President Kruges maks for their deportation, but for no change in the Convention concluded with Britain. |- The President of the National Union and the.
leading members of the mlung community at Johannesburg have been arrested.
Cecil Rhodes han delivered a speech in which
belp of America be called lo.
they had compelled, under penalties, shipownert | and Straits trade. "This sister-ship is named who sailed from their portato give bills of lading. Wong Kot. which should state the quantity of the goods. and also, he thought, the murku on them, and the shipowners were bound by these statersonie,
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
HONGKONG SHARE MARKET.
Hongkong, January 20lb. Mr G. H. Potts reparts se fillows in his Skare List issued at $ p.m. to-day -
Business generally remains wery dull and it is not likely that there with be any improvement
A siliring Incident occurred just as the steamie Tsiran was leaving Townsville the other day. says, the Torres Straits Pilot of 4th January, A Malay quartermaster was 'discovered by the second esate in the act of deserting his weasel. The second mara Intercepted the Malay, who tzfällated with a ullug-shot, cuiting bla would- be captor about the head somewhat. Tas first male niso received a nasty blow before the mad Malay was overpowered. As the steamer was about to leave the post, the Capinin did not deem It advisable to delay to prosecute bot the Malay will probably be dealt with on the return of the steamer if he has not bean pre- bal Banking Corporation, for the 15th February,viously disposed of by law. The vessel's The Hongkong Ica Company, Ld., for the 5th, surgeon attended to the wounded officers. February, The China Fire Insurance Company L., for the 19th February, and The Hongkong Fire Insurance Company, Ld., for the 27th February.
til after the Chinese New Year.
The following Companies have advertised their
The 6th day of 13th moon in the 21st your of / Hayama, Kamakura, for some time past to avoid the approved viza of the paying sailing ship in be entertained much hope for his party, if the | mee1lags as below The Hongkong & Shang-
Kwang-hau (16th January, 1896),
This proclamation to be posted up on the Lung-tan-Road on the islet of Ka-lang-soo,
Printed in red; "Recorded."
(Note of Translator-Tyʻän-chan is a pre- fectural (Chia-klang) city, near Amoy, in Lat. 248 56,' Lo g. 1180 51. Kammoon fa a coast- guard station near the dispict city of Heich'log,
luated in Lat, 37 = 50,' Long, 117 = 46.7)
The transistor of this proclamation thinks that the idea of "holsting the flig "has probably arlsen, or been furthered, by the phrase in the document which is translated, "sign⚫ling" but which in the orignal is expressed by two words which iterally mean "raising (or holsting) fi gw," and which (as there is no diatincifon of singular And plural lo Chineso noma) might so mean hoisting and (as there is no definite or indefinite articles in the Chinese language) might mean "holsting the flag," As in the Chinese text the phrase bolating (or sålslag) flags is intermixed with "exercise, or drill" and "ilde surveying the friend, to whom we sie greatly indebted for the translation has no doubt that the correct idiomatic rendering of the phrase "rafting flaga "Is, as translated, “* signal- ling" in this particular connection.
Our friend's opinions are doubtless well worthy of consideration. It certainly, appeari strange, though, that the Chloese authorities | should have seen fit to Issue a proclamation on This subject in the current month, and have done nothing of the kind when extensive surveys of Quemoy were conducted in November last. It may be, however, that the German Admiral prefers to cril his men at Quemoy rather than
Amoy, and therefore ludaced the German Minister In Peking to lastruct the Consal at Amoy to favour him with his gaad offices in this connection."
SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM AMOY
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The steamer Rosary, lately sold to the Japanese, averaged 13 knots on a trial trip on The 17th inst.
Tidal waves wrecked many hansen to Fushik! on the 18th fast.
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The Japaners steamer Hosku Maru, with × falt freight, and 400 passengers, on the way to Formosa, sunk off the Yevevama Group on the 38th alt. No lives were lost. The vessel and cargo were fully Insated.
The Kobe Municipal Akrembly has asked the Government for a subsidy to bolid water-works for the town.
Yokohama and Teklo hare remited $2,895 to the "Edgar" Rellel Fund.
Fire broke out in the Osaka Post Office on the 16th, but was extinguished before much damage wau done,
A combined movement was begun against the Formoran insurgents on the 15th. It was thought ten days' would complete the subjection,
An ex-"stoms officer in Kobe has received Sea from the Government for finding letters from LI Hung-chang on the Sydney during the war.
A fra In Yoshlar, Shizuoka province, on the 12th instant destroyed ane hundred and forty
houses.
Gold to the value of $165,000 and silver $734.000 ese coined at Osaka darlog to the
amount of December.
A Japanese Jank from Sanaomigacho was badly burned on the 14th at Kobe,
The Kohe Regatta and Athletic Club propose to bold a Town Hall for that part,
The foreign population of Tokle now numbers 655 individuals, of whom 400 are miles, and 255 femaler, Americans are in the majority.
Three persons were killed by a dynamite explosion at Sasebo on the 28th ult. whilst dredging the harbour.
In consequence of rinderpest, the importation of live catile from certain infected districts Is prohibited by the Toko Poller,
The Yokohama Choral Society bave been
presentation on the zoth inst
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Before a meeting of the Shipmasters" Society, held in the rooms of the London Chamber of Commerce, Captain Blackmore in the chali, ■ paper on "Fast Pantiges and Best Router" was read by Mr. William Alltogbam. The author remarked that steam had not yet driven the sailing ship from off the seas. Fifty yeam #go there were not more than 150 sailing ships in existence in the British merchant navy exceeding 500 tens register. The most sought after exiling ships had increased from 1,000 tons in 1860 to 1,500 tona la 1870 and to 1,000 teas la 1880. Apparently 2,500 to 3,500 tons register would be 1900. Steamibipa bad also locressed in size, and evidently the defunct Great Bastern had merely the misfortune to be born 100 ECOD. Το the Illustrious American seaman Matthew F. Maury must be coo ceded the premier position as an exponent, of the best possible tracks for killing ships on
BANES-Hongkong and Shanghal banks are, every sex. While serving on board the United
In spite of the London quotation having advanced States ship Falmouth as salilog master, Manry
He is convinced that the question of the during the week from £40 to £425/ only conceived the plan of his world-renowed "Wind foreigners in the Transvaal, will be settled in a | slightly firmer with amail sales and buyers at 180 and Current Charts," which subsequently effected peaceable manner, without any outside latex- per cent prenslum. Nationals are offering at
radical revolution in passage-making. Heference. He has dined with the British Ambas- | $17. bimself was firmly convinced that one hour asador at Paris. week ungradgingly devoted by Tastruction of his apprentices in just what the would be far more valuable for owners, masters, data on a United States pliat chart algnified
and apprentices than six times six hours spent in mare mental duties, tending only to disgust the youngster with the clical profession. Failing a pilot chart, the Admiralty wind and
charts current
would serve the purpose
master to the
admirably. Then, again, the apprentices would obtain proficiency in meteorological matters, on which the length of a passage often depended, were they called opan to read the barometer every watch, together with the temperature of air and sex. He was of oplelon that, taken as whole, the sailing ship did not make a faster passage now than she did 40 years ago, Despite latter-day attentions, the ships under the British fing had not only had the Hon's share of the ocean-carrying trade, but had also made the quickest passages on record. St there was decidedly room for improvement, more especially, perhaps, in the Pacific trade. Many cases consplied to prevent a rapid passage over which the shipmaster had little, if any, control, Some time ago the Hamburg Hydrographic Office carried out an interesting loquiry loto the duration of voyages effected by wooden, fron and steel ships between Europe and parts in the Bay of Bengal.. The main conclusion arrived at by the inqalier seemed to be that the advan tage rested with the wooden ship, slece the loss on the fron ship in the homewart passage was greater than the gals in the outward page. Under certain conditions, determinable in every case by the master from that knowledge of the possession of outsiders, the passage to ports on the west coast of the Amerters was much safer and quicker by s'eating boldly eastward from the South Atlantic, and altogether avolding Cape Horn. Even should the Horn be attempted and westerly gales prevent advance, It would be well to run east for Ben's Strait,
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Mach success is expected from a conference between Sir Hercules Robinson and President Kruger, who is ready to grant self-government to the foreigners settled at Johannesburg,
The Hague, January 14th, Mr. Beelerts Van Blokland, the Diplomatic Agent of the Transvaal, is now at Far[1.
The Hague, January rgth, "The Volksraad of this Prange Free State has Valletraad also asks for doing away with the decided upon supporting the Transvaal, The
Chartered Company and with every kind of Cape of British authority in Rhodesi.
The Volksraad of the Transvaal has passed a measure for raising the strength of the Forces there.
Fresident Kruger has declared that he will defend all the rights which concern the main tenance of the Republic,
Str M. W. Ridley, the Minister for the Home Department, has declared that Britain will keep the existing Convention with the Trinsvaal, without interfering with the sights of others,
The Times says that the building and equipe ment of war vessels must be kastered.
BANKERS AND SHIPPING DOCUMENTS.
Since the above was set up lo type we received / rehearsing "The Bride of Dunkerros" for ship and her crew which could not be in the i risk if he delivered the cargo to jame one
the following telegram from our Amoy correr- pondent!-
"Amey, January 29th. 4.30 p.m. "Nothing of importance has occurred hart, "I am sending a report by the Hattan,"
This message, then, verties the question for the time being, and we must therefore swall urther advices froin our correspondent before dealing further with this interesting subject. " THE BIRTHDAY OF THE GERMAN
EMPIRE.
We read in the Kobs Chronicle that on the Occasion of the 25th anniversary of the formal proclamation of the Qui sám. Tiempires which took place at Versailles on the 18th January, 1871, all the German houses in Kobe holsted the national fg, and in the evening there was a large gathering at the Club Concordis. Mr. Thiel read some lines specially composed for the occasion, from which the Chronicle makces
the following extracti ;--
•Trarch deumcho Kichen (önt els fermes Rauschen,
Vergesine uoluer werden winter rese,
Und bullon hält der Wanderer am Wego
Dem alters Archen andachtwall mu lauschen.
Day gingt von frahem deutschen Kalaerpeangun
Von sjelzen Feladen, kuhnen Heldenslegen Und jedergang -In Nächten, isage, bangen, Um den Kyuhadar keichzond Raben Elegan 1 Slaktchen laut und klagen rauh der Nacht Das Endo deutschen Rubia und deutscher Macht.
Da mlacht sich unter der Geschütze Drolmen
Der grossen Friedensglocken lides Tanen;
Sie singen laut und lauter Ghran Reigen
Bis die Kyffhäuser Raben müde schwolgan, |
Bis auf den grelsen Haldenköniga Haupt Die Kaiserkrous prangat elchumlaubt,
Und us des Kriezabrands Aschu phoenixglaich
In alter Prucht ersight des Denische Reich | Ja, Nord und lid, sio rolchen sich die Hand, Vam, blwer rum Alpenlernas els Vaterland |
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Drum lasst uns ferdich diesen Tag bogohan, Last von des Dachern deutschs Flagson wahen, Last und vereine heut deutsche Lieder absgeven. Za deutschem Trinksprach mle dan Gilbern kingan, Dass durch den Saal as brause sturmwindgielch i Hurmaa Hurrah | für Kaiser und für Raich 1
Hurrah Hurra's | Humah I
The reading of these lines was received with the greatest enthusiasm, the cheering being agalo and again renewed. The musical part of the programme consisted of Mendelsohn's over ture to the "Hebribes," by two viollos: 'cello, organ and piano, and the rendering of Haydn's Kaiserqualett by two violins, viola, and 'cello. Both pieces were executed with admirable ex. pression and fiolak-in fact, it may, says OUI Kobe contemporary, well be doubted whether professional musicians could have improved on tha.flac readerlog given. After an interval a play, written by Mr. Thiel, and entitled "In Himmlischen Gefilden," was acted by members of the Club, and as it was full of real and personal allusions, its performance created the most uproarious merriment. Sapper followed, and one of the most successful social eveningi --given by the Club came to an end some time in
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The Masonic Ball at Kobe on the ryth was The greatest success of the kind ever atlained in Kobe.
The Ring Sun reports that while on the way from Yokohama to Honolulu the U.S.S. Balmora lost two men by accidents in heavy weather.
Eighty Tokio newspaper men recently passéð resolution condemning the suspension clause In the Japanese Prezi Laws.
A rallway company is being formed in Japan to connect the coal and sugar districts of Formosa with the sea-perts.
The net proff's of the Mitwal Bank darlog the laiter half of last year were yan. 335,388.363. A| dividend of 8 per cent for the half year has been paid.
"A MIOCOʻTGsjaont is suing 'the, Kino djecu Rallway Co. for sex 409 for the death of hii daugher caured by a colllilan,
The Russian Minister on the 16th lost, had a
conversation with Count Hijikats, Minister of the Imperial Household, at the Imperial Palace, The Tokio Rops Manufacturing Co. has paid a 20 per cent dividend,
The Ojl Paper Company of Tokla is to double |ite capital and plant.
Seventeen beuses af Asakusa, Tokio, were destroyed by fire on the 15th lost.
Several hundred houses were burned at Tajiri, – Miyagi prefecture, on the 13th inst, these including the Post Office,
A series of meetings of mericulturists through out the country commenced in Tokio on the 15th A French firm la Yokokhima is said to be negotiating for the purchase of a capper mine fu Miyagi Prefecture.
The Osaka Stock Exchange has distributed yen 80,000 among the shareholders as a divi- "dend for the past hall-year, i
THE TRANSVAAL IMBROGLIO.
THE FIRST SIGN OF THE TROUDLE.
JOHANNESHUR0, 26th December.
A manifesto, Issued by the National Union and addressed to the people of the Transvaal, is published to-day. After dealing with various grievances, the manifesto acts forth the follow- Ing programme :—
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At a meeting of the Institute of Bankers held at the London Institution, Mr. Bowen (of the Bank of England). In the chalt, Mr. T. G. Carver, Barrister-at-Law, delivered the third of a course of (opr lectures on "Rankers and before proceeding with bis lecture he deslied to Shipping. Documents." Mr. Carver said that answer two questions which had been addressed to him. Ona waHow was a banker to know that he had got all the bills of lading; did the bills of lading show how many had been issued? The reply was, Yes. The other question was— was a shipowner protected or was he running who produced z bill of lading with a forged endorsement? He should certainly say that the shipowner ran a tisk He wanted that evening to speak about the bli! of fading as a contract of cargo. Assuming that the banker had obtained from his customer a valid pledge of the goods by transfer of the bill of lading, and that he still retained the bill of lading, they bad to inquire next as to the effect of the trans- nction as between the banker and the shipowner, Being the lawful holder of the bill of lading, the banker was the person entitled to possession, subject to any ifens which the shipowner might have on it. If the latter delivered to any other person than the banker who held the bill of lading, It would be in violation of the banker's rights, and the latter would be entitled to suc the shipowner for the wrongful conversion of
1. The establishment of a Republic as a true Republic
*** & Constitution approved by the | thegges 2. An equitable franchise and fals represen-
lation.
8 The equality of the Dutch and English languages.
4. The responsibility to the Legislature of the beads of the great departments,
5. The removal of religious disabilities.
The establishment of independent Courts of justice with adequate pay for the Judges, which shall be properly secured.
Liberal education,
7.
This right might spring from
MARINE INSURANCES-North Chinas have been sold to a small extent at Tls, 200. Sta
Straits Insurance have been placed at $25 and are still offering at the rate.
FIRE INSURANCES-There are no sales to report In stocks under this heading..
Surrrr Heegkong Canton and Macao Steamboats have, after the issue of its Half Yesily Report, in which it is proposed to pay a dividend of 61 per cent, equal to Sr.30 per share, making $2.50 per share for the year, and writing $45,000 from the value of steamers, hardened, and abares have been sold at $36k and are wanted. Indo-Chinas have been placed at $57. A fair gumber of China and Manlian kave changed hands at $70. Douglas Steamships continus neglected at $51.
REFINERIES-Nothing has been done to stocks under this heading.
MINING-Panjomi after being placed at $4.75 are enquired for at $cas. Raubs have been sold a $4 to and are firm at the rate.
DOCKS, WHARVIS AND GODOWNS.-Hong kong and Whampas Docks remain unchanged with buyers at 748 per cent premium and sellers 149 per cent premium. Sales have been effected for Apill settlement at 155 and 156 per
cent premiam.
LANDS, HOTELS AND BUILDINGS.-Hongkong Land Investment shares are wanted at $67 ex fast. The West Polot Ballding Co., Limited, has the dividend of So per share paid on the 24th
issued its report and propores to pay a dividend of 60 cents per share and carry forward $894. Hongkong Hotels have been sold to a fairly large extent at $rg and $10 and more, are wanted 'al the latter rate.
Fenwicks MISCELLANEOUS --Geo. inquired for at Sza but there are no sellers under $31. Hongkong Ices have changed handr at $tot. The Report has been issued, and it is proposed to pay a final dividend of 20 per cent. making 28 per cent for the year and writing off $13,000 from property account.
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.
MAILS. DUR: French (Melbourne) Ist prox. Indian (Kutsang) 1st prox. Tacoma (Victoria) 5th prox. American (Afridi) 6th pipx, American (Peru) 13th prox. American (Copile) 15th prox. American (Doric) 29th prox.
THE P. M. S. S. Co.'s steamer Fir, with via Yokohama and Nigeselyo far this port,
We are informed by the Agent of the Messageries Maritimes Co, that the steamer Melbourne, with the next French. mall, left Saigon for this part at noon to-day.
or it might he simply based upon that right which the banker had, being the piedgee, of the goods, and entitled to possession. The general THE O. & O. S. S. Co.'s steamer Coptic, with Case was that the banker had only got the intfør
mails, etc, left San Francisco for this port, via right; he was the person entitled to possession Honolulu, Yakshams, and Nagasaki, on the of the goods, and therefore, if dealt with by 28th inst. the shipowner In * manner captrary to that possession, he had the right of claiming damages from the shipowner to tort. He could not only sue lo tort for sefusal to deliver to him or for rangfal delivery to someone else, but he 8. An efficient Civil Service, with an adequate might also see is the same form of action for any pay and pension system.
damage done to the goods by the shipowner or the latter's servants wrongfully, There was no contract in the ordinary case between the ship
→→ From 8 p.m. yesterday to 6 pm. to-day, owner and the banker, but all the latter took subject to the contract Although the banker Nagato Mary.......steamer, from Mejl, would not be claiming on the contract, he Sungklang thought the shipowner would be entitled before Oceand........................ giving delivery to require the banker to produce Choysang.............. the bill of lading, and that would have the effect
Strathdon onta generally of making the latter come under the Hangchow terms of the bill of lading contract.
At any Talsang
We
9 Free trade in Abican products, The manifesto concludes as follows: shall expect an answer in plain terms according to your deliberate judgment at the meeting to be held on January 6
SHIPPING RETURUS.
ARRIVALS.
Counterfeit yep pieces, wild to be made in tag la Pasequence of hints from Pretoria that it the shipowner would be optitled to Ly-es-m2008 *******
India, are in circulation in Yokohama,
JOHANNESBURG, December 15th. It is announced that the meeting of the Transvaal National Union, which was to have been held on the 27th last, has been postponed till January 6th. Reports are freely circulated that the committes of the Union postponed the meet- would be dangerous to the pobile peace, but Mr. The Japan Mail of the arst ins), contains an
Charles Leonard, the chairman of the Union, article defending the Japanese for refusing to
writes to the Johannesburg Star szying that allow the steamer Nasking to enter Port Arthur the committed recognise the gravity of the post- as she could steam & knots, as was proved. tion and are anxious not to hold the meeting It holds that the loss of the steamer was not until they are fully prepared with resolutions and in any way due to her condition, but was caused ready to define what steps should be taken to through an error of the Captain rendered posel secure public right. He says that it was thought ble by the heavy snow storm that came on alter | advisable to leave time for cool reflection before coming to the meeting. The chairman says she left that port.
According to the Japan Maff-the direct that the Union will expect from the meeting expenditure made by Japan an account of the clear mandate on the manifesto defining the war amounts to yan 135,000,000. This does not position of the Union which is promised for Include pensions, reiter to the familles of those to-morrow. killed, or the cost of occupying Wel-hat-wel The Mail thinks that by the time the indirect costs are paid, the yes 350,000,000 received from China will not cover the outlay.
The steamer Sokate Mark, which left Kobe on the rotb, was found to be on fire on the 11th, The ship was beached, but before the fire could be subdued nearly all the wood-work was destroyed and the errgo badly damagal. She was towed into Kobe on the 13th by the Hakkat Maru LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. by the Tokio Maru tem Shanghai to Yokohama At Shimonoseki, on the syth, a lady passenger was beaten into insensibility by cont-coolles far having shoved one of their sumber. The cipiala caused the arrest of four of those implicated in the dastardly cutrage, and the affair has been warmly taken up by the U.S. Consul at Yokohama.
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OUR REGARDS TO MR. RUSSELL.
The writer of these lines haroby tenders to Mr. W. Clark Russell the unorance of his thanks and appreciation. I have always loved ses sterios, and those of Br. Russil stand at the head of their class. From "The Wreck of the Grosvenor" to “ List, Ta Landsmen !" I have read them all. Yet ialt water, and the things thereon and therein, are not the only things he knows about; not by many dogrom of latitado.
"In his last book is makes a astlor talk than i I have suffered from the Uver in my time and know what it is to have felt mad. I say I have knowa momente when I sonld source rosti̇sin myself from
breaking windowe, kicking at the shins of all who approached me, knocking my head against the wall, yelling with the yell of one who drops is a fit and all the while my brain was as healthy as the healthist that eree filled a human skull, and nothing was wanted but a musketry of salomel pills to dislodge the fland &c.
So much for what Mr. Ravoll's sailor (or Mr. Russell himself) asyes and there are plenty of people. who can testify that this is not a bit over-drawn. Ons fact in particular it helps us to realise, namely that the life of a asilar does not guarantee good health, Indigestion and dyspepsia of which Her complaint is a sequence and a symptom-la sa common among
alors among landamen.
One of the latter, however, may now toll of bla experiance. All my life, he cars, I had suffered. from biliousness and sick beadaches. I would have an attack about every three wooks. At such times my appetite left me, and I could neither cat nor driak for days together. I suffered from dreadful" sickness and straining, and
Tomised amenish-yellow fluid. My hand fall as though it would burst. I
bad tasto in the mouth, sallow skin, and the whites of the eye tumori yellow. I was recommended to adopt a vegetarian diet," and did so, but the attacks ware just sa frequent and Ticlent. I conmited destor and took their medicines, but was nons the better for It. In this way I wont en year after year,"
The
Well, we shall agree that there could scarcely be ''n worse way to go on, and it all came about thos
The overworked stomach put more work on the liver than the later could do. Indignant and disgusted at this the liver refused to do a stroke more than ta
There. Hence more bila nomimuita, in the blood than the liver was able to remors. This surplus hile acts as a slow poison-and not a very slow altise. The tongue is farred, the head aches and frofs defl sud heavy
the ad skin are greenish yellow there la
|ayon) dissiness and manses)
uses; cold hands and feet; spota bafora the
eyes pungent, bitting fluid rises into the thmat, constipation, high onlouret kidney secretion i prostrated nerves; frritability; loss of ambition; fines and forebodings, &c. &..
This is "Elllousness" or "lirer complaint" in its simplest form. When long unchecked it producne irregular action of the heart, rheumatism, gout, and any, or ally of a dozen other organic disorders. There G
no more curtain or powerful impnise to misbehaviour, mulaide and other grimas often resulting.
What to do? To get rid of the poison by starting the skin and bowels Into energetic actions them to keep them going at a healthy and, natural gait. How ta do this? Let our friend Mr. 3. Widger, 4, quoted-speak on that point..
In his letter, dated Marola Brd, 1808, ka adda e- "Two year ago, after all medicinos had failed to help me, I dret heard of Mother Bolgol's Caentire Byrup. I procured it from Mr. E. 89. Laks, Chemist, Tavistock Road, and began to use it, and nothing sp. After having consumed ons bottle I foant myself vally better, and by continuing with it I got. rid of my old tremble altogethe
We should mention that Mr. Widger is a taller and outfitter at Plymouth, and well known and respected in that community. He permits us to use his name out of gratitude for his recovery. The potency of Mother Beigel's Curstire Syrup over Liver disones is due to its ability to oure indigestion and. dyspepsia, which is (as we hare said) the cause of liver disease.
Every house on the land, and every ship on the son, should have this - remedy as a necessary" pari of their stock and itare. Parhaps Ms. Bussell may recommend it in his next book. But no muskejay of calomel pilis.” Ob, not-{dders.] ··
Intimations.
"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE”
CLARKE'S
WORLD-FAMED
BLOOD MIXTURE
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER.
OR cleansing and clearing the blood from
FOR and be too lightly
recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Eczema, Skin and Blood Diseases, and Sores of all kinds, it is a never- fafling and permanent cure,
It Cures Old Sores...
Cares Sores on the Neck.
Cures Sore Legs, *
Cares Blackheads, or Fimples on the FacR, Cures Scurvy
Cures Ulcers.
Cares Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellings,
require the banker to account for the Bilans coming
Alagapore. absence of the bill of lading.
Menado. tort for a wrong done would not put the
Aggregating 14.542 tans register. banker to the same advantageous position that
~DEPARTURES. he would be in if he were able to sue on the
Fattodon Hall. ...........teamer, for Slagapore. contract. Having referred to the position of the Michael Fabion abipowner who carried the goods, he alluded to Yungbing........................ the Bill of Lading Act, 1855, and stated that YENIGN one of its principal objects was to enable a cone Hangcow......... stance of the goods or a transferee of the bill of lading to sur upon the contract. Perhaps the Kwongme
Atk njaaamnum time had arrived when fresh foglalation on the
Winghong subject might be attempted with advantage. He suggested an amendment with the main Besied
Cosmopolit object of benefiting endorseen by making them Independent ......................... BERLIN, December 26th. Independent of their endorsers, This would Thales ........................ It is hard to say what amount of significance make the bill of lading a more unilsfactory Korgwal................. should be attributed to the increasing attention security, and he also thought it would have the Tatchtowe bestowed in this country upon South African | result of putting the codesser in a fairer pouliton. Betion... questions, with which, at first sight, Germany There was another defect in the Bill of Lading Tolan............ would seem to have little reason to cancers Act which seemed to require amendment, and be
Aggregating 16,943 ions register, - herself. But it is worth noting that, of late bell that the time had anived when the Act especially, the position of the Transvaal and of should be extended so as to include through bills
The British steamship Cheysang left Shanghai the Orange Free State appears to exercise the of lading. There was very frequently in bli of German mind keenly an if these Republics were fading & reference to another document, the char on the acth instant, and Swatow on the 38th, the direct offshoots of the German Fatherland, tereparty, but the mere fact that this was alluded and bad fresh north-east winds and overcast and the dangers which are supposed to threaten to in the bill of lading need not make a banker weather, them from the lozaliable ambition" of 'Ms. Cecli | afraid to take the" bill. In order to obtain Rhoder, the Napoleon of South Africa, forns delivery from the shipowner the banker must The British steamship Sung&lang left Manlia frequent and congealal theme of discussion in a satliff the former's lens, the nature of which on the 26th instant, and had moderate north- spirit of anything but friendliness towards Eng. the lecturer explained, subsequently remasking east winds and fine weather to lat 20 deg. north land. Now, if one may be allowed to vary a that I would depend on how fer the charter- and long, 16.30 att; thence to port had strong remark recently made by the Norsk-German party had been brought into the bill of lading east-north-easi winds and high sca. Gazette with reference to British sentimentality, whether these Hens could be enforced against leaving off where British interests begin, it may the person who had taken the bill. After refer be said that German sentiment is not easily ring to other lians which the banker might have aroused where German interests ara not belleved to meet, the lecturer stated that in 1851 the to be invojved, kad one is driven to the conclu. Court of Common Pleas decided in the case of sion that Germany would not display so much" "Grant t. Norway "thats shipowner was not sympathy for her very distant kissmen in bound by a statement is a bill of lading, given Name............. South Affies if she had not some special use by his master, 10th or CASC AN ANCONA .............
al goods Rhedora uma "Cosmopolitan marked out for them in the interests, cliber acima) | shipped under the bill of lading. or prospective, of German policy.
followed by one or two others; and naturally. Ontang....... Zelgrams from the "Batavia Nieuwsblad.") gave rise to considerable alarm, one result China
THE HAGUE, Januszy Įtih. being that a third secilon" of the Billi| Crown of Arragon' *** ». The Globe says that there has been a secret of Lading Act of 1855 was enacted. It would
Upon arrival at Singapore on the soth fastunt Transvaal Government alace 1885. four : days are imposed upon vessia arriving Bar. The proceedings were fastltated by the with Chinese cooler, and three days upon vessels of Administrator of Mashonaland,
Dr. Jameson has been dismissed from the post was still desirable to effect those objects might reported having passed, on the 17th last, the Bar Committee for which body the Attorney with cargo and cablo passengers only.
be question, but there was much to be said allug ship R. C. Rickmers, in Lat. ae to N.
CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE, General appeared. The case was tried before
The Transvral Government ask for the against the present immunity of the shipowner. 100 13' E. She wished to be reported all well. the Chief Justice, who found Norris gully and
SHIPPING –The British steamer On Sang, annexation of Amatongaland to the Transvaal, It could hardly be considered unjust to amand
CAUTION Purchasers of Clarke's Blood Mir (Amatongaland has a seaport which the secilon 3 ta the extent of making the bill of On the 17th ultima the Fairfield Shipbuilding ture should see that they get the genuine article, sentenced him to pay a fine of $5, or in default. 1787 tone reg,, en route from Batavia to Hoog. to to days imprisonment, the Chief Justice te- kong, put la here owing to stress of weather's Transvaal desires to possess. Į
porn Lading statements, conclusive evidence in the Company launched at Govan the. Chow, Zai, Worthless imitations and substitutes are poise- marking that as it was Norris's Best offence of cealed, and proceeded on 17th insty
brit also asks for the enforcement of the Concasse and subject to the provisoes there texmer of 1860 tons (gross) and of the following times paimed off by unprincipled vendors. The the kind and as the case had not been seriously The British barque AH) Mary, 361 tous rvention of 1984 with Britain, which establishes mensionrdagslast the principal tukwell" as dimensions's length between perpendiculars words Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug pressed against him, the penalty would be a en route frond Hougkong to Fachow, arrived a general passport systémi-
ft. 9 in. Ska is Company, Lincoln, England are engraved on against the agent who signed the document. som.ft, j brenlik gỗ ft. ƒ depth : light one to serve as a warning only 1 but that her on 4th instant with loss of all salle, and is A widespread plot against the independence | Resently, by what was known an Harter's Act, | the incond of two reamers vrontly built by the the Government Stamp, and Clarke's World
lilleport awaiting anival of owase from of the Transvaal, in which Sir Harented Robine, the United Sexton had aligned the law, and 67. 7rsold paid for the portale Orests) Bum: fared Blood Mixture Hows In the Brion,
SUPREME COURT. SUMMARY JURISDICTION. (Before Hit Honour Mr. Justice Wist) ·
January 29th, FIXTURES,
The following cases have been set down for
the respectiva daler i—
Thursday, January goth, * 1717—Chew Sow Kwing v. Cheong
Kam Tai................................. B6-Shan U Tang'v. Official Receiver
in Bankruptcy...............
100.00
417.98
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.
SINGAPORE, Jan. 20th, This mornleg William Norte. was found guilty of comtempt to Court for acting 'n
MANILA "NOTES.
Messrs, Warner, Blodgett & Co. to thele Weekly Circular dated Mandia, January 2284, report as follows :—
QUARANTINE is now imposed upon all arrivals from Hongkong becauea of a senowed outbreak of plague in that colony. If there is an increase In the number of cases reported, rigorous quar
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Clears the Blood from all impure matter. From whatever cause arising.
It is a real spedic for Gout and Rhos-
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As this Mixture is pleasant to the taste, and warranted free, from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietors solicit sufferers to give it a trial to test its value.
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS, Clarke's Blood Mixture is, sold in Bottles 25. 9. each, and in cases, containing six times the quantity 11x-sufficient to effect a permanent care in the great majority of long standing
by all Chemists and Patent Medicine
Vendor
solicitor, not belag a member of the Blagaporentino will undoubtedly be decreed." "At present, treaty between the Emperor William and the i seem that the abjects with which this section Captain Macdonald, of the steamer Incharrán throughout the world. Proprietors, the Lincoln
on any future occasion be would not deal was the matter no leniently ---#tratt! TWIAT
was passed had not been attained. Whether it
and Midlands Counties Drug Company, Lincoln, England. Trade Mark Blood Mixture.?
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