Straits Echo, 10 October 1905

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    36 1 Straits Echo DAII.V CHRONICLE Or EVENTS. CIRCULATING THI!OIJ(iHOI)T THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, AND THE EAR EAST GENERALLY. VOL. 3. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, TUESDAY, 1, th OCTOBER, 1905. Single Copy, 10 cents. No. 2ao.
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    FIXTURES.
    55 1 To-day. 12(|i |)av, 9th Moon Town Hind, Esplanade, t> to 7 p in Cinematograph corner of, .Street an t To- MORROW. —(f| Ifttli I lav, 9th Moon. Auction Sale of Premises No. 152 Carnarvon Street,, at No. 52 lieacli Street. 12 noon. Cinematograph Exhibition, corner of Cam pliell Street
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    THE MOON.
    30 1 0 Kull Moon Oct. 13th b 2.7 p.m. bast Quarter 21st 7.50 (j l\.\i O New Moon 28th 1 57.8 p.m. First Quarter Nov. tth 8.31*. I am.
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    MAILS DUE.
    22 1 bullish (Arcadia) 11th Oct. China (Nul>ia) I3lh China liaycrn 17tli Qerman (Sachsen) 18th Indian Teeela) sth Nov. China (Simla) Btii
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    45 1 P. O. SAILINGS. Mail Service Outwards. Ho.m k wards. Arcadia II Oct. I Nubia Id Oct. Ilnujal 25 j Chant u 27 Kxtra Service. < )UTWARDB. HOM KW A RDS. Palermo 17 Oct. l*cra >i NovPalma .'II 1 Socotra 2 t For particuiars s(>e Paire 3.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      156 1 Corkscrew Brand, 7 he Best Beer on the Market. g i-rO light, Sparkling and Refreshing. SOLD BY ALL LEADING SHOPS. STEARNS WINE whets (lie a|>[»eti(e, :ii«ls digestion, improves assimilation, the stoinaeh so that food does i flood. Strum* Wiiir is theide;il Tonie. WHITEAWAT, Ldi k C AN 6. 18 OF
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      775 1 (saw k s Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. Sh tfn f? CHARTER Capital Paid up Reserve Fuud Reserve Liability of Proprietors ».>“75 t> Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PaiiVim’-Capitai, $IO,000,<H() Rkskrvf. Fund— Sterling Reserve I O.OOU.Ut M > 4IQ Silver Reserve 8,500,000 j Reserve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,00) ».*»'<).*
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      20 1 EIFFEL TOWER. Highly Recommended. tested by Municipal Rnglneer. S 3 fr# S 3 XUffll Tiang Lee Co., ■No/e Importers. PORTLAND
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    THE FISHERIES OF MALAYA.
    740 2 M KTHODU OK FIMMINU. (Ih/ ’I WiUciumm, ('Unit mn n "J t'v b'imherie* (JoinnilHeion (Continued from ije*terday ieeur.) The many varieties of traps met with on the coast under the mimes bnbu and luknh are all based upon the principle that spikes turning inward permit ingress
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      96 2 Youth, when ymi sally to the r trite To lioltt. with fete and tnrn your iiviuo. Take this ad vice to ouide vour life lie hr ave, not. rush, and all Treat, well vour foe as tho* ;i friend 111 deed lie strong, in thought he pure And foremost, vour
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      2129 2 NOTICE. ON ami after this date, all small advertisements intended tor insertion in the Straits Echo must he paid tor in advance. LIM SENG *****, I ill. .Ink, 190"*. Managing Director. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. r|iHE Municipal Commissionersof George Town. Penang, invite tenders lot Rolled Steel Beam? and Girders for alterations to
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  • Shipping.
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      ARRIVALS.
      92 3 law I ono, I Jr. s.s. 105, H assail. lOili t let., Asaliau. Otli Oct., Gen., K. G. Co. Jin Ho, Ur. ss. 110, llaslrup, lOfli Oct., I.augkal, l»i ii (»ct Gen Heug Coknklia, Hr. s.s. Ilf*. Morris. lOili Oct., Deli, !*tli Oct., Gen., K G. Co. Dk Kock,
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      DEPARTURES.
      50 3 lOili October. .I ratfi/te, for Port Swettenliani ami .Malacca. Rotorua, for Tongkali. Petrel, for Pangkalau Hramlan. Patlany, for Hatu Ha lira. Van tier Puna, for l)eli. Pin Seng, tor Port Swettenliam ami Singapore. Lady I Veld, for Teluk Anson. Un Petty, for Perils ami Setul. A altan, for Asaliau.
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    EXPECTED.
    38 3 1 r >#*'/* From Aijenfb I Jut liiiniloiii; Siiii'.ipoie B &Co. 8tll Oct. 1 Vrsi.i S m;«|)or« S K.A(Jo. 10th Bomnohr London S.B.AOo. 12th KoiiyloC Singapore S.ll.&Co. 15th 1 Wiloinoixl London S.l5.A(yO* olst Benavou Aul werp S.B.&Co. Nov.
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    SAILINGS.
    37 3 I e»»el» For A 'lent* Leave» i 1 Jam long Colombo B.AOo. Idiii Oct,. Persia Hamburg S.K.&Co. ilOtb IJenmolir Singapore S. B.&Co. 12t!i Bengioe London S.H.&Co. 15th Ueuloniond Singapore S.B.&Co. dlst Lenavon Singapore S. B.&Co. ...Nov.
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    MAILS CLOSE
    75 3 For Port Swettenham—Per Mary Anglin, to-morrow, 1 pin. Asaliau—Per 'l'aw Tony, to-morrow, 1 p. in. Langkat—Per Jin Ho, to-morrow, 1 p.m. Teluk Anson—Per Langkat, to-morrow, 2 p.m. Halil Ualira ami Asaliau—Per Tony Chay Un, to morrow. 2 p.m. KMie, T. Semawe, Set'll, Oielileli ami Sabaug Per Pegu, to-morrow,
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    Passengers.
    17 3 IVr Sea mew, from Singapore Capt. Stocklev, u.m.l i., Lieut. Popliain, and Mr. F. F. Ommaney.
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      917 3 (SHIPPING.) <r. .IN. Co. INTENDED SAILINGS. Uritisli India Sreajn Navi nation Co., JLtcl Erpedvd Arrival* and llfftarhin'*. Mail Service. Outwards. For Negapatain, Madras, Poudicbery, Cuddalore and Karri cal. Intkndkd io Sail. bTKAMKR. Haniburg-Airerika Linie, Hamburg. ILaugoon A Calcutta, [Uoulnieiu and Burmese Ports!. Port Swettenlwm and Singapore. Port Swetlenliam, Siuga|H>re, Hongkong,
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      180 3 For Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy. r Steamship Hong [Van I, Captain I Slaker, will leave the above port* on Saturday, the 14th Octolier, 1005, at 4 p.tn. For Freight or Passage, apply to KOE QUAN Co., Agent» for Wee Bin Co., of Singavore. 0-10-05 "iiisrt, 065 rpUE LONDON DIRECTORY,
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      28 3 WEATHER. This following report is kindly supplied hr the Sitruai Director of Fort Cornwallis The rainfall during the 24 hours ended at lia.in. to-dav was 0 21 inches.
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    The Straits Echo.
    116 4 Jtmiice tatliurteneveryboly ami jnstice’alone. —Ew«r*wm. listablislicd June Ist, 1903. Published daily (except Sundays.) AT TUB CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., N». *2-2»; *23*2, Reach Si wi. P.mmig. I’KICK DAII.Y LOCAL er OtVrsTATIOSS Extci. MAIL EDITION (Post Klee) $l5 CAULK ADDRESS; Echo —Penang.” Telephone N<*. iss Editor-in-Chi*-/ Chesney Duncan. Editor
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    Commercial Supremacy.
    904 4 A Warning. In our last issue it was .staled in this column that the Pull Mall Gazette had giveu publicity to a remarkable warnihat to John Hull and that it would appeal* in the Echo t< -day. We now fulfil that promise, giving the article as it appeared
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  • Current Topics.
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      China’s Claims.
      117 4 ThrLondon Standard is informed that the Chinese Legation at Washington says Ch na is to institute a bureau, analogous to the United .States Court of Claims, to assess damages arising front the military operations in Chinese territory (luring the war, including seizures of property, destruction of crops, and
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      Yankee Notions.
      460 4 The yeller Atlantic Monthly professes to see in the victory of Admiral logo, notice to quit from Hongkong. What Japan will demand for herself, in all essential particulars, she will demand for her neighbours. The era of aggression, unjust exactions of so-called indemnities, and arbitrary seizures of territory,
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    Our Mail Budget.
    1615 4 The Prince of Wales’ Tour. 1 British Grown Cotton. GENEKAL BOOTH. MOKE MONEY FOR IRELAND. CURZON KITCHENER. Naval Affairs FLANS VOK MOKE HAKMoNY. From Our Own Corres^umlnnl.) London, September 15th.—The fears of famine in India will in all probability cur-j tail the tour of the Prince of
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    The Bandmann Opera Company.
    350 4 Wk learn that the lt.unlm.uiii Opera Co. will give one performance in Penang, ou Fiiday next, at the King Street '1 lieatre, which, in the absence of ihe Town Hall, closed for alterations and repairs, has l**eti engaged for the occasion. The piece to lie staged
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      RUSSIA.
      235 5 Kiisso-Gcriiian Elitentc. Strikes and Bloodshed. To IntimiJate (he Chinese 4, (The Oxtaxinxtixiher Lloyd x Service.) Berlin, 9th October.—The Ts;ir in preparing a fitting reception in honour of Prince Friedrich Leopold of Prussia, who is soon to pav a visit to St Petersburg. (Supplied bf Heater.) Loudon, 9th Oetolier It
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      Japan.
      118 5 British Naval Visit. Togo's Proposed Visit to Englaud. (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 9th Oetolier.—The British China squadron has arrived at Kobe and met with a most cordial reception. The officers of the fleet x»ere banquette*] by the Governor of Kobe and King Edward and the Mikado were enthusiastically toasted.
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      Moroccan Muddle.
      137 5 Delcasse’s Revelations. French Animosity Increases, (The i)*ta*iati*cher Lloyds” Service.) Berlin, IHh Octolier.—The Paris Matin discloses an alleged offer of Great Britain to M Dele,asst’, late Frencli Foreign Minister, of military support, against Gerniauv in the Moroccan quarrel, including the occupation of the Kaiser Wilhelm Canal ami the landing
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      Germany.
      44 5 Designs on Yaugtszc Trade (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 9th October. It is stated that the Hamburg- America lone and the Norddeuiselier Lloyd contemplate starting lines of steamers in Far Eastern waters especially with a view to combating Japanese competition on the Yangtsze River,
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      Tuberculosis.
      41 5 Dr. Behring’s Cure (Supplied by Reuter Loudon, lOtli Oetolier.—ln the opinion of medical nieu it will lie a long time before Dr. Indu ing s tuberculosis remedy can te.ii li a practical stage, although the merits lls '«searches are undisputed.
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      Arabia.
      27 5 Advance upon Sada London, loth Oetolier.—The Turkish eineil ex|*edition has occupied Hajje unopposed and the next advance will l>e upon I main s stronghold ai. Sada.
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      Suez Canal.
      46 5 No Night Traffic. (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 10th Oct,.— The passage of the Suez Canal is only free in the daytime. It will require another couple of days’work liefore it is sufficiently cleared to allow of the free passage of ships during the night,.
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      The Sudan
      34 5 The First Missionaries (Supplied by Pettier. London, 10th Oetolier.-—The first six missionaries for Mougalla, in the Southern Sudan, sail from Marseilles on the 18th instant ami others are to follow in 1906.
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      Australia.
      38 5 Genera! Booth’s Scheme. (Supplied tty Reuter.] London, 10th Oetolier.—General Booth has cabled to Ihe Hou. Alfred [teakin. Premier of the Australian Common wealth, that hecaunot p-oceed with his emigration sclu-me. owing to .the obstacles raised by Australia.
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      Argentina.
      29 5 Martial Law Proclaimed. (Supplied l>u Reuter.) London. 10th Oct.—Martial law has lieen proclaimed throughout the South American Republic of Argentina owing to the imminence of a general strike.
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    Australia and Hongkong.
    598 5 Effect of This Boycott One effect of 1 lie ('liinese boycott of American goods is the attention being given to Australian produce. During the past few weeks, says t lie Sydney Teteyraph, Chinese merchants in New South Wales and Victoria have been placing large orders for flour
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    Shooting.
    57 5 ’The Selangor Rifle Association holds itt annual prize meeting on Saturday aud Sunday next. On Saturday the 2>, 500, 600 and 800 yards Highest Aggregate Score. Loke Yew Challenge Cup, Vanishing Target, and Brick Competition will be tired for and on Sunday will lie held the Annual Rifle Match,
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    Fire in Penang.
    113 5 Shortly after 10 o’clock last night, a fire broke out in premises No. 1, Che Em Lane. The Fire Brigade and the Police were communicated wit It aud when they arrived the door was found to lie locked. They managed to break it open and the hose
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    Piracy and Murder.
    234 5 Three *.ur of Six Iyilleo. t )n Monday, the 2nd instant, a Ivliug t.< ugkang with a crew of five men and a lad (cook) left the harbour for Sit ill. iu Kedah Territory, to purchase cattle They had 8200 in cash and ten xnnutyx. It is
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    Foreign Troops in China.
    205 5 Referring to the result of the peace negotiations, the China Timex remarks that now peace is assured more may be expected to be heard of a project the carrying out of which has for some time l**eu under discussion—the withdrawal of the foreign troops from North
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    Chinese Affairs.
    301 5 Thk Anti-kkkorm Outrank. Shanghai. *J Sept.— In tlie outrage jierpetrated at Peking, Shao mg was badly, ami Duke Tsaitseli slightly, injtire<l. They are recovering. Four Chinese were kilied and Ihirteen injure*!. The outrage was incited by reactionaries. Tlie departure of the Chinese Commissioners lias l>eeu abandoned pro. ten».
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    Our Beauty Competition.
    890 5 Ist Prize *75 plus Echo Free for I Year 2nd Prize *25 plus Echo Free for 6 Months. It will facilitate matters considerably it the great G. F. will kindly remember that votes should be seut. iu addressed Coni petition Editor Ed o (Mlice. Beach Street. The
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    The Dawn in China.
    678 5 Significant Movies. That tlie people of China are having llieir eyes opened, especially those <.f the younger generation, and are changing in many of their manners, customs, and modes jof thought, to which their seniors and ancestors h ive hitherto steadfastly clung, in 1 favour-of those
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      12 5 f Peppermint Cure—inJ\ i >le lor cliiKlruu’s K.mnacli troubles, Ml I Oiki>t
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      9 5 all internal complaint» take Woiwls* Peppermini Cure, 80 cent»
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      14 5 For palpitation of ti e lica 'l lake Woods’ Great Feppernnut Cute. 80 cents.
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      153 5 When a Herv drought sliall till vour vein With heated blood and weary pains, lie hopeful yet, —l>e happy still, There is one cure for every ill. Through length and breadth of this fair land, From forest deep to ocean strand. There is one medicine safe and sure, And that
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      192 5 jKING STREET THEATRE, 106, Kins' Street, Penang. For One Night Only. FRIDAY, 13th OCTOBER. 1903 The Baiulmann Opera Co., 35 LO DON ARTISTES 36. Under the Personal Direction of Maurice E. BAN DM ANN, au<l l»v Special Arrangement with Mr. George Edwardes and the Gaiety Theatre, London, Will present for
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    EDUCATION.
    1697 6 Lord Ciirzon s Policy. (ConHu ned from getterdny’i > Uk course, all these tendencies not corrected straightaway. It would In* a lutile and arrogant boast to say that we have reformed Indian education. l’liere 1eqiial scope for educational reformers now, to-morrow, and always. Education 1« never reformed. It may
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    EXCHANGE.
    127 6 j’knanq. 10th October {lli/ courtetoj of the Chartered Honk {j eon»" Demand Manic 3/1 i‘e l .nonius’ sight Kant 2 1 ’redit 1» IliH'iiiiieiitaiJ —1 1 s Cate 11 Deman. i Bank It*s »•»81 '4 davs* signt IV.» e 100} Bool»» V Demand If lilt i->B} 4 davs' sight
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    PRODUCE.
    183 6 l ..s 4 'H,. i nut <»/ Inch i.n* iV| sides I'» «eaton oner |.ii-i.i»l > out of rtanon i t t* lingers ivniij- 52 -I'hjc 'f»iiin In- »d sites I i. I no in. Mm** 2 lU-k. i 4d> sites Kh.ii» 1 8° setters Copra 7l***f* r.illbtll -I*'
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    SHARES.
    242 6 Bel at Tin Mini ug Co Ld. S o. —sellers Bei-awaM »»»ld M miugCo I.«l. 5 12. —sellers 1 Brieii Kuhlier Syndicate, Ij<l.s b jneni. fingers Brusi ii Hydraulic Tin Mining Co., Ed. 4 0.50 lingers j Dull Development Co. $8 50 setters Eraser dr Ne:iv«>, Ed *103. m
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      33 6 John Baziey Wiiite Brother? "NON BRAND” PORTLAND CEMENT S*ntiilnntl<. Knilory S' C7>. Nobel's Explosives: GELIGNITE, DETONATORS, FUSE. Sandilands, Buttery Co., Agents, Penang F.M.S Aylesbury Garland, Suh- Agents, Perak. Magazines ai Penang and Ipoh.
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      18 6 Andrew Usher Co.'s SPECIAL RESERVE O.V.G. Whisky. CRAIGELLACHIE GLENLIVET DISTILLERY Co.’s GAELIC “OLD SMUGGLER” WHISKY. SANDII.ANUS, BUTTEKV Co.
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      359 6 CLEAR WHITE GLASS BOTTLES BUCHANAN’S JUST UNPACKED. Black and White and “Special Buchanan Blends. IRS SMOKES HANS? HAMS. m StohM *1 mmm HWHHm PKWn, SCOTCH WHISKY UC< ft iktT a z a J CQ H Q z w J CO C* TH E mouse of co*»# cfs It. jf V
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      865 7 TEOII JOO MENG, Chop SOON YANG. Tklki'HOME No. 321 HAVING JUST RK.GKIVISI) A Portable Improved Wheel Niibhcring Machine is now prepared to undertake promptly repairs of old ruld»er-tyred wheels which are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Nos. 178, 180 182 Penang Road, PKNANG. Kstahi.ishki» 1875. NOTICE. I'tH K uudersigned l>eg to
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      93 7 It’s good for tlie Butcher, the Baker, the Brewer, I The Caijienter, Biicklayer, Blacksmith and Shooer, The Mistress, tln* .Servant, the Maiden demure, The Toiler, the Clerk, the disconsolate Wooer. It's good for the wealthy, it’s good for the poor; To the poor fever-stricken, a perfect reuewer— For ailments iuterual,
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      1214 8 A. EVENBERG, 56, Bishop Street, Goldsmith' Watchnuikcr ami Repairer of Optical Instruments, tirailiophnnes ami other .Musical 0-8-05 I nst r ii men ts. ;,:;n Khoo Buan Phuan cHor Gim Sengf Moh, 203, Main Road, Taiping, Tin Miners, Advancers and General Lim Sun Ho, CHOP HENG IVIOH Co., 164, Heath Street,
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