Straits Echo, 18 November 1905

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    37 1 Straits Echo 10-PAGE EDITION. DAILV CHRONICLE OH EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, AND THE EAR EAST GENERALI.I. VOij. 3# $24 Per Annum. PENANG, SATURDAY, iSth NOVEMBER, 1905. Single Copy, 10 cents No. 202.
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      1163 1 Corkscrew Brand, The Rest Beer on the Market. *o Light, Sp iik.mg and Refreshing. SOLD BY ALL LEADING SHOPS. BANKS. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL ClfAUTEK. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. international Banking Corporation. Paid-uf-Oafital Rkskryk Fund—Capital Paid up Reserve Fund Reserve Liability of Proprietors Jtboo.txo
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      25 1 SOLE AGENT* GUINNESS’S STOUT. f < <s> rs J ktp' 1 1 K m 3D CO C JM, V AV /> ft TIV S.SSVH TIANG LEE Co
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    In Lighter Vein.
    719 2 J«»e is foo lion st to lio populai with tin* summer seaside g'rls Too honest “Yes lie won't,even steal a l;ir-~ Knicker—“ Didn’t the doctor build \ou up Bocker Yes; but lie seems tu think he built a bank How did you like our new duet r
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      76 2 Ho wia© in time, tis good advice. Man gets Ins eliauoe but seldom tirieo A lid theivtori do not bo cajoled Into neglect of cough or cold Mi- '< iiiou li troubles, pains that griis M, a'ilmeiiis of thi v.roteli-d npe -b Hn-iv b no nostrum truer 1 loftl Unit'd
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      1939 2 WiLNTBD. in* ('«HJNKSE A>sisfaut for Books ami _V Correspondence. Address S C. C.” 1 6 i l Vo 1 k 761 'V o Strait* Echo. jU he! Ik NOTICE. ON and after this date, all small advertisements intended for insertion in the straits Echo must he paid for in advance.
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  • Shipping.
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      ARRIVALS.
      91 3 Malaya, Hr. s 348, I. >•>«»■, 18t li Nov., l<tli Nov., Gen 11. L. A Co. Bhauata, li»-. ss 1/J57. Will.lfLink, 17th Nov Singapore, iGtli Nov., Gen.,—H. L. A Go. Lightning, Hr. 2 122, Spence, 17th Nov., Calcutta. 11th Nov., Gen A. A. A. Go. JAmra, Br. s.s. 170,
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      DEPARTURES.
      103 3 ISth Noveuilior. C- ,1/M‘ut’, tor Calcutta. Cornelia, lor l>oii. Tong Chou a, lor Batu Ha lira aml Assabau Pa dang, for Bain Balir.i. Man; Aus'in, lor Port Swot ten ha in. din Ho, for Laugkat. Lightning, for Singapore ami Hoiigkohg. Chan Toi. lor IVilisaml Set ill. Hong Wan I.
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    EXPECTED.
    31 3 e&st'l> loitt A ijentif line Cai 8aii<r Calcutta BNCu 23nlNov. Ueuvenue Singapore 8. B.NCo. 24tli Nam S:« ii'_j Singapore l!ACo. 24tli Gleulunui Condon B.&Co -4t li Benavou Condon S.B.AUo. 2t>th
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    SAILINGS.
    36 3 1 eseels I or .1 [I? ill* Leaves Lai San 54 t •Singapore IJ.tVCo. 23rd Nov. Uenveuue liomlou S.B.&Co. |«4tl. (i lent ur ret Singapore B.JLC'o. |24th Nani Sani» Iiena von Calcutta «tii»*—*•B &Co. m
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    70 3 Kok Asahau—Per T'lir Tuny, ‘.oth instant, I p.m. Kdie, T. Serna, we. Segli, Oiehleh and Sabaug —Per Peyn, 20tli instant, 2 p.m. Deli—Per Ifeb 2oth instant, 2 p in. Uangoou au<l Calcutta—Per Urlnna, 20th instant, o p in. Port S wet ten ha in, Singapore, Hongkong, Swutow aud
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    Passengers
    104 3 Per Real, from Aelieen Messrs. Stioobach, und liruvus. IVr Kistua, from Singapore Messrs. (Jims. Cable, \Y. Turner, Fouraeswitz, R. Laml**rl, K. 0. lirowulow an I Mr. aud Mrs. Hargreaves. From Port Swettenhatn Mr. Low Leung Gau. Mr. and Mrs. Oe Kim Sean, Mr Fox, Mrs. and Miss Keyt. Per
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      1078 3 (SHIPPIN G.) tAJ, O Tti < INTENDED SAILINCS. SN Co British Lidia .Steam Navigation (Jo., Ltd, E,(peeled Arrivals and Depar!arm. Mail Service. (hit wards. Nov. 22 s.s. Chusun connecting with s.s. Victoria Dec. 6 s.s. Delta d«> s.s. Himalaya 20 s.s. Oceana do s.s. hidiu .luu. 3 s.s. Arcadia do
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      62 3 Compagnie des Messageries Mari times. S>. S>. Annaui,’’ Commander Malaval. due from Singapore on or about the 26th December, lakes Cargo and Passengers for Colombo, Marseilles, Havre, Dunkirk, Loudon and Antwerp. Fur Freight and Passage apply to BOU,STEAD A Co 18-1 l-00. .1 <jente. DAVID CORSAR SONS’ Well-known Navy Canfvas.
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      52 3 WEATHER. Thk following report is kindlv .supplied by the Signal Director, of Fort Coru wall is 5 p.m fi a.iii. noon. V •sturdily 'lo-day To-day Th. W* Wr. Pine Wd. North 82-' jJ?. Tear fine North North The rainfall during the '1 1 hour» ended at (t a in to-day
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    The Straits Echo.
    124 4 Juatioe «Uisdaßeverybudjr and justice alone.— Kimm-' n Established June Ist, 1903. Published daily (except Sunday s. At 1118 CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., No. ‘J‘26 —Beach Street, Penang. PRICE DAILY LOCAL 5C4 a:mn»i. OCrsXAIIOS Portajjc Kxtr;.. MAIL EDITIOX (Post Free! #l5 CABLE: ADDKI.N»: Echo —Penang.” Teleplioue No. 188-Editor-in-Chief UhksNKY
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    Our Sins.
    288 4 The Echo is in tli«- soup again, [KK>r thing, ami the Editor is contemplating the grisly prospect of a prolonged sojourn in Penang Gaol, where, ai any rate, he will be free from Reuter*» and other telegrams and will not always have a grinning printer’s devil at hi»
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    Names and Other Things.
    396 4 Ock elderly contemporary waxed quite juvenilely skittish yesterday on the subject of the naming of the passenger jetty and the open space between the Government Offices and the Fort, but unfortunately the Municipal Commissioners were not supplied with the paper in time for its suggestions to
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    Death Registration.
    507 4 h are glad to see that the Munici-I pal Commissioners are taking a strong i stand on the question of the regist*a-| tion of deaths. We have a Municipal Health Officer ami an Assistant Health j Officer to look after the health ot the! town and it is
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    The Gaiety Stars.
    293 4 t, I'Mt, Gaiety Staio’ management. put on an*.Men- capital show last night and, although the attendance was not at all connnensiiratt with the excellence of the entertainment, I those who were preseul showed their ap- nreciation in ;iu uncertain manner, applaus. <>eing frequeut and furious Mr. Howell
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    1968 4 A M ektino of the Muncipal Commission-1 ers was hold yesterday, all the Commission- j ers, with the exception o> Mr. Cheah Tek' Thve, lieing preseut. The Minutes of the j previous meeting having been m»d aud 1 confirmed, the President asked t he Coiumia- i 1 sinners
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      RUSSIA.
      145 5 From Had to Worse. Massacres Approved by Tsar. Supplby I\ •'uter London, I 7tli Noveiul*er.—The Russians are celling Russian securities fur auv price they will fetch for foreign gold, which they immediately remove abroad. Indignation and alaim have l*een caused in South Russia by two luipe ial U»ases commending
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      Norway.
      65 5 The New King (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, 17th November.—The Norwegian Storthing his adopted the Government's proposal for fixing the King's Civil List at £39,000 stelling, plus £28,000 for the upkeep of the Palace. Prince Charles of Denmark has formally accepted the Throne. London. 18th Nov —Prince Charles and Princess
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      Germany.
      84 5 New' Naval Programme. tSupplied by Renter.) London, 18th Nov. The German Butniesrath has approved of a. Bill providing for the construction of six cruisers and eight divisions of torpedoers, both to be of greatly enlarge»! dimensions in accordance with the lessons of the late war. (The Oetasiatischer Liu yd's
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      Turkey.
      27 5 Still Obstinate. (Sallied by Heater.) London, 18th Nov.—The Powers have presented to the Ports a liual Note on the sui»ject of the financial control of Macedonia.
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      The King
      39 5 Meets With an Accident. (i Supplied by Heater.) London, 1 Hrh Nov. —King Edward, while shouting at Windsor, trod iu a rabbit hole and toie a tendon of the leg al»ove the ankle, but is doing well.
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      The Unemployed.
      232 5 Royal Subscriptions. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, 17th Nov. —King Edward has given j£2;lO0 to the Unemployed Fund and the Prince of Wales 1.050. Mr. Seddou suggests that New Zealaml semi a steamer loaded with foodstuffs for the unemployed of England and invites donations for the purpose. The New
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      Latest News.
      231 5 (Supplied by Renter.) London, 18th November.—Sir lieurv 'Campbell Binuermau, speaking at Ports mouth, generally attached the Government 8 home fiscal policy au«l in alluding to the I Anglo French Agreement aud the AngioI Japanese Alliance said that everyone must I ptefer a cordial uuderstandiug like the Angl -French
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    Indian Boycott.
    57 5 LTKOPLANS Am«ULTBI>. A special Calcutta wire of 16th mst. to the Straits Times s;:ys Ihe boycott moveuienl is exciting iuieu»** racial feeliugs, which have resulted in unfort uuate assaults oil Europeans. Students are bodily leaving tlie Government and aided colleges iu order to join the agitators against the
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    Vital Statistics.
    148 5 During October there were 109 births, of which 53 were boy s aud 58 girls. The birth rate was equivalent to 12 97 per thousand. The deaths numbered 342, of which 2»J5 were males and 77 females. Tl»e death rate was equivalent to an annual moitality of 40
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    British North Borneo.
    489 5 KudiU, 23rd Oct.. 19*Jo. Tin: I iinbauhatw riot which was reported by M Buchanan Smith threatened the! whol -couutry, and the G S Y. Petrel had no rest. She was engaged day and night running up with troops from Jesseltoii to the vieiuit.y of the disfurlied country.
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    China’s Awakening.
    1409 5 Signs That A New Era has Bruits'. (Ry Sydney It rook*, j i Wk have Isa-n rejieatedly tohl during the last teu years that Ciiiua was at last awakening, just as we Lave been repeate«lly [tohl that. China was on the verge of deconi- position. Those who compared
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    The Philippines.
    618 5 Development Wantsi*. '1 lie cry iug need of tne Philippine Islands just now is development, say» tlie China Mail, but although this is recognised by tlie great majority of thinking people in the islands the difficulties in the way are very numerous. First there is the apathy j
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  • PUBLIC OPINION.
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      ROAD DUST
      157 5 lu ,nt. Fuitok ©f rio: sii;iii- J-.<.i>«.>. Dk.vk s-n»: —1 simii be thankful n von will lie giMni enough to ailow me a iittie space in y«.nr valuable paper to say a lew words regarding the almve, and the ir it would give the Public by having a
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    Togo’s Triumphal Return.
    312 5 Great Display and Enthusiasm. The entry of Admiral Togo into Tokyo on the 22nd ult. bore all the signs of the triumphal return from war it was designed to be. The Admiral and his officers were welcomed with the m >sf elaborate ceremonies, and with the greatest
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    Smoking.
    390 5 Despbe ait lieiiel t<* tiie contrary, and assertions to the reverse notwithstanding. Dr. Gustave Lippman says that the cigarette is I lie least injurious of all the forms in which tobacco is consumed. “It stauds to reason that, as the ventilation is greater (or should I say. the draught
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    48 5 P. O. SAILINGS. .Mail Service. UITW.VKIjS.- lio n KWARMS. Churn i' 22 Nov. i Aroulio 24 Nor, Ja 0 Dec. jicimaf .8. J*c<: Extra Service IIJTW A Ill'S. ItoMttW ARMS. Palawan l dB Nor. i Socotra 2a Nov Jl.}hiu 12 Dec. Sun da SO For particular;- See Pug*
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    FIXTURES.
    58 5 To.-WAT. 22ini I lay, lutli Aloou. Town Baud, Golf Mub, t> to 7 p.m Oriental h mciogi.if.li .Show, Jvmi'ierley 1 •Street, 9 p.m. Gaiety Stars Enteri.iiiiiueiii. King Suejet I heat re. 9 p.m. !.•>„( Niyll I o-xioiiaow. 2d id |o lweiiiy .Sei'oud Smiiii\ -fiei 11 11 .Oi ientai b
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    THE MOON.
    34 5 Ia >i Quarter Nov. 20tli 8 33.9 a.m <i w Aiooi, 2tit.li 1147.1 pj*. i list u i'ter Dec. -it hla7G a m. roi ,i| ih;ii 12t h G 25.7 a. si.
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    MAILS DUE.
    20 5 English (Chiunm) 22u»i Nov. Ciii ia ‘.Arcadia) 24th Indian (Thoiuftva) 25th China iSachf'u) 28th German (Pr.i7. b'riedrich).., 29th
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  • Obituary
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    22 5 Obituary. I'he 0*Ui»iiit<*cher Lloyds Service.) lierliu, 17tli November.-—The deaths are announced of the (J rami Jtiike "f LuxeraIjourtj and Count of Flanders.
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    Universal-Penny Post.
    158 6 Universal- Penny Post. i/ETTER FROM Mr F ENNIKER UltAloN, M. P. in a letter published l>y the T'nte* on tl:<* 17th ulto. Mr. Henuiker lira!on, M. i’.. marshals afresh tin; arguments m favour *>l universal penny postage, ami hi the >ann time made public h number of letters lr* in
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    Trafalgar Square.
    318 6 Thk Office of Works has informed the Navy League that the Government will u prepared to consider some alterations ii Tralulgur-squaie in commemoration of t e Trafalgar Centenary. In preparing de»ij n> the commit lee should liear iu mind (ly that the scheme to lie executed must I»
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    The Missionary Massacre.
    459 6 Where it ILapfuked. The Hongkong Telegraph” thus describes Lieu cliau.thecitv and people, on tin authority of a correspondent Lieu-chan, where the Amerieuu Mission aries were lecently massacied, lies ,in tin extreme uoith west coiner <>t Kwaugtun. province, and is about 250 nines tn*n Canton. '1 lie town
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    EXCHANGE.
    133 6 Pknanq ]8th Novkmblk Ihj courted»/ of the Chartered bank L union llemand Ban! 21,^ I si*/!-» H-i.m 2/2 5 6 •r.-iw 2/22 2 2 J iU nf I». I >i'iii;l>l<i i >;i t tx I*S 014 lav HifHI i'll':* l* 031 B initial. i Bank 01 j -idaiV siifiii
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    SHARES.
    209 6 lelat I iti Muting Co Ld. -tl 5.- antes •ersawaiiGo *1 AlmingCe .I**l f I f. —tellers d u»»*h Hydrauiic Tin Mining IN !<• o.— buyer* tufi Deveionnieul Ci>. $8 50 seller* Eraser *V Near**, |,<i slos. —buyers Jeorge I*»*. nl> is pel i *2» sate* lowarifi Krskine. I,d.
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    PRODUCE.
    195 6 f«*hl le;if 75. A. I’e{ pel i Coast Bit>-.-*o/.. > •ml <>t *U>cl. •Vbite Pc*p{»er S 35i ethers l rang Peppier season over hoves (picked) out of reason dace 60 —sellers ‘•bice Pickings 52 —seders Nutmegs 1 !»n 31 i sellers i No. o lo non i. 4u a;
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      39 6 1 c-wtioi 1I ut i• o,t lm <]a\M oi y<v1 4 I Itt* couiuror P U/ 'lC‘l |tt'i)J)li. HIOI M:»nv Hi limmil*. llow-it-d ivh. Aim jiini at, tia-l v y t Hl)n “."i 1 1 i-»-» it t ’m*,.
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      23 6 MACKAY’S LIQUEUR WHISKY. Cieslets- Champagne, Andrew Übher go.* SPECIAL RESERVE O.V.G. Whisky. CRAIGELLACHIE GLENLIVET DISTILLERY <:«.% GAELIC “OLD SMUGGLER” WHISKY. SANDILANDS, BUTTERY St Co.
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      534 6 «as».' r.TsKl*»» 1 r:. nn.- >«- l m POPULAR SCOTCH CiHiSKY u/„ 1 PtSĔ*' m 44 r^fe.4#. I BLACK WH 99 U' nrr s Lr BHtaraHaaiH h rv. o r: J2£%:- A /M The International Hotel, 2, Leith Street, Penang For MELUWB kfQQO, ELECTRIC LIGHT infants am! THROUGHOUT. Children. m
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    What is Moderate Drinking?
    871 7 A New iScikntific in. TUM. I ‘Scientists are a wakening to the fact that r the quest ion of rink, as consumed 1 v tiie average self-res|ject iug man, is woiliiv of I heir earnest study. Hitherto we have had theories and tmpmc conclusions bv the
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      1192 7 TEOII JOO MENG, Chop SOON YANG. Tri.ki'M".m! No. 32 1 11 AVIJU8I RECEIVED A Portable Improved Wheel Rubbering .Machine in uow pre|>;tit*<l to uuderluko promptly repairs of old nihlxjr-t.yred wheels wliioh are guaranteed to "ive satisfaction. /Vos. 178, 180 182 Penang Road, PENAN*! ESTABLISH ELI 1876. E. GHEM BEE, Cycle
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      50 7 (With the curtains—gathered: and drawn),. With a hacking ami a burning head. Vainly awaiting tin* tardy dawn. Wheu close to my bed side an Angel carat, 1 Willi a phial of liquid pure, \ud I read on the label a magic juauic— I H vat- W...fd a < Treat lVpj.oriuint
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      993 8 DENTISTRY. Thean Chee Co., A. BVENBKRG, s©, Bishop Street, ,\J ANSON, Goldsmith, Watchmaker and American Dentist, Mr 01 Ur. Allen A Co., Pha, U.s.A. •n EG to inform their numerous customers 14, HIsHOP STREET. PR NA NG, 10-8-05 I nst ru incuts. ■{him 580 Sun Ho, CHOP HENG IVIOH He
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    “Sir Brian’s Heir”
    1000 9  -  BY VIOLA GRAEME, AUTHOR OF I'l" < hU<! of Sorrow,' I’he Treachery of Lorraine,” The Hand oj »<*'/, “Love's iioya.lt “/I lloyal Rebel' 1 H>r Soldier Street la -art. The Beauty <0 tlo’ Ihe /<<•/< dir/,' “/I -WW,- Marriage." “I'la- Milliner's Moth If "A Gamblers Girl," Jiod,y
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    THE ROMANCE OF PAPERMAKING.
    1888 9  -  By W.T.PALMER Un the manufacture of paper lias hinged I lie whole progress of civilisation. Nations have over graded in point of culture and power by their ability t-o produce aud use this staple. The clumsy enscrolled brick "1 the Assyrian races, the costly aud scarce
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    MARKET PRICES
    168 9 I’knaxc. Htii Novkaibkk. 1 1*» Bkki— rt Soup [»or «-ally tl Boast 21 Steaks Stew or Curry Mea« IT Bump Steak 24" Ox Tail each 80 'longue t»0 Feet i Heart Liver ’<l I’OKh Pork per catty 81 Rig’s Head Feet 28 I Tongue 20 Mutton peril*. 85
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      279 9 KATZ BROTHERS, Ltd., P K N A N G, lIA Vi; JUS I K E<;BIV El> NATURAL STERILIZED MILK Absolutely the finest ever imported into the Straits Settlements. Tmclc-Mark. Htmtogmmuus Nation Milk is the most recent progress in the art of preserving milk. Homogeneous Xatnra 31 ilk is pure natural
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      1263 10 OLDHAM HALL. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Healthful location, food the best, large y lay-ground, strict discipli n e lailv study classes undo»’ personal supervision of the Principal. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ENGLISH Addre9 s principal anglo-chinesk SCH^£; porff the era puss limited. 10-i-or. -Me PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS, LITHOGRAPHERS bookbinders and stationers.
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