Straits Echo, 5 June 1906

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    35 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OP EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES. AND THE PAR EAST GENERALLY YOU 4t. $24 I’er Annum, PENANG, TUESDAY. 5th JUNE, 15)00. Single Copy, 10 cents No. I'^s.
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      1103 1 C/3 C 05 ASAHI BEER. > 2 O r .1 m 9p O O U 333 IHVSV BANKS. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital Paid-up Reserve Fund Reserve Liabilil y'of Proprietors JL800,000 A 075,1*00 A*«0C,000 Head Office: HATTON COURT, Til REA DN EE DEE
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      18 1 GUINNESS’S STOUT. TIAIMG LEE Co. ms a a i X I* <2 <2 3EAD SOLE AGENTS. BASS’S ALE
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    Good Intentions.
    207 2 Accok inN»i tu Buddhism, good iuleiitious :ire very powerful factors in the shaping oi this world’s affairs not only in time to come but also lu the present. They hold that a pur and good iutentiou or a strong act of will often receives its toward ou the
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    Fire-Walking in India
    767 2 Some Wkihi> Ckuemonies. Writ ini; about fire-walking as observed in the worship of village deities in Somli India, the Bishop of Madras, in the Mad rat ])r-cee an Mayaxine for May, says:—“A large trench is dug in front of the shrine, al>out thirty or forty feet long,
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      2217 2 PA IN PAIN PAIN PAIN NEUKALGIA NEUKALGIA NEUKALGIA NEURALGIA FINISIN THE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, 17a. JNortham Road. PENANG SALES ROOM, Guardian Assurance ouly give preThe World-Renowned Neuralgia Cure Removes it. The dreadful pain ul Neuralgia ceases with Finisili and we strongly advise you to try it. We have received favourable reports
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  • Shipping.
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      ARRIVALS.
      110 3 Avaiivkk, Br. s.s., 217, Crichton, 5th Juue, Deli, 4th June, Gen., —K. G. Co. 1 Taw Tong, Dr. s.s., 105, Hash*" 5/»i June, Asahau. 4th June, Gen., —K. G. Co. Langkat. Dr. s.s., 1-10. Lyons, 5th June, 'J’eink Auson, 4th Juue, Geu., K G. Co. C. Aec.vu, Dr. s.s
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      DEPARTURES
      82 3 •Vh Juue. linn If/ mlt Soon, for Laugk.it. liotvnx.t, lor Tongk ah. Pndomj, for Datu IJ.iliru. lor Ktlir, 1'. S» mane, Segil, Oiebleh and Suhang. j /<»«</ f 'mi/ Un, lor Haiti Duhra and Asahau. j I t,; Si'll'/, tor Port Snettenh;: in A Singapore, i had(/ Weld, for
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    EXPECTED.
    56 3 1 egtetfl h cow A ijenlg Due Alesi.i ifambi. rg I i;.m &>. "ill Juiiv. 1 Viriri v j'MI'lotl 1 iOlll < 1 l/nia/Cliina. i >. M .X (J< i. Mi A pea r 'a lent la A <>. 1 Mi i»eua liter 1 Silipa imi <» >. 1
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    SAILINGS.
    935 3 1 1 THE STRAITS ECHO, TUESDAY, 6th JUNE, ttfutt. fi 1 I (SHIPPING.) I 1 P. k 0. l||pjS. II- Co INTENDED SAILINGS. British India Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Hamburg. pipping. ARRIVALS. AvAovEE.Br. s.s., 247, Crichton, 5th Juue, Deli, 4th June, Gen..—K. Cl. Co. Taw Tong, Br.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    53 3 Fur i’oit SweUeuliam Per Mart/ Andin, t'»-niom»w. 1 pm. It.tiiu' P**i Tan- Ttmj, to morrow, l pm. I ttugkor .inti leluk Ansou Per Lmifjknt, to-:oorrow, j torn I .aigkor —Per U. Ilalewy*, to-morrow, 4 p in. Puiejoil.in B randan—Per Petrel, 7ili llJSlilllt, 1 p HI Deli—Per Avaytjee, 7ili
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      1471 3 (S hippin G.) YAlr o* III. Co. Et t >eclcd Arrivals and Departures. Mail Service. Outwards. June 7 Della connecting with 8 8. BrUannia 111 R 8. Deranha do 8.8 Mooltan July 5 ?.8. Delhi do s.8. Marmora Homewards. Julie 0 Oceunu connecting with 8.8. China 23 8.8. Diutyola goes
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      141 3 Tor Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy. r I H J'i (Joinpup v s Sl< a.<ii>liip W'ailtora. I Captain \V Crown, will for (lie nlmvo port*, <>ii i rnlav, tin; I» instant, at p in I*'or Ireiyht or passayH apply to KOK GUAM (jo.. Owner*. IVuaUi'. •>t ,Ju: t\ IJMJIi 1
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    The Straits Echo.
    102 4 Justice satisfieseverybody mi justice alone.— Emerson. Established June Ist, 1903. Published daily (except Sundays.» AT 1 H 1 CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., No. *220 232, Beach Street, Penang. TRICE DAILY LOCAL per riiiiuw OUTSTATIONS Postage Extra. MAIL EDITION (Post Eteel ?15 CABLE ADDRESS: Echo—Penang." Telephone No. ISH. j
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    22 4 Birth. On 5tli June, 1900, t The Palace,” Norlham Road, the wife of M. A. Noordiu, I of a daughter.
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  • Current Topics.
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      Bamboo Rule.
      82 4 A complaint reaches us from Kampar of the manner in which the peon at tin* Railway Station treats rikisha pullers. This official is aimed with a formidable bamboo and seems to ibe labouring under the impression that the vikishd puller needs an? amount of most ungentle persuasion to
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      Our Trams.
      91 4 3\ i: are asked lo state that the trams will not run from the Gaol to Aier Itam until further notice. The reason for this decision is that the track :is not so smooth as it might be and. I while being q ite suitable for the old
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      That Jetty.
      116 4 Wk are very sorry for our contemporary, because its pet Fort Jetty has come |to £rief, just as we predicted it would. :As a matter of fact the pontoon has grown tired of being bumped by launches and joggled by the waves and is now reposing quietly at
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      A Dangerous Hill.
      119 4 Tilt: hill near Mr. Him K«.‘k iTman’s residence in Mount I Lrskiue Read seems to be a source of danger. for we hear that several cyclists have got into difficulties while descending it and it must lx* remembered that Mr. Hudson s fatal accident occurred after his
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      A Tribute.
      162 4 Tiil thanks ul tlie Lurupean community aie due to Mr. Him Kek Ciiuan for tin* very prompt manner in which he came to the assistance of the late Mr. Hudson on Sunday morning. From what we have heard he lost not a moment in going to the assistance
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      Callousness.
      237 4 We cannot congratulate the Government ofti- cials upon the tokens of respect shown to their late colleague, Mr. Hudson,yesterday. Certainly thev turned up in force at the funeral, but those little signs of mourning which one expects to see upon the death of an official of Mr. Hudson’s standing
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    Tin.
    63 4 Kinta Tin Mines, Lip 1 ins iollowing are the returns from the j Kiuta Tiu Mines, Ltd., for the mouth of May Output b05 i iculs. Approximate Value 16,500 Water Reut 5,000 Woi king Costs f,l<»0 Profit 16,000 Jehu: Jin Mining < -o Ltd. 1 he produce for Mav
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    Penang Golf Club.
    360 4 'J hk following ate the winners of the I various events, the prizes for which will jbe presented next Saturday, the 9th of Juue, at t).3U p.tu. Tennis. Lining L hansptonsltia Mrs. Duuu. Is idles S t ity'es Handicap His. I>utm. ,j Liniies' Double* Mrs. Ebden aud
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    A Gun Accident.
    191 4 Mu. 8. Jai.leh, overseer P. W. D. HU< one of Penang s best footballers, met with a rather serious accident at Tanjoug Buu dia yesterday afternoon. It appears went out shooting iu a plantation oft Thu jong Bung ha aud one of l.is cartridges missed fire. He
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    The Kedah Mystery.
    160 4 Latest news from Kedah is to the fftecl that the bodies of the two Chetties and their servant were found buried about half a mile from tie house of Tunku Shedan. The bodies were in an advanced state of decomposition, but were recognised bv other Che ties.
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    More Serious News from Kedah.
    464 4 Daring Gang Robbery at Mahanu. .Scarcely a week has passed since the atrocious murders of two Chetties aud their servant took place iu Kedah, and now we have to report a dariug care of gang robbery by Malays iu Southern Kedah. From i reliable information
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      404 4 HARMSTON’S CIRCUS AND Roy al Menagerie of Performing Wild Animals. GHA.ITD OPE2TI2TG- 2TIG-HT, SATURDAY 9th JUNE, 1906. LOCATION, DATO KRAMAT GARDENS. ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. DIAYOLO LOOPING THE LOOP ON d BICYCLE. He Skirts the Borderland of Eternity and Nightly Shakes Dice with Death, lii other words he must Loop the Loop
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      71 4 Beware of a Cou£h. Now is I lie time to yet rid of that c«>u»h. for if you let it lung on no one can iell what the etui may Le. Others have Uen cured i f their coughs very ijuicklv liy using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Why not 1 Vou
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      56 4 Bowel Complaint in Children During the summer mouths children air subject to disorders of the bowels. am should receive the most careful attention. As suou as any uu natural looseness of t|“' Unvels is noticed, Cham herb in’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Uomedy should ho given. George D spanctry, Geuer*Ageutfc.aul
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  • Obituary
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    1164 4 Obituary. Me. H. H. Hudson. A great gloom was thrown over Penang’s Whitsuntide holidays by the sad death of Mr. H. H. Hudson, Solicit or-General Straits Settlements, which occurre 1 as the result of an accident. Exactly what led to Mr. Hudsou’s death will probably never be known. It appears
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      Spain.
      661 5 THIi IiOMH OUTRAGE. Assassin Comm is Suicide. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, 2ud June.—During the course of vesterdaj Their Majesties the King aud Queeu of Spain frequently appeared upon thf* balcony of the Palace aud were received w it|, ovations hv the people. Madrid was magnificently illuminated last night. Their
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      Natal.
      120 5 The Native Rising (Supjdied by lieuter.) lioudou, -HU Jure—Tlie Natal columns have combined ami bombaideJ Stgauaudas stronghold, which was c.pturel alter arduous operations and louud to be l uiu doited. luf urination leceived by the Natal Intelligence Bureau tends to show that Deni Zulu was the cause of the
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      United States.
      181 5 The Chicago Scandal. (Supplied by Ranter.) London, -»th June—Vresieeut Roosevelt has sent the confidential report upou the Chicago meat packiug scandal to Cougress. Tbe report declares that the conditions existing iu the Chicago packiug homos are revolting and that legislation controlling them must be radically changed in the
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      Crete.
      45 5 A Settlement Probable. {Supplied by Hauler.) Loudou, 4th June.—The Observer savs that the result of King Edward’s vis t to Greece will be that the Cretan question will probably be settled, the Greeks replacing the international guards aud suda Bav lapsing to Great Britain.
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      China.
      58 5 The Customs Question (Supplied by lit (tier.) Loudou, 4th June.—The Chinese Goverumeut lias sent the British Legation at Peking written assurances that it is not proposed to change the present status of Customs Officers. Mukden. Loudou, 4th Juue. —There has lieeu a graud celebration at Mukden to commemorate the
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      Italy.
      35 5 Bombs Discovered (S ip plied by Reuter.) London. 4th Juno. —Excitement has eeu j occasioned iu Italy by the discovery of bombs at Ancona, which King Victor Emmanuel 1 ou visits the 24th Juue.
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      Japan.
      31 5 The New Battleships [Supplied by Renter.) Loudou, 4th Juno—The ciews of the! Japanese Uittleships Kudiimu aud Katori have lieeu entertained at a banquet by the I Naval authorities at Portsmouth.
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      The Navy.
      23 5 The Atlantic Fleet. (Supplied by lteuler.) Loudou. llud Juue.—Admiral George Egertou ha-; b<> uppoiutel Second inConiiuuiid of tlie Atlantic I ke'.
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      France.
      78 5 The Chamber. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudou. -ud June.—The Fieueh Cham her has reassembled and M. Brisson has been electerl President. Loudon. sth June.—The French Minister of Finance has succeetied ia securing from his colleagues a reduction iu the deficit ou the Bu get to seven millions sterling. (The Ostasiatischcr
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      Racing.
      30 5 The Grand I’m. (Suj ipi ied by Reuter Loudou, sth Juue —lt is announced that Spearmint, the winner of the Derby, will compete for the Graud Prix be Pari**.
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      Germany.
      32 5 The Colonial Off cc j Th Ottaeiatucker LivyJ* Seicio Derliu, did June.—Priu e Iloiieulohe iemains iu charge of the German Colonial Office aud the post of Col uial JJiredlor remains vacant.
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      Banking.
      37 5 Good Dividends. {!’/(>■ O»/ .siatischer Lloyds' Service.) Berlin. 3rd Juue.—The German-Asialic Bank has declared a dividend of eleveu per cent, and the Russo Chine.-e Bank one of feu per cent. The reports of both are must favourable.
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    Legislative Council.
    1328 5 Friday, Ist June. PuKSKNT. Ills Excellency tile Officer Administering the Government. Sir William 'Taylor, k o.m.g. i lion. E. L. Brockman (Act. Col. Secretary). t Ilou. J. It. luuet i Act. Attorney-General). Hon. J. O. Antliouiss 'Act. Col. Treasurer/. Hon. A. T. Bryant (Act. Auditor-General.. Hon. A. Murray.
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    FIXTURES.
    67 5 To-day. l-4th D.v of Intelc il:-rv 4th Moor. 1 Football M itch A.-C. S. v*. Si. X. i Town Hand. Esplanade. 0 p in. Matsuo's Japineso Cinematograph. Corner of Feuaug Koa. I and C.in»|****«!I Street i 1* p hi iu-iluKUiin. lotii Dai ut liitu'calaiy 4th Moon Town Hand. Esplanade,
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    MAILS DUE.
    14 5 Fuuiisii /ill Juue Cbiua (Occami) Ifih German (Room) 1-th China (Llueise.uuu) loth
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    23 5 P. O. SAILINGS. Vl.ii* ncvicc. Outward». 11 om k w a u ’*s. Uetln 7 June. OceanU June Demnlnt 'J t j Donyola
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    THE MOON.
    31 5 O boil M»“»U JltUU 1 1» Ml 7. A M. I.M»! I‘4f.ii 2.0-4 4 M. 11 \*..<- \l 22 nd 0.5*». a M Fust Quarter 2 tii It lOi*. I’M.
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      11 5 The French Confectionery. 17a, Nortliam Roid. to-night. Ice* e *u«i Vattilla,
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      93 5 Contracted Neuralgia During the War. I had a had cate of neuralgia which L contracted during the war. I triol several Kinds of medicine hut they did me no good until a friend of mine recommended Chainberlain's Paiu Balm which gave me immediate relief. I have had no trouble since
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      67 5 No Competition The uniform success of Chauilterhuu’s, Colic, Cholera au<l Diarrhoea Kennedy in j the relief and cure of bowel complaints both I in children and adults has brought it into almost universal use, go that it is practically without a rival, and. as everyone who has used it Unowe,
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      27 5 WANTED 4 VOUNii an«l energetic Europe in t• r openint; up Rubber Kst ite. Apply wi;h all particulars. AYr.BSCVRV OAKLAND. irOII, PERAK o S Vb •■'o/ lvk
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      387 5 UPTON’S WINES SPIRITS. Messrs. Ttk Thye Cathiravaloo, WHOLESALE AGENTS, .?T /tench Street. "ritcM S Co. Uet il fruu PtTunij: U\mini o mul < 'oiiipam 0, Read i St reel, and Heap Lee and Cum nan\ Reach St reel. AI.SO ON SALE At all Respectable Hotels. Specialities Lipton s Special Scotch
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    A Great Showman.
    865 6 Ca*b*ji of Mr. J. A. Bailki Ms. James Anthony Baiiey, of the worldrenowned Barnuiu and Bailey show, who died in New York of rysipelas the ethci day, was bain at Detroit in 18*7. Lift an orphan while st.il! a child, lie wuiked on a farm in the
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    EXCHANGE.
    124 6 Pisano, sth Junk. (Z?i/ coilrtesj oj the Chartered Haul) London Demand Bank 2/4] 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4-/a- 3 Credit 2/l£ 3 Documentary ...2/4|i Calcutta. (»111:1111) Battle Ls 174] 3 da vs sight Private 177 B »m im v Domain! Bank 174] Mouimeiu. Demand Bank 173 j 3 days’sight
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    PRODUCE.
    229 6 j Geid ieaf i C-i.tiO B. Pepper(W. C'oasj.:dil»s.-*>o/.) nut «t ?tocL White Pepper 30.—e.»/cx 1 Traitg Pepper 21' >W/e-s Cioves (picked) 42. —rater Mace 70 Mace Pickings Gb Nutmegs 110 s o-Ll tale* No. 5 40 i Sugar 2 n.i stock. Basket *2 G 5 rates i Tapioca Flour
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    SHARES.
    656 6 i Number of j S 1 2 Capital. Share* y a ue bust Dividend. Name. Quotations. H lS6Ut5<i. 19**0 S 175,000 11,000 10 1( V > Mining 1901 tJ.j0.0U0 00 000 10 It C°.J M'U'UU Co. Ltd. #12 M sellers. 15*03 400.000 350.000 1 1 ouseh Hydraubc la. M.mugCo.
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      16 6 TRY CLARETS VINI) You won’t drink ether brands any more. G.H SLOT Co., Penang xn.E IMPORTERS.
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      117 6 MACKAY’S LIQUEUR WHISKY. G testers 9 Champagne. THE CELEBRATED “S. B. Co.’ GIN James BUCHANAN Co.’s CELEBRATED RED SEAL IN RED CASES. Sandilanrfs Buttery Co. AND Andrew Usher Co.': SPECIAL RESERVE BLACK AND WHITE WHISKIES. O.V.G. Whisky SANDILANDS, BUTTERY Co. AGENTS, PENA NO <* PERAK. 0 > vnu k»c*j CD
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      288 6 I» s JOHN TYNDALL Co.’s CELEBRATED PEACOCK CEYLON TEAS. Certified by Dr Donald of l>ennng as follows Messrs. Tyndall Co'. Peacock Brand lea I have used and much appreciate Excellent in flavour and freedom from the vegetable astringents -which tend to produce digestive troubles. Arch. Donald, M M c S.,
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    Good Joss for Fright.
    514 7 A Draught or Gold and Silver Watbk. There is uu old saw to the effect that, marvels will never cease. If it were not that people in the East l>ecome hardened and mind-wearied they might tiud themselves in a mist of marvels. Hut even the miraculous
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    Man.
    510 7 A “Spinster” has giveu the world, bv medium of an English journal, advantage of learning her views about man (with a small m). She very kindly descrilea herself iu the tirst, place. She is a icvoller against the tame commonplace, a pursuer of mirage, she cherishes freedom, lov-»s constant
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      81 7 Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Tins remedy is everywhere ackm wledged be tbc most success u! medicine ii use or wel Complaints. It always cu es, aud res quickly. It cm be depend, d upon en in the most severe aud danger, us cases. Cur a gripiug, all kinds
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      1403 8 Lim Sun Ho, CHOP rtfc’NG MOK Co., It, 4, Beach Street, Penang. dentistry importers of al* kinds of European Cloth and General Commission Agents. bio W. MANSON, American Dentist, Late of Dr. Allen Co., Pha, U.S.A. Charges Moderate, Consultation Free. RESIDING AT Ad. 2la, Penang Road. A few doors from
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