Straits Echo, 1 July 1911

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  • Title Section
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    36 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY OL. 9. §24 p i Annum PENANG, S»ATUKDAX> Ist JULY, 1911. Single Copy, 10 cents No. 146.
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      1443 1 If you re<j uire~a”~Tonic *and thing to nourish you, Drink Ocg's :!;3kd Guinness s Stout, for this lain to see t -t you get it. TiANU LEK A (j 0- and look t?/ r/^ i f.V" .XI \\J Andrew Usher 8 Co.’s SPECIAL RESERVE. 3.V.G. Whisky. SANDILANDS, BUTTERY 8 Co..
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      35 1 I Order it in Nip Bottles. I 7 Dog’s Head Gui'rrtss’s’ Stout. fn* Tonic tli.it cbĕen and soothes and doesn’t harm. Observe this label, it is on every genuine Nip. TIANG LEK (Jo,, Sole _li
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    Festival of Empire.
    756 2 A Great Success. London, June 2nd. Enormous crowds have been visiting the Festival of Empire, Imperial Exhibition and Pageant of Loudon during the past week, the fine weather that has been prevailing drew Londoners and Coronation visitors to the Crvstal Palace in thousands. The various Dominion Government
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    Malarial Microbes Swarmed la His Blood
    454 2 And For Over Three Years Mr. Campbell of Colombo Vainly Sought a Cure. He Tells How He Ultimately Found It In Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. I Scientists have calculated that more thau 250,000,0 0 of the parasites which cause Ma'aria must be present iu
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 1911.
    759 2 Tuesday 4ih Thursday 6th ond Saturday 8th Ju1y t 1911. FIRST DAY. r Tuesday, 4th July, 1911. I. The Beginners. Value §400. Distance R. C. A race for all horses that were Maidens on May 1st 1911. Weight 9»t. Ex-griffins allowed 71bs. Winners of
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      62 2 JiiUUU>llll>mil>limnmtH>ul»liiliiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiimmiamarnummiiumH.iinim imm, i lli .i..,imuiiiia THIS IS IT i WATERBURY’S METABOLIZED Cod Liver Oil Compound TASTELESS ODORLESS C«4 I 22 The latest scientific preparation of COD Ll\ 1-K OIL. Does all that is claimed for it and supersedes the old fashioned emulsions which upset the stomach. Highly recommended by
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      224 2 AGENCIES WANTED. IONDON firm with central City Warehouses are upon to accept agencies for 'lie sale of any description of Merchandise (Raw or Manufactured). Suitable for the English and Shipping trade*. Correspondence invited. UNION TRADING COMPANY. 1, Fintbnry An»» e, London. E.C. cabi.es, utracomp, 15-6-11 403. Federated Malay States Railways.
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      550 2 nnnn 3 nnn nnn nnnnnnn n nnn: GOON YEN FRIENDS. n n n n n n JUST U N PAC KE D a large shipment of Hams, Bacon, Provisions, Confectionery Biscuits, Wines, Wines, Liquors, Spirits, Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes and etc., etc., etc., etc., and a'so a fine assortment of good
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      263 2 ENTRIES close to the Secretary at Kuala June, 1911 except for Races 7 and 8 Third l>.<v, whi A Fee of *20 each is payable by Griffins to coj are entered for. NOTE.—A penalty of "lbs. is incurred by th to the publication of the weights, and of 121bs. hv
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    26 3 1 Vessels From Aye i a j Dae Arcadia Frinz Eitel Friedrich Luetzoir Singapore A.G.AOo. Singapore B.M.A'Jo. Colombo B.M.AOo. 1st July. Oth 99 6th
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    SAILINGS.
    24 3 Vessel* For i Age* t Leaves Area lia Priuz Kit el Colombo A.G.ACo. J ul V. Friedrich Colombo B.M.AOo. Luetzotc fc. ingapore B.M.&^o.
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      278 3 S.N.C Expected Arrivals »iid U**p-*rlin-F. Mail Service Outward. tforaewr-l FARES BY MAIL STEAMERS. Ist class 2ndclass To London by Sea £t>6 £44 To Marseilles or Gibraltar £Ol-12 <£4l-16 EXTRA STEAMERS, Intermediate Service. WITH excellent locommodation for a limited number of passengers. Outward More 2 July. Homeward Dees ret carry passengers.
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      298 3 is H I R P NG.y BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. HUTTENBACH, LIEBERT 81 Co., Penang, Agents, KONINKLIJKE PAKETYAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. For freight, passage or particulars apply to HUTTENBACH, LIEBERT Co. Telephone No. 5*21. Telegrams: Ucttlieb.’’ Penang, Agents. INTENDED SAILINGS. Strait; Stern Ship Company, linked. For particulars as to freight,
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      993 3 HHIBD ILOZD, BMEi N. Y. K. IMPERIL I, GERMAN MAIL LINE. THE last and well-kaown mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Algiers, Genoa, Naples In°i im T tlo Marseilles, Naples, Alexandra and vice versa), Port Said, Suez, Aden, andback Penang S
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    The Straits Echo
    103 4 Justice satisfies every body, and justice alone.— Kmerttm. Established Jane Ist, IfW. Published daily (except Sundays.) at the CRITERION PRESS, Ltd, No. 226 232, Beach Stree', Penang. PRICE: DAILY LOCAL $24 pei anurn OUTST ATI ON Postage Ext**. MAIL EDITION (Post Free) $l5 ABIE ADDRESS: L —Penang.”
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    MRS. PROUDLOCK.
    947 4 The mystery is not solved, but intensified, by tbe following explanation published in Wednesday’s Times of Malaya, and written by that journal’s correspondent in Klumpur. And now to give you the reasons for the withdrawal of the app'a 1 You will no doubt have notice 1 thit tbe
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    “A COUNTRY MOUSE”
    415 4 When one is dragged to an entertainment expecting to be bored, it is delightful to find a play like last night’s and a company of players so good as the Teluk Anson people. There ha 4 been no trumpeting; j indeed, Mr. C. E. Cockram favoured Penang
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    Tin and Rice Quotations.
    86 4 Tin (unrefined) is quoted here to-dav at 895.05 buyers, no sellers at Singapore (refined) at $95.50 buyers, no sellers, and in London at <£l9s 10s. cash and £*l9o three months’ sight. Rangoon rice is quoted to-day at 8158 per coyan. Ugly Postage Stamps. —ln the House
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    "A Chinese Appeal to Christendom. ”
    962 4 "A Chinese Appeal to Christendom. Liu Shao-yang has beeu studying the missionary Question in China. It is a big question, and a painful, to which the present writer, after a decade on the spot, had still failed to find a satisfactory answer. But this book of Lin Shao-yang's, issued for
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    The Tin Duty.
    303 4 The Times °f Malay* publishes a twocolumn article on the Tin Duty giving the other side of the question. We take the following l,Olll 1 It is immaterial betfa e r the tin duty is excessive or not, but of the industry be advertising th T r
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    Weather Report for the 29th June.
    31 4 Province Wellesley Highest corre ted reading of Barometer 29.841 Maximum temperature in shade 90° F Minimum ditto 73°F Rainfall nil Prevailing direction of Wiud S.
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    Circus To-night.
    441 4 The tent is up, and everything in order for the opening to-night of the HarmstonLox’e Circus. Mr. Alton guarantees a good s:rong programme. Kano Yu-\\ ei, the Chinese reformer, is at present iu Kobe together with his wife. Reminder Entries for the P. C. C. Lawn Tenuis Tournament
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      442 4 'Visiting-" Stay at the Grand Hotel, 99 JPOHHomelike HotelTel Ba. rams: CEEET, Ipoh. for Transient or Residential Guests, affording every known comfort and convenience, and appealing to those seeking the Best Accommodations at Reasonable Rates, P. Z. CREET, Sole Proprietor. JC D«C THE CRAG HOTEL. SANATORIUM. PENANG HILLS. AS GOOD
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      31 4 The curative action of binrOMan is attributed to its being antiseptic and anaesthetic, Manufacture-1 by J. D. Riedal Ltd., Berlin, and sold in form of capsules. 10 in a lot lie.
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      39 4 How to Cure Muscular Rheumatism. It 18 woiv* than useless to take auv medicines intently for muscular or chronic rheumatism All that is needed is a free application of Chamberlain’s Pain Palm lor sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers
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      39 4 Prof. Schmidt prefers tionnsail (Santal, Kawa Riedel’s) to anv other preparation of Santalwood oil. Although he used the '■«rug in more than 20 cases, he has never observed any signs of nausea, flatulency, nephritic pains, pruritus nor kin eruptions.
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      The Proudlock Appeal.
      54 5 Death Sentence Off’ By courtesy of the Colonial Cbapl* in we are enabled to publish the following '«>«- «rmui which he received from Mr Charter, father of Mrs. Proudlock, late M n« l,t Death Sentence Okk b, PL Imprisonment till Council Sit*. V OPAKTBB. Our Singapore correspondent
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      The King's Gift.
      36 5 To the Strait» Govern Singapore, Ist July. Hi» jfsjestv Kin S George is presenting the Governing with a portrait of Their Majesties tlx- Kim,' and Queen in commemoration of the Coronation. firko Special.
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      Small Pox in Singapore.
      29 5 Chetties Quarantined. Singapore, Ist July.— Thirty-two Chattics have l»eeu sent to quarantine owing to sinall*pox breaking out in ;i bouse in Market Street. Krhv Special.
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      Colonial and Indian Coronation Troops.
      31 5 Paraded By the King. The King paraded the Colonial and Indian troops at the ground i of Buckingham Palace and presented them wijth Coronation Medals. Reuter.
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      Bombs and Clericals.
      77 5 The Censorship Exercised. •A telegram from Madrid states that on Thursday, while a procession of 5‘,000 Eriests and laymen was proofing to the loyal Palace in connection with the Eucharistic Congress, a houib exp'oded. There was a wild panic and some sixty people were injured mostly in
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      British Trade.
      56 5 The Quarter's Returns. The revenue collected during the past quarter was £38,808,673, shoving a decrease of £18,574,504 as compared with a corresponding period last year. This y/vm mainly Jub to th© inflation of the revenue in the corresponding quirter of 1910 by the collection of belated taxes. The
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      Aviation.
      42 5 Trans-Channel Flight Postponed. The Trans-Chaune! (lights in the Europeau Circuit Race has l>ceu postponed to Monday, the aviators rostiu; at Calais. Another Death. The French Lioutenaut Trochou, in his tirst essav at aviation at Chalon-Sur- Marne, fell and was killed. Reuter,
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      Short Way With Trusts.
      59 5 Indictments Against Nine Combines. A telegram from New York states that the Federal Grafid Jury have return-d indictments against nine combines, comp osing eighty-three persons who are alleged to constitute a so called ire i rust A lining the eighty three art* Mr. P Mor-son-in-law,' Mesrs.
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      Nationalists and the Coronation.
      104 5 Did not Attend. In the published report of the proceedings at the meeting of the Nationalists to discuss the attendance at the Coronation, Mr. John Redmond urged that it would be of untold benefit to the Home Rule cause in England if the parly officially participated.
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      Seamen’s Strike.
      62 5 Hull Conference Abortive. The Conference at Hull arrauged by the Board of Trade has proved abortive, the Strikers rejecting the terms. Rioting. There was rioting in the evening. The Police with truncheons charged 2,000 stone throwers and dispersed them after a number of Policemen were injured. Police Reinforced
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      Albanian Revolt.
      23 5 Terms of Surrender Inadmissible. A telegram from Constantinople declares that the terms of surrender proposed by the Albanians are inadmissible. Rente
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      The Yemen Revolt.
      31 5 Turkish Advance Guard Surprised. A telegram from Hodeidah states that the rebels at Yemen surprised the Turkish advance guard early iu the month and killed over 2,000. Reuter.
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      Pelagic Sealing.
      123 5 Agreement Confirmed. A telegram from Washington states that the Government confirms the agreement iu regard to Pelagic Sealing. Reuter [On the 28th June Reuter wired A Time» message from NV ashington says that, as a resu’t of the Conference held there, Great, Rritain, Russia, the United States and
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    To-morrow’s Church Services.
    188 5 ST. GEORGES CHURCH. 7-30 a m.—Holy Communion < Plain). H a. m.—Matins (No organ) 9 a.tn. Holv Communion (Tamil). 10 a.m.—Matins (Chinese). 5 p m.—Sunday School. 0 n m. —Evensong aud Sermon. ST. MARK'S CHURCH BUTTERWORTH. 9 a.m.—Matius Sermon an l Holy Communion. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Divine service
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    The Governorship.
    500 5 S. T\ P. Forecast. Sir Arthur Young, our former Colouia) Secretary, and now Chief Secretary for tin Federated Malay States, would be a cboict that it may be confidently affirmed, would be welcomed warmly throughout the Colony and the F. M. S. But whether that popular and able
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    F. M. S. Tin Exports.
    250 5 Final Figures for Fim Mosthk. 4 Following are the final figures of the export of block tin and tin ore from Perak, S lancor, Negri Sembilan and Pahang respectively during the months of Jauuary to May, 1911, as compared with the correspou ling period of
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    THE MANIFEST.
    129 5 Trtu 8.8. Hamisgo, which is due here from Calcutta on the 7th inst., has a cargo of 5,000 tans of Indian coal cons .nei to the Eastern Shipping Comp my. H M S. Waterwitch is engaged surveying the E isteru approaches of the Singapore S riiia in the
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    FIXTURES.
    89 5 To- OAT. 6th Day of 6th Moon. P. C. C. Tennis Tournament Entries Close. Band, Golf Club. Harmston's Circus. Wayang Kassirn, Campbell Street, Tek Soon Theatre, Aladdin.” George Town Cinematograph, Kuala Kangsar Road, 9 p.m. Straits Cinematograph, Penang Road. Japanese Bioscope, Penang Road. To-moprow. 7th Day of 6th Moon.
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      50 5 Digestion ini Assimilation. It is not tin* <|Uiutitv of food takeu but the amount digested and assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the svsteiu. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver aud enable them to perform their functions naturally, for se** by all Dispensaries and Dealers.
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      351 5 Seang Line of Steamers. For Singapore, Hongkong, Amoy 9 Swatow, c The s. s. Qlenogle, 3,750 tons, Captain Greaves, is expected to arrive here from Rangoon, on Monday, the 3rd inst., and will 1 leave for the above ports, on Tuesday, the i 4th inst., at 2 p in. For
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      748 5 Jinrikishas Jinrikishas 1 We hare jast received a new consignment of the very Latest Designs of Private Jiurikishas handsomely painted with fine colours to suit all tastes. We are specialists in this line of trade and in a position to give best value and quality in the market. Carbide Lamps,
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  • SHIPPING.
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      ARRIVALS.
      87 6 Molucca, Br. s.s., 405, Stach, 30th June, Tongkah, 29th June, Gen. —A. G. A Co., Ltd. Thalang, Siam s.r, 150, Campbell, 3Cth June, Trang, 29th June, Gen. —Siam Consul Calypso, Br. s.s., 339, Banuatyne, Ist July, Singapore, 29th June, Gen. —W. M. A Co. Kedah, Br. s.s., 94, Wright,
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      DEPARTURES.
      92 6 1st Jclt. Ban Whait Soon for Langkat. Cornelia for Deli. Avagyee, for Pangkalan Brandan. Jin Ho, for Asahan. Tong Chay Un, for Trang. Kian Ann, for Trang. Malaya, for Deli. CaJypeo, for Deli. Omapere, for Tongkah, Kopoh, Renong, Victoria Point, Mergui and Tavoy. Hole Canton, for Teluk Anson. Lama,
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      MAILS CLOSE
      305 6 Fob Alor Star (Kedah) —Per T*ny Chnan, 3rd instant, 9 a.m. Calcutta—Per Lightning, 3rd proximo, 11 a.m. Dindings and Teluk Anson —Per Canton, 3rd instant, 2 p.m. Singapore, China Japan—Per Qlenochy, 3rd instant, 3 p.m. Singapore, China A Japan—Per Nippon, 4th instant, 2 p.m. Ceylon, Australasia, India, Aden,
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    Tide Table for Penang.
    68 6 July, 1911. Date. HW L W H W LW A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. Ist 3.21, 9.33, 3.46, 9.58 2nd 4.11, 10.23, 4 35, 10.47 3rd 5.00, 11.13, 5.26, 11.30 4th 5.52, Nil 6.18, 12.31 sth 6.45, 1.00, 7.14, 1.29 6th 7.48, 2.02, 8.19, 2.35 7th 8.50,
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    EXCHANGE.
    123 6 Pbnang, IST July. By courtesy of the Chartered Bank. London, Demand Bank 2/4 1 jT 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4 3 Credit 2/4f 3 Documentary.. 2/4, 7 Calcutta, Demand Bank Rh. 174 J 3 days’ sigl t Private 175} Bombay, Demand Fant 174® Moulmein, Demand Bank 173] 3 days’sight
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    PRODUCE.
    215 6 Gold Leaf $64.60 Black Pepper no stock White Pepper 2 —buyers Trang Pepper 20. —sales Cloves 42. nominal Mace 108 —nominal Pickings 103 —sales Nutmegs 110 s. 22. —sellers f No. 1 5.80 sales Sugar < 2 5.60 sales (.Basket 5.10 nom. Copra (mixed) 9.55 buyers Tahbun 190.— selier*
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    SHARES.
    2036 6 I 4> I 1 c SL °.2 Number of i su v i 7 O? i Capital. Shares > > Dividends. Name- 3 1 issued. ‘S s i j a I gy i i t j i j j I 1 *****1907 1908 1909 *****1911 RUBBER—DOLLAR SHARES. p.c. pc.
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      44 6 Man wants but little here below, If he gets the best of goods, For coughs and colds perhaps you know ’Tis best to swallow WOODS’. For Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure’s a treat For asthma and for chills, You’ll find it very hard to beat,
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      44 6 Bat Treatment for Whooping Cough. Whooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose and expectoration easy by giving Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It has been use! in miuy epidemics of this disease with perfect success. Fo/ sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.
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      79 6 A Remedy for Croup That is Absolutely Safe. Croup is the most prevalent during the dry cold weather of the early winter months. Parents of young children should be prepared for it. All that is needed is a bottle < f Chamberlain’s Cough Kemedy. Many mothers are never without it
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      39 6 IVUJ 1 A.VV, X X td\J) W.U*' Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure for all internal complaints, dysentry, coughs, colds, ■etc RIGAUD’S OF JAPAN TOILET WATER Beivare of imitations. ■^r ißiq RIGAUD C 9 PERFUMERS 8. rue Vivienne. 8 Pa s-France
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      38 6 FURNISHED MON SEJOUR,” on Brothers’ Hill either by days or by weeks. Very suitable for health resort. Elevation 2,200 feet. Apply to CHOW KIT, Kuala Lumpur. or to THEAN CHEE A Co., 20-7-09 535 87, Bishop Street, Penamj
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