Straits Times Weekly Issue, 31 October 1887
1887-10-31
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Straits Times Weekly Issue
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Title Section28 1887-10-31 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. New Series Published for Transmission by Every Homeward Mail Steamer. [Prick 40 Cents AOL XLIII. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER J5l, 13»7. xo. 1 1228 words
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Article106 1887-10-31 1 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. BIRTHS. I instant, ni the Fort, Ualle, the wiiV of Harvi. >icott, Ceylon Public Works Department, >f h .sou. On the 22nd September, at Sion Terrace, Portsmouth, t he wife of Lieut. John F. Mills, b.n., formerly of H.M.S. Pegaaug, of a g <>\ tho *J7th instant-, .-it106 words
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237 1887-10-31 1 STRAITS TIMES MONDAY, 31st OCTO., 1887. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. P Singapore ;51st October, 1887. Produce. Gambler V&b. do. Cube No. 1 10.12-i. do. do. No. 2 y.55. Copra, BaHf 407A. do. Pontiaiiak 3.70. Sepper, Black 22.30. &*o Flour, Sv 2.07^. PearJ Sago 2 .30. Uotfee, Balmi n 29.00. Tapioca, small237 words
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Article922 1887-10-31 1 The last homeward mail was despatched oo the 25th instant, pei .M. M. steamer Sagkatien and the present mail ii taken on per P. A. o. steamer Hydatpes. The London mails of the 30th September and -m. I October, were delivered per I. A 0. steamer922 words
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Article390 1887-10-31 1 For Straits Times. Th« Unemployed. London, 24th Oct. Over two thousand of the mob marched yesterday to West- I minster Abbey and attended Divine BerI vice. The troops w.mv lieM m readio but the crowd behaved m an orderly inauner, returned to Trafalgar Square ami quietly dispersed. London,390 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement403 1887-10-31 1 I [TOP BHE SHOWED BITTERS -1 1 \s<,F DEATH. 1T ()1> Btorkg-road, 8.E., BITTERS JLX June 2, 1887. I I Op "TotheHopl mpft BITTERS w"7" r k r» n I I U±^ I hav<. much pleasure m BITTERS. -J J 1 istifyißj to toe exceedingI I OL ly great value403 words
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Article4569 1887-10-31 2 An Euglish engineer has arrived at Manila to superintend the works of the Manila-Dag u pan Railway. Thr celebration m Hongkong of the Jubilee of Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen is fixed for the 9th aud 10th pro- ximo. The Bangkok Times states that. Puring aJiji Shimpo - 4,569 words
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332 1887-10-31 3 The following short biography of this gentleman, whose <.Wth is announced by Renter to-day, is tiken from Men of the Time The Ri#ht Hon. Alexander Jamea Beresford Beresford Hope. M.P. LL.D., yoaaMtftaon of the late Thomas Hope, Esq.." of Deepdene, Surrey (author of Anasta^ius,")332 words
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Article1162 1887-10-31 3 A correspondent «>t tbe Melbourne writes Tlic Rev. James Coalmen is emphatic m declaring thai New Guinea is not place Unthe white man, although m his own person be affords an example to the contrary. It it satisfactory to find, however, that 'm his work, Pioneering m New1,162 words
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Article964 1887-10-31 3 Th Hounds m.' ing be 26th insi at I li »ad liv. Phe line led up through N 1 1 \.i— iLo i t b« -ii (i n 1 ii< i bridle j>.it hto theri into Dalvev i i«-U and up through Pern Hill i tonaldq*B jumps,964 words
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Article421 1887-10-31 4 Penang New s. Venaiuj Gaz< tie, Jlst October. I Mi. James Young Kenn-dy, proprietor of this journal, left for Europe by the P. Mail steamer, the Bokhara, on Wednesday List. Mr. Kajinedy will pro babl) be absent for about six i&onths. A Chinaman, charged with attempting to pass a <ue421 words
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Article437 1887-10-31 4 Ihe various prosecutions 10 toe spring" for the sale of Adulterated Pepper have had a very satisfactory effect upon the London deliveries, which for the tirst thirty-five weeks of this year were 5,4-42 tons, against 5,013 tons m 188b'. These figures are for Black and White Peppers together,Produce Market Reviews - 437 words
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678 1887-10-31 4 The following is the report of the al><>\.' Company for presentation to the Seventh Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholder!) to be held ;ii i i i Offices pf the Company, Hankow Road, Shanghai, on Monday, the Seventeenth day of October LBB7, at 2.30 j>.678 words
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Article464 1887-10-31 4 The fallowing are Additional particulars relating to the Bamoan affair: On 23rd Au^. the German Consul w r Kin# Malietoa l>y command of the Government ol Germany, stating That the attack by the S:nno;nis on German people on t > Anniversary of tlu) JCiinpcror s ttuthfiaj nan imii.vil OffenceBrisbane Courier - 464 words
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Article333 1887-10-31 4 Ths following telegrami appear m th<Rangoon ZVmet. Mcmdalay, 9thOttob*r. For the pnrpo organising a proper system for the suppression of dacoity m the districts contiguous to Alandalay, a party consisting of the Deputy Commissioners of ItftftdftUy and Bhewbo, the commandant of the river police Mr. Fowle, and Lieutenant333 words
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Article618 1887-10-31 4 *By 11 Ncn-.r r. Thsri ts a large congregation m the Methodist E isoopal Church last Sunday afternoon to listen to an address from Dr. Wilson, who ifl passing through Sin^aj.ore from the interior «»t China, after a sojoura thereof five years. This Medical Missionary of the618 words
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Article665 1887-10-31 5 In Annam, the rebels enjoy n T o oe them out, native auxiliaries have pbeen employed with satisfactory results, have been surprised m their renchments m the province of Quang m. They have been thoroughly defeatAll the prisoners taken have been H to death including the rebel chieftain,665 words
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Article585 1887-10-31 5 (of Proceeding* of the MuniPmmissioners <>n Wednesday, the tober, LBB7. Commissioners Present, Hon'ble J. P. Joaquiin, m.l.c, Preside tit. onel S. Dunlop, c.m.g., i.g.p. ig Saik, Esq. fe c Minutes <Kf the last meeting are I confirmed. t Kead letter from the Hon'ble the Colomal Secretary dated 1585 words
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Article821 1887-10-31 5 i From Ceylon and India,/ exchanges) Paris, 11th Ockb< r. The scandal which has been gathering bead m Paris basal last culminated m the arrest of General Cafiarel for selling decorations; m addition to the General other arrests haw been made, indicating a state of great corruption m821 words
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Article703 1887-10-31 5 The Finances. (S. T. October 94.) The financial statement laid before Council, show* that the fiscal prosperity of the Colony has undergone do check. The estimated revenue for 1888—13,808,890 iceeds ili;it for the present year by $138,890. The forecast of expenditure nexi year, stood at $3,719,698, an excess of703 words
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Article982 1887-10-31 5 (N. 7 It is of course inevitable that «)jirtu nitie i for recreate d -\a uld I atafla ble m the tropics than m the i tanperate climates whence all thai com< i uuder that head has been trans] [anted I East. Crickei and tennis ar«-982 words
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Article743 1887-10-31 6 S. T. Octob< r 96. In tlif tune of our first Colonial <rorernor, the independence of the local judiciary came to l>c i promineni topic of t\ir day. The unofficial members of Council made Btrenuous effort? to render our Judges' tenure of office less dependent on tii.'743 words
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Article668 1887-10-31 6 <N. F. October 27.) Thi report on the Negri Sembilan published m our issue of Saturday arouses sanguine hopes ol the resources, known to abound m those long neglected States, being at length turned to account m the right way. irhea once the Malays b icoine668 words
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Article772 1887-10-31 6 s o <>ccav!.,|]s ad\... -a ted the erection of a bdfl ing for theatrical purposes thai I alnio- m,, to i -a in I^^| soon to the Bubject. M which i- nobody's bus j'.irticM carried out m Si dJ >d(deal of di« 1 i hi ill.- |<772 words
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Article511 1887-10-31 7 Singapore >a1 ing k >ry military aough iv one res- rerigth of the British ipl ion. Hut for all h debate has noi m any way, >1 the qu< out. The subject substitution for compulsory serA version t<» foi will only i m a s]i leaven, when accompanied511 words
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Article4096 1887-10-31 7 Ti EBDAT, 25th. October, 1 337 Marine Court of [nqniry appointed by Hi> Excellency the Governor .<• be held into the collision between the steamers Rub and Hongkong m Durian Straits m which the lal was sunk, comment sat 10. 4* m i!i«- Senior Magistrate's Court.4,096 words
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Article730 1887-10-31 8 (Translated (<>r the BtraiU Titru Thk Java li<>,h- of tbe 1 lth < October, dwells at Length ou the unsatisfactory turn of affairs m A.cheen now so unexpectedly manifesting itself. <t> v i t recently, several newspaper correspondents there had been indulging m seemingly well founded hopet730 words
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Article802 1887-10-31 8 (Tramilatedfor the Straits Time*,) The troubles frith the Rayahs have -_rone from l>i.i«l to worse. Hostilities ami bloodshed t'» the detrimeni of the planting int rest, form the staple <>f u«l vi«*s m the last Dumben of the I >» -1 1 Courani. The particular! Lrivni by thai802 words
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Article1170 1887-10-31 8 TiiK rainy weather s.- ,i last have gone to the bourne fronj which th. I no fear it will ever return this The physical consequent b m I>an<_rk«»k an- dej.l,.ral.l«\ nutrifl responsibilities are fearful t.» 'out.uij.late^B Bad temper, bad behaviour, bad lau^uaj and general going to the bad1,170 words
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Article2001 1887-10-31 9 f From n correspondent.) Mil 22nd Oct. The case of Chulian, Baboo ;ui<l Bachee for criminal tresIpass aud voluntary causing bcjri was finally disposal of yesterday. Mr. Everard appei >yd for the prosecution and Mr. G. ughau defended the prisoners. His Worship found both the prisoners not guilty2,001 words
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Article1136 1887-10-31 9 Vrantiaiedfor t The Gotm reio of the LOth 0 announces that active preparation ivu r on at Manila for an expedition t<> the Caroline islatndi to put down the rebellion there. Ponapc and the Eastern Carolines will be the primary objective point. Th»* foroet will, tirst of all.1,136 words
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Article710 1887-10-31 10 liin.i -<|ii;i- left Bg on f i eh tor I intimated m laout ml:. That th>< I i ir labo be .1 'hiug the I thoy may me i to hay.;:mi;- the ud th.-it is thai the >n wii: has cill: tideui pointed Ml ;ac710 words
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Article451 1887-10-31 10 Th aame joyed ,iiii\ i SI on Wedj I lay even capital ffect of 1 i Viva Tin- novelty of the < at r; kini&ent added of rou: to the pleasure given, ;v m a p] where Dux rounds of gaieties are more Dinner than varied.451 words
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Article729 1887-10-31 10 Messrs. Powell <v Coj., m tbeir circular of 22nd instant, slut.-. Daring the greater part <v' tln> \ear already past the transactions m land have been rery tricted, but September has shown con>;. improvement m the mark.-;. Large re--.ih s of land i)n the Teluk Aver729 words
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371 1887-10-31 10 The "Bentan" and "Fair Penang" Collision Case. reheu lie I l not rail [>ro] on them l>\ the Shi| Anit'iidni.m A« i 1- On a Simd I ful am .J;iv;t. LDg U til ■•il b ;ui<l the woundiui v others lets seriouslj lUI the I. 'I!-'.', in-- firciini lay falling371 words
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19 1887-10-31 11 I m Ord Publii i Brandt, bon'ble J with m be taken I ixiino, I19 words
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Article458 1887-10-31 11 The J" rnal < which the r i J Oomn quiii Railways appointed <>?! the LBth of March itted to the Minister for 1 'he Commission lias ascertained ng access to Tonquin m the Delta, and sheltered from the mud rivers, lie m the maritime tract beti458 words
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Article593 1887-10-31 11 at daybreak \v< I, .-»inl a thick m m the m ing tl d of avai We <• d, and <-\ <■;■< point upon I was Mohican, w The it Henu Tile a 15; QQOn, breez tions, while line. ad 20 I, I and the t593 words
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Article336 1887-10-31 11 Con 111' St, i'-n>. and i of t with I il>le for m lier dale. Shi; againsi Lipping 1: to 20 en ins to be replac The Year's. T crop for bed yel ;uv brought down by severe eoinp the buying and selling markets, I i <>t' the336 words
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Article499 1887-10-31 11 n 1 Jones i-»! Robinson quite heard you wor< Jotiph No. ,l to her. hat that v Rohiusou .mi] mo now. yon am ,-i ie but that is >11 le R lier mouav is really only prospective, you know. Her might lose it all m an unwise speculation, befon499 words
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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Letter162 1887-10-31 12 Dear Sib, -Yesterday afternoon. I with a few lady friends wenl for a drive out on Thompson Road to the Impounding \l<■ervoir. Ou arrival we walked along the embankment till we reached the ov< rflow, There we were shocked to find a crowd of Klinga bathing as Klinga162 words
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Letter239 1887-10-31 12 Sib. It appears that then, has considerable inconvenience of late experienced from time to time by land owners by some incompetent surveyors, because when lurveyor is engaged by a person to survey his land, he is apt to say that such and such part belongs to his employer239 words
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405 1887-10-31 12 Sir, Having just returned from Bangkok, finding you are giving prominence to sundry letters m your paper concerning H. B. M. Consul there, I cannot withhold my evidence as a visitor there, without introduction to the consulate, unofficial, and merely seeking information as to trade405 words
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Letter1259 1887-10-31 12 Sir,— Now that Sir Frederick WeH has fairly sailed into blue water, and that the approaching retirement of the Hon'ble .1. V. Dickson is announced, it is Burely a tit and seasonable time to meditate upon the altered aspect of our political borison. I am well1,259 words
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Letter345 1887-10-31 12 Dear Sir,— l have just read the woiiderful effusion from your correspondent Aladdin," and should feel very much obliged if you could explain what he means or what he is really aiming at. consider his production generally is not only senseless and stupid, but, to say345 words
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Letter115 1887-10-31 12 Aladdin's" Letter. s ik. I not -1 with a little lurpi a letter published by some ruffled <>ld turkey cock under the signature of Avam Bland*." Wli.it is the good of calling people butchers M and things Aladdin certainly ought to sal mi-mi, Imt that ii not the way to115 words
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477 1887-10-31 12 I>k.\i: But, I have jui mail, and on look r the papers of jM tli<' K»tli, I am i.ith. ushed at the reply of "Owner." He tells the public ki» ship oa arrival had 15 freeboard, that her draught mi 11 forward an. l 12' 9' aft,477 words
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Page 13 Advertisements
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Advertisement503 1887-10-31 13 I ""IV"TfVF¥r'"ir m» a -L i by tho Mail to-daj. GOLD JEWELLERY COMPRISING Lace Tie Brooches, Diamond Brooches, Pearl spray Brooches, Bracelets plam engraj ved ami diamond, a few select articles, Diamond rings, scarf pins, Ac. SILVER JEWELLERY. Brooches, Earrings. Bracelets, new enamelled gOOtlB. Ladies' and Gents' Alberts chains. Spectacles503 words
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Page 13 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous805 1887-10-31 13 ARRIVALS t- Flag 21 Devonshire Brit. .-tr. IM.'} Purri* r (Slavery M.Mstr! 833 K n J fc? S? p^rsc.n, Simons A Co. 21 Bornmla [tall, str! 1409 Du-bin, v f? Me-aaweries Maritimca 21 Bartholomru Dins Port cor. 1443 ,le'(W C- 1,,-- Ir "V""-' <Xt ACo. 21 Brandon Fch Ib f>l>o805 words
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Miscellaneous356 1887-10-31 13 SHIPPING IN THE HAR BO U R. Vessel 8 Nam, Captain. an,, j Xkhived.' From. Consignees. D'atici... MKN-oF-WAK Battfer i^" VSt H.xM. >t, 5.,,t l2Jokow Senior Naval Hlh.t Station &ii 11, 'r" 111 Mstr r>7 (>(t 1J Coooilaland. Senior Naral Oflot Stat on STF-VAIFRS l COL f W p22«« Colonial356 words
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Page 14 Advertisements
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Advertisement322 1887-10-31 14 DR. T. COLL IS CIILOEODYNE The Original and only Genuine Advice to Invalids. It' you wish to obtain quiet, refreshing sleep, free from headache. relief from pain and anguish, to calm and assuage the weary achings of protracted disease. civigorate the norvous media, and regulate the dating systems of the322 words
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Advertisement557 1887-10-31 14 I G^UT IO SIT ol J to Consumers 1° ORIZA PERFUMERY J PARIS 207, Rue Saint-Honor6, 207 PARIS otces its success ami vogue among the public t 1° To tbe very particular care with which t 2° To Ist unalterable quality and delightful it is manufactured. I fragrance. BTXT ORIZA557 words
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Advertisement323 1887-10-31 15 AUCTIONEERS, KIKMTURE. ic, Por Sale. l» lee "nests Jewel Safes B«^- ro< Jmymaam* Screens gook C«. M '> Lnrape v^ook St*««N LinnJenn •d Tables Mai-.le Slabs M--.I SatVs Wftamber Cupboanls < )\Y\ ..> Desks Hpiaets )t; ,i r8 ■l^fe of Drawers uki}i> Klotiies Stand- i; Stools E Couches Ru K"^323 words
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Advertisement526 1887-10-31 15 WALTER MACFARLANE CO. FIRST CLASS AWARD- INTERNATIONAL SANITARY EXHIBITION I TWO GOLD MEDALS, CALCUTTA EXHIBITION. Architectural, Sanitary, (reneral and Engineering Art Ironfoundera Home, Foreign, and Colonial CONTRACTORS BY APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY'S WAR DEPARTMENT. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, PRICE-LIST, AND ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. Calvert's No. 5 Fluid JUibhed Bottles* 1/ and 1/U526 words
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Advertisement412 1887-10-31 15 Calvert's In 13id Larger Pots Carbolic j W.C.FiTz.iKKAi.n. Chem- AAn; n i n j ist, Wellington, New Zea- UlDtmeill i land, writes: "1 would not be without it on any account. It cures burns, scalds, and cute with far less trouble than anything I hare ever nsed." j It is412 words
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Page 16 Advertisements
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Advertisement437 1887-10-31 16 YARROW'S. CALL STEAMERS AND STEAM LAUNCH] SCRE'.V STEAMEBS WITH SPEEDS BANGING IP TO 2t) MILKS AX HOIK Paddle Steamkrs with draft raxgiho down to <l inches of wa i STERN WHEEL STEAMERS WITH VERY SHALLOW DRAFT ESPECIALLY SUITABLE FoX (UVEi; NAVIGATION. MACHINERY CONSTBUv'TED FOB BOATS BUILT ABROAD. YARROW CO.. POPLAK.437 words
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Advertisement274 1887-10-31 16 Tln k Pills and Ointment are Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford St. (late 533, Oxford London. And an- sold by ail IS xlieine fchroughoul the Uirilized Worl with directions for us»» m almost erery lan guj rs should look to the Laoel th" i and 1 the address It274 words
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Advertisement582 1887-10-31 16 SCHWEITZER'S COCOATIXA ARAXTEED PURE OA OF THE i T SUGAR OR ADMIXTUB The Faculty pronounce it th>> ••most nutrition:*, perfectly diarist ill Luncheon, or Supper ;ind invaluable for inv;il"i.l> ,-n .1 Yoi i c|,ij, Being absolutely "«H Cocoa," with the excess of fat cxtmctrd. of prepratkmg thickeiied y»»t vreftkened witli582 words
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