Hungarian Legation in Japan, 5 left Tientsin on Tue Great Rewepres for Consumption, the 20th at5 p.m., leaving in Port the Leeyuen.
Wasting, and Indigestion, are Savory & Moore's ig on the Bar, and the Yonai Pancreatic Emulsion and Pancreatine. Meat Taku, Arrived at Chefoo on the 30th at dical men who have made it a special study 4pm. The strs. Shantung and Millet were testify that life is prolonged in a remark-in Port. Left on the Ist inst. at 2 p.m. able manner, appetite, strength and weight Met the Chihli on coming out. Passed the increased, digestion greatly promoted, nourish-Promontory same day at 6 p.m. Arrived at ment imparted, and the general condition of Shanghai at 1 p.m. on the 3rd inst. On leav-the body improved by their use. Price from ing Taku, had light 8.5. winds and clear wea-2s, to 2is, Savory & Moore (Chemisis to the ther, until the morning of the 20th; then ex-Queen, H-R.H. the Prince of Wales, His High-Berinced dense fog, which Itted until noon. ness the Khedive of Egypt, &.), 143 New leaving Chefoo, had strong S.E. gales, with Bond Street, London, and all Chemists. Nor=. rain and fog until noon of the 2ad. inst, then—Name and trade mark on each bottle. moderate N. winds and fine weather.
Berxetey, Sept. 1869.—Gentlemen, I feel it a duty Lowe to you to express my gratitude The British 8.8. Glaucus, 1,604 tous, Capt.
Wilding, left Liverpool on the 27th Feb. In for the st benefit I have den by taking Norton's Camomile Billa" I applied to your the Channel and Bay of Biscay experienced very boisterous weather, with the wind blow-agent, Mr. Bell, Berkeley, for the above-named Pills, for wind in the stomach, from ing from W. to S.W. In the Mediterranian had strong E, winds. Arrived at Port Said which I suffered excruciating pain for length on the 18th of March. Left at once, and of time, having tried nearly every remedy prescribed, but without deriving any benefit arrived at Suez on the 17tb, leaving the same at all. After taking two bottles of your day; from thence to Jeddal, had N. winds and fine weather, arriving on the 20th of same valuable Pills, I was quite restored to my month. Left on the 23rd, thence to Penang city for the benefit of those who may thus be usual state of health, Please give this publi had fine weather—arrived on the 11th ultimo; icted.—I_ ata, Sir, yours traly, Hrxry loft on the 12th. In the Straits experienced ALtPAss.—To the Proprietors of Nortox's fine weather, and arrived at, Singapore on the 14th; left on the 16th;*from thence had Castor Bras." o-aew 30ju-7439 light variable winds and fine weather. Ar-Best Foop ror Ixpaxrs.—\' H.R.H. Prince rived at Hongkong on the 26th ultimo; left Albert Victor thrives so well upon it that it on the 28th; in coming up the coast had fine weather until reaching the White Dogs, then Imust be very good."—T M, Kendall, Medical Attendant to H.RH. the Princess of Wales. encountered S.E. by 8. and S.\V. winds, with This food resembles Mother's Mik as vain; arrived on the 3rd instant at 3 p.m. closely as possible."—Dr. H. Barker on Right Foods for Infant ighly. nourishing and The Internationale Ausstellungs - Zeitung easily digestod."—Dr. Hassall. It combines writes regarding the Diplomas and Medals the most valuable Fursu and Boxe-yo raise awarded at the Vienna International Exh Sunsraces, and differs essentially from other tion:—Many inquiries are sent to the Mi farinacious foods, which being quite unable try of Trade, by the exhibitors from Austria to afford proper nourishment to a growing swell as from foreign countries, as to When and infant, frequently led to a rickety and idiotic how the prizes awarded by the International condition. Savory & Moore's preparation has Jury of the Exhibition will be distributed. also the advantage of being freed from the 'Those inquiries cannot be replied to with yund husk of the corn, which produces certainty, but we are informed that in con-irritation of the bowels' and intractable sideration of the great number of medals to be Giarrhora, No boiling or straining required.
and of diplomas of honor to be made the transmission of these prizes—for Sold in Tins by Savory & Moore: 143, New Bond Street, mmdon. Procurable of all which Austria has to ask the mediation of the Chemists and Italian Warehousemen through-respective political authorities and the Com-out the world. ap 24—(1.) missions appointed for the Exbibition—ean hardly take place before July next. 'The time MARAVILLA COCOA.—The Globe between the adjudication and the distribution of the belaas: is long, but unnecessary delay says, "Taylor Brothers' Maravilla Cocoa has achieved a thorough success, and supersedes cannot be complained of, considering that every other Cocoa in the market. Entire in previous exhibitions the distribution of solubility, a delicate aroma, and a rare con-medals and diplomas adjudicated by the Jury, centration of the purest elements of nutrition, although far sinaller in number—took place distinguish the Maravilla Cocoa above all even later in the next year following those others' For Invalids and Dyspeptics, we exhibitions, could not recommend a more agreeable or We give below a full list of the gentlemen valuable beverage." who have received decorations from H. M. the Emperor for the services they rendered MARAVILLA COCOA.—Opinions of for the Vienna International Exhibition the Press.—**Those who have not yet Maravilla will do well to do s0."—Morni
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