McKintion,'Shangh ingkiangp'u communi Contributions from U. Me. Ka Fuh-chen, Church, Téingkiangp'u, additional The contributors may have the satisfaction of knowing that they have relieved altogether more than 33,000 starving people. Of these, 16,000 wore visited and aided at their homes in the district of Suhyang QR BH)' and. the northern part of the Tsingho (YP YA) district. The remaining 17,000, and more, were helped as they passed through the city of Teingkiangp'u on the way to their homes in Haichou, Pichon, and Hstichoufu, and. some to Southern Shantung. Other funds were also received and distributed by the Tsingkiangp'u, friends of the-China Inland Mission at News 1s Toon ror Acrive M1sps, especially' in these-days of quick conimunjcation, when we are enabled wit a: few hours to know what is taking plice at the other end of the world. The merits of Holloway's Pills and" Ointment, which have Geen, familiar for ever' half w century amongst all civilised people, have been still more widely spread owing to these facilities. To the natives' in the uttermost parts of India, Africa, Australia, and, indeed'; to the whole human family, these remedies have been amongst the most precious: gifts ot- civilisation. They cure disease and relieve the most acute pain. [a cases of fever, ague, and liver and stomach complaints they are unequalled, whilst for-wounds bruises, sores, ete., they are the best, known remedies.
WGoe.39¢" 234 V7ti Oct.,-1898.
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