The Empress of Japan, bring the Canadian mail of the Isth ult. reached Shanghai on Saturday moraing, She Drought American papers to 13th June from which may thered the interest. and, generally speaking, ne sane and reasonah'e Cutlook, of American newspapers to China, "Ts some big mations, Teen said, tas to some stall boys, attract In supliticat'on of this the the Chinese pigtail offers an
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin said, on the Uth Junie "There is obviously need of great ecution at Washington to prevent the United States from b ints the compli-cat ely to result from the action of the combined Powers in sentin: a strong force of marines with machine guns to Pekin, "This esuitry is abundantly justified in disembarking Whatever forces needed ty protect American residents Tientsin, and in dispatching enough n rines tw the Chines capital to safeynard the United States Legation and all Aimer cans who may take refuge within its walls, But if, as now seams probable, Russia, or other European Powers, acting ingly or in concert, attempt to make use of the Boxe ritorial cone sions from the Eh vernment, or to secure predominant inflam ence at Pekin thi open coercion, the the atticers of Asiatic squadron should receive string 1 to refrain absolutely from ion in such a programme, defence of imperilled American residents isone thing. Allowing this country to he employed as n cat's-paw by Great Britain, Ru y other nation, to fare ther its own designs in the ast is quite another, This is a distinction that ean-not be kept in mind too constantly of me sisted upon too rigi lly."
Examples could be multiplied, but this extract may he taken as typical. Incidentally, the Philadelphia Weekly Press recalls a communication to the North-China Daily News early in May from our native correspondent in Peking, which be:
"TI write in all seriousness and sincerity to inform you that theee is a great scheme, having for its aim to crush all foreigners in China mud wrest, hack the territories leased' to them, The chief leaders of this movement are the Empress Dowager, Prince Ching, Prince Tuan (the heir-ap} rent's father), Kung Yi, Chiao Shu-eli'iao and Li Ping-hong."
Whereas at the time there were many who put no faith in this, the mess use is new styled an accurate and i account of the situation in Peking, PAntiaMesr pissonves by eflaxion of time Dut Time's fight only adds to the paver of disease if means are not taken to era'licate it, Indigestion, stomach and liver complaints especially require urgent treatment, an there are no medicines known which act upon these particular ailments with such success as Holloway's Pills. These grand remedies strengthen the stomach, increase the appetite and rouse the sluggish liver. For bowel comp'sints they are invaluable, as they remove every primary derangement. They may be used at all times and in all climates by persons affected by biliousness or nausea; for flatulency and heartburn they are specifics. Indeed, no ailment of the digestive organs can resist their purifying and corrective powers.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.