The Governors of the Shanghai General capital bg to notify. to the public that be admitted to the above Patients cos than ten days in Hospital will be Ti, 28; to private patients over ten days in Hospital Tls. 10, jars.—Private Rooms with every possible comfort, Tls. 6 per day 20d Close Hix Patientsin one ward, Tis per day Tie. 2 per day.
3rd Class—Ten Patients in one ward, on the Sick-list man's usefulness and enjoyment of life are about nil. He feels perhaps a burden to himself and trouble to others, The cheerful natural to him is sadly overby the dep: continual indis. of Good Health Li cloud, and before the warm rays can again rejoice him, that cloud must be dispersed. If such is your experience you should Take steps to ensure an immediate Rooms are reserved for 24—eight in each Q return of health and strength. guarantee from some jo person, who il be held liable for payment of the or make a each deposit considered ister admitting the pa-
"Tea free beds of the third-class are Reserved for Charity Patients, under arrangement with the Municipalities of Shanghai.
"Applications for admission on the charity list to be made to the Superintendent of the English Police, to the Secretary of the French Municipality, or the Lady Superior of the Hospital.
Indigent Patienta, provided with tickets from any Consular or Municipal can obtain gratuitous advice and medicines Visiting hours from 230 to 6.30 pin.
Hoel, daily, at 8.30 om, daily. No visite to Patients are permitted without reference to the Sister in charge of the office.
By onder of the Governors, P, F, LAVERS, Seoretary.
This means that you should put your digestive organs in perfect order: -cleanse the liver—regulate the bowels and kidneys—purify the blood—tone up the nervous system. Toeffect this thoroughly and completely you should put yourself through @ course of that medicine which has proved of such exception Sob curd apri sod a a
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