A coolie in the employ of Messrs. Vand Ca, was before the Court on a charge of burglary and arson and was sentenced to 50 blows, the cangue for three months imprisonment for a term of three years.
The charges alleged that on the night of between the hours of 8 out of the Food, Is the Grigin Every act, every thought, eve: up some of the substance of our buch when it is digested. To be strong liver and kidneys to do their work p Syrup, which contains food-digesting of Strength. t of muscle or mind, uses vod repairs this loss, but only and healthy, assis stomach, perfectly by taking Mother Seigel's ferments and gentle tonics for the stomach, and has cured more dyspeptics than any other medicine in the world. store at 490, aking Road, him three clocks and several other all to. the value of S13. as further alleged that before leaving the premises, he wilfully set fire to the store.
The as stated by Inspector Wilson.
Detective-Sergennt. Brown, who arrested the prisoner, stated that he recovered all of the stolen property. He placed the man under arrest on Range Road and put him inaricsha to take him to the gaol. As customary, he tied the prisoner's cue to the riesha. Upon turning to spee to one of his assistants, and while his head was turned from his prisoner for a loment, Mr. C, F. Morsner, French Ho ok, Paarl Div., Cape Colony, says, he (the prisoner) pulled out a knife and "Since 1885 I have always kept Mott her Seigel's Syrup in stock and had freed himself by cutting of his cue, a good sale for it. I myself suffered and started to run. The witness severely from liver complaint, and once re chase, ant soon had the after using a bottle of Mother Seigel's Syrup was quite cured." man again in custody. Tu taking the knife from him the witness received a small cut on the hand.
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