To Recovenats Hex Heats, Liverroot Law Fatts Viet to Acore Desiuiry axp Stomacn last far months the police bad been trying to arrest the prisoner as he had absconded with his guarantor. The latter was still at large.
The Assessor said that Mr. Pratt Coren Oxty sy OR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS, wax no longer an Assrseor and he did not thiok be could sit. Mapistrate Li also was not now attached to this Court, The care then proceeded and Mr Cartis concluded his erose-examination ai Mr. Morrison, the Company's agent at Soochow.
The man, Chung, who was insured was then called, He said that be was formerly a tailor. He coald not read or write, Witness only saw prisoner once at the Insurance Company's office at Soochow. In the first moon ba look round." Witness Wu Ming-wa asked witness to go and When she saw the shores of England once again Mrs. Marcella Teasdale way filled with gladness, for in the dear home land' sho fervently boped and believed she would soon recover the health she had lost in the debilitating nerve-shattering heat of Ini But in this she was disappointed, for, inetesd of improving, her condition went from bad to woree until, ax she explained to a reporter who visited her at her home, 42 Rokeswith Street, Liverpool, recently, "I became a completes wreck in health."
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