Chung Foo-nyer, a gardener employed by Mr. C. R. Burkill, was before the Court, arrested on a French Mixed Court warrant for debt.
Mr. F. Ellis said that he represented the prisoner and he particularly wished to know with what his client was charged and for what he had been arrested. As far ashe could gather, the facts of the case were these: About seven years azo his client mortgaged to another Chinese 8 pice of Iand for $200. The terms were that the mortgage was to be paid off at the end of one year. When the year had expired, his client was unable "The health and vigour of an' individual depend-upon the quantity and quality of the blood. When the tissues have been at work, there ire thrdwni into the blood waste Products, and if these be not eliminated, but through any cause detained in the blood, they "influence nutrition and fimetion and finally produce " organic "disease."—" The Humanitarian." In cases of Serofala, Scirvy, Eczema, Bad Legs; Skin and Blood Diseases, Pimples and Sores of all kinds, the effects of Clarke's Blood Mixture ar marvellous.
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