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Food is one of the first necessities of our lives, ws necessary to us as the air we breathe, The first ery of a new-born infant is the plea for food, and the need of it ends only with life. Had food been easier to obtain ages ago in Europe, there would be fewer white men in this newly-settled and, or possibly none.
These are plain truths, known to everybody. What is not nearly so well-known is that one may eat an abundance of good food and yet starve, deriving from it, jastead of nourishment, only intolerable ipain. Where that is the case, the sufferer is a victim of indigestion, 5
BALFOUR.—On the 12th of October, 1915, at the Hongkong Bank House, Foochow, the wife of C. H. M. Balfour, of a daughter.
On the 6th of October, 1905, Me. Mrs. Decarli, a daughter, McGINNIS.—On the 7th of October, 1905, ut Luchoufu, to Mr. and Mrs.
J. ¥. McGinnis, Luchoufu, Anhui, son, Griffith Roberts.
GOFFE.—On the 6th of October, 1905, at HB.M, Consulate-General, Hankow, the wife of Herbert Goffe, Esquire:
H.B.M. Consul "at Changsha, of a son.
KEPLER.—On the 15th of October, 1905, at Soochow, the wife of the Rev A. R.
Kepler, Niogpo, of a son.
FROST.—On the 16th of Uctober, 1905, at Pei-tai-ho Lane, Shanghai, to Mr.
and Mrs, J. Frost, a COOK.—On the 18th of October, 1905, at wife of Thos. Cock, of a daughter.
No. 1, Yuhang Road, Shanghai, the
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