ENGLAND AND EGYPT. France Not So Persistent.

Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 187, 15 January 1887, Page 1

ENGLAND AND EGYPT. France Not So Persistent.

London, Monday. In the recent communication which naseed between England, France, and Turkey regarding the pettleraent of the Egyptian question, the French and Ottoman Governments have bcon less perai9tent than formorly in their reprosontations with reference to British evacuation.

To True Pubmc— l, the and«wigne<l, do thft day make Die following statement, in hopes thai others who ha\c cone through a similar nfliiction may profit thereby :— For many months have I been sick ; so bad that life was a burden. The mental depression and physical prostration wore homei hinfc that cannot be described. Doctors and patont medicines I have tried without any relief, but getting worse all the time. As a forlorn hope I called on J>r. Speer, Palmorston Buildings, Queen-street. He examined mo, and without asking a question, gave me every ByuiDloin I hud. Said he would treat me. From the llrst teaspoonful of his medicine I felt relief, and have been constantly getting better ever since. Words cannot express my gratitude. The above statement I make without any solicitation, and 1 am willing to verify the same before a J.P.— Respectfully yours, R. AdaMSO? Charlotte-street, Eden 'Id trace.