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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8041, 31 January 1906, Page 2

I In conversation with a Lyllollou "Times" reporter, Mi' Albert Black. . who is on a visit to Cliristchurch aI'Ll-l-a lons sojourn in Johannesburg, staled thai the niosl tales of bloodshed among Iho Chinese coolie miners were only 100 I me. A murderous set of men, recruited from the semn of their unlive seaport towns, tl|ey would break out of their compound whenever an opportunity presented itself, and rob, murder, and pillage. Their lint red of the Ivallirs was intense. As ail in. stance of this hatred. Mr Black stated that in a lioxburg mine, us the result of a dispute between a Chinese and a Kallir, the friends of the disputants engaged in an underground free fight, during which the Kallir was ihi'OMU under an approaching trolley and crushed to death. The feeling against further imporlations of Chinese coolies, Mr Black said, was very strong, and he felt convinced that the trallic would lie discontinued, ■ HHEI'MO STANDS THR TEST OF TUIE. The lu>t. "I' time is tin. infallible lost, If n remedy has vciil merit ii. will slum] this searching trial. liiu-tihio stands tin; lesl ti'i.nnpliamiy. Ecer since il was !iiM ]1111'...!■!.i >ii]iir three years ago iu >aics have steadily increased each momii. ami now it is- found at. every chemists ■ and siore, from the Nor )ao. >li i i Bluff. There Is but onu reason for lUieiuuo's success: It is an absolutely re- i liable cure for rheuiuatisin, gout, and ( kindred diseases. Thousands have boon ( cured 11 v it; tliev have rcconnneiuleil it to i heir friends with equally satisfactory rc- s ults. It you suffer from rheumatism, [ sve Hheunio a fair trial, and il will (aire mi. Sold by all chemists and stores a t itid imd is 6d,