Book Title: Karmayogi
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________________ : KARMAYOGIN. PHARMACEUTICAL WORKS. Mo. 1 Hogal Keria, Simla P. O., BEWARE OF IMITATION Adandhawine INDIAN CHEMICAL or control. After the Times came the Hon. Mr. Raker. During the discumion Of late English statomon omen both both in in on the Bill for the Prevention of Seditious India and in England have been be- Meetings in the Council of the (lovernor M traying symptoms of inpatience which General of Instita Dr. Rash Behari Ghome is not consietent with sound stateamen. called it a "Bill for the Prevention of ship. They have succumbed to the angry Sedition Meetings and the Promotion of passions of the hour-deluded, on the ODO Secret Sadition." The Indian members hand, by the utterances of the bureaucracy of the Council were of opinion that the alarmed at the prospect of change and, measures would drive discontent underCALCUTTA. on the other, by the clamour of a ground and thereby enhance the chance section of their countrymen whose ves of volcanic eruptions in the future. The tod interests the changed ciruumstances then Finance Member referred to these in India tend to injure. And they are apprehension, and openly maid, "I am viowing the trend of events through a nat in the least afraid of driving nedition somewhat distorting haze. underground." This was certainly Inla The question of the conversion of the portion and not exactly at nanlike. trong. olid, practical, invincible But what one coulil oxeune in the Mon. Britisher into an amotinal, lystericnl, Mr. Baker, the Financa Member one excitable and panic-stricken race neod cannut neglect in Sir Edward Baker, the not trouble uu. What we are concer- Lieutenant-Governor of the hot ailnod with is the attitude of the English- vanced province. Yet in spite of the fact man towards prenent-day Initin truggl- that the London Police-an ahler und Wollknown invigorating tonic of ing to ameliorate her condition. more scrupulous bely than the Police budy and mind. It had been recog. It was, we believe, the Tims which in India - decline to norept the sportion uised as the best tonic alterntive --after dracribiug in detail imaginary made by stray individuals that the recent murlers in London were a part of a huge in Nervous dubility Exhaurion, LORS methods of prealing sedition in India first Lrandirhed the sword, and wran- conspiracy to murler Englishnen with of Memmory. Brinfag Dimness of cord the effeto and foolish opinion that out discrimination between the innocent sight, Confusion of Ideas, lony of England had conquered India by the and the guilty, Sir Elwant him threatenvigour, Nervous hondache, palpita- yword and would kee it by the awarded to punish Bengal for the action of tion of heart, Mental prostration, The Times when it muude this ridiculous Molan Lal Dingra. Ele ha threatened General sleeplesenehs etc.-- 0% Anacrtion was evidently ignorant of the to bring a solution which will be he phial Re. 1 Dozen Rs. 11. Pound real hintary of the conquest of India peaceful" nor "prinless," "and their and oblivious of the truth that you can will be little room at that time for & nien Rs. 3-8 not conquer the heart of people ly discrimination between the innocent and fire and steel, and --as an Englishman the guilty." Nuch a method is nothing said more than half a century back, if not in direct contravention in the tin "fleshly Arms, and the instruments of principles and best traditions of British war, are but a fragilo tenure, and 'woon justice which gleich in taking ! to nothing brought,' 'when oppool to care to see thith the innocent do not huller the interonta and the will of an en. for the guilty. Moreover what does this A pont remedy for habitual canto lightened people." The English in In threat wignify? As for the m ic tipation cough gout rheumatism dis are not numerically stronger than patient and liw-abiding-they do not worins ,biliousness and piles. The the people of the country, and their descrive il. Ay for tray fanatie hohen Dhingra who kill innocent English best nervine tonic administered in position in India niunt depend not on their And one langed they are all of liv convalascent state. 4 oz. phial Re. 1. military strength, but ou tho willingness of the people themuelves to maintain punishment Dozen Ra. 11. Rs. 3-8 Per pound. thom in that position of lofty ominence. Then there are the .. th This has been admitted by all consible which somo lodiana--re ed more on Engliwhmen who have wludied the coun- their religiouuners and sirupulous hodie try and its problems. "The hugo than for their political W e ber An idcal combination of Iodised mental, India's Mynbol, is a docilo condemneil unheard. They have en Sersaarilla with gold. The best beant, and may be ridden by a child. denied the right of an open trial. And remedy for all sorts of venerial poison Ho in consible, temperate, and cowily though we have been told that the and mercurial taint in the blood. 4 attached. But "When he is angered in denen against them was rurfully 02. phial Rs. 1-12. Dozon Rs. 20. Harncat, hiu vaxt bulk alone makom hindered by reponsible officer, that si clangorous, and put it beyond the Pound Rs. 6-8. denre must bave been in the first strength of the Mtrongest to guido him'instance-wered by the Police Moram Sri. TILAK'S CERTIFICATE. Do you all remember the Vow oa the 7th day of August ? Essenceof draksha MRR ZARZINA. I AQUA PTYCOTIS 1st FACTORY SWADESHT IN INDIA. CON FANCY GLASS BANGLES, It is used sucessfully in Acidity Indigestion and diarrhous. Very conveniont for Mofussil inhabitants, 3 oz. phial As. 8. Dozen Rs.5-4. Complete catalouge sent froe on application. Wanted all to try our Samplo Box, which contains 30 fancy Banglow in Mi suitable for all olmason of Lading from 18 and upwards (pira clusively for Lading of Ligh class) and which coata R. 2 only including V. . and other charges. Our Bangles have been specially proferred by our Bongaldo Sinters for the last 3 years, for Durga Pooja Festival. The work of "Arabiada "Chidambaram 'ad "Tak Banglow is extrwy satisfactory. Rates of Commission and othor information supplied with Box NATU AND COY. P. GIRGAON. Bombay. 8. N. BASU,

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