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THE - HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3RD, 1993.

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THE ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CHUSOL

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TRADES UNIONS AND POLITICS.

OALL FOR AMENDING BILL

UNIONIST CONFERENCE ENDED.

A CHEMIST TESTIFIES To the Remarkable Efficacy of MOTHER SEIGELS. SYRUP.

A shemlat in a small town, who serves the some customers year after year.bas axcep tional opportunities of judging the value of The fiftieth annual conference of the the medicine he sells. He sees his customers looking ill and depressed. He sells them National Unionist Association was co0- oluded at Queen's Hall, Langham-place, what they sak for. Later, he either see them before, or rid® of their troubles. In On December 10th Lieutenant-Colonel Sirither case, his trained mind will make a note

(chairman of Alexander Leith

the of it, and if he is continually finding that one council) presided.

medicine is making numbers of his customers well and happy, he knows, without question, The conference resumed the discussion that such medicins must be of high curative of the resolution welcoming the Prime

Vaino. Minister's declaration that the working of These obvious frots give great weight and the Trades Union Act of 1913 should be interest to the kindly

letter printed below, investigated with a view to seeing what from a chemist who frankly admits that ha alterations in the law might be necessary, had no ides of the Scigos, Syrup until he was the remarkable remedial pro-

· MT. 'G. Rowlands (Rhondda), in parties supporting the resolution, said that when forced to recognise it from the evidence of it was remembered that the money paid his own eyes, and the testimony of his own by the trades unionists was used for customers.

body," he writes, "Balieves more firmly Nobody," there Socialistic purposes, was

any than I do in Mother Seigel's Syrup, although wonder that the working man was up in arms against it 1, There would be no tranquillity in the Unionist Labour

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I have never taken s dose of it in my life SHANGBA) because I am one of the few fortunate indi viduals who have never had any digestive

movement until their grievances had been my daily experienes of selling it over

redressed with regard to the Trade Union Act...

Mr. E. Bardsley (Oldham) said the compulsory political levy in tradca unions was given by a Radical Govern. ment for the support of their Socialistic alliea The money thus obtained bad been used to foster Socialism in working olaes districts, and that Socialism wrecked the Radical Party that gave it power. "If we, as the Conservative Party, do not repeal that clause, it will wreck unt in time," he concluded, amid cheers,

The resolution was carried. "

GERMANY AND REPARATIONS.

the counter, I have had many chats with my gustomers, and I have been amazed and deeply impressed by the tales related by enthusiastic pass of your medicine.

MANILA

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I have known women in straightened BORKBU circumstances who would cheerfully go with. out anything else to spare the money to buy cooki emily have afforded the fees of the have known men, who and your Syrup, most expensive doctors, who preferred your medicine because of its proyed and unfailing efficacy,

These facts have convinced me and I' I confess that I used to be sceptical--that Mother Seigel's Syrap is a genuinely valuable medicine. Now, in case of lost appetite, indigestion, or stomach or liver trouble, I hare no hesitation, in recommending it.

Mother Segel's Syrup is, as this chemist says genuinely valuable medicine" because is contains medicinal extracts of more than ten different roots, barks and leaves which, in combination, have a remarkably beneficial. effect upon the stomach, liver and bowels. Arremedy for digestive disorders, it has n

qualTest it yourself. R. 315,

"I have heard some of my customers speak innbounded enthusiasm of what Mother angel

el'e Syrup has done for them, after they have tried one remedy after another without say good effect. More than all, I have seen my Mr. L. J. Maxse, in moving a for myself the vast difference in some of

GRIČOMOTE. Some of them who looked piti- resolution: That, in the opinion of the aby ill, have so changed that I felt band conference, the transfer of war burdens

to congratulate them, and I have been saton from German taxpayers to British taxished at the number of times.they have add to payers is one of the least likely ways to me I feel splendid now, and I owe it all to secure the peace of Europe," said that Mother Segel's Syrep." be for one would never be tranquil until bo saw fair play between the German taxpayer and the British taxpayer. Much of the distress from which they were suffering in Gt, Britain was, due to the fact that "those first-class brains and those Welsh wizards had never made any attempt to make Germany pay." German working men were in full employment; Gerthan engineering firms were paying great dividends; and the ex-Kaiser was living like a country gentlemen. Mr. Maxse then referred to the ex-Kaiser's wedding, and was subjected to consider able interruption. There were cries of "Speak to the resolution and "Order!"

"Whenever you speak cf. German!"

continued Mr. reparations,"

Maxse, there is always someone ready to make interruptions try to' divert thei argument. (Cheers) Alluding to the maintenance of the Entente with France, the speaker argued that "the present miserable, shuffing. cowardly policy should be abandoned," and that a firm attitude should be adopted to show Germany that she could not wine wars and bleed her victims white and lose wars and avoid reparation for the damage ahe inflicted.

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Mrs. Mitchell (Newcastle) supported the resolution, and contended that Germany should be made to pay.

The

hly effective League of Nations for Great Britain, she said, was an efficient Navy. The country could not afford to waste her time endeavouring to make terms with a bankrupt Bolshevist Russia which had no intention of coming to terms, The resolution was carried.

the

on

STATE CREDIT FOR HOUSING. Another resolution which was carried над submitted by Lieutenant-Colonel Fremantle, M.P., and urged importance of the abolition of slums, the improvement of insanitary dwellings, and the promotion of house-building economic lines, and the utmoet assistance of

State credit

good 00

Becurity. Lieutenant-Colonel Fremantle said "that all recognized the essential need of housing in its social, material, éduca

It was a tional, and moral influence.

Subsidies depressing problem to-day. paralysed private enterprise, and, there-

and be removed,

rent fore, must restrictions also paralysed private enter prise:

Lady Astor seconded the resolution, and her first sentence produced some disorder. The Reat Restriction Act," she said. "cannot go yet, because if it does people with large families will be turned out and people with no families will be put and in. (Cries of "No! "Yes!" interruptions.) If you think by shout- ing me down you are helping your cause,

retorted Lady Astor, “I' you are not," speak; not as fanatic, but in agreement with thousands of Unionists who pledged themselves to housing reform. We should not let Labour walk off with everything. Socialism has got to be fought. No one Is more opposed to Socialism than I am, yet there are some people who every time you begin to talk about social progress want to bowl at you, as though you were a Socialist. I know perfectly well I am not representing a certain section of the Unionist Party, and I fought them at the last election, and I shall fight then every time they come up against me.”

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Mr. H. Crouch "Batchelor moved resolution to the effect, that the payment of salaries to members of Parliament be discontinued except in cases where the member needed the salary to fulfil bisi dutice: This was also carried,

Sir E. Mackay Edgar, B., who has recently returned from a visit to the United States, expressed in an interview the opinion that the American demand far metals, coton, and oil in so insati- TELMPH. C, 1030. 2 Qur's Brable that a world shortage of these com

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HE best way to keep the throat thoroughly germ-proof and to prevent a sudden attack of cold or chill penetrating down the windpipe to the lungs is to make a practice of sucking two or three Peps at inter- vals during the day:

The overful germ-tilling medicine in Peps comes into direct act with all the breathing tubes, and defrics any weak sput in the chest against the dangers that lurk in damp and mint or in sudden, weather clanges.

For curing congls, colds, sore throat, chills, and bron- chitis, there's nothing BO quickly effective as these breatheable Peps.

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