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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, 1924

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Whad.

The Cargo will be ready for delivery from Godown on and after 7th October.

Optional Cargo will be landed, unless Notice has been given prior to Steamer's aĪTival,

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods ar

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after the 13th October,

MEDICINE AND MAGIC. VISITORS AT HOTELS

HOW WE ARE GROWING OUT OF }-

THE ROTTLE STAGE.

A Harley Street Doctor writes in a home paper as follows:-

A speaker at the recent weeting of the British Medical Association declared that the average patient still loves the

doctor's bottle."" Unless his doctor gives hith a bottle of medicine he feels that he is not obtaining proper treatment. He goes away with a sense of having been cheated of his rights. There is no doubt whatever that this is true, Whatever doctors may think about drugs and dragging, the public Braly believes in them. So much so, indeed; that ite to-morrow, all doctors stopped prescribing their consulting rooms would be empty in a week.

We have the clearest possible ideas about the relative merits of the seaside and the country, hills and valleys, dry. bouses and damp, and so on. But when it comes to medicines we are not sure.. If our favourite pill or potion has failed we go to the doctor expecting that his superior wisdom will procure # hettez pill or potion,

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That bottle," when we get it, in a symbol almost as potent as the national tlag. It represents in every golden er erinon drop the skill of the expert. It is the one thing we could not have done for ourselves. More than that, it is a kind of spell in faid form: If we swallow it, the malady, the demon, will De driven headlong from our bodies.

SWALLOWING the speli,

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr Hob, T. G. Aitken Hr J. Anderson MrH, Archibald Capt. T Arthur.

FF. W. Barnes Lt. B Bachy MV. Q. Balo Mra N. G. Benis Mrs E. B. Bellios Mr 18. 3. Dieback if Dag Mr. Herthen

Mr A. D. Box

Mr A. Brostelt A Frol A. Mr A. W. Girsham M: H. B. van Brant

Browa MN. C.

C. Bandia Mr & Mrs D. 8.

Butcher Mr A.

Conti Mrs D. R. Davies Mr & Mrs Demenas Capt. Dickens

Douglas

Mr C. W. van Doraser Mr & Mrs W. A. R. Dr. & Mrs TA.

Dr. & Mrs L 8.

Dubinsky

Eastlake

Mr & Mrs F. Billia

Mr F. P. Febily Mr Mrs Febistun Mr W. N. Finlayson Mr J. A. Fredericks Mr N. P.Gadgew Mr H. Gefers Dr. R. E. Gill Mr.C.J. Gordon Mr & Mrs J. Gouli Mr A. E. Gow Mr Geo. R. Gregg

W. Greig MT. P, Hall Mr & Mrs W. A.

Hannibal

Mr John Scott Harston Mr. Hauermaniz Mt 1. J. van llecke Mr A. F. Meny Mr M. J. Herschleb Alaj, Fredrick, Herr Mr J. Holmes

Thus we swallow it as a rule in great Caith, noting its horrible taste with sense of grim plegare. The taste is not fur us, but for the evil spirit which is sure to be alarmed or nauseated thereby. There is so much to be said for this! point of view that it seems almost, unkind to emphasise the fact that doctors them, Enclves take very little medicine, There has never probably been any period in which the medical profession believe less in drugs than it does to-day. Yet this fact most be stated because it is of vital importancy that we public should realise that healing.comes not from out. C. Minim ward agencies but from Nature herself. The very uion that any drug can possibly do is to help Nature to help herself. And Nature as a rule works better without these artificial stimulants. Her tonic are the sunlight and the open air, exer- cise, abstemiousness, the zest and interest of life.

Mr Homcade Mrs Howell.

Mr §. J. Johnston Misa J.M. Kerr

Mr & MmJ.M. Kerr

Mr A. Krem.

Mr M. Langilge

Mr & Mrs. Lauritsan

Kra N. Liddell Min Ft. Lillie Mr Langand MAX

Malini

Mr Milo McEwan Mr Clace McGaire Mr. H. MacLorean Mr Robert Metair Mr&Mrs G. Mraz r

A

Miss Midichüret Mr & Mrs G. B

Mr C. H.

child

Mitchell Noutague

Mr H. Morley

Dr. J. MorrinOKI Mr A. H. Naylor Mr & Mrs Nauland

MPN. 0. Noah

Dr. H. B. O'Brien

Mr P. O'Connor Mr.JR Ollerton

Mr&Mr H. Pearman .C., Pedersen

Mr A.

MT H. H. Mr & Mrs

וג.

Postle and chil My A. C. Preston Mr W. H. Parcell Mr M. J. Quirt Mr E. A. Rodskog Mr. A. E.

Rowe Mr G. Schryver Mr.F. T. Smith

Mr H. P. Sommer Mr W. II. Sparke

Affum Thomson

Mr J. E. Thabur Mr L. A. Tobins Mr Mrs R. 3. Varley Mr. S. Tetter

V.C. de Vetie Capt. Waderon Mr R."

Mr Wakeham

WS. Watson

“Mr W;

Mr A. C. Whithall 3x 17. 4. Whitmir

Mr. Wood

Me H. M. Worley Ma J. F. Wright

Heroise Bar EOTEL.

Mr P. M. Anderson Mr & Mrs M. Bayer Mr Bebren

Mr & Mrs C. Bitzer

That is way, to-day, the whole medical Mr & Mrs A. E professor is busying itself with health- culture rather than with disease cure. The modern aim is to put an into training against his besetting ailment.

That, however, means rousing him up to an active share in his treatinget. means imposing restrictions on his frer. dom to cat and drink what he like It means bothering him to take exirce and keep regular hours. Human nature re- sents such interferences.

Carletou Mr & Mrs Costello Mr & Mrs Denton

and child Me Deking Dum

F. E Miss M. Ellis Mr Franklin Miss Grace

Mr A. E. J. Knight Dr. & Mrs O. 8. "Largo" Mr & Mrs E. Lund' Mr & Mr Lainel and

children My T. A. M Mr & Mrs Meiriller

and family

Mr Sewinna

Minu E. Orta

Mr J. L. Parker-

Mr & Mr D. H. Read Mr& Mex R. R.

Roxburgh Mr & Mrs I. H. Gear Mr C. B. Shank Mist Harry

Mr&Mrs F. Travers

Ar Highton

Mr Jeanetzer

COMING OF HEALTH CONSCIENCE. Human nature craves instead their tidyr Kaathoven examined on say Treslays and Friday little bottle with its white labour and its between the hours of 10.4% a. and Noor

mysterious ingredients-the "spell" which within the free storage period.

No Claims will be admitted, and all foods its magic. And therefore the doctor who after the Gooda has only to be swallowed in order to work Hande have left the Steamer's

ransining andlelivered will be subject to Rent.

All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 27th October, or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be effected.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIBE,

Agunta, Hongkong, 7th October, 1924, (1357

Habay

2-, Franzosisches Land (18th Century)

7. ANG

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4. LE PAPILLONS.

VIVACE.

a. Many ON THE SUORS.

(Irish Reel)

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IMPUGNISATION NA JAPANESE TONE..

Jora NAVARRE

J. FANTINE PAEST

سين

ZIMBALIST Sarasate Wieniawski.

At the Pino-EMIL BAY

BOOKING at MOUTRIE'S

from OCTOBER 10TH.-

PRICES:-$5.00, $3.00, $2.00 &

$1.00. Direction, A. STROK.

Dok worry

I'm here!

Welcome Visitor

at guy.

time in every

household. Every Bug, Flea, Beetle,

Moth, Fly, etc., dies once it has come into. proper contact with

KEATING'S

THERAPION NË 1 THERAPION NĚ. 2- THERAPION NĚ. 3

·ET LEEDCHARRENETS,PRINCE ENGLAND, IS. *AR PLANT, WHOM N, KELLORAN SEURAM TONG GITH

DOR MA, FIBRE SLADES, SAN FRANOSON.

Assist

Nature

However robust and strong the cin stitution there are times when "Nature requires assistance in relieving. congested parts and re- storing normal function.

Nature has no more efficient aid to health than Beecham's Pills.

When the digestive organs refuse to assimi- late food; when the liver acts sluggishly; when the kidneys do not properly perform their allotted. duties, then is the time to nssist' nature to restore. sound and vigorous health by taking

Beecham Pillo

MARTIN'S

APIOL & STEEL

Sure and certain for all Female complaints.Every lady should keep a box in the house.

Chemists and Stores Bell, them throughout the world.-

Proprietor: MARTIN: Chavcich, Saatanagano,'„England'

writes Latin is apt to be much more popular than the doctor who speaks honest and unpalatable English.

"Me Walk

FRAK

HOTEL

"

Bellamy

Bird

Hr S. A. Arthur Mis E. R. Bailey Mr & Mr. C., F. But the day of the bottle is passing, Mr V. Benim nevertheless.. The younger generation of || Ur & Mrs B. E. 0. patients are actually beginning to sneer at it. They knew that medical men use Mr J. W. C. Bonnar among themselves the word "placebo," Mr W. II. Boarse and that a placebo-is a bottle of coloured Mr M. J. Bren water with a bad taste, the object of which is to satisfy ignorant or stupid people.

Gradually, therefore, we shall outgrow the bottle-stage in a scientific sense, just as we outgrow it individually in our nurseries. That will be the "biggest for- ward movement ever accomplished in the history of medicine.

For it will mean that men women have taken up the burdens of their own health and developed at last a health conscience." The dactor in ese days will represent not a priest, dispensing -miracles, but an "elder brother" helping with advice. That is the proper work of the modern doctor. It is the work he wishes. in his heart to undertake. It is the work which is bound to yield a rich barvest in health and happiness..

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:

8 LIONS IN 8 SHOTS.

BROUGHT DOWN BY ONE MAN.

ریا

Racy and entertaining experiences ut Empire outposts are recorded in Rum blings of a Rolling Stone just publish ed T. Fisher Unwin-by Mr. Gerald | P. Stevens, an English barrister who has -practised his profession at Singapore and

in Afrien West, South and East

Mr. Stevens was elected Mayor of Nairobi in 1020. He relates this amazing adventure with lions in East Africa:

"

In 1913, Postma. a young Dutchman. was travelling by night with an empty wagon and sixteen oxen. Without be ing aware of the fact, he was being fol- lowed for quite a long time just before daybreak by a large family of nine lions -father,

mother, and seven nearly full- grown cubs.

No sooner had he “outspanned - the oxen, and they were busy grazing scar the wagon, when, down camg the troop of lions, and in less time than it takes to write these lines, they all set on to the leading ox, pulled him down, Eilled him, and commenced their early break fast.

LIONS YOO BUSY.

Postie was alone, except for the two natives, Walking to the wagon, he took down his small sporting Lee-Metford from its peg and quietly approached the lions till near enough to shoot with accuracy.

"The lions were too busy to take the least notice of him, and one by one, as they sat on the dead ox, eating his hut- tooks, he drew a bead on each of them in turn, and each one rolled over stone dead, with a bullet through his vitals, and; strangest thing of all, the

(Continued at foot of next column.)

Mis & Miss Brenana fol. C. Raxacl Brown Mise P. W. Brown Mr. S. Bastarl Ar

Mr M. F. Ke

and child

Mr & Mrs E. F. Kill

Mr J. L. Kooreman Mr Mrs A. Live Mr & Mr S. IL

Langsten Mr W. L. Leake

MrG, D. Lets

Major A. 8. Littlejohns

་

MJ, D. Llord

Mr L. M.S. Lloyd

Mr W. H. Lock

Mr & Mrs W. Logan

Mrs J. Als Aizah

6

Mr

Mr

F. E

Musto

Mr H. R. Cleland MT JR.

Colli Miss M. Cooper Mrs. H. Cormack Lt. Col. R. A. Dobbin Air E. C. Duncan Mr & Mrs J. Duncan Mr W. E. Dye Mrs Samers Ellis Misses Ellis Mr & Mrs W. A.

Eustace Capt. & Mrs Fittes Mr & Mrs S. FitzRoy MrA. Forbes

Mr H I W. Foster MrF. E. P. Franklin

Lt. G. C. Frederick

MrF. W. Gibbins

Mr & Mrs W. D..

Mr D. W.

Miss Newsholme

Phillip

Mr W. Ogden... Mr.A. M. Pari MFA. H. Przın Major & Mrs F. H Mr B. A. Raworth Mr & Mr. H.

- Remington Lt. Col. & Mra O.

Sanders

Mr T. Scott Dr. A. W. Shovelton "Mr R. H. Skelton

Capt. & Mrs Skinner Mr & Miu G. E.

Goodfellow MrE. FL. Stog

Mr & Mrs J. M. Conlon Mr & Mrs P. B. Mr & Mr. Geo. W.

Grey

Mr & Mrs. A. Hale Miss A. B. Hal Mrs J. Hancock Mrd. B. Hawker Air & Mrs W. J.

Hawker

Mr T. W. Horuby Mr H. Howell Mec. J. Macolo

and Hughes Miss O. C. Jenkins Mr.W. W. Jordan

Suckling

M J. S. Thomson Mr & Mrs C. Thwaites Min Thwaites Mr À. V. Tickle EL-Col. & Mrs.

Trovely an Mr C M. Vis Capt H. F. Walker Capt. A. E. Watts Mite. O. Willmott Mr B. L. Beton Winton Mr&Mrs F.D. Wood Mr G. C. Warr

HÔNGKONG WEEKLY

PRESS. CONTAINING ALL THE WEEKS LOCAL NEWS.

The Paper to Bend Bone

rest took no notice and went on eating which seems the most extraordinary part of the adventurë,

In this way, in as many minutes, bo killed seven of the lions with one shot each; the eighth was badly wounded and picked dead next day, and the old

up lion of the party decamped unhurt before Postma could get him.

WILA

Poston

Mr. Stevens goes on to say told me all the facts himself when soon after he came to see me on business in Nairobi. At the same time he gave me two of these hon skins which I have now. They have neither of them got more than one shot hole.

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