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THE HONGKONG - TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928.

POO ON CHINESE HERBS HAVE 'CURED MANY DISTINKAMAI TOÀN DISEASES WHEN PHYSICIANS, HOSPITALS AND

SPECIALISTS FAILED,

Mother, Father and Three Children Recolve the Wonderful Benefits from the Poo On Chiasso Herbs, The Mother Gind to Tell What the Herbs Did for Her Family.

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SIX PHYSICIANS AND SPECIALISTS FAILED TO GIVE

RELIEF, CURED BY POO ON

CHINESE HERBS.

Mr. David McBride of R.F.O.E., father of Charles McBride, says the following about the rapid way Poo On Chinees Herbs cured his son:

"One day while enting his

meal, my son Charlie suddenly apparently feless. I called a local physician at

sician at once and he treated him for alx months. Then this doctor gave him up. We sent him to Lane. hospital where he was treated by the best of specialists and physicia who pronounced his cano Same sald he was auffering from tape-worm, samo and from epileptic fits, and others sald something else, none agreeing as to the real cause of the

the spells. During this time Charles was having from 10 to apolla a day, Rom

sometimes

le more. We brought a long time to get curentrented it back to Modesto

Mr. C. F. Fisher, who lives at 827, 16th St., Modesto, Calif., is firm believer in the Poo On Chinese Herbs. This, because she has had fine opportunity to give them a trial in her own family, When I first

tried the Poo On Chinose Herbs," says Mrs. Fisher, "I had bad case of the "Flu." I coughed and had prins all over... Simply felt all in. My throat was soro and I knew that it would turn into Diphtherin or Pneumonia if I WAR

not careful. At that time many people had the same symptoms, and all the physicians here called it the Spanish Influcozn or the Flu. Most of the people who were under nder care of the American doctors died, and the few that got well took them

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of the Poo On Chinese Herbs, help, so I went down with alder son and talked with the Herbalat. He said his herbs would give relief. I returned home with a few pack- ages of the Herbs, and in two days the change was very noticeable.

all our doctors here, and many eclved. I thought this would pooplo never got well completely; always had mo bad after

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effects, My husband and I heard of the wonderful results of the Poo On Chinese Herba curing many CARCA so simply and rapidly, and he called got name of the Poo On Chinese and Herbs. I get relief at once" and was feeling fine after a short time, I am the mother of five children and had been sick for two успте. I had two operations but was sick

all the time.

"My oldest girl had a sort of skis dsense-Eczema-wilch formed as A scab. A pimple nad turned into

She had this, all over and was suffering terribly, with, the Itching I took her down to set the herbalist and the herbs he gave her fixed her up fine. "My

8 months old baby, Albert, nursing, caught the B

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Before this my son could neither talk nor walk, and wo dared not let him out of our sight. He was life-

less and did not care to play or talk with the other children. He is now full of life and playa around with the other children and is well in every way. Many neighbours and friends, knowing of his former condition. are grently surprised at the quick recovery,

Thousands suffering from catorch, bronchial and fang trouble, throat,

asihma, hay fever, malaria, ach trouble, Indigestion, con- from stipation, gastritis, piles, diarrhoea, nio and the

keart poor" youngster was istula,

dipoase, eczema, awfully bad. His gyón gót watery | scrofuln, female trouble, nervousnean, and red and I was worried. But I

insomnin, obesity kidney, bladder gave him some of the Pee On trouble, liright's disease, diabetes, Chinese Herbs and they cured him rheumatism,

neuralgia, dropsy right away

"One of my four-year-old twin, had

very bad cough and I gave her some Pop On Chinese Herbin and the cough left her and she is in excel- lent health now,

"My husband had a bad cough for years. He then caught n had cold so I told him to get some herbs from Pon On Herba Co. Tu a short time his old cough was gone and he felt Ane.

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nyorrhea, epilentle fit, drives, tumors, ulcers, pimples,

| hentliches, neurasthenia, neuritis, mud t many other chronic diseases, have been restored to health and happiness without poisonous drugs

or the knife, by the Poo On Chinese Herba.

THE POO ON CHINESE HERB CO.

You For Lun, Chinese Herbalist, Managing Director, over twenty. five year practical experience in Amerien curing the sick with Chinese Herbs, Main Office, Modesto, Calif, USA. Hongkong Office, dd, Queen's

"So you're the Poo On Chinese Herbs have proven themselves successful in my family and I am sura that no matter whnt sickness | Rond Contra), (lat floor) Tel, C.6009. now comes to any member family, I will just got some Pao On Chinese Herbs, and won't have to- worry."

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WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

The Slim Silhouette.

Youthful and charming on the young figure is this delicate pink tulle frock with two pink satin ribbons girdling it.

Dolores del Rio wears an all red velvet ensemble with slightly moulded silhouetio and sumptuous badger trim.

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Mental Poise.

WHY ACTRESSES REMAIN YOUNG.

Actresses are usually ten years younger for their age thun women in any other profession-younger, even, despite their always rather héetic lives, than women leisure.

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OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Horizontal

The actress learns to walk; move and gesticulate from the first moment sho takes up a stage enreer. She sits woll, she lounges

1 To draw in or away by auction. gracefully, she holds her head & Superintendent. high, she knows the value of a 12 Avenue. single gesture. She carries her 13 Bashful. body well with the weight proper-14 Hautboy, ly distributed. She has, In effect, 16 Taste. poise, and polso carries her Into 16 To observe. old age almost imperceptibly.

17 Plant from which bitter drug is

procured. As a rule, too, the middle-aged

18 Hurry.. actress who looks so much younger than she really is has mental poise 21 Pulpit block.

20 To

primp. as well-incredible' as this may

25 Driving command. sound. It is, however, a stage 20 Legal rule, attribute also.

A Gallant Outlook on Life. Quickness of perception, great adaptability, the habit of looking

20 One's sister's daughter,

30 To make a mistake.

31 Rock containing silver, 32 Pennies.

33 To arrange cloth gracefully.

at life from many angles-all the 35 Chip of stone, possible angles invented, imagined 40 To donate.

or made concrete by the play-41 Constant companion,

No one 44 Region. wright-these are hers.

Vertical

1 Branches of learning. 2 A cleansing agent.

3 Section of a window. .4 Itim.

can remain in a profession só full | 45 Alwaya, of uncertainty, disappointment,48 Age. heart-breaking failures, constant 47 Skin. endeavour, without gaining a cer-49 A pause.

49 Correct, tain gallant outlook on life enm- bined with a knowledge of the absurdity of crying over spilt milk. Mental poise can be acquired In an easier school. Once realise ita value and it can be yours with a; little practice. Looking facts in the face and making the best of things is a rough and ready recipe. *A character in a recent play ex- claimed "Iow that life is full of bitterness and disappointment, but I think it is gallant to be gay about it!" That is the foundation of mental poise.

A Guide to Physical Poise. Physical polse is still easier.

middle-aged woman can cor-

& Almost a donkey. 6 Definite article,

21 YEARS AGO.

SOME EXTRACTS FROM THE "TELEGRAPI" FILES.

The following items are from

Any merkt faults herself if the Hongkong Telegraph for the she will live intimately with a long week ended December 6th, 1907. mirror-not only so that she may.

practice holding her head in auch The rate of the dollar on de- a way that she does not accentuate mand was 2». 0%1⁄2d. her double chin, walking well, sit-

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The Question af Massage. Massage plays a very important part in putting on weight and fill-ting well, conselously, but also A gloom wás cant over The edict has gone forth that ing out a too thin neck, shoulders that she may have opportunities of whole Colony by the death, Lo the the day of the ultra-thin woman is and arms. Warm olive oil is more catching sight of herself when she months after her marriage, of the ever, and those who wish to add beneficial than cream for this type is being natural and realising just wife of Captain Mitchell Taylor, ef massage, and the skin should how much perfection of poisc she A.D.C. Lo Sir Frederick Laugard, inches to theirhe sponged with hot water and lacks. measurements which make all the dried quickly before the massage difference between a rounded conia Started. Bear in mind that tour and angularity must begin to massage for increasing fleah must diet and massage.

berentle, and consists of light taps with the tips of the fingers and very gentle pluching and

nending,

rather difßeull is add

Tenperament has much to do with excessive thinness. The highly, nervous woman is invari- ably thin, and always finds 'it When treating the hock work to her from beneath the chin and beneath weight. It can, however, he dono, the onra dawnwards, never if she is prepared to take trouble upwards. Apply the warm oll, and persevere with a sensible diet, stearing it over the skin, and after. and devate about fifteen minutes dipping the Angers in more oil, tap daily te massagy.

it in, turning the head first to the right while treating the right-side Small nuls and often should of the neck, then to the left while be her motto. Milk, one of the the left side is being massaged. most fattening foods available,[Do this night and morning. should be taken regularly, a glass

two or three times daily. It is In cases where the neck is best to drink the milk through a excessively thin, It is a good plan, straw, as it is more easily digest-smear the throat with oil and after the nightly massage, to ed in that way. A glass al eleven, another in the afternoon, in place leave it on all night, wrapping a of tea, and a glass, taken warm, thin piece of muslin around the at bedtime will help greatly in throat to protect the bed linen filling out a too scraggy form, from the grease,

Batter is also excellent,' and 'It] In the morning, after the mas- shuuld be taken with brown breud, sage, wipe off the oil and sponge eut very thinly and thickly spread the skin with very cold water. with butter. Honey is also fat-

tening, but it is not everyone who

This braces up the muscles and can take it. If it suits you, take tones the skin, making it firm, and some for breakfast and at some will also prevent any tinge of other meal during the day. 'Milky sallowneas on the skin from the Ipuddings should take the place of use of the warm ollye oil.

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Interesting Sights

OU, I SLEEP LIKE A LOG ON TAIS AIRPLANE,

UNCLE HARRY

ERE'S THE ROCK OF GIBRALTER AHEAD

OF US TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT 177!

from septicaemia, after an attack. of dengue. The deceased lady was a niece of Sir Frederick, Laugard.

Mona. J. Millet was appointed Agent for the Messageries Mari- times in Hongkong,

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Mr. A. Rochn was appointed Managerin. Hongkong for the Deutsch Asiatische B Bank.

Charles James Hyrant,

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10 Earlier.

11 Slender probe.

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24 To

To perform.

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34 Omelous.

30 Young salmon,

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42 Portion of a circle,

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