The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07
OUR REGARDS TO MR.. RUSSELL.

The ritter of these lines hereby tenders
to Mr.. W CLARK Russell the assurance OF
his thanks snd appreciation. l have al
ways loved sea stories, and those of Mr..
Rus ell stand st the head of their class.
From The Wreck of the Grosyenorn to
IL st. Ye Landslneni" / have read them
all Yet >slt water, and the things thereon
snd therein, are not The only Things he
knows about; not by many degrees o
latitude.
In his last book he makes a sailor talk
thus: Il have suffered from the liver in
my time, and know what 1t Is TO have
felt mad | say | have kuUwn moments
WHEN could scarce restrain myself from
breaking windows. kicking at the Sims of
all who tpproache,t me, knoc&u z my head
asail u the wall, Y ling with the yell VI
Que vino i tops In q mt. and ali the wlsile
my brain Was a. healthy as the heaihIe
that ever filled Il human skull, and uutuIng
was wanted gu q muskrtry OF calomel ills
10 dislodge the hend, &c. &c.
So much for hat Air. Russell sailor Tor
Mr.. Russell himself. says;) and tie are
pie ~ of people who can testify that this is
not bit oyerurawn Ohe fact II a. ten
lar II helps Us 10 realize namely, tn t the
life If stilor does not guarantee good
health. Ind ge>tion ard dy>peps -ot
which liver complaint J. sequence and
symptoms as common among sailors a.
among land>men
One of the latter, however, may now tell of
his experience. "All my life" he says. Il
had suffered from bIliousness and sex
headaches 1 would have an attack about
ever, three weeks. At such times my APP
petite LETT me, and | CO Id neither eat nor
drink for days together. | suffered from
dreadful sickness and strainIng and yomit-
ed d greeni>h-yellow fluid My head felt a
thought 1t would Durst. had bad taste
in he mouth, sailOE skin, and the whites
of the ewes turned yellow. / was recon-
mended 10 Try vegetarian diet, AID did
so, but the attacks were Just a. freq ent
and violent. | consulted doctors and took
their medicines but was none he better
for IL In IhIs way | went on year after
year"
Wei, We shall agree that there could
scarcely be worse way 10 60 on, aid II all
came about thus: The OverwOrkrd stom-
acn put more work on the liver than the
latter could TO- Indignant and disguised
at thi. the lIv refused TO do stroke
more than It's proper share. Hence more
bic accumulated IN the blood than The
liver WAS able to remove. This urplus
blIe acts a. a slow pos, hand 1 so very
slow either. The tongue is furred; the
head aches and feels dali and heavy; the
eyes and >kIn are greenish yellow; there Is
dizziness anu nausea; cold hands and feet (; |
spots before the eyes; q pungent, biting |
fluid rises into the throat; constipation
high coiored kidney secretion; Frustrated ]
nerves; irritability; loss of ambition; fears
and fOrebodiDgs, etc, etc.
This is biliOusness" or .Iver COMPLAINT
IN its simplest form When long unchecked |
it produces irregular acton of the heart i
govt, and any. or all, of I
duzen oCher organic disorders IhrIe i no Il
more Certain or powerful impulse to mis-
behavior; suicide and other crimes often
resulting.
What to OF To get nd of the poison BY
start ug the skin anu bowes into energetic /
action; then to keep them going at
healthy and natural gait. How TO do this
Let our friend Mr.. F Widger, 4, Portland
quare. ,ynlOJ.th-shOuu sc Lave Just
cas- on that point.
In his letter. dat March Sd. 1888, he
adds:
"TWo wears ago. after a medicines had
iaIivd 10 help me. / nIst hezrd OF MOther
Siegel'- Curative - rup- 1 procured it
from Mr. Z LuEe, Chemist, Tavistocs
Road, ana began TO u it, and nothing
Else Afteg having consumed one bottle /
toun myself yastly bet er, and by con-
linuing vi h II | z I rid Of my old .Odble
al OgetneT."
We should mention that Mr. Widger j a
aiIor End uutitI=r at Ply mouth and well
own and re pected in that community.
de permits Us to use his name out of graII-
-uce for his recovery. The potency of
Mother egei's Curative Syrup over liver
disease Is due TO its ability 10 cue di-
zestlon and dyspepsia, hich Is las We have
.aldt the cause Of liver disease.
Every house on the land. and every ship
IN the sea, should have this remedy as q
lec ssary part OF their stock and stores
Perhaps Mr.. Russell may recommend it in
lis next book But no .-musketry of Gallo
mel pills" Oh no.