The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-07-23
NOT EVEN IF IT COST TWENTY
SHTLLINGS.

A notable percentage - about one
/ third. think-of the power Of q steam
engine is used up in overcoming tht
friction OF its own parts. Hence in
ventors are constantly testing device:
/ to reduce friction. Yet they can never
/ overcome il. and the resistance ere
| atsd by It represents power land hence
| expense aISo) absolutely lost
Now the human bosy is machine
/ propelled by heat, exactly as an engine
| is: and anything that retards it may
be considered as friction Very good
then.
You have noticed great differences
in your own yigOr. Some days you
work easily. and on others with DIM
Guilty. This is so whether you are
chiefly uuscle-wOrker or brain
worker: or & mixture Of bCth-aS most
people are. Occasionally you are able
10 do more work in 8 day than ST other
times you can do in three. 1t is the
odds between walking on smooth. hard
level grounds and dragging yourself
uphill through wet clay. What
wouldn't lawyers. authors. clergymen
and all other brain-TOrkers give for
something having the power TO keep
their minds clear and sJrong2 Or
body-workers for something that would
prevent aching. weakness and fatigue
Do I know what viii do it, No.
don't. Il did I could retail the secret
for more money than is slowed away
in the Bank OF England. But I dc
know one thing. and viii tell it you in
Z uinute-fOr nothing
First. however. We will talk Of Mr..
J. B. Goss and the friction he tried 50
long TO overcome. Mr.. Goss is 8 larg5
farmer living al StradSett. near Down
ham Market. Norfolk, and is well
known in his district When the far
mers meet on market days he often
speaks Of his experience and how he
came out OF it.
In order 10 cover II all he has 10 20
back fifteen years-Jo about ISIS. At
/ that tine he began 10 feel the signs OF
some disease which he could neither
l account for not understand AT first
/ he merely realized that he was out OF
| condition His work became less and
less & pleasure and more and more d
/ task From his business his thoughts
| turned upOu himself. and no man car
/ work well in that form Then he and
I his victuaIs began 10 disagree. which
/ Is d state OF things TO make q man ask
what can the reason be-
/ He had TelI-prOvided table. Of
| course: yet he often sat down 10 hi;
/ meals and couldn't touch q morsel- Mr.
| Goss knew that this would never do
/ II & nan expects TO live. he must eat
/ There are no two ways about that
| So he ate more OF Iess-aIthOugh not
uuCh-without the stimulus Of an ap-
/ petite he forced II down. as you may
say But this wouldn't do either
/ When the stomach goes on strike Il
can't be rhipDef into working before
/ the question al Issue is properly set
tied
Thus It ended in his having great
pain and tfghtnsss at his sides and
/ chest 4 was constantly belching W
9 sour fluid he says which ran out
Of ny mouth ike vinegar I had q
I horrible sensation at the stomach for
| which I was not able 10 find any relief
/ For nights together I could get no
/ sleep, and IN this general condition
I continued for fire years, no medicine
o. medical treatment doing more than
/ 70 abate some Of the worst SYMPTOM:
l for the tine being
/ In the early part Of 1853 I heard OF
Z medicine which was said TO do good
I in cases like nine Whether It would
I help ne OF course had no idea. After
I 50 many things have failed one nat
UralIy has 10 faith il z new ore yet
I got Z supply and began with It. II
z short tine II was plain that I had
come upon the rsaI remedy AZ last NJ
I food agreed witE ne, and soon all pain
[ and distress gradually left ne Since
/ then now ten years ag0) I have kept
I IN the best Of health II l. OF any OF
ny family all anything z dose OF
I Mother SeigEFs Curative Syrup-the
medicine that cured ue-soou sets Us
right We have 10 need Of z doctor
I fSignedl J. B. Goss, March z4th. 1883.
Mr. Goss once said that If SeigeFs
Syrup cost 20s- bottle he would not
| be without IL in his house. We can
easily believe him Considering what
II did for hin-aud does for others
il would be cheap at any price Yet
Ike plenty Of things Of the highest
practical value. II costs but little The
reader can imagine under what diff
Guilty and friction Mr.. Goss must have
done what work he did during those
five years suffering with indigestion
and dyspepsia
This then, We know; that LIES fric-
ton and loss Of power comes chiefly
from that single disease, and that
arises from the use Of Mother SeigeITz
great discovery.