The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-12-01
THEY MUST AGREE.

THEY MUST AGREE.
As to matters that have no practical
outcome 10 Is Of no consequence wheth-
er we agree or not. The earth may be,
as some say 1t Is, molten mass (save
for a shell few miles thick on the
outside), or 1t may be solid and cool
all the way through from London to
Sydney. However it may be, we can
40 nothing about it. So let the scien-
tific chaps go on specializing to their
hearts content; the world will keep
revolving as usual. and We shall have
to continue picking up our living from
its surface.
Recently in my reading have come
upon articles In certain medical Jour-
nals-uncanny, uninteresting publica-
tons, that they are, for nonprofes-
sional pertsal-going to show that II
is not the heart which impels the blood
through the body, but the chemical ac-
ton of oxygen inhaled by the lungs. A
prodigious discovery, IL It is discov-
cry at all.
Yet what odds would 1t make? None
whatever. Fair women would blush
by the help OF the capillaries as of old,
and We should tie rags around cut fin
gers just the same. II follows, my
brethren, that some things may be
mysteries to the end Of the chapter
and no harm done, and others may diff
fer without disturbing the serenity OF
our passing days-a most soothing re-
Election.
| But the advantage or otherwise Of a
persons food agreeing or disagreeing
with him is not a mere matter Of Opin-
ion. There Is only one way to look al
that. AS a whole, food must agree with
us, and we with it, or we are ruined
A lady OF Sheffield. Mrs. s. A. Smith
suffered a long, wearisome. and costly
illness, simply because her food failed
to agree with her. For three years she
was weak and wretched on account OF
1t. The light and pleasure went out Of
her life. She needed to eat, of course
just as she needed to breathe; yet
after every meal-commonlV Of light
things taken in small quantities, ant
slowly-she was Immediately seized
with pains in the stomach, the chest
and the left side. Was not this hare
recompense for doing what nature
compelled her to do-to eat
Any act which causes pain is per
formed as seldom as possible, and a
incompletely. For who wants to SUI
fer
as her body called for-Mrs. Smith los
flesh and strength. Necessarily. Draw
more money out Of the bank than you
deposit and presently the bank return
your checks marked mo funds" T,
be sure. Nobody can make twice TIVE
equal five.
II got to be so feeble ! could scarce
ly get about" says the lady. II wa
like this for three years from tn
spring of 1S93-being worse in tn
spring than at other seasons. VIVA
to do more than l had done, l didn'
know, when one day, my aunt, Mrs
William Andrew. of Willoughton
urged me to take Mother Seigel
Syrup. After having done SO for ;
short time, the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
was better, and soon it wholly dis
appeared. l am now entirely curet
and strong and hearty as was befor,
my illness came upon me. You ma!
rest assured that. after SO fortunate al
experience with Mother Seigel's Syrup
! recommended It to all my friends, ant
in sending you this short statement l
is my wish that you should print It TO
the good of others II you so DESIRE
(Signed) s. A. Smith, A. buckingham
Road, Sheffield, June 3, 1898. 80 d.,
In April Of this year (1S9S)," say
another, my health began to fail.
felt drowsy, and tired with the leas
exertion. After every meal had op
preston ut the chest and sides. an,
great deal of pain. Whatever food
took disagreed rith me, and ! grew
weak. ] am a dressmaker, and whel
at my work had SO great pain coul,
hardly bear It. tried all the usua
medicines for indigestion, but go
worse and worse One day in July,
read about Mother Seigel's Cyrup. ant
got a bottle Of Mr.. Hattersley, chem
list. West India Dock Road, and in I
few days felt better. After taking {
second bottle l was cured, and hav,
been well ever since. "-(Signed) miss
Minnie Wyatt, &c, West India Docl
Road, London, E., October II, 1898.
Yes. It Is true. health and life de
pend on perfect agreement between
ourselves and our food This Ia not ,
matter of opinion. II Ia a vital ant
living relationship. and nothing doe
80 much to promote the agreement al
the frequent and timely use OF Mother
Seigels Syrup.