The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-02-28
THREE PHASES OF LIFE.


THREE PHASES OF LIFE.
At birth we respire. at twenty-five
aspire, at eighy expire. This is the be
ginning. the sum, and the end OF us.
according to the philosophic mind Of
Hugo. He states the phenomena ct
life tersely and with the touch and
meaning Of master. That is all
right for those who are I'm a frame of
mind to philosophise. The panorama
of life is one thing its detail and anal
ysis quite another.
The greater question is: How are you
living? How am ! existing? That con-
Germs us more.
There Is vast difference between
living and existing 1T is the difference
between health, strength, happiness,
aspiration and power in whatever hum
BILE sphere we work, and the endurance.
the anguish, the pain and misery Of
bodily affliction.
Nature fashioned us all to be healthy.
She did more; she secreted roots and
herbs in her fields and forests to assist
some of us to maintain this health, or
regain II when lost.
There is a gentleman living at 1913
iOul oAi''A' bli'g NAlNo' iiAANi'7N-
ing story illustrates this in q practical,
common-sense way. six years ago"
he writes, my health broke down bad
ly. My appetite got to be tickle and
uncertain: then failed entirely. what
l forced myself to swallow did me but
small good. In fact, il often gave ice
such discomfort and distress that / ac-
tually dreaded to sit down to table.
pA bar
digestive organs became so upset and
disordered that | was practically fore
ed to llve-or rather exist--on n diet of
slops, Cruel, weak broths, etc, and even
these things occasioned me consldera-
BILE pain and inconvenience Medical
treatment did me no good whatever.
From time to time | tried all sorts
OF medicines that were recommended It
ne, or that | saw advertised but with
no better results. | became so debili-
| tated that my relatives thought / wa:
| going into a decline. In truth | was
! fearfully thin and wasted. At this
! stage of my trouble friend said
ought to try Seigers Syrup. He made
= the strongest kind of point of It, ant
! pressed the idea upon me. l yielded
and it was the best investment l evei
/ made.
! II began taking the medicine without
! faith. as | was sceptical as to the vir
! tues OF drugs and physics In general
! but before l had taken half a dozer
/ doses | found / was on the right tract
at last.
In short, I persevered with the Syr
up. taking it strictly according to tn,
directions, and it speedily alleviateC
II. ,.I
used in all four bottles, and while still
on the fourth l felt myself new man
| could eat well, sleep well, and worl
WELL and once more laugh and EMO!
myself to the full. More than thi
what does any man want?-what NOR
can the world give him?
AS to the thoroughness and perma
hence of the cure there can be n
! doubt, as what / have related too
place over five years ago. and sine
then l have remained in good healtI
I with the exception of trihing ailment
unworthy of mention.
"Other members of our family-not
ably my sltser Emma Lillian, who ha
sent you her own account of her case
have derived signal benefit from tn
use of the Syrup, and can tell thei
stories lot themselves. W e AWAY
keep a bottle in the house, and when
ever any of US feel out of sorts, hip
ped or seedy. we take a dose or tw
and it never fails to give the needed re
lief.
In conclusion, can honestly an
conscientiOusly recommend Seigel'
Syrup to any persons who may be SUI
fering from a weak stomach, impaire
digestion, chronic dyspepsia or kindre
complaints as a remedy that will reall
accomplish all that is claimed for It. -
(Signed) William James Edward Fish
sydney, June 26, 1901.
Seigers Syrup is made of eightce
natural ingredients, each of which Is
product of the soil Its curative prop
critics are derived from roots and herb
in scientific combination, and its heal
ing action has been acknowledged /
all civilized parts of the world durin
the past thrty-three years. KeI
handy for occasional use, 1t keeps IN
body strong and the functions activ
This is the way to resist disco SEES, I
avoid the daily miseries which take tn
snap and go out of life. There is
difference between living and existing
as Mr.. Fisher relates.
Frank C. Andrews, vice president O
the City Savings Bank, and a prominen
citizen OF Detroit Is under arrest chars
ed with the embezziement OF over a mil