Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-18
Books, Bookish People and Things
We get no good by being ungenerous TO book.
E B. Browning.

cure, open.air treatment, breathing.
diet, exercise, climate, sanitaria and
hygienic and prophylactic measures.
There is an appendix with diet ia.
bles.
II would be a good thing II every.
body read this book, whether they be
diseased, immune or non.immune.
A feature of st. Nicholas Magazine
for July is the story entitled "Kibun
Daizin" or From Shack.Boy to Mer.
cnant Prince. by Gensai Mural.
or this author the editor says In
predatory note: "St. Nicholas counts
itself fortunate In being able to pre-
sent to its young readers an admirable
serial story from the Japanese, writ.
ten by one Of Japan's most popular
novelists and filled with the spirit of
that great Oriental nation. The au.
thor of this story, Gensai Mural, was
once a student of the Waseda School.
founded by Count okuma, leader Of
the Progressive Party In Japan. There
he studied English literature as well
course of study he was employed by
one Of the well.known Toxic papers
called the 'Hochi,' to write stories for
1t. His writings soon arrested the at.
tention Of the reading circles in Japan.
Several Of his novels went through as
many as ten editions within two years.
The story has been translated es-
pecially for the ST. Nicholas, and many
quaint terms and expressions have
been purposely retained. although the
pronunciation and meaning OF the
japanese words are given wherever
necessary"
THE Cure OF Incurables." BY ]. II.
Kellogg, MD. Paper; Modern
Medicine Pub. Co., Battle Creek,
Mich.
This paper, read before the Michigan
State Medical Society. takes up dis.
eased conditions ito great extent
abandoned as intractable", and at.
tempts to Indicate ration therapeu-
sis.
DIR. Kellogg's methods are largely
hygienic, but as "incurable" diseases
do not bend to drug treatment We are
thankful for any remedial measures.
The diseases specified are: Bright's
disease, diabetes, exophthalmic goetre.
infectious jaundice, Ataxia, chronic
rheumatism. dyspepsia, progressive
emaciation, insomnia, chlorosis, hys.
terra, nugraine. tie doulomeax, epilep-
sy, nervous asthma, obesity, consump-
ton and bed-ridden Inconsistencies.
ID. G. Heaths Catalogue of Books, 1904.
Boston, New York. Chicago, At.
lanta. San Francisco and London.
An almost exhaustless list OF educa,
tional and scientific books at reason.
able prices.
The Association of Military Sur.
geons offer a gold medal VALUE 5000
the Enno-Sander Prlxe-for the best
essay on:
1.-THE Relations of the Medical Re.
partment to the Health Of Armies"
Conditions similar to above. Limit,
Sept. 20, 1904. Particulars given by
James Evelyn Pitcher. MD, Carlisle,
Pa.
In "Out West" for July there Is an
interesting article on "The Vigilance
Committee OF 1866. The stirring
times Of this period are well described
with illustrations of men and buildings
Of early San Francisco.
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odicals for this department should be
sent to the Bulletin Bookman," Ho
lualoa, North Kona, T. II.
Miss Verjuce--What a shame II Is
how the men deceive us poor women.
Miss luehose-They woull never get