Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-12
MUSIC.

II supposed to pervade them, but un.
questionably In this world of selfish
pursuit. some "stilled harbor" is need.
ed where a man may meet his fellow
men as friends, unbutton his dignity,
and be a boy again.
Then In time of stress, when sick
ness and death are near. he needs not
only the ministratlons of his family
but the sympathy Of men who have re-
solved in their hearts to be the expo
nents Of n gentle code Of ethics.
After these words OF Mr.. Towse
many will say almost thou persuad-
est me to become Knight.
Insanity in Everyday Practice" BY
f. @. Younger, MD. Cloth, 5x7h
In, 106 PIP. Balliere. Tindall &
Cox, Henrietta St., Covent Gar
den. London; $l.00.
This Is No. 8 of Medical Mono
graph Series" edited by DR.. Walsh. It
is a useful little book, taking up In.
sanity in its more practical phases.
The author justly claims that the
subject of psychological medicine is
generally left for the experience part
Of q medical mans training, and that
the large books ON the subject are too
exhaustive and searching for hand
use.
After the usual definitions, DR..
Younger gives the cases, symptoms
and legal bearings OF insanity, tho
classification which is usually such
bugbear coming under types Of insan.
ity and special forms.
To Americans the remarks on "Le-
gal Bearings" are of little practical i'm.
port, as the references are to English
lunacy laws of 1s9O-91. The book is
well written, printed and has an index.
journal of the Military Surgeons
July. The Association Of Military
Surgeons. Carlisle. Pa, SO q year.
Contents: The Rophylaxis OF Vene-
real Diseases (Dr. Sawtelle), Disloca-
tlon of First Metataesal Bone (Dr
Kenneson), The Degree OF Doctor OF
Public Health (Dr. Fitzsimmons), Re.
prints and TRANSACTIONS. Medico-Mili.
tary Index, Editorials, Review OF
Books, Topical Index OF Supplies, ON.
GERS and Committees Of the Associa.
ton, Special Articles uOJ.
A prize OF 800 In gold will be given
by the Military Service Institution.
Governors Island, N. Y, for the best
essay on:
military Hygiene: How Best to En-.
force Its Study In Our Naval and Nil.
itary Schools and Promote Its Intelli-
gent Practice in the Army"
Competition open to all officers or
ex-ofiicers of the Army. Navy, Marine
Corps, Public Health and Marine Hos.
pital Service, Volunteers or National
Guard. For particulars apply to the
secretary, DIR. T. +. Rodenbough, Gov
ernors Island.
DR.. Abrams, an able physician OF
San Francisco, has written a book on
THE Blues. An attack of the sort Is
quite durable, but prevention Is better
still.
How many people we meet who are
yellowed over with biliousness. born
of mince pies, fried sausages. Saratoga
chips, and hot, pungent ragouts, en-
trees, and dyspepsia-breeding salads,
hot sauces and desserts? Fat.soaked
soggy food Is not conducive to mental
sanity. How can clergyman who
has ruined his digestion by the use of
hot biscuits, wheat bread, pancakes,
friend doughnuts, rich cake and pas.
tries, preach any religious except one
of fear b.. or future torment? Total
depravity is often nothing but total In.
digestion. Voltaire affirmed that the
massacre of st. Bartholomew was due
to the incapacity OF the King to d.
gest his food. Indigestion caused by
bad cooking paralyzed Napoleon In two
OF the most critical battles OF his ca.
reer. Mushes are responsible more
than any other food for the production
Of dyspepsia, Oatmeal In the form
of paste Is UNIT to eat
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