Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-13
A FIREMAN'S
Gives Unstinted Praise to Bro.
Benjamin.

Station, Beretania and Fort streets.
was emphatic in his endorsement of
Bro. Benjamin and his methods of
treatment The scene was the Ho-
nolulu Drug Co.. 1924 Fort street,
Odd Fellows building at Bro. Ben
jamin's counter. There were quite u
number of people about buying the
different remedies. Said Mr.. Franco:
81 certainly am glad Bro. Benjamin
came to Honolulu, for to his being
here | owe the fact that | am well
and hearty again. | was sick, aenem-
ic, losing weight, stomach trouble and
general rundown system. I had
terrible pains after eating-pains In
the back and cramps at times In the
stomach. My eyes were dull and |
suffered a great deal from dizziness
and headaches. At night | could not
sleep. This condition has been going
on for quite a long time. One Sun
day night ] was taken with severe
stomach pains and cramps and the
only remedy on hand was this Bro.
Benjamin's Compound Herbalo, which
some friend was using. | took a
large dose of II and in short time
the stomach pains and cramps were
gone, and | was able to be about Mon
day morning. ] then called on Bro.
Benjamin at the Honolulu Drug
Store in the Odd Fellows building, and
who advised me to use three
months course of the Bro. Benjamin
Comp the great stomach
and blood cure. | started i'm to take
the medicine at once and at times II
seemed rs though | was getting no
results, but Bro. Benjamin advised
me to keep on and persevere, and
am glad ! did so as ! am now up and
well again. sleep well at night
Have gained in weight-Haye no
pains and in fact owe it to Bro. Ben
jamin and his Compound Herbalo
that | am here"
Mr.. Franco spoke in no uncertain
tone and II was easily seen was abso-
lutely sincere in his praise Of the
man and the medicine that had re-
stored his health.
We have hundreds of testimonials,
both here In Honolulu and outside,
said Bro. Benjamin. Look at the good
we did in the case of Emelie Silva of
Kaneohe, Mrs. Manuel Suza of Kali
hi, Mrs, J. Madeiros of Kewalo and
Mrs. A. Costa of School street, and
scores of others. Bro. Benjamin Com
poung Herbalo and the other REM
edies ! am introducing are godsend
TO those afflicted and who have tried
doctors and other medicines without
avail. There seems to be something
| in, these remedies to reach the most
complicated and hopeless case. / am
at the Honolulu Drug Co. store, Fort
! street near King, for few weeks yet
with my assistants. explaining my
remedies to those Interested Ny
hours are from . to 8. | have bene-
fitted and cured thousands of people
since | have been In Honolulu the
! past four months and my stay is
drawing to a close.
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! tive or failure to do what Is necessary
to protect the public health, to compel
the counties, as above described, to
take action. Not only is the purpose
of the bill to compel the counties to
pass ordinances, but also to apply
! them for the mere passage of the
! proper ordinances does not protect
! public health Their application alone
| protects the public health, hence there
Is no intention in the proposed legis-
lation to limit the powers of the po-
| litical subdivisions to make such APP
! plication of health ordinances as are
| within their means and organization
1t Is felt that the law will increase
the development of the county admin
| istraton in health matters along prop
| err lines.
THE new section which Is added by
the bill to the Revised Laws makes
the issuance of licenses by any city or
city and county where the issuance of
such license affects sanitary matters,
subject to prior approval of the Terri
torial Board of Health as to suitability
of location and supplements the pow
crs of the counties In the revocation
of licenses In cases where business Is
conducted In such manner as not to
conform to the general health laws and
| regulations. ....r...- .....s
This section would, In a measure,
| be n protection to the counties; 1t
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