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ftSl Wi SfJj !?, SSlJ gj&SjgM 1" iL"l W3 krtf.' MiKs rj VH-J. THE VKKJCtY HILO TRIBUNE, HILO, . HAWAII, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, JS54, W Six That hard cough of y o u r s what aro you doing for It? Look out, or it wlllblnd you with nil tUb itrongth of a poworful chain. Aver's Cherry Pectoral euros coughs and colds, uvon hard coughs and old colds. 1 Mrs. A. White, of Fltzroy, Victoria, says: " I had a very hard cough night and day. I tried many romodlos, but without relief. I thought my lungs were noarly gone. I then tried Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. I began to Improve at onco, and only one and one-half bot tles completely cured mo." Thero aro many substitutes and Imi tations. Bowaro of them I lie sure you got Ayor's Cherry Pectoral. Two sizos. largo and small bottlos. COMSACK OK UKIMJHI.KJAN. John llrlslmiid Walker Hays lluropc and America Should Fight Itussla. The commanding position which Rtissin has grasped along the fron tiers of China, India and Persia seems lo leave no doubt as to her intentions. We are to have one I great final war, which promises to j be so frightful in its waste of human life and so costly in its expenditure of treasure that it will be a lasting horror, and it must settle the ques tion of the world's civilization. Napoleon predicted that in 100 years the world would cither be Cossack or Republican. Busy with home affairs, neither governments nor peoples seem to understand how threatening is the Cossack rule even in America itself. Russia has today 129,000,00001" population. Persistently carrying lout a plati conceived more thati I forty years ago, she has quietly oc icupied every position in Asia which 1 would eventually enable her to nn uiex the 400,000,000 of China; then the 280,000,000 of India, and finally Oceanic 35 Company Time Table The steamers of this line will ar rive and leave this port as hereunder: fnfuti by Dr. J. C. A;r k Co., Lowell, Mm, U.S.A. For Sale by HILO DRUG COMPANY j Ule s.ooo.ooo of Persia. Russia is now established along the frontiers, its forts built, and its navies in the eastern harbors of Asia. Many officers have arrived, and vast quantities of stores and arms have been shipped in. More ithan 150,000 Russian troops are either on the ground or within call, as the nucleus of an army of occu pation. It would require but a short time to drill natives in order to put half a million men in the field, sweep down on Pekin and 25 over northern China. Let the civilized world stop its pleasures and its business long enough to consider this spectacle and ask, "Whence will the force be FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Ventura Dec. 16 Alameda Dec. Sierra Jan. Alameda Jan. Sonoma , Jan. Alameda Feb. Ventura Feb. Alameda Feb. 26 FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Sierra Dec. Alameda -Dec. Sonoma Jan. Alameda , Jan. Ventura ..Jan. Alameda Feb. Sierra Feb. Alameda March 15 30 5 20 26 10 16 2 In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the agents are prepared to issue, to intending passengers Coupon Through TickOtS by any railroad from Sail Francisco to all points in the United States, and from New York by an) steamship Hue to all European ports. For further particulars apply to Wm. G. Irwin & Co. LIMITED General Agents Oceanic S. S. Co. Union Barber Shop. GARCIA & CANARIO. Props. Ule $lw, Cut fiair and Shampoo at Ect-Eioc Rates. We also take particular pains with Chil dren's Uaircutting. Union Building, Waianuenue St. 1 7 brought to combat the Russian forces in China?" But let Russia annex 400.000,000 of Chinese sub jects and with this low priced labor build armaments; then India and Persia are certain to fall. America feels confident in her strength, and, added to .England and France, we imagine that we might conquer the world. But where would these three nations stand if Russia had at command two-thirds of the world's population? Does she need money to conduct her cam paigns? By weight of numbers she would move down and capture it. If Russia should be permitted to retain her position in Manchuria, the Cossack will presently hold the World by brute force. I am op posed to war. I do not believe in war. I hope there will never be ! another war. But if there can be a just war it is called for now. Either America and Southern Europe must fight Russia at this time or concede to her all of Asia. The people of the United States have been so intent upon their own little comer of the world that they have failed to reflect on what a Cos sack world would mean. But this Mauchurian question is a matter of such tremendous importance that it demands thoughtful determination. Russia is doing her work so quietly, so diplomatically, and with such de ceptive professions of good faith, that we stand like children review ing events without comprehension of what they mean, or of the in fluence at work upon our 'own destiny. rVuta of Memory. : Question: Is it better to remem ber than to forget? The answer depends on the matter. Much has j been said about the marvelous feats 1 of memory performed by Senator j Depew and Mayor Low in repeat ing offhand, word for word, a writ ten speech of 2000 or 3000 words after dinner. I take it that these gentlemen have said the same thing so often in post-prandial orations that it would be difficult for them to omit a word or phrase. A far more wonderful feat is that of the general delivery clerk in the post- office, who looks for John Jarvus's mail today for the first time, and when John Jarvus puts his face at the window ten years hence will look in the same box for the same name without waiting for Mr. Jarvus to announce who he is. The mem ory may be cultivated to an extra ordinary degree, as all are aware. Seneca, the Roman rhetorician, was able to repeat 2000 words upon once hearing them, each in its order, though they had no dependence or connection on each other.- Pontius Latro retained in his memory all the otatious he had ever spoken, without falling in even a single word. Cyneas, ambassador to the Romans from King Pyrrhus, in oife day so well learned the names of his audience that the next morning he saluted the whole Senate and all the populace assembled each by his name, Cyrus knew every soldier in his army by name, and Scipio had a speaking acquaintance with all the citizens of Rome. Hcrr von Kieublin, a celebrated German scholar, was once clerk in a bank of Copenhagen, in which capacity he gave proof of miraculous memory by restoring from recollection alone, the entire contents of a leaf in the bank ledger which had been lost by fraud oraccideut. New York Press. On -L. Tho Abovo Is the Bonocia Rovorsiblo Disc Plow. Where a team can walk and draw a plow Tiik Reversible works perfectty. The combination of features in ... . The Corner Restaurant FRONT AND CHURCH STS. If you appreciate a good meal nicely prepared call and sec me. Meals 35c Up C. SHIMAMOTO, Prop. Lato Suppers from 8 p. m. to I a. m. A Doe the Thler. Recently a jeweler in Budapest ordered from Amsterdam on ac count of a customer two brilliants of the total value of $1000. The gems arrived, and the jeweler was examining them in a private room when a customer asked to see him. The jeweler left the room, shut ting the door and leaving thestones on the table. When he returned A National Aquarium. An aquarium containing every breed of fish and fowl, reptile and plant that has a habitation within the confines of the constantly ex panding territory that is guarded by the folds of the American flag is the plan recently proposed by Secretary Cortelyou for the capital city, and one which he will recommend to Congress as an adjunct of the bureau of fish and fisheries. His idea has already received the com mendation of all who have learned of it, the benefit of such an estab lishment being generally acknowl edged, If the plans are made effective by the necessary co-operation of Con gress the aquarium to be establish ed in Washington will surpass any thing of the kind on this continent, both in size and the scope of its work. During the several exhibits made at the expositions in Chicago, Omaha, Buffalo and elsewhere the fish commission has made a careful study of the aquarium and has the benefit of that knowledge, now that it may be called upon to construct this ambitious work. It is expected that fish and ani mals from every part of the country will have a place in the gardens connected with the aquarium, and as a school for the , study of this class of life it will maintain a high position. Scientists, school children and their teachers and others will find the national aquarium, a store house of knowledge piscatorial, and as an addition to the buildings and parks of the city it cannot be too highly commended. The location of the lakes and houses has not been decided, this and other details be ing held for final consideration until Congress takes some action in the matter. Washington Star. White Horse One Cigarette. "To smoke one cigarette is worse ten minutes later they had disap- j than drinking a brrrel of beer. pearnd. He sent for a detective, I "Every cigarette means a dream who searched the room without re-. of ? fure crime. .. ., , , ..... 1 "Ihe first cigarette a boy or a suit. He then observed a little , man smokes is bthe first 8t , R dog under the table, and, after , futurc criminal career. ascertaining that the animal was in 1 "Cigarettes mean death before it the room when the stones disap- 's due." it must have ' 'iesc are declarations of Magis 1 trate Crane, made in Harlem Police 1 hereupon the dog was taken to fore hi,,,, irrespective of the charge, a veterinary surgeon and poisoned. ' he inquired: On its body being cut open the "No y smoke cigarettes?" If brilliants were found inside, t0- tle prisoner admitted that he did he nt itv-iiiitu, unit 11 lit nam nu the magistrate comnelled him to hold had also been up i,is i,ands that his fingers might peared, declared that swallowed them. The Benecia Reversible Make it the most valued of all DISC PLOWS. It can be used right or left hand, plowing around the land or reversible, throwing furrows all one waj Will plow between terraces WITHOUT LEAVING a water eurrow, Made only in a sulky. 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