Hilo tribune. [volume], May 23, 1902, Image 3

About Hilo tribune. [volume] (Hilo, Hawaii) 1895-1917

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We catch the Steamer
An important Tact in the saving of time is that of plac
iiiR Hoods on the return steamer for the Islands.
Smith's Cash Store, nt 25-27 Market Street, San Fran
cisco, claim to accomplish this most ilesirahlc end for
the henefit of their customers, and allow nothing to
prevent.
Pi ice lists for the askinc Money to he saved by or
dering. Greatest guarantee of quality and freshness of supplies
forwarded. Careful packing to insure safe arrival.
N09. 25.27 Market Street,
San I'ranclsco, Cnl., U.S.A.
Smith's Csh Store
Weak Nerves
Aro you ovor norvous? Do you llo
aw ako nights, suffer fronulcspomlcncy,
anil often feol iliscourncod? lt'sulorrl
Mo llfo to load. Don't suffer in this
way any nioru. (Jut strong and well.
Enterprise Planing Mill Company.
OKO. MtT.MUV, Mj?r.
1'kont ST., in rear of Hilo Mercantile Co'a IluililliiK
I'lanine, MotiloitiK, Scroll Work ana alt kinds of Turned Work, Window Prnmcs, etc
WATKR TAN S A SrUClAI.TV. Household and all kinds of Furniture,
Slore I'itliiiKs. Counters, etc., in ide to order. Cross-cut Saws re-toothed and
ni.ule as good as new, at easy rates.
Manufacturer ol School Seats, Church Tews, and Redwood Guttcts, all alics
mniiHHiHiminnfHimimHmmimnmnimmmmmim
.COLD in the head.
vSurc signs of Grip.
Grip Tablets
25 cents box.
PAINS all over.
Dr. Ford's
are a specific
Follow tlio nilrirp of Mrn.Tlioitm rrltr Irani,
of Ailclatilo, Boutli AuntralU. Hlio Kcnilit us
licr photo;riili and mjii
" I luul a tcrrililc Whom which loft my
ncTTC all untruii(. 1 liiil crro lirailaclir,
lmllgciitlnn, Mri'plo'snpini, nml my nrrvn
were Just as weak ns tlicy could lie, 1 then
trloil Ajrer'g ftusApnrllU ami I begin to Ini
jirovo nt nnro. My nwtlto returned, my
ingestion lniiroTed, and my nerves became,
strong and steady."
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla
Thcro aro ninny Imitation " Rimparlllu."
Ilu suro you get Ayor's.
Uso Aycr's l'llla with the Sarsaparilla.
Thesonro purely vegetable pills. They euro
constipation, blllouiincss, sick hoadacho.
Prcptrcd by Dr. J. C. Ajcr & Co., Uwcll, Mtis , U.S.A.
OWL DRUG CO.,
Hilo, Hawaii.
Ltd.
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J. E. ROCHA
HAS KSTARMSIIKD A STANDARD for
High-Class Tailoring that will stand the
lest. lie knows how to cut; he knows how
to make up, and where and what piece goods
to buy. His shop is on
N'O MOCK PATTI5RNS
WAIANURNUE STREET
Canadian-Australian Royal Mail 88. Cu.
. i 1: !.. r.r.iurtlnii with the Cnnnilia
hicainersoi uicaouvu nil i ilium! """""" ---- :;,,-. ,, r iinnoliihi
,. u i' i,,i Si.,lni.v. N. S.W.. and callinu at Victoria, 11. t-., Honolulu,
a, v-....,.....j, ... -, i;":y'-'l"i.- J or nlw.llt til
anil Ilriiliiue, is. , are uuu ill nunuium
Canadian Pacific Rail
ctoria. II. C. Honolulu
on or alHWt the dates below
stated, viz:
From Vancouver and Victoria B.C.
For llnsh.iue, Q., and Sydney:
MIOWHRA JUNK
AORANOI JULY
MOANA AL'O.
From Sydney, Brisbane (Q).
l'or Victoria and Vancouver, 11. C:
AOr'aNT.I Jl'NH
MOANV JUIA
MIOWHRA JULY
OITMMJTIUX AXI LUNdKVlTV.
rii)slclnns (live Interesting Tcfltf.
inony Upon the Subject.
The munificent new service, the "Imperial Limited." is now runuinK ilnily
RKfAVKKN VANCOl'VKR AXI) MONTRKAh. making the run in too hours,
without cImiiki. The finest r.nlwnv service in tlie world.
TlirouKli tickets issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and hurope
1'or freijjlit and passage, and all general information, Apply to
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Gen'! Agts.
Furniture
fop your
Stables
Harness
and
Vehicles
Volcano Stables
AND TRANSPORTATION CO.
LI; AD IN THESE UN ES because the best goods
arc sold for the least money.
Carriage liinporiuin
Wo make to order - nil wood
work of Gears, boiled in lin
seed oil -the best Hacks, Hug
gies. Road Wagons, Drays,
and Freight Wagons.
We are agents for Studebakcr
Wagons and Carriages on
this Island.
Harness Headquarters
We supply plantations with
harness by wholesale
cheaper than can be bought
on the Coast. Uig Stock of
ready made harness on hand.
Our made.to.order harness
is the most serviceable har
ness on the market.
Blacksmilhing and Carriage
Itepair Shop
Ourhorseshoor carries a dip
loma from the best Veter
inary College.
Carriages and Vehicles re
paired; best material and
workmanship.
Our l'aint Shop
Is under the supervision of
a man whose reputation is
not excelled on the Coast.
LIVERY, DRAYINC AND
TEAMING TO ALL PARTS
OF THE ISLAND.
FAST FltE.NTII KXl'KLSS TRAIN.
Flyers Arc (ironing .More l'opulnr
In France as Klscwhere.
French express trains nml their
rate of speed have been somewhat
prominently before the public for
some time, ami there were a good
many comparisons with Htiglatid in
this connection. Little was said nt
the time of the "Sud express,"
which runs daily between Paris
and the Spanish frontier and which
accomplishes n very meritorious
performance. This train is one
more example of the progress that
has been made in France of recent
years with regard to rapid railway
truveling. Its inclusive rate of
speed of fifty miles an hour equals
that of the fastest Scotch expresses,
while its intermediary speeds show
a higher average than those pre-
... . - . .
express, or even by America's
"Umpire State" express. Paris
Messenger.
- - -
Snap Shot.
Vice that flaunts itself on the
best streets is low down.
It is quite proper that the man
who has made many laugh should
be tickled.
Knowledge of grafting is not so
difficult to acquire "as n high school
education.
Good digestion will brighten the
whole world.
Young love will not fail to halt a
moment at the door, though once
inside the time of night will cer-
tainly be requested.
1 A wise dog will not take readily
i to the hospitality of strangers.
j The curbstone will not refuse it
i self to the kicker.
An Kaster hat is impatient, but
it can wait.
I No atmosphere is so pure that it
is not comnclled to meet much bad
! language.
The joy of a hopeful life is that
it always has wings in reserve.
A bird in the hand may be better
for some purposes, but for the bird
and the music of it the bush is
preferable.
It is not easy to make a joke of
responsibility.
People who cannot walk do not
prefer to ride. Sioux City Journal.
VOLCANO STABLES and TRANSPORTATION CO.
CEO. S. McKENZIE. Manager
Dr. Arlitlge, nn English physi
cian, has recently published the re
sults of years of close study of long
evity, quoted in the Chicago Tri
bune, and his conclusions are in
structive and valuable. Dr. Arlidge
has decided that the indolent rich
arc the shortest-lived of nil classes,
nud gives ns the cnuse of this seem
ing nnomnly that they worry their
lives away. The farmer stands nt
the head of the list of long livers;
he generally has to toil hard, hut
his work is in the open nir, and in
an altogether healthy environment.
Good digestion with him waits up
on appetite, and he eats heartily of
wholesome food, which nourishes
his frame and makes good red
blood.
Next in order of longevity nre
the clerical, legal, and medical pro
fessions. The clergyman in the
country leads n life somewhat
closely resembling that of the farmer;
he is much' out of doors, his hours
arc necessarily regular, and he is
precluded by the nature of his call
ing from dissipated habits of a
worldly sort. The lawyer's lines,
so fnr as health is concerned, ate
not cast in such pleasant places.
His life is n more strenuous one,
generally full of excitement, with
the brain kept for most of the time
at high pressure, nnd the nerves on
the strain. Of the three learned
professions, the physician can cnl-1
eulnte on the shortest life. A con
scientious doctor must of necessity
be the most tclf-nbnegnting of men;
and, ns n rule, he has little or no
lime to think of himself, as his mind
is continually burdened with the
responsibilities of his practice. In
both town and country the medical
man is compelled perforce to live
under unnatural conditions; he is
out in nil weathers and nt nil times;
nnd it mny be truly said that a busy
physician can hardly call an hour
his own. Then he is constant!
exposed to infection, and n large
part of his life is spent in the de
pressing fg slcRrodni'. Tf, tiiefc
Pllt'" will be no matter for surprise
to learn that, excepting nrtists, the
lnrgest number of suicides nre re
corded among members of the med
ical profession. Insnnity, also,
has wrecked the minds of many
brilliant physicians.
Politics, according to Dr. Arlidge,
is one of the most healthy of occu
pations. This fact has been proved
time and again Gladstone, Uea
consfield, Bismark, and Thiers are
conspicuous examples of the truth
of this statement. Great brain
workers are notoriously long lived,
and among literary men, scientists,
piofessors, and teachers, the mor
tality is far lower than among the
industrial classes, therefore Dr.
Arlidge holds that activity of the
mind, if bent in the right direction,
has more to do with the health of
the body than muscular exertion,
but he thinks that a judicious com
bination of both forms of exercise
brings about the ideal condition.
Employers of labor ore especially
subject to heart affections. Nervous
complaints come second, apoplexy
third, and consumption fourth. I he
commercial traveler is a man who
seldom reaches the allotted term of
years. Irregular hours, too much
drinking and smoking, and poorly
cooked food are the fuctors that tend
to bring his existence to an un
timely end. Policemen nre, ns n
class, very healthy nnd live to nn
advanced aire, due to the fact that
they nre chosen for their sound-
Whooplm: Cough. 1C8Mi n)d that their life is largely
A woman who hns had exper- hpent in the open air. Kheumatisin
' ience with this disease, tells how to s the affection with which the po-
Inrovent any danncrotis cause- Hccman is chitfly troubled. 1 he
queucea from it. She says; Our I mail-carrier is healthy rn account
three children took whooping ()f his outdoor lite, mil mr me same
cough last summer, our baby boy , reason is peculiarly subject to rheu-
being only three months old, ami j mutism. The miner, notwitnstnuu
n,,Mlr m mir iriviiiL' them Cham-iimr that for linht hours of the
ltt "D 1
berlnin's Cough Remedy, they lost , tWcntyfour he is working cramped
none of their plumpness and came1 u n coal pit, shut out from the sun
out in much better health tlianului ni an atmosphere ilucKiy tin-
' .1 l.il.!.-.... ...lirtun ii'irnnlu ilill I ..nl.l uiitll rn.'ll (lltsl. is. POll-
OUIUI ciiuuniu iiw;n. i. ...-. in.-ii.i-" ... -- i i
not use this remedy. Our oldest trary lo preconceive! notions, a
little girl would call lustily for i healthy man i.ntl usually lives to a
cough syrup between whoops. green ol I age
IiiSsiK PiNKitv Ham., Springville,
Air. . II. S. A. Tli s remedy is lor huis:me
sale by the Hilo Drug Co.
milk AJHjin:it'.vno. i.v atiii:.n.
. ,,, 'WM.e. IRWIN & CO., Ltil.
imnlly r Mill. Men. I
A French newspaper describes an !
ingenious method of milk adulter- bllgcll raCtOTS,
nuoii practiced in Athens. The
residents haven penchant for goals'
milk, and herds of these nnimals
are led along the street by milk
sellers wearing long blouses with
capncioijs sleeves. Their cry o"
"Gala! gala!" brings the housewife
to the door, and she prudently de
mands that the goats shall be
milked in her presence. This is
mine, uiu me iiuiKinan lias in one
hand the end of a thin tube which
runs up his sleeves and connects
with nn India rubber receptacle full
of water, which is carried, under
his ample blouse. At each pres
sure of the fingers on the udder
there Is a corresponding compres
sion of the water sack, and milk
and water flow side by side into the
milk pail.
Commission Agents.
Sole Agents for
W'ltioiKil Cane Shredders,
Baldwin Locomotives,
Alex. Cross & .Sons' Sugar Cane
and Coffee Fertilizers.
1CSTAUI.ISIIICI) ,Hfl8.
BISHOP & CO.
Bankers.
IIoNoi.ui.f - - Oaiju, II. r.
TiiuiMcl n General Hanking nnd IJx-
I i;ii;uig(j misiiiL'ss.
Commercial anil Traveller's Letters of
I Credit issued, nviiiluhlu in nit the iiriiieiiui
'cities of the world.
i Special attention given to tlie business
entrusted lo us hj our friends of the other
i Islands, either as Deposits, Collections,
Insurance or requests lot Kch.uigc.
NEW PIAN
FOR SALE
FOR CASH
or on
INSTALLMENT
Free tuning 1 fear
ILO HET C:
LIMITED.
I Telephone No. 39.
Hkidgk St. - II11.0, II. I
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iPacific Meat Market
Fkont St., IIii.o, II. I,
Choice Cuts of
Beef, Mutton,
Pork, Veal.
BERGSTROM
HUS
GGO.
Pianos on view at KERR'S
old stand
PEACOCK I3LDG.
Wainucnuc Street . , . Hilo
POULTRY of all Kinds
FRESH ISLAND BUTTER-
Fino Fat Turkeys.
. . Sucking Pigs
The
Corner
Restaurant
O FRONT AND CHURCH STS.
UNCLE SAH'S
Union Cigar Stand
l'ORKIGN AND DOMESTIC
TOKACCOS AND CIGARS
Be "IU. MKR1T0"
5c "MANILA" I
IOC "HI, l'AI.I'.XCIA" '
10c "H0U15MIAN ei.uir
and uthi'is 1
Solect Cigarettes j
1
S. C. SHAW - Proprietor
Wainuuenue Street. Hilo
If you appreciate a good
tne.il nicely prepared call
and see me.
IVIeal 25c Up
j C. SHIMAMOTO, Prop.
Lato Suppers from 8 p.
to I n. m.
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uhe Jzays
Real Sslalc, Conunissio? and Jhmncial jrfyents
97farinc and Jirc insurance, tfoarj Public
and jtfuctionccrs
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY
for the TumuNK,
Island subscription a.so,
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