The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-21
Girls Of the Right Sort.


Girls Of the Right Sort.
MY daughter, unless you can work the
ship oF the coast, she wM soon strike
the rocks, and ue shall all be lost"
So said the captain Of fiue mer-
chant vessel to his daughter. He
was right; II was their only chance.
The bark Anina, 700 tons, was bound
from Cuxhaven to Rio with . gen
sral cargo. She had scarcely left
port when the captain was disabled
by q broken leg. A mutiny follow
ed. Under threat Of bad weather
the Anina anchored in . blight Of .
bay on the dangerous coast Of Corn
wall. Here the officers and all Of
the crew deserted. A furious CYCLIC
mic southwest gale arose. The an
chors dragged, aud the girl burned
. fare on deck. The lifeboat re-
sponded, but was STAYED against the
ships side by q sea. All the boats
crew were lost except the coxswain
who gained the deck. He was not .
sailor, yet, with him alone under her
orders, this girl, who wds . sailor,
cut both cables, set some headsail,
aud got out into the open. IL was
touch and 60, but true grit won.
Three weeks longer the girl com
mauded before help came. Yet IL
did come finally, and SO did the we'd
ding Of the handsome young cox
swain and the captains beautiful
and heroic daughter.
And yet there are some fools left
who say we must look to men chiefly
for courage aud intelligence. STUD
and nonsenssl Any woman will
scream when she secs . mouse Chats
mere nerves., and ten minutes later
she will meet disaster or death with
. quiet smile. Then, too, women
have . genius for throwing In . sug-
gestion exactly when II is wanted.
A man writes this way:-"l came
home dejected," 10 he goes on, land
didn't know what TO do; but my
daughter said"
But wait . minute. Before we
hear what his daughter said, let's
have his story from the start, ship
shape and Bristol fashion. He says:
in December, 1890, | was suddenly
taken one day with an excruciatinK
pain in the pit Of the stomach aud
IN the right side. For twelve hours
l could neither sit nor Ito down.
The medical man who examined me
gave me some medicine, but ON the
second day jaundice SGT in, aud from
that time l suffered from similar
attack about once every three weeks
Every remedy was tried without
avail; nothing did the slightest good
The kidney secretion was something
frightful, being . mass Of matter,
blood, aud bile.
This continued i've months, and
! grew weaker aud thinner every day
My friends thought nothing could
save ne. Many urged me- to have
further advice, as at this time the
secretions were much worse, aud the
motions resembled white clay. An.
other attack came on, aud as | wal
daily getting worse, l said, i will see
the doctor first, aud II he can do me
no good, will seek further medical
help
Accordingly ] went to SEQ him
but he was from home, aud would
not return until late al night.
came home detected aud did no,
know what to do, but my daught,,
said, Why dom you try Mother Seigsi',
Curative Syrupy We hear il has cured
SO many. II II does you no good, i,
will do no harm Well | said te
her, i will try a bottle.
81 then began TO take il, aud oh
how thankful l afterwards was, fol
on the third day could SEQ such q
change. The secretion, instead Ol
being nothing but corruption, be-
came clear, and the motions q
healthy color From that time
daily gained health and strength
and in short time | was as we'll q,
ever in my life, and have had no 70
turn OF the disease.
IL can, therefore, speak OF thi,
medicine IN the highest terms, for
under Gods blessing, it cured m,
when nothing else had the slightest
effect"
The above communication is from
. business man Of high character il
the county Of Brecon. For especia
reasons hs desires bis name to b,
withheld for the present, but w
freely pledge our own reputation Il
the truth OF his statement. Tn,
date is February IL, 1892,
The attacks which would prob
ably have soon ended his life wer,
OF severe kidney and liver conges
ton, growing out OF profound in
digestion and dyspepsia His sys
TEN was flooded with bile acid poi
sons, and he may thank Heaven 70
having a daughter who made tn,
right suggestion at critical mo
ment. In courage aud good sens'
she is like the other noble girl VIII,
saved her fathers ship from wrecl
while he lay helpless In his cabin
Success attend them in their owl