The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-11
LOOKING FROM THE LONELY
ROCK.

The Island o. s. Paul Is merely :
great roeS IN the Southern Ocean. II
: the TOP Of s volcanic mountain.
There are no means Of sustaining life
70 hs found On IL The nearest inhab-
lied land is Australia or Africa To
that ugly and GsSoIsrs refuge came :
host containing nine psrsons-Vwo OF
them women They had food-Ou
Shorr GIIow2nce-for perhaps s week.
In less than three days they were half
insane from anxiscy. Water. water,
water sverywhsre, but no help On the
fifth day. 81 dawn. : brig hove 10 of
the island They saw her. Shouting.
przyins. weeping. they stumbled 10 the
be2ch, 2nd were rescued II was one
chance in : hundred III tell you why
Soue other time
But. alas, Isn't II IS had or even
worse on land1 Look 81 the physical
wrecks in homes, in hospitals, and an
swer ne One perishes Of priYation
from shipwreck- 4 thousand perish OF
privstion in ths midst OF plenty. II
isn't food they long for. but power to
Use it-WOTsI and ieadlieST Of Gll
wants
Ny food seemed TO give NE no
strength. says one Of this army Of IN
torJuna5es- and as the hopeless. starr
ing days passed slowly by grew weak
- and weaker. By-and-by NY legs
renbled and bent under NE. and I
could no longer get about
The ailmeuu which reduced NE TO
this fearful condition began in The
spring OF 1852. Al first I hardly rec
0gnizeG Il for what We commonly call
: disease felt tired. heavy. and Ian
suid- Is one often does on the approach
OF warm weather / f2ncied il would
pass away. b1t il did not I lost ny
appetite and only ate from habit and 10
keep ne going had 10 pleasure in II
and 10 warmth or glow followed il. as
happens zlwayS Ehen one Is we'll No
MATER how light and simple the re-
past was. OF how careful l had been 10
select things thai would not be apt 10
hurt ne. The result vas the sane No
sooner had I swallowed il than NY
stomach vas distressed. and NY chest
and sides full OF pain Il you vii al
low NE 80 10 put IT, ny food appeared
70 strike hack 81 NE, As though I had
10 right 70 use IL
There was z nasty. bitter favor
in ny mouth. more OF less headache.
and : kind OF nervousness, which was
new II NY experience, as il was de-
pressing and cherries
Home remedies falling 70 help me-
I consulted : doctor. but his prescrip-
uons benefited ne no more than our
domestic medicines had done. NJ flesh
and strength grew less, and 1 felt like
one Who has missed MS way and looks
in vain for guide 10 point the road
home
Finally. commenced attending the
LszmingtOn Hospital, and continued 10
DO 50 for twelve months, but the treat
Us1t they gave ne had no better ef-
fect than all the rest You can hardly
understand how weary I got OF taking
drugs I turned almost with Ioathing
from every new doS@not because OF
The taste. but because the? deceived
ny hopes; they we're OF 10 use 10 ne.
In this state I was, when IN Mareh.
lSSa. : friend urged me 70 W Mother
Seigsl's Syrup. On account Of the very
reasons ! have mentioned, hated 10
experiment with any more medicines
But / OFeEczue this aversion Cmost
fortunately for me- and got z bottle
OF Mother SeigeIs Syrup from Mr.
Judd the chemist in LeanilgIol, and
after taking il I feI1 : marked and
great improvement I had 10 pain after
ealing and ny food felt right, digest
Sd and gave ne strength And as
I gre~ stronger ny nerves ceased To
trouble ne l can only say that By
the continued use OF the syrup I got
better daily and was soon as Vigorous
and vel Is ever I have had 10 re-
lapse, and have every reason 70 think
ny cure Z permanent one You are
welcome 70 publish ny letter (Signedl
Miss Lucy Eden, Tachbrook. uear
LszmingIon. September 18th, 1881
We hope Miss Eden's recovery NAY
indeed prove permanent and If II does
shs viii find no words too strong when
she spszk OF the remedy which
SrOUgL II But on, the vast multitude
Who still stand, like the ship=recked
people On the island, looking for res
cusi-TicIims OF that most obdurate.
Common and bsneful Of diseases,
chronic dyspepsia Il Is for theiY
sskes Miss Eden kindly writes her
statement, and for their szkes Ne print
IL May It reach many Of then,