The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-01-07
The LIGHT That CAST NO
SHADOW

Curious stories are told about the
powers possessed by certain natives OF
India Who live up among the Him9la-
% Mountains These old men II Is
said have devoted scores Of years 70
The study q natural laws and forces.
which The rest q The world knows
nothing about. Lately z German pro
tsSsCE visited the adopts as these
Cuse- Eindus are called. for the pur-
rCSs q finding CuE The secret OF their
remarkable performances They treat
Sd him rather scurvily. but interested
him all The sane One day the prOfes-
SCE wanted 20 examine some ancient
SsCssTiC Manuscripts Al adept vent
with him 10 Z care wherein the hooks
were kept The place vas dark as the
bottom q we'll
I can't see n read here. said the
visitor
Then Nc xiii have some light. was
The reply, and Immediately CJhe pro-
tessOr szTsl Z soft. pearly light bright
snei the cave He could not tell
whence II came. but he noticed that il
had one strange CusIi-y-it cTsf not The
slightest sbgfSl--
This 2 story hard 70 believe. yet its
Truth Is affirmed by man OF vast
learning and high character. and YOU
E1O nov read II have 10 reason for
doubt except that all the lights g0u
have seen have cast shadows Belief
OF u1belief commonly runs parallel
with ones own experience DR.. John
sc1 shifted Al the account OF the Lisbon
r---sTT--- - l.
Cock Lane ghost
i nan who has been i'll for years.
and failed 10 find cure. Is sceDuczl
Ehen friends tell him Of q medicine
which they believe viii make him well.
What else but doubt could result from
MS experience Take an example:
In the spring OF 1855. writes our
correspondent I fell into low. weak
and languid state l felt IoE-spfrited
and out OfsOrJs- 2tfrImy stomach was
ceTangec- ny appetite poor, and after
sztlHg / had pain and weight al the
chest / vas much troubled with wind.
and frequently spat up z sour fluid.
also bitter bile. La-er On I suffered
HON nervousness and great depression
o. spirits I kept I'D with nv work.
nut mad always sense OF discomfort.
OH and on ! continued in this way for
Two years- nothing that took relieving
ne Al last ! heard OF Mother SeigeI's
syrup, and procured a supply. After I
nao taken only few doses I found re-
ilsI; NY food digested, and gradually
al uerTO1sness left me. Although
1ed no reason a first 10 feel any con-
1cenoe n this medicine, never having
used Il or seen II used, now gladly
ADMIT its value, and its power oyer.dis-
ease Since my recovery. for which I
Lhenk Mother SeigeTs Curative Syruu.
nave been II the best Of health and
Splits In the interests Of suffering
humanity l deem It duty 70 send you
TINS testimony. (Signedl d. GRIF-
FITHS, tailor and outfter. Isl Hock-
icy Hill, Birmingham. June s, 1893"
There is z deal OF difference between
Nh Grifth's candid letter and the
story about the light that cast no shad-
oE- The latter may be true enough
nut II cannot BE- verified without more
trouble than IT is worth. On The other
Aahd Ee have z trustworthy witness
VINO EllI answer letters Of fnouirv. and
q 2 De found at his address.
FINALLY, there il nothing n1vsffc mr.
magical about Mother Seigel's Curative
Syfup- Il acts On the theory that most
6.LlL'7--ts are Out symptoms. forms. or
pl-a.f=s o. that universal diseas@indi-
ses-lon ana dyspepsia; il cures that.
ala throws the light Of health and hap
q, over neaTths and homes where
iiiness and pain has cast such dark and
terrifying shadows. And that Il wby
people believe all that is told Of its
success by eager witnesses.