The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-08-11
SOMETHING Is AFTER YOU.

SOMETHING Is AFTER YOU.
Far away. in the Jungle of Contra
India, village lies asleep. Only
solitary human figure can be seen
following the winding jungle path IL
the moonlight. 1t is early night. ant
the native who comes has been delay
ed on his way home.
But what Is that dark shadow thai
crosses the path behind him? Quit,
oblivious, the man marches on. HI
looks neither to right nor left. nor be.
hind him, where crouches that dark
shadow. A few yards more and HI
will be out OF the jungle. A few min.
utes more and he thinks he will be
sleeping in the bosom OF his family
But see, the Shadow moves! With two
noiseless bounds like a giant cat the
tigress is upon him. One despairing
scream and all is quiet. Bitten
through the head the victim is
man-eater 10 her lair in the hills.
Meanwhile the village slumbers peace
| fully on.
Was it the mans fault? Yes, |
think it was. Had he not fingered. he
would not have been caught. rhe IT,
gress would not have attacked MIN in
broad daylight. But he was no worse
think, than those in this country
,h;nu r,,".' Is ~" ! sun.
English men and women have n sboh.
ow in their path. II is after tha.,
The time will come ~ .hey II, ro,
take heed. when they will, r,., ,ixs
Mrs. lydia Golding. las ~ somethin.
had overtaken" them. Hero Is !, ,n.te,
from her in which sh, tolls nor exne.
rience:-
..u ,,..
Ill, my Ine Ia" peen s'rohs'
ne ,oa, Tonlan' anu up 10 ,ne autumn
i"'i ! never "heu anything. Al
us I'm" o,s"h " ieei weak weary
"nu ''ieu' anu "s So"e"'"9 ""n o'fr-
," w. hau .oui TASTE IN the
inou'h, my tongue peins iurred' ana a
sour hulu would rise INTO my mouth.
ma. nau no appeti.e 10 speak o. ana the
niue 1000 LOOK gave me no strength.
Ai,er eating mad a heavy weight and
pain across my chest' ana gnawing
ieei,hg IN my stomach. ! belched up a
ueaI vi irotny huio' anu IN the night
! awoke with snhocating feeling.
So,a ciammy sweats broke over me,
ana what with loss OF appetite, and
not being able to sleep at night. soon
got so weak that 4 found u hard 10 get
ABOUT.
On December 23, 1892. tone Sunday
mOrning) whilst preparing breakfast
for my husband, i was suddenly sei:Cd
wiH PARALYSIS, which affected the
whole of my rig side. had no use
of my hand or leg on that side, and a
numbness took me on both icft and right
SIDES. My husband got me to bed, and
fetched a doctor from Northheet, who
gave me medicines. After this lost
my strength rapidly and what | suf-
Tered could not tell.
could not rest night or day and
was In and out OF bed every now and
again. l got little sleep, only doing
up. ! was AFRAID to be left alone, ana
oiten IN the night l have been so
nervous ana frightened could scarcely
pear IT, ! TOOK medicines OF all kinds,
but was little better for anything, until
one day In August, 1893, my husband
read IN the paper, weekly People
OF Mother Seigeis curative syrup, and
got me a bottle from Perry and Son,
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sao,s INV, un., Iva. was free from tne 81,
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