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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-01-21, Page 7An Early Psalter. 1 THE DUTY. OF A 1Y'OIIAy IOIusic !s the bride of poetry, and one of• the children of prayer. Granmer • knew this. . -In -liie iettctr to Is to -Tell Her Ailing Sisters Honky VIII he begged that the'eote How New Health Can be should be allowed to honor the eyl- lable"to that it may be sung distinct- - Obtained. ly and. devoutly,' He knew that music . was integral, but not always essential 'The'duty'of one woinan to another to worship. Ile asked for tong if he is to tell her, But the wrong advice is dared not use that magnificent mono- worse than no advice a all:' eyllabde. Elizabeth dared almost any -"That says Mrs Florence Glebe, thing; she required "a modest and dis- 311 Royal Ap(,s•., Merrick Street, Hain- tinct song so used le all parte of the Ilton, Ont., is why I feel it my duty • common prayers in the Church that- give women a little information con - the same might be as plainly under- oerning Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for standed as if it were -read without Pale People. In tire first place I may singing. -. She was herself, with say that I am a gi-admate•nursis,of one Bacon, and Fairfax, amongst the enor-'of our Hamilton schools of nurses, mous nese ber of those who para- having had a number of "years' ex• phrased the _psalms,Practically all pertence in nursing nervous and other our origina� hymns were t•uch para- cases of women.. phrases, as the drat Anglican hymn -1 "I may state that for the last three book a Collection of Psalms, and years I have not been feeding as I Hynue, complied by John Wesley in.should. I have been under the care Georgia, and printed hs 1737, showse of our physician, .He informed me This book contains seventy hymns,' thatI:wouMd not improve until I took a over one-third of which are by Tsaac change of climate. My symptoms Watts, the G. 0. M. of hymns, and the were that I was tired out eestby, pallid, rest bythe Wesley family (including short of breath. On -going upstairs• 'I had a rapid heart a.otion and a• weals five 'translations•. by John Wesley from the German), and adaptations from J. feeling. If. I .entered a warm room I. Austin, G. Herbert, J. Addieon and became -hot and clammy. Black spots others: This..wae the first Collection. !Would float 'before my eyes; and I heed Paraphrases of the psalms, canticles sharp pains in ray head. I did not and prayers had been sung sincethe sleep well at night and would toss middle of the sixteenth century. I I around in bed. My appetite was fickle Secrets of Science. have before me an early seventeenth and poor. 'I tried a number of lnedd- By David. Dietz. century Pe'alter,11 "musical edition" of eines that, were advertised, with no The planetesimal 'theory aseumes versified . psalms, inchuding ' para -'.good results. I began `o feel despond- that our -sue developed from some phrases' of • the various canticles and; end, as when I met friends ;they would primary nebula but that at this stege the Lord's Prayer, and Concluding with say, 'My, you look terrible.' I lost there were no planate in existence. two exhortations to praise God, oe in weight and' in epimits. My husband Then it supposes that at some hetes• eafne home one evening asking, as.he time—.probably billions of years after usually did, how I was feeling, and at ;this initial development—a great ale - my answer said, 'Well, try these,' and aster overtook the sun. lis handiest me a box of Dr: Watiams' It is supposed that'anothex star Pink Pills, He said, 'try them any- passed near the sen, so chose to tine ,how. They.may help you.'. I..did try sun that it exercised a meat gravidae them and they surely gave me quick tional force upon it. results. By the time I had taken four Since this force would be greater boxes I can honestly say I felt like a upon the side of the sun which, faced different person, I could' hardily real- the pier, its effect would be to pull the ize it myself. People I tenet would say,' sun out of `shape, elongating the 'Why, you look splendid. What have equatorial region and flattening the you been taking?' Myreply would be Polar regions. that I bad been taking Dr. Williamsr This flattening would increase the Pink. Pii•Is, and their answer usually ps'eesure upon 'the centre of the sun was, `Well, they certainly have helped 'u'ntil It became so great that it would you.' I now sleep well and eat well. The force the molten material Ln the centre terrible sharp pain has left my head. I do and work and feel toned up. My color has returned, and the pills have given me new vitality. I am deeply thankful that my.hnsband lirought me hebox i111•ams' Pink rf D' t, VIr. t first t o� Pits, i will gladly tell anyone what these pills did for me, and you have full perralaston to publish this state- ment in the hope that my experience may help someone else." If you.will send your name and ad- deese to The Dr. W1111ams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont., a Mile book, "Building Up the Blood," will be mail- ed you-:pcoltpatd. This little book non tains many useful health hints. You can get these pills through any medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. The Bee's Secret. CATASTROPHE OVERTOOK THE SUN It Resulted in F'orniatim''"t of Our Earth ersd Other Planets. hymns (in C. M.), by one Robert Wise- dom. This is the tittle page: The Whole books of Psalms, Celled - ad into -English meeter By Thomas Sternbold, John. Hopkins, and Others, Conferred with the Hebrue; with apt notes tto slug them withal. Set forth and allowed to be sung in all Churches, of all the people to- gether, and after Morning and Even- ing vening prayer as •also before and after sermons; and moreover in private houses, for their, Godly solace and comfort, laying apart all ungodly Songs and Ballads, :which tend enely to the nourishing of vice, and corrupt- ing' of youth. - Janues' V. If any be afflicted, let him pray, and if any be merle let him sing psalms. • - London Printed for the Company of Stationers. s'ivile io Re ail1607.—Geof- frey 6 7.- o - Cum 1 1 0 Ga f B g Regan, fray Demmer, iu innate and Letters. Thinking Happiness. - Do you lie awake at night counting your worries? Try counting your bless- ings instead. Life is made up of countless little joys. In most eases the sorrows are only "sprinklings in between-" Take Minnie. She has a real good fellow for a 'husband, and the most wonderful) baby Ma the warld—round- eyed,• chubby, healthy, with a mouth just like his dere- old dad's, and a nose the make of granaie's. He's so cute; sometimes Minmle thinks he's' too clever for /ale age. She Hasn't a whole heap of money, but it'e regular, and Bill gives her nearly all of This wages. Only yesterday she was able to bus a new rug. •...., Yet, because themilk boiled over, and the girl forgot: to come and, do the steps, Minnie wonder'iflife is worth while. And what of. Jack? He has the beet little wife iu the world, and a good job and a nice home -with a bit of money in the banir for holedaye' and illnesses, He'e fit and a•trong now, and i. so is she, and the two children are get- ting etting on well at school, but Jack's not satielled. He had a good education, and he thinks. he ought to have got "right there:" He been't, and so he thinks life's rotten. If you're thinking along such lines, try counting your blessings for a cbtinge. Life's, lore' and weddings and work and babies, Christenings and birthdays, something to &ink' when • we are thirsty, and to eat when we are hen• gry; the stars above us, the moon and the sun in their glory; flowers, trees, and a fire on the hearth; friends old and new, kind, loyal hearts; and ili,be- tween the cradle end the grave a few simple joys and sorrows. That's life, and the beat of it: M Welcome Home. I saw him coming up the street, So' spent and weary that hie feet Seemed like two heavy weights of lead; Ah, he had known so hard a day, Small wonder that he looked that way, And s:louched along with drooping, heads Then, suddenly, with frantic shout, .. _A little yellow dog rushed out A ysrd, to greet the tired man; He licked his hands, , he kissed his face, Then dashed ahead in eager race, Them back gain he gaily ran! The tired wttlslrer lauglied aloud, Straightened_ hit shoulders; through the crovnd Pressed ou; dies feet seemed to take wings, So fest be walked aa3ie went up The street toward home, the yellow Pup. All joyous ieape and capering% O little dog so fond and true, Much good In life you surely d0 When you can make a man en spent Forget fatigue -•make him (3.o glad lie nets like any -madcap lad, And laughs, aloud with merrimeet! e-aLoueila 0; Poole. Out in the meadows,— Where wild flowers. blow, Clover blushes like the dawn, -- Or scatters like the snow. , In a yew -clipped garden,— Watched arden,Watched with tender caro, nese unfurls, iter glories, Dazzling fragrant, -fair. The bee finds sweetness W'iferever he •gees,-, • Honeyin the clover,— And honey in tate rose. —Susan le Campbell. An experiment has shown that an eagle is compelled to run a distance of twenty' yards from rest before it has sufficient impetus to take the air. L. R1DA of the aeon out through he surface. In consequence one stream of material Ill this way each nucleus greet into would be shot out in:the direction of one of the present planets or sate - the disturbing star. The other stream ,Rtes. would be in the opposite,directlon. It would be just likes u eazfng a rub- ber hex bulb which had thole at each end, but a bulb which instead of containing water contained an explosive ivateria-1 at high pressure anti temperature. The ination of the deeturbhi.g star would exert a second influence upon these two streame of natter. It would cause a side ways pull that Would start then revolving around the sun. As a result we would have the for- mation of what .hes sometimes been called a eeoondsry• spiral nebula. , At the centre would be the great flaming MB and around it a revolving spiral oa nebulous) matter stretching out for millions and minions of mniles. It is resumed that in this spinal ne- bula there would be knots of mutter or nuclei denser than the rest of the ma- terial. 1Vithin a short time from the stand- point ltandpoint of astronomy, the spiral nebula would have lost its heat due to the in- tense cold of empty space. It is thought that the nuolie would have contracted• into fairly large bodies and the rest of the nebula into little chunk -s.' of nrat'ter which the geologists have nemed4enete'simals. The motion of the planetesimals mast have been very irregular. 'col- lisions would have been frequent. Due to gravity, the nuclei would begin to attract the planetesimals to thcnt. At this time of the your we con .oi- .euro you of n Wonderful outing onour Special _,Club Rote- round trip ten-day tour,- *filch leavoe Toronto Union Station the first Monday In each month tip until ' May. 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Sellar known the aunty Our descriptive oiroular sent to any address on request. • TAYLOR-FORBES COMPANY, LIMITED GUELPH, ONT. unerusramzeap There is a differeioe of opinion he s� how.the as t o just J aniongeologists g growlh h planets from these es orig- o the f teal imolai took place. According to one theory, the pla- netesimals, were dust -like particles. The a;dlhen•elits of this theory believe that the earth assumed its present general contour when only one-fourth its p essnt size and that it grew slow- ly to its present size by the accumu- lation of these duei'like particles. Does the Working Man in Ontario Suffer Greatly fr'orn Sickness? If you ever think about tare working man and the time he is away from his job what do you imagine la the chief cause? : Accidents? Well, accidents do occur, but In Ontario, they cause only slightly more than one' day's ab- sence for each working plan each year.. Sickness? Yes, sickness causes more absence—six times. mora—than accidents, among the workers of On- I wind, Carlo. Six clays per man per year is When drowsily at dusk among the hills It seeks the day it can no longer find, And wandering all the hours that h Kindness, The farther's store of golden grain, leis appple orohaids yield Are precious, but I have in mind A orop that you will never and In any barn, or field. A bay rick is a silver joy, Sometimes an opaline, But neither thisrtie, weed, nor dust, Nor mildew, nor the season's rut Can dim the stack I mean! IS to 30 drops of Seigel's Syrup relieves all forms of indigestionand dyspepsia. You'll swear by It once you have tried It Any drug store. Midnight. This is a thing more beautiful than •sleep To alt`bpon this summit In the night, Watching the •high moon -as it higher CItube. The unimaginable gold•and lnudh: Far elf a hidden river epealts like Tho owe that turns my harvest gold Has no beat in the skies; But every seed it quickens, bears A fruit tbat up in Heaven's fairs May etassd to win a prize! Isabel Valle. THOUSANDS OF MOTHERS USE NO OTHER MEDICINE Baby's Own Tablets Are the Ideal Remedy for Babies and Young Children: Canadian mothers are noted DOT the care they give their Itttbe oases --the health of the baby is, meet jealously guarded and the mother is lalweys on the lookout for a remedy *high is ef- ficient and at the same time absolutely safe. Thousandis. of motisere have found such a remedy In Baby's Own Tablets and many of them use nothing wise for the el1Iosents of their ILtIle ones. Among them .is Mrs: Howard Icing of Truro, . N.S., who says:—"I can strongly recommend Baby's Own Tablets to mothers of young children as I know of nothing to equal them for little ones." . Baby's ' Own Tablets are solid by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents 'a box from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, the toll which sickness takes from the industrial population of this, Province, the money cost of which is paid out of the worker's . family pocket book. Actual experience has. shown that one -1 tervene, half of Ontario's' loss under this Plead- Moodily, ,quietly, h'alf' In sleepy jest, Petitions dawn and the far silver slopes That they,wilil bring the euu sc it may ing le needless atnd• absolutely pro ventable. The factory and thehome can share in the work of reducing this sickness rest. bill. "Common colds" and "Indiges- tion" are responsible for much of this The pines are like .the dark grass of a absence from. duty and consequent loss of pay. Certain plants in the Pro- vince have cut 10st time due to sick- ness by ora -halt through health super- vision. The wife can Shell up her end of the good' work by providing in the home mettle a diet that win give plenty of nourishment and be proof againet indigestion. For the meals, , which must be taken at the pl nt', she may use a•lnnob box and thermos bottle to advantage in sending appetizing, healthful food, including one hot dish: soup, stew, creamed vegetable, cocoa, Swiss Colonization in Canada. Time Swiss Settlement Society, which was formed for the purpose of estab- lishing Swiss immigrant ,tarm help in Canada se settlers on their own ae: count 1n settlements :congenial to them, is senditg out at present an in- teresting pamphlet and questionnaire to the Swiss working on the land. The questions asked aim compre- hensively at those points of the prob- lem which interest tube prospective set- tler tier most and which wil 7 enable the Society to give him intelligent assist- mike in his qu,eat. Pamphlet and Questionnaire can be obtained from Fritz Beck, Secretary of the Society, 11 Bishop St., Montreal. The worker is his own best helper in pretesting himself agafnat colsis— nlot a ditilc/u•it matter if he (1) Keeps In good health. (2) Date "wisely but not 'too well" and avoids constipation. (3). Keeps away from people who have colds. (4) Osta sufficient rest ante takes daily exeroiso outdcots•. Rest. The North Wind's artist steel has • ett:het1 Against an ashen sky The tree tops • and the city roofs And Metalline far and high, Its Circles voice has sung to rest The gentle valley brook, Ansi ail tlhe wayside wears' eedey A rapt reflective look. The world has tucked, the *enters to Where downy beanlaets heap; Beneath a caveriidof snow The summer's, derange; aleep. —Maude De Ve1ee Newton. To be proud of learning is the great- est ignorance.—Taylor. Minard's Lillment for frostbites. Sonia tall and brooding army marked • by spears, Within their gilded circiea the lone firs Stand up apart like- waiting messen- gers.- —Struthers Burt, 1n "When l Grew Up to Middle Age," —s In some cases 'where people suffer in silence it is the silence that causes the auf3ering. RED GE "ix go'?eTEA aul -tied 78 Odds and Ends. Near the window, with face alight, Grandmother sits in her rocking - Happily working from morn till night Whether the day be gloomy or fair. Near to her hands are the thole; of her trade— Soissons and thimble, needles and thread, And gay, bright squares on the table laid— Squares for a quilt for Somebody's bed. She chooses, with air of a connoisseur Pieces of darker or lighter hue, Places her pattern with infinite care, Sura that the edges are straight and true. Then patiently working out her design, Joining • one scrap to another she bends, Sewing, with stitches even. and fine Her patches, made of just "odds and ends." - Just "odds and endsa—there's a sym- bol here Of grandmother's life, anti of yoama and mine, For we join together a smile and a tear And a trouble, perhaps, to form our design. The dark of sorrow, and joy's fair light; And pain with comfort subtly blends; The finished blocks will be dreary Or bright• Aa we've studied and joined our odds and ends. —Helen P. Metzger. Some people are like rivers—small at thehead and big mouth, a tthemo tl , Tree Yields Rich Mills: A tree •in the West Indies, known to the natives as the'•hyahya, yields from its bark and pith a juice richer and thicker= than cow's milk. The peo- ple who live where the hpahya grows use its Juice as we deo milk. The tree when full grown is almost 4Q feet high and 18 inches in circumference. The Singhalese have a tree, the ldrigbuma, which yields a milky fluid, while bathe forests of Para grows the. massenodendron, another species of intik tree. Colds Are Not Necessary 'Evils Observance of One Funda• mental Rule of'l-IealthPro- . tecta Against Them. Whether one catches cold easily is largely a question of physical, condi- tion.- If the general vitality is' low, resistance to disease is weak and at such a lime a cold is easy to contract and difficult to check. Constipation is frequently the cause "of such a state of health, with its atten- dant listlessness, biliousness, headaches and a general laces of vitality. Poisons from the waste matter that remains behind after improper, irregular bowel elimination me picked up by the blood and carried to every part of the body. They weaken your resistance to disease. 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