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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-06-10, Page 7T' B Kind to Your Cr.aHOW ,WEAK your auto=don't Scree It • ��" GIRLS • Whenever you're conscioue.that some- " thing iswrong; Don't swear at an engine that starts to get hot, It's water that's lacking, as likely as not. Don't fumble around, as it were, in the dark, CAN GAIN - l °: ENCThh It Comes Through the Tonle Blood -Making `Qualities of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. In the life of almost every girl then Tho motor, remember, depende on the comes a time when weakness attaclts spark her. The strain upon her blood supply The gas a11d the oil that you give it become& too great, and there follows and more:- headaches and backaches., loss of ate Thewater that cools it as mentioned petite attacks of dizziness; heart pal - before, pitation and constant weariness; end are tugged a- . tendency to a decline.' All •these sod steels symptoms•may not See present`In any Use second, far better proceed at Particular case, but the presence of creep-. - anyone of them shows the necessity 'strain universals and bearings for prompt treatment. And there 10 and clutch;no other treatment, so sure and ;so The time that you lose in the climb speedy as that through the blood -mak- isn't lunch. sing qualities of Dr. Wdlliama' Pink - Pills. They are the .one thing needed Be kind to your ear if you want it to to maintain the health ofo. in iris grw g.g last, and women of mature years. You'll shorten its life- if you drive it < Here is a bit of poaitive Proof of the too fast; value of. Dr. Williams' Pink "Pills in •A ttenkioe to details, though seemingly cases• of this kind. Miss Clara Fraser, " small, Thessaion, Ont., has been •brouglitback Will make for more "pleasure in driv- to . health and strength through' the ing. That's DAL timely use of thls.medicine, and gives —Harold S. Osborne. expression of her gratitude as, follows. - 0-- --"I feel it. a duty a`i well as a plea - Top o' the Hill sure to, tell you what Dr. Williams' Slow climbing? Well, that doesn't Pink Pills have done for me. They matter; have restored me to health, if; indeed, If you still can see the goal. they did not save my life: I was suf- fering•• A step' at a time, means progress; greatly from anaemia. I lost flesh and al Giimbing is good foi'•the soul. ways telt tired ,.and neer- voue. At last I grew so weak I had to .When you strive foe heights Sar above remain in bed. The ,doctor did not „ you, , seem to help me any and I was grow- It Isn't so Tisch the speed lug weaker,and my, heart, was bother - That counts; it's courage, and doggod ing me. At lash a friend who called to Determination; you need, see me said she had read of a similar cage restored by Dr. Williams' Pink The pathway about you grows reeky, Pills and urged me tc try them. I felt You're ill add weary 'and spent; . helpless bat decided to take her ad You've clmost succumbed to the giants vice, so my mother got mo.a, supply of _ Of tear and aiecouragement. the pills and I began taking them. It was not long before I began to find But rise up again! Ever onward!benefit from the use of the pills, and You can make it if you but will, in less than two months my health was And oh, the 'glory 'of gaining, restored, In Pact I was in better At last, the top of the hilt health than I' had ever enjoyed before. es Ida M. Thomas. I strongly recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to all ''who are weak and run dowel,' for I feel sure'they will not The Historian's S Art. be disappointed-!` - Look where; you will in the field of You can get these pills from any modern monographs, and itis, easy to medicine dealer or by mail at 50c a -find unassociated facts piled high as box from -The DrWilitams'.1Miedicine the roofs 'of libraries: . . It were Co., Brockville, Ont. more humanity to relieve them of their loneliness. After they had been • schooled in this work, which, believe Big Game. • me,- someone must do, `and that right promptly our advanced students of his. A stranger, visiting the United tory and of historical method wotild States, fell into the hands of an Amer'. be ready to go on if it were only after can who was active in showing his graduation, after. the iiiteful doctor's new acquaintance.: the scenic and degree, to the further task of making architectural wonders of the country. new collections of fact, which they Unfortunately the American gave way" would then instinctively view in their too often a to boastfulness- regarding connection with the known drones. 'these wonders end disparaged too con - stances of -the age in whichthey bap- fldently the attractions of Europe. pened. Thus,perhaps time only, will Finally the other felt that he, must put the:•spirit and the practice of syntheels a stop to that sort of thing;, so he aslc- be'brd, If this change should be successful- ly brought about, there would no long- er be any painful question of hierarchy among historians: the specialist would have the same spirit as the national historian, would uee the same power, - display the same art, and pass from the ranks of artisans to the ranks of art- ists, making cameos as much to be prized as great canvases or heroic stafuedt: Until this happens history will cease to be a part of literature, and that is but another way of saying that it will Ipso its influence in the world, its monographs prove about as vital as•'the specimens in a museum, We have used the wrong words in speaking of our art and craft..History must be revealed, not recorded, con- ceived before it is written,- and we must alL in our several degrees be were, not clerks. It is a high calling and' should not be belittled. States- men are guided and .formed by what we 'write, patriots stimulated, tyrants checked.: Reform and progress, char- ity and freedom of belief, the dreams of artists and the fancies of poets, have at once their record and their source with us. We must not suffer ourseivd's to fall Shill and pedantic, must not loadour visfone. or °ease to speak the, large words of inspiration anis guid'anoe,—Woodrow -Wilson, from a primer -on "The Variety ,'end Unity of History." TKe Oourt is Overruled. A certain Judge has a six-year-old niece of whom he is very proud, The other day she dame to him with a eesi- ou0 air and said: "Unole Robert, if a mad had a peacock and it went into an- other man's yard and laid an egg, who would the egg 'belong to?" This judge smiled indulgently and re- plied; 'Why, the egg would belong to the man who owned the peacock, but he Could be prosecuted for trespassing if he wenton the other's property to get. it." The child seemed very much in- terested in the explanation, but when it was over she observed s,greeabiy: "Uncle, did 'it'vel' occur to you that a peacock couldn't lay an egg?" Ch!okeri, Anyhow. -• Bobbie's sister had 'bobbed -her hair and now was carrying her comb around with her. Bobbie was vexed it 'one evening, and said, "Nothing but , •old hens carry their combs around with .them:'.' No one lives loss tranquilly than; the mean who ie always occupied with avoiding- anything that can disturb his tranquillity: ed suddenly, "}live you hoard of the Dead Sea?" Of course I have," said the Ameri- can. - "Well, my father shot its':. "IVHNNICOG HOTEL,' On one of- Me Isinnds of Me Georgian n::y OPEN JUNE 24116 1820 Fishing — Tennis -- nowllaa— Bonding Plait class in every. rested. Excollrnt cuisine. ` Ideally. situated. Tab altitude. Daily steamers tmmMidland. Direct contortion from Toronto. write for Bnoklotand-jeans. Capt. 7, A[Al'.C,oLNSON, M1dIDnd,• Oot. This pe•lity ofrclear-eyed British boy's came over on the Anchor -Donaldson liner "Letitia, one of the first boats to dock at Quebec this season.' The boys are from the famQous-uarrier'e Home in Bridge -o -Weil, Scotland. AtIof theih are keen to' get to work in Canada. Enchanted Waters• Here and there, in the region where I live, one comes upon little enchant- ed lagoons. Some of, them are open pools enibosomed in the woods and are bathed in sunlight for the greater part of each day; and on the bright spring and summer mornings aid the inhabit- ants of the waters' who are lovers of heat and light gather at the surface -of the secluded lakes to basic in the sun's rays.. In other cases the lagoon is self .a part, of the forest. 'On every hand the tall, smooth, coluinuar trunks of cypresses tower upward from the: still water, which is clear brown, like wine; and free from aquatic growths, so that one may paddle for a mile or perhaps several miles in and out amid the trees. These are the most beautiful et the lagoons. Over head the feathery cyp- ress foliage snakes a roof that shuts out much of the light; and everywhere,. high and low, on living boughs and an dead stubs` and branches' under them, swing the long banners of Spanish moss -a gray, ghostly witchery,cloth- ing the trees and covering 'their gay greenness from view. A littleeeove of a lagoon which we found one spring morning not long ago was,a combination of these two types. The lower part of it was open andsun- ny, and a carpet of vivid green duck- weed, broken here and there by round or oblong clear spaces, covered its sur- face; but farther away, toward the up- per reaches of the. cove, the moss -bane nered cypresses came down into the water. . . - For a time we stood on the bank and watched . the sun- worshippers inand about the . open water before us—black, shiny terra- pins; . . huge mottled bullfrogs, singers of wonderful evening crier - uses. . . At frequent intervals swift shadows slid across the sunny fade of the pool 'as' night herons and Louisiana herons swept silently over- head. . They are dream-like, mysterious, and beautiful, these en- chanted waters of the cypress woods. I-]erbert' Ravenel' Sass, in "Adven- tures in Green places." Near Sighted. Mother—"W'hy, Jimmie, why are you going to bed with your new. glasses Jimmie—"Why, mnvver, I want Lo see my dreamt' • namable of a city that flourished about 500 BIC, have been discovered near Moscow, Russia. ninalaszsmicaiscsrea Real opportunities on the eta rinary Profession If you desire a profession you should considei what the field of Veterinary Science has: to offer. ' Gradu- ates have splendid opportunities for successful career. The live :stock industry is the corner -stone of earl- .. cultural development and the veterinary profession fe its greatest safeguard. Session Begins October tet, 1926 Nitta ser bulimia and calends to.0. D. 1M/fly/VI. n,V,sa, rrinolpal: . I ONTARIO VETERINARY COLLEGE GUELPH ONTARIO Affiliated" with University of Toronto. Ender Ontario Eept. of Agriculture, non. 70)11\ S. MARTIN. Minister. • •- - Response to Music. -- The musical person is the one who gets the real thrill out of the music^he hears. ---We have known a person to be enraptured by a Bach figure and still not know' the difference between one theme name and another. The es- sential in being"mus?•cal is to have the receptivity, the respohse to the thrill that the composer had in creating the work, But to be musical is not going to make a person a musioiau--•don't for- get that. To be a real musician one must have the background of a musi- cal nature and then have superimposed on that the details mentioned early in the article; just as, to be a botanical artist, ' another De Longpre, for in- stance,•one'must know the botanical struoture, the history—and then see, it all with the soul of the artist. One need not stay away from con- certs because of not knowing thedry bones of music' nor because, not know- ing these, ho thinks he is not musical. The test of the -latter is the impress made on one by the music. If one has his greatest enjoyment in the sliding and pounding "jazs," he is still in the days of tom-toms and wam- pum. But 1f onegets a thrill from good inueic, even though not under- standing its construction, he should give this adds of his nature all chance for enjoymeftt and expansion, and not take the modest ground of "not being musical." I-ligh School Boards and Boards of Education Areauthorized bylaw to establish INDUSTRIAL, :TECHNICAL AND ART SCHOOLS With the approval of the Minister or Education. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES , may be .conducted. In accordance with the regulations Issued by the Department of Education. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION+ Is given in various trades. The schools and classes are under the. direction of AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE. Application for:.attendance should be made to the Principal' of the sci;ool. COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, MANUAL TRAINING, HOUSEHOLD - ..SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE are provided,. for In the Courses of Study In Public, Separate, Continuation and High, Schools, Collegiate Institutes, Vocational Schools. and Departments. Copies ies of the Regulations Issued by the .Minister of Education may be obtained from the Deputy Minister, Parliament Buildings, Toronto, THE -ONLY MEDICINE BABY HAS HAD Is- What Thousands of Mothers •Say of Baby's Own Tablets. Once a mother has used Baby's Own Tablets for her little one she will use nothing else. Experience teaches her that they are without an equal for -re- lieving baby of any of the many minor ailments which' afflict him at one time or another. The Tablets never fail to be of benefits -they cannot possibly do harm as they are guaranteed to be free from all injurious drugs. Concerning Baby's Own Tablets Mra. Russell. Hill, Norwood, Ont., says:—"I shall always have a good word to say for Baby's Own Tablets. I have given thenosto-our baby girl. In fact :they are the only medicine -she has ever had and I am proud to say that she took second prize 'at our baby show. She is eleven months old and weighs 22 pounds. No mother whose child is peevish or ailing will make a mistake in giving it Baby's Own Tablets." Baby's •Own Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or direct by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont. Should Have Known Better. The Man Outside --"Two orchestra seats, please." The Man Inside — "Wrong place, brother. We don't sell seats here. This is thebox colas." "Rule, Britannia." As a lyric poet however, though not negligible, .Tames Thomson is incon- spicuous. Yet curiosly, it !s -by a single couplet in a single and not otherwise remarkable lyric that he be- came part of the common conscious- ness ,of; the whole nation; and more curiously still, this couplet, which has been on all men't lips for nearly two hundred years, .is seldom associated with his name, and even his author- ship of 1t has been questioned, and cannot be said to be deinonstrahly cer- tain. On August 1, 1740, a fete was given by Frederick, Prince of Wales, at Clif- den. "For it a masque on the subject of cling Alfred was commanded; the music for it was written by Arne, and the libretto was produced in collabora- tion_, by Thomson and Mallet, his friend, contemporary, and compatriot; who then held a salaried post in the Prince's household Ona of the songs iu it became, at once and by common spontaneous instinct, the national an- them. The chorus ending of ils stan- zas rani Rule, Britannia, ruletbs waves; Britons never will be slaves. The White Sea -Gull. The white sea -gull, the wild sea -gull!— A joyful bird is he, As he lis. `lilts a cradled thing at rest In the arms of a sunny sea! The little waves Took to and fro, ed.s &MCA Akei larla goo-do/Wary-at gijirtrtil nu? Brotherhood. I, planted nasturtiums I thought' for' my pleasure Joy tor niy home Golden sun -treasure. I found I was, sharing' Each day of the honey With a wee humming bird And bees bright and Bunny. I; as their hostess Followed along Humming with them A bit of a song. The bees working below And the hirdling above' Thought not to struggle, To grasp nor to shove Nor even to visit A .flower with a guest, But seeing it occupied Furthered the quest. How humbly- I- patterned My miniature neighbors. Accepting so kindly These unplanned favor. The very next time I plant snares for the sun I shall plant for many Instead of for one. No friendship ere gave' me Full meausre of good As did this, speaking plain Of the true' brotherhood. ' —Flora Lawrence Myers. Use Minard's Liniment in the stables. From "The Lotus Eaters." Lo! in the middle of the wood. The folded leaf is wooed from out,.the bud • • With winds upon the branch, and there Grows green and broad, andtakes no care; ' • Sun -steeped at noon, and in the moon Nightly dew -fed; , and turning yellow Fails and floats edema the air, Lo! sweetened with the summer light The full -juiced apple, waxing over. mellow, Drops in a silent autumn night. Allits allotted length of days The flower ripensin Its place, Ripens and fades, and falls, and hath no. toil, And the white gull lies asleep; Fast -rooted in" tie fruitful soil. As the fisher's boat, with breeze and -Tennyson. Ude Goes merrily over the deep. The ship, with her fair. sails set, •goes, by; And her people stand to note I-Iow the sea -gull sits on the rocking waves', As still as an anchored boat. The sea is fresh, the sea is fair, Aud the sky calm overhead; A.nd the sea -gull lies on the deep, deep SUR, Like a king in his royal bed! —Mary Howitt. Epitaph Upon a Young Soldier. He gave ue all he never had Wife,' chtldren, comrades myriad; And all we have we cannot give To make those unborn pleeeures live, —S. Foster Damon. Misquoted :as they lieually (like so many famous phrases)• are, the words have, ,from then until now, been known, it may said, by every,Ivan., woman and child iu England. Such universal and prolonged cul t eery 18, to be sure, no hall -mark of high poetry; yet few or our pouts can put ascii a feather in their Dap. For the authorship of this couplet there -is no direct and unimpeachable. evidenCO. Mallet 0105 iu some marmots a feebler Thunman, and wrote very like 'him. The particular song in come- tionmay have been a joint product. 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