Zurich Herald, 1927-03-31, Page 3ALMOST HELPLESS
WITH RHEUMATISM
A Nova Scotia Lady Tells How
She Found Relief.
Aanorng the well-known residents ot
Nineveh, N,S„ is Mrs, Wil1'Lamn Silver,
who te1119 for the benefit of other snit-
teirers Rem she found Tenet from a
Severe attack elf r11evmnrztiean. Mix.
Silver s'ay's :—"In the eerily ea of
1926, I co!ntra;otetl a, told 'which die"
veloped into a severe attack of meow'
lar a"ineswmidttiora. In fleet,,, t a1mot4't
totally disabled me, and I suffered
great agony most of the time. After
trying in vain to get soinetht fug two re -
Wee me, I decided to take Dr. Wit -
lime? Pink Mlle, which I had heard
highly recoinanended. I may say that
the quick relief they afforded really
•euaprised me, and after i,aking s'ome
Six boxes of the pine evea-y twinge of
the rheumatism head gone, and I arm
now feeding better than 1 have been
for some yearns past, Me pule not
only banished the rheumatism, but
beeped me in many other ways."
Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills , fol
amauemia, rheinnatis,an, neuralgia, 'nes'-
vousneess and stomach trouble. Take
them ae a tonic if mu are not in the
best of physdical con.detioll and culti-
vate the resistasiee that will keep you
weiil and strong. Sold by all druggists
'or sent by mail at 50 cents a box by
The De. Williams' 'Medicine Co., Brock
vi1.1e, Ont.
Ordering Seed.
To -day Christopher and I made out
our seed orders. Delightful task!
to be undertaken only when mood
and opportunity are precisely right.
One .must have plenty of time, with
no least sense of pressure or hurry;
one must have a tranquil, optimistic
mind. For the matter of that, the
seed; Catalogues take care of the lat-
ter trait --almost too well --to the en-
dangering of the tranquility. For
how can one possess oneself in un-
distracted serenity When two hun-
dred separate kinds of flowers and•
vegetables are recommended as just
'what one's garden needs? .. .
This year, in the interests of a
lees busy summer than lastt,year's or
the year-before's, Ohristopiier and I
took pains to r111.ind leach other
of certain disappointment's:.' Aret'htis
g'randis hopefully sown fol°i1$eeral
seasons;-eitesAnever- done -:veli with
es. Stock an,+te s> apdragon ought to
be started fats the house{ and we have
not had very good iucic with that
method, Marigolds tend to break at
the neck; ealendulas are more satis-
factoiy," though they have not such a
Tame. We ;niust not plant too
eeeeesj
ossa +e ^ n. ' ilitftai,
n
let us cdnfine -ourselves to aL
ew plants we cart trust,
There is something cosmically in
evitabfeeabout the exuberance of the
seed catalogues. ,,It was too much,
for Christopher and me. In no time
at a11, we were reading out loud to
each other antiphonally. "'No gar-
den ought to be without this charm-
ing plant.' Let's try it!" "'This
noble neiton — I'Ih certainly have
to have that," Considerations of
,drought or deluge, weeds, cut -worms,
iblight, aphids,' all were forgotten... .
?On the whole, we have come out
ihsretty well with our list this year.
It is composed exclusively of seeds
Willett are to, be "sown in the open
ground when all clangor ;rout frost is
dyer" (as if ono could uvea.' fix that
date in Ontario) and which have an
established reputation for prosperity.
Oatmeal.
Ivluoh ims' been saialfor anti a., atnet
oatmeal and oatmeal porridge.. • 'Tae
old s'tosiy •willl0 bear repetition, Dr.
Johnson defined ,pats as ra. grails used
in England for hinnies, and in Scotland
for men, The t was;. "And where
do you flnd suck ]gorses and such
men?"
Certain adverse critics, guess as Pro-
fassa'oe Mel/Irwin? and others, object to
oatmeai because it is "deficient in vita -
mines." The terns vitaeninee appears
to have Become a peg upon which cer-
tain learned folk are hanging a pro-
miscuous lot of tettene.
We understand the importance of
vitailnines, but we know that half a
glass of milk, a teaspoonful of raw
cabbage, two teaspoonfuls of cooked
cabbage, a small portion of any other
vegetable, or spine Truitt, raw or
cooked, will Mandell all the vitaneines
required for a day's meeai+s.
The simple did dish of oit.tmeai 'Por-
ridge, or other osreal, and milk, fu,r-
nia1 es excellent food; but is heavy
not light, aa Is somettmee supposed.
When taken in quantities beyond na-
tures powers of assimilation, et causes
indigestion with ikitulenoe, due to fer-
mentation.
One of the occasional results is the.
" pots dge rash"; this may be cured or
prevented by taking less porridge and
eating a little fruit raw or in the form
of jam.
•��a,er✓!
Only Natural,
Medium—"Her spirit is very slow in
answering the cell."
",Sall right, lady, jes take yor time.
When I married her she was a tele-
phone operator."
s1 These Will Come.
There will conte soft rains and the
swam t.. .. .. . ,
And frogs in the pools singing at
night,
And Wild plum 'trees . in tremulous
white;
Robins will wear their feathery fire
Whistling their whims on a low
fence wire.
—Sara Teasdale,
in Harper's Magazine.
Tony was• having his second son
christened and, being very anxieue to
have his name recorded colmectl•y en
the birth oerbificat.e, remurked to the
clergyman:
Health Broken—Lost 66 lbs.
Now Well, Won Back 82 lbs®
Ottawa merchant, formerly city officer, rundown by
kidney trouble. Worsted from 201 to 135 lbs.
Tanlac restored robust health; now
weighs 217 lbs. and feels fine
Philias Sequin's grocery at 245 St.
Patrick St.., is well known in Ottawa.
11'Ir. Sequin Was formerly a police
officer. 'Selma ill -health. ezed him he
lost weight rapidly. "I had kidney
trouble for 6 years," he tells, "and
was given up as a hopeless case. Many
fes, from sheer weakness, I have
allen where I stood, and had to be
helped to nay feet.
• fepaios reeked my entire system,
-especially my back, which felt like
splitting, Needless to say . I could
neither eat nor sleep normally. Weak
spells and nervousness would leave
enctrembling ail over. I faded away
from 201 to 136 lbs., and tried endless
treatinents and remedies in those 6
years without result.
"rI had begun to despair, and when
a friend advised ']: ansae I was skep-
tical. But one month's regular use of
this wonderful medicine convinced
me that I was on the road to health.
I kept on taking Tanlae and to my
delight and surprise it made me a new
man in a surprisingly short time.
Now I weigh 217 lbs., eat and sleep
like a healthy boy, and ,feel like ati
different man altogether."
If neglect or overwork are taking
toll of ryour health, try Tanlae, It is
natures own tonic made from roots,
barks and herbs. 'your druggist has
it. Over 62 million bottles sold.
Feel Tired -.When
You Get Up
Tongue coated -head aches --no pelt for the day's
Week? The your liver is lazy, your kidneys are not
eliminating the poisons trona the body. Your system
needs toiling up,
Thousands upon thotteande ell over that world take
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. It eorreots
functional troubles and by its tonic and: purifying
properties restores the liver tied kidneys 'to their
normal tonditlon, so you soon feel like yelirseif again,
Sold by all druggists. Price 0.25 per bottle.
Warner's Safe Remedies Cosy Toronto, On e(
ABY
L
on With Laughter)
When a welter has something to
write, that's inspiration; when he has
to write ,sometdri lg, thut'e, drudgery.
Duck :hunting Isn't always what iit''s
quacked up to be,
Regan' 1teese of what style huts done
to the bottom of skirts, the waist line
mane/ins in approximately the same
piece.
Why Not Handle a 'Woman
d Etectrically?
If she is willing to come bai1f-ways--
Meter,
If eine will come all the way—Re.
oe I'v'en'.
If she wants to go still further.—Dig-
pateller.
If ab,e gets too excited-Controli,ee',.
If she talks too lloug—Interrupter.
If her way of thinking is not yours--
Conveerter.
If she tricks your pockets—Detector.
If she s_hgs inharmoniously—Tones.
If she wants l ho•cobatee--Feebler.;
If she gossips too muoh—Regulnitoe.
if She is wrong--Itectifier.
If she is a poor 000lc—Diseeblarger.
Isn't it peculiar how .everybody's a
little bit •peotlfdae but us?
The only traveling some folks /lo Is
from bad to worse.
It Vas the third day of their hone-v-
moeon.
"Darling," the Whmispemed, "isn't this
heaveallay7"
Her husband sighed.
"Do you know," he •e cleimmed, "life
doesn't neem long enough for our halt
pine'ss. Just think elven if we are for
tunate, our married life can hardly
last longer than fifty yeame."
"Is that all?" she quer'i'ed, edging
endgut.
said.; "'we're`' sting tiltiiei"
Free -With Every Treatment.
'AIM mud, she daubs her: rosy oiioeka,
Likewise her dimpled Chin,
And, thus+indeenitably seeks
Eternal ,youth to win,
Wheme£or'e the heart of old or young
WW1 undimmed ardor burns;
A.e wo•nlan, who from ela.y fleet sprung,
At last to clay returns. -
The short 'slfirts of to -day may be
quite a problem, but we can remember
way bank wheal the bustle wets a stern
reality.
Badly digested food, acidity of the stomach, and
sluggish liver cause headaches. Seigel'sSyrup
will remove these causes. Any drug store.
"Well, ya see—it's liki dist My iireta
boy I tesla ya I wanta heem clhris'ad
'Tom' and ya •putta 'Tomnass' on heesa
paper. Now I want dig boy name
'racy and no want heem name 'Jack-
'sLsse'
Keep Minard's Liniment in the stable.
Lose no chance of giving pleasure,
foe that is the ceaseless and anony-
mous triumph of a truly loving
spirit.—Henry Drummond.
By a tranquil mind I mean nothing
else than a mind well ordered, --
Marcus Aurelius.
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E. PUT STOMACH IN
ORDER AT ONCE
Pape's Diapepsin" for
Gas, Indigestion or
Sour Stomach
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Fnstant,ily! Stomach ceereetied 1 `ion
never feel the aaligiutest distress from
indigestion or a. sour, acid, geesy stool-
ach, after you eat a tablet of "Papee's
Die/pepsin." The moment it reaches
the stomach all eourmoss, flatulence,
heal -thorn, gases, pt'illpitaetion and pein
disappear. Drugg'iets gues'antee.eaeh
patlt'age to correct digestion at onete,
End your stomate trolll4e for ifelv
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Mamas,
Yes, Ie had many grave
faults,,
So hadSir Walter and the good.
:Dumas; 00, to be candid, did Shake-
speare himself Shakespeare, the
king of poets. To .myself he is al-
ways the man of his unrivaled and
enchanting lettere--is .always an in -
a i
eation generous and abundant
gaiety, a typo of benefieellt earnest -
nos, a great expression of intellec-
tual vigor and emotional vivacity. I
love , to reflect that even se he
was the inspiration of my boyhood
so is he; the delight of my middle
age. 1 love to think that wh-o Eng.
Ash literature endures he will bo re-
meanbercd as` one who loved his fel-
low -men, and did more to make
them happy and amiable than tally
other writer of his time.—W, D.
Henley, in "Views and Reviews."
MAKE C$ RE OF
BA i
Ertioimweh distua'Llanees and eonstipa-
rt'Pon aro responsible for march of the
peevisshnese of babies and young ohild•
ren. When the baby is seems or irrit-
able the mother should not resort to
eo-ciaill•ed soothing lntxtuaaee to cor'rec't
the trouble, for in the majority of.
eaeoa .these mixtures simply drug the
ohdld into en unnatural sleep. Whet
its needed ie a gentle 1amtive that will
sweetern, the stomach and regulate the
bowels: Such a resnerly is found in
Ba'by's. Own Tablets. They ai-e easy
to take and .guerantre,ed to be entirely
free troth opiates and narcotics. don -
corning them, Mrs. Jos. Tousaignant,
Ste. S(phde•, Que., writers: --"I would,
like Gell mothers to know that I feel
thele is no other nmerliciue to equal
Baby's Own Taigas. I always keep a
box in time house and their prompt use
never fails to restore my little ones
to 'health," The Tablets are sold by
medicine dealer's or by m'ai+l at 25 ets.
a box from The Dr. Williams' Medd-
cine Co., "Brockville, Ont.
Wales' Great Day.
Patriotic'Welshmen decorated their
mantlepieces with the leek on March
1, for this plant is the emblem of their
Saint, whose feast falls on that day.
No one is quite sul'e why the leek
was adopted as the emblem of Wales,
but It is believed that before a battle
with. the English, St. .David ordered
the Welsh to wear leeks in their hats,
so that they might he distinguished'
front their foes,
Although the Dairen saint of Wales,
St. David's memory was always honor-
ed in England, Henry "VII. used to'
give away two pounds to Welshmen
on St. Devid'si Day, while' until the ad-
vent of the Hanoverian line, kings of
England always wore the leek ou thio
Car' ai hire, and. afterreceiying ;his
education' in Menevia, he founded a
convent with very rigorous discipline
in the 'Vele of Rhos. St, David event-
ually became Primate of Wales, and
was buried in the Cathedral at Mene-
via--now called St. Davids.
•
Minard's Liniment for rheumatism.
To -day is your day and mine; the
only one we have; the day in which
we play our part. What our part
may signify in the great world we
may not understand, but we are here
to play it, and now is our
David Starr Starr Jordan.
The present complexity of civiliza-
tion could not be maintained except
by people of strong moral fibre. --
Calvin Coolidge.
Now packed in Aluminum, e
same as years ago,
1i4
RED ROSE l ' RANGE PEKOE as _extragood.
An OW Cameo.
Within an oval of unshaded bine
The figure of a dau'etng nymph is seen,
Moving with m•eaeured step and air
serene
In •some enthralling dance that wood -
talk knew-
In
newIn days when skies were of 'a softer
hue,
And forests wore a more delicious
green
Than now. And nevermore suet shape
and alien .
Beneath the skies shall happy mortals
view.
Of less unearthly grace the forme ap-
pear
The keen frost carves from crystal.
We may bless
The wind of time that froze this airy
Sprite
To immobility and kept her here
In all her fragile, glancing loveliness
Through these uncomely years for our
•
delight.
--Antoinette Scudder.
Burled Cities.
Buried cities which are being 'Un-
covered in India prove that there was
a mighty empire in that country 2,500
years ago. These cities had been built
on top of one another,
'Brine still preserved in the cellars
of a wine -dealer in London dates
back to 1540 and 1631.
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