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Zurich Herald, 1926-04-08, Page 7A SPRING: TONIC AN AID TO HEALTH You Can Lay the Foundation of Good Health .Now by Building Up Your :boil and Strength- ening Your Nerves Through the Use of Dr. Willianis'.Fink Pills. The good old fashion of taking a tonic in the Springtieve, like most of the customs• of our grandparents,- is based upon soend conunoe sense and good medical pra.etice, 'Winter is al - Ways a trying time for those who are not in rugged health, Many men, wo- men and ebildren go through the win- ter on reserve strength they have stored up during the s'unnIT summer months, and .grow increasingly .pale and languid as the spring days an - preach. A. tonic for the blood and nerves at this time wile do much for serail people, but putting .color in the cheeks and banishing that tired feed- ing that worries thousands of people at this ,season of the year. It is impossible to be energetic it your blood is thin and weak, err if your nerves are frayed or shattered. You cannot compete with others it you ;do not get refreshing sleep at night, or if your appetite is poor or you are losing weight. You need a tonic at this time to add to your effi- ciency now. as well as to save you from suffering later on, And iu all the realm of medicine, there is no safer or better tonic than Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, • These pills tone' and enrich the blood which circulates• through every portion of the body, strengthening jaded nerves and rundown organs, and bringing a feeling of new strength and energy to weak, easily tired, despond- ent men, women and children. • Miss K. Sirols, Iiamouraska, Que., says:—"I would feel that I was neg- lecting an opportunity to help some other poor sufferer if I failed to tell you how much b•ealefit I had through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Before taking the pills I was in a bad- ly run-down condition. I was very weak, pale and breathless et the least exertion. I often had beadaches and his property to strangers if he has my appetite was poor. I began taking neither children nor "ancestors," such the pills and they restored me to bet- as parents• or grandparents, still ter health than I had enjoyed for a ing. If he has one child, that child long time; in fact, my health is now must have at least half. Two children the best,,and I am sure that what this will take two-thirds, and if he has medicine has done for me It will do three children or more, they must for all weak, ailing people." have three-quarters, leaving only a You. can get these pills from any quarter which he can bequeath to medicine dealer, or by mail at 50 cents other people. a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Only in England is a man allowed Go., Brockville, Ont: to cut off his child with a shilling. THE NEW PRESIDENT OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS illfonzo de Costa, of Portugal, shown above, was elected President of the League of Nations at the extraordinary amenably recently, which was called to admit Germany to the League. As is well known, however, the assembly failed of its purpose owing to the quarrel over seatsoon the council. "Cut Off With Shilling." In most foreign countries England is looked upon as the Land of the Free, and, in spite of the Defence of the Realm Act, there le one wa,y, at least, In which the Englishman is• freer than the rest of the world. It is only in England that a married man can dis- pose of the whole of his property ab- solutely as he likes when he dies. Even Scottish law is different in this respect. There, if a man has a wife and children, the law says the wife must have one-third of his possessions and the children.anether third, so that he can do what he likes only with the remaining third. If he has a wife only or children only, the wife or the child - fen' are entitled to half, and he is at liberty to dispose of the other half as be thinks fit. In France a man can only leave all Germs in Duck. Egg Cause Woman's Death. Evidence regarding a deadly germ in a duck's egg, described as the fust ease of the kind in the United King- dom, was given recently at an ad- journed inquest on a 24 -year-old wo- man of 'Stepney, England, says the London Post in a recent issue. John Webster, Home Office analyist, state -d that there had been found a bacillus Aertrycke,-in enormous quan- tities in the organs and he was of the opinion that this could safely be pre- sumed to have been the cause of the• `rouble which led to death. The .mother of the young wornan said that on December 23 her daughter and four other members of the family had a meal consisting of ducks' eggs. Her daughter had had nothing to eat for many hours previously, nor after that before becoouing ill. Dr. D. L. Thomas, medical officer for Stepney, stated that the appear- ances of the obdominal organs were quite consistent with those of food kisoning. He eent some of the or ens to the bacteriologist of the Min- istry of Health, who reported that "the bacillus Aetdycke was isolated in abundance and death might safely be presumed to have been due to that in- fection." As far as ho could make out, con- tinued Dr. Thomas, there had been no 'record in the United Kingdom of any cases of food poisoning from eggs, but 'in French literature there were some eases in which ducks' ego were im- plicated. The Largest known flower is said to be the Rafflesia, of Sumatra. It has a diameter of 9 f t. Mentges Folder For Sale Suitable fora newaka'per or job office. It will fold pamphlets, newspapers, just as fast as en es:pert Can put them in. It will take paper of any weight, book or wrapping; sizes up to 36x48, Newspapers, 6 of 7 col., 4 of 8 pager. 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Mothers, if your child- ren do not sleep well; if they are cross and cry a•great deal, give them Baby's Own Tablets and they will soon be well and happy again. Baby's Own Tablets are a mild, but thorough laxative which regulate the bowels, sweetenthe stomach, banish constipation, colic and indigestion and promote healthful sweep. They are absolately guaranteed-' free from opiates and inay be given to the new- born babe with perfect safety. You can obtain Baby's Own Tablets through any medicine dealer at 25 cents a box, or by mail, post Maid, froni The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Out. Facts About Goldfish. There aro two facts- about goldfish that owners of goldfIsh ought to know. One is thad', fish have no eeelide and generally live where there is plenty of shade protection, therefore when they axe put in transparent globes, which admit light feosn all directionts a.t once, they cannot cover their eyes or find a shady place in which to hide, and they suffer. 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No Itrofuslon of 'blossom, no evquielte coloring sir vigor of gros'th can take the, place of a lack of fro:grance, How keen the di'sappointinent when we ars shown a woncles•fut roue of rare eolclring. and Irs:e'fect form to find its gorgeous/ petals yield no perfume. One, may are .of brilliant coloring and of showy effects, but the garden that has the sweet-smelling flowers will never leek appreciation, 't%then the rose is men tlunea we •at' onto- tttsooiate it With . We love flowers for their neer/ince, even though they are not sec ) .lantiful, but when they are fragrant; as well as beautiful our en- thusiasm, knows no bourses. Plant the oi.ti fashioned fragrant ones even though the catalogues tell you wonderful stories about the newer, larger varieties. They may be charm - lug in look upon., but flowers that are not sweet fail to satisfy because in striving to produce a larger flower, with mere gorgeous •coloring, the rare fragrance ifas been lost. 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