Zurich Herald, 1926-11-18, Page 3still quenches thirst,
'cools the parched
throat and by its de-
lightful flavor and
refreshment restores
the Joy of life. ccse
After Every Meal
A Magnificent Weed.
Capt. Kingdon 'Ward, explorer and
i plant collector, ha ,s recently described
in Conquest his Most extraordinary
finds . ,
"In the- harsh mountains of Tibet
-are sorrels which grow 'eight fe<et high.
The tiny flowers are hidden beneath
age, dowruwarday pointing, eierlap-
ping leaves a a bright sulplaur yellow,
-which eaver the tall elect stem from
top to bottom. Tho plant grows on the
'open alpine moorland, and I shell
never forget rny first sight of ia. There
were hundreds growing together; I
could see them a toile away, like Yel-
low candle flames against the' dark
moan Sometimes you see only one
standing by itself; it looks, like a por-
eellart Chinese ,pagode, swaying in the
wind.
"The plant grows at an amazing
rate. OccurrineOnly at high altitudes,
round about fifteen tbeusand feet, it is
buried under the snow till June, 'when '1'
it maidenly pushes ite, way through, o
and growe, several feet in a few weeks. D
.Alli through the heavy sumMer rains C
it continues to expand, ISA in October
the Will(' and snow cut it down ruth-
lessly. The Tibetans eat the young
leavea, atalp they ub10 a net unitive* ie." ---"--,•"";?-9-;:-: -
alvt salad" -
'Lie low Alia uneonapieuoue bat Add USE$
too common. sorrel 18 1)091-14a
ii Earsope 414 an inaredient of Magda
and eoupe. Atrierloo, it to regarded
simely es a troublesionle weed. . A
sorrel eight fest WO seunda like a
gardeoefe algatinare!
Rain and the Moon.
Near the equator the position of the
young Moon never rnake8 nu tingle of
MoatsthuiB.O• degrees with the bort-
'
zon, tuid it is generally . in au even
The Toronto Hospital for InoursIdee,Jt
atntlertlon. with Bellevue And Allied Boesltal3,
' New Yotlt city, ‘Iffeke throe YeSre Coop
cf TralnIna to young woottn. hoeing the
roeuIrod edugatleh. And do.lretie of becoming
hurry.. ThIi HOloHni hi adopted The eight.
lipjr eriore. rho MO Melee unIforint Ot
Ille School, a tenothty alIowan*e end traveling
exponees to and Riau New York. Sof • SOW
lefereletied write 'UN Superintendent.
World's Fastest Cable.
snore nearly horizontal positions SO Tile great 'stride° 'new. being inejde
ins wireaees teleptaphy, ase Wen es. the
that in a part of the world notorious
proirilee Of treasestlantIF telephony, Is
tor segions of ileavy raipfall, the metal
is, according to the proverb, always sPecd1113. 11)
e 'world's sten of
oable oosnmunication, not only in Eng -
a "dry" one. The final absurdity of I land and the United States, but in Ger-
the idea that changee in the moon de- „so
note rain is the case of the crescent --al'. '`18-we'14'
At the present time Germany has no
moon, as seen from the North and
South poles, where it is always 'what hei. two cables having been cent's -
the proverb destribee .es "wet," for
cated in the war by Great Britain, One
at those elates. the line joining the of these cables, now the "Imperial"
Us of the crescent always. makes an able, se rims hem PO71ZallCS. and. Is
angle of less than 25 degrees to the operated from the Central Tel'egra.ph
aertical; aet the polar 4' eglona are Office, London, while the other .runs
characterized by so little precipitation from 13rest, and is worked by a cora-
in the form of rain, and snow that they
beh. of the French Govern -
rank ammo; the arid regions, of the
globe,
The Germans expect to complete
their section of_ a new transatlantic
cable between lamden and the Azores
in a'few weeks. It will connect up with
a new cable laid between the AZOreS
and New York in. 1924 ty• the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Bratain'e reply is the <completion of
the teetest eablle in the world, connect-
ing London with New York, through
Penzance and Bay Roberts, Newfound-
land, which will be operating hi a few
weeksaat the remarkable speedof 500.
words, or 2,500 leters, a minute—near-
ly eight 'times as fast as aray of the
existing cables to -day.
This hitherto unheard-of speed is
obtained by whet is known as Noat-
ing" tale cable, accomplished in this 4n-
steuce by wrapping the cepper cola
(hitter Of the cable with a 'thin. tape
of a metallic alloy of nickel and iron
thseughont its entire 3,000 miles.
• The world's largest cable-shio, the
Dominion, is at present engaged in
putting -down. the.lengestsicable in the
world in the Pacific. This dable will
Connect Baenfteld, British Columbia,
with Panning Islandt 8,600 miles away,
and Is expected to work at 800 letters,
or 100 words, a minute, five time,s the
speed of the original Pacific cable laid.
ha 1902.
direct cable 'conneetion with Amerioa,
MOTHERS PRAISE
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Mrs. L. M. Brown, Walton, N.S.,
says.:—"I cannot .recommend Baby's
Own Tablets too highly. I have found
them invaluable for the alltnents of
little ones." Mrs. Brown's testimony
is the slime as that of thousands. of
other mothers who have used the Tab-
lets. To DSO' them once is a sure guar-,
antee that they will alwaye be kept in
the home as long as there are babies
or young children to be cared for. The
Tablets are a laxative — mild 1?ut
thorough in action—atich never fail
to. regulate the stomach and bowels;
relieve constipation and indigestion;
breek up colds and simple fevers and
make the dreaded teething period
easy. In fact you banish all the MIROT
Ills from which little ones suffer. The.
abiets are sold by medicine dealers
r by mail at 25 cents a box from The
r. Medicisie Co., Brockville,
)nt.
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HAIRDRESSING ACADEMY
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Making a Good End.
The Tobin with his banjo
I hastingalown the lane,
The tianciag leaves that ask et tune
Call after him in vain.
leads
tra. that
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The Cunard AnchOr-Donald-
son ocean highway will be
the home ,trail for many
Canadian citizens intent on
spending Christmas.with the
home folks in the British'
Isles this Christmas,
Leaving Halifax December
12th and 13th respectively
the two Christmas ships
• *Letitia" and -"Antonia') are
scheduled to arrive at the
home ports three or four.
days before Christmas, the
"Letitia" at Belfast; Liver-
pool and Glasgow, ,and the
Antonia " at Plymouth,
Cherbourg and London.
Ask your Steamshit • :Agent for
information, or write -:-
The Robert Record Co; Limited
Montreal, Toronto, Quebec?.
St, John, N.B., Halifax, • '
CUNA W7
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CANADIAN sgpvicE isa
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The &tame setshis lantern.
Crimson beside 'the way
Tog -nide belatechtravelere,
Beyeaid the verge of day.
The brook tbatahrou.gh the summer
Such jaunty banter had • '
With wind andand forest,maid
Is lio-w a sober lad,
The goldeaerea. fa,ieshibing • ••
Across the meadow's rim
The spendthrift wind has tossed aside
A,s uselese cellist() him: "•:••
The grave,k.tall pines in friendship
A lonelyhill-top share
'And 'tell Old tales Of sunny days
. •.
When summer fields were fair.
,
.And < high hill echoes answer
The pi/grims' Tareevell cry,
With greetings ,gay across the. Miles—
"Good luck! good cheer! good -by!"
—Arthur Wallace Peach in Christian
Science Monitor. , • •
Greeniand, the alagest isi ci4n the
world (Australie being considered ad
.continent)bhae -an arof -more than
750,000 equaie.niftee; •Se. vast is this
is:and, mid sa linge its, ice-eap, ;that it
is ,estiniated that if Grenland's ice
were'spreacl out over Canada, it would
cover the entire country a quarter of
a mile deep: • :
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Do you get a sensation of pressure on the heart?
Don't be frightened it's not heart trouble -it's
indigestion., Seigel's Syrup will fix it Any
'drug etore.
• Nature's Finale.
'The blaze of the autumn colors ran
media, through. all the tree tops as
far as we could see front the hillside,
scarlet on chestnuts,' flaky orange on
the apples,. yellow came birches. Na.-
tnreatemodest 'in this latitude end cli-
mate, but in- the autumn, as a 'sort of
grand finale, she splashes. the 'stage
with etsior. We scuffed through Wind-
rows of crisp ash leaves, smelling their'
clean, oder, and. turned 1.1i) a soft lane
wherejunoos *ere flitting and twitter-
ing in the grass and, two downer weod-
peckers. •seratching in 'an applestree
Sudele.nly • we walked into a hill -side
field, etched round -with a thin line of
tre
.esee Oilea'agestooil,' a, true symbol
atrengtli,."-in. -the 'eentre•. Suniachs
an one side glowed with a vivid color,
and down the valley to the next hill,
waehed•wtta the faint blue of the haze,
were innanierable patches•of color in
glorieus•atiray,
The: .14.6.. now dipped downhill.
titraesia-9:enee.aily wooded patch. Jun-
cos..and•-:Woodpeckers, were busy in
hale paste' Sad none other bleds with
a :ihr6uta, crooning note •We did not
recognize ,tharn instantly as hlue-
biedse "thy seemed too unlike the
stuns bads of the spring. High in the
shy Were two hawks soaring easily
with eeeecely a. wing motion. Too far
away foe us to identify positively they
were snimaidly red-tallhawks, still
to lie cannnon to this oeuntry. The
lane .staaleed at a stone wall on the
edge of ,a grassy pastune. "Look!"
csied Edgar Ops 1 elambere.a over the
walla...I turned quielsly and saw a pro-
eeseion ot email grey birches! well up
towardsl the a far sweep of
iewlyzminted. gold. So oarne the
k!Ches of nature at the close of a well -
pent season.—T. Brooks Atkinsion, in
Skyline Promenades.v.
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The Homestead.
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The clone fitting cover keeps n11 the
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ROAS T E
Wben shies are growing warm and
bright,
And in, the woodlown bowers
The springtime in her pale, faint robes
Is calling up the flowers,
when all with naked, tittle feet
The chadreet in the morn
Go forth, and in the furroves, drop
Tho weds of yellow cern;
What a beautiful embodiment
Of ease 'devoid ct pride
Is the good oid-feelliened homeetead,
With its doors set open wide!
But when the lI)jCSt time, is come,
That to the year -belongs,
aVleeneall.the vales are filled with goad
An4
ail the air with songs;
When fields of yet unripened grain,
,Aid yet ungarnered stores
honied< the thrifty huebandinan
01 ampler tbaeshingefloors,
How pleasant from the din, and dust
Of the thoroughfare nigmf,
Stands. the old-reshleaod botnesteatl,
With steep ond mossy roof!
—Alleo Cary.
'After shoving—hiloard's Liniment.
LO!comotivei's lareathint.
Taelailfixig of a ealkivey engine iera
esseentou suougai esound but few people
know bY wbst it is =regulated, AcstataillY
rho'nunilier et, RUIN niade by e lose-
metive in the eoues-e of a journey de
pas ciecumference of its tarlY-
liag wheels. No matter what the speed
of the train. may he, 4he engine will
giro tour Put's for every oomplete
turn of the driving wheele,. The wheels
may' YU7 in eircutneerenoe, but the
average is 20 feet, With Use average
tittreang Wheels, and a speed fifty
real$ bouts a Joe:motive will give
889 miffs a Minute, or 52,800 puffs au
hut, the driving wheels performing'
.1.2,200 complete revolutions, in the
sixty 'Minutes. •
REGAINED 11EALTH
IS NOW 1-1APPY
The' Experience of a Quebec
• Woman With Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills.
Mrs. L. D. Bernier, 89 D'Arguilion
Street, Quebec, is one of the thousands
of 'women 'who, when she found her
health foaling, resorted at once to Dr.
Wialearns' Pink Pills,. and now finds
herself in perfect health. Mrs. Ber-
nier says:—"I was very weak, sub-
ject to headaches and was unable to
sleep weld. Testimonials .in the news-
papers persuaded me to try Dr. Wil-
liams Pink Pial•s, and the result has
been most satisfactory. I have re-
gained my health, the headachesehave
left me; I sleep well at eight, and I
have gained in weight. Naturally I
am feeling happy. I strongly recom-
mend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to an
weak people."
• Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
GIIGOSEIR, rheumatism, neuralgia, nen
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are not in the best physical condition
and cultivate a resistance that will
keepsyou well and strong. If you Will
send us your name and address a !
book, "Building Up the Broad," will
be mailed you prepaid. This little
book contains many useful headth
hints. -
'You can get these pills .through any
dealer or by mail at 50 gents a box
from The Dr. Williams' ?Vied/eine Co„
Brookville, Ont.
High.
"I see by the papers that the chemi-
cal value of a human is only 67 .cents,"
• ."oh, I've felt like less thah that
many times."
Swans on the River Thames belong
either to the King or to the Dyers' or
'Vintners' ConiPaTIY• These =two bodies
are the only City 'Companies permitted
to own swans on the Thames.
rr.titS
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AtibaDga=2-
Their tooth era ot tough -
nese which makes tbeneholtt
their keen cuctinrs edge ,
tier every urazO.
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Stockings From Tin.
Who would tail* thst. the cost of
calk stockings, frocks, snits, and hun-
dreds of other articles of everyday use
would be raised because of the Isiah
price of tin? But theseaarticlee con-
tain this, so-called "belie" -metal, and
as the price of tin has risen during
five years front £120 to R317 50. per
ton, It is expected that their prices
will have to be raised,
Wifeless is another industry that
makee a heavy demand on tin. This
metal is to be found in the head-
phones, the loud -speaker, the actual
set, and on the copper wire. On thin
sheets of mild steel, laidethinly, it be-
comes tinplate, which, when used for
kettles, canisters, and so on, is wrong-
ly called. tin. As pure tin, it is made
into pharmaceutical apparatue.
Beaten fiat and thin, tin provides a
"leaver" backing for mirrors. In solu-
tion form it Is used extensively in the
weighing of calk and artificial silk.
They All Do.
Awakened from a good sleep, Mr.
Smith grumbled: "What's the idea of
those roosters crowing so early this
morning?"
"I couldn't say," replied his wife
"but I remember you got up early on
morning and you crowed about it .fo
a week."
r
Due to the fact that all the Can-
adian National. Park are game sanc-
tuaries, where no .one without per-
mission may carry a gun or kill any
animal, or bird, wild like is increasing
rapidly and is a source of great en-
joyment to tourists.
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mail fifty cents to our address.
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Chapped Hands.
Mlnard's heals rough and chapped
skin on face or hands. Mix it with
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Avoiding Trouble.
Traveling Toy Salesman—"I hove
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Blonde Bookkeeper ---"But are You
sure your wife wlii like me?"
Ohs/13101am Use Minard's Liniment.
A portion of the old railway right
of way in Jasper National Park, Al..
berta, extending from the town of
Jasper to Snaring river, a distance of
nine miles, has been converted into
motor highway, and a new bridge built
over the river to connect with a pro-
posed extension of the highway.
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MRS. PENN
She Escaped It by Taking.
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Windsor. Ont.- "Alter the birth of
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Windsor,. Ontario.
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Stewiacke, N. S.— "I had pains
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ears After my first baby was born,
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CARY W. CORBIN,Main Street Stew-
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Heady "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets.
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This freely lathering Shavieg
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