THE DAILY ROUND, THE COMMON TASK.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 24 April 1907, Page 3

THE DAILY ROUND, THE COMMON TASK.

■■■: This is -wEere good health is a blessing;.' Household work and worry, -.thg ■_■' monotony . of each day's allotments the anxietyirtho skimp -and sknrge' to make .'■ expenditure^. keep within bounds' of income, often •lax- fSe; strength of the strongest and most ; robust -of women, and helps tojnafc-them feel old, - 'whether thsy look- it<'6r r not.To.the deli--cate and "not over _ strong';'; ihis ''daily -; round" become .-absolute, drudgery. . 'Funds often will not- allbw : of a ; servant w 'and where this is possible) tKe ■ servant -is *■ -not. - ■ Jt'simply'resplves-; itself Viiiito- ; this:— That ths housewife _must fit her- - self to carry out these dutiesjto 1 the; -: bast of her ability/and wUh^the east- - i.exertion to herself. And not least - important duty is to attend to her.gene-; : r al> health." Neglect means ruin. A bottle of Impey's May Apple kept an the house a few drops taken after, every. a IoV way. VVthings: It 'is,,, ..astonishing how ;v Vquickly the "wdrk-;- v gets o doup i-wlien you fesl well. Impey's May Ap'pleVwiU help you: 2s 6d at chemists * and-" scores. :. Local agenfe,y Cock and v^CioiV ': :; /' - '-■". ■ r :::': : :'H&-'- '■'■