A LESSON FOR THE WEAK.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVI, Issue 7, 17 June 1898, Page 10

A LESSON FOR THE WEAK.

Do you see that l^cMnoS v engine standing on the side-track. Something lias hroken <,m>\ n about it. There is not a hiss of steam fr m its \al\i- . it i- -i II md cold as a d^id whale on a beach ; it cnn'l diaw a t>.uu ; it nVi even move itself. Now, tell me, do you belike that ai y ar.io'ini o," tinkering and hammering at it would m il." it <jo ? Nor a bit Xut lung on earth will make it go except stc.i.n iii The bo'ler, an 1 i^.'ii that won't unless the engine is in orde'-. Jivu-;. liouy known that, you say. Do they/ Then why don't Uie.y ai ton this prim iple in every ca u e where it applies ? Here is such a case. Writing concerning his wife, a gentleman snys : " In the autumn of I.WJ my wife fell into a low, desponding state through family bereavement. Jler appetite was poor, and no lood, however light, agreed with hn\ Alter eating she had pain and fghUiess at t li e chest, and a sen- e of iullncss as if swollen ari.u.id the waist. She w-is iirieh troubled with fiatulence. and had pmi ai the h art and palp.tation. At times she was so prostrated th it she w.e- coaiiied lo her ro'iui for days together, and had barely ? tivn'j .h to move. •• At fir t she con<?nlW d a do tor at Ferry Hill, but getting worse, she wem to sec a ;ihy-iei.in at Xc . ca^lo. Ttie latter gdve her some iclier. but -til '.'it dr! >i< t /; t hi r .\t n n<i>h up; and after being under lus tieatincr,t for 'i\; uio-ith^ she discontinued goinjj to him. Hotter and worse, siie continue 1 to -ulr'er icr oicr a year, when she heard ol .\loihcr Sei.." 1-. Curatne -'yrup. Mie be^an taking it. and -0.-n her .-.pp.-tite r- \ ived ai.d hi rjo>laa re hi r .strrnr/tli. In a short time she was quite amw woman, f-ince that time (now nearly r\,d\e a r o) I ha\c al'\:>y- kipr t lii-. mudicine m the house, ■i"d it any ol'o 1 ' my lamily nil an', .l.iii 1 : a tew do*e< puts us ris,ht. — \o\w- tnili. (\,'iih!) (Je-rue \\ .JLe- . U.ocji.cto, i'Vrry liill^ near Durirun, (/c'oher 2."> th, l.s'.i'i " We lull attention e-pe i. illy to th,,^e words in IVTr. Walkei's letter wine-hare punted m li.tJ v."-. Ytm t-an pick them out at a glance _ " hey s) 10 , v ] 10U - Jully lie un.'er-t.mds where human strength eouus fro i' — that io come, iroin aigisud toed and not iroin any nieuiv liioi the d' ctor or any oi.e cNec.iugi\c us. L, o t us have no mistaVv.) or coii'ii-io i ol mind en thi-, imp, rt.iiir ]>oint. For example. Mr-. \Y.ui>cr w..sill with indigestion and dyspepsia. JTer sj in>aoiii> and 1: j'.\ she sullVtcl. h, r husband tells us. The ili-oi-jdt troyid In r power to obtain any stiongth from food, and Nature su-p nde 1 hei app* t'Le in onkr tint she may not make wo 1-'1 -'- by citing v,h;r coi-ld only U rment in the stomach and fill In iblio t w,th iMe H-ulti"g r i i-o.is. The only outcome of h a , stiteot ilun.s ,n,i ! I'opuniiud v. i al:ii"^— w iakne-s whii h, con- ! turn J L.;. o en ti r ii. ,v"/ end in ab-olutc pio.stu.Llou and certain I de-'h. I \ l il.!.i 1 .!. Il en. she r.uk I if, net up her stiengih under the treatin: t" <,[ u;i, jdo hi. Why .' Nniply bicai c the inedieiiit_s they ua- > 1 . l - w li.i'e\er t 1 cy u,,,y luue. been — did not cure the toipid. ana n.l l .1,. a m liun.h. H t hi y had cured it then she woi.ld have v"' "nli- -'v w.'i'a i\'iciiy as she a.'Urwards did when she took N'_:ii- S_, run. I .lit V k.- Uuiihle is this Midiunes that will do ih: -ji > i..:e. U the dteior-. ]." -^s th* m they would tiso thun.and < u'-e p „lo uidi l!>< :i>. nl cjur-e. Mutlier Seijel's is one of the c rare and cffeeti\e ireli. ines. lr there ) S anotlnr as good the public h')s nut yd ho-ju vm\l acquainted with the fact. Hut even tho '•'mi-i:;. doe, not i.,.p.ut 'liccgLh : v i\ not a so-calkil "tonic;"' fn iii, no such thing. It (ihe Syrup) cures the dixeatx; drives out the poison, icp i:i-s ihe machine. Th >i «vimes the npperHc (all of itself) and digestion and str, iti,rli. You i-ee tV.o o:der — ihf sequence. Yes. Well, y lease Ih ar it m laiuil. The iiicehauics set thG engine in order; then the V, '•f '-or ;;\ ' , tip the ■ te'illl. A, id of Hie luiuiaa holy— tho n< bVt of all machine-,— Mother Sol -il\ Syrup i^ tl.e -Lxlhd uiechainc. „ '

The Chinese (Jovornuicnt have signed an agreement with a iiritish s-yiidicate for a Uan for the con-tructiou ot railways in China.