Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
THE MAN WHO TALKS

II THE MAN WHO TALKS | Some physicians claim that the morning grouch is oftener due to | poor digestion than to anything else, and that little preserved ginger root properly F'letcherized will tone the stomach, turn the corners of the mouth up that have been turned down and create 8 smile where there was grouch. If this is true 1t is not sur prising that the ruralites have sworn By Ginger" for amounted generations. We all are taught that a little ginger is a most commendable thing. but we never realized that 1t was such a mfr acle worker that 1t could bring good nature out of grouchiness in short or der. If this Is true the smile is product of the stomach and is closely related to love. which is the finest out put Of the human heart. In view of these facts the ginger jar ought to re- duce the domestic jars to the least possible number Do not forget this valuable remedy.
 "Some people waste @ lot of valuable ti1ne," says writer, trying to think of plausible excuses for not doing what
 they ought to do." Quite liksly he had in mind the people who fool with duty We all do this more or less. When
 duty prompts to action if we are true to ourselves and the spirit which prompts us duty is usually attended to; but when one stops to mediate upon duty he is more than half a failure, and is soon searching for plausible excuses for not doing what ought to be done. Duty calls for action, and the call is too important to be trihed with. Duty makes no attempt to hatter-it oftener tests our mettle by the way 1t touches our hearts and it quickly shows us, too whether we have true heart or false one.
 How much the joy of living is in creased by the knowledge that every month represents divine wisdom and that the operation of the rest months is of advantage to the growing and ancholy days in nature--C3od never made a melancholy day. The depress- ed human mind finds melancholy days in June as well as November No
 vember landscapes may be bare and drear and November winds may be bleak and searching, but the November skies have special beauty and the play of the sun through the clouds and its cool clear atmosphere upon near and distant landscapes by it's light and it's shadows makes moving pie
 lures beautiful to the eye. Its cirrhus and cumuluS clouds are as pretty and variable as the Heecy and banked clouds of the summer months, and it's sunsets if less brilliant lack not the color combinations which please the eye and prompts the heart to praise.
 Better keep your temper, it is better for you than for anyone else" Is a saying that is not misfit to any per
 son. It is an accomplishment to be able to keep your temper and few I -I- is done 1t increases the batting aver age of the joy of living 300 per cent.
 The peramentally queer people
 make more than half the fuss In life and furnish none of the feathers. A quick tempered person is never quick witted-nature cannot make 6 combi- nation of this sort because she can make no mistake. A high tempered person usually has 0 low down tengus in his mouth. If he holds his temper
 he will hold his tongue. and that ought to make him the captain of his des- tiny and the master Of his fate!" So it is apparent enough why keeping ones temper is better for the keeper than anyone else.
 Do not be afraid of the man who declares he is going to tell you some thing for your own good, for it may be a joke that will make you laugh, or criticism which will create smile in stead of cutting advice which may wiring your heart. The man who thinks he has something that will be beneficial i to us may show that he has no true estimate of our character or our needs and anDuse us much more than he is capable of edfying er annoying us Always be open for anything thought to bs for your own good, anyway--it is one way of seeing the ether fellows measure of you, and that may do you some good whether it is the true meas ure or not. Do not dodge a shot from the man with a poor aim.
 Have you noticed that the man who has 9 dozen sure remedies for T@heu- matism seldom finds them to be effi ca cious when he has the rheumatism himself2 If there is any other person in the community who knows more things that are not so than this appar- emily well meaning person l cannot call him to mind just now. The idea that you have the toothache or headache or backache is simply an error of t41e carnal mind may be all right but it is difficult to make the victim see it, so he declines to correct the error. I rather like the fellow who carries the left hindfoot of lame rabbit in his inside vest pocket for good luck. and
 the fellow who carries a chestnut in his trousers pocket to cure sciatica, for it shows he has faith in something ana 100 many or us carry no evidence of faith with us. Well, we must admit it is not such q glaring fault to believe in something if it isn't so.
 1t is not strange that when there were no Mothers Congresses to con slider the welfare of babies, the babies
 were proportfonally very much more numerous than they be today. The history of the country shows that the sturdy mothers of '76 transmitted health and Yigor and ability to future generations and that they knew how to lead 9 child in the way he should go. There was less paternalism in their day than in this-less meddling under the pretence of the better ment of the many. It Is too bad to
 have to say that too many promote good for the money there is In it for them; and in consequence we find the
 devil of selfishness in good works as
 we'll as in other places. It is not pre-
 tence that wins anywhere in life, but
 rue-heartedness. Telling others how
 to do things is not half as meritorious as doing them ourselves. We fool our
 selves too often with q cheerful noise
 when we are getting no permanent re-
 suits.
 have notion that there is too
 much unspeakable truth lying round
 in the corners of life, and it is like the lint in the dark places and the
 dirt in the corners of a neglected
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