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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-1-25, Page 3..y Maw HEALTH IIYDROPI10131A. raw accidents are more terrifying to the sufferer than to be bitten by a dog supposed to be nod, and there are few conditions in which prompt and Intelli- gent action on the part of the bystanders is more desireblo. Although nearly all warns -blooded animals are susceptible to nobles, 11 Is most commonly seen in dogs. There are two forms, the "furious" and the "dtlrnb," in the furious type, after a period ,f melancholy or depression, the animal becomes restless and irritable, with a tendency to run away and snap at every- thing in sight, finally becoming subdued and sullen, and dying of paralysis and exhaustion. In dumb rabies the stage "1 irritability is absent. The dog prowls about in a listless way with his head down and lower jaw dropped. At the same time there is a difficulty in swal- lowing. 11 1s often impossible to tell from a dog's actions whether it Is rabid or not: but if instead of killing the an11001 rs quickly es possible, as is often unwisely done, the owner capture it and keep .2 for a few days under lock and key, the question answers itself. A rabid dog al- ways dies in from four to eight days, so that if the animal recovers the bitten persons may lee sure that they are not going to develop hydrophobia. In any suspicious case the wound should immediately be squeezed under hot water, and If %cop, be incited freely, so that cauterization with either a hot trop or with strong nllric acid (nolo with lunar caustic) may be thoroughly dote. At the same time the dog should he kept under observation, or if already Mild, the head and neck should be packed in ice and preserved for medical examina- tion. Even If it seems certain that the ant- Il1al was rabid the patient, should not despair, for It is estimated that.ouly a- tm per cent, of those bitten by rabid animals actually develop the disease, and II the Pasteur prevenlive inocule- tions are promptly begun recovery is el - most certain, The popular dread of rabies is out of HEALTH AND BEAUTY. Come From Rich, tied lltood mado by Dr. Williams' Pink Pins, Beauty Is mare than skin deep—it is blood deep, There is no real beauty, no good health without rich, red blood. Every graceful curve, every sparkle of Lilo eye, every rosy blush, conies from rich, rad blood, Dr, Williams' Pink Pills are Ilse greatest blood builder and beauty matter 1n the world. Every dose actually makes new, pule, rice blood. By making new blood Dr, Wil- Itams' Pink Pills sharpen the appetite, soothe the worried nerves, regulate the health. They banish paleness, clear the complexion, bring rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes.. They give plenty of strong blood for all the delicate func- tions of womanhood. Miss Mary dace - son, Normanclalo, Ont„ says: "For up- wards of three years 1 suffered hon anaemia. 1 grew so weak I could scorer• IJ walk about the house. 1 hat no color in my face, my lips and genus wore bloodless, 1 suffered hate keel - aches and dizziness, and 'ell [way in weight until I weighed only 04 peones. No treatment gave me the least benefit until 1 began the use of Dr, Williams' Pink Pilis inside of a few weeks niter beginning the pills 1 began to grow bet- ter, and they soon restored my health. and while using them 1 gained fourte•,a pounds In weight, I can strongly re- commend Dr. \Villlnms' Plnk Pills to all vele and feeble girls." There are thousands of pale anaemia girls and women throughout Caned', who should follow the example of Melt Jnelcson and give Dr. Williams' 1'Inlc Pills a fair %reel. Bright eyes, rosy cheeks and perfect. health would soon Pillow. When you buy the elks Dint the full name, "Dr. Williams' Pink P111s for Pale People." is printed on the wranner around each box. Pnld by medicine dealers of by mat of 50 rents n box or six boxes far $2,50 by writing 1110 Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. DEATiI REVEALS SECRET. Retired Stewardess of Ocean Liner Pos- sessed Fortune. Death has revealed a remarkable se- cret, preserved with strides inviolabil- ityall proportion to the relative frequency during her lifetime by Mrs. Mary of the disease, and the length to which Marlin, e former stewardess employed it may go Is shown by the instances in Which people have developed,. and even died, of false hydrophnbiet, a nervous condition due to fright, and simulating to some extent the real malady.— Youth's Companion. WHAT THE HAIR NEEDS. The hair accompanies, but does not cause grayness. It is, like gra;,ness, the result of certain nervous disturbances with and, unlike 11, can be corrected ey aetitcial means. Oil, glycerin, and petroleum are the three lubricating sub- stances which aro best for the purpose. A gond mixture Is olive oil and en equal quantity of liquid veseline with one- eighth part of rectified spirits contain- ing a few drops of tincture of myrrh and glycerin added. This oily mixture rubbed into the roots of The hair is beneficial to a certain ex- tent to the nervousness:which is the cause of grayness. It inot understood asleep, and the jewelry found stowed generally that away color of the hair, and has been valued at several hun- to some extent the complexion, is depan- deed dollars. dent upon the condition of the nervous system. The nervous disturbances which give rise to such pain as penis- CHILDHOOD INDIGESTION. tent neuralgia are the same that later cause the hair to change in color. 11 often is noticed that patches of white- ness appear 10 the hair In spots where pain has been located. The person with nervous, excitable, cr artistic temperament usually is inclined to enrly whitening of the hair, while to entirely retarded when reraness often liefears from men tal worry has set in. On grown people the irregular growth of the eyebrows may bo lessened by sys- tematic brushing. Vaseline or lanolin • should be rubbed in thoroughly, and the brows should be brushed and carefully trained down with a soft brush. As a general thing the most that can be done to make a luxurious growth for the hair is done for it in childhood. 1t .never should be allowed to outgrow its strength and to exhaust the energies of the folliciles at its roofs without being properly clipped and pruned. This also is true of the eyelids, which can be so Improved by constant and systematic clipping even more than the hair itself. The eyebrows also are susceptible to im- provement by the same process, although their pruning is advisable only if the growth promises to be too Tight, and Lhen 1t should be done by a professional. in the service of the P. and 0. Steam- ship Company, who died at sea while on her way hone from Bombay nn board the mall steamer Egypt, which has just reached London from India. It appears that Mrs. Martin, who was a widow, joined the Egypt as a passen- ger. Nothing about her was known. ex- cept that she had .Neon for many years n stewardess, and that her hlushand, when living, was employed in the Bom- bay dorkyard. When her body had been committed to the sea her effects were overhauled with a view of discov- ering the names of her relatives. The search failed In this direction, lint in a cash -box concealed among clothes in a cabin trunk was found documentary proof that the dead woman had to her credit in a well-known London bank the sum of $5A.000. Abnul $150 in gold was discovered in a bag which Mrs. Martin was occur, - tamed to weer around her neck while BE GENTLE WI•iEN YOU BLOW YOUR NOSE. Medical experts are calling the atten- tion of the public to the importance of performing the nose blowing operation in a scientific and hygienic manner. First one nostril and then the other should be blown without undue violence. Doctors state that the two nasal pas- sages should never be closed at the same time. If they are obstructed, as In the case of a cold, the back of the throat is tilled with compressed air, and this, to- gether .with the discharge and the mi- crobes which it contains, may be driven through the eustachian tubo into the middle ear and lead to serious results. A great authority on the sobject used e to forbid this patients to blow their noses . when suffering from a cold. This course • Is barthy one which will commend Itself to those in the habit of catching colds. The best advleo would seem to bo that when til is necessary•. to blow the nose the blowing should be done gently, VALUE OF CIIARCOAL. The value of charcoal is manifold. it is ou0 of the greatest purifiers of water that we have. Water orany substance allowed to percolate through it will be freed al all animal organisms or foreign .i articles. It. is one of the. best Sweeten - e s of the beadle Add a 111110 ginger to it, and it bounties a .splendid thing (he 110010011 after a he arty meal, Gleanle the teeth with it, for it takes away fungus growth that malty tooth powders fall to touch. It is also n great reliever of pelt caused by' a burn. In a iR•• bonlmerelal 'w•ay charcoal has a thou ••sand and ons u08; but these are a fete of, the more important housaholtl uses It can be put to sitceessfwlll, Nothing is more common in childhood than indigestion. Nothing is more dangerous to proper growth, more week - ening to the constitution, or more likely to pave the way to dangerous disease. Nothing is more easy to keep undo' con- trol, for proper food and Baby's Own Tablets will cover the whole ground. Here is strong proof. Mrs. 0. G. Irv- ing, Trout Brook; Que., says: "My baby boy was troubled with chronic indigos - Lion and was.a constant sufferer. No- thing helped him until I fried Baby's Own. Tablets, but these promptly cured bin and he is now as healthy a lithe lad as you would cafe to see. i always keep the tablets In the house and they quickly cure all the troubles of child- hood." Every mother should keep these Tablets on hand. They cure all the minor ailments of children, and their prompt administration when trouble comes may save a precious little life. They are gnnranteed to contain no opt. Ma or harmful drug. You can get Baby's Own Tablets from any druggist or by mail at 25 cents a box by writ- ing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. } BARBARITY iN INDIA. English Subjects Tortured and dared by Wild Tribesmen. A Government Blue Boole has been is- sued her, giving particulars of a grue- some outrage which is to be avenged by a Brills!) column of 200 Burmah Military Pones and one gun now on its way 'o the scene of the occurrence under Capt. Kirke and Lieutenants Waterfield and Macdonald, The Culprits are the wild' tribesmen of the Chin Hills,which Ile Immediately beyond the administrative border of the eastern portion of British Burmah. Last April . tiu'ee Lungno vlllegers were enticed to visit Wellaung, a village In the unadministered' tracts, to sell salt- petre, and wore seized and bound. They welt "shot" at for three days with ar- rows, ;which wero not allowed to perm- trate encetrate too deep into the flesh, and uitl- mately were killed and their bodies decapitated. One of them, before being put to death, had the ends of his fingers and toes out off, and was forced to drink his own blood. Mune THE PESSIMIST'S PBIVILGGE. Wo used to blame our earthly lot Because the weather was too hot; And how our plaints wo will unfold, Secatise the weather's beaatiy cold. So 1ct us Mlle and be of Oheer 1 There's eatls0 to kick througholit the year. "What de you 111in1 of a girl who Oen sing and won't?" she asked a bachelor guebi. THE HOPELESS INSANE P000150 HARVARD PROFESSOR AD. VO1tl`Ti'1S '111EI11 REMOVAL, ile Favors (tilling Off of Those hopeless- ly Diseased and Victims of Accidents, Dr, Chas. E11ot Norton, of Cambridge, Mass,. has joined forces with Miss Anne S. Hall, of Cincinnati, end with Mrs. Maud flal'ington Booth In their cam- paign for the killing off of the hopeleite- ly insane, hopelessly diseased and vic- tims of accidents. His views are ex- enssod in a letter written to Miss hall and made public here. Dr. Norton was formerly Professor if Literature al Harvard. 110 was a friend of Longfellow and Lowell, and with. them made the famous translation of the "Divine Comedy." He heads his letter "Ari appenl to reason as well ns cnmpas- slon," addressed Miss Hall, and writes:— "The principle that 11 is a duty to pro- long every human life as long as pos- sible, al. whatever cost, has hitherto been generally accepted. "Ile main support has been the doctrine of the seeredness of human life. "Tho uocIrine and the practice have both been pressed Ino for. 'There is no ground to hold every Truman life as ins violably sacred, and to be preserved, no matter with what results to the indivi- dual, or to others. On the contrary there are cases to which every roason- ahlec onsideration urges that the end should be put. Setting aside all doubt- ful cases, no right thinking man would hesitate to give a dose of laudanum, sufficient to end the suffering and life together. to the victim of an accident from the torturingeffects of which re- covery was imposible, however, many hours of misery might be added to cons - C10118 life by stimulants or surgical oper- ations. "Nor should a reasonable man hesitate to hasten death in the case of a memo% disease sum, for example, as cancer, when it has reached the singe of inces- sant severe pain and when the patient desires to die. "The prolongation of life in such e case, by whatever means, is mere crimi- nal cruelty. "Or lake another instance,; that of en old person whose mind has become a chaos of wild Imaginings, productive cf constant. distress 1101 only to the sufferer, hut lo all who live with and attend hhn. The plain duly in such a case is not to prolong, but to shorten life. "fl is not to be hoped 'het a supersti- lion so deeply rooted in tradition as that of the duly of prolonging life at any cost will readily yield to the arguments of reason or the pleadings of compassion. but the discussion of the subject In Its various aspects muy lead gradually to a mora enlightened public opinion and to the consequent relief of much misery." WOW FROM TRANCE. Strange Case of Man Who Traveled 0,000 Miles. A curious case of lapse of memory has just been revealed al Sydney, Aus- tralia on the arrival from the northern districts of New South Wales recently of an Amel•lcan, whose remembrance was of Los Angeles, Cal. The Ameri- can's story Is vouched for by two Syd- ney doctors who have Investigated the circumstances. The mysterious traveler left Perahoe, In California, a fete days before Easter, intending to join his wife and' family cit 1,os Angeles. He remembers arriving there, but has no recollection of what happened afterward. 1•ie awoke to find htself lying under a tree in the Australian hush, and was immensely astonished at seeing around him many unknown forms of vegel:'- non. 1•le noticed that his hands were hard and rough, though he had never consciously done a clay's hard work. A bullock driver passed him shortly after 1118 awakening, and ho at once In- quired the way to Los Angeles. The man stared in astonishment, and an- swered That Hill End was Ole name of the nearest township. Tile man without, e memory thereup- on asked the dale, and was told that it was late in October and that Ile was m New South Wales. He worked his way to Sydney, a distance of some hundreds of miles, and is now trying to obtain employment there to got money to re- turn cturn to his family. 1-10 Is in total Ignorance as to their whereabouts and as to his own doings during the six onihs between April and October. UNCONSCIOUS POISONING. How it Often happens From Coffee. "I had no idea," writes a Duluth man, "that it was the coffee 1 had been drink - Ing all niy life that was responsible for the headaches which were growing up- on me, for the dyspepsia .that no mode eines would relieve, and for the acute nervousness which unfitted mo not only for work but also for the most ordin- ary social functions. "But at last 1110 truth dawned upon me I forthwith bade the harmful bever+ ago a prompt farewell, ordered In some Pestmn and began to use 11. The good effects of the new food drink were ap- parent Within a very few days. My headaches grew less frequent, and de- creased in violence, my stomach grew strong and able to digest any food with- out distress of any kind, my nervous - tress has gene and 1 am able to enjoy life with my neighbors and sleep sound- ly o'nights, My physical strength and nerve power have increased 00 much that I can do double the work i used to. do, and feel no undue fatigue after. wards. r"I'iJis improvement set in just as soon as the old coffee poison had so worked out of my system as t0 allow the food elements in the Posture to got a hold to build Yeo up again. 1 cheerfully testify that it was Postern and Postum alone thee did all this, for when I began to drink 0 i 'threw physic to the dogs.'" Name given by Poston Co., Battler eek, h, —there'sMie0 reason, Read the famous little book "The stead Io Wellvlile" in IT MUST BE WELL FOUNDED STEADY GROWTH IN POPULARITY OF LORD'S KIDNEY PILLS. 51ade by Cures Like That of Simon V. Landry—Ile Tells About it himself. River Bourgols, Richmond Co., C. 13. Jan, 15•—t5poulal),—Among the many men in this part of Canada whom Dodd's kidney Pills have relieved of acnes and, pains and weakness and made strong: and able to do a good day's work Is Mr. Simon V. Landry. Mr, Landry has numerous friends here who can vouch for the story he tells of his cure. "I was bothered for over a year," ue says, "with lame back, weak legs, pal- pitation of the heart, general weakness and shortness of breath; in fact 1 could not work and was a total wreck. "i could not get anything to help Inc till 1 tried Dodd's Kidney Pills. But, they did me good and no mistake. 1 used three boxes and I'm back at work ego in,' it Is the euros that make Dodd's Kid-. ney Pills so popular. Their popularity has grown steadily for thirteen years. It must be well founded. The Squire: "Well, my boy, you seem in a great hurry to get to your school to -day." Boy: "Yes. sir. 13111 Jones is going to get a. licking this morning for playing truant, and I don't want to miss it." The Pall of Rheumatic. Pains,— When a sufferer finds permanent relief In such 0 meritorious medicine as South AUnctt- can. Rheumatic Cure, how glad he Is to tell it. C. W. Mayhew. of T'hane:melte, Ont.. couldn't. wnik of feed hlmsrif f .i' menlhs—four yasrs ago three bottles of nes great remedy cured hen—nit n nein since—isn't that encouragement for rheu- matic sufferers? -82 "What's That man yelling al?" asked the farmer of his boy. "Why." chuck- led the boy, "he's yelling at the top of, his voice." The Flogging l'nerglos Revived.—Con- slant evived—Con-scant nplillentlnn to business Is a tax upon the energies, and If there he no relaxation, L,ssitude end depression are sure to Intervene. These coma from stomach troubles. The want of exer- cise brings on nervous Irregularities. and the stomach ceases to assimilate food properly. in This coalition Par - melee's Vegetable Pills will be found a recuperative of rare power. restoring the organs to healthful action. dlspell- log depression. and reviving the sagging energies. The death took place at Aherfeldy of Dr. Munro, al his residence, Breadalbane Villas. The doctor, who was in his 81st year was a native of Moness. RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS. Their complete home cure. Post free to readers of this paper. For limited period only. 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You need not sited any tears it you will plane The D bLMont bet Plaster on that lama back. Try an be convinced. George—"Are you ready to live on my income, dear?" Maud -"Certainly, dear- est. if -11 George—"it what?" Maud —"1f you can get another one for your-, self," George—"Another?" Maud—"Yes•: another income." Tin,o trios all things, and as Blokle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup has stood the test of years It. now ranks as a lead- ing specific in the treatment of all ail- ments of the throat and lungs. It Will soften and subdue the most stub- born cough by relieving the irritation, anti restore the affected organs to healthy conditions. 17so will show its value. 'rt•y it and be convinced of its efficacy. } PEASANT A MIRACLE WOIIKER. Many Said to Have Been Cured by Him of ills. Making the blind 10 see, the deaf to hear, and many other marvelous cures effected by 1ho laying on of bands ale attributed to . a man named Saltznlann, who has acquired an extraordinary rep- utation throughout Brittany as a worker of miracles. How much of his reputation is duo to Breton credulity and law much to his own powers Is difficult to say; but hun- dreds of persons are flaking to him to be cured. 110 has been staying for the Iasi fort- night at Huelgoat, where he is credit. ed with over 200 cures. The only coital - tion to success is faith in his powers. l -le oven claims that he can euro from o distance and that a tiller written to him with faith will bring restoration 'If 110511th. A case is recorded of a 'Hiner tvhose sight was deStrayed by an explosion. Two days after he placed himself un- der Saltzmann's care bo is alleged to have recovered his sight snntclenily to find his way about without assistance and to distinguish colors. A disabled wrist, the result of n bi- cycle tall, (elicited by • hhn, betaine strong and the pain and stiffness vanish- ed, "Do you 0010 Bilker. any 10011035e "No," "Why do yell (veld meeting him?" "Don't want 11111 t0 owe me money." A NEW WOMAN Titans why any woman Is after a hot cup of Fragrant i tee W M] a v ,rr tert $5,0041 REWARD will be paid to wry person who proven that Sunlight Soap contains any injurio,u chemicals or any form of adulteration. is better than other soaps, but is best when used in the Sunlight way. Sunlight Soap contains no injurious chemicals. Sunlight Soap is pure soap, scientifically made. Every step in its manu- facture is watched by an expert chemist. Sunlight Soap saves labor, and the wear of', rubbing which common soaps require in washing fabrics. Your money refunded by the dealer from whom you buy Sunlight Soap if you find any cause for complaint, Lever Brothers Limited. 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Pullman drawing -room and tourist sleeping cars, composite obser- Tation car, dining cars, a la carte ser- vice. For rales s _ming car reserva- tions and full particulars, apply to your nearest agent. or address, 13.. Bennett, 2 East Icing St., Toronto, Ont. The World says It is expected That Sir Robert Finlay, the Attorney -General. will be appointed a Lord of Appeal In the place of Lord Lindley, whose resig- nation is expected shortly. Like little volcanoes of disease, the eruptions of comma pour oat discharges. nod blood causes the trouble. The local remedy is weaver's Cero4o, and Weaver's Syrup will drive the poison from the • Mr. Wm. • f•Ilnoak, Bellevue House, 13onarbridge, died In his 87111 yettr. Deceased was a native of Kirkcaldy, and a noted horticulturist. "Man Is Filled 051Wn Illserv."— This is not true of alt mon. iTito well sound of lung clear of eye, ntort and buoyant with health, aro not miserable, whatever may be their social condition. To be well fa to be happy, and we can all be well by getting and keeping our bodies In a healthful state. Dr. Thom- as' Elm:trio 011 will help all to do this. TAKING HER AT HER WORD, Ethel, you naughty child," scolded he, :mamma, "what have you been doing to mate Charley cry so?" "I've aely been sharing my, cod-liver oil with film mamma," replied EIhel; "you said it was €e nice." "They say that fringes aro not much worn now, but I'm hanged if 1 believe It" muttered Penniless, as he glanced t t the bottoms of his trousers. If your children moan and are rest- less during sleep. coupled, when awake. with a loss of appetite, pale counten- ance, picking of the nose. etc., you depend upon It that the primary cause of the trouble Is worms. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator effrotua removes these posts, at ante relieving the little sufferers. At a meeting in Edinburgh a new society, to organize agriculture in Scot- land, was formed under the name of the "Scottish Agricultural Organ izalinn Society." A committee with Sir John Gilmour, Bart., of Monlrave, as presi- dent, was also appointed. gunngbt Soap i0 better than other soaps, but ie best when used andln tho iollowsdiraodon% ht way. Buy Sunlight Soap "Some men say," remarked the beau- tiful heiress, 'that t have no heart." "0111 that doesn't matter," replied the poor but willing youth; "I'll give you mine." Nothing belts more ugly than to see a person whose hands are covered over With warts. Why have these disfigure- ments on your person when a sure re- mover of all warts, corns, etc., can be found in UolloWay's Corn Cure. Mr. James Waugh, the veteran trainer, died at his residence, Meyneil House, Newmarket, after a somewhat prolonged illness. Deceased was born It Jedburgb,in Scotland, and was 74 years of ago. Bear! 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"It has come to my ears," remarked Miss De Mayne, "that you said my face would melte a mall climb a tensa" "Yes, that's what 1 sale," replied the dtpionlalle one; "but, elf course, 1 meant 11 he happened to be ori Tho other side of the fence." tvcrything in life Is an edueadiort. The exportallc0 WO hale the worst yields the greatest amount 01 cducation, OHIENILL1 CURTAINS sad all Moils of house Hangings, also LACE CURTAINS °"° E NLEEANII Write to ns about yours. 18171811AMERIOAN DYEING CO., Das 185. Manfred Vatoran Scrip Land Wanted—state price and amount avail- able. 11. PARSONS, 01 Wellesley SL, Toronto. c,-4-04, Y411+3 +3.1,+0+rf+i •e 4. FAR Re This is the season of the year ,then you need to use every precaution with your stock. 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