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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-12-24, Page 7,oc'rewtiw,a�•u+►ats'4vtsoora+aa YOUNG FOLKS Cosa 7a00-000.0.00-0-049cs�d DANNY'S DREAM, Daany was having groat fun, He shad tied a tong thread (drawn ,tightly, ::014 wouldn't slip), around a pour, unot'cndiug bee, and was delightedly watching its, struggles, .as it feebly fluttered ono way and .another in its vain endeavors to be ,free. The bee was the stingless ,kind, so Danny handled it without ,fear, and finally pulled off its wings, .thus rendering it still more help- less. He thought it great sport to see it crawl desperately, first in one ,dlroetion, theh in another, in order to get away from its tormentor. The harder ib palled at the string, ,the more it pleased Danny, who ,yanked the poor insect here and there, laughing heartil,�' at its ef- forts to °seeps. After a time the bee's struggles .became less violent, its movements =oro feeble, until finally they ceas- ed altogether, and the little crea- ture lay, apparently lifeless, on the .ground. Danny took it up in his hand and dangled it on the string. It hung there, quite inert and limp,. so he threw it into the long grass, de- .elaring that the. fun was over. It was too warm to hunt up some- thing else interesting to do just then, so Danny lay down on the soft, green grass, and blinked laz- ily up at the tiny, white clouds sailing about in the clear, blue sky, wishing he could have a ride on •one of them. Ha was just "malt- ing believe" that he was flying in an airship, when suddenly he felt a violent pull on his arm; then another, and still another. Ile' was -about to protest against being so. rudely disturbed, when he saw something- that made him forget .everything else. A great creature (it seemed to him a giant), towered above him. In his hand be held one end of a rope, while the other end he fast - vied to Danny's arm. _Every min- •tte or two, the giant would give a je5'k to the rope, and too poor boy was pulled hither' and thither, with .an abruptness that was anything but agreeable. Besides the rope hurt Danny cruelly. The giant, I' however, was so big and strong, and Danny so small and helpless, he could do nothing but cry out with pain and anger. The giant only Iaughed at that, and pulled the harder. Poor Danny was yank- ed .this way and that, until be was ao dizzy and sore it was misery to move. When he felt he could bear no more, to his horror, the giant came quite close to him. "I' think I will pull off your arms and logs," roar- ed he, in tones of thunder. In an agony of fear, Danny burst into tears, crying out, "Please, Mr. Giant, do not kill me I" , "But you did not mini killing the poor bee," returned the giant, coming still nearer, so close that Danny could see, quite plainly, his dreadful, rolling dyes. "But I'll never do it again," wailed Danny; "I never once thought I was hurting it. It was only a beet," "Well, yon are only a boy, and P11 have you to know that bees '1' have feelings as well as boys," re- torted tho giant, "But as you say you will never be so cruel again, I will let you off this tune," and the giant turned as if to. depart. Be- fore he dropped the rope, however, he gave a final jerk, which was so violent that Danny—awoke. It was only a dream, after all,. but dreams sometimes teach useful lessons, as this one did to Danny, for never again was he known to torture, hi sown r ' o siv ' own d orsion, even such an humble creature as a bee. THE WHITE ANT...,, -t. • Railway Buiiders.in Africa Have Trouble With Thcia- Eveiy month brings us nearer to the realization of Mr, Cecil Rhode's dream of a Cape -to -Cairo railway, The rails have been laid for a dis- tance of over 2,000 miles from the Cape, and Tanganyika is now not much more than 400 miles off. In these parts the railway sta- tions are built of galvanized iron, while th)s telegraph -poles, and the "ties" into which' the rails are clampedaro of stool. Even in the hubs for the railway workers little or no wood is used, on account of the tens upon tons of thoustttils of white ants which/ infest the regions' north of the Zambesi. • These Voracious pests will destroy anything in the nature of wood, and their mounds aro occasionally, as high as twenty feet. The only value of these ants is that their homes form a natural ce- ment, which the natives use in the construction of their huts. Put on wooden uprights like plaster, i.t be- come as hard as stone, and acts as h perfect protection from the wwea- ther. When the history of this gigantic undertaking comes to be written, not the least inberosting will be the i✓,f account of theengineers' fight with f: the white ant, the latter over learns to dine off 'steel, the work 1 of years will be undone in :1s many o w alrm. • SADLY RUN DOWN. Through Over -work -Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Restored Iieelth and Strength. Badly run down is the condition of thousands throughout Canada— perhaps you are one of them, You find work a burden, You are weak; easily tired; out of sorts; pale and thin. Your sleep is restless; your appetite poor and you suffer frons headaches, All this suffering is caused by bad blood and nothing can make you well but good bleed —nothing can make this good L,00d so quickly as Dr, Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peop'lo. These pills never fail to make, rich, red, health -giving blood. Mr, H. 1t, Reed, Quebec city,- says : "About twelve months ago I was all run down as the result of over -work. J y doctor ordered mo to take a complete rest, but this did not help me. I had no appetite; ray 'nerves were unstrung and I was so weak I could scarcely move. Nothing the doctor did helped me and 1 began to think my case lyse incurable. While confined to my room friends came to see me and one of them advised me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I slid so and soon my appetite improved, my color came back and in less than a month I was able to leave my room. 1 con- tinued the pills for another month and they completely cured me. I am now in the best of health and able to do my work without fatigue, I feel sure that all who are weak will find renewed health and strength in Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. They certainly saved me from a life of misery." When Dr, Williams' Pink Pills make new blood they go right to the root of and cure anaemia, rheumatism, St. Vitus dance, kid- ney trouble, indigestion, headache, and backache and ,those secret ail- ments which make the lives of so many women and growing girls miserable. Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 50c. a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. DEVOTION OF SERVANTS SOME OF THETA KEEP THEIR MASTERS. Extraordinary Instances of Ser - rants' Gratitude to Their Masters. A Lancashire gentleman, lately deceased, commenced life as a ser- vant in a merchant's family, where he hail saved a fair sum when loss of fortune overtook his master, whom a severe illness simultan- eously struck down. His situation gone, the servant invested his sav- ings in a small business, and, tak- ing his old master to his humble home, tended him through his long illness and supplied him with all necessaries until he was sufficiently convalescent to obtain a modest berth, where he remained until the death of a distant relative once again placed him in an opulent posi- tion. Hie gratitude to his faithful servant found prompt and practical expression, and, when ten years later he died, he made him prac- tically his heir. By a strange coincidence the valet of a gentleman moving to the best Viennese society came into a con- siderable sum of money almost at the same time that his master, through reckless investments, lost his fortune. , Greatly attached to his employer, the man, despite all persuasion to the contrary refused to quit his old service, stipulating only that he might be permitted to marry a young woman to whom he had long been engaged. For There was ono thing about the many years until the gentleman's old-fashioned inn to which much at - death he, tension was paid, and that was ASSISTED BY HIS WIFE, the signboard, says The Queen. not only performed his duties as of Ab a time when few people could yore, but from his own purse sup-' road or write house signs were in - plied the needs of the household, dispensable in everyday life, es besides allowing his master a °or- pocially in the towns, and as inns tain sum as pocket -money, and taverns wore always common, That they might retain their sit- their distinctions gave the name nations, a decidedly original plot to many a street, for not infra- was hatched in the servants' hall quently they were the first buildings of a large mansion in the West of to be erected, Many of the cora- England, whereof the proprietor, binations read whimsically, and a suddenly seised with hallunciation writer in the British Apo]lo of 1707, that he was a pauper, was on the says; point of reducing his establishment I'm amused at the signs to the smallest possible dimensions, As I passthrough the town; To prevent this his servants re To see the odd mixture— olved to subscribe among them- A Magpie and Crown, elves a certain sum, which, every The Whale and the Crow, The Razor and Hen, The Leg and Seven Stars, ,The Scissors and Pen, The Akre and thio Bottle, Tho Tun and the Lute, The Eagle and Child, Tho Shovel and Boot. LATJNCHING CUSTOM. :When a vessel is about to bo launched in Japan, a large cage, filled with birds is usually hung livor' the bow, 1s the ship glides into the water the birds are releas- ed, It is believedha t t the bircis bring good luck to the ship when she begins her life on the sett, week, the butler presented to his master, who, while eonnlning his personal expenses to that amount, no longer hinted at his servants' dismissal, as he imagined that by their generosity alone he was kept from the worlchouse Major l'endannis'a man, Morgan, saved sufficient money to purchase the house in which his master lodg- ed; so, in real life, did a certain valet named Marshall, .013 whom his master, getting an inkling as to how matters stood, cooly quartered himself, at first paying his landlord no rent, and finally looking to hila for board and personal expenses. This exaction the valet endured, in the hope of testamentary recog- nition from his master, who was infirm and well in years. In this, however, be was disappointed, for his lodger died intestate, nor would his relatives, when applied to, rec- ognize the validity of the landlord's claim, AN ECCENTRIC PARISIAN boasts that he is kept by hia ser- vants, to whom he pays no wages. How does he effect this? Every month certain sums are secreted about the house, which are found by the domestics, and by them utilized for their own and master's keep. Whence these windfalls come is an open secret; the ser- vants are quite content to accept in silence a state of things which, while a demand for wages or a mean economy in their master's board would ensure prompt dismissal, leaves an ample allowance of francs for their own use. "I have kept you long enough; should you desire to remain in my service you will in future have to keep me." Thus spake a Leeds gentleman to his three servants who had been some years in his service. Two of them left there and then; the third, who, besides her savings, had a modest annuity of her own, resoled to stay. For four years she supported her master, to find her- self at his death the richer by £5,000.—London Tit -Bits. d ROOMS TO LET IN PARIS. A white card on a Parisian dwell- ing -house indicates that furnished apartments are to let. A. yellow card informs pedestrians that un - furnisher'. rooms may be had. The object is to save passers-by the` trouble of crossing the street if they chance to be on the opposite side, in case such rooms as they de- sire are not advertised. TRAVELLER'S VALUABLE FMRD. Travelling on the I.C.R., Mr, Harry Towers, St. Paul Street, St. John, N.B., found a box of Zan Buk, the great shin -healer. - He was suffering from badly chapped hands at the timese applied the balm. He says:- "Zam-Buk eased the pain and smarting, healed the cracks,and made my hands quite smooth, Finding it so good, I kept a supply handy, and have since proved u a really wonderful healer. It cures cuts, sores, ver burns equally well, and I would not like now. to be without a supply." ' Mr. Towers is only one of thousands who are gladthey heard of Zatn-Buk. There is no skin disease it will not relieve and cure. Its fame is spreading everywhere, and it is now regarded. as Nature's great "first-aid" in workshops, on• the farm, or in the home. No traveller should be without it. Every home should have its box always ready for use. A little Zam-Buk rubbed regularly on the hands and Mee before retiring each night will keep the skin soft and free from chaps, cold -sores, or disease, ' It you have a cut, a bruise, or some irritat- ing skin disease, whichhas defied all ordinary remedies, apply Zam-Buk, It first cleanses a wound by killing off all harmful bacteria, Then it builds up new tissue cell by cell --.just EIS a bricklayer lays roav alter row of bricks. Then it covers the wound with new healthy skin, and the cure is effected! Zam-Buk is also a cure for .teres. It gives speedy relief andends the throbbing, burning pains. Skin -diseases, such es eczema, itch, ulcers, barber's rash, rashes due to blond - Kitson, etc., cannot resist its powerful healing virtues, Purely vegetable, it 0 an ideal con,. bination of power and purity. soc, a box at all druggists and stores, or post free from Zam- Bak Co,, Toronto, for price. Reject cheap, harmful and dangerous substitutes. ' $• SIGNS OF OLD ENGLISH INNS. a Get acquainted with Black i alch the big black plug chewing tobacco. A tremendous favorite everywhere, because of its richness and pleasing flavor, 226G , ONE WOMAN'S STATEMENT TELLS HER SUFFERING SIS- TERS TO USE DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. They Proved a Blessing to Her When IIer Pains and Weakness Were Almost More Than She Could Bear. St, George, Man,, Dec. 14. (Special).—Hoping to save her sis- ter women in the West from pains and aches which come at the criti- cal times in a woman's life, Mrs, Arsene Vinot of this place has giv en the following statement for pub lication : "I have brought up a large Wail and have always enjoyed goo health until the last two years. am fifty-four years of age and a the critical time of life that come to every woman, I had pains in m right hip and shoulder. I could no Ho down two minutes at a tint without suffering the greatest a ony. Sometimes I awakened with a feeling as if some one had tai a piece of ice on my head, An other time it would be a burnin pain under the left shoulder: "I took many medicines, bu could get no relief, till reading o cures of similar cases to my own b Dodd's Kidney Pills, led me to tr them, They did wonders for mo. "I want all women to know wh Docid's Kidney Pills did for me." Dodd's Kidney Pills cure th Kidneys. The woman who Ila sound Kidneys is safeguards against nine -tenths of the sufferin that makes life a burden to the wo men of Canada. k TALLEST POSTMAN. The tallest postman In the Brit- ish service is Peter Sinclair, bearer of letters to and from. Pabbay, Mingallay, and Barra islanders, off the West Coast of Scotland. He stands but one inch short of 7 ft, in height. Repeat it: --"Shiloh's Cure will always cure my coughs and colds." Mother—"Well, Dorothy, would you like your egg poached or boil- ed 1" Dorothy (after weighing the question)—" `Which is the most, mother 7" They Never Knew Failure.— Carelful observation of the effects of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills has shown that they act immediately on the diseased organs of the system and stimulate them to healthy an - tion. There may be eases in which the disease has been long seated and does not easily yield to med- icine, but even in such cases these Pills have been known to bring re- lief when all other so-called rem- edies have failed. Those asser- tions can be substantiated by many who have used the Tills, and med- ical men speak highly of their qualities. Fault fiinding gives friendship many a hard jolt. Repeat it:—"Shiloh's Cure will always cure my coughs and colds," OF UNCERTAIN AGE. Little Willie—"Say, pa, 'when is a -woman said to be of uncertain ago1" Pa—"When other people are cer- tain of it, my son." Loos of Fresh, cough and pain In the chest may. uol mean oonsumption but are bad signs, Allows Lm,R Balsam looseuo the cough and heals luaam. e,i air passages; Nob a grain of opium Is it, Perhaps nothing is calculated to worry a pessimist more than the noise made by people who shout for jay. Bepoat it: -" Shiloh's Cure will al- ways cure my coughs and colds." MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE. "Henry asked me to be his wife last night," she told her chum. "Olt, I'm so delighted, Gertrude. And how did it happen 7" "Well, he just asked me, and I said, 'Yes,' and then he just stood up and folded his arms," !khat i He was no more inter- ested than that?" "Oh, but you see, 1 was in them when he folded them," ISSUE NO. 51--O61. WITH THE CHILDREN, At supper to -night will they be served the most wholesome and easily digested food nature has provided? Not unlesa they have Orange Meat. This is made from the whole wheat, thoroughly and properly cooked and !nixed with malt, Orange Meat served with milk or cream combine to masse a perfeet food. Sally—"Please, ma'am, I can't find the broom." Mrs, Shipshape —"Haven't 1 told you often enough to have a place for everything and everything in its place?" Sally— "Yes, ma'am, 1 did that, but I've lost the place." Sudden transition from a hob to a cold temperature, exposure to rain, sitting in a draught, unseas- onable substitution of light for heavy clothing, are fruitful causes of colds and the resultant dough so perilous to persons of weak lungs. Among the many medicines for bronchial disorders so arising, there is .none Netter than Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup. Try it and become convinced. Price 25 cents. "Search the poets, young man," advised the philosopher ; "search the Poets." "Aw, what's the use?" complained the ex -pick -pocket, "I searched a poet once, and all I got wuz a pawn -tickets" Repeat it:—" Shiloh's Cure will al- ways pure my coughs and colds." Miss Oldgirl—"Do you think Mr. Snifkins zs sincere when ho writ that he loves Inc more than tongu can tell7" Miss Peachbluw—` dare say. He's tongue-tied, yo know." INFORMATION WANTED. "Say, paw," said little Henry, "I'd d like to know something," "Well, what is it?" queried Mr. Meek, "What was your name before maw married you 7" RENEW YOUR YOUTH. Never before has the struggle for social and cuinmerciel success hcon so been as in our own day, and to the vi,'tir and the vanquished alike comes a tilno when nerves and body ei'y for rest. Nature and scienc have combined Lo produce an envir onlnent where tired men and wo men may renew their youth. 0 the main line of the Grand Truulc Railway System, at St. Catharines Ontario, is situated "The Mel land," where the ills of life are al loviated by bathing in the Saline Springs of the "St. Catharines Lj ell, under proper medical au pervision and attendance. Apply to 3. D. McDonald, District Pas- senger Agent, Toronto, .I+ MONEY TOP 5gerite selling our souse soaps. botsanalcing $5,00 a stay, Welts, as once for full Hartioulaus to the SOAP SUPPLY 0O„ Dox 302, Toronto ULT'"`' Wo want heavy ahipmente for Christmas trade. Ship at once. Quirk sales and prompt returns, „hit H Sarl.VT. & Co.70 Oaiborie et. r 1 T n A. J. PATTI SON & CO.', 33-35 SCOTT STREET, TORONTO, - Stook Brokers & Flnanolal Agentg, ,and otherstooks bought ourdeans larttod.. aOds - (our enPens.. mauayoboetutmrhfeeedloqnb. ( IT ALL DEPENDS. "Can a man afford to be perfect- ly frank at all times?" asked the youth. "He can," answered the Sage- ville, "if he doesn't care whether he has any friends or not." A Purely Vegetable Pill,—Par- melee's Vegetable Pills are com- pounded from roots, herbs, and solid extracts of known virtue in the treatment of liver and kidney complaints and in giving tune to the system whether enfeebled by overwork or deranged through ex- cesses in living. They require no 08 I testimonial. Their excellent qual- ▪ 1ities are well known to all hose who ha e used them and theytcom- u mend themselves to dyspeptics and those subject to biliousness who d are in quest of a beneficial med- s 1efne, That Tormenting Cold that mido you wretcho last winter will not come back if you taste Adieu' Lung Balsam when yuur throat id raw and sore This admirable remedy is free from opium.. Tak it in time. e HE WAS WILLING. "My friend," said the optimist, "you should greet misfortune with a smile" o "1'11 do it with pleasure," replied the unfortunate one, "if you'll do- nate the price of a `smile.' " Holland's herring fishery flee consists of 760 vessels, about 45 be ing steamboats. 10,000 mea ar employed on them. A Medicine Chest in Itself.— Only the weal -to-do can afford to possess a medicine chest, but Dr, Thomas' Electric Oil, which is a medicine chest in itself being a remedy for rheumatism, lumbago, sore throat, colds, coughs, catarrh, asthma, and' a potent healer for wounds, cuts, bruises, sprains, etc,, is within the reach of the poor- est, owing to 'its cheapness. It should be in every house. The most sumptuous train in the world is that used by the German Emperor. It cost $1,000,000, and took three years to. bui13; Repeat it:—"Shiloh's Cure will always cure my coughs and colds," Papa—"Yes, my son, you must always begin at the bottom to learn anything," Willis—"How about swimming, pa 7" imitations Abound, but insist union getting the genuine, Tho D C L" Menthol Plaster. It has stood Hi stood of years. It cures echos and pains quicker than any plaster. MARVELS OF MOSCOW. "Moscow," says a traveller, "has more pilgrims than Mecca and more shrines than Rome. Its principal church was erected at a cost of $10,- 000,000. Its golden dome and cu- polas cost over $1,000,000 to gild, and more than twice that amount is represented by the marbles, precious stones, and pictures it con- tains." MOTHERS! Give the Children a Chance.. Spanking does not cure children of bed- ettin . There i W g s a constitutional nhtltntional Cause for this trouble. Mrs. 157. Summers, Box so3, Windsor, Ont,, will send free to any mother her successful home treatment, with full instructions. Send no money, but write her to -day Ir your children trouble. you in this way. Don't blame the child, `; thechances aro it can't help it. This treatment alto cures adults and aged; people troubled with urine difiienities by ' day or night. Ada -"Wasn't there some talk of Maude marrying a duke?" Dolly' —"Yes, but, you see, the duke' didn't say anything about it," The healthy glow disappearing rem the cheek and moaning and estlessness at night are sure ymptoms of }vorma in children. Do not fall to get a bottle of Mother Graves' Worm Extermin- tor; it is an effectual medicine, r CATSKIN RUG. A lady residing near London has hearthrug which is probably unique. Ib is composed entirely of the sltitta of her deceased feline pets, As her eats died she had the skin of each tanned anti added to the rug, which is now complete, and contains the skins of fua'tesm dead "pussies." The rug is entirely of 0110 color—black—as the lay in question has always made a point of keeping cats of that color, On the r'ever'se side of each skin there is an inscription recording the name of its dead owner and the period dnring which he (or she) was the lady's property. Thus one inscrip- tion runs' "Fairy, '1b92.4,'' and another, "Beauty, 10004." r s Repeat it: —"Shiloh's Cure will always cure my coughs and colds," "You seem to manage remarkably well on your housekeeping monoy7' "Yes. The tradespeople haven't sent in their bills yet." APhysician is net always at hand. Guard your. Wolf aagg tinct sudden aoug s and colds by keeppinss a botthe of Pabtkniorta theltuuso, Avoidnnbatl- tutor, there is but one ' Painkiller" - Perry 0,010'-860 and 500, He (who is going abroad to seek his fortune)—"You'll be true to me, won't you, darling l" She—"Ye- yes, George, if—if you're success - Are'' your corns harder to remove tfhuanllthose that others have had? Have they not hail the same kind 7 Have they not been cured by us- ing Holloway's Corn Cure? Try a bottle. He—"Could you .marry a man who was your inferior'?" She—"I suppose I shall have to." TOBACCO HABIT Zln MuTaggart's tnbaeco remedy removes all medicine andtonlyytlrequired to ,ghing A. tongue with It oeeastonalty. Price, 00.03. LIQUOR HABIT Marvellous resultsfrom taking his remedy for the liquor habit. Safe and Inexpensive beam treatment; no hypodermic hilesttuns, no pubh. W city, no as of time from busmoss, and a cure certain. SAddress or consult Dr. McTaggart, 75 Yongs treet, Toronto, Canada. Sharpener. 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WilalluS a, and Co., Ltd, at the exchaantd Bank of Canada Victoria stoic, B. d., to be exchanged for, or onaoecma- of, stook in 1119 Canadian North West 011 Com- pany, Limited. Ali the Strength of Prime Ox Beef is Concentrated i1E1 SoifrFlld RIL is palatable, very nourishing, and easily digested. It is no trouble to prepare. A spoonful of BOVRIL stir. red into a cup of boiling water is the finest tonic and pick-me-up. DOVRIL IS LIQUID LIFE rreto- 01115, early diel obtain highest prion, Make us a trial shipment, Catalogue on applieetlon. Referenced, the Dominion Bank and (rummer - dal aganctol. A. & E. PIERCE & 00., 507 ST, PAUL ST., - MONTIMAL, Large Manufacturing TO F...'.. ° r�T 19. * d"1. a' E- 67-71 Adelaide St. West About 40x200, lighted by thirty-five windows, the en- tire length of three sides, also from Len large skylights, most up-to-date manufacturing flat in central parr of Toronto;. rental includes power, steam heat, water, electric light, at 10 per cont, lose than city rates ; lowest insurance rate; ilume.diato possession ; low rental to high-class tenant. S, FRANK Sf1! • OWNTtlt. T3'. .�11,d elai de street West TORONTQ, ONT. a6lava herrt#ONiiririt k ntnr ntoteai ra