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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1909-8-19, Page 7110W TO ENJOY LONG LIFE R,EIiIOV,a aGA11GB INTBST1NE, .AND ,A;PrE2qRIX. Prof. liletehnfkoff PrOPOIlfteCS Them. panpro us—Hu nting Ground for Germs.. igation which Asa rbet pursuinof g at t St. May's he hasbea:p Hospital, London, during the past month, Dr, Distaso, of Paris, claims that the theory of Professor Metchnikoff, of the Pasteur I.nst tute, Paris, for warding off old age, is a sound one. Profest:or Metchnikoff, a few years ago, evolved the theory that the large intestine was the breed ing-plane of most of the harmful germs, and that in a person whose huge intestine had been removed by operation it wt uld be Found that the beneficial germs remaining would greatly outn'imber the harm- ful ones,and would have the effect of staving off old -age, REMOVE THE INTESTINE, At the hospital in London, Dr. elistaso, who is Professor Metchni koff's assistant, has boon compar- ing the germs. found in a number of. patients whose large intestines had been removed with those found in normal individuals, ant so convino ed is he that the Metchnikoff theory is fully proved that he- expressed the following: opinion: "Every child should have its large intestine and its appendix removed when it is two or three years old." YOUNG FOLKS ooctpi4boo ON THE OLD WHARF. For a boy who lives most of the Year away froin the sea, the little town of Bayhead is a fine place to spend the surnmer, There is always sotnothing to de there, When it is pleasant, you can dig clams or go Grabbing, or fish off the end of the old wharf. When it rains, you Dan go up into Captain Billy's mall' loft and watch him sew with a fun- ny big un-ny.big thimble held in the palm of his hand; or. you can sit in Cap taih Benny's boat -shop and see him. build dories while he tells stories. To Walter Manly the rainy days were almost as happy as the plea- sant ones, for be liked both Cap- tain Billy and Captain Benny, and was always glad to .be with them The two old men were brothers. Both had been sailors all their lives, and for many years had hunted whales in the south seas. Captain Billy had only one leg, and had to use a crutch when he walked. in the bight ofr ' you fish. -line, lEnd WOKEN AS SpiDtEB.fl. yours fish 11 you off your feet - If e d Ii it had boon a whale, we siioultl Were Once ileltkoned Among Fight- not ig t*not have got you so easily, Next fog Strength, time you must be more careful with your line,"--ioutb'a Companion. From the nature of things women i4 soldiers can only be found a a Obeli among barbarians—up to this time BLBM'S ROLA Olt LIFE• nada rate, s poor The show omAmazons IMPROVED HEALTH.. In the patients experimented up • on, who in every instance have eu- joyed greatly improved health dur- iing the year or more which has elapsed since their operations, a number of new germs have been 'discovered. Those are thought to be harmless germs whose action, if any, is beneficial to the system. Further studios of their action aro to be pureued. Dr. Distaso takes with him for further study at the Pasteur Insti- tute e Paris, two persons who are excellent examples of the benefit bo health resulting from the remov- al'of the lower intestine. . Practi- cally bedridden before the opera- tion about four years ago, these two patients are now in robust health,. and have put on, in each case, almost forty pounds in weight. During their month's stay all their expenses will be paid by the.Pas- tour Institute. Walter had wondered a good many times how Captain Billy Dad lost his leg, but of course he. did nob like to ask:him. But knowing that he and Captain Benny were brothers, he felt that he might ask Timor Savagely Attacked and Captain Benny. So one rainy day, when he and Thoroton Hadley were : Badly Mauled by a Tiger. in the boat -shop, he put the :ques A circus Made against the Baby's Own Tablets Dost 25 ants French, but Barton had beep mueb a box. A box bought now may save impressed with them forty years baby's life. Summer complaints earlier—and be was a judge, The came suddenly, and carry away discipline was terribly severe in his thousands of little ones every year. time; he did Rot doubt they were If the stomach and bowels are kept, Very formidable troops. Relaxation in' order there•is little danger of of discipline ruined them, saya the these troubles coming on. BabY's Pall Mall Gazette.. Own Tablets is the best medieeinnee The mythical Amazons claim a in the world for preventing word, since Prof. Sayce adduced curing stomach and bowel trop-; ,such striking evidence to sugges.. bees. They can bo given with per- that they were the warrior priest feet safety to the new born baby eases of Hittite invaders, 01 the or to the well grown child. An oe- American Amazons it may be see casional dose of the Tablets will ed that Humboldt thought the leg - regulate stomach and bowels and end not impossible; and he had prevent summer complaints. Thestudied the original records, Very mother who keeps these Tablets be- few who have written on the sub - aide her has a reasonable assurance ject are thus qualified probably, that her little ones are safe. If but Mr, Alfred Wallace has shown you have not got a box of Tablets us lately that Spruce, the great' get one without delay. Do no botanist, looked into the evidence wait until trouble acmes, it may carefully and formed a strong opin- then be too late. Sold by medicine ion that it was'trustworthy. dealers or by mail at 25 cents a Meeh more interacting aro the box from The Dr. Williams,' Medi- shield maidena of the Vikings. cine Co., Brockville, Ont. Would that we knew more about _f. them personally. The historical sagas allude to them,.but always, A FIGHT FOR LIFE. so far as I remember, in a matter of fact way, as to male personafges. One of the very grandest poetic sagas is that of the Shield Maiden Hervor, but even this takes for granted nearly everything we parti- cularly want to know. She dressed as a man and joined the Vikings. Presently she gained the command of her party -and the story opens, true in the main probably. The circumstantial account of the battle of Bravoll between Sigurd of Denmark and Harold filditoun of Norway mentions several shield but of the tial( f can maidens who commanded troops. you are thinking of." fusion among the .audience, sever One even bore Ilarald's standard. "But what is it? asked the boys. al ladies fainting and others scream- All fought like heroes, or demons, is a loop,and it is a ..in while all gazed on a fierce fight and I think all died on the field ; but "A aight i for it seems that they were only women thing sailor is always afraid of, 1 life. and a whaler, especially." I _The circus attendants, though who - rose to command by daring and And, then the captain. took a roi'i armed with red hot irons, had the military genius. Is there any a.u- and showed them -what he meant.' greatest difficulty in preventing the thority for the legends of Viking Be' told them about the hunting of, other tigers attacking the tamer. bands wnolly feminine1 whales; how the small boats leave The animal which had sprung upon The old Lash "Book of Levan" the ship,and the mon row quietly Capt. Andrickson seized one of his says casually "for men and women they legs, and the bones could be heard went alike to battle in those days" ; up enoughto the r the until are bowaafi and the record of tribal obligations for ' man in theto cracking. At last the tamer man- throw the harpoon into the' whale . aged to draw his revolver, and with called "Hosting" reckoned women Re showed them a harpoon, which the utmost coolness he placed the among the fighting strength. is a short iron sPear with a long, barrel in the corner of the animal's Moreover, the life of Abbot Adam - fine rope fastened to it; and he mouth and fired. The wounded Dan of Iona tolls how. he, hearing told them how careful the eg beast rolled over, and Andrickson' of this dreadful practice, went to must be to see that the ropewas dragged out in a terribly mang- Ireland, called an assembly of coiled just right in the tub at the led condition. This is the fourth chiefs and bishops and persuaded bow of the boat,obecause when the time that the same tiger has attack- them to pass a k.r, still extant, he usually p h•m. entitled "Lex innocentium," which divesd performance at Soriano. Portugal, was brought to an abrupt termination amid a scene of terror. Capt. Andrickson, a well-known animal tamer, was performing with his 10 magnificent Bengal tigers. Profiting by a moment's inattention on the part of the tamer, one of the tigers made a tremendous spring upon the captain and brought him to the ground. There was at once a scene o great "How did Captain Billy lose his leg?" the captain repeated 'after Walter. "Why, the bight of a rope took it off." "The bite of a rope 1" cried' Wai- ter. "How could rope blite a are mans leg off 1 I guess„ making fun of me, captain. "`No, no, my boy. It was the bight of a rope, u n BETTER WITHOUT IT. To a representative of the Lon- don Mail Dr. Distaso stated : "My experiments have proved that we off better world all of us e with - cut a lower' iclsestine, which is no- thing more or less than an ideal breeding place for disease germs. Almost every chronic disease may he traced back to the action of those germs. Chronic heart dis- ease,arterio, sclerosis and most kindof headaches are examples.” The following diet was recom- mended as being most hygenie for 'people who refuse to part with their large intestine, yet desire to live as little meat long one as pmealla day onle: A y. Plenty of green vegetables at this and other two meals, and water in abundance during the day. No tea, coffee, or 'spirits. A little diluted wine at meals if: desired. Eggs, according to Professor kletohnikoff s theory, are absolute- ly dangerous as food. "An egg undergoes the same decomposition in the intestines," Dr. Distaso con- tinued, "as it does'outside the body, and in the intestinesforms an excellent breeding place. germs." BLOND HEADS IN HISTORY. --- They Have Played Great Historical Roles. It. is certain that blond, long headed men once played a great -`role in history, for' it was: they who colonized Galatia and brought home the treasures of Greece and Italy to Toulouse, who overthrew the Ro- man empire:in the west and won England from the Britons. It is equally certain that this physical type was once much more dominant and widely distributed than it is now and that it is tending to ore out: This is especially true of that pronounced form of blond which is distinguished by red hair. Red haired persons do not now coati - tube the majority.in any known tribe of nation, but one authority Bas forth grounds for thinking red Hair was once much more pre- valent. It must have occurred, for in- stance, amore the Brahmans, since they were forbidden by, the laws of Mann to marry red haired women, There is no doubt that blonds and,. red haired persons are still oneoun-, tired about the Hiudo Bush, among ltho tribes from ,whom the Brah- wens aro supposed to have been imluigrants, But' obedience to the law mentioned would in the course of time annihilate the tendency to their t"eproduction.--Westminster Gazette, 3: Don't force your advicea upon people whose friendship S ]tall Is the best, remedy know* for sttrabta n, keaiti r ul a 6cgethe sane feet,, ;tins aria blisters. A Skil foo All l),wjefate end Storrs—Wo, IT HURTS. Blox—"Bixby claims that he al • ways' tells the truth," Knox—""Yes; he seems to leave a mania for stirring up trouble." The transition from winter's cold ix, • summer's heat frequently puts e strain upon the system that pro- duces internal complications, al- ways painful and often serious. A common form of disorder is dysen- tery, to -which many are prone in the spring and summer. The very best medicine to use in subduing this painful ailment is Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial. It is a standard remedy, sold every- where. HIS REASON FOR VOTING. '. A story Is related of an ambitious gentleman who, rather unwisely, steed tem a candidate for some office ane who, at the close of the poll was found to have reeeivtid only one vote, The candidata was excessively mortified, and, to increase los chagrin, his neighbors talked as if it were a matter of course that he had given that ono vote himself, This annoyed flim so much that lie offered a $10 suit of clothes to ...s A NEVER -FAILING SUPPLY. The fond husbaud was seeing his wife off with the children for their vacation in the country. As she got into the train, he said : But, my dear, won't you take some fic- tion to read?" "Oh, no !" she rerponded, sweet- ly, "I shall depend upon your let- ters from home." whale feels the arpot n, forgade the summoning of women to and goes down so fast' that a --- the rope sometimes makes the edge war. It seems likely, however, that of the tub smoke. If the rope is When you meet a stranger get they still turned out of their own not coiled just right, it may catch busy and tell your troubles oubless first. free will indeed the practice is not will "That do," out, and the whole „ „, „ when it runs o , Irish te boat draggedmunderptoegetter. his Twill leaveto her now, and you need.t ou And ift h.man happens foot or his leg caught in over- ton." "Fa th,"t replied th •girl. the rope; he'i may t pulled"Oi hasti tion o' givin' ye board, or his leg cut off.O 'll it t1. That was what had happened to Captain Billy. A r areiess sailor had let the rope get kinked, and a loop had caught round Captain Billy's leg and pulled him over. Re was carried down, down, down, and might never have come ue, if Captain Benny, who was in the same boat, had not grabbed a hatchet quicaly and cut tie ripe Captain Billy rose to the top of the; water at last, and the men got him into the boat; but his leg was so badly cut that it had to be taken off. nBoth t they wouldr .d rememberthethought whey' captain's story, but a week later, when they were fishing from the end of the old wharf, something happened that made them forget. Theywere fishing for flounders the with Ned Pierce, who lives had year in Bayhead. The cap helped them bait their hooks, and I' was watching them, when Walter ; suddenly had a great tug on his; line—so hard that he nearlyost' his hold on it. When hep , the head of a big fish came to the top of the water. "Oh, what is it 1. What is it1" cried the boys, "It's a dogfish ! shouted the cap- tain. "'Hold hard, now! There must be a school of there."fithe Walter had been lying wharf,' but in his eagerness to land his big fish, he stood up and step- ped nearer the edge, giving a hard pull. This pull must have sunk the hook deeper in the fish's 11 mouth, for he, too, gave a great p g ab way. Walter stepped ahead ono step more, without seeing where he put his foot. The next moment nt he felt himself falling. had pulled his right leg out from heder wentnwith a ]n great another splashinstant into the water. The next he knew his head was just above the water, while some- thing sharp and cold was gripping him through bit clothes, between the shoulders, It was the captain's boat -hook, and by the long pole which made, the handle of it the captain was holding him up. Ned and Thornton ran down the steps and pushed out in a boat, and in a few minutes had him on board, good deal frightened Captain Thee, any boy, ,nay, when "youalter was safe on see now what I and again, meant when I told you ;to look out for tiro bight of a line,. You stepped It every housekeeper would use Wilson's Fly -Pads freely during the Summer months the house ily peril would soon be a thing of the past. Tylle7lltanl ror ion aNlitseRl* N i1OR5g-iS or i 8 e5Mk Ear ex haloed Is -tyy ll►ile l,tl I$. woo I, 0e rggssrt. ,Lddre,5 Yetarlssry Ns' i' Soy klxrvaa, risak A. 75 Aelelsids HO. Reel, mmeem0. pool MOULTON COLLEGE 34 door Street Fast, Toronto. A big Pads rtoAdea tial School for Olds. rdltt�l ter .;year -Resident titudeANb aria EP 1-. only supporter if the individual pay students, est to e7t, would come forward and declare 501105*imeeene tiept, 15, Sntendar en eoPtl0ati0il himself, hues oneremerr, TIRALI VIoo.rrinoiptl, An Irishman responded to this appeal, proved his claim, and called for the reward. '"How .did it happen?" inquired the candidate, taken quite 'by sur- prise. "How did it happen that you voted for me?" The Irishman hesitated, but on being pressed he answered : If 0r tell yez, ye wont go back on the suit o' clotheai" "Oh, no 1 I promise that you shall have the suit, anyhow. "Faix, then, yer, inner, re- plied Pat, "•Shure, Oi made a mis- take in the ballot -paper. Mrs. C.—"Good morning, Brid- get. I hope your master and mis- tress have not forgotten that they're coming to dine with me to- night." Cook—""Indade, and they've not; they've ordered a. good hearty meal at home at six o'clock." 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The brochure is beautifully printed and generally arranged in. the artistic style of earlier days, when the ornamenta- tion of a volume was regaivled as an important incident to its pre- sentation of reading matter. It is also very well written, and gives an interesting description of the two most interesting cities in Can- ada, with many illustrations from photographs. Sent free to any ad- dress. Apply to Mr. J. D. Mc- Donald. SUFFERERS' 1rem rheumatism find Instant rene7 get the genui e. ,Made by Darlardr Lawrence Co A little girl was engaged in mak- ing an apron for her doll. Look- ing up to her mother, she said, "Mother, I believe that I will be a duchess when I grow up•" "Why, Molly, how is it that you expect to become a duchess?" "Why, by marrying a Dutchman, of course." These two desirable qualifica- tions, pleasant to the taste and at the same time effectual, are to be found in Mother Graves' Worm Ex - yet extinct, by all accounts. terminator. Children like it. At the present day, in Europe, rr: ed has ask I Jack k Perkins their here -say, and Montenegrins >, rr the ditary foes of Albania include the me to lend him ten dollars. Well, women among their fighting e---- do it.• As a personal favor to me let him have it." "Personal favor to you?" "Yes. If you don't let him have it, he'll come to me for it." no in n or did at any rate a very few years a recommendation. i `te e' ago-- before Prince Nicholas had or - truth about ye to ivery girl thot I ganized his army. All departments ,axes me. of supply were left to the wives and ]daughters; also the recovery and (transport of the wounded. But when the righting line was seriously haustia are dyspepsia, which arfs- pressed the women reinforced it. es from defecivatin of the sto- goO�i Assured y t ey f the Comfort for the Dyspeptic—There is no ailment so harassing and ex - THE CROSSWAYS. From one man's point of view an- other man may be all right in his way provided he isn't in the way of the first man. 1 h would have followed the old custom, in spiteo Prince's reforms, had Austriaad- vanced into the Black Mountain the other day. YOUR OVERCOATS of eb+ 6, your to n eed Butte wou1 dr eooel 11o,. r,',1, Ent aa WHITlale AMERICAN DYaING CO, IE4tve'Rte3Aisfns AGENTS 1711 ,2 The Best Liver Pill.—The action cf the liver is easily disarranged. A. sudden chill, undue exposure to the elements, over -indulgence in some favorite food, excess in drink- ing, are a few of the causes. But whatever may be the cause, Par - melee's Vegetable Pills can be re- lied upon as the best corrective that can be taken. :They are the leading liver pills and they have no superiors among such preparations. Joakley—"Now, he's got what I really call `horse sense. " Coak- ley—'How, for instance?" Joak- ley—"IIs never bets on one." 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But the Princess, who is half English, being the daughter of the late Empress Fred- erick, declined to agree, as it was generally recognized that the Eng- lish nurses were better trained than the Greek nurses, and also that the matron was doing much to improve the training of nurses in the coun- try, Political influences were, bow - ever, brought into play, and the Crown Prinoess finally decided to resign her position as patroness. The Queen sueceeded her, and 1131— mediately dismissed the English nurses and matron. It is said that they will bring an action for breach of contract, as the term of their engagement has not expired. "Fred—"Yes, I like him well enough, Minnie, but how did you ever happen to marry a man a head shorter than you are?" Min- nie—"I had to choose, Fred, be- tween a little man with a big sal- ary and a big man with a little salary." "If I were younger," said the rich old man, "I believe I might win you for my wife." 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