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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1909-10-14, Page 3llifeststatalinacestaistrecOcesesteccese YOUNG FOLKS etseescaeaceso EARS FOR EYES, Aunt Ruth, Bertha and Alice were tan the piazza, busy with Needlework, Carl and Norton were longing near. "Oh, put up your work—del I want iSOO CI some sort," piped - ed Norton, DIus mat never will be done i I ,clon't hurry up," replied "Shut your eyes, Norbon," said Aunt Ruth, "and tell us what you Lear," "Is it a genial" "I'll leave that for yell te say, elien we have all tried it," laugh- ingly said Ms stent. "Well," began Norton, aa his eye.s went together, "I think I hear !heels down the road, Yee, •they are eoraing Dearer. Shall I open my eyes ow?"xt 'Wit a minute! Tell us what the wheels are en," wagon of sona,e, sera gams it's a grocery teara—I don't hear it now," "Where has it stepped 1" "Down the street somewhere -- maybe at the Braces'," The others laughed. "Oh, that's not fair I I'm going to open my eyes—why, 1 thought it was nearer than thatl And it isn't a geocery wagon 1 It is Mrs. Parker's father, with his d-ouble carriage 1" "Let me try it!" cried Bertha. But she mistook a furniture van for an ice -cart, and tbere was a call for Aunt Ruth to, play the peat f guesser. • She laid her embroidery in her lap, shut her eyes, and listened. ''Mr. Wilson's horse has just turned the corner of Hubbard Street," she presently announced, "Why -eel How could you tell7" gasped .Norton. ' "I know his step," she replied. "1 never thought anything about a horse's step," said Alien. '1! "If you will listen to, various horses, you will and that their steps differ as much as people's. But hare comes a doctor's carriage!" said Aunt Ruth, her eyes still shut. "I think ib must be Doctor Post, gong to see the Highy baby — yes, • he has stopp.ed•there. Am I rightl“ "Exactly)" responded Carl. "But how in the world do you do itl" • "I wasn't sure until he stopped;' but as I heard only the horse's hoofs, I knew it must be a rubber - tired carriage, and I thought, et once of Doctor Pest. He often comes aboutthis time." "1 wish I had such ears," said Bertha. "You an train your ears, and this good praetise." "Oh, let me try it I" begged Carl. "I hear an auto down on Rubber° street! Now Iarn going to guess. It must be Mr. Huntington's he cause Mr. Barry never comes hone at this hour." "No l'' '`Wroag I" chuckled Nor ton and Bertha. "Oh, it's that friend of the Ship - mans' 1" he went on, as the car drew near. "No, it's—" "Don't tell I" Carl put in. "Why., it is stopping here!" His eyes flew open. "Uacle Stanley!" he shout - ea, jumping up and- waving his arms. "Who wants a. ride 1' called Otis the man. in goggles, "I!" "I!" was answered from the piazza, while Carl said, "We'll play that game again, or I'll play if by myself, till I can tell Uncle Stanley's auto when I hear it.''Youth's Composition.. +-- QUEER FREAK OF NATURE. Moentaia Neer Pachuca, Meek°, Coamed With Spikes. One of the most remarkable geo- logical freaks in Mexico, is a, moun- tain situated on the outskirts ef Pacheco., which presents the appear- ance ab a distance of being cover- ed with spikes. The sides of. the mountain are closely studded with stone columns or palisades. These columns are five to twelve feet long and as largo around as an revenge nian's body. It is a remarkable. uplift, of nature -which has the ap- pearance, however, of being the handiwork of :Mullen beings. One side of the mountain is almost per- pendicular, and the stone coltuues protude from the statue at right angles, forming_ an impressive pie - bre, Pachuca, is one of the most not- ed mining districts in Mexico, and It is said by geologists that, this re- markable spiked mountain, is out of keeping with the remainder of the formation, ef the mineralized regions The sbone, is as hard as Mut, and has withstood thele - meats for ages. The sm., e form a native). battlement that .makes the- mouataari appear from. a, dis- tance like some ancient fort,. The mines of the Pechuca, district aro situated not far from this wonder- ful freak of nature, hut the for- mation eatountereci in their respec- tive underground workings, is of ati entirely different kind from that of the palisade outcropping, If the average man doesn't get all that's coming to him he is lucky, AFTER SIX YEARS OF INDIOESTION Dr, Williams' Piuk i1IiMade Permanent Dun, There are many medicines that still relieve indigestion fox atime— there are few that will make a per- manent cure, 33ut these is one me- dicine that is a sure cure—that medicine is Dr, "Vililliamsi Pink Pills, They have timed thousands of eases—many of ' them of years standing. OEMs like that M Mr. John E. Seale of Montreal, Que., after many other medicines have been tried and found worthless, IC,. Seale sayte—"For nearly six years I suffered with indigestion. During all that time I was eonstantly tak- ing medicine for the trouble, but never got more than temporary re- lief. Finally 1 decided to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and after us- ing them for some time the trou- ble disappeared end I am new able to eat heartily without the least trace of the suffering I formals, endured, I eau, from my own ex- perience, strongly recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as a perman- ent eerie for indigestion." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale P,e,ople are geed for every disease that good bleed is good for, simply beeause they make good blood — that is why they cure rheumatism, ,heert palpitation, indigestion, neu- ralgia, St. Vitus' dance and the ailments of girlhood and woman - heed. D. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People are sold by all medi- cine dealers or direct by mail at 50 cents.a box or six boxes for K- U from The D. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. SENTENCE SEB,MONS. Love disarms death. No truth is learned until it is lived. Uprightness is mostly a matter ,of backbone. The heart of any reform lies in the reform of the heart. The religien that goes farthest begins with those nearest. Lazy people are always loyal to the letter of the Sabbath law. It's hard raising fruit in the hearb that is filled with freight. Half of e new truth is better than the whole of an outgrown, one. Each day's ehanees to serve are -opportunities to offer sacriace. Some men have faith in God -only as a refuge from the fear of men. Many a man keeps his hands white at the expense of his heart. The hardest test of love is what it'eloes with the unlovely and un- loving. Folks who are meat hungry for fame often give others nothing bu blame. If you cannot carry heaven into your business you may find you have no .business in heaven. Not only can you produce a brighter and more lasting shine with "Nugget" than with any other shoe polish sold, but you can do it in less time and with less effort. Thousands were convinced of its superiority at the var- ious exhibitions this year. Why don't YOU try it 7 At all dealers 10c. per tin. Black or tan, Speaking oE •literathre, many a man's love letters have made a de- cided hit—with a jury. Pexternelly er Internelly, It is Goecl.—When applied externally by betels rubbing, Dr. Thomas' Ea. leetrie Oil opens the pores and penetrates the tissue as few lini- ments do, touching the seat of the trouble and immediately affording relief, Administeredinternally, it will still the irritation in the threat -which induces coughing ann. will sure affections of the bronchial tubes and respiratory organs. Try it and be convinced. The activity of some people is devoted exclusively to stirring ftp trouble. The world is filled with would- be leaders who couldn't even fc.a. .low sueeessfully, When is man gets excited over his ignorance lie is likely to think be is entlintiastic for some truth, I OWE IWT.LiFE TO ON PILLS, if you Want to sea a happy woman, just, call on Mrs, Mollie Dixon, 59 Ubaldo' [Ave., west eorecace "After tan years of eutterthe from ale. hey Disease, I 'believe I owo toy life to Gin P015. Before, I barite using Gln Pills my book ached so much' that L could not Aut on nty shoes, but after taking throo ',boxes of Gin Pills these troubles are all ,conc. It ts a pleasure fur me to add one pore testimonial to the grim4 reputation ot " Ciln Mra N. Dixon. 60e. box, 6 for $2,60, at all dealt:eris. parispitt fru If yotz write National Drug' A, Chemical C, (»oot. W, L.) Toronto, Ont, • ilAVBN OF REFUGE. One Recteen Wby BagIaatI JO Pre4 From Aaarehists. The reason that Anarchist esimet are paectioelly unknown; in Eng- land is that the Terrorists have agreed to regard theb eeuntry as e sort of haven of refuge, and, therefore, to be kept eeetral. One of the few Anarchist out- rages which eame anyway near be- ing actually Carried out, was that planned by Martial Bouedin, a Frenchman, who, some thirteen years ago, tried to blow up the Greenwich Observatory, Hit bomb, however, exploded prematurely and he was the only person to suf- fer, beiug killed on the spot, At Walsann, in 1801, a plot WAS metered 'by alien Anarchists to blew up publie buildings and as- sassinate certain officia.19, and bombs were made and filled, But' the police were kept well informed, and ponneed upon the gang, most •of whom were sentenced to long terms of insPalsonment. About the scene time an Italian, ,Anarchist, named Pohl, together With a eons- panion, was captured in Loudon with an uncharged bomb in his pos- eeesiori. These two also went into penal servitude tor lengthy periods. Occasionally, too, Anarchists have falleri out amongst themselves while temporarily resident in Eng- land, with the result that murder has been committed. A typkal, case of this Glass of crime occurred a few years back, when an Anar- chist shoemaker, resident in Clerk- enwell, London, was assassinated by e "comraae." whom he tried to induce to. 'murder Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. ' • The whelesak murders of Armen- ians at Peckham, _too, in 1903, by the Terrorist Dalcran'.may be pro- perly relegated to this .eategory, for victime and assassin; were alike Atiarehists in everything but name. • e +++++++++++++++++ 44+4+ CHILDHOOD AILMENTS. — --. Most of the troubles that affect little ones may be tamed to the stomach and bowels, and if these are put right the 'child will get well 1 and theive well. Baby's Own Tablets cure all stomach and bowel troubles and all the 1 other minor ailments of babyhood and childhood. The Tablets are easy to take and are guaranteed free from + opiates, Mrs. 11. Matthews, ' Canfield, Ont., says :—"I I have used Baby's Own Tab- lets for my little girl who had a weak steraach and was bad - 't m $ Iy constipate,d. The Tablets cured hof both troubles, and I •really feel as if they 4 had saved her life." Sold + by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' _Medicine Go., Brockville, Ont. +44++++++++++++++4•44-4-t -4,---- Bighee—"I say, Smallbee, you are just the man 1 want to see, lois have known inc now for five years, haven't you?" Sinallbee—"Yes." Bigbee—"Well, I would like you to accommodate me with the loan of $10." Smallbee--"Sorry, Bigbee, bet I can't." Bigbee---"Can't! Why not ?" Smallbee—"Because I have known you for five years." "I must compliment you on. the remarkable lightness . of your bread," said the etiatomer, '`Thank you," saki the gratified baker. "It id 1553' aim to turn out the lightest bread in the town." "Yes," con- tinued the' "and if you get it mach lighter itwill take two 01 your pound-lbaves to weigh six- teen ounees," Don't experiment with unsat- isfactory snbsti al les. Wilson's Fly Pads kill many times more house flies than any other known article. It's as easy for some men to make money as it is for others to make trouble. Why go limping and whining about your corns who 95 cent bottle of Holloway's Corn Care will remove them 1 Give it a trial and you will not regret it. Don't tell other people what they should do. Do what you should do yourself and let it go at that, Kindly mention the name of This paper in writing to advertisers. STARTLING EN el 0 URA GEMENT "Was Amelia's father encourag- ing when you went to ask hini for her handl" "Not very. He asked Inc to pub the proposal in writing a° I cautinat back out as alt the others did." Drill Sergeant (after three Mut' tteada drill with the new remelt* —"Right about face I" New Re- , emit (not nieving)—"Thank good - seat, right &bout something itt last," Mudge—"It's funny how much easier it is to Meet fellows, 1 ewe money than to meet the fellows who e we me money," Yabeley—"Per- haps it is because there are so many more of them.", eta ,Alt rA5e5..073)4(047010y For Croup, Diphtheria, formenty Cramps, epeeneteurne Scalds, Acetdente, prolong, Folio, sinusitis; waves, Poisonous Moo af bags, snakes, &Moot Inseeta, 1400 SHE KNEIV IT. "The longer I live," sighed the sage, "and the more 1 learn, the more firmly am I convinced that know absolutely nothing I" • "I could have told you that twen- ty-five yeers ago," said his wife, "but I knew it would be of no use " A Purely Vegetable Pill,—The chief ingredients of Parrnele,e'e Vegetable Pills are mandrake and dandelion, sedative and purgative, but perfectly harmless in their 40 - tion., They cleanse and purify and have a moat healthful effect upon the secretions of the digestive or- gans. The dyspeptic and all who suffer from liver and kidney ele- ments will find in these pills meat effective medicine in cons. trated form that has yet been et - fared to the suffering. And this is the season of the year when the wife begins reminding you of your promise to build a.coal• bin in the cellar before snow flies. GRIEVOUS ERRORS made nowaditYs. For instance when a person buys an imi- tation of " The D. & L." Menthol Plaster said to be the genuine. Be careful and sae that they are made by Davis & Lawrence Co. Go ahead and do the best you can and don't worry about the conse- quences. Wilson's Fly Pails, the best of all fly killers, kill both the flies and the disease germs. HE COULD GO. At the death of the Duke of Wellington the whole Diplomatic Corps was invited to the funeral a.t, St. Paul's. The French Am- bassador, on receiving his invita- tion, was very nitieh upset. He hurried off to his eolleague of Rus- sia, Baron Brunnow, said confided to him the difficulty in which he was plsoed. "The Queen," he said, "expects us to go to St. Paul's, to the fun- eral of the Duke of Wellington. How can I go, considering the, in- juries which the Duke inflicted on my country 1 What shall I dol" Baron Brunnow listened gravely to his colleague's exposition and then replied: "As the Duke is dead," he said, "I think you can safely go to his funeral. If you were asked to attend his resurrec- tion, I should say refuse the invi- tation!' "I understand," said Mr, Stay - late, "that a Western genius is perfecting an apparatus by means of which a person's face may be seen miles away." "Well," re- plied Miss Patience Gonne, "it certainly will he a boon to .see some faces a long way off, if they can only be kept there." Red, Weals, Weary, Watery Byes. Relieved By Murine Bye Remedy. Try Murtne For Your EY° Troubles. You Will Like Murine. 11 Soothes. 50c At Your DruggiSts. Write For Bye Books. Free. Murine Rye Remedy Co., Toronto. Some men who pat you on the hack would rather punch your head. The leng-haired pianist is, known by his locks as well as hy his keys. In the causes of infant mortality cholera morbus figures frequently, and it may be said that complaints of the bowels are great destroyers of child life. If all mothers would avail themselves of so effective e remedy as Dr, 5. D. Kellogg's Dy- sentery Cordial many a little one could be saved. This Cordial can be given with safety to the smallest child, as there is no injurious sub- stance in it. SURE. He—"I am rather in favor of the English than the American mode of spelling.'' She—"Yest" He—"Yes, Weed! Take 'pee - lour,' Inc instance. Having in it makes all the difference in the world - 1881/13 NO, 41-09. BOMB Or DICliglIS PAMILL WO/bele Sieter-in-LAW and Son /Waled in 11.11aois, One brother, a titter -in-law and bb 8011. of Charles Dickens, the Eng- lish nevelist, have found their final resting piece in Mamie. The bodice of the brother and bis wife and three children are in Greenland Cemetery, and that of the son, Francis Jeffery Diekene, is buried at Molin,e. Cenfirmatien of the statement that Augustus N. Dick- ens?, brother of the avy,Q1ist died in Chicago and was buried „ Graedand, Oct, 7, 1800, was ob- tained from Oasian CS Simonds, landscape supetinten4ent of the cemetery. Reference to the seconds shows that Mrs. Bertha. Diekens and three children of the couple were buried previously, Mrs. Dickens' death preceding that of her husband by about one year. Francis Jeffery Dickens died at Moline in 1887, a year after he ob- tained his discharge es a member of the Canadian northwest moun- ted police, with which he served es an inspector at Fest Pitt during the diel rebellion, which was brought to a Mese in 1885. Cherles Dickens was the only member of the family who made much money, as the records show. His father, the original of Micaw- ber, was considered improvident and the British Governinent is pay- ing small pensions to two nieces of the, novelist. There is said to be to headstone over the graves of Augustus N. Dickens and his wife and children. lcVlien Francis jeffery Dickens died at Moline he was without money, having spent all he had be- fore arriving from. Ottawa, Ont., where •he passed the previous win- ter. He was medium in ti?,,e and not unlike his father in appearanoe. Be was employed by his father on Household 'Words and subsequently joined the Royal I3engal mounted police, thrilling to Canada from India.—Chkage News. CURE THAT OBSTINATE SORE. Where Ordinary Salves fail Zam-Buk Succeeds. Chronic sores which cause trouble by " breaking open," may be cured by Zorn. Bak, as well as recent injuries and diseases. If you suffer from some old sore—hidden, per- haps, but none the less painful for that— don't daily, apply Nature's healing essences as provided in Zam-Bok. Airs. I. E. Ashton, of 1st, Vickers Street, Fort William, tells how valuable San-Buk is as a family balm. She says t --"We first used San-Buk for cuts and bruises, etc., and found it so satis- factory that my husband started using it for a chronic sore. For a long time he had been bothered with an old sore on his leg„, and had used various preparations, yet nothing had permanently cured it. He began applying Zam-Buk balm, and was very soon agreeably surprised to notice a great improvement. It was only a matter of a short time be- fore Zarn•Buk had thoroughly cleansed the sore of all foul matter and healing commenced. It is now some months since the sore was eampletely closed, and there is no likelihood of it breaking out again. "Since then my baby, eighteen months old, has been cured of eczema on the scalp by Zam. Bub, This eczema came in red pimples, and if rubbed or scratched, formed into sores. The child was very fretful from the irritation of the scalp, but whenever Zam-Buk was applied it seemed to bring the greatest relief, Frequent applications were effective in clear- ing all traces of the disease from the baby's scalp in a short space of time, I feel it my duty to give the credit where due, and I cheer- fully recommend Zam•Buk to all sufferers from chronic sores, bad leg, or eczema." Zam.Buk is Nature's own healing balm, being composed of pure herbal essences. It is a sure cure for eczema, ringworm, deers, cuts, burns, bruises, poisoned sores, chronic wotinds, bad leg, piles, festering sores, chap. ped hands, cold -sores, frost -bite, and all skin injuries and diseases. Druggists and stores everywhere sib at Soo, a box, or post free for price (r0111 Zattl•BUIC CO., TOEODCO ; 3 boxes $145. You are warned against harm- ful imitations represented to be "just as good." CONSISTENT. Judge—"How old are your Witness (a lady)—"Thirty." Judge—"Thirty7 I have heard you give the same age in this court for the last three years." Witness—"Yes; I am not one of those persons who say one thing to -day and another to-raoreow." Mother Graves' Worm Extermin- actor is pleasant to take; sure and effectual in destroying worms, Many have tried it with best re- sults. It's Well to have a song in your heart. If you haven't, the- right kind of a voice it's also well to keep it there. PAINKILLER is the best, the safest mad the surest remedy for cramps, colic and diarrhoea. As a liniment tor wounds and sprains it is unequalled. Avoid substitutes, there is but one "Painkillor"—Perre. Davis' —25o, and 50e. WANTED SOMETHING SOLID The first des, eta—Steward — "Did you ring, sir?" Traveller—"Yet, stewara, rang." Steward—"Anything I ean bring yen, sill" Traveller—"Y-yes, st-steward. B -bring inc it coutinent, if you have one, or an island—anything, stew- ard, so 1-lul-long es it's solid. If you ean't sus -sink the ship. Guest—"Who kept up that ter - rifle pounding on the piano last night7" Hest—"It was next dome" Gurst—"A great annoy - ante, isn't it 1" Rost---"Thet it is. 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