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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-7-6, Page 6MeeletlageeeelleclaWeeeeneleleaSees Young Folks tevetemettereereseweWeee THE ROYAL MOTH. I think you would have nailed him worm, but he wits what soicetille people calla larva, He wee a groat green creature seven inches long end as large round as my thumb, ieAlong hie book were two rows of ng brawn spikes, and hie face was 11 puckered up into curious wrink- les, making him look quite savage. We found him one hot day, last August, stretched but on a twig of e, butternut -tree, his chubby little lege clasped closely about it. We straightway thri-stened him Johnny Funny u i , an e r d' book him hem 'i d fe with us. We made him a home in a ghee -box, with good soil from the woods for a carpet. Each morning we gave him a breakfast of fresh butternut leaves, -which he enjoyed. After a few daye, however, Johnny stopped eating, and began to show the meet ourioul changes. He grew shorter and shorter, until NEW IIEALT HAND NEW STRENGTH FOR SUFFERING WOMEN be measured lees than three inches, using Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.! done pretending to take no notice and his glossy green coat grew pale After the birth of my first child L1of the curious, hard shelled boast. and dull. him 1 i suffered intensely from ailments I It was an armadillo, that curious Ono morning we found y that too often afflict my sex. T1Qf creature which, like the tortoise,. on his bash, his legs up in the air was complicated by an attackcarries its house upon its book. The and his coat split from head to tall• bleeding piles, and the agony of hinged bands in its shell enabled it We watched hid,. Soon he began to the days and nights I endured as to fold head, feet and tail enabled t- ariggle,—this way and"that,-until almost past comprehension. I tried at last he had east off the old coat, P ly away, and to assume almost the and there appeared a bright new many eein mys, but theyn dfrd not shape of a sphere. Its tough, eias- help me in my trouble, and from a -tic shell was proof against even the Johnny—the same and yet a differ healthy young woman weighing 140 blows of the big cat. eat creature. Instead of the old pounds I fell away in weight to 1 The attention was next worm -like legs, there were slender pounds. l grew so weak I could attracted by jaguar's abs from the jungle new ones, all folded up on his sides; hardly walk serosa the floor, and of cracking brush, squealing and. and most marvelous of all, there there were times I hardly knew i Leaping lightly upon a Thee wings fended up there, tee.. what 1 was doing, se great was my grunting. agony. I went to Brandon and fallen tree trunk, he crouched, per - The new green coat grew darker haps ten feet from the ground, and and thicker as we watched, until consulted a doctor who said that watched a band of peccaries, little finally Johnny was a dark -brown, nothing would helpme but an on g black pigs of the jungle, which were lifeless look,, a hreature—a Pupa, eration for both my troubles, and nosing along, the up occasional w d call him. Just so he hoe that I would have to remain in tee i, nuts as they came. _.---" ' -- am all winter, never eating, never hospital for at least eight weeks. I For several minutes stood even moving. ! Being a farmer's wife I felt that rigid, making nominutes they and od One of these warm spring days this was impossible, and while fn , spottedigid,cat needed sgelound, d, -ct the Johnny's little spirit will awaken; Brandon I met a friend who strong trot -to keep his whereabouts un - then he will come out from that ly urged me to try Dr. Williams known. Then, one by one, un - brown coat, and spreading those Pink Pills, telling me that they had pigs turned and nparted to steal broad wings, appear before the cured her trouble similar to mine, p. g silently back through the jungle. world, not as Johnny Funneauffer, after an operation had proved of As the last one turned, the ja but as abeautiful royal moth—ging no henefit. She had such stroag guar sprang. With one savage John,—Youth's Companion. faith in them that she gave me the blow he stunnedng.the peccary, and fi first box, and I began using them. seizing his prey, sprang back up - GROWTH OF IIAN1fOW. It was not long before I found on the sloping trunk, and climbed _f the Unusual Products That much relief. I continued to. use theills all the rest of that summer, quickly up for twenty or thirty feet, Some o t P to a great !not, the top Aohing Backs, Tired Limbs and Splitting Headaches Need Not be Endured WATCHING A ,IAG IAIt Hew the Great Cat Combined Amusement 1'U 4 . Beelines,. the climax on board tbo transport on the way back to England. "I dimly reinembcr people gath- ered about my cot,," he says, "and one good comrade asking in my ea MONEY W,B U S OPT 01300 .1r* rWastage Through Clroulatien on British Gold and Silver Coins. It is the duty of each loyal sub- Oharles Livint;sbon Bull had the fur my last wishes. I remember, set not merely to refuse gold coin geed fortune to see a young jaguar too, suddenly declaring that I died Met 4. is ander a certain e goltt, but at play in a jaa ngle ane. Hi tells, of tiro Jungles' how the great cat can reeolleot that after the usual y'"Every person," the act reads, combined amusement with besir final settlings of faoe mid limbs thad "shall by himself or others, out, break or def ace such coin tendered nkglaTnder' the Roof' blank,h but not lialtogether , for I a° break it, says S'earsan'5 'Week - nese.. ,been made—the eyes ta,vc4 , "^^".."'•_ bio H climbed a slight rise of ground sheet drawn over the laid ontcfigurre bo him in payment and the poison to a sandy, forest -wavered ridge- —there was a curious jndict n t d a tendering the same shalt bear the Just before he mune to the top of in my brain that it lead not as pec- loss" this low ridge he saw a eurioua area- ple supposed ; that I was still con- ut in spite of this act it is tacky In silent patience nearly every sure making off among the big gamousBut, and even that I was being business interfering with risks woman.eaduzes suffering teat sesta roots. serried by invisible hands, or being which you may suspect to be under a shadow over half her existence. In two bounds he overtook it, floated on tolpards a great cloud- weight or spurious. Some months h' 1 't g An aching book, tired limbs; attacks but as he struck. it with bib paw, veil, the passing through w a i Ie ago a Grimsby woman offered a half of faintness, ,and headaches and ib curled up into a ba11 and rolled seemed was to be the fin P es sovereign in payment of goods to backaches, need not be part of a away for a shorb distance, until it out of life, There was no sense a er local shopkeeper. The latter put woman's life. Such trials indicate trough, up against a big, flat root. tion of bodily pain. How long. I requires the jaguar at it tensa- lay in this condition I don't know, the coin in a testing machine, and plainly that at system d The leek sniffedas it broke in two, refused to take new blood that is supplied through tively pawed it; and. watched it but I remember men coming a wind ft. a of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. with keen interest as it rolled this about the cot, lifting the sheet,. coin however, was pre- the usher, the use to each These Pella are valued by suffering way and that Soon he wasp y- touching me andit htinThese men nounoed in, experts to be perfect- been admitted by . I 'with other. Then I thought Or411004 rola Viral , A/ AI'1'L*W Sc*1sNcEE.. A u►rtrs .t IF Alatlnwd 4o Y}uean'p Uniroraft►, 111ts1il, iii. For Calendar of the School and further Information, apply to the Secretary. Scheel off Mining ICingsten,Onb, Mining and Metallurgy, Chemllby and M1nora10SY. Mineralogy and Geology chemical Engineering; MechaniVii a l Engineering, eering Eleolricel Engineering,: Sanitary Engineering. Power Development. • U The Heart 0T Plane is the Action,�f I�nfs}�i{ist onm';N�'hv¢e• 6a®TTO IHG EL" Pisano Awtinn TO THE POINT. "In time of trial," said the preacher, "what brings us the greatest comfort?' "Ali acquittal!" reapouded a low -brow, who should never. have la as a nr , the sea ; and as in 'these hot lati- taken into a court oflaw the s - refund ten shillings to the customer. Money, both gold and silver, wears out at a startling rate. It reckoned that there is usually a hundred million pounds in gold coin in England, a very large pro- portion of which is looked in the strong rooms of banks. Yet of that which is in active circulation the wastage is so great that during every twelve months seventy thou- sand pounds worth of gold and sil- ver are rubbed off into fine dust. women who have used them above sag with it kine plays wi o er ou ho For Frost Bites and Chilblains.— ' other medicines, because they a ball, knocking it away and spring- aro about to prepare my body for ly genuine,and who the ase was Chilblains come from the rich, rod blood that makes ing after it, or clutching it with keeper was ordered to undue ex- posure to slush and cold and frost- bite from the icy winds of winter. In the treatment of either there is no better preparation than Dr. Thomas' Eolettic Oil, as It noun - farads the inflammation and re- lieves the pain. The action of the oil is instantaneous and its appli- cation is extremely simple. A GOOD SHOT. "Paw wants a bottle o' liniment and maw wants a bottle o' china ce- ment right away." What'sWhat's "All right, sonny. wrong?" "Maw hit paw with the sugar bowl.' women well, bright and at their ;his paws and rolling over on his best, Mrs. Fred Collard, Poplar back in ecstasy. Then, after a lit - Point, Man., says: "1 oan give you; tie he left it, and walking to one but a very small estimate of the side, sat down and washed his face suffering I endured before I began.. andpaws just as a cat might have 1 tudes the time between death and burial in .the ocean'was a very short one, I felt the extreme hor- ror of the. situation, and longed to be able to make some sign or move- ment by which they might know that I was not really dead, Next I heard one of the men who was moving my limbs suddenly say to his comrade. `I don't think he's dead.' It was Bill or Tom, or'Jack, but I have forgotten whick name it was. The other man replied, 'Dead? you something or other, whv. I saw him die at 8 o'clock this morning.' Thea there was some more arm lifting or moving, and the man who had first spoken' went on, `Well, I don't think he's dead; anyway, I'll go . for the doctor.' Then more people came about the swinging cot; something was done, and I awoke or became actively con- scious again." of which l and the result was they restored was fairly level. There he laid Fill Its Storehouses. me to perfect health. I told the An astonishing impression of the doctor what Dr. Williams' Pink down his burden and proceeded to make a generous meal. variety and peculiarity of the na- Pills had done for me, and his re-' tural riches of China is given by ply was that he considered what the storehouses and factories of the they had done for me little less HAD TIHEIR DOUBLES. Hankow export firms. Whereas than a miracle. I have since re Instances Among Celebrities—Dick- the export of tea, the monopoly of commended the Pills to many a few large Russian houses, has for others who have suffered from Wo- ens and Tennyson. some years remained almost std- man's troubles, and they always I Many celebrities have had their tionery e produced beneficial results. I hope the value of the export that this statement will be of hens- doubles. Grant Dull records that "Prof tiehrader so ludi- fit to some other suffering per-; crously he duke Huxley that 1 went up son-" land shook hands with him at Lady These Pills are bold by all medi- cine Alford's." There was a strong mdealers or may be had by h sical resemblance between Ten - mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes Physical on and Leslie Stephen, in spite for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' y HE WAS DISCHARGED. "Why are you wandering about the country instead of looking after your wife and children at home?" inquired the lady of the tattered As a vermifuge there is nothing so potent as Mother Graves'. Worm Exterminator, and it can be given to the most delicate child without fear or injury' to the constitution. Oritie—"I tell you what it' is, Mr. McDaub, those ostriches are simply superb. You shouldn't' paint any- thing but birds."Artist (disgusted) -"Those are not ostriches. They are angels!" Inflammatory Rheumatism may make you a cripple for life. Don't wait for inflammation to set in. tramp. to When the first slight pains appear, "Well, ma'am, it's like this,"fex• drive the poison out with Hamlins plained the tramp. "My wife has Wizard Oil. a very fine servant. A perfect tree - sure." Father-` `And did that young man "I don't believe there ever was have the nerve to think that he was such a girl e' in a position to propose to my "Tharp only is one, ma'am, and daughter?" Daughter—"Oh, . he —__ —sr-,- _ 1 was, papal He was on his knees." oil seeds from Hankow, to take one example of a comparatively unim- portant article, rose from 3.8 mil- lion taels in 1907 to 10.5 in 1909. Boats bring wood tar from the Upper Yangtze in big round bas- kets lined with paper to be refined and remelted in the factories; they bring astonishing masses of the greasy pro -duet of the tallow tree used in European technical indus- tries, also cotton and beans, gall - nuts, pigs' bristles; also skins, which are sun dried in the yards of the storehouses and packed by means of hydraulic presses for sea transport. Millions of ducks' eggs are, dur- ing the few weeke of the season, manufactured by the hand labor of coolie women and children into mas- sea of pure dried yolk and albu- men, smelling like biscuits. The al- bumen is used in the photographic industry, the yolk in the European sweet stuff manufacture. On the same bank of the Yangtze are the new cold storage houses and the great tobacco factories of foreign firma, and near by are ore refiner - iso, in which antimony, lead and zinc are prepared for export. In this rapidly increasing export trade of China, says the Journal of the American Asiatic Association, rho Germans are taking a great share. Both in Hankow and Shang- hai nearly 75 per cent. of the export is handled by German firms, which look upon Hankow as the most im- poitant of their branches which are spread like a net over China. The capacity of the German merchant, thanks to his knowledge of the world market and his zeal to dis- cover new resources, by which even unlikely articles of export gradual- ly present a lucrative side, has giv- en him a leading position in the Chinese export trade which the More conservative and less experi- mentative English and the Ameri- cans, thinking far more exclusively about "big" things, are not likely homes are made dark and sorrow - to win except be following, similar ful because a precious little 7ifehas ostlers Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. T11eN THERE WERE HOWLS. of a disparity in years, and betwedn Jules Ferry and Whiteley, the Uni- versal Provider, says the London onfcle Tommy had commenced again. unr• "Dad," he asked "does it oust Edmund Yates was so like the much to keep a lion?" Shah of Persia that his photo - "It does, my son." graphs were sold in Brussels as the "A wolf would make a good meal Shah's when Nasr-ed-Din visited for a lion, wouldn't it, dad?" that city. Sir Laurence Alma -Tad- ,, Y s n oma used to have a double in 1 1 di wolf, wouldn't it, dad?" they resemble each other that digestive organs, from w "I suppose so. Go and play." lady at dinner one night addressed many suffer. "A fox would be satisfied with a Du Maurier as Sir Alma, and assur- hawk, and a sparrow would be ed him that he was "really nota A QUESTION. enough for a hawk—eh, dad?" ( bit like that Mr. Du Maurier, as the fiction, "Good gracious! She's a very lucky woman!" "She is, ma'am. But the trouble is that girl didn't like me." "Well 1" "She didn't like me, and be told my wife she must either discharge me or her, so my wife discharged me, ma'am." "Oh, ]: see! Poor fellow! Here's something for you!" When a fool wants to become wicked he must meet a wicked man who is looking for a fool.—Badu marchais. Relief for Suffering Everywhere.. Minard's Liniment Cures Carget In Cows. Willie (whose father is building a conservatory)—"Papa, if I planted this pip, would an orange -tree grow up from it?" Papa—"Of course, my boy, and oranges would grow, up on it." Willie—"That's very wonderful, isn't it, papa, 'cause this is a lemon pip 1" A Purely Vegetable Pill. — The chief ingredients of Parmelee's Ve- getable Pills are mandrake and dan- delion, sedative and purgative, but perfectly harmless in their action. They cleanse and purify and have FARMS FOR SA.E OR RSl1T, ...OR SALE: --260 norep in Monate Town. ship, Grey County, soli clay loam yenta timber, brick house, number of outbuildings, 5 miles. to Durham market. Man delivered at door. Will exchange for smaller farm or for city ar town pro. rorty. 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They aro that has yet been offered to the the result of long and patient study angering. • e and are confidently put forward as "And a fox would do for the George Du Maurier. So c ose y 1 l a sure corrector of disorders of the a hieh so „ away—" tried to make out." "Men who always wear their hats "AndAo! If you don't go me people it open to - fictionist who soon become bald. I've noticed a spider would make a meal deals in doubles to point to many that." for a sparrow? "You're mixing up cause and "Yes, peal Now—" l instances in real life. King George effect. What you've noticed is "Wait a minute, dad. Now we're and the Czar of Russia could ex- that bald men cru always careful coming at it. A spider would" be' change parts without anybody no- bhab wear their bats." satisfied with a fly, .wouldn't it? tieing the physical difference. The to d the late "Ye -es, my son." Duke of Norfolk an "And a drop or molasses would George Manville Fenn were almost for 1 ed, wee z�E dry, REMEDY‘ EDp7Ye exact duplicates in outward ap s. be enough for a fly?" and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't "Well, supposing it would?" 1pearance- And two such artists in Smart—Soothes Eye Pain. !Druggists "Yes; that's just it, dad. Now, different ways as Anthony Hop Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 260, what 1 want you to tell me is this:" and Edward German were in their 50c, $1.00. Murine Eye 'Salve 3n Could a man keep a lion for more earlier years again and again mis Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00. Eye Books than a year with apound of mo -'taken for each other. s Mur ne Eye Remedy CO.,e Advice Free Chicago. lases?" I They were hardly "`doubles," And then the sound of a falling but there was a remarkable resem slipper awoke the echoes of the blance_ between Tennyson and Dick- PUTTING IT IN PRACTISE. stilly night. ens, Comyns Garr in his "`Emin- "Son, I hear you have joined the eat Victorians, tells how he °nee Boy seem movement." BABY'S LIFE THREATENED showed the poet a pencil drawing `Yes, dad," J which Millais had made of Dickens "Nell s'poso you. snout ahead BY SUMMEiI CDMPbAIhT after death. Mr. Carr himself had and see if your mother is sitting up — been struck by the resemblance the for me." Tho life of every baby is threat- portrait bore to Tennyson, and was ened during the hot summer curious to see if the poet 'would A stitch in time saves nine, and months by that dreaded trouble — notice it. Tennyson gazed at it every house fly killed early saves a summer complaint. Thousands of intently for a minute and then ex- thousand at least later on. Wil - children die every summer from claimed, "Why this is 8 'most ex- son's Fly Pads will kill many times traordinery drawing. It is exact- more flies than any other article.. ly like myself.,, NOT PLEASANT. Ethel -"`But why docs your et tiler object to him ?" Edith-" "Oh, methods; - been snuffed out. But mothers, though you fear this trouble, you can yet fight it --yes, fight it and Every man wants his innings— defeat it with Baby's Own Tablets. likewise also an occasional outing. Concerning them Mrs. Jos, Steffs, Al "`D th "How pretty and careless liiabel's hair always looks." "Yes; and it takes her two hours to make It look that way." "Do you think you oan manage etftlt sny salary of eight dollars z week, darlleg? he asked, after oho had said yes, "I'll try, Jack," row ld u General Butler Tells of Being Pre- sod aftert so h WO areat he a m rriedto1 l Ip - pared for Burial at Sea, pose;" Cotttto, Alta., says: urine e Among the many curious adven- veneers Liniment cures Diphtheria. hot summer days m-- little boy took tures which Lieutenant ieiit na [General ere, Ma i&trate—"Tho evide>lco shows ill with summer complaint, He was. Right Honorableg seized with vomiting and nothing. G. C. B., records in his Autobio- that you threw �a brick at a man." helped him till I got Baby's Own graphy is that horrible one of all- Mrs, M Duff= An it. shows more Tablets. They relieved him and most being buried at sea alive, It than that, Iyer honor. It slims that made him a strong healthy child." was after the Athantl expedition oe 'I hit him,' Tho Tablets are sale me - b f 1 b dr the gold coast of Africa, when all a box from The r. Williams' Me- with fever.General Butler lead it corns with Holloway's Corn Cure plied, sive. "But what will you do?" dioine Co., Brockville, Ont. "Mrs. Gabber fell downstairs, and bit her tongue in two. "I feel sorry for her husband. She was a terror when she had one tongue!"robbery in a remarkably ingenious "Has the two -thirty 'train gone way in facts with quite exception- "Has "Yes, ma'am; five minutes al cunning. Prisoner (deprecat- ago." "When's the next train 1" ingly)—"No flattery, yer honor -- "Four-fifteen, ma'am." "Thank no flattery, I begs of yer." goodness, I'm in time 1" Don't ignore the few house flies you see in June. Unless you com- mence using` Wilson's Fly Pads possession, as change of water, early, your house will be overrun cooking, climate, etc., frequently brings on summer complaint, and there is nothing like being ready with a sure remedy at hand, which oftentimes saves great sufferiug and frequently valuable lives. 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"Did you tell that photographer you didn't want your photo taken?" "Yes," answered the eminent bat uncomely personrge. "Did he take offence?" "No. He said he didn't blame me." Housekeepers aro strongly ad- vised to commence the use of Wil- son's Fly Pads early, because afew flies killed in June would .otherwise become a host by August. An old bachelor says flattery is merely deodorized slander. Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. Magistrate (about to commit for trial)—"You certainly effected the No person' should go from home without a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kel- logg's Dysentery Cordial in their by them in midsummer. AN OLD HAND. "Have you had any experience in the china track?" asked the mer- chant. "Many years of it, sir," answer- ed the applicant for.the, situation. "`H'm I Whatdo you do when you break a very valuable piece of china?" "Well—er I generally put it to- ' eine I byit t 215 ata the (Akers practically came drawn Na one need endure the agony of werae than most, and had reached at hand to remove them. "You'll do, -my man. Take' off Minard's Liniment °urea Colds, Eto. your Boat and start right away." NOTHING DOING. Eat -a -tat -tat I The t,ld soldier stood on the door- step anti listened. "Washing -day," he muttered; Cit, and is guaranteed to . be in '"no leek hero, that's pretty sere." perfect order, It is practically as "I expect it's only another. both- perfect as rder, it eau10 from' ilio 'ring beggar—confound 'em 1" mut- 1iaiids of tiro; natters. 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