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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1890-8-22, Page 71 ro.aphyon AUG. '2 2, 1890 TEE BRUSSELS POST. LATE FOREIGN NEWS. Btileide oi a Whole Faris, Family in EXIICIPrION IN nUnG. l'raotioing ModiOine tinder rOrgeti Diplomas, STIas Tennyson works hard during the morning Loom breakfast to lunch, tied= then ftpends the remainder of the day in recreation. The second international congress of be - hovers in cremation will soon meet in Berlin, The first congress of sixteen delegates took place in Dresden, 1876, arms of Italy have been altered on the national seal and flags. The two small flags aro left out and the collars of l'Annenciad and several other orders are added. The Internatiomil Association for the suppression of gambling tit Monte Carlo hes scored one mecum by o, side movement upon the Camino of Tangiers. 11 1010 shut it up. A feature of the international eleetrie ex- hibition in Frankfort will be the transmission of electric power. A firm in Lauffen on the Neckar, will furnish currents of 560.horse power over copper wires from a station 140 miles from the exhibition. Emperor William of Germany luts botight an estate near Metz, it is supposed for political reasons. He wished to show the oitizens of the annexed provinces that he belonged to them, and to make it fashionable among old German families to own places in the district. During 1809 no fewer thou 920 now news- papers were started in France, of whieh not one remains in life. On the other hand, the Petit Journal now entree a. circulation of 1,005,000 copies daily. Durinq the same AGRICULTURAL. HOW to CondUOt a Fan% Most of those who sureeed in life choose laudable ends and then tautly and labor to Inlaid, means to their ends, The farmer 1108000his vocation with the purpose of salivating himself foul family. As inter. inediery mule Ile probably produces a sari- ety of crops, breeds and rears stock with the view of 1000111111g force, growing meat, growing wool, producing milk, eggs, &A Now, in even, stage of hie operations, he Shollid not Otily keep his ultimata 011)1.00 ond in view, but also his intermediary ends. In growiug crops he &multi keep in view the use to which he letends to devote his (trope, whether to sell directly, in their cruder forms, or first feed them to stock and sell them in resultant forms, If the former, Ile wants to grow 011011 var. lodes as ere in most demand in the mailed. If the latter, he should grow those emit:ties that will make the most of animal organisms or animal prOduets at least emit. if the farmer intends to keep stook as a Source of profit he should have clear ideas of the special purposes for which he will keep them and adapt the means he itses 10 the ends sought. This liting.s into consid- eration the subject of breeds of different speoiee of domestic animals. Some men are born horsemen. Owing, probably, to in- herited tendencies they take to homes in their earliest infancy. Probably, before they can talk, when riding upon their mother's lap behind horses they will struggle for the linos and the whip and. will keep their eyes constantly on the horses. As soon as they can toddle out of the house they will Make their way to the stable and will be climbing around the faithful farm horses. Such boys will always want to play horse in their boyhood's plays and will take pleasure in driving and working horses. If they grow up to be farmers they will period there were printed m ranee more naturally take to breedIng, renting, handl- than I5,000 new books, ineluding 5000 new ing, in:itching, breaking and trallioing in musical pima, hOrSeS Alt ImanoWn man has been lethal. at Cruenewald, in Germany, shot dead. Upon his breast 'was pinned a letter, containing these words 1—"Bury me with the other great unknewns." The wounds upon the body clearly indicated that he had committed suicide, but his face Was SO mutilated by gun shots that identified:km WITS impossible. A Vienna correspondent, telegraphs that at the Vienna.ASSIZO Court sentence of death was pronounced upon a woman who had pois- oned her husband by_puttittg phosphor Dom 1111010h08 111 his food, Hor object was to marry a lover of 10. She simulated madness through- out the trial, and contianed to smile while tho eentenee of death Wall being pronettne. ed. A trial has been made at Chita Vecchia of 0111(1111001 ball invented by Signor Bab Emmen. I1 is seven feet in diameter, and oan hold fourpersons. When closed it sinks, and is steered and propelled under water by rudder and screw. It has windows and grapplers, and, besides fishing up things, it may be used for destructive purposes in time of war, The first executhm in Strasburg 5)11001870 took plaee n Monday, when Michael Ems suffered 1118 4010111 penalty for having mur- dered a servant named Sophie Muller. Th guillotine was not used, but the murderer who was not even bound, loul his head on 10 wooden bench, and with one blow was decapitated by an executioner, who used e two-handed sword for the purpose. Two strange suicides took place ahnost simultaneously in Paris on Sunday. Mr. Anslem Halphen, the secretary of Count Commute, blew his brains out, while John Pitt, who 10119 the Count's favourite joekey, committed suicide in the same way. Mr, Halphen's rash net was due to money losses at the 'Bourse, whilst Pitt's motive appears to have been a disappointment in love. A phenomenon is reported from Tatham - dries, in Hengary, where au aorolith of 80 pounds weight is said to have fallen with such force that it opened a spring of water in the earth. As the neighborhood was bad- ly supplied with water the inhabitants are talking of the occurrence as providential. The aerolith has been bought for :6200 by an Anglo -Australian' who has a collection of 80011 things, andwho happened to be the guest of Count Harnoncourt, -whose seat is near Tetharadaez. In oonsoquenee of the approach of the national holiday, an tmusual nmnbor of mar- riages took place in Paris on Saturday among the working classes. At the Maine of the Eleventh Arrondissement—all east end district densely populated—no fewer than fifty-seven couples were united in wed- lock, the mayor devoting himself to this work without interruption from ten o'clock in the morning 'mei half -past one in the afternoon. This feat is described by the officials of the Mairie as " marriage by steam," If horses are to be the means through which the farmer will endeavor to make money, then ho should decide upon the special class of horses that he will breed to that end. 11 110 understands Ids 00011 taste and qualifications he can probably decide whether he will succeed best in breeding draft horses, roadsters, trotters, or race horses. Or, perhaps, he will combine some breeds in a good, general purpose, farm horse. The great point is for the farmer to study the question and his 00011 nalmro and determine towards wha1 intermediate end he will work in order to insure the final end, making money by his vocation. We have se , „nal excellent varieties of draft horses, --the Pert:herons, the Clydes- dales, the Shire -horse and other less dis- tinct find less popular breeds. Every breed has its admirers and every breed m some special charaeteristio, excels. The main 90101 10 to seleet the one'if possible, having the greatest. number of desirable points or merits. In coach horses Wo have two lead- ing breeds, the French Coach mid the Cleve- land Bays. Just at present the former pears to lead in popular favor, but popular ehoice is -proverbially &kb In horses as well as other things. In trotters and running horses there are several families that have their admirers, but, we doubt whether ordinary Wenn% should Jaye anything to do with those classes. The breeding and traiuMg of such extra fast horses is the business of specialists. For growing beef, there are several breeds of the bovine species well adapted to the end, The Short -Horns hove been longest and most numerously bred for that,purposo, 111 this country, and they are certainly teen 11(110)00(1 10 the purpose of accumulating flesh and fat. Bat supremacy has been sharply contested, of late years, by the Herefords and Aberdeen -Angus and. victory has some- times perehed on one breed and then 010100' other. If the dairy ±0 1)10 proximate means through which the stock farmer will attempt success, he must decide whether inlik, butter or cheese shall be his specialty. If milk, the Holstein and Ayrshires are the leading milk breed ; if butter, the Jersey and the Guern- sey will contest the claim to pre.eminenee. Perhaps, in coming time, Someone ivill devel- op a breed combiningmore merits than any one now in existence. In sheep, we have Cotswolds and Leices- torshires for long wool and mutton. Hamp- shirite, Shropshires, Southdowns and Dor- sets for mutton, and Merinos for wool. In 0011100 0110 have PolandiChinft, Chesters,Ches- hires and Jersey Reds for large breeds, Berkshires for medimn and Essex Suffolks and Yorkshires for mall. In poultry there ate a great number of breeds and the novice may well feel at a loss which one to ectleet. If the end is mainly eggs, some of the broads that are great layers and but little disposed to sit, of which the Leghorn is %type, should be chosen, but if chieles and moat aro the leading 1010 180100 of the largerAsietle breeds, the Brahmas or the Coehms are the type ; or, perhaps it would be better to select a rose of the extreme types such as the Ply- mouths. We did not iutond to deoide which are the better breeds in this paper, but to urge upon farmers theimportance of choosing those breeds of the different species best adapted to the special end in view. A pack of hyenas is reported by the In - diel, papers te haVe made its appearance near Mongbyr. TIM animals 000 801(1 tobe prow- ling about at dead of night and making great cloprodations among mon end aninuda. One night recently a child of about two years of age was earried away by one of them. In the morning the head end two hands wore found, to the great surprise and terror of the inhabitants. Two ether children are said previonsly to have met the same fate; inttny dogs and goats hove also fthllOtl vicitiras to the hyenas. The big medical !nen of Vienna have just bean thrown into 0.900)0 by the discovery that: for sixteen mouths they have been allowing a young My goods cloth to treat Patients in the largo city hospital. Th elerk's name is Patroller. He got his p000. tion in the hospital by means of forged clip, lomns. During the day he sold thread end ribbons and at night ho mode the round of his weed. lie luta never studied medicine, and is therefore supposed to be responsible for any number of deaths. The swindle was diseovered in consequence of his arrest for forgery and embezzlement in his dry foods business. He is in jail. For a yearo draughtsman named Hazen, aged 42, with his wife and six children, had lived in Pais in great difficulty. Finally they tasolved to commit stied° tind take the children with them They sent the latter out Obey charcoal, and with the windows closed Hazen lighted the stove and the whole family lay down en the floor to die, the mother clasping the youngest child in her arms, Upon hor recovery she said that when asphyxiation began the eldest daughter be. gan to cry, but lost she 814011111 excite the neighbors her father threw himself over lier face, and they wore found in that position. A man recently wrote to the London news- papers about an 18.year.old lad living at Bristol, who, being without arms, paints 31.01110e1 by holding a brush in his mouth, it 1015 511100 boon diseovered that there is an armless man 0.1 AntWory who has for year$ worked at, copying pastures in the pnblic gallery there, He inies his toes instead of his fingers, and mut pit his foot into the tail peekob of his coat, pull out his handkerchief, and wipe his head, which is bald, all the While balanood 011 a high steel, engaged in ogrimiltural 9111011118. 10 18 due to this fact that the la.Ni agrititiltural journals have the largest eireulation, end especially the largeet perusal. Oats eontain molal perfeetly balanced — the elements of the tiesuem of youtiganimals. In eunjunetion -with and after milk feeling, oats promote the healthy growth to a great- er extent than any other food or fodder. Even on 14011 June patiture, ealVes do better by ail additional tontill feed of oats. Breed- ers (intelligent breeders) of young colts feed eats liberally, to the best interests of their calling, The prevention nf disease In young animale le far more sitisfaciory than the ewe of disease when once fastened upon stook. In feet, preventive medicine, for both human and animal, is by far the most commendable and honorable toboth prectl. Domes. LIEUT STAIRS AT HALIFAX. StilldeY's rave To—ung Canadian Assistant 1118 Matter. Ifamaax, N.S., Aug. 19. —Lieutenant Stairs, R.E, the young Canadian hero 01110 WU Stanley's right, land man on hie march into darkest Attica, has arrived here 011 11. 'da1t to his mother and family. The train whioh should have arrived at midnight did not arrive until 7 o'clook in the morning, but notwithstanding the great delay the large crowd who had assembled to welcome luni apent 1110 1115111 at the station, and greet- ed him most cordially as lie stepped out of the car. Mr. Stairs looks to be in the best of health and spirits and, thon,,M he refuses to talk for publication, is evidently real), at an hour's notice for another start for Africa. The gallant young soldier has been overrun with callers. FROM THE RANOHING DISTRIOTS. Reports 110 (0 the Season's 'Work. OirrAwa, Aug. 19.—A private letter from Alberta received by a Government oflicial aye that many of the ranehmen in the Mae Leod distriet have not done as well this mar as last season. By storms in March mul April a largo percentage of the calf crop vas lost. The renelnnen have, however, branded the usual quantity of stock. Crops n the Calgary district are reported as being in splendid condition, while those in the MacLeod district aro not so well. The Lister -Kaye farms have not done as well as was expected. Activity in railroad building is creating a feeling of great hopefulness. The (Ir.& trains east and west are crowd- ed daily. Speed Of Animals. A writer in the &Nu Obsen•er says that he has sprinkled individual wasps and bees with rose-colored powder, and has found that thus handicapped they could with OW keep up ivith th fastest trains when speed. 1,15 down "Shap Summit," the steepest gradient in the country. Nor were these (ex- iled along in the rush of eh. czusecl by the train. They would come in and ou) of the 0 'below, sometirnes disappearing for a minute or more, but frequently returning again and again. At distances of fro,,1 five to ten miles they dropped behind, when others took their place. Pettigrew states that the male of the silk worm travels at the re.te of 100 miles a day. The speed of flight attained by pigeons is well known, and at the time the French iere making trials with messenger swallows the German Emperor ordered extensive ex- periments to be carried out with carrier pigeons, to be tested at the coining imperial noutouvres. Upon this six of the first Co - limitation societies of Germany each offered o supply 24 birds, which are now hi train- ing. 80 that we have it that the Flinch tire rideavoring to Diehl swallows, the Germans dgeons, and the R11E8111113 10/10135. As a practical proof of the possible value of pigeons a.s carriers, the following incident may be given 1 As an experiment a trained tird was despatolied from a northern news- paper office, with a, request that it might be liberated for its return journey (01 0.45 A.11. It reached home at 1.10 P.M., having cov- ered in the meantime 140 miles at 40 miles an hour. In the north pigeons have long been used to convey messages between country houses and market towns, and in Russia they ate now being employed to eon - my negatives of photographs taken in ialloons. The first experiment of the kind vas made from the eupola of the Cathedral of Isaac, and the subject, photographed was the Whiter Palace. The plates were packed n envelopes impenetrable to light and then tied to the feet of pigeons, which safely and quickly carried them to tho station at Vol - cove. Here is a recent interesting instance of peed and staying power in pigeons. The birds in question flew from Bordeaux to Manchester, and not only beat fill existing 'words, but flew more than seventy miles further than anything previously attempted by English flyers. The winning bird flew at the rate of 1879 yards a minute, or over 64 miles an hour, for a distance of 142* miles. The same club has flown birds dis- tances of 318 and 025 miles. These latter, lowever, were several clays in returning, and in thee case the only wonder is that they could accomplish the distance at all. The following is still more interesting, as ib entailed ft race between bitcls and insects. A pigeon fanaier of Hamm°, in Westphalia, nen 10. Wager that a dozen bees liberated three miles from their hive, would teach it hi better time than a dozen pigeons would reach their cot front the same distance. The competitors wore given wing at Rhyithern, to village 105(0017 10 league from Hamm, and the first 1400 51118110(1 a quarter of a minute in advance of the first pigeon, three other bees reached the goal before the second pigeon, 0110 1(1110 body of both detachments finishing almost Simultaneously an instant or two lat- er. The bees; too may be stiid to lave been landleapped in Die rece, having been rolled ill float before starting for the purpose of identification. 1117 Way of testing the speed of flight in birds of the swallow kill& Spafl- 0.I11a11i ea -Onto& marked sond martin or bank swallow—the feeblest of its genus—on ter nest ab and sat her free at Milan, 15 inileS away. She flow back in 13 min - Mem Oats For Calves, The most troublesome period 0vit1, young calves is that between the weaning from tho cow andthe time whet, (101110 18 ontttely with- drawn. It has been often asked: • 'Shall we letthe calf stick? How long?" Wecon- cluded;fronitampla experience, that tho ealf, if well and strong, most quickly, thorough- ly, and constantly clears the udder of milk, whieli if partially removed, by sloven- ly and imperfect milking, produces caking of the udder. Young calves will early eat fine hay, and next begin to eat it tableap00111111 of dey oats. The milk should be given night and morn- ing only, and at 1500(1 0. few dry oats. To induce the calf to eat them, they may, at first, be very slightly moistened with milk. The oats should not be put in the milk, for they either choke the tali, or piles to the fourth stomach entnasticated, where they will not digest. Give the oats on an empty stomach. When the 0(111 15 hungry, Untid- ily begins to chew them. By thus sparing- ly feeding calves, the mastication, mace, Mien and digestion, through all the func- tions of the four stomachs, are gradually and naturally established, thus keeping the calf healthy, strong, and growing. The de. Heat° calf is often made sick by exposure to 00.111, ooki or burning sun, Calves like pigs, grow quiekly into money. Theory, when amply verified by long' anc intelligent experience, &heap; proves a vain. able guide in the avocations of lifo, and no class of men eon more 'readily understand this fact, for no class of thinkers and work. erg 11100 00 many practical arts to practice in his multiform voestior 8 asthe farmer. The agriculturist is ft, farming philosopher, for theory mid practice cannot be jticlielonsly divorced. A majority, direobly or indirect. ly, of all the honest toilerof the World, are Alma Ladj,,s, (i,jut,g,,, sc. , Books. Comm! of territory, Applyal once MISS ALICE OILMAN a graduate hillitisiSoirii. w.t‘reil,-, Dig Money Ohoice.- .,. 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A.1.1 investments are guaranteed. THE INVESTMENT BONDS ofh of 0100 and upward and offer unotrallelled inducements for accumulative investments of small amounts, monthly or nt larger periods for terms of years from five upwards and the investor Is not only absolutely proteetetl against loss Of lo inglo dollar but com rely upon le returns consistent with security. Correspondence 0011010010 101110 m d proptly replied to. the Itirgw First-class General and Local Agents can obtainromunerative contracts by applying to TlIE ALLIANCE. BOND AND INVESTMENT CIL. or clown% tto•, Olti* Confeberation %fife ORGANIZED 1871. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. REMEMBER AFTER THREE YEARS POLICIES ARE INCONTESTABLE . Free from all restrictions as to residence, travel or occupation. rais-us Palau wad Cash Surrender Vane Gilarantetd 105 each Policy. 14,T3E-ES7' ..1&..10T1t,TICTX7V1Iir 34112E'XtocreliXTIVICEInr2E. AFFORDS ABSOLUTE PROTECTION AGAINST 05=3ELteln-Xtar.u"Sr It11313:10103E3C Provides an INCOME in old age, and ig a good INVESTMENT. Pollees are nou-forfeitable after the payment et two full annual Premiums. Profits, which are unexcelled by any Chnnpany doing business in Canada, are allocated ever, live yea•rs from tho issue of 11,0 00)101' or at longer periods as may be selected by the insured. Profits so allocated are absolute stud not liable to les reduced or retailed at oust fulatlttIeclttler nget.eiintnte:s partpaii,iapoy jofceg ainiitled to not loss than 2 0 por cent. of the profits cornea n he clss, and for thepast sevenyears haveactually reeevel98P41004.of theprofts Boum-nacr e. V C. MACDONALD, x.1A0DONALD, MANAGING 13IGHOTOR: AORVAnY. Send for catalogue. etre, AsnenielliNMEM...91111[1610111.111 SOLID Leather The Best Goods Sold by the Principal Boot and Shoe heakra. Every Pair Stamped. 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