HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-1-20, Page 3AMereiful. Bullfght.
Though devoted to bullfight% the
it'ortuguese are unueually kind to .ant,
muds. Tile two !hinge, Gaye Lord
19'redericlr Hamilton in hie romkttseeR'
oes, ,seenl irroeoncllable, until you.
,grasp the fact that a Portuguese butt -
fight is abstalutety bloodless. Neither
bulls nor bersaa are killed! the whole
t+yectuole Indeed_ls mere an exhibition
of horsemanehlp and skill.
The bull's borne are padded and
'covered with leather thou;e, The pl-
eader rides a really good, highly train -
ad horse. Should he allow the bull
even to touch his horse with his pad-
•ded horns, he will be mercilessly
blued. Tho espada is armed with a
wooden sword ouiy, which he plants
:harmlessly on the neck of the bull,
and woe betide him should the eager
•eye that watch him detect a devia-
tion of evou one Inch from the fatal
spot. He will be hieeed from the ring,
On the other hand, should he total the
fatal spot the occupants of the gal-
leries shower small change and cigar-
ettes Into the ring and sometimes
hurl their hats there as well,
The espada gazes at, the hundreds
of hats reposing on the sand with the
*mine expression that a 'alma donna
assumes when the tiara 'tributes are
handed across the footlights. IXe bows
again and again; then, taking up a hat,
be glancee at the galleries, Up goes a'
hand, and the hat hurtles aloft to its
.owner with unfailing accuracy. I al-
ways considered the espada's Seat in
returning the hats as far more extra-
-ordinary than his futile manipulation
'of the inolfenetve wooden sword.
The bull, meanwhile, after his imag-
inary slaughter, has trotted home con-
tenteely to itis underground quarters.
.Even if he has his horns bandaged
while in the arena, the bullfighters
have to exercise their skill and acro-
batic agility to the full. Few of us
would caro to stand in the path ot a.
charging polled Angus bull, bornless
though be be, Tho Portuguese bull-
fights are certainly full of life and
-color, though the Spaniards affect an
Immense contempt for them.
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Mothers ehould dot ignore their un-
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that tell of approaching womanhood.
It should bo constantly borne In mind
that pate, bloodless girls need plenty
of nourishment, plenty of sleep and
regular open-air exercise. But a lack
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Canada is the United States' second
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Great Britain. Canada's purchases
from the U.S. have reached $800,000,-
000 a year.
nor of sociology, psychology and erten-
title research to assist the producer of
a well-known company in the casting
of photo -plays.
For some months past the important
work of casting for a film play hes
'been gradually passing into the hands
of specialists, who have discarded the
old system of putting so-called stars Minarcre Liniment For Dandruff
Into leading parts, and leaving the
other characters to be played by any-
one.
A year ago it was common for film
producers to give the leading -woman
parts to favorites.
The result was seen in unsuitable
people in leading parts. Often they
were too old, too thin, or too fat, or
were temperamentally unlike the
character they were supposed to re-
present
Some went so far as to "make up"
young women to look like old women
by process of wigs and facial linos, all
of which wore mercilessly exposed by
the camera,
In the United States, where the star
system was carried to absurd lengths,
there has been a complete revolution.
Producers now seek true types, In-
etead of highly -paid, well -advertised
stare.
,The Origin of Meteors.
No question, has been mord disputed
among astronomers than that which
concerns the origin of "shooting stars"
—more properly called meteors.
Laplace was of opinion that theyy
came from volcanoes on the moon,PA
recent authority, Sir Robert Ball,
thought that perhaps they were thrown
out from forat
r
e rel volcanoes,
in
the
distant past.
What we are able to observe of
them from specimens that fall upon
the earth would seem to indicate that
they are debris of some kind. They
are plainly fragmentary In character,
and when not of mere stony stuff are
of various metals, chiefly iron. It is
entirely conceivable that they are
fragments of smashed -up worlds, but
the theory that they are debris of
comets that have gond to pieces Is
more plausible,
Meteors entering our atmosphere
travel through It at rates which seem
to vary from ten to over one hundred
ranee a second. Friction rapidly burns
them up, so that probably only the
slow ohes are able to reach the eartlt
without being entirely consumed.
Nature's Box.
The northwestern part of Uruguay
is a newly discovered .field for the pro-
duction et.antethyste, watch occur in
"geodes." The geodes, so plentiful
that they are picked up in the fields.
are carried on mule -back or in carte
to the nearest railway station -and
shipped in barrels to Salto, whence
they ere transported by river boat to
Montevideo.
Naturally, it will be naked, "What
is a geode?" Originally, it was a hole
ire rock. Water percolating through
the rook deposited silica, making a
lining ter the cavity. Tholining grew
thiokor and thicker, and after a long
time, 1f the rock watt broken or
"weathered" to pieces, a hard nodule
would drop out. The nodule it 1
geode; and If, at sometimes happen",
the silica has termed ot'ystele melds
of it, colored by metaltlo wits, the
seeds Is a little Vilest box oofltalalnr
,imothysto,
Action..
'W'e are born to sot. Reflection le
atter all a suhordtnete, derivative, arti-
ficial function, and our whole organism
10 framed to move, to de. to live. Moat
of tie act instinctively, act oxeeeetvely,
buzz and blur, waste movement, 'mate
force, waste enerky, fatiguo and ex -
haunt ourselves, then look about in
weariness, and repot long effort spent
for nothing and purposeless exertion
gond astray.
Then there are the people who hate
to apt at all, Intelligence, Overdo•
velopod, grown over -analytical, draade
to take an i11-cousidered etep, dreads
to take any step whatever, for fear it
should be ill-considered. Weigh the
consequences of even trifling eaten;
bow vast they are, how far-reaching,
how 'freighted With horrible possibili-
ty. Can the most thoughteul provision
I always avoid or avert them?
Arid there .is the fear, of being re
!fo others. others ort rs. A
mama elightest word or deed may af-
fect the welfare of souls, and a man is
so utterly unfitted tb have such a bur-
den placed upon hlmi s easto
alt back•lo a quiet corneritiand wieratch
i the vast, curious world lush by and
attempt no movement that is not ab-
solutely necessary to make that quiet
korner sale and. habitable.
When you get drawn into that Iaby-
rinth of endless -angled analysts of post
sibility, you are cut off from action
altogether, and the only remedy is to
go out and act. Due consideration,
reasonable forethought, are prescribed
for everyone. But you musk remember
that perfect action le seldom to be
looked for and never to be Sound. The.
world's work must be done. It will
be done, probably by some one less
competent than you. Take hold and
do it in the very best way you can.
Others are fallible, as you are. Others.
make mistakes. All make mistakes:
Go and make them as others. do, then
correct them, -forget them and act
again. Remember that the greatest
and most successful careers of the
world are nothing but a tissue of mis-
takes, corrected and forgotten.
In these days of expensive fuel it
is worth while to pay attention to a
source that is too often neglected: the
old stump field: Most, if not all of
the coniferous trees have no taproot,
but Say hold upon the ground with a
widespread network of superficial
roots that clutch the soil like a gigan-
tic, many -fingered hand. Both stumps
and roots are therefore easily blown
out by a shot or two of dynamite. If
they are the, stumps and roots of any
of the pine trees, they are full of
pitch and resin that burn with a flame
as hot and clear as oil.
Surnames and Their Origin
COLLINS
Varlations—Collinson, Collett, Colet.
Racial Origin—Norman-French.
Source—A given name.
Here is another group of family-
names derived from the given name of
Nicholas, only thin time more in ac-
cordance with Norman than Anglo-
Saxon custom.
Even before the Normans invaded
and conquered. England the given
name of "Cole" or "Colin"' was popu-
lar and widespread among them. They
had formed this name of the famous
saint who was archbishop of Myra in
the fourth century, and who already
had become the patron saint of child-
ren.
Incidentally, this tendency among
the people of Europe In the early Mid-
dle Ages to take a single given name
and split it up into all sorts of diniinta
tines and variations was not duo en-
tirely to the natural inclination 'to
form nicknames, but in large measure
was due to that same death of Insuf-
ficient names to go around which, in-
tensified as populations became larger,
finally grew into the formation of
family names.
The family of Collins, when it is not
traceable to Irish sources, is simply
the modern form of "Conn's son," as
also Is the family name of Collinson.
Tho Normans quite frequently
formed diminutives of given names by
the endings "et" and "ot," and it is
from names so formed that the family
names of Collett and Colet come down
to us.
MEREDITH.
Varlatione—Merideth, Meredeth, Mer-
rlweather, Merriman, Murray,
Rada! Origin—Anglo-Saxon.,
Souroo—A sobriquet, or nickname.
There's a word in the English lau-
guage wblch is responsible for a great
deal of misunderstanding among us as
to the character of the English public
in medieval times. It is the word
"merry." It is met with constantly in
fiction, wheat it really belongs, as
lending local color to the olden days,
and also In historical relics.
The misunderstanding on our part
arises from the fact that the word had
a very different meaning to those
days. The English of medieval times
were no more rollicking or boisterous
than those ea to -day. The word moat
"happy," "contented," "satisfied,"
"pleasant" and "peaceful." Of all
these meanings, that of "peaceful" is
probably the closest to it.
There was nothing incongruous,
therefore, to the hope of the religious
Englishman of those days for a "mer-
ry death," and by that same tendency
which leads the human race, when not
too bound, up in conventions, to name
its children after its hopes' and as-
pirations, "Merydeth" would often be
added as a sobriquet to a chtld's,name,
becoming a family name in the course
of time in a great many instances.
The family name of Merriman is ac-
counted for quite similarly. A merry
man in those days was a peaceful,
contented, happy man, not necessarily
a laughing or noisy one. This sobri-
quet was one more likely to be given
to a man as an adult than as a child,
but would have no loss tendency to
develop into a family name. We have
a relic of the old -thee use of merry
weather (merywedyr) in the use of
"fair weather" in that song which be-
gins, "It's always fair weather when
good fellows get together—a" The
family name of Murray is, of course,
for the most part of Celtic origin, but
who it is not, it is merely a corrupted
spelling of Merry, from the old forms,
such as "Richard le Mery,"
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Boy Scout Notes.
Taro new proficiency badges Will
soon be available for Canada's iioy
Route. They are the Athlete's, the
Oanoeman's and the Bookbinder's.
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Seonts througlfout the province are
making plans to celebrate Sir Robert
Baden-Powoll'a slxty.lifth birthday an
February 22ad, Since the British
"'Chief Scout" founded the 1307 Scout
Movement in I.008 his eittzenahip
training plan bus spread to almost
every civilized country, and probably
five to six Million boys and young
men have conte Into Contact watt it.
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The Ontario Provincial, Council of
the Boy Scouts Assoclation ;will this,
week publish the first isaue of ite new
monthly paper for Scoutmasters, As-
alstant Scoutmasters and other Boy
Scout workora. It will be called "The
Trail" and will be the first publieation
of Its kind 1u Canada. Its ,Folumns
'will be devoted to general neve of the
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RELIEVES PAIN
Why Don't You?
Why don't You try to be cheerful,,,
To look at the bright side 01 things,
To think of the cloud's silver lining,
And not of the shadow It brings?
organization in Ontario and to epeeist It isn't the man with the grumble
articles intended to help the Scout Who gets to the top all the while,
officer in the efficient conduct of his
troop. It is to be mailed free of charge
each month to all registered officers.
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The Canadian General Council of
the Boy Scouts Association has just
appointed a publications board Con.
sisting of the following: W. J. Sykes,
Librarian, Carnegie Library, Ottawa;
Russell Paterson, Executive Secretary,
Montreal Bay Scout Council, and also
a writer of Boys' Stories Gerald 30
Brown, Editor of the Boy Scout Cana-
dian Handbook; John' Dixon, Adveh
tieing Manager for the Conservation
Commission, Ottawa; Harry Hereford,
Industrial Engineer, Ottawa; Lawrence
Burpee, Secretary, International Joint
Commission, Ottawa; Scoutmaster
Frank E. L. Coombs, writer of short
stories, Slmooe, Ont.; and Professor
G111, Director of the Government
Technical Education Department, Ot-
tawa, This Board will control the edi-
torial and business policies of the Boy
Scout Magazine, "Canadian Boy," and
under its direction will be published
all future editions of the Boy Scout
Handbook for Canada and of all other
offical books, booklets and pamphlets
of the Association.
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WELL SATISFIED WITH
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Mrs. Emile blalotte, Montpelier,
Que., writes;—"'I have used Baby's
Own Tablets for some time and .am
well satisfied with them. They are
surely the best medicine I know of
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Once they have used the Tablets for
their children they would use nothing
else. The Tablets are a mild but
thorough laxative; are absolutely free
from opiates, narotics or other harm-
ful drugs and may be given to the
youngest baby with perfect safety
and good results. They are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 26
cents a box from The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
Dominion Registration for
Silver Foxes.
Many silver fox ranches in Canada
are still unaware that a step of para-
mount importance to their industry
has been carried through this year. It
is now possible for any fox owner, If
he possesses pure-bred .pedigreed
stock, to secure registration of the
same with the Canadian National Live
Stook Records, Ottawa. This has been
brought about by the formation of the
Canadian Silver Fox Breeders' As -
sedation, with headquarters at Sum-
merside, P.E.I. Full information can
be obtained by writing to the Secre-
tary, E. H. Monkley.
Lumberman's Friend,
The Origtival and Only Genuine
YARMOUTH, N.S.
Buildings on the Sun.
Well into last century it was be-
lieved that the sun was inhabited, not
with puny beings like ourselves, but
with people weighing several tons and
of proportionate strength.
The sun, being a body at most tre-
mendous size, must necessarily have
inhabitants worthy of its grandeur.
And, having men, women and children,
it must have buildings in which to
house them and to carry on their in-
dnetries.
lienee some observers, with an In-
genuity which 111 credit to their
imaginative faculties, were certain
that they had discovered buildings On
the dark, solid body ot the sun. The
buildings wore not claimed to be in
regular fornuttlon, such as a vast city.
in the sun might be supposed to con-
tain, blit were merely "traces."
That was how these observers al-
lowed their imagination to run riot.
As a fact, what they actunlly saw
was not a dark body on. the sun at all,
for it possesees none, but dark open
Inge (Caused by nprusht3 of gas) In
the suns flaming envelope. These
openings we know as sun -spots, 'and
the differences in 'he shading of the
:pole were taken to be buildings be-
side which St, Paul's Cathedral would
be a mere toy,
But the man who can laugh at misfor-
tune,
And try once again with a smile.
Nulty don't you try to be hopeful?
To hope Is to half win the fight;
It's the star, when there's naught else
to steer by,
That leads from black darkness to
light.
Be hopeful, but still with your hoping,
Leave nothing to chance all the
same; •
For the hope that alone brings you
heartache,
With action wins glory and fame.
Why don't you try to be thankful
For all the good things that you
hold;
For the blessings that ever surround.
you,
For the love that's more precious
than gold?
So take heart—make another begin-
ning—
Go forth with a song to the fray.
For from those who are cheerful and
hopeful,
The cares of the world fall away.
Be Careful How You Tum.
An ancient belief exists in the vire
tues of dancing or turning round in
the direction of the sun. Sun -dances
are still held in 'Mexico, Chile, and.
Spain, fn which the turns• of the dance
are arranged, astronomically and the
movements of the heavenly bodies are
followed in the dance both as to time
and direction.
We are taught not to stir a pot the
wrong way or the sugar In our tea;
while mayonnaise sauce would be
ruined if stirred one way and then the
other.
A story 1s told of some Scottish
boatmen who considered it unlucky to
start on a voyage, however short, un-
less they turned their craft round
three times with the sun.
It may be asked why once or twice
would not have answered lust as well.
The number three, however, is one
upon which the superstitious set great
store. Some of the anol'ents regarded
it as the perfect number, for it repro -
seated, the beginning, the middle, and
the end; It was the Trinity.
So round went the canny Scots' boat
three times with the sun.
"W" Leads in Surnames.
More English surnames begin with
"W" than with any other letter.
The Japanese Navy, in strength,
comes third among the Powers.
A scrub sire is backed by his tall
only, a pure-bred by man'e thought-
ful work for generations.
Canada's new navy, presented by the
Brdbish Government, consists of the
cruiser Aurora and the destroyers Pa-
triot and Patricia.
Canada's population is estimated at
a little over two persons per square
,.tile, es against 30 in the United
States or over 200 in the British Isles.
"DANDERINE"
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Immediately after ti "l;?andertne"
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Don't let your hair stay lifeless, taloa
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A 85 -cent bottle of delightful "Dan-
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Modern Life,
"Do you help your wife with the
dishes?"
"No.!'
"There iau't room for both of is In
the kitchenette,"
"I've
le the Lighthouse?
I''ve called at reference to your ad-
vertisement for a maldnervttnt"
"Oh, yes!" nervously answered the
mtetress-would-b e,
The caller was very wail dressed,
though perhaps she did not leek very
strong ter homework..
"Do you think you could do a little
hoasework?" asked the woman,
"Well, mum," replied the girl, "my
lteaath Is not too good, and I thought
I needed a little sea air. Will you
tellme where the lighthouse is? And
then we can see if 2 can do the job."
The Reason Why.
Tommy, aged six, had been out or
a long walk, and on his retina was
speedily put to bed.
Some time later his mother, going up.
to his bedroom, found that her fond
offspring had gone off to sleep with
his feet resting on that part of the bed
intended for Itis hent
She woke him up, reversed him, and
then demanded an explanation.
Two chubby little nets wiped the
sleepiness from two little eyes, and
then a plaintive voice replied: •
"But, mummie, my head wasn't
tired, and my feet were."
One Big Appetite Was Enough.
One day a man complained of not
feeling fit, and a friend suggested that
he take up exercise.
"There's horseback riding," said the
friend. "It is one of the best forme
of exercise on earth."
"I know," was the doubtful rejoinder
"butI am afraid I can't afford it"
"Can't afford et!" exclaimed the
other- "You. already have a horse;
and just think of the appetite. tt will
give your
"Yes," responded the man. with a
sigh, "and just think of the appetite it
will gyve the horse!"
"Pape's Diapepsin" Corrects
Stomach.
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immediate stomach relief and shortly
the stomach Is corrected so you can
eat tavorite foods without fear. Large
case costs only 60 Cents at drug store.
Absolutely harmless and pleasant.
Millions helped annually. Largest sell-
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The storage dam at La Loutre Falls,
Que., will, when completed, be the
largest of its kind in the world, at a
cost of nearly $2,000,000. It will be
1,720 feet long, 80 feet high, flow of
water will be regulated by 10 gates.
It will store 160,000,000,000 cubic feet
of water, or over four times the van,
tiny stored in the Assouan Reservoir
in Egypt. Three hundred square miles
of territory will be affected by the
undertaking.
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Fur Breeders Association.
An Important meeting of fur tette..
era was held in Montreal during the
recent exhibition of live silver boxes,
Representatives' were preeent from
both Eastern and Western Canada and
a national organization, to be called
the Canadian Fur Breeders Amelia
Won, two formed. It will have ranch
the same relation to the fox•farining
Industry au the several National Live
Stock Aseeclat1one have to their re.
spectivo branches of animal husband-
ry. National records for pedigreed
foxes will be kept in future 11Y the
Live Stocit Reoorde Branch of the Do.
minion Department of Agriculture,
Mr. Fred L. Rogers of Atherton, P,E,I.,
is secretary of the new Association.
MONEY ORDERS.
Pay your out-of-town aecounte by
Dominion Express Money Order. Five
Dollars costs three cents,
te—
frith Have Biggest Heads,
A London hatter says that Irishmen
have the biggest heads, Scotchmen
coming next and Englishmen third.
Mlnard'a Liniment Rellevaa Distemper
When we say that a man is dense,
we do not mean that he is either solid
or deep.
Bamboo is split into pbonagrapi
needles 91y machinery at a rate of
10,000 needles Fen hour and another
machine, into which they are fed by
hand, ran sharpen 30,000 a day.
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