The Brussels Post, 1912-7-4, Page 7Wit
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FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND
NOTES OF TETE:BEST Flte3 Ft HER
11A.N iS AND BRANS.
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What Is Going on In The Highlands
and Lowlands of Auld
Beetle.
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A man nomad Thomas Carey, who
resided at D',tvecothall Street, Barr-
head,
arerhead, has 1 Set his life through mis-
taking barium chloride for Epsom
salts.
Mr. JPivmes Shankland has died at
Girvan, aged ninety years. He we.s
born ;; t Bridgemlll and lived his
Wed. e in Girvan, having carried
on a boob and shoe business there.
The body of a woman found flomt-
ing in the Forth and Clyde Canal
has been identified as that of Eliza-
beth Sandilands Penman (32), et do-
mestic servant in the employment
of a lady at 1128 Argyle Street.
Fatal injuries were iniheted on
Robert Brander, cattleman, Coos -
brigs Farm, near Elgin. A bull he
was driving turned viciously upon
him and •tossed and trampled on him
repeatedly until he was beaten off.
Dunfermline Town Council have
received authority from the Local
Government Board to proceed with
their proposed town planning
soheme for Rosyth. The area which
will be town planned is 5,000 acres
In extent.
A family of five has been rendered
homeless by the burning of a house
near Auchencrow, Berwickehire,
occupied by a stonebreaker. The
furniture, which was completely de-
stroyed, included a 200 years old
grandfather clock.
On the occasion of his retirement
from the service of the North Bri-
tish Railway Company on attaining
the age limit, Mr. Jetmes Garrow,
Stationmaster, Linlithgow, was pre-
sented by the traders and public of
the town and district with a hand,
some testimonial.
A body washed ashore at the vil-
lage of Avoch, in the Black Isle, has
been identified as that of William
Fraser, a lorryman employed by
Wordie and Co., who disappeared
from Inverness on 2nd March last.
His widow and family reside in In-
verness.
Dhe fraudulent stencilling of
trade marks on barrels of Scottish
herring exported to Russia has been
going on for some years, and one of
the chief sufferers has been a lead-
ing old -established firm of Fraser-
burgh fish curers.
The death has occurred at his
residence, Broomvale, Broom -
knows, of Dr. Chas. J. Allan, who
has for the pub 45 years been a
medical practitioner in the Bonny -
rig and Lasswade disitrictSL Dr.
Allan was a native of Aberdeen-
shire,
Martha Leaiper (17), who resided
at 352 St. James' Street, Kinning
Park, has been found drowned in
the Clyde.
Mr. John Henderson, contractor,
Gatehouse of Fleet, has died as the
result of injuries sustained through
being pitched out of his dogoart,
which collided with a motor car.
On the occasion of his retirement,
on aecount of ill -health, Mr, Wm.
McGarva, who has been factor for
the Ardwall and Knockieshie es-
tates of Lady McTaggart for 38
years, was presented privately with
a solid silver tray, while Mrs. Mc-
Garva was the recipient of a peridot
necklace.
News has been received in Helm-
ick of the death at North Taieri,
New Zealand, of Mr. Andrew
Grieve, who had attained the age of
214 years. Mr. Grieve wag a na-
tive of Aehkirk parish, and spent
many years on a farm near Hawick,
being afterwards for fourteen years
at Broomhill, Melrose.
SEVERE NEURALGIA
Cured Through the No of Dr.
Williams' Pink kills
There is an excellent reason why
Dr. Williams' Pink Bills have cured
the most severe cases of neuralgia,
mistier:, and other complaints in the
group known as disorders of the
nerves. This group also includes
St. Vitus dance, partial paralysis
and the common state of extreme
nervousness and excitability. Each
of these complaints exists be".ruse
there is something the matter with
the nervous system. If the nerves
have tone and are strong and heal-
thy you will not have any of theca
complaints. The reason why Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills cure nervous
disorders is, that they restore
weak, run down nerves to their
proper state of toue. They act
both directly upon the blood sup-
ply and the nerves. The highest
medical authorities have noted that
nervous troubles generally attack
people, who are bloodless and that
the nerves aro toned when the blond
is renewed, It is thus seen that
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure nerv-
ous disorders by curing the cause
of the trouble. The following is an
instance. Miss Annie Jones, Lon-
don, Ont., says :—"For over a year
I was an intense sufferer from neu-
ralgia, which located in my face
and head. The pain at times was
so intense that I could scarcely
keep from screaming, and nothing
I was doing for the trouble seemed
to help me. As .time went on my
whole nervous system was affected.
At last when I felt that my case
was almost hopeless I was advised
to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. The
result of this treatment was that I
am now enjoying such comfort as I
had not known for years, and only
those who have suffered from neu-
ralgic pains can realize what a
blessing the Pills have been to
mel,
If you are suffering from -any
blood or nervous disorder begin to
cure yourself to -day with Dr. Wil-
liamsPink Pills, which you can
get from any medicine dealer or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brookville, Out.
RECLAMATION IN EGYPT.
Project to Grow Cotton on Waato
Land be the Delta.
One of the most costly and oonn-
preheresive drainage projects for the
reclamation of lands undertaken by
any Government in the world, and
certainly the greatest enterprise of
its kind in Mediterranean countries,
has just been begun by the Egyp-
tian Government to make cultiva-
ble one million acrea of fertile land
in the delta of lower Egypt.
The reclaiming of these lands will
necessitate an expenditure ap-
proaching $15,000,000 for drainage
and approximately a like amount
for irrigation. The work as plan-
ned will require or:' four years and
will be brought to completion about
the end of 1915. 7lhe principal ob
jest is to redeem a tract of unpro
ductive land and bring a fertile bu
now worthless region of the delta
under carton cultivation.
When this is •done it is roughl
estimated that the increase in valu
of the reclaimed and improved land
will approximate $100,000,000. Th
land to be reclaimed is 90 per cent
Government owned, The two pro
jects, known as the West Behar
and Gharbia drainage systems
while entirely separate and distinct
and many milds apart, will, never
tholees, be proceeded with cainci
dently. A feature of the Western
or Behera plan, is the draining o
Lake Mariout, which covers an are
of over 35,000 acres. This lake, a
ancient historical site, will thu
disappear forever and be rept
by fertile cotton producing fro
equal to those feund anywhere
the world.
AN EXCELLENT REMEDY
FOR LITTLE ONES
Mrs, John C.Lepage, Rimoueki,
Que., writhe:—"Your Baby's Own
Tablets are am excellent remedy for
little ones and I always keep them
in the house." Thousands of other
mothers say the same thing. The
Tablets always do good -they can-
not possibly do harm. They are the
only medicine for children sold un-
der the absolute guarantee of a gov-
ernment analyst to contain no opi-
ates or harmful drugs, They sweet-
en the stomach; regulate the bow-
els; break up colds; expel worms;
euro indigestion and promote
healthful sleep. The Tablets are
sold by medicine dealers or by mail
- at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil-
t- liens'Ont. Medicine Co., Brockville,
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MEASURE DISTANCE BY PIPE.
RIBBON UPSET A STATE.
Undecorated Minister Resigned and
the Government Fell.
Marty' interesting sideliglbts on a
court and the unexpected trials and
troubles incident to it are given in
William Miller Collier's book of re-
sninlseeneea of his days as Minister
to the 'Spanish court, 'At the Court
of His Catholic Majesty." That a
Government should fall as the re-
sult of a ribbon bestowed for a,
purely ceremonial purpose seems
tether absurd, but, says Mr, Col -
{ler :
"It is a historical fa0t that not
many Sears aged a certain Minister
of the Marine in ono of the Euro-
pean countries resigned because the
ruler of a foreign oountry, on the
occasion of his visit to its capital,
gave him a certain rank in a cer-
tain order and gave a higher rank
to his colleague, the Minister of
War. The Minister of Marine cone
tended that it was an insult to his.
country's navy and the feet that he
A+eeeived the rank which the rule
required in such cases and that the
Minister of War had received a
higher rank only because the lower
rank hard been given him previously
made no difference to the aggrieved
Minister,
"In his opinion his own Govern -
Ment in not demanding that the for-
eign Government'give him also the
higher reatds' .uric fored'gn coder
had perrnitt - lie navy Co be In-
sulted; and so heresiggnned and the
Government fell.. Thu does the
tote of natione hong net on thrteadti,
bat ora ribbons."
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SETTLED.
A lady and gentleman were stand-
ing with their son on the platform
of arailway station awaiting the
arrival of a certain train. Suddenly
they heard the shrill whistle of an
engine in the distance. "Here he
comes," exclaimed the gentleman.
"Here she comes," said the lady,
while the boy shouted, "Here it
comes," and immediately a hot dis-
cussion arose as to which was the
proper word to use—"He," "she,"
or "it." On the arrival of the train,
however, the argument was settled,
and all agreed the gentleman was
right, It was a "mail' train.
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As vermifuge there is nothing so
potent as Mother Graves' Worm
Exterminator, and it can be, given
to the most delicate child without
fear of injury to the constitution.
0999.99999999.
He laughs best over his summer
clothes when they are least.
Keep Minard's Liniment In the house.
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COUNTRY AND CRIME.
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Mose who make a study of oriel.
speedily discover that the criminal
of each nation are more or less sp
cialists—adepts at some partioula
branch of crime. All the most e
pert pickpockets, for example, ar
English or American. Nine -tent
of Spanish and Russian crinin
attain notoriety for plausib
swindling; these two nations pr
duce the most ingenious confide
tricksters in the world. The Hu
gariau streets literally are ala
with beggars—picturesque mend
cants to the stranger, bust a gre
nuisance to the country. Mo
murders and murderous assn
pass unsolved in Italy than an
where else.
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DOCTOR'S SHIFT.
Now Gets Along Without It.
A physician says: ``Until last fall
I used to eat meat for my break-
fast and suffered with indigestion
until the meat had passed from the.
stomach.
``Last fall I began this use of
Grape -Nuts for breakfast• and very
soon found I could do without
meat, for my body got all the nour-
ishment necessary from the Grape -
Nuts and since then I have not had
any indigestion and am feeling bet-
ter and have increased in weight.
"Since finding the benefit I de-
rived from Grape -Nuts I have pre-
scribed the food for all my patients
suffering from indigestion or over-
feeding and also for those recover-
ing from disease where I want a
food easy to take and certain to
digest and which will not overtax
the stomach.
"I always find the results I look
for when I prescribe Grape -Nuts.
For ethical reasons please omit my
name." Name given by Canadian
Possum Co., Windsor, Ont.
The reason for the wonderful.
amount of nutriment, and the easy
digestion of Grape -Nuts is not hard
to find.
In the first place, the starchy
part of the wheat and barley goes
through various processes of cook-
ing,' to perfectly change the starch
into dextrose or grape -sugar, .in
which state it is ready to be easily
absorbed by the blood.
The parts in the wheat and bar-
ley
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ley which Nature can make use of
for rebuilding brain and nerve cen-
tres are retained in this remark-
able food, and thus the human
body is supplied with the powerful
strength producers, so easily no-
ticed after ono has eaten Grape -
Nuts each day for a week or 10
days.
"There's a reason," and it is ex-
plained in the little book, "The
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Road to read the above letter/ A new ono
appears from time to time. They aro
gemone,true, and lull of. oilman lnterse6
THEIR FATE.
While in church one man invari-
ably fell asleep during the sermon,
and the parson had determined on
a drastic eure. Breaking off his die-
course, and speaking quietlyse as
not to disturb the sleeper, te par-
son said, "All those who wish to
go to Heaven stand ape" Quietly
still -"Sit down," Then, fel a loud
volae, "A11 those who wished to go
to the other place stand up." The
sleeper, who had caught the lata
Words stood up, rubbed bis eyes,
looked slowly about him, anal
drawled, "Well, parson, I don't
know what the votin'e about, but
you and tno seam to be in a ;muster-
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"You used to say," she complain-
ed, "that you could hear the rustle
of angel's wings whenever I was
near you." "Yes," he bitterly re-
plied; "I thought that was what it
was; but I have since learned that
it was merely the creaking of your
coraet1"
Eczema Always
Burning and Itching
Used Boa of Cuticura Ointment and
It Completely Disappeared.
"I leave suffered from eczema for two years.
The trouble began on one arm whore there
appeared a red spot Of about a 8ve•centsize,
q d burning.d it always WidenedThe first days I the time
didn't t card
bus Seeing that it gained in else, I tried
Ointment and — Otntmont, but both
without success. It was always burning and
Itching. having soon in the newspaper the
advertisement of the Cuticura Remedios, 3
tried a little, and seeing that 1t improved,
I boughta, box of the Cuticura Ointment.
,After having used one box, my eczema cem.
rioters* .disappeared. The Cuticura Ointment
/should bo kept in ovary home." (Signed)
N. Ostlgay> Maslevllle, Qua, Jan, 14, 1611.
A Generation of Success,
for more tem 'n generation Cetleure Soap
and Cuticura Ointment have afforded the
poediest olid moat edonomlcal treatment for
$teeing, burning, scaly and bleeding Atha and
Scalp humors, of young and. old. A abide
Indiana.set Is often I. Sold by demist*
and dealers everywhere.
11'n,s 1lerel eeoDte
of Cuticura deep Sid Ointment, 11o0t3eit
wail 824boort oh stela enactors', send to
Potter Drug A ChsnI, O0ip.,_1101e llroils.t 64,
Columbus Ave.. oiton, II (b ,d
In the rural parts of Schleswig
Holstein people do not measure dis-
tance by mules, as we do, or by
houre, ee in other parts of Ger-
tnany. They say that a place is a
pipe, or two pipes or three pipes
off according to the number of pipes
one could smoke while walking
there. Shorter distances; are reck-
oned by dogs' barks. A village un-
der a mile away would be "Zwel
oder drei hunds bled." (Two or
three doges' barks).—London Chron-
icle.
GOOD NATURE.
Good nature hats . its lights and
shades, and we need to recognize
them both, Easy, amiable people
do not always do their full share to-
warde the world's progress. They
oil the wheels of life, it is true, end
thus, by preventing friction, make
its motion cosier; but they do not
always supply the farce needed to
move it, Good nature needs for its
true balance a strong and firm sense
of justice. If that be present and
active there is no danger of our
kindliness going eo an extreme.
But where ie is absent, or at least
imperfectly developed, the good-
natured person may easily fall into
a habit of indiscriminate patience
and forbearance, of easy approval
and of condoning what is wrong,
that is quite as self-indulgent as it
is indulgent to others.
ZAM-BUK AND OUTDOOR LITE.
Every tennis or ball player, every
swimmer, every canoeist, every man
or woman who loves outdoor life
and exercise, should keep a box of
Zaan-Buk handy.
Zahn-Buk is a purely herbal pre-
paration, whieb, as soon as applied
to cuts, bruises, burns, sprains,
blisters, etc., sets up highly bene-
ficial operations. First, its antieep-
tie properties render the wound
free from all danger from blood
poisoning. Next, its soothing pro-
perties relieve and ease the pain.
Barbed wire scratches, insect
stings, skin diseases, such as ecze-
ma, heat rashes, ringworm, babies'
heat sores, chafed places, sore feet
—are all quickly cured by Zam-
Buk. All druggists and stores. Use
Zam-Buk Soap also; 25c. per tablet.
THE ONLY ONE.
"I want alicense to marry the
best girl in the world," said the
young man.
The clerk nodded smilingly and
replied. "Sure. That makes 1,800
licenses for that girl this season."
They Cleanse While They Cure.
—The vegetable compounds of
which Parmelee's Vegetable Pills
are composed, mainly dandelion
and mandrake, clear the stomach
and intestines of deleterious mat-
ter and restore the deranged organs
to healthful action. Hence they are
the best remedy for indigestion
available to -day. A trial of theme
will establish the truth of this as-
sertion and do more to convince
the ailing than anything that can be
written of these pills
SHE WAS NO BIRD.
Happy is he who, as his sun is
going down behind the western, is
himself ascending the eastern hill,
returning through old age to the
better childhood. He who turns
his back on the setting sun goes to
meet the rising suns
Pills of Atte,sbe,cl Value.—Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills are the result
of careful study of the properties of
certain roots and herbs, and the ac-
tion of ,such ars sedatives and laxa-
tives on the digestive apparatus.
The success the. compounders have
mot with attests the value of their
work. Those pills have been recog-
nized for many years as the best
cleansers of the system that can be
got. Their excellence was recog-
nized from the first and they grow
more popular daily.
GERMAN AIRSHIP'S FEAT.
Zeppelin III. Shows What Lan Be
Done in War.
The magnificent flight., of the Zep-
pelin III, at midnight on Friday
frons Friedrickshaven to Hamburg,
a distance of 425 miles, has been
hailed with pride by the German
press. A.s was 'the case in England
when the navy aeroplanes and hy-
droaeroplanes aohieved such fine
results at the King's review of the
fleet, se in Germany the Zeppe-
lin's success has turned public and
expert attention to the possibilities
of aircraft in future warfare. The
Tagliche Rundseilau goes straight
to the point in saying:
"What this signifies is at ones
clear when one realizes that the dis-
tance from Heligoland to Rosyth
Bay—the English North Sea naval
base—is also 425 miles.
"In this future naval base on the
Firth of Forth will be stationed six-
teen English first-class battleships
and ten armored cruisers, which
would be of the utmost importance
in deciding a naval engagement.
From here also a blockade of the
North Sea from Scotland to Norway
would be initiated.
"From the aeroplane dock at
Hamburg, if necessary, with a halt
alt Heligoland, a Zeppelin airship
can now fly with absolute safety to
Rosyth, and could reconnoitre the
movements of dreadnoughts, and
when its task was done either re-
turn, or, if necessary, remain for
days on the horizon, sending by
wireless everything that had been
discovered.
"A still simpler task would be
that of reconnoitring Harwioh, with
its active destroyer flotilla, This
harbor is only 285 angles from Heli-
goland and the distance would be
child's play to our large airships.
Dover, with its six 'battleships and
four cruisers, and Sheerness, with
its reserves, lie only a mere trip
away and eould be patrolled at the
eame time,
"As soon are the German Admiral-
ty has four airships with a capacity
of 500,000 cubic feet they will be
able, to reconnoitre the whole Eng-
lish coast in the event of mobiliza-
tion;
Cilhard't Liniment Lumbetmaq'e ''Friend,
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Shakespeare's birthplace at Strat-
ford -on -Avon was visited by 40,000
people last year.
RD. l;
"I don't eaat enough to keep a
bird alive."
"You couldn't, my dear, propor-
tionately speaking. Science tells us
that a bird eats two and one-half
times its own weight every twenty-
four hours."
I was cared of Bronchitis and Asthma
by MINARD'S LINIMENT.
MRS. A. LIVINGSTONE.
Lot 6. P. E. I.
I was cured of a severe attaok of
Rheumatism by MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Mahone Hay. JORN MADER.
It was oared of a severely sprained leg
by MINARD'S JOSHUA A. WYNAOHT.
Bridgewater.
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by feeding INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOD.
My chicken. had Cholera until some of their combs were turning black.
After using a few feeds of "International Poultry Food," I never lost
another fowl, and Cholera has left my premees.—j. F. BARNETT.
Give all your chickens a daily feed of "International:" It keeps them wen—fattens up the
broilers—makes hens lay ail the year round—keeps the cock, vigorous—and
insures raising the little chicks. If you want to make money oat of your
fowls, feed "International Poultry Fool'
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Write for free copy of our 53,000,00 Stock Book, the,
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Cotton is now grown extensively
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Ask for MInard's _Etna tato no other.
"I can't make my living by my
pen." "I make a good living by
my pen " "Do you, too, ' write
poems I" "No ; I keep pigs!"
For Frost Bites and Chilblains.
---Chilblains come from undue
exposure to slush and cold and
frost -bite from the icy winde
of winter. In the treatment
of either there is no better
preparation than Dr. Thomas' Ee
le:Arm Oft, a•5 it esunteraats the in -
!lamination and relieves the pain.
The action of the oil ie inobantane-
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simple.
HE GOT THE PIN.
Timmins, who believes in the old
saying, "See a pin, piok it up, and
all day berg you'll have molt," one
day saw a pin in the street. Bend-
ing down to get it his hat tumbled
off and rolled into the gutter, his
eye -glasses fell and broke on the.
pavement, his braces gave way be-
hind, he buret the buttonhole oh
the back of his shirt -collar, and
apoplexy almost Claimed hint for its
1 Uhl own, But he got the pin,
FARMS FOR SALE.
H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
ICBM THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL
ILI buy beautiful hundred acres in
Northumberland County. Including Stook
and Implements. There is in the stock
d horses, 10 cows. eta. This is a snap, and
can be had on easy terms. Possession at
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,(Y 0013 FARMS 1N05NCOLNN,
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IX Halton, Peel. ,y
nmberland, Prince Edward counties at
pea sone ble prices
Ii Manitoba lands large or AND
blocks.
FRUIT FABMS—ALL SIZES, IN VIE
Niagara Fruit Belt.
H. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
MALE HELP WANTED,
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