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The Brussels Post, 1913-5-15, Page 7liti 4 i.. 'NO'S ROSY GEMS ARE MINED THREE METHODS ARE USED• IN ALO OK, .13URJIA. Soil of Upper i3iivila Provides World's ilLost Splendid Stones. Regarded by the ancients as typi cal of what to their minds was the most precious in this material world of ours the ruby remains to -day in a foremost position among the varied colored gems, While curtain qualities of rubies aro widely distributed and found in Burma, Siam, Ceylon, Afghanistan, India, Brazil, Australia, and the United States, the countries of Burma, Siam and Ceylon are be- yond question commercially the more important. Just as this is true there rests but little if any doubt that Upper Burma, the Mo- gok;section,.furnishes the finest and largest Eiipply. Mining in the Pits. The mines may be divided into three classes the "Twinlone" of pit, "Hmyaw Dwin," or hillside working, and the "Loo-Dwin," the cavern or cave mine. The first of these alining systems is, together with the more modern way, still practised in the valley bottom in dry weather. The bottoms are quite flat, and below an upper vein of alluvial soil and at a depth vary- ing from 15 to 20 feet is found the bed of "byon," or ruby bearing soil, having a thickness of from four to five feet, invariably wet and soft, and the soil is kept under con- trol by the use of piles until the "byon" has-been extracted and the "akhon," a substratum, reached. In some districts here the soil is stiffer and small shafts are sunk to a depth of 20 to 25 feet to the bed of "byon." Of course, there have been some improvements in the general mining scheme, but it is iu most part quite the same. to -clay as years ase, the washing in a general way consisting of placing the "by - on" in a series of troughs. The running of the water gradually car- ries away the lighter stuff and the washed sand is taken out from time to time and re -washed in fine meshed baskets. During the wet season work in the "Twinlones" ceases and work in the "Hmypw-Dwin" begins. The "Hmyaw" are nob mines in the strict sense of the word, but are cuttings in the hillsides where a bed of "byon" is supposed to ex- ist. The "byon" thus situated is of yellowish color, close and stiff, and may be cut into and tunnelled and often is the resting place of other minerals, such as sapphires, tourmaline, graphite and mica. Third Way Hazardous. The third class of mines, the "Loo-Dwins," ate interesting and very profitable to the miner, for al- most all the mountain ranges have a base of limestone covered with red clay or vegetable soil and in the outcrops of the limestone the entrance to the caves aro easily found. The ramifications of these caves seem endless, sometimes ex- tending for miles, often very nar- row, and occasionally opening into large caverns. It is a hazardous work for the miner crawling along the,passage- way, but he is well rewarded, for the "byon" is of sandy nature, and while the stones arefewer they are of better quality and larger. When the Burma Ruby Mines, Limited, started to operate in 1899, much was expected from the appli- cation of new ideas and European skill, but the expectations were not realized for some time. Several .new plans were • '^d out without success, until a simple ono was ap- plied for werking the alluvial de- posit in the valleys by means of powerful pumps which remove the water from the pits and the top soil having. been discarded the stratum "byon" of rubydirt or on b is run away w Y y in trucks to eotaa;y pans and a pul- sator, as in 'the diamond mines of Kimberley. t Fact and Edney. Nothing is more apropos than a proposal. Tho Czar 'writes poems in French. Though the barber will not eat sawdust, he lives oo.ntontedly 'enough on shavings. Denmark has no mountains•' ,Why do we declare when people Make it hot for us, that We a cold world ? Flesh -eating birds .can't sing. Tommy. -"Pop, what is a dyspep- tic ?" Tommy's Pop—"A 'dyspeptic, my son, is a .man whose meals don't fit him." Exactly. An old sexton was lettering a tombstone in a graveyard in York- shire when he was stopped by the doctor -: '''Why, John, you have spelt that wrong" "1 -Lave L doe - tor 9' Well,well, pass it over,'''doe tor; 1 have covered many (t ntieta to of :yours and said ticlthing,°i BANISH PIMPLES AND ERUPTIONS In the Spring Most People Need a Tonic Medicine One of the surest signs that the blood is out of order is the pimpled, unsightly eruptions and eczema that come frequently with the change from winter to spring. These prove that the long indoor life of winter has had its affect upon the blood, and that a tonic medicine is needed to put it right. Indeed, there are few people who do not need a tonic at this season. Bad blood does not merely show itself in disfiguring eruptions. To this same condition is due attacks of rheumatism and lumbago ; the sharp stabbing pains of sciatica and neu- ralgia; poor appetite and a desire o to avoid exertion. You cannot cure these troubles by the use of purga- tive medicines—you need a tone, and 'a tonic only, and among all medicines there is none can equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for their tonic, life-giving, nerve -restoring powers. Every dose of this medi- cine makes new, rich blood, which drives out impurities, stimulates every organ and brings a feeling of new health and energy to -weak, tired, ailing men, women and chil- dren. If you are out of sorts give this medicine a trial and see how quickly it will restore the appetite, revive drooping spirits, and 1111 your veins with new, health -giving blood. You can get these pills from any medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. REBUILD BURIED MOUSES. Pompeiian Buildings Now Give Bet- ter Idea of Old City. When first they began to dig out long -Buried Pompeii, everything found there was taken to Naples, leaving nothing in the excavated places but the bare ruined walls. Of late years a more rational plan has been followed, of leaving in place everything but the smallest objecte of interest and reproducing roughly the houses uncovered. Under the present director, Prof. Spinazzcla, this idea has been de- veloped still further. He has al- most entirely rebuilt some of the houses, using all the material found, even to the fragments of the roof tiles. On the famous street of Abun- dance, he has built even the upper stories and balconies and restored the windows and facades. This gives a ne•w idea of the style of the city of pleasure. A recent uncovered fresco repre- sents Venus standing on a chariot drawn by four elephants. ---,a– rt Doesn't Work. "I wish my dollie didn't have such rosy cheeks," said little. Bea- trice. "Oh, that makes her look strong and healthy," replied her mother. "Yes, that's the -trouble," re- joined the little miss. "When I want to play that she is very sick she looks so fat and healthy that I can't feel one bit sorry for her." Pleasing the Public. Passerby (stopped by beggar) -- How How is this? Only last week you sat here with a deaf and dumb card; now you're begging on ac- count of a broken arm. Beggar—Well, sir, business is business, and you know the public must have. variety. tF' , THE BEST MEDICINE I HAVE EVER USED "Tho best medicine I have ever used" is what thousands of mothers say of Baby's Own Tablets, Once a mother has used the Tablets for her little ones she will use no other medicine and never fails to recom- mend them to her friends. Con- cerning them Mrs. John Thomp son, Coutts, Alta,, says,: '"I have given Baby's Own Tablets to my baby for constipation and think them the best medicine 1 have ever used. Please amid me two more boxes, as I would not care to be without them." The Tablets are sold'by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co;, Brockville, Ont. The Original Lemon. The lemon, which is going to be dear this year on account of a ehortege in the crop, has a very clear history,a says the e London Chronicle. Unknown to the: Greeks and Romans, it was introduced into Spain by the Arabs in tido twelfth century, and in 1494 was being cul- tivated in the Azores and shipped in largo gnantitiea.to England. The lemon tree, of which there are forty-seven varieties, is particular- ly fertile, a good specimen in Sicily ripening ao` many as 8,000 lemons during the season. a Ihard'e Littleton(' Cures CaIda, ltd Good men canmitre easily under- 1t1i1id bad then than !hello"cad un- derstand the good. M. 0. Leighton, Chief hydrographer of the United States Geological Survey, who says that the loss of life and damage to property in the Ohio floods could not have been helped by any hu- man agency. The deluge of water was of 'such gigantic proportions that no reservoir system could be devised to take care of it. 3f Aching Lumbago Backs Are QuicklyHelped And Permanently Cured Release, Tres, and a Cure for Lum- bago is Now Known. YOU CAN EASILY .PROVE THIS. To ouro Lumbago—euroly it's a good thing to know how. Thee information meant to Juo. E. :leave the difference between invalidism and robust health. Writing from his home near notarial, he says:—"A Severe and prolonged attaok of Lumbago in my youth rendered me at all times liable to aches in the back and loins, 6o established became the predis- position, and 80 frequent the attacks, I confess I accepted the condition as my particular weakness to be borne with as much composure as any evil oircum- atanoe might permit. One day an un- usually bad attaok developed, and .. un- fortunately there was no medicine of any kind in the house.' I sent to a neigh- bor for help and received with a strong recommendation a bottle of Nerviline. My friend was surprised we didn't use Nerviline, saying that they found use for it in their family almost every day. So quickly did Nerviline cheek the attaok, and so grateful was 'the relief, that I was' in a day on the high road to recov- ery. I have cured my tendency to Lum- bago with Nerviline, and eonsider it the most powerful pain -subduing liniment ever. made." -. For During colds, hoarseness, tight chest and winter ills Nerviline is a mar. yell as for Lumbago, Sciatica and•Itheu• madam, Nerviline 'ie :consldered to be without a'peer. 't In the home it is especially valuable', because it cures. cramps in half a minute, stops nausea,. controls vomiting and upset atomaoh. For internal or external nee, wherever there is Data. apply Nerviline, Act the bila. family 'efze bottles trial silo 25c., et. all etoiekeepery and druggists, or The. Oatarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Change of Vonuo. There was, and is, in a Western city, a lawyer who will do almost anything to get a delay, He had before a magistrate a case of a horse running at large, which usu- ally involves a fine of about two dollars. He asked for a continu- ance. "On what grounds?" de- manded the judge. "To ascertain the horse's age." "What has the e horse s age to do with it?" "It B may be a case for the juvenile court, your honor; maybe it is a juvenile horse." There are said to be more than 500. separate muscles in the body, with an equal number of nerves and blood vessels. PA woman's heart," says the Chinese proberb, "is like the moon. It changes continually, but it al- ways 'has a man in it." ED. 7. 'ISSUE L 19 '18 An Old Settler Finds Quick Relief CILt.S. MARSHALL CURED BY DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. Mrs. Marshall Tells How Her Hos- -hand Suffered, and of His Speedy Recovery When lie Used the Great Canadian Kidney Remedy, Parkinson, Algoma, Ont., May 5 (Special)—Living far from towns and with doctors not within easy reach, many of the settlers have found Dodd's Kidney Pills an ines- timable blessing. One of those is Mr. Charles Marshall, Sr., whose recovery from a severe case of kid- ney disease has recently been the cause of much satisfaction to his family and friends. "My husband was suffering very much with his back and legs," Mrs. Marshall says, speaking 'of her husband's cure. "He went to see the doctor, and he told him, he had urinary trouble, but he did not seem to get any better. "Then I sent for some Dodd's kin them, Kidney Pills. Since taking the he has no more pain in his back and legs, and his other troubles are all gone. "1 am indeed thankful for what Dodd's Kidney Pills did for my husband, and I hope other suffer- ers from Kidney disease will bene- fit by his experience, an<I use Dodd's Kidney Pills." Urinary troubles are caused by diseased kidneys. So are back- ache, rheumatism, lumbago, and heart disease. The natural remedy is to erre the kidneys by using Dodd'a Kidney Pills. g Perhaps He'll Brealc It. Don't sell your old lawn mower. Lend it to your neighbor, "Why have you cut that lady who has just passed? Yesterday you were most cordial towards her." "That is my dressmaker, and I paid her bill this morning." Kinard's Liniment Co., Limited. Dear Sire,—Your MINARD'S LINI. MEET to our remedy for sore throat, colds and all ordinary ailments. It never falls to relieve and cure promptly. CHARLES WHOOTEN. Port Mulgravo. The Reason. Customer—That was the driest, flattest sandwich, I ever tried to chew into. Waiter—Why, here's your sand- wich. You ate your check. TO CURE A 001.0 IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROM0 Quinine Tablet& Druggists refund money if it fella to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. Impossible. "How do you get rid of the bores that come to your office 1" , "I don't." Minard's Liniment Cures Caiget In 0aws.. "My dear, Iisten to this, and tell me what you make of it i" exclaim- ed the elderly English lady to her husband, on her first visit to the States. She held the hotel menu almost at arm's length, and spoke in a tone of horror, "Baked Indian pudding! . Can it be possible in a civilized country?" Try Murine Eye Remedy No s,oarting—Nools:Flno—Ants Quickly. yTry lifer Red, wenk,wrtery nyoe end ® 0 U In enulat', asolids, illi nkatnl nook In 08,1. rootage, MUa1NE 10 min- e ein- Yg ppoandod 0s Mir Ocalletx-nobs"latent .Jr �� T1edloloo"bat nae 1te 0000,8xtulrh el. Needej J ,Inns• I'metlao for many yearn. e•�0R ie !a aedlontsa to tiro Pnbllo end cola !amine nrugglste at 4lc.l.0o per buttl0. M0rine a ®s 0 1210 80110 in 8,01,00 Tubae, 880500. Murine Ere Remedy Ca. Oblong Gamble with your wife if you'must gamble. It keeps the money in the family. Y 0tnard's Liniment euros Distemper. A Remembered Grudge. Queen Wilhelmina's recent visit to Paris has moved a Paris corres- pondent to tell again the atony of the days when her Majesty of Hol- land was the most popular young personage in the world. In the revived eclition, the story is to the effect that she found it hard to learn English, and perhaps for that meson did not love Eng- land, The first map of Europe she drew showed an enormous Holland, a fairesized Belgium um and Frame, but an almost inlporoepitble Great Britain. To draw particular attention to the diminutive island representing England, she wrote below it, "Land of Miss S," (her English govern - 088). Years later the young Queen stud to the minister plenipotentiary of England: "Be " euro to tell her Majesty, Queen Victoria, that 1 love English- women., all Englishwomen." To which the minister bowed, and the Queen added "i' "All linglisllwomett tvho •oxo not governesses 1" £CLEIIIIA FRO NEAP TO AKLE8 Tortured With Terrible itching and Burning, Scratched Until Tore Flesh,LayAwake fo Nights t o fa Time, Ued Cuticura emedies and Found a Cure, St, Ola, Ontario.—"when I was ten years old I began to be tortured with a terrible itching and burning of the skin, and was told 11 was eczema. 1 hyo had it right along for Fovea years steady, 1t getting worse every year. 1 was affected from head to ankles, 1t seemed to appear like hives ' at first, then'I would begin to scratch until I tore my flesh. I1 would always be at.its worst at night. 5 have waked myself up at nights scratching and my fingers would bo fust stiff and cramped from scratching, so that I' would bo hardly able ,to straighten them .out. My, how I have suffered! My face and whole body would be just a mass of blotches red as ilro and atter having soap and water on my face then I would begin to burn. I have lain awake for nights ab a time when my eczema was ate is worst. 11 would be tortured for months at atime. h was getting not only disheartened, for nothing helped, but completely tlisfigvr.id also, but dame fortune smiled upon ms one day in the summer of 1010 and laid before my eyes an advertisement of Cuticula, Remedies. I used them according to direc- tions and after a few applications I began to feel and see relief ahead. It is nearly six months since Lard! began and Scan truthfully say I've found a cure," (Signed) 5,tiss Louise D. 'Wilson, Dec. 12, 1011. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. For a liberal free sample of each, with 82-p. book, send post card to Patter Drug &chem. Corp., Dept. 8811, Boston, II. 9. A. EXECUTION BY DROWNING. It Was Quito a Common Thing in the, Middle Ages. This mode of capital punishment has not long ceased in Europe, and is probably still in use in other parts of the world. As early as the first century of our era the Ger- mans executed the meaner and more infamous criminals by plung- ing them in bogs and fens. In the Middle Ages executing by drowning was so common that grants of the right to inflict capital punishment ran "with pitand gallow." The pit or well was for drowning female de- linquents, but the- penalty was sometimes inflicted on men. The doom of the parricide was to be tied up in a sack and cast into the sea. Drowning seems to have been re- garded as a mild form of the death penalty, for in the year 1586 a man convicted of theft and sacrilege was sentenced to be suffocated by water, "by the Queen's special grace." At this date the penalty had grown nearly obsolete in England, but iu Sootland it survived until 1685. The last execution in Switzerland was in 1652, in Austria 1776, in Ice- land 1777, and in Russia early in the eighteenth century. One of the most eccentric modes of inflicting the penalty was adopted in Saxony in the year 1734, A woman con- victed of child murder was eewn up in a sack, along with a oat, a dog and a snake, and then thrown into the water and drowned. 't• Niue. Willie's Mamma—"Is James a nice boy for you . tc play marbles with ?" Willie -"Sure ! I can beat' him every time." CITY COUNCIL DOINGS. To put through the license reduction will require !Mine tall. hustling. Mean. time lots of corns will be tramped en. The eine is "Putnam's," the old reliable corn extractor that hoe bion caring corns and warts for years. "Putnam'e" never fails, 25o. at all dealere. a Playing Safe. "I want you to understand my word is as good as my bond." "That's why I am playing safe and insisting on the cash." PILES CURED IN s TO 19 DAYS, Your druggist will refand'money it PACO OINTMENT fails to cure day ease of Itch. lug, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles In t to 19 days. 50o. y Medium—Shall I call up the spirit of your dead wife? "Half a mo- ment while I put out my cigar ; she never'allowed me to smoke." Mtnard'a Llnlntent Cures, Diphtheria. Not a Minute Wasted. "Can't 1 get my pants pressed while you out my hair ? "'Certainly, sir." "All right, Boy, shine my shoes at the same time and hand ilio that newspaper. 13y the way, get the restaurant next door to send in a. eouplo of sandwiches, and I can be eating my lunch." Dr. Morse'ss Indian ',mot Pills exactly meet the need which so often arises in every family for a medicine to open up and regulate the bowels. Not only are they effective in all cases of Coosti;aation, but they help yEv�.r,�oatty in break]ng up a Cold or Le lrri pe bq Chani tg. out She system and punfyin the blood, In the sante way they relieve or cure L3it]ouenese, Indigestion, Sick 1•leadaches, Rheims. *tilde en , other common ailment!, In thb,ful'ic(it senke et 4hii words Dr. Mo see Indian Root Pills are so dl► >kil or+t r sa h o 1 d Ado tics d Sr HABITUAL GRUMBLING, natty Jlonles Are Made Unhappy and Cheerless by It. The man or woman with a griev anon is a candle of light compared with the habitual gruniblez'—the one whom nobody can ever satisfy, and who thinks the world is all go- ing to. pieces because people will not do just exactlywhottns 1o . ular person thinks is right. Such an one gets up on his wrong side in the morning, and nothing goes right all day. He grumbles at the weather, grumbles at leis breakfast, grumbles at his clothing, grumbles at going out, wouldgrumble all the same if he had to stay in; grumbles at his wffo, grumbles at his chil- dren, and at last grumbles himself away to his work. When he comes Home it is the same old .story, and his wife 'gets any youthfulness elle might retain crushed out of her; the children are er , indiff int it is like the pattering of rain on a rainy day -they have been used with it all their lives and they have ceased to regard it, and so it goes on, until some day when it is more than usually depressing, or when the woman's overwrought nerves give way, and there is a little scene. But a grumbler never thinks him- self in the wrong --it is another trial he has to contend with, and possi- bly he may think himself a. kind of martyr to his wife's cantrips, while all the time the plain fact of the matter is that he is the one who is responsible. Why She Held It. She held her breath, But not through fright, She'd onions had For tea that night. Couldn't Breathe Through His Nose Stuffed With Catarrh Catarrhozona Inhaler the One Menne of Relief, and It Cured Quickly. r -- The extraordinary efficacy of Catarrh - ozone le without a parallel. A 9noning cold is cured in ton minutee, a harsh cough is eased in an hour, the most of. fensive catarrh is thor- oughly drawn from the system. In ease of asthma and bronchitis the relief and certain cure that comes from the healing balsamic extracts in Catarrhozone ,s simply wonderful. "For more than toren. o ty years I suffered with !`! .4i a cough, branohitie, netltma, and nasal oa. Utah," writes J. F. Fen- wick, of Staunton P. 0. "Every attack I had seemed to grow worse, and I could hardly breathe on account of an acoumnlation ofphlegm in thenose and throat. Ono day I tried Gatarrhozone, and in ten minutes was wonderfully re- lieved. I could breathe freely and na- turally through tho nose, and blood spit- ting was stopped—the Phlegm was oleared away and my regular breathing restor- ed. No remedy can do more than Ca- tarrhozona." There is no remedy so certain and safe as Catarrhozona, but being a good re- medy it le imitated. Beware of the sub- etitutor. Large Catarrbozone lute two months, price 31.00. Smaller sizes 250. and 50o. At all storekeepers and drug- gists, or The Catarrbozono Co„ Buffalo, N. Y., and Xingeton, Canada. FED BY PEN FILLER.. Seh'oolboy Brings Baby Rabbit Through Critical Period. A baby rabbit, the property of a Horley (England) schoolboy, has been successfully reared with a fountain -pen filler 418 a feeding - bottle. Jack St. John Smith, aged 13, was walking in the grounds of the Burstow Preparatory School, near Horley, when he .saw a rabbit run down a hole. He dug around the hole, and two feet below the sur- face found a two -days -old rabbit, no bigger than a full-sized mouse. There was very little fur on its r d. body,' its eyes were closed. y, y Wrapping it in his handkerchief, Master Jack took it home. The rabbit was housed in a chocolate box. It was too young to lick or chew anything, so a fountain -pen filler was obtained and a drop of milk squeezed into the rabbit's mouth. Alter a time Pincher, as it was called, opened its mouth eager- ly when it felt the first drop of milk and sucked away at She filler, Dur- ing the, first ethical days Pincher emptied a filler of milk three times every two hears. Keeping Rim Truthful. "Do Do you believe everything he tells you?" "Yes. You sec I long ago gave up asking him questions that I know he'd lie about." Second Thought. Von Blumer (roaring with rage) --- Who told you to put that paper on the wall? Decorator—Your wife,, sir.. Voll Illumer---Pretty, Isn't it? t1 lllonumeutal M,fnority. Clonsidering the nnmbor of people Who try to en oy life, the suooess- iptl percentage' Is powerful small. 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RUSSELL MOTOR CAR COMPANY, i,IMITED 100 Riohmond St. West, TORONTO Phone, • MAIN 2072 He—Their marriage seems to have turned out well, after all. She— Yes. You see, they both belong to several clubs and don't meet often enough to get tired of each other. Apply Zasn-Bak to all wounds and sores and you will be surprised flow quickly it stops the smarting and brings g ease. It covets the wound with a layer of pro. teetive balm, kills all poison germs already in the wound, and prevents others entering. Its rich healing !lethal estencce then held up front the Bottom, fresh !Mance and in s wonderfully shat time the wetted fs healed! Zam Nnk'a popularity fa bailed on mettle fmhntioe e,ov,rtebi)), etleba lee eurfbnd `et the real tbing. retehuk'" le related Zen^ itboyr p0} I,Igu esoRoD,,k Co., Toronto.