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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1916-11-30, Page 7eat • Ala hk1 • -- 'l ♦ yf- YOifNG FOLKS Old Frosty. t Y For a. long time Katherine did not like old Frosty, the goat. She and spider, the little fox terrier, were the -best of "chums," but who could be "chummy" with a goab that has long horns and that looks as if he might have a bad temper? To be sure, old Frosty had never harmed Katherine or anyone else, but sometimes he shook his head as if he had half a mind to be cross, and once he had actually butted little Spider. Katherine could not forgive that, for Spider was not really plaguing Frosty—only barking at him in a friendly way. Every day they tied old Frosty to a stake somewhere in the orchard or in the garden or in the field near the barn, and there he eropped the soft grass until he felt like having a nap. He was fat and well content with life as he found it, except that he never missed a chance to hunt for something new to eat. And who can blame a wise old goat for not wanting to TURK AND BOCHE COMPARED. grub along on grass all the time? It was old Frosty's appetite for strange foods that finally made Kath- erine like him better, until at last they became such good friends that even faithful little Spider thought that he had reason to scold Katherine for neglecting him. The friendship came about in a cur- DRIVE YOUR COLD WAY For colds in the throat and chest your most convenient remedy is Vaseline Trado Murk Capsicum PfkaRum UN. Contains the active principle of Capsicum (Red Pepper.) Easy to apply. Will not blister the skin. Sold in bandy tin tubesat chem- ists and general stores every- where. Refuse substitutes. I1ree booklet on request. CHESEBROUGH MFG. CO (Consolidated) 1880 Chabot Ave, Montreal - i GERMANY LOST CHANCE'19 WIN Could Have Ravaged British Shipping at Start of War. Admiral Lord Charles Beresford us- eerts in a letter to Colonel Robert M. Thompson, president of the Navy Leagde, Washington, that' if Germany taken advantage of her o portun- had t z 1, 1. , outbreak ' f the European ity at the n tb t o P war, they could have entered Paris and reached St. Petersburg in a short time. "We would have been brought to our knees in a couple of months," says the British admiral. "We escaped a most appalling clan- ger, for if the Germans hacl attacked us first without a declaration of war, and sent what they could have sent — 140 cruisers and armed merchant ships—on to our unproteeted trade routes we would have been brought to our knees in a couple of months. They could have put down a thousand ships in the first week, "If the Germans had carried out that plan they could have gotten into Paris, compelled peace with France, and then been in St. Petersburg in a short time, and become the dominant Power of Europe and the world pos- sibly for a century." Former is Brave and Fights Fair, Says Australian Soldier. Anzacs who have been "through it" in Gallipoli tell me that they have a great respect, for the Turk as a fight- er, says a writer in the London Morn- ing Post, "Johnny Turk," said a A TALK ON RHEUMATISM Telling How to Actually Cure This Common and Pain- empire. "Americans in particular," the i "What do you intend to do?" She rf0 END C',`tAll,RHAL DEAFNESF AND HEAT) NOISES ip (', r17 nese ;MO have n nr ht aY Lt r or head, f na1 go 11 1' ( P' dreg - gist and got 1 ounce of arnifnt (double strength), and add to It 1 pint of trot water and 1 sowee or granulated auger. 'raise 1 table- spoonful fnur Lim CO a day, This will often bring quirk re- lief from the dlstlesslug head noises. Olooa'od nostrils should open, breathing bog iho easy and the mucus stop (Ionising into the throat, It is easy to 'prepare, costs 11 Otto and is pleasant to take. Any one who has Oaten rhul Deafness. Or hc'ed noises should give this prescription a trial. and ro5clvo htgheot cash prl oa 175 sand mono Lim 00 clay Ih f eglrod, 01, Ul rsn nu nm,ulsllnnb— ,I pay ¢(71l,µ sus, 10140 nI 1,14,0013'in Oan all donure to thou• :1 a µ lio nd:holr'kg Juu(,aud co i¢ th0yk 1 4h,yr l o (000, loaf, ul rµ0,0 111 l n50 t t 41 Igtar¢, r5µ'11101 c 11. h. er jµ 1, tr¢,0sd u Nr c¢sh th 7 5,y.strra nerGuido Lagos) N�• �S1 ..1Iitalln,n'e, Sparse a d itnlogu) t3 f'`iR�i'�`j yt Unm'n epnrtsmun'n Ugtdoeuo nal lmµ', nay Fur GµSmtlou9 nulloo11t, . 54710 noo,, k 00e4'ate4> h sent 1,00 m, req oro Addr,ns 141050; JOHN HALLAM Limited 120 Hallam Building, Toronto 4. The Lover's Request. , THE ORIGINAL ST. SOPHIA- Salonilti Church 100 Years Older Than Constantinople Mosque. One of the most interesting of Salonilti's famous 22 churches is St, Sophia, Like its greater homonym of Constantinople,i • doomed t is a basilica, and it was long considered 'to be a provincial copy of that great original. As a matter of fact the Saloniki church is the original, hav- ing been built 100 years or more the earlier, at the end of the fourth or the beginning of the fifth century. The church has suffered disastrous- ly by fire, earthquake and restoration, but the original lines of the structure remain, as well as the pillars and beautiful capitals of wind-blown acan it was to be his last call, They; thus and two fine fragments of mo - RUSSIA A HIVE OF ACTIVITY. 1 stood on the porch in the moonlight., saic. The principal mosaic, an As-: "You are determined?" he said,' 0005107 1 with decorative green trees A Renarltuble New Shell Is Being finally, I between the standing figures, lines Manufactured. I "Yes, Geor e I think it is for the the great dome. It is supposed to date George, from 645, though the figure of Christ Under the caption, "The Spirit of best that we do not see each other in the centre is older still. the New Russia," the Russian- again. American Journal of Commerce calls } "Do you love another?" attention editorially to what it terms ; "I do, George, I have promised my "the feverish activity to be observed heart to Harold Updyke." throughout the length and breadth of the Russian Empire." All travellers , Trees was a mount's silfncm e. coming out of Russia, it is stated, bear' George stepped back and drew from his pocket a revolver, which glistened testimony to the wonderful reawak-' ening everywhere noticeable in the j in pale light. George, George," shrieked the girl. "-•TheServantFroblene--who ever heard of it in the home where the housdwife knows Shredded Wheat? In five minutes you can prepare a Wholesome, satisfying meal with Shredded Wheat Bis- cutwthou worry t kitchen orr Y or work, For breakfast heat the Biscuit in the oven to restore crispness and serve with hot milk. For lunch serve with sliced bananas or other fruits. Made in Canada. 1 CHILDREN OF ALL AGES AEDDPOS1RIs.ere.H$CSnt U at once, Suably limited. 1Srlto for quo - When sick the newborn babe or the tations. A. W. Dawson, firatnoton. growing child will find prompt relief through the use of Baby's Own Tab-' ernna STJPPLIED lets, They are absolutely safe for all.SLt,P t'rr.n11, FA RM r•.0 9. tort... (Nail rt lir;:. lint I•t mar - children and never fail to banish any rice or single: cxi rleneed lue.,u•tI- of the minor ills from which little en a"epd: male, ` 'r trmalo. ThOIIO,,., O t 4'Phurr,,,,,nta. ones suffer. Concerning them Mrs. h. ful Malady. Journal says, "seem most deeply im-' Took hold of his hand. r7EwsPersas gas saLn" Y P Y Arthur Sheasly, Sask., - - ions way. young Australian, "in comparison This article is for the man or wo- pressed with the changed conditions "Not a great deal," replied George y' One day at sch000l the teacher said calmly."I have been callingon you writes: ' I have used Baby's Own Tab- PR onces for nate InWgooahoni erle to Katherine,"You with the Boche is a gentleman He man who suffers from rheumatism in Russia and are most sanguine as lets and think the are splendid for tonna. The most usetm aha mteresuna o really must do f bh 1 t th E lyn and y P your numbeexercises more neatly! The paper that you handed in to -day was a .sight!" fights fair and is a brave man. The who wants to be cured, not merely re- to the future of that country. They, or a as six mon s, ve children of all ages." The Tablets °r all busfnessee buil intarmatton on German is a swine, who shoots at lieved—but actually cured. The most say that there is something akin tai I have only exterminated about halfg anpneatton to wllsnn PnbifshtnK Com- wounded and helpless men. I've seen the rheumatic sufferer can hope for in the old call of the West in the fast- I the dogs in this neighborhood. I want are sold by medicine dealers or by t' n1, 73 wear Adelaide senor, Toronto. Yoe to take this gun and give it to mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. razsoELLaxEorra,. him do it, The Turk will fight like rubbing something on the tender, ach- opening opportunities and the wide Y tWilliams' Medicine Co. Brockville, A�cER. 'ruaiolxs, LOMI-'n. MC.. t relief. No lotion reaching resources of Russia which ; UpdYke. He may want to finish the Ont. intertlnl and external, cured h The teacher spoke sharhaps she WaS ply. Per- the very devil at close quarters. Did,ing joint, is a 11t le for even teachers you ever hear of the Germans risking , •or liniment ever did •or can make a sends an anxious tinge through the rest of them. can get tired, you "know. Katherine their skins in a hand-to-hand encoun- ;cure. The rheumatic poison is rooted veins of every American business ° —' knew very well that she deserved what ter with the bayonet? Bet ou can't. in the blood. Therefore rheumatism man or prospector who has delved mtade her sulk, teacher and while she wassstill prove it. Why the moment they see � ea n disl be cured when this blood.onous Any into toaRussiy nscon itions nseasthey exist Dye eptks Should us corning at them with the bayonetsee the cos enoughto d doctor will tell you this is true. If prosperity that is in store for ___tug sulky "" drew just a as horrid coal' they flop clown on their knees an picture of the teacher as she could squeal like rats. Johnny Turk will You want something that will go right the Russian people. possibly draw. She drew it on a • in the blood "Factories in and she fl ht like a ocd old tough. All our take Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, They day and nig turning out munitions P y stand up to you with the bayonet and to the root of the trouble night, Avoid Drugs And Russia are running *a bleak page in her readered�C� meant to show 'it bo the other pupils chaps know that. And JohnnyTurk make new, rich blood which drives out of «ai, clothing, and the varied ne- after school. She knew that they Pthepoisonous acid and cures then- cessities of the empire's multimillions. Try a Littre Magnesia Instead. would laugh at 1t. When school let won't give in till you've outed him. Ifsome poople insthn"tivell• shut Meir he should rove to be a better or a mutism to stay cured. The truth of Americans have said they were sur - instinct, ora custom or' hiatbftneauses as at nut, however, she was thinking of p these statements has been proved in Prised at the large number of fac- peptics to take drugs, patent foods and cleverer man than you at bayonet Medicines something else, and so put the book •thousands of cases throughout Can - ado, her bag with her other books work—well, you to done in—that's alai and the following cure is a strik- withoub stopping to pass it round. all. ing instance. Mr. Henry Smith, St. When Katherine reached home that Jerome,Que., says: "For upwards of We �] P the atomic g afternoon the first thing she did was to � t F P a year I was a victim of rheumatism roads are under construction. Many cause of most forms or fnai10eston and have a good frolic with Spider, who �Y6�t �� Give, C�e in a most painful form. The trouble of the lines are new, while others are dyapenshl Thoy may give tempm•ary relief, but ever increasing quantities as usual was eagerly waiting for her. I «•as located in my legs and for a long being double -tracked. Men and am- must b0 taken, and all the time the, acid She scarcely gave a glance at old In 1915 and 1916 Ontario contribut-'time I was so bad that I could not men are working side by side on the mains in the stomach as dangerous Frosty, who was feeding in the grass ed more to the Canadian Patriotic walls. The suffering which I endured ! railroads, the women handling picks gaPhystalans know this and that Is why near by, and she did not notice that Fund than she drew from it, the sur-' can only be imagined by those who and shovels with even greater aigeeti evtand00 after to sufferers" Just she had thrown down her bag of books plus going to assist those western , have been similarly afflicted. Doctors I strength and effect than many of the get about an 0,1000 of pure bisurated within the circle that the goat's rope provinces whose contributions, al- � treatment did not help me and then I men. teaspoonful from y0uihttiegwaternitake at& allowed him to travel. though exceedingly liberal, did not began trying other remedies, but with "The returning Russian travellers ately after every meal. This will in- tently moment later she stopped her equal the heavy demands caused by no better results. Finally I was ad- bring many and varied stories of the etantly neutralize all the harmful arta frolic with a sharp cry. "0 Frosty, the large enlistment from these pro- vised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, I military resources of the empire. One in the stomach aha stop ail foie rer- Frosty, you horrid old beast, what are of these is to the effect that not less hearty tl meals uwithouti experiencing the 7„ vinces. For 1917 the situation will and although I had begun to lose faith I least pain or unpleasantness afterward. you doing?" she called, and she ran as change. The demands from this pro- `its medicine, I finally decided to give I than 8,000,000 men have been recently _, tortes, especially between .Petrograd medicines, artidmal digestants, etc. and Moscow. Other factories are go- nut closing the eyes does not banish the danger, and it is certain that neither ing up with feverish haste, and every- 00100 nor medlchles possess the power, where, it seems to the traveller rail- to destroy the harmful excessive acid in h which is the underly in near the goat as she really dared bo go -01d Frosty had poked the books out of her bag with -his nose, and had be- gun to chew the pages of one of them. It looked like her reader. Katherine glanced round. No one was in sight vince on the Fund are estimated to the pills a trial. I am very grateful sent to the front and that another 9,-, 000,000 are in training. The ielore Self -Sacrificing. reach six million dollars, and the cam- ! now that I did so, for after taking g. All are im mittee has decided to ask Ontario to' eight boxes of the Ills the trouble ; hued with the absolute assurance that i Heiress—I like you very much, Mr. raise that amount—in other words, to ( completely disappeared. I was free 1 the weight of Russian men and ma-' Ardup, but I cannot marry yea. make provision only for its own pea- from pain and could walk as well as ! teyial must be the deciding factor in 1 Ardup (picking up his hat)—I will pie, lever I did in my life, I have since the war, There has been told, too, be equally frank with you, Miss Bul- The total represents about one mil- 1 taken the pills occasionally as a pre- !the story of a new explosive shell be- lion, I don't like you at all, but I lion dollars above the contributions : cautionary measure,and I cannot ing manufactured in Russia after a' would marry you in a minute. I am . French formula, but not yet used on' more self-sacrificing than you are, for 1916, and therefore there can be speak too highly in their favor:' Good evening. no weariness in well -doing on the part i Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure all the the western front—a shell which in of Ontario's patriotic people so far; troubles due to weak, watery blood or exploding spreads over a radius ofd as the Fund is concerned. ; broken down nerves. You can get 300 yards a heat of 3,000 degrees—a Not Responsible. these pills through any dealer in withering blast calculated to inciner- The barber—Your hair is thinning, A Clean Page. medicine, or by moil postpaid, at 50 ate all within its fiery reach." ,sir. ?" Ever try our hair prepare- Portly Woman (pushing her way i cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 tions into a have from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Wars and Seasons. 1 The patron—No, I can't blame it on — except Spider. 'She looked at old Frosty and thought hard. Should she be sorry or glad that he was eat- ing one of her books? Should she let him eat it, or should she try to get it away from him? Suddenly old Frosty solved the pro- blem for her by dropping the book to the ground, -although it was plain that he had torn out one of the leaves in doing so. Perhaps the book did not taste so good as he had hoped. Katherine edged a little nearer and then a little nearer, Old Frosty look- ed at her with mild interest, and all at once Katherine knew that be was a friendly old goat and that he would nob harm her. So she stepped quickly forward and picked up the book that he had dropped at his feet—and what do you think she saw? The leaf that old Frosty had torn from the reader and chewed into small pieces was the blank leaf on which she had drawn the picture of the teacher! Katherine made the dis- y covery with a little gasp. How wise • old Frosty looked; "Oh, I believe old Frosty knew!" ex - police station)—I see you arrested a mut whose mind is a blank, Officer—We have, madam. Portly Woman—Then please bring him out so that I may have a look at him. My Henry didn't Come home last night, and that's a fairly good description of him. Sftinard'a L5ntnteat Cure. Colds, &a Brockville, Ont. ARMY DISOBEYING ORDERS. I All French Soldiers Have Become Pipe Smokers. The startling discovery has just been made that France's famous armies are, almost to the last man, Explained. in a state of open rebellion and Why is it that truth will rise again breach of discipline, when crushed to earth?" To be more exact, it has just been "Because of its elastcity,officially ascertained that there is of course. hardly a "poilu" in the whole 5,000, - Don't you knotruth how eilsy it is to 000 men whom France has under bretch the truth?" arms at the present moment who is not smoking a pipe. Pipe smoking is one of the severest breaches of discipline in the French army, They were officially tabooed largely on account of the fact that a soldier smoking a pipe cannot possibly salute an officer whom he may chance to meet with the dignity the occasion re- quires. The failure of the French officers to note that their men were smoking pipes until the practice had become practically universal is generally at- tributed to the fact' that all have been so busy fighting that the breach of discipline escaped notice. Now the .practice is so universal and so firmly implanted in the ranks of the "poilus" that the question of rooting it out presents a serious prob- elem. The men say they were driven to smoking pipes because tate tobacco furnished them by the Government doesn't lend itself to cigarette rolling. Prayers for Soldiers, Many British teams have just start- e(l the practice of having the church hells ring at a certain 'hour every day' to remind the people to pray for the soldiers fighting at tiro front. Indirectly, t/po you ever wake yourself nip meting "It antounts to ttha I frequently wake up the baby( claimed Katherine. "Of course I 1)hould not have drawn that horrid pic- ture, and old Frosty has saved me from trouble by tearing it out before anyone saw it, Perhaps ire wants to be friends, eater all. And really the reader' isn't hurt a hit." Then site walked straight up to old ,Frosty and put her arms round his Aleck and hugged him, and old Frosty acted just as if they had been friends all their lives. And from that day to bhis they have wire upon a time tedwln Puttnam, who kept to themselves the secret of that (item in the quiet, pretty hamlet or missing blank leaf, for little Spitler Wendel Depot, Mass., climbed up into never really .undorstoond what was n tuft to get some building material going on, And Katherine has Just as manly another man living in the drawn no mora pictures of her teach- e"""u•y must after do, 511114011 ale et, anal has passed in exercises sl'ope'd and fell, Ten feet below was a so neatly done that her teacher takes or a1' waod, knotted and gnarled. It special pains to praise her for them, line a nasty tumble, and kI, mimeo' wits Injured pain Pully in ilia back, he — Youth's Companion. was revered with bruises, and was sure from head to fool. •i• Tho next day h0 bought a bottle of No Orphan Asylums. storm's Liniment which had been re- "amnl"nd5d to 11111,. 1\'hill, a vrry 05(1 Australia avoids orphan asylums ham's the omerless 11ad vaadsn"d ilnd by sending parentless children t0 pt'i- the In,ueum;s knit disappeared. 110 was illi 0,`111,5 ,111011 ail"e mtn•0, vate families, which are paid) for thou Nlninl's l,lnlmm�t ran b0 ol7lnlnect at 051,0 until they reach the age of 14 all -drug stares, Ha, bee, and ;Lee, years, FELL FROM LOFT° . HIJRT° THEN WELL How a Man Who Landed. On 'Wood Pile and Was Sore From Head to Foot Found Quick Relief. South African Industry. Alts», experiments lasting more than a year., it has been foeind that, the manufacture of vegetable oils and soaps can bo made a profitable in- dnatt'y I.r. South Africa. 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A Canadian officer friend said recently: "I'ni hiking back to the front soon." It is a striking word, The Canadians use it as the Boers use trek. It weans dm same. thing, wit - ' .i out pain by our home treatment. Write us before too late. Lir. L'elim to \lcdlcal All Agreed. Co., Limited. Colllnswood. Ont. "Did you speak to father about me, Arthur ?" asked the girl. "Yes, I did, dear, and he agreed with nee heartily," replied her wooer - "Then he said I might marry you?" "Why—er—no, I didn't q.,ite get so far as that. 1 just said you were a fine gni." Miaard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria, Good News. -You look very smiling this morn- ing, Toner," said Bailey, "I guess I ought to be. I went to a fortune- teller last night, and she prophesied immediate financial reverses," chortl- ed Toner. "I fail to see anything very joyous in that," said Bailey. "You would if you knew anything about my finances," said Toner, "I tell you right now that if they don't reverse pretty quiet I'll he busted." 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