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The Brussels Post, 1906-10-4, Page 2kheleee ee e'yee titeeoeseet. tent re eeted peeeree' ,. HEALTH Thenormallch11d is a slumberousrou s inn- ate,' by nature's design. If he does not Veep soundly the whole night through for eight to ten hours, ho is not well land should be examined to determine the cause. A wakeful area night -crying baby is, nine tines mit of ten, a badly fed baby, His wakefulness and hats crying are the calls for relief of a poorly digesting stomach and bowels. The food is giv- en too often or In to great quantity, or it is of poor quality; anti this may be the case when the baby is nourished In the natural way as well as when it is led from a bottle. In older children disturbed rest may be due to a variety of causes. Insom- nia is vary rate in children, but start- ing in the sleep, screaming, and crying with terror are not uncommon. A child who suffers from these night-terrors is not well. It is sometimes very dimcult to deter- mine the cause, but there always Is a cause, and It should be patiently hunt- ed for until found. The search should not be limited to the child, for the fault may be that the bedclothes are loo heavy, or not warm enough, or the roost may be "stuffy," or sometimes it is simply too dark, The child wakes for a second, while turning over, parhaus; andfinding himself surrounded by Egyptian darkness, is filled with terror and shrieks. Indigestion may be a cause of dis- turbed sleep in the child as well as In the adult, and it should be remembere•1 that this indigestion may reside he the intestine, while the stomach perforins its functions with faithfulness and regu- larity. One of the first signs of disease ar Ibe spino, the hip, or some other joint, is a night cry, and tee possibility of sante beginning trouble In the back or hip should be borne in mind. The presence of "adenoids" interfer- ing with a proper supply of air 0o ria lungs may be a disturber of sleep, ani se may be latent ear -disease, the night ache of a decayed tooth, or even stony in the bladder. Sometimes night-terrors are a pure y nervous affection like epilepsy, end sometimes they persist, lute a bad habit, after the existing cause has been re- moved or has disappeared of Itself. The child who cries out in the night should not be shaken and scolded, far 1f the cause is nervous, hits will only make the trouble worse; and if there Is a physical cause for the trouble 11 should be sought for and remedied. NECESSITY OF REST. Why are so many girls of to -day fagged and sallow, with disfiguring lit- tle lines about the eyes and mouth, and tired, dicontented-looking faces? Because they do not know how to rest, and they tax their powers of endurance to breaking point. girls and seamen who lead busy lives all the year rt and should make up their minds to rest for the first part of their holiday. Lie an the beach or in a hammock in the or- chard, and leave your reading and sewing for a few days. Judicious loaf- ing is often more beneficial than any medicine. CARE OF THE SKIN. Cleanliness is the greatest essential in the care of the skin. For the cleans- ing bath, water as hot as can be born•, ti best, and a good soap should be free- ly applted with a moderately stiff bath - brush. 1f the water is at all hard it is well to soften it by the addition of a itt- tie ammonia or borax. A quick slang. ing of the entire body wlth.cold water should follow, in order to cause the pores relaxed by the (heat to contract; and the drying should be accomplished by brisk rubbing with a coarse bowel. PREMATURE WRINKLES. These are more often caused by ill- ness, care, or anxiety than by the con- traction due to various expressions, and ineneral these wrinkl g es es can be made to disappear, when the anxieties are dispelled and health restored, by care- ful attention to diet, cleanliness and outdoor exercise. Whatever tends to promote the general health, to increase the deposits of fat in the skin tissues of the Inc.cwill help to obliterate lines and wrinkles. and restore firmness and beauty to the skin. TREATMENT OF VARICOSE VEINS. People suffering from them should avoid a much standing, should rest the legs frequently by lying down, and, when silting, should, if passible, `else the feet; but moderate walking ex- ercise should not be given up, as the muscular action of the leg in walking is useful in preventing the tendency to enlarged veins. When the veins are swollen a bandage or an elastic stock ing must be worn_ INFLAMATION OF TIIE EYES, Wash some parsley well chop it, and with it fill two small bags made of soft mustin, each about Ilse size of a crown piece, or rather larger, and saw them up, have a soup -plate of `,old water at hand. Lay the bags, after moisten- ingin water, upon each eye the suffer- er must be lying down). When the bag grows warm, soak it for a few minutes in the svelte', and apply again. THE BEGINNING. Atseum—"I hear your son Is going In tor a literary career." Mrs. Dreamer --"Yes; he sleeted bite vary morning." Ascwn-- indeed What has he dant?' Mrs, .Dred,ser.--`i'lo sat for his photo- graph in two poses --one Thorn he's reading a book, and onolhoe with Ids brow resting 00 his hand." . Pikes were lased in days of pfd The boarders to repel; We have to -day a different way, The prune does jjret as Well. Mut sounds good, doesn't 0? Never a cold or a cougb but always perfectly well and hearty. You could be like that with a little care and COLTSFOOTE EXPECTORANT Keep it in the house and use it at the slightest ,stoat of an approaching cold or cough. It positively cures Colds,. Coughs. at'oup, Whooping Cough. As2ltnnu and all Throat and Lung troubles. A pure vegetable syrup. Your druggist keeps it and recommends lit. Price' 25 cents. Midga bd Ra way The Best Shute In the Old Country for Comfortable Travel and Picturesque Scenery, Between Liverpool and London (St. Pancras) and principal towns and holiday resorts in the British Eales. Breakfast, Luncheon and Dining Oars. Send stamp for set Illustrated Posh Cards, Apply for Guides, Timetables, Maps, eta., to the t,ompany'c Passenger Agents, Messrs. r, Cook do San. 240 and 1200 Broadway, and 640 Madison Ave,, Now York, and to Messrs. Thos' Meadows ds Co., 87 Beaver St., London, Bug., Midland Agents for Freight Train°, for freight rates bo all parts of Great Britain. W. GUY GRANBI', GeneraliAlauager. 0 .qti. T SALE —OF— Will sell by public Auction, 50 head et High-class Ayrshire Cattle, also Agri- cultural Implements, etc., property of Hon. W. Owens, River Side Farm, Montebello, Que„ on C. P. Ry. North Shore Line, between Montreal and Ot- tawa. Sale at 1 p.m. sharp. October 17, 1906 f Send for live stock catalogue. CAPT. T. E. ROBSON, Auctioneer, Iiderton, One SOLITAIRES AND THREE -STONES SOLITAIRE and Three. Stone Diamond Rings are the most favored of all finger adornments — especially as engagement tokens. In both styles Diamond Hall has particularly attract. ive values at $25,00, $50.00 and $100 00. These would cost you considerably more were we not Canada's largest import- ing gemrdealers. Droa ,a a Jwsial card and ere ,a"5! sendyou free of charge our large illus. lraledcalalogue. SWEDISII HANDICRAFTS. Peasants do Mucti Good Band Work— .Result is Pew Factories. Sweden is the home of the handicrafts In addition to manual training taught In schools, the most exquisite hand weaving, lace staking, brass work, even pottery, is done by the peasants. Each district has its own patterns, which the peasants make and wear, deeming it unpatriotic to have .aught to do with patterns of other localities. Because of the handicrafts Sweden has not many textile factories, although there are some where conditions of work are, for the most part, good. The people, however, are encouraged to continue hand weaving and to hold to their time honored industrial customs rather than to take the risk of a dis- turbed economic order due to a mar- ket glutted with shoddy trash. In all Sweden there are to -day only about ten thousand factories of all kinds, em- ploying In all a little more than 265,000 workmen—not a great number out of a total population of more than 5,000,000. WILL HAUL GRAIN NEXT SEASON. Rapid Progress Being Made in the Con- struction of G. T. P. "Canada will have a remarkable rail- way when •the Grand Trunk Pacific is built," is the statement which was made recently by Mr. Collingwood Schreiber, chief consulting engineer to the Can- adian Government. "I have just come from the West, where I have been Inspecting the por- tion of the line from Winnipeg to Ed- monton. I drove the entire distance of the route from Portage la Prairie to Edmonton, "The surveyors have found a splen- did line. It is practically straight, and the maximum grade to the eastward Is four -tenths of one per cent., and west- ward five -tenths. "As the Grand Trunk Pacific people expect to do about as well through the mountains from Edmonton to the Paci- fic, and as the national transcontinent- ela' surveyors have practically secured these grades all the way from Winni- peg to the Atlantic, there is no doubt the line will be the best of all the trans- continental lines, and cabable of the most economic administration and hand- ling the greatest amount of baffle at a minimum cost, "By autumn there will be over a hun- dred miles of the line west of Winni- peg railed, and there is little doubt the road will participate in the holing of the crop next year, The settlers are going in with the road. Their shacks wore seen dotting the prairie for the whole distance from Portage la Prairie Lc Edmonton. "The company has sixteen surveying parties working to the west of Edmon- ton through the mountains. The con- tractors are encountering some difficul- ty in getting labor. Hoivevei`, there Is no doubt the road will be built in a very short time." / ` laiusEnitcd 1�out. 1 LIGHT CURE FOR GREY 1iAl1tS. Professor Bouchard, at a meeting of the Academy of Soience the other day, announced that Roentgen rays annihil- ated while heirs. There is little daunt about it. Some doctors who employed 11 giving X-rays to patients suffering frnn lupus and other complaints found their own hair reverting to Its natural colic and that of the sufferer as well. It wee nest noticed in the rase of a patient whose moustache had turned white. 771e part brought direbtly under She Influence of the rays resumed He ore glnaf golden hue. The question was whether his sensational discovery h'td a real practical applicellon. Preiessor Bouchard says: "Yes; undoubtedly — only the rays must be given by wester,• entad practitioners," AWFUL PREDICAMENT. "Why were you so nervous when you were giving your evidence in the wit- ness box?" asked Rose. "The man who was cross-examining me was one to whom I was once en- gaged v a ed and threw over. Oh,it was ter- n riblol I was afraid he wold ask me my age out of spite, and I had never been on oath befo'e" A P111 for Generous Eaters.—Thera are Many persons of healthy appetite and poor digestion who, after a hearty meal, are subject to much suffering. The food of which they have partaken hes like lead in their stomachs. Headache, depression, a smothering feeling follow. One so alRicted is unfit for business or work of any kind. In this condittan Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will bring relief. They will assist the assimilation of the ailment, and used according to direction will restore healthy diges- tion. "Da you think that man who had a needle in his body for eighty years could have enjoyed anything like good health?" "No. I imagine he would feel only sew -sew," Sunlight Soap Is bettor than other soaps, but is beet when used in the Sunlight way, Bay Sunlight Soap and follow direction. CHINESE STUDENTS IN JAPAN, Chinese students aro still going to Japan ht ever tncreesing numbers, at Me rate of 500 or 000 a month. The tidal number has intently reached over '15,0::0. Several schools which have hoed reneutly started in't'oktn are speci- ally tar these studruis, The striclest meecuree are now beteg adnplcd by the (thine e Minister at 'fnkio nod the Te- pineso ktithur'tios lo control these yotme `nen. Ilse Minister havhtg 1;Yven Inatud1nn5 lo all that they must re- cord their home eddrf ss and their en- eesley mite the third gtneratien as well as their Japinu re aildrese so that the tnny zit Sty Time he able in deal with theul inrlividualiy if occasion arises; and the ,laponr , have thein closely under polite eweMiInnce. Il don't taken 15 young man ttltg Oe distsneo !Lis inoouua DURATION OF L1GH7'NING FLASH, We possess as yet only pretty vague data as to the average duration of Bosh. es of lightning. Faraday thoutght he could fix it at a second. Dutor claimed that the flashes of lightning were in- stantaneous, and that their l rapid pid suacession gave the illusion of one flash t err a ldt fet'tat duration. i S h 0 a C i m 11 has Just been deigning himself to a series of observations, employing a dtslc of ten centimetres diameter, bearing up - oto a black ground dt while cross, lite arms of which were two millimetres across, the disk being set in motion by clockwork with a speed of fifty to six- ty revolutions a second. At certain flashes the cross appeared a singte tinte, very distinct; the duration of lightning was, therefore, inferior to the time of revolution of the disk, which would represent about the fiftieth of a second. In more numerous cases the cress appeared two or three times, or even more, but with a decreasing lum- inous intensity; the lightning had there- fore lasted during several revolutions of the disk, Does !it Doesn't shrink Pe Pen - Angle Underwear 9oyAhas the soft warm feel th e skin enjoys. ^!am• Doesn't itch. Made for men, wo- mon and little folks, in a variety of styles, fabrics and prices 202 reauthorize every dealerin Pen -Angle Underwear to replace, at cur cost, any garment faulty is material en mek10g. THE "A'S" HAVE 1T. Adolf, an Austrian artisan, adored Anna, an aristocrat. Anna adored Adolf. Another aristocrat, Alfred, an ambas- sador, adored Anna, Anna abhorred Alfred. Alfred addressed Anna, admitting ad- miration. Anna assumed amazement. Alfred adjured Anna. Anna admonished Alfred. Alfred adopted agressiveness. Alfred's audacity alarmed Anna. Alfred attempted abducting Anna. Anna, afraid and agitated, acquainted Adolf. Adtlf accused Alfred. Alfred, angered, abused Adolf aw- fully. Adolf answered Alfred. Alfred attacked Adolf. Anna, aghast, aided Adolf. Adolf and Anna almost annihilated Alfred. Alfred abdicated absolutely. Anna accepted Adolf. Adolf and Anna abruptly absconded, abandoned Austria altogether, arrived at Antwerp, and always abided abroad afterward. A GENTLE REMONSTRANCE. An old farmer, who had a perfect hatred of taxes and tax -gatherers, was once called upon by a collector a second time for taxes already paid, but the re- ceipt for which he had mislaid, and as he narrated the story to a friend, he re- marked : "Would you believe it, the fellow actually .began to abuse me 1" "What did you say?" asked the friend, "Say. i Why I remonstrated with him." "flow did that affect him?" Well, 1 don't know hots it affected him, but the poker was bent 1" The manufacturers number of the Winnipeg "Commercial" published by the Hugh C. MacLean Company Limit- ed, of Winnipeg, Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal, is exceptionally brine ant and reflects great credit on its pub- lishers. Every manufacturer In Canada shduld see this publication. CORRECT. Onoa pupils d d y the p pit s ria learned arned that in certain regions it rains continually for six months the teacher then put the question: "What do' they, raise here?" and from a little boy came the answer promptly : "Umbrellas." Mother Graves' Worm. Exterminator has the largest sale of any similar pre- paration sold in Canada. It always gives satisfaction by restoring health tc the little folks. THE CLERICAL OPTIMIST. Bachelor: "It'a my opinion that mar- riage is a failure. Clergyman: "You are decidedly wrong. My last month's wedding fees will buy my wife's clothes for a year." Neariy all infants are more or less subject to diarrhoea and such com- plaints while teething and as this period of their lives is the most critical, mo- thers should not be. without 8 bottle of Dr. .T. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial. '!')tis medicine is a specific for such complaints and is highly spolten of by those who have used it. The proprto- lors claim it will cure any case of chol- era or summer complaint, CURIOUS REQUESTS. By hie will to rich landowner named Melee, who has died In Lornnewitz, Sammy, leaves a large property to the military authorities, which, In ease of war, Is to be, solei and Iwo -thirds of the money given to the soldier who cap- hires the fuel standard from the enemy, and the third part to 1118 rivet soldier who captures 1 es a {sun. ANT off. Ladies to da plain and light yowing et hone, whole or spare time; good. pay; work sent any distance, charges pearl; send stomp for full particulars, stational Manufacturing Cj00i any, Irlodtroal. BABY NEARLY DEAD. Mrs. John Cuddy, IAtaloo Station, Ont., says;— "My baby was so nearly dead hint I led to place my ear close lo his breast to ]snow that he was breathing. He was in this condition dition when 1 Oast gave him Baby's Own Tablets and I hardly dared hope that they would Sava him. But they helped elm almost at ono, and soon made him a well and, tie Is now t)i'o years cd wndand hasidannever knownetglasio'aty-(ivy sick daypouatsn1oe 1 first gave him the Tablets." Baby's Own 'Poblets cure constpaiion, indiges- tion, diarrhoea, teething troubles, break up cattle,. expel worms and give little ones natural healthy sleep. And the mother has a guarantee that this melt. ohne contains no opiate or poisonous• soothing stuff, Sold by all medicine dealers or sent by mail at 25e a box by writing The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. THE GREAT NORTH COUNTRY, Nimrod was a mighty bunter, but had he hunted in the Highlands of Ontario," lie would haveebcen a mighl- iet' one. Nimrod hunted for glory, but those who go into the 'several districts of Northern Ontario hunt for game. Those Indians who made the first canoe of birch bark long ago, were our great- est benefactors. The children of those Indians know the canoe, and they know how to use it, and they know Just where the moose and dear are to be found. They will be the best guides you ever had. The "The Muskoka Lakes," "Lake of Bays," "Magenetewan River," "French River," "Temagami," "Georgian Bay" and several other dis- tricts in this Great North Country, abound with deer and moose, The best hunting on the American Contin- ent is offered here. Write the under- signed for copy of "Flaunts of Fish and Game," an illustrated publication issu- ed by the Grand Trunk Railway Sys- tem, giving all information, game laws, maps, etc., to G. T. Bell, General Pas- senger Agent, Montreal. Youngster (triumphantly) : "Father, I am not sitting on the lowest form now." Parent: "That's right l . Here's ten cents for you. But tell me how you came to pass on to the higher form." Youngster : "The lowest form is be- ing painted." It is a Liver Pill,—Many of the alt- ments that man has to contend with have their origin in a disordered livor, which is a delicate organ, particularly susceptible to the disturbances that come from irregular habits or lack of care in eating and drinking. This ac- counts for the great many liver regule tors now pressed on the attention al sufferers. Of these there is none su- perior to Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. Their operation though gentle is effec- tive, and the most delicate can use them. EUPHEMISM. First Friend (on deck of ocean steamer, to seasick companion) : "Have you dined, old man?" Second Friend (faintly) : "On the con- trary." A NEW AMERICAN NOVEL. A novel by Arthur Goodrich, entitled "The Balance of Power," is announced for early publication. it is the story of the loves of two friends for the same girl, with a gripping, vital struggle of every -day American life as a back- ground, a story of high ideals and cour- ageous Theism. The publishers of this boolc, The Outing Publishing Company, say that it "grips you in the beginning and sweeps you off your feet In the end," and they boldly prophesy that 11 will be one of the best selling books of the year. It is only necessary to read the testi- monials to be convinced that Hollo- way's Corn Cure is unequaled for the removal of corns, warts, etc.- It is a complete extinguisher. "Did you hear there was a skeleton in Smith's family ?" asked Jones. "You don't say so 1"exclaimed his wife, "Where?" "Inside of Smith," replied Jones. And then he cttuakled idiotically, "Man is Filled with Misery."— This Is not true of all men. 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Snooks was one of those committed, mance-believe bold hunter, and was att, ways spinning itis yarns about his ex. pertences in Melee, and he generally wound up by saying he never yet saw a lion he feared. One night, after he had finished yarning, he was a little (aloe aback by one of hla audience, who said! "That's nothing. 1 have lain down and actually slept among lions In their wild, natural state," "I don't believe that. I'm no teal,". said the bold uunter. "ICs the truth, thought." "You slept among Conte In their w1141 natural state?" "Yea, I certainly did," "Can you prove ft . Where they Ata't. can?" "Well, act exactly African 110hs, They were dandelione. "Toll too, Ordain, eatd Maym" ,patty(• admlrttr t0 lin 11 r' .Ito this nth r aapy t1'e lbeoX a111r1 e .our sister "1 d !�! _ 1 g Y o t kr1 W �1�� na'Yrre rolled Fre'ddl ''I pq1 h11ao 'Alpe showers."' "Whattor?" "neeat a 116 brings May tinware i'• t _ General Agent Wanted. To tante charge of your County. Ap- ply to Imperial Company, Jay St., Galt, Ont. AA- EN—$5.00 WILL TAKE YOU TO 111 Europe from New York; agent wanted in your city. Boston Shipping Co., 18 Norfolk street, New York City. FOR I$AL.E. 820 acres In the lfnee hill valley, nearlunisfatl, one of the best stook, grain and dairy farms In Central Alberta; about 126 aarea under aultiYlt- wet tion 80 aurae tame hay, arst-ela w springs, good {e buildings and femme • about 10 sores nee ca lk- crovh'' ball ire from net-nedea dere black- smith Atop goodschool on Irons icreamery wagon °olotsts crnnm Ironttwin ; erica 410 per sore, II, W, HUNT, Calgary, Alberta. ��wandlunimprovedt a i t,,, in 41ie Pe tial IYfait w eat dtstrlci; from eight to twenty dollars pas acre 1 correspondents° sulloltod, A. 9. STRONG, Penhold, Alberta. Fruit Growers, Attention Hashag no aooa ntooion to pa`y, and selling for Ia.'d1, TIM Eastern Nursorles ore thus t 00 oI0e yyon Standar Ap e'rreos ( 0 fee i -h 5soVh a re, IoM'dO and 110501tu wire orred ted 1phdng it lvory, ext pet }r"ndred. I:OTyr9"��RV.iIB prop„ Laurencovnle,Qu. THE DUCHESS' DOG, The Duchess of Newcastle has soma sixteen special canine pets, which roam about the house, and her particular fav, onto has a trick, when 11 fancies lisell et all neglected, of going up to an In• Man drum which hangs In the hall and itwfhy drumming with its forefoot un• Int it obtains the desired attention. De& Mother Your Boa ones are a constant care is Fall and Winter weather. They Will e�¢ttch cold! 1)o you know about Shiloh' Genoum hon Cure, tho Lung Tonic, an -w k donator for se rm oy ? 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