The Brussels Post, 1901-3-7, Page 3.e'
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PERSONAL AND BUSINESS NOTES
ABOUT THE BUSY YANKEE,
Neighborly leterest In ilex ilalrl;;s»^•If,llttirs
or *mew Awl dt,rtb unuua'ed Prole
lits 1i:ecords,
Bank rlep'on'ito in A9oatana have
snore than doubled In six years,
while in Wyoming they have trebled.
The now eenaleS allows that the
Centre of .population hoe moved but
slightly since ten years ago.
The State of Oleic expends 914,000,-
000 annually on. its 1,200,000 school
children. Of this fund Cincinnati pays
$1,000,000,
Philadelphia hos eeaured an or -
(linen= prohibiting the throwing of
iyiroulara and advertisements about
the streets.
A000rding to a San Francisco
paper, children of James Watt, in-
ventor of the steam engine, are now
hiving in California.
The Government ;revenues for the
fiscal year were 9507,240,852, the
largest on record, and there was a
surplus of 979,527,000.
The latest Statistics show: that the
United States has over 200,000 miles
of railroad, and less than 20,000 miles
of good waggon roads.
If expeotation,y are realized, the out-
put of copper for 1900 Will reach
825,000,000 pounds, valued at 942,250,-
000, the largest on record.
Some 100,000 frogs are -daily saert-
21oedto gratify the appetite of
Greater New. York, and are served, at
its hotels, restaurants and clubs.
There hag been started atStouben-
bille, Ohio, the first American manu-
factory of glade marbles,' which have
hitherto been imported from Ger-
many. "
Edison, the inventor,, was born in
Ohio, on llth February, 1847, his
father being a graindealer of Dutch
extraction, and his,ttlother aScotch-
woman. •+'
The .%r»'fiiation of copper mines be
i3' 'Michigan .peninsula has been
placed at $100,000,000. One, mine alone
this year has declared dividends of
95,000,000.
The Adirondack Mountains embrace
au area of over 2,800,000 acres, and
in this great area fully 300 moun-
tain peaks rise to altitudes ranging
from 1,200 to over 5,000 feet.
David E. Thompson, one of the lead-
ing candidates for United States
Senator for Nebraska, has maintain-
ed for years a system of relief work
among the poor of Lincoln, Neb.
Frederick lFinklemann, wno has
been selected by the New York Board
of Education as lecturer on music,
has never been able to read a note ex-
cepting with his. fingeaa. He was born
blind.
Prairie chickens are said to be
vlore abundant in Western Kansas
than for years, and the farmers show
a disposition to give the birds a
chance to Multiply by keeping a check
On the hunters.
Chicago now contains a greater
population than all the cities of the
United States contained in 1840, and
New York now has a greater popu-
lation than all the cities together.
lead in 1850.
It is estimated' that the evarage.
stipend of an Apneriean pastor in the
largo American cities does not ex-
ceed $1,200, while in the aountry 9800
is an outside figure.
New York coroners, with their
staffs, are expensive luxuries, and
luxuries that might readily be . dis-
pensed with, Their department for
the city ooets the taxpayers more
than 9150,000 a year.
There is ouch a great demand for
farms in Sections of Ohio that rents
are extremely high; often two or
three applicants. Men and women are
contemplating going Lo the far west
to take up homesteads.
Mary L. Oren has just been ap-
pointed manager of the South Florida
Telegraph Company at the Plant
system depot in Tampa. She is prob-
ably the only woman holding such a
position in the world.
Congressman John Sharp Williams,
of Mississippi, was a classmate at
Heidelberg of the presenLidmnperor of
Germany. The two were personal:
friends, and Mr. Williams 12 still e
great admirer of the Kaiser.
Kobel O1wa, a Japanese electrical
engineer of considerable prominence
in his own country, is travelling in
the United States studying water
power development with a view of iv-
troducing improvements in Japan.
SOMEW131AT COSTLY.
"Let's .kill time 1exclaimed the ,fair
young girl, OS ,she gazed out of the
window on the softly falling feathery
flakes. I I
Bill time ? replied liter, steady com-
pany, inquiringly,
Yes ; sleigh. it.
Ile hest to do it, thdught it Lobk' all
his accumulation of pelf since Ohrist-
runs. I • :
OP SPLENDID RLPTJ 'Irl.
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Rep. Mr, Meeki.ngc is a' good' fol-
low, isn't; he? "Yea, They Say be is
not only e fine golf player, bat a
fairly good clergyman,
i%Vhatever fs'Worth doing at all to
worl,M aging well.--0hesterfield.
Oh the erArSlAlAlaz9040,419.19-.
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130IOS10 COLLARS,
Broadly speaking, every implement
designed for the 080 of min is provided
with a handle and this handle Is made
to fit the hand, it ie about a certain
Size, is rounded, smooth and bard, at
least It ie never made soft with the
Ylew of being easier on the hand, The
qualifications just named ehoula be
present In the horse .collar,, •If' the
collar la tthe. proper length
and fits the anlmel, and le
stuffed fell and round, it may
proper length and fits the animal,
and le Stuffed full and; round, It may
be as hard as iron without danger' of
galling the shoulder, 01 course, the
Names must' lee drawn upeblgh ,enough
so that the draught will not centre on
the shoulder point. 1helogio of this is
'simple. It the handle of a manualim-
' element gaile the bnr;d, it is because of
roughness or Improper shape cover be-
muse it is hard. If it is to be contin-
ually' used, the man does not pull ona
mitten inwarm weather to overcome
a defect in it ; neither does he demand
that the handle be made of something
soft, but simply that It be shaped and
hard. .The collar, which is round and
hard, rolls on the skin at every motion
of the animal, something after the
manner of elealibearing, admitting the
air and thus cooling the parts, but the
flat soft collar sticksso closely that
it campsite the skin to move on the
underlying flesh in eucb a way as to
poduoe imitation and deep seated
galls.
I The above contains both sound sense
land good logic; but the analogy be-
tween the shoulder of the horse and
the band of the man should be carried
o little further. They both
re0yulre 1 tereifue uslaga, until
;they become hardened, for no matter
how smooth and well' fitted to the
hand the implement may be, blisters
are sure to rise in consequence of too
"close application on first commencing
work. And right here is where aiit
tle neglect may cause a•great deal of
trouble. The green colt, and even the
old horse after a few weeks, lay off,
must have careful attention, until the
parts become hardened by moderate
work, not only must the collar be
smooth and well fitted, but the bar-
ness must be taken off during the din -
1 nor hour, and the shoulders washed
with salted water, and rubbed dry be-
fore the collar is put on again. Ai lit-
tle care and attention at first may
save a great deal of annoyance and
probably loss of time later, and the
pain :nflicted on the horse whi'e young
frequently makes him unreliable, and
many a promising colt has been per -
A GIRL'S PERIL
sat
A BRIEF STORY OF INTEREST. TO
ALL YOUNG WOMEN.
Pallor, Headaches, Dizziness and a Feeling
of Constant Limner Overcome -Elope
for'8tmilar Sufferers.
There are thousands of young girls
throughout Canada who owe their
good health, if not life itself, to the
timely use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for Pale People. ,Among these is Miss
Maud Patterson, whose Boma is in
the vicinity of Stratbroy, Ont. To a
reporter who interviewed her, Miss
Patterson said: 'Several years agoI
began to suffer from headaches, was
easily tired out, and could see that
my health Was not what it had, been.
AL first I did not think there was
anything serious the matter, and
thought the trouble would pass away.
In this, however, I was mistaken, for
as time went on I became weaker.
The headaches attacked me more fre-
quently, my appetite failed ; If I
stooped I would grow so dizzy that I
would almost fall over. I became
very pets, and always felt tired and
worn out. I was advised to try Dr.
Williams' Pink pills, and Ihave rea-
son to rejoice that I followed the ad-
vice, and as I continued . their use, it
seemed ah tOtougll day by day they
were imparting new life to me. My
appetite improved, the headaches dis-
appeared, the pallor left my face, the
dizziness that bothered me so much
alto disappeared, and I felt altogeth-
er like a different person. I feel that
f. owe lay renewed 'health entirely to
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and as I
know that there are many girls who,
suffer as I did I would urge them to
lose no time in giving this medicine
fn,ir trial"
, The case of Miss Patterson certain-
ly carries with it a lesson to others
who may be pale, languid, easily
tired, or subject- to headaches, or
the other distressing.eynptoms that
mark the onward progress of arlae-
mi.n. In cases of this Hund Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills will give more cer-
tain and speedy results than any
other medicine. They act promptly
and directly, making now, rich' rod
blood, and strengthen the nerves,
and correct all the"irregulariti.es in-
cident to title critical period,
Sold b' all :dealarls or sent post
paid at 50 tents a box, or six boxes
for $2,50, by addressing the Ds', Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville not,
49
EYLON ACJ I QI:1 TER
GREEN OR BLACK,
-1; • 9'.rb t :'n, ..21a ,t .''L2. ') ne A 8t
" Thanks for the tip " DRINK CEYLON'S GREEN."
I found It wholesome, sweet and clean,
Now that Pm sound in limb and brain
I'll never drink Japan again.'
ALL GOOD. GROCERS KEEP IT.
A free sample of delicious SALADA Tea sent on receipt of
postal mentioning which you ("rink—Blacic, Mixed, or Greed
Tea, Address " SALADA," Toronto or Montreal.
manenlly ruined, through the neeoeot
and "carelessness of the driver.
MAKING HUNS LAY:
A breeder gives his method of mak-
ing hens lay as follows:
"First, make your hen or poultry
house warm. This can bo • best ac-
complished by making it double well-
ed. Cell it inside with inch lumber,,
Meng the space with cut straw or
fodder or forest leaves; make it rat
proof, Make the roof double and fill.
it in the same way. Then paper the
sides with tarred or other thick paper,'
tacking tightly and closely so as to
occlude drafts. Provide a ventilator
made of a wooden tube four inches
square inside, long enough to reaeb
from the earth floor to one foot attbve
the roof. Bore holes all around with-
in six inches of bottom and same at
top, covering the top to keep out snow
or rain.
"Second, make a scratching pen, on
south side if possible, with plenty of.
light at ends and in front, with wide
doors whieh can be thrown open in
fine weather or closed in bad weather.
Plenty of litter, such as out straw and
leaves, mist be given so that they will
be compelled to scratch for all their
grain. This gives them the exercise
necessary for egg production. Arrange
nests under the platform, also along
sides of screeching pen, making them
as dark as possible, as hens require
seclusion in laying.
"Third, asto feed: In the morning
give a mash of the table leavings,.
small potatoes and peelings thickened
with corn meal and bran mixed
grumbly, not sloppy. About 10 o'clock
give a pint of millet or other small
grains, screenings or wheat will do, to
every twelve hens. Throw this among
the litter and kick it under, making
them scrota for It. This will keep
them busy wail 4 o'clock, when they
should have parched corn, kinked.
under. If there is danger of 'overfat'
make the evening ration one-half
wheat. Give them all tbcy will clean
up readily of thin, about a pint to ten
hens, according to sizeand breed. Give
enough, and keep it clean. Don't
compel your workers to drink, filthy
water. They will drink lots of it if
clean and not too cold.
"Fourth, cleanliness: Keep their
quarters clean. Look out for lice and
mites, Carbolic acid and whitewash
will clean them out of the house, while
the acid and insect powder will keep
them off the fowls."
LIVE STOCK NOTES.
Sheep starved in winter will have
weak spots In their wool next spring.
When a horse has been worked all
day it should be carefully groomed at'
night.
If raising sheep for mutton selent
the breeds which- grow -rapidly and
mature early, rather than those which
produce a heavy fleece of wool,
Ewes that come from ebeep that
have often had twins will be more like-
ly to have twins, and if the male came
from a twin ewe all the better for
rapid increase of the flock.
The highest type of beef steer in the
estimation of the packer of this day,
without naming all the characteris-
tics, is rather short, wide and deep
and of comae thick -fleshed. Th's
type is all right, bat WC think is little
hard to mainla'n, because it seems M-
aned to grow too short and blocky
with consequent loss of weight.
Horses should have at least seventy-
five minutes for each meal. If they
finish in less Limo, as they probably
will, nothing will be lest by giving
them 'a few minutes' rest and diges-
tion will be better if it is well under
way before the animals work. Fifteen
or twenty minutes longer given the
hooses at a meal will be more than
made up by 'quicker' and more vigor-
ous action he the field. The horse.
that has seventy-five minutes for
meals can; and will, do more work
than the horse that bas only forty-five
minutes.
Keeping the record of alarge pure-
bred herd is very tedious, exacting and
intricate.: The value of pure-bred
breeding stock dependo largely on the
integrity anti authenticity of the re-
cord of the breeding, Intending buy-
er's of purebred bull's do not always
appreeialo this until they get some
understanding of it and are apt to
think that pure-bred stock comes too
high, A short time itt charge of a
pure-bred herb will convinoe any one
he must beet some pay ton a good
deal of aarefttl and exacting work on
the record,
TRAINING BOYS IN GERMANY.
Whitt the nt•:alr,li Training behuol Is De
Ing to '21,10 /'011,1p•r,
A' writer describing the methods of
sebools In Germany, states that the
manual training schools In Germany
are especially intended for the class
of boys who idle away their time be-
fore and after school on the street.
The regular session closes at half
past two o'clock in the afternoon, and
after this time the boys who, eith-
er through poverty or the indifference
of parents, ar notproperly and
healthfully employed must attend the
Industrial school for the rest of the
day.
In the swm.mer-time the boys, di -
vetted into classes, each under' the sup-
ervi,sion of a teacher, are trained sys-
tematically in all the branches of
gardening: At other seasons of the
year the boys are engaged at various
light crafts in workrooms, such as
the making of baskets, brushes and
browmle, and plain carpentry, where
the nee of tools are taught. Type-
setting and bookbinding are taught
to the advanced end older classes.
Each boy receives a small remun-
eration for his work whim it is faith-
fully and obediently performed. The
money, however, is not paid to him
directly, but 10 put into a savings -
bank for him, and from Mane 'to time
he receives his certificates of de-
posit. --
'Chi girls are taught knitting and
all kinds of sewing in the same sys-
tematic manner. Every lesson is
made a class drill. The children
work by dictation, all in the room
doing the same work at the same
time.
A FARMER'S
STORY.
SHORT, STRAIGHTFORWARD, EARN.
EST AND TO THE POINT.
81r. John Fletcher, of Granton, Tells How
Ile Was Cured of Lumbago by Dodd's
Kidney PIIIe.
Granton, Ont., Feb. 25, (Speeial),-
'Th'elre are few people in this county
who do not know Mr. John Fletcher,
farmer, of Granton. Mr. Fletcher is
is not only well known but highly
respected, and his many friends ;will
rejoice to hear that he has entirely
recovered from the very severe attack
of Lumbago, Melvh• almost prostrat-
ed hero. last year. He .has given out
the following statement of his ease
and its core.
"I hare been troubled for over a
year -visible Lumbago also Kidney
Trouble. :My urine waa of a very
dark red color, and my back was
fearful bad. I Gould get ribthing to
hob- me. Dodd's Kidney Trills oared
Inc I am well, Lumbago all gone,
and urine natural color."
:The remedy that cured Mr. Platch-
ex_ has never failed in Kidney Trouble.
Dodd's Kidney Piles aye the hope of
every sufferer from. Lumbago, S eel-
tica, ox Lame Back. 'Ploy never
fail.
YOUR BODY AS A TIMEPIECE.
How Yon 01tq• no:1 an Egg, hake Ten or
Time 0 Mire WTltbout. 0 if inch.
You can mutt urs time, in tele ab-
eenoe oL a watch, by the beating of
your heart. In most adults the
heart beats about 70 times per min
lite. If you are boiling an egg, mak-
ing tea ex watching a 100 -yard race,
all you have to do is to put your
tinge's on your pulse, and you have a
first-rate stop watch. But the pulse
is not the same in all people, It
beats as slowly as 00 to the minute in
some,' and as fast as 75 in othea'e,
11 would therefore be neeessaryto
know at what rate your pulse usual-
ly beads.
Another way of measuring time
with tolerable accuracy is by the
breathing. "'Moat people breathe 15
times per minute, or anoe every '1
seconds. . So tllnrt in boiling an egg
tor 3 minutes you would count 45
breathe.
The writer once experienced being
oonfinod in a Boa] minx for three days
consequence of an explosion ewer -
ring while he, was attending a badly
injured workman. When hes watch
stopped he had no means of Melling
hoar the time was passing. Remem-
bering that he had a oltnioal there
I+toineter with hila, he well, however.
able to eouu't the dayO, add erne to
tell' the hour of day or night with tot
exable 41,0041'44y In the following way
The average 'temperature or tits
body is 98.8 degrees. slut le rises omni
1014 et oeT'tele hour% of the day witl,.
perfect regularity. At about 0 Lf
the morning the temperature is at it
lowest, being only 9el degrees, Tbret
Miura aftcx breakfast It touches tbt
,Mean oraverage. point. At 12 noon it is
up to 98 degree% Al' a little over. All
day it continue% 10 rise, and IL is at
lea very highest at about 0 o'clock 11i
the evening, or from that to 7 -name-
ly, 094-5 degrees. Then it gradual-
ly falls throughout the night, going
very low about 8 a.ln„ when mo.d.
deaths occur trout this cause, and
touobing the lowest point between 5
and le
THE IiARY I ET OF W 41.
Anlerlfa'a Casualty Ltet In the Philip
pines Totals 8.01*.
The losses of the American troops In
the Philippines since August 0, 1898,
are as follows:
Killed 711
Died of wounds mod accidents,,, 440
Died of disease 8,184
Toast deaths 5,841
Wounded ,,, 2,078
Grand total ,., 5,919
These totals are already many
times larger than were the American
losses in the original Spanish-lmeri-
oan war.
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VERY DIPLOMATIC.
Customer, trying on new hat, to
assistant -Don't you think .there'sa
little too much of its
Assistant, In tone of absolute con-
viction with a note of admiration in
it -0h, no, ma'am. With such a pro-
file as yours, you can stand anything.
We believe MINARD'S LINIMENT
is the best,
Matthias Foley, Oil City, Ont.
Joseph Snow, Norway, Me.
Rev. R. 0. Armstrong, Musgrave
N. S.
Ohas, Whooten, Mulgrave, N.S.
Pierre Landry, senr,, Pokemouche,
N. B.
Thomas Wasson, Sheffield, N.13.
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of progress to Fault during the
past century, Those who are
paicryntingareusing
houses in the new cent-
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The River Jordan has its origin in
one of the largest springs in the
world, �-
Mitlard's blunt Cures Collis. etc.
More than 90 per cent. of the Jap-
anese public travels third class.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
MRs WINSLOW'S SOO117INS STROP home been
used by morbersfor their cluldren teething. It soothes
the eh, Id, suttees the gam ye pain, cues wind co' 01
and ie the beet rainedy for dm+ rhoea, 25e a bone. Said
by all druirsts throughout the world. Bo sure and ash
for "Mrs. Whtolow'o Soothing Syrup,"
The Eskimos of Alaska make wa-
terproof boots and shirts of the skin
of the salmon.
Minard's Liniment Cures target in Cows.
y01d age comm▪ e- nce,rceeect-except key Farm
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The letter X only occurs once In
1,000 words in the English language.
In French it Demurs five times as
often.
Hinard's liniment Cures Diplltileria.
The deaths from consumption in
Philadelphia are now one-third less
than they were 18 or 17 years ago.
Minard's Liniment Cores Distemper.
The game of billiards first came
into fashion in England and France
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The readers of thisaper will be pleased to
learn that there is at Feast one dread, d rhoesee
that science has been able to cure In all its
ataaos and that is Catarrh, Hall's Catarrh
Care is the only positive cure now known to
the medical lraternity. (intent being a nona-
titutional disease, r'quires a oenotitulionsl
treatment. Hogs Catarrh Cure is talo ti inter-
nally, acting directly upon the b,00d and
mucous surfaces al the sy.tom, thereby des-
troying the foundation of the dlsen=o, and
given the patient st re nth by buntline up the
constitution and as -luting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much faith in
ha curative powers, that they offer r ne i•Iuyt-
dred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
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N. J. CHI4S B Y &o C0., Toledo 0.
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