The Brussels Post, 1916-11-9, Page 7YOUNG FOLKS
The Alphabet's Party,
Dame Alphabet gave a party,
A curious affair;
,-As you'd expect, 'twas not select,
For all the world was there.
A was affable, -
B was beautiful,
C came chattering cheerfully;
D came dai_cing,
E entrancing;
le felt foolish flippancy.
G sat grinning;
H's history
I inspected instantly;
J enjoyed it;
IC winked lcnowingly;
L, lackadaisical, laughed in glee.
111 stood mimicking
N's neat narrowness;
0, like an owl, obesely stared;
P proved pretty,
Q quite queenly;
R resplendent ribbons aired.
S to suppe-
T took tittering;
U upset ungallantly
V's suave vanity;
W's waggishness
X excused excitedly.
Y yawned wearily,
Z dozed dizzily,
And curlbd up like a fluffy bird;
Then together .
In high feather
All went home—without a word.
The Seed Brothers.
Tibs, Tabs, Tubs and Tony were fo
seed babies that rocked day after da
in a wild -cucumber cradle among t
alders by the river. At first th
were soft, white babies, but as the
grew they began to get brown and sun
burned, although it did not seem as i
a ray of sun could reach them in thci
closed cradle.
No one harmed the babies, for Moth-
er Cucumbei Vine had sewed sharp
green barbs over the outside of thed1
swinging crig; but as time went on
and the white seed babies were be-
coming brown seed boys, Mother Cu-
cumber Vine found they were getting
uneasy and were fretting to see some-
thing of the outside world; So, to
amuse them, she knit them a pair of
lace trousers.
Now, every boy knows how fine he
feels in his first pair of trousers, and
the seed boys were delighted; only,
you see, there was just one pair for
the four of them, So Tibs and Tabs
occupied one leg and Tubs and Tony
the other:
Then the real trouble began. "Moth-
er, Tibs is crowding!" complained
Tabs; "Mother, Tubs is getting too
fat!" wailed Tony; and so it went from
morning until night, until Mother Cu-
cumber Vine was nearly distracted.
"Such boys!" she lamented. "Such
bad boys! I've n good mind to open
the door and turn you all out to shift
for yourselves!"
And that was just what she did at
last. It was a crisp October day,
when the squirrels were harvesting
nuts. The seed boys had been un-
usually restless; the lace trousers no
longer pleased them • So Mother Cu-
cumber Vine threw open a door at ,the
fool, of the cradle and cried:
"Away with you! Go seek your
fortune!"
Then out popped Tibs, and out jump-
ed Tabs, and out tumbled Tubs and
Tony in a heap on the ground.
What happened to them afterwards
belongs to another story; but if you
have any doubt about the lace trousers,
just find an old wild -cucumber vine and
pick off one of the seed cradles that
swing empty and bleaching in the late
autumn; and if you peel off the outer
wall there you will find a pair of lace
trousers,—Youth's Companion.
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e
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and you have it in Shredded
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CURE FOR LOCKJAW
FOUND BY ITALIAN
INVENTS PORTABLE BATH FOR
HOT IMMERSIONS.
Says Amputation Should Only Be Re-
sorted to in Extreme
Cases.
4,r Surgeon -Major Professor Ingianni
y of the Italian Medical Corps, in
he charge of a field hospital, has applied
the on a large .scale a special treatment When the shadow of poor health
y for, lockjaw which is giving most sat- follows your life; when hope begins to
iefactory results. fade and friends look serious, then
f , The antitoxin treatment of lockjaw is the time you should remember that
r is extensively used in the Italian army thousands just as hopeless have been
CZAR'S ONLY SON.
Deep Bond of Affection Between
Russian Ruler and' heir.
The deep bond of affection which
exists between the Czar and his only
son, the Czarevitch Alexis, who 'is
now in his thirteenth year, has
again been demonstrated by the fact
that whenever the "Emperor of All
the Russiae" has gone to the front
to inspect his troope, he has been
accompanied by the boy, who may
one day reign over millions.
Many tales have been told of the
delicate health of Alexis, of deformi-
ties and diseases from which it is
said he would never recover—tales
which were greatly exaggerated by
enemies of the Russian Court. It is
true that Alexis' health and highly -
strung temperament were' at one
time causing much anxiety to his
royal father and mother, • but thanks
to their unremitting care and the
Czar's insistence that his son should
be brought up on English lines, with
plenty of open-air exercise, plain
living, and the society of boys of his
own age, Alexis has developed into a
bright little chap, with a passion for
soldiering and sailoring.
There is nothing delights him
]race than to strut about in nautical
dress and imagine himself a sailor,
but occasionally he dons military
uniform, though he is not so fond of ,
soldiers as sailors, •
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HARD TIMES IN BERLIN.
Scrap of Meat for Lunch and No
Dinner.
The London Daily Mail says: From
a trustworthy source, we have re-
ceived particulars of the economic sit-
uation in Germany. In a general way
it is known, of course, that the entry
of Roumania into the war will deprive
Germany of for principal source of
supply of mineral oils, and that none
of Germany's food difficulties appear
to have been permanently solved.
A neutral diplomatist "of strong
pro -German sympathies," describing
the economic privations to which the
German nation is exposed and the
danger of the military situation, has
written a letter, in which he says: •
"The sad and anxious faces one
meets in Berlin make one think that,
happiness has, fled the world. To .
economic anxieties are now added
those inspired by the military situa-
tion."
ti n
0 .
.A. diplomatist whose p w ose duties recent-
ly called him to Berlin gave one of
his British colleagues an amusing
account of how he fared in a first-
class Berlin hotel. On entering the
restaurant he was asked to produce
his bread and meat cards. For break-
fast he had two or throe small rolls,
very hard and dark in color; at lunch
he asked 'fora beefsteak, but got
only tt small scrap of meat; never:
theless, on ordering linnet in the
evening, he was informed that he had
eaten up his allowance of meat for
the clay, and could have no more."
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matter of fact, I have been at home,
;recovering from wounds I received
when I won this little cross, and I
shall shortly be on my way back to
join my regiment,
"If you will accept a suggestion
from a man who knows men, you will
stop this silly business, for you do
, more harm than anything else. If I
were a civilian, after what you did to
me then, I would have faced a firing
party before I would have joined the
army. I trust you have learned some-
thing. Good afternoon."
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geont piper in one of the most famous
Scottish regiments, and that he w)n'
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pare, and the most effective remedy In any emergency of poor health give
consisted in amputation. But even Dr. Williams Pink Pills a fair trial
and they will not disappoint you.
N •1 d h • I 1 1
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when wounded himself.
'IISISCELEANDO-e'S,
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CANCER, TUMORS, LU1)I w, PTC.,
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conditions are such that it is impos-'the nerves and relieves as no other An Incident Which Shows How n ?1 ry"'jl �lpy Why, I thoeght it
lore to resort to prolonged antiseptic{ ns Person ay be tifistaken. 1iS'�1 il?� fh gN,Lad_�3
athdng of the wounded or infected : from which womenfolk alone suffer "So it was; but I had bar
medicine can do the aches and pai
• In the British Isles during this war
a great many women have been "help-
ing recruiting" by walking the streets
and putting a white feather into the
buttonhole of every man they met
who was not wearing the khaki.
I was standing just outside the cen-
tral station in Glasgow;, writes an
American, when a woman walked up
to a man who was standing near me,
and without a word pulled a white
feather through his buttonhole. He
was a great big fellow and she had
to do some reaching to get at him.
He smiled when he saw what she
!had" done and said, "Thank you, ma-
dam," very politely.
That was like waving a red rag be-
fore a bull, and she grew crimson and
started to tell himwhat w a she thought
of him. He listened until she had fin-
ished, and then he asked, "Have you
another of these feathers, by any
chanes?"
"Yes, I have, you coward!" she
snapped, and she put another feather
on him. As she did so, he pulled al
Victoria Cross from his pocket ancl:
pinned it right under the feathers.
That woman gasped and stuttered i
and stammered, trying to 'rake an
apology, and she reached out to take;
the feathers back, but he stopped her,
"No, madam," he said, "I'll keep !
these as souvenirs, if you don't mind;
but I'd like to say a few words to you
abort what you are doing.
"The fact that I am in civilian
clothes does not necessarily mean that
I am a coward. For all you knew, I
might have been physically unfit for
service. I might have been a married
man with ten or a dozen small chil-
dren depending on me. There are any
number of things that might have pre -
early amputation often proved of no
avail when the germs in the wound Here is a case that will bring hope to
already had set :free a lethal dose of many a weary sufferer. Mrs, E. C.
their toxin. Besides, even when am -Taylor, Ascot Ave., Toronto, says: "A
putation saved a mans life, it left him few days ago I was so run down with
a cripple. anaemia that I could scarcely walk
Doctors Amputate Too Freely. about the house, and was not able to
Often for fear bf infection surgeons leave it. I had no color; my appetite
in the field resort freely to amputa- was poor and I was constantly troub-
tion knowing full well that it would led with headaches, dizzy spells and
be impossible for them to keep the general disinclination to move about
wound clean until it is completely or do anything. I tried many medi-
healed. cines, but none of them helped me,
Professor Ingianni instead is con- and my friends thought I was in a de-
vinced that amputation should only cline. One day a friend who was in to
be resorted to in extreme cases, as a see me asked if I had tried Dr. Wil -
doctor's first duty is to cure, not to Hams Pink Pills. I had heard of this
ma Prolonged warm cripple a n. g w m bath medicine often, but had not used it, so
of the wound is an almost infallible I determined to give it a trial. I cer-
t
remed against lockjaw, and nothing tainly got a pleasant surprise, for
prevents its being administered even after using two boxes I could feel an
ins• improvement in my condition. Con
The professor has invented a special tinning the use of these pills I began
portable bath which can be folded, as to regain my health, the headaches
it is made of rubber and shaped in and dizzy spells were disappearing,
such a way that any limb can be un- and I began to gain in weight. Peo-
mersed do it. The bath is then tied ple began enquiring what I was tak-
to the patient by means of bandages
and placed in any position either hori-
zontal or vertical.
Antiseptic Solution Is Used.
A warm antiseptic solution can be
easily kept in it at the same temper-
ature for five or six hours. As a
ing and I was not slow to give Dr.
Williams Pink Pills the credit. I took
the pills for less than two months, and
completely regained my old time
health and strength. I hope my ex-
perience may convince some doubting
person as to the great merit of Dr.
rule a 3 per cent. solution of hypo- Williams Pink Pills, as I certainly
chlorite is used or else corrosive sub- have cause to be a firm champion of
limate in the proportion of one-half them."
per 1,000. But permanganate of po-
tassium, iodine or lead water also- can
be used to advantage. It has been
found better to alternate the employ-
ment of these antiseptics.
The results of this treatment are
wonderful. After a few days the
wound begins to heal, suppuration dis-
appears, swelling subsides and fever
ceases. Recovery follows as a mat-
ter of course even in cases where am-
putation was considered the only rem-
edy. The clanger of lockjaw is en-
tirely ,pbviated.
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If Malty Were Not Billed Off Young
Animals Would Overran World.
There is always a deadly and never-
ending fight going on among animals
and Nature generally.
If it were not for the large amount
of animals killed off long before they
grew up, however, we would be faced
with the difficult problem of having
far more in the world
w should
know what to do with. Take, for in- '
stance, the rabbit,
Some fifty years ago a great land-
owner in Australia, where they had
been hitherto unknown, turned a ,pair I
loose on his estate: For some little I
time he was quite pleased with his ea
periment, but the rabbits, their n8-
tut•al enemies now being few, soon
commenced
to spread over the coun-
try at an alarming rate. They did
great damage to crepe of all descrip-
tions, and farmers suffered heavily
from their depredations. Special leg-
islation was introduced, and several
millions of pounds have been spent in
endeavoring to bring about their de-
struction, without any further result,
however, than a slight lessening of
their, nutnbers, The rabbit is still a
pest in most parts of Australia,
It has been estimated that, if the
progeny' of one pair of these small,
though destructive, creatures were to
reach maturity, and in their turn
bleed, there would be the astounding
n0mber of 18,000,000 rohbdts at the
end of three years.
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blame her for that. Go home, both
of you."
Minaret's Liniment Cores Diphtheria.
WA' CONCEALED IN IIAT.
Fired by Blowing Through a Tube
From Mouth to Trigger.
"Hands upl" is not such a discon-
certing command after all, provided
one wears it certain hat of recent in-
vention. When the highwayman
glues directions as to how he would
like to have you land over your
valuables you look him calmly in the
eyes and then shoot him by simply
blowing passing a tube assin from the
mouth to the trigger of the gun
mounted hi the top of the hat,
Several cartridges are provided in
the magazine, so your ttinl need not
be perfect. Furthermore, the recoil
from the explosions will not unseat l
the hat. It cocks the hammer for
the next shot and ejects the used
shell. The caeixidges are automati- i
cal1y fed to the breech of the gun,
and when the magazine is empty the'
trigger cannot be operated. A new
magazine is then substituted by re-
moving the hat. The gut is itimetl
by the turning of the head and by
blowing through the tube a bulb is
expanded which trips the cocked ham-
mer, exploding the. cartridge,.
THEM SWOLLEN CMOS
that make a horse Wheeze, m�•
Roar, have Thick Wind 3
or Choke -down, can be
reduced with
also other Bunches or Swellings. No blister
no hair gone, and horse kept at work. Eco-
nomical—only a few drops required at an ap
plication. $2 per bottle delivered, 150k 30 tree
ADSORRINE, ER„ the antiseptic liniment for
mankind, reduces Cysts, Wens, Painful,
Swollen Veins and Ulcers.$I and $2 a bottle at
dealers or delivered. Donk "Evidence" free.
W. F. 405148, P. 0. F., 510 Lymans Bldg., Montreal, Can.
5bsarbtee and Absorbine, Ir.. ars made le Caseda.
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A RARE XMAS GIFT
By sen,ling now 0ffor• our Price
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Beautiful Musk Ox
ROBES
You will have nice time to look
it over for your Christmas buy-
infortunate
g, 1. 0coffethese RARE
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ables ns to Natter those lne at
and BAST STYLE Robes at
emcee less than hall their usual
cost.
They ore a rich brown -black,
with beautiful lustre and per.'
feet) tanned Un
Surpassed aUr age
P ad fol•
warmth gnf yap appearance. The
to
very thing for
Auto, Carriage, or Sleigh
:flakes also a luxurious
Placa. 'Rug for the Rome
Purchasers are advised tn
make an early selection ns the
Musk fix is becoming exoeeding-
lY scarce 1 the skins therefore
will soon be unobtainable.
Write to -day for ertoo list
from the largest dealer% in
Canada.
LAMONTAGNE, LI1VMITEI3
P.O. Ilex 1410
sae Notro Dante St, Wont
MONTREAL.
Manufaoturore of Quality
Rar105,, Trunks, Dairs, Eto.
Ebtabl mind 1889•
BD. 4
ISSUE 45-•-'10,