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Title: The Carnival almanac and official programme. : (Illustrated) Ice castle, Egyptian condora, coasting scenes, &C. astronomical occurrences and miscellaneous matter, calculated for the continent of America and Europe
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Almanacs, Canadian
Publisher: Montreal : International Railway Printing & Publ.
Contributing Library: Queen's University Library, W.D. Jordan Special Collections and Music Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Queen's University - University of Toronto Libraries

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The Food for the Brain. Brain workers, remarked anEnglish journal, require amore liberal supply of food, andriclier food than manual labour-ers. Although the brain bearsbut a small proportion to thewhole body in weight and size,it receives about one-fifth of theblood sent by the lieart into theSystem; According to carefulestimates and experiments it hasbeen ascertained that three lioursof hard study wears out the bodymore than a whole day of severephysical labor. If these thingsare so, two things should beborne in mind : first, that it isreasonable and right that brainlabourers should receive a highercompensation for their time thanmanual labourers; second, thatyoung people who are growingjjhysically, and also engaged iniiard study, should be furnishedwith a very nutritious diet. A case has been found inChicago where a woman waspaying a pawnbroker $58 peryear for the use of $25. Thatsabout the average female ideaof finance. Adam was a brick because hewas made of clay.—(New Or-leans

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