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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1890-2-27, Page 7The Neu Who One the /Blimp.. Borne men we meet bavo facet) that are bright Taua fresh aa may; hey Poem Go sod • o' cheer us up and trightou care away, it does us late o' geed to stay areut d 'am. for a IRs wbiie; better'u ang medicine to Iluger in their Pulite. T Vault no U80 for dreamy eyes ane sentimental elosb, lint I know when a, face ie es it orter be lr'goeh, And % hee I'm whish' mon shall wear whatever looks they choose, • It naaliea mo sad ter meet the man, 11120 aiwaye Meath° blues, • Koine people tbielt they're Pious with their faces all distress. Their gloomy looks alipear:to me a OMO of bil- ionenase If faces saa and lone'B the ones tor climb the golden stair, There ain't a donkey in the land but what'll gallop there. I have my Borrows, but I strive wherever r may To n0 ot, make everybody oleo partake of all my woe, I'in chtusearitable, i trust, and yet I fatly shall re - To say I really love the mail who alwayslhas the blues. The unelected linfent. An •tJunelected infant sighed out its little breath And wandered ibrough the derkne.s along the shone of death, 'Untilbe gates of heaven, agleam with pears, it spi,And ran to them and clung there and would not be denied, Tbougb etill from earth wee mutterings: " You eannotenter in; Depart into 0131301M11, you child of wrath and sin: M laat the gstes were opened; a man with features mild 'Stooped don n and raised the weeping and Un- elected child, Immortal light thrilled softly down avenuesof bliss, As on the infant's forehead the spirit planed a hiss. "Who are you, thus to hallow niy 'Unelected brow'? 'Dear child my name was Calvin—but I see things better now." 0 "PLUCK -111E" STORES. The New York Legislature bas before it a Bill providing for the weekly payment of wages. According to the Rochester Herald the em ployeee whom the proposed law is in- tended to affect have, ea a rule, no capital from which to buy provisions and clothing while wait- ing for their wages, and being forced to buy on "tick" they are confined to one or two stores, and each hes to pay bis pro. portion of over -charge that is always made for the risk in extending oredit But the real iniquity of thesituation is found in certain localities where large corporations have established stores for supplying their employees, and where a regular account is opened with each man. These "company stores," as they are called, are calculated to absorb the• whole of a workingman's wages, and they generally fulfil their mission. A month or so ago the Now York World de- scribed the condition of things at Auaable Forks, where the Rogers Iron companyowee nearly everything, where tbe men are paid in orders on the company's store, and the uniform charge at the store is one.fourth more to employees who present these orders than to Dash customers. The state- ment is no fiction, for on the orders them- selves is printed—" 20 per Dent, off for cash." Few of the employees thus bound down in slavery could be induced to talk, bat one man named Pool, who had worked for the Rogers Company forty years, had at laat snoceeded_iu getting a statement of his amount from the company's store and it showed that he was $600 in debt to the company. This man had worked forty years with never a pay day, never any money—no return except what he got from the store. " The superintendent per. Penally told me," said the World reporter, " that there was not a man in bis employ who was not in debt on the books of the company." TELEGRAM= HITM.,4RY. Nova Scotia Legislature meets on fleet Thursday, Mousse Bey hers been icnprieoned in hie., own palace. The Suiten of Eapether is deed. 110 is suocetded by his brother, Beynord Ali. The M kinaw Straits are blockaded with ice, praotically the first tra.e thie. season. There have been terrible voloanio erup- tions in Japan, and the toes to property amounted to $3.500,000. A locomotive boiler exploded yesterday on the Pittsburg, Metteeffport & Youghio- Blit ny Railway, and killed five men. It Was Not Leap Year, hither. "What a genius yon are 1 " exolaimed it young lady visiting an inventor's worn - room. " I believe you could make almost everything "Yes," replied the young man modestly. "Ie there anything yon would like to see me make?" " Make me an offer," whispered the girl. shyly. A Burnt Child Dreads the Fire. Dawkins -I wonder wby old Gnffy never married ? He looks so melancholy when the conversation tures on women that I am afraid there is some sad romance connected. witirbis yontb. Hogg -So there is ; he gbt nipped so 'badly in a breech of promise case that he could never look at woman siaoe. The Danger Point. Brindle—Well, tine is the last drink. Now I guess I'll be going. Blotterwick—What's your burry ? Will your wife be looking for you ? "My dear boy, I went to get home be- fore the begins to look for me. It would be too late after that period." A Dominion Bankers' Association bas been organized by the banking magnatee wbo assembled this week at Ottawa. isco Mengverefraudsdinthe anjdury palSrregntaritieeylists haveofLbeenincoln d county by a oommtttee of investigation. The ditiioalty between the Montreal master plasterers and their workmen con- tineas and the men are still out on strike. The Qaebeo Governmeet has been peti- tioned to prevent another recurrence cif the mobbing of Miss Wright end her compen ions in Hull. A sub•oomi'nittee of Congress has been appointed to have charge of all questions bearing upon reoiprooity between the United States and Canada. The brick and atone buildings, corner Adams and Market atreete, Chicago,were gutted yesterday. Loss 91475,000 ; insured. Several fireman were injured. Troops of King Menelek of Abyssinia have had a severe battle with the force of Gen. Ras Alonle. Ras Aloulo was danger ously wounded and hie army defeated. The evangelistic meetings are to be continued at Hull, but et the solicitation of friends Miss Wright and her lady workers will not be present at the next meeting. In the House of Lords yesterday the newly.oreated Duke of Fife, accompanied by the Prince of Wales and the Dukes of Norfolk end Westminster, took the oath on his elevation. The House Committee on Territories of the United States Congress yesterday decided to report favorably Delegate Carey's Bill for the admission of the Ter- ritory of W yawing as a State. The United States Senate bas elimin- ated the clause in the Radian Extradition Treaty wbioh specifically exempted from the list of political orimea attempts upon the life of the Czar or any member of his family. A. couple of C. P. R. trains ran into each other near North Bay on Wednesday. The accident was the result of a misunder- standing of agnate, James Thompson, of Ieingstou, was killed and several persons iwre injnried. Itt the British Extradition Treaty objection is being made in the United States Senate to the &anew providing extradition for persons charged with man- slaughter and obtaining money under Wee pretences. Iu the Imperial House of Commons yes. terday Sir James Fergusson, Under-Secre- tary for Foreign Affairs, said the negotia- tione,between England Franco were tend- ing to a settlement of the Newfoundland fisheries dispute. The Provincial Board of ea t ', baying ascertained the existence of two cases of glanders in Quebec and in Lorette, has called the attention of the Minister of Agri. cultureat Ottawa to the faot, asking him to immediately enforce the law respecting, contagions diseases affecting animals enacted by the Federal Government in 1886. Cause for serious Apprehension. " How is your mother-in-law this morn• ing—Ray new symptoms ?" ' Yea, but bad ones, awfully baa symp. toms." " No, you don't say so—of what nature?" " She sat np in bed yesterday." Rather rotten!.. Mins Lovelorn--Isn',t this a pretty valen- tine Mr. De6ierry sent me ? Mise Canetigne—it's tbe very ane he sent me last year. I returned it with all his lettere when our engagement was broken off. Tho game in toe End. '!'ebbs—I'm going da tend my poem to one of the big magazines. Merritt—That's considerable trouble. 'Why don't you put it in an envelope and address it to yourself. One of the Differences. The idle workmen at Col. Scott's mines are hungry, but Col. Scott in't. That is one of the differences between labor and capital. ---Philadelphia Press. And She Generally gee to. Old Mr. Grump—How do yon propose to support a family when,• you can hardly live on your salary ate it is ? Algy—Oh, r aappose my wife will have to attend to that 1 So They Were lied, " Henrietta, will yon marry me ? " " 1 will knot." Village Parson (ant a ing country editor'a office) --Yon promised to publish that sermon I sent yon on Monday, bat I do not find it in the latest isene of your paper. Editor --I sent it up.;. It eurely went in. What was the name of it ? Parson— "Feed my Lambe." Editor (after search. ing through the paper)—Aheeyee—ten-- . here it is. Yon see, we've got, a new fore- man, and he put it under the head of "Agrid,ltnrtlNotes," as "Hints° bn the Care of Sheep." The glare' of publicity is like the glare of iota Claudius. Walk very caretally when yea resell it, or yon slip. !elated, :gainer the English by the Porta geese, The relations between the ;Sritieh. and Portuguese Governments, he said, are friendly. Portugal had sngKested arbitra- tion of the (pastime) in dispute, but Eng. land woe of opinion that the subject was not one for arbitration. Mrs. Vincent, at Nioolet, QUO,, hanged herself while mentally deranged. , Mr, Parnell will introduce a motion next Monday demanding the repeal of the Coca. oleo Ant. Senator Abbot, wbo is far from recovered from his recent illness, left Montreal for Florida last evening. Ontario Electoral Dietrice Agricultural moieties will ask for a Government grant of $20,000 for ooanty shows. Three aotions have been entered against the Deseronto Navigation Company for injarieaanetained by viotimo of the i11 - fated Qainte. The Ontario Government is to be Welted totakesteps to extend the, operations of the ?`orreen system of land transfer' to the whole Province. Geo. Deacon, aged 15, fell down a hoist' at Toronto yesterday and was severely ba- ne The First National 'Bank at Salem, is said to have been robbed of $40,000 yes- terday morning, Prince Alexander of Bettenberg has been appointed commandant of an Austrian dragoon regiment, Laval Univergitariaus are quite disgusted with the passing of the B.A. Bill, and talk ot an indignation meeting., R Mr. E. J. Madden, Newburgh, is men - tinned as the Liberal candidate for Adding ton for the Local Legialetut'e. An attemptwas made Thursday evening. to bare down it large unoccupied building on Colborne street, Brantford. There is a railway project to run a line from Lake of Bays at Baysville to the Grand Trunk Railway at-Brecebridge. The. Canadian Paoif a people are about to build seventeen new Mogul locomotives for the Rooky Mountain Election at their shops in Montreal. The increase in unite ie_said to warrant this. Mr. Mercier, although relieved of the congestion of the lungs from which he has been suffering lately, has not yet made his appearance at the House, his physioianpd- vising him to keep to hie room. The McLeod Gazettestrongly urges upon the Dominion Government to rescue the little gill held by the Indians, no matter What the ooresegnences. The Congressional House Committee on Territories yesterday decided to report favorably Delegate Corey's bill for the admission of the Territory of Wyoming as a State. A Melbourne, Anetralio, despatch says the Colonial Conference bas unanimously adopted a motion in favor of Colonial Fed oration. The Irish Presbyterian Chetah has'. issued a manifesto denouncing Mr. Balt. oar's recent apeeoh in favor of Catholic en- dowment. All the Radical party in the House of Commons favors the dissolution of Parlia- ment, and will aeaist any project' looking to. that end. Assistant Superintendent Larmour, of the G.T.R., St. Thome, is slowly recover- ing and is able to sit up for a few minutee eaoh day now. The U. S. Senate yesterday passed the following resolution : That tbe United Starts of America congratulate tbe people of Brazil on their jnat and peaceful asenmp- tion of the powere, duties and response bilitiee of self-government, based on the free orneent of the governed and on their recent adoption of a Republican form of government." Two women who forsook charming homes, one in Deseronto, the other near Belleville, for the o mpany of libertines, are now re- penting amid desolation in Roubeeter, N.Y. One has been deserted by her lord and has to earn her daily bread, while the other pair still live together but have to work in factories for their maintenance. The de- serted husbands have left the women to their fete, denying them the right to see their own offspring. On the evening of the 9th inst. a farmer Of Saint Thomas, County of Joliette, named Joseph Belhamear, was going home when he was attacked by an unknown individual, wbo fired two revolver shots in his face and afterwards brutally beat him when he had fallen 'down. The victim dragged himself for some distance, and bis' cries brought help from a neighboring house. He is now in a very critical con- dition and the local authorities are search- ing after the fiend. A woman named House, who deserted her husband at Comber, Essex, in August last, has been discovered in Belleville, living with a man named Allen, alias Hot - well. She has promised to return to her home. Charles Walters, a well-known young man of Toronto, attempted to commit suicide by taking a dose of dilute hydro- cyanic acid. The attempt was made in Dufferin Chambers, on Church street,. ebortly before midnight. Walters has had some trouble lately, which has been weigh- ing heavily on his mind, and this is thonget to be the cause of his attempt to take his life. Dr. Cutbbertson was summoned as soon as it was known that Welters . bad token poison, and a sudceesful Effort wan made to revive him. The prosecutor has decided that in the new trial of Moaesa Bey be will not pro- ceed against him on tbe principal counts of., the indiotments,and will oanoel the charges of rape and pillege, proseonting him only for the minor offences alleged in the in - dictated. The Armenians are incensed at the passive attitude of the Patriarch in the matter, and demand that he resign. A ;shootingaffrayis reported from Teti. ette, Quebewithprobablyfatal restate. TWO brothers quarrelled Sunday evening, and, after a heated discussion, one shot the other with a revolver, firing three shots at him, and in the struggle which ensiled two more were fired, orie of which narrowly missed the (ether of the two young met;, arho came down stairs to hie younger eon's ainistanoe. The wounded Phan is reported dying, and has received the last rims of the Church. Both aremombers of a rural bat - Olen of militia, the man who did tl'e shooting being a Sergeant-Major: He is tinder arrest. In the Imperial House of Commons yesterday Sir James Perguoson, Under Secretary for the Foreign Office, stated that the papered concerning the Anglo. Portegaese dtopate, relative to territory in $ontheast Africa,;yserve el wonld goon be presented a he, would tolar to Parliament. T ._ , f; Y dispel the misapprobenelon which is cane. in the hostile fdelb?lg now being mani. TEA TAB LIE GOSSIP.. cowrati'r. I pliahed the wavy, golden looks Pore orf her sorelie(td lair, And where a frown lead lately been Aloes I Enured there. I held the tresses shining fair: "Wes that ataood lcst,love?" said T, And she replied, " Bang up 1" —Spare the rod and let the fish story do the worts, - --;Ina a wise fly that knowa a bald heed in elite of a wig. —.Cold as it may be no man cares for a coat on hie tongue. —T am a deity laborer .upon a daily news• paper.--Afera Halstead.' —1vorywhite is a tint that looks. well against any complexion. —A few stiff horns will make many, a timid man a pugnacious ball. —Will eomebody please inform In; it a ekeltan key will open a deadlock. —When a man says he means what he says, he aught not to say mean things. .--It is only baseball players who make a apeoielty of staying in office by re-signing. --Newspapers have done mnoh to abbrevi. ate expression a,nd ao to improve style.— Emerson. —Lord Halebury, Lord High Ohattoellor of Engltnd, enjoys felling a tree as much as Mr. Gladstone does. -The woman with it pretty throat may air it again next summer, as a deep rolling Dollar of white lawn will be wore. —Gladstone, in a late Nineteenth Centuri, article, intimates that Swinburne will be poet laureate after Tennyson dies. —The world eeldorelooks to see the kind of tracks you left behind, provided y on only get there. —The man wbo never offends anybody can usually count his friends on the =gels of one band. —Many a coffin is covered with roses by hands that never before gave its occupant anything but thorns. —Beer bottled in 1798 by an English firm was recently opened in a London restaurant, and pronounced sound and hearty. -The popularity of a young man in Atchison 'moiety is said to be attributed to the hot that he was never known to praise ono young lady to another. —It is solemnly asserted that the Shah of. Persia is food of his wife. As he bas 40 wives this speaks well for his heart. —A charming young lady was kissed by the proud possessor of an incipient moustache. She felt down n the month. --The roan who sits in the gloaming and writes out "burning thoughts" for the press helps to fill the editor s waste basket. -Advice to mariners—If you want to have your life boat handy lock it up in the holt,. —Lady Panncefote takes ber constitut- ional walk each day, and her swinging stride down Pennsylvania avenue is some- thing to be envied by society women in general. Many of her friendly calls are made in this democratic fashion. rmi nonan OAR CONDUCTOR, A dreamer stood at the end of the oar ; Els lot'k. were vague, and his thoughts were far, And: he ecauned the sky, and he scanned the trees, And he lent his ear to the passing breeze, But lent nothing at all to The passing ery Of the woman who stood to catch his eye Aa the stood on the curb on that freezing day, 'While the car in the distance melted away. —Rev, Dr. Primrose : "Honesty is the, best; policy, my friend." Convict : " I know it." Rev. Dr. Prioress : " I£ that's so, then bow did you get in here ?" Con- vict: "Because I didn't find it ont till it was too late." —" Now, that's what I like to see," ob. served the visiting merchant to the pro- prietor of the great dry goods emporium, f' all the clerks full of vim and energy." , Yes," assented the proprietor, " we close early to -may, and they are all getting ready to go home." -Keep your matches—all kinds --safe. Rate got hold of some mailer matches in the Tnited States express building in New York a few days ego, carried them under the floor, where they set fire to the timbers,. and it came near burning up the building and Tom Platt with it. Circumstances eft remind us We our lives should well insure, 00 the widows left behind us Can acme other men secure. Widows, homely, cross and prosy, So we Ir&quentiy behold, Are as pretty asa posy If they're left with lots of gold. —Chicago Herald. The II. S. House Special Committee on the World's Fair have reported that it be held in 1892. The selection of a city will be left to the House. An Indian named David Rose, while shooting at Moose in 8t. Peter's, Manitoba, Tbnrsday bad his left hand blown off by the bursting of his gun. Daniel Fetterleyeat Bracebridge, peter. day, was sent to the penitentiary for seven. years for a criminal assault on Mrs. George Spiers, of Cbaffytownship. Two 112. C. R. freight trains collided be- tween Dnfferin and Cayuga stations on Thursday night through the error of an operator. No lives were lost. The proposed railway conference of the authorized delegates of municipalities from Whitby east on the line of the Grand Trunk is called for Monday next at'Bow. manville. Delos Hinckley, travelling from South- ern Kansas in a oanvas,00vered waggon, drawn by mules, reaohed Kingston, Ont., yesterday after almost three months of travelling. In the Manitoba Legislature yesterday Mr. Gillies, Minnedose, gave notice of mo- tion that Mr. Jones' (North Winnipeg), seat be declared vacant on the ground of. non -residence. The Irish tenants' defence fund now ex. ceeds 043,000. Chicago is eeriouely threatened with an ioe famine next summer. A strike is in progress among thegranite workers at Barrie, Vermont. The Comte de Peril and the Duo de Chartres have arrived at Havana. Germany's police have inatruotions to cease -troubling the Socialists of the Empire. There is more distress and suffering in the colliery regions of Pennsylvania than for years. Serious damage is feared from the swollen streams in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern' Ohio. Twoiudnstrious Brazilian boomateraheve been arrested in Germany on a000nnt of their gilded stories. Portugal's women, with the Queen at theirheed, ere starting out to collect funds for national defence. The death is announced of Alexander Baiilee-Cochrane, Baron Leamington. He was 75 years of age. Bill Larkin, the Arkansas negro who killed, Deputy Sheriff Ross last week, was lynched on Friday. The Montreal Subway Bill hag been thrown out by the Railway Committee of the Quebec Legislature. A syndicate' of Toronto men have, it is esid, ittvested $350,000 m Buffalo real estate for specalettve purposes: The Boyheater Common Council has discovered on absconding City Treasurer and a deficiency of $61;000. The Spanish Government aro looking seknnoe at the manoeuvres of the British fleet off the Spanish coast. Sir Richard Webster says the Parnell Cbmriesion's report exonerates Mr. Star. nail but incriminates his party: Five hundred hands will be employed in another sugar refinery to be established at Boundbroole by Clans Spreokel. An employee of the Grand .Trunk was struck by a train at Ingersoll on Saturday night, and had his legs ernshed off. Two men were killed and six injured at t+,oaten, Va„ by the collision of it hand - oar and an engine on Catarday evening. The oteembeet Louise, of the Jackson- ville & b ayport line, an into en obstruction supposed to be a sunken lighter of ' for 'infants and (hiidref. "CastoriaisBowen adaptedtochildrenthat Caster's cures Colic, Constipation, I recomnlead it BS superiorto any prescription Baur stomach, Diarrhoea, I i pctritron, known to31meB. OxAordA.Aupn ,BrooaRk, lIliyn. ,DN. Y, CWs Wiwtoainrm s n,uri, gousivesmeldieecaptiaon,nd Promtes dt. Tag Osl,:reint Company, 77 Murray Street, N. Y. oat ..wesetatesel. 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Chicago who don't think that they are in. dividnallycapable of holding the fairest of the World's Feir. He—Does your father look favorably on my enit,my darling? Sha (practically) -No, Algernon, he does not (Algernon starts np). Stay, Algernon, stay l He is a gross end grovelling tailor, and he says your snit fits you like a horse collar fits a terrier pup. Sir Julian Peunoefote, British Minister at Washington, has learned to waltz in the American fashion. " Subscribers coming in at the rate of 20 a day," wrote the editor of et country week- ly, and the rival journal explained that they were coming in to order their paper dis- continued. In five minutes a woman can clean np it man's room in such a way that it will take him, five weeks to find oat where she puts things. "Ali the world's a stage" may ex- plain why come people find it auoh a' slow sort of a place. At the funeral t.of a young married lady in Brazil the coffin, hearse, driver and horses are draped with bright market cloth Dashawey—I think that Robinson is the best dressed men 1 know. Cleverton—Ie that oo I What does he wear 7 Deshewey . I never noticed.—Clothier and Furnielaer. Cobwi er—I have the prettiest type• writer in Town. Can she spell well ? Cob- wigger--Didn't I jest tell you she was pretty 7 John D. Rcakofeller'o wealth is estimated at $135,000,000. He devotee two hours daily--yfrent 7 until 9 o'clock in the morn- ing—to the examination of the pile of lettere addressed to him, dolioiting money tot various purposes, Sari a miller to the lediee: "In an- Sayflo1 ur reject With t, bluish, 'electing , any tint. The beet flour has' a very perceptible shade of straw color in it." • "I am ow:nothing of a wit myself, at timed" said a stupid man to a wag. " Judi ea a bri ht man phas n 000adional dull p ried," Arai the reply. IlaooiLnl, 11. 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