Exeter Advocate, 1909-09-02, Page 3PAIGNTON'S DIG PUDDING, moved off toward the green
; with the great pudding Mounted
'upon a decorated wagon drawn by
:eight te<1rr'os instead of oxen, the
ONE OF ENGLAND'S CURIOUSwagon of bread and two wagons of
01,11 Cl'6T0119. treat ftlloeing. Arrived at the
green the people took their bats
and were supplied with the bread,
meat and cider. As the pudding
Blot Whets Pudding Was Shared It;ts about to ho distributed the out -
Out fitly Years Ago Weighed
public --and it was estimated
that the festival had attracted 18. -
'ion and a li elf. 000 visitors to Paignton--clamored
for slices; and breaking down the
Lovers of old customs will not be fence attempted to help themselves.
displeased to hear that arrange- The police thereupon Mounted the
meats aro Soing made to re.avo the, wagon to protect the pudding. See -
historical "Paignton Pudding' fes-! lug the turn affairs were taking the
tival, which collies round every fifty ; natt ies and others at the tables,
years, add is due this. Tho making imagining that they were likely to
of this great "white pot," as somebe deprieed of the toothsome doli-
�,. term it, dates back for centuries, cavy, left their seats and swelled
fur Paigoten is not the modern the tumultuous throng, by whom
town --a fashionable watering place the uufortitnate pudding, police and
-which its appearance would Iea41 committo:• were beloagured. The
those ignorant of its histc:y to sup -1 mob pressed onward, and the corn -
pose. Paignton-•in Domesday Book I nlittee, alarmed at their Menacing
the spelling is Peintone-was for -1 attitude, began to throw the pud-
morly the richest manor belonging ding piece -meal at them. In a fow
to the sec of Exeter, says the hon -1 seconds the scone became one of
don Globo. It enjoined the privi- ( wild confusion. Tho wagon was up -
lege of being a market town from set and men, women, boys and po-
1294. On the meadows facing Tor- lice struggled and fought for pos-
ba'h oa
t e Norman bishops built session of the dismembered pud-
palace, the ruins of which aro close' ding and got inextricably mixed up
to the parish church. The last Ro- in it. This continued until not a
man Catholic bishop left the pa- morsel Was left. For weeks after -
lace in 1519, although Miles Cover- ward the Paignton post office was
dale is said to have lived here from inundated with greasy packets con -
1551 to 1553, oeupying a tower cont- taining bits of the pudding sent off
monly called the "Bible tower," I as so many souvenirs to distant
which is the chief feature of the friends, and in all parts of the
ruins. After tho Reformation country people received letters,
Paignton dwiudled to a country vie- sticky or smeared with a mysterious
logo, and so remained until the glutinous substance which was tho
modern town may be said to have result of burst packets of Paign-
commenced with the making of the ton's last mammoth pudding.
road from Torquay to Dartmouth,
about the year 1810. 4.___
The origin of the famous pud-
ding is wrapped in obscurity. The HOT WEATHER MONTHS
first reference to it is found in KILL LITTLE CHILDREN
Westcote's 'View of Devonshire in
1630." That historian tells of "the If you want to keep your cltil-
hugo and costly white pot these dron rosy, healthy and full of life
made of late, 501110 term it during the hot weather months
A RAO PUDDING. give them an occasional dose of
Baby's Own Tablets. This inedi-
Itt former ages it, was an annual ac- cine prevents deadly summer com-
tion and of that greatness that it is plaints by cleansing the stomach
incredible to the hearer and thence and bowels; or it cures the trou-
it hath the addition of white pot, ble promptly if it comes on unex-
and called Paignton white put:' poctedly.
"White pot" is an old torn[ for food The mother who keeps this medi-
made of milk, cream, eggs, etc., cine on hand may feel as safe as
and baked in a pot. Dr. James if she had a doctor in tho home.
Young, writing about 1670, status Mrs. 0. 0. Roe, Georgetown, Ont.,
that Paignton was anciently a bor- says :- "I can heartily recommend
ough town and held her charter by Baby's Own Tablets as a great help
this white pot, "which was to bo to baby during the hot summer
/seven years Making, seven years months. I have used them for sum -
baking and seven years eating. rater troubles and am much pleased
All other local historians appear to with the result." Sold by medicine
be silent upon the subject. There dealers or by niail at 23 cents a
can bo no doubt, however, that this box front the Dr. Williams' Medi -
custom is of the greatest antiquity, cine Co., Brockville. Out.
that at first the pudding was made 4
annually for the celebrattxl "revel
f Paignton," held in 1\'1 un 11111(:111 AND BRIEF.
eek, which fair, long sunk to the
vol of a few standings, died out 'Piths Paragraphs .!bout a Little
bout forty years ago ; that. later of Everything.
ho "white pot" was boiled only
upon occasions of national rejeic-
lings or to celebrate important local
events, and that lastly it was Blade
a jubilee festival dating from the
recital of the custom on June 1,
1519, after a lapse of many years.
The ingredients which composed the
enormous pudding of 1810 were 400
pounds of flour, 170 pounds of beef
suet, 140 pounds of raisins and 240
eggs The pudding, which neighed
in all 000 pounds, was cooked in a
large brewing copper at the Crown
and Anchor inn. being contained
In a huge bag, which was held in a
met suspended to a beam, from
which it was lowered by a tackle
Into the vat. After boiling from
"Naturalist and trainer of ants,
fleas, bees, etc.," was the (descrip-
tion a man gave of himself at the
North London Police Court.
A medical man stated at the
Shoreditch (England) County Court
that he attended 18,000 patients a
year, an average of forty-nine pati-
ents each day.
Experiments have shown that the
Chicago air 300 feet above the
street, contains in a year 7,038
pounds of dirt an acre, or three
times as much as London air.
In despair at his financial posi
tion, a man hanged himself at Berne
the other day. Half au hour later
the postman brought, a letter for
hirer containing a cheque fur $5.000.
SATURDAY TO TUESDAY. Mrs. E. Retort, whose knee was
so badly injured in a railway acei•
it was placed on a car, decorated dent that she has since been unable
with ribbons and evergreens and to kneel in prayer, has been award.
drawn through the town by eight ed $10,000 (Ilulages against the
oxen. But those who had assemb• New York Central Itnilr"ad.
led to eat the pudding were doomed Tho strongest animals exist on
to disappointment. The "bide, tirely on vegetable food. It is the
from constant boiling, had been re- ferocity of the lion rather thin his
duced to the consistency of paste strength that Snakes him (unuid-
and the inner part was not even able.. An elephant is a match for
warm. several lions and is a tegetarian.
Although the jubilee of fifty years A Munich servant girl has given
was short by a whole decade, the notice because she says her mis-
Inhahitants resolved to anticipate it tress persists in playing classical
In 1.59, in order to commemoratel music fur a C.111plo e.f lours ,Seng
the r p,eniug of the railway from morning. although she has not the
Torquay and London So as to se- slighter: notion how it should bo
cure success on this occasion it was interpreted.
arranged that the monster pudding To train prisoners mere thor-
n(
hor- Kindly mention the name of this
should be cooked in sections, eight oughly in farm work, the British paper in writing to advertisers.
sections forming ono layer, the Honte Off,•e authorities are to ex- -- -
whele being afterward built to -
tend, under skired ins. rection, Owing to the lack of farm hands
gether. The pudding consisted of farming operations in the manage- in Austria, "good -conduct" c•'n-
673 pounds of dour, 191 pounds of n,ent and care of lite stet k, market riots are being employed as agri-
bread, 3y2 pounds of raisins, 191 gardening, p ultr kee ,in
pounds of currants, 3S2 pounds of dairy Stork at borstal 1'rist n. and cultural laborers.
suet, 320 lemons, 141 nutmegs. 95 in order to encourage the Mem- Prisoners cfende arced to death in
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pounds of sugar, 3 0 quarts Of milk in
of the Barnsley (England) po• (Irce(e have to wait two years he -
and unknown hundreds of eggs. The fico force to become efficient awlrn fore the death penalty is carried
scat was £45, and when ton an ea finers, the chief constable offered a out.
the weight of it was ton and a ham -anti -egg breakfast to every • f
halt, wjlile it measured 13 feet 6 fiver who entered the public se int -
inches in circumference at the heseming hath the other morning.
and 3 feet at the top. besides this Ttrent} four constables took ad -
provided
pudding there were tentage of the offer.
pmt id(xl 1,900 pounds of meat and tentage
the German socialist organ,
1.900 pounds of bread and an un "Vurwaerts," true f.rundcd, tarn-
limitcxd supply of the staple pro- ty-five years ago. penalties amount -
duct of the Paignton orchard. - ing to ten years and eighteen
cider. Twelve lines of tables were weeks' imprisonment. seven weeks'
erected upon Paignton Green, arrest, three months' detention in
Where the dinner was to take place. a fortress, and $4,700 in tines hoer
Vnfortnnately the gentleman stage been inflicted on members of tho
managing the entertainment had cciitrrial staff.
been subpoenaed to attend Exeter Hating survived f.,r fifty-two
Assires, and to his absence may be years w ith his spine broken but the
attrihuted the untoward centre- spinal cord intact, Joseph Alcock,
temps which Afterward occurred who w•as well known to summer vi,i•
AT NOON ON AUGUST 1. tars in his donkey chaise on the
Yarmouth (England) Parade. died
which was the day fixed for the in- at the age of set•ent).-Ioo. Tne gaff
suguretion of the railway, the pro- of a wherry came dow0 with a run
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and broke his back when he was "I think from the utensils about
twenty. him that this mummy must have
Inquiry as to the general age of been an Egyptian plumber." "It
trees being put to an tiuthority on would be interesting to bring him
forestry, it was said that the pine back to life." "But too risky.
tree attained 700 years as a maxi- Who's going to pay him for his
inure length of life; 425 years was time 1"
the allotted span of the sitter fir;
the larch lived °70 years; the red YOUR SUMMEUTIND.
beech, 2.15; the asp:'n, `210; the I! you ere toad ofR tlOshing, canoeing,
birch, 200; the ash, 170; the older, escaping or tho study of wild animals look
up the Algonquin National Park of On -
145; the elnt, 130. Tho heart of tarty for your summer outing. A fish and
the oak begins to int at about, the game preserve of 2.Ou0,U0o acres Interspers-
ag0 of :30J years. Of the holly, it ed with l,in lakes and rivers is swishing
you, offering all the attractions that Na -
Iv said that there is a fi ecimen tare can bestow. Magnificent canoe
410 years old near Aschaffenbur , trips. Altitude 2,000 feet above sea level.
g Pure and exhilarating atmosphere. Just
Germany, the place for a young man to put in his
summer holidays. Hotel accommodation.
des
An interesting and er'fusnty illustrated
Revive the Jaded Condition. - about it so pnhe ntinn teuinc you ell
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a new man. No ono treed suffer a words, or if there should bo a si-
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when so simple and effective a pill
can be got at any drug store.
A South Australian farmer dur-
ing the harvest used a 3% h.p. mo -
tot bicycle to wiunow his wheat. It
connects with the winnower, and is
easily movable from place to place.
:1t knock -off time it is disconnected
in two minutes and ridden home.
One gallon of petrol cleans 100 hags
of wheat, which costs, with oil used,
about three cents per bag.
Tho perambulating restaurant is
the latest novelty of tho Paris
streets. It owes its inception to a
restauranter who observed that
there woro daily large numbers of
clerks, artisans, and workmen who
have no time to go out to lunch at
a restaurant. Tho caterer has
bought a mule and a small van, in
which is fitted a kitchen range with
several hot dishes all ready, and
sends it out along the streets in
charge of a cook. A horn announces
the presence of the van to tho poo- flies than any other known article.
ple, who conic out and are handed
on hot plates a portion of roast The schoolboys had studied, the
meat or other dish, with vegetables, day before, the first chapter of
cheese, and dessert. The schotne Acts, particularly the story of the
is a great success, and the caterer election of a new apostle. The
is doing a largo business. teacher began by reviewing yester-
day's work. "And how was Mat -
DON'T BE DECEIVED. -- Inecrupulous thias chosen!" he asked. The
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brightest boy, to his teacher's be-
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Imitation of ' The D. A 1,." Menthol wilderment, replied: '`They all
Plaster. De sure to get the genuine madsr(
tar WM* & Lawrence C9. jumped on him and kicked him.
"Why," said the teacher, "what-
ever Friend -"Henpeck, Ie'' mo ever makes you say that l" "Well,
introduce you to Professor Glass, Fir, you told us. You read out
i
the great lrypnotiat, who can putthatthe lot fell on M ,tthias.
anyone to sleep within two minutes
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The never failing medicine, Hol-
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"How do you do, tsarist" said a
Frenchman to an English acquaint-.
once. "Rather poorly, thank you,"
answered the other. "Nay, my
dear sore," said the Frenchman,
"don't thank me for your illness;
I cannot help it."
Timmam (meeting an old friend
after a long absence) -"Hello,
Sims! Fancy meeting you. Why
I heard you were ill!' "No; it
was my brother -not me." "Dear,
dear! I'm sorry to hoar that."
Don't experiment with unsat-
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Pads kill many times more house
Wilson's Fly fads. the beat of
all Ily killers. kill both the dies
and the disease germs.
The plague in India during tho
last ten years has caused as many
deaths as have all the world's wars
since the time of Nap'•leon.
Hope for the Chronic Dyspeptic.
-Through ick of consideration of
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low disorders of the digestive ap-
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Mrs. Brown (to the new maid) -
"Wcll, Janet, I hope we shell get
Along very cicely ; I'm not at all
difficult to please." Janet -"No,
mum; that's just what I thought
the very miuute I set eyes on the
waster."
We all Have Missions in tho
World. --Thera is a work to do for
every man on earth, there is n func-
tion to perform for eterything on
earth, animate and inanimate. Ev-
erything has a mission, and the mis-
sion of 1)r. Thomas' }•:electric. Oil
is to heal burns and wounds of
Beery description and cure coughs,
colds, croup and all affections of
the respiratory organs.
POINTED PAIL %CR.1PIIS.
It's no trouble to find trouble.
Everybody knows that other peo-
ple make mistakes.
Every man on the job thinks he
knows mitre than the boss.
Some pe.tple tell the truth merely
for the Bake of stirring up trouble.
1f it wasn't for their famous wit es
many leen would net cr he heard
of.
A woman laughs most heartily at
a story ,'f ee bit 1i she fails to see the
point.
It's dead easy to be an optimist
when only the gerod things of life
are coming your way.
Many a man will devour a girl
with kisses only to find after mar-
t -age that she dkagres with him.
If in hot water, take comfort
from the thought that. you will soon.
like an egg. get hardened to it.
A married man should cotne home
early at least one night each week
-just to show his wife that he can
do it.
What sutpriscs a woman is not
how beautiful her children are. but
how much more beautiful they are
then anvhodv else's.
P:•••fcsser (leetnring .‘n hy(ire,
'Tnhac -o. gentleman, makes met,
ugly, abort-wit:de 1. idi.'ic, pettily
tie: and T ran tell .tee this from et-
eerienre f'ir i have smoked for
many years."
iWHERE MEN DO HOUSEWORK.
At St. Pancras, in England, there
is a achool where fathers are taught
to take care of the house and the
children in anticipation of the time
when woolen go out to do the work
and men roust sit at home and mind
the house. There used to be a time
when a man out vf a job would
have to let his wife go out and do
washing or cleaning, and WI1el) bile
carne hon:o at night she would have
tt get her own house in order. Now
the men will be expected to du that
for their wives. The course in
housekeeping will also be of bene-
fit to men whose wives are sick of
absent.
Mother Graves' Worm Extermin-
ator does not re.:tire the help of
any purgative medicine to complete
the cure. Give it a trial and be
convinced. -_-
HIS VACATION OFF.
"Aren't you taking a vacation
this summer 1"
"No." r
"Didn't you ask for once"
"Yes. r r
"Wouldn't they give it to you 1 '
''That's what's the platter. They
were so much more enthusiastic
about it than I 'vas that 1 grew a
little suspicious."
The microscope in the hands of
experts employed by the United
States Government has revealed
the fact that a house fly some-
times carries thousands of disease
germs attached to its hairy body.
The continuous use of Wilson's
Fiy Pads will prevent all danger
of infection from that source by
killing both the germs and the
flies.
NOT THE SAME.
"1 would like mightily to enjoy
riches."
"Then why don't you try to mar-
ry 'eat 1"
"As I said, I want to enjoy
'em."
PAINKILLER mires all sorts of eats.
bruises, burns and strains. Taken intern-
ally it cares diarrhoea and dysentery.
Avoid substitutes, there to but one "Pain-
killer "--Perry Davis' -250. and 50o.
Tar -"On my last voyage I saw
waves ono hundred feet high!'
Spar -"I've been a sailor forty
years, and never seen 'era over
forty." Tar-"1"eaps not : But
everything is higher now than it
used to be, mate!"
The change of dietary that comes
with spring and summer has the:
effect in weak stomachs of setting,
of inflammation, resulting in dy-1
sentery and cholera morbus. Thel
abnormal condition will continue if'
.not attended to and will cause .:rel
exhaustive drain on tho sy'stc-n.'
The best available medicine is Dr.
J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
It clears the stomach and bowels)
of irritant:+. counteracts the inflam,
'nation and restores the organs top
healthy action.
Kindly retention the name of thi+
paper in writing to adrertisere.
QUITE OUT OF DATE.
A workman. who was paid by
time, was suspected by his wife of
not giving her all his pay at the
end of the week. Sho consulted a
neighbor, who advised her to ge't
a ready reckoner.
This she procured. and when
next ho handed his wages she ask-
ed him: "Are ye sure that's all,
Geordie 1"
"Of course," be replied.
'Because I have heen 1..eking at
a ready reckoner, asd I should get
more."
"Let Inc see it." He looked at
it for a minute, and contemptuously
threw it back at her. "That's n.,
use; it's last year's."
Irrigation in Egypt is slowly low-
ering the temperature of that cenn-
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