Exeter Times., 1908-11-19, Page 150
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.only ,
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hr ,stt t. ,
eliarch Isk i' $ .#41,0t0 or cow!
biers. To..Jay, .whin an, Pilteniti30
tO be rroieccd. efforts are-mada
The -British 'thaireellor of the
xclieqner says that the total num-
ber. of claims received by an old -
age pension_ officers up to the Oth
tc, enlistinit..aupport... the: .greAt.,.
those who by wealth- and birth are
aturat leaders. "
,
'The- Christian 0114E4 Was estalt-
bed amid the tinniblest, and Poor-
st ClaSseis of society; its Lthoomak-
.crs, its washWomen,, its fishermen,
on,
jt.)abor.er boozeJta. saints. In
found it. honic id won iti sucees
I P.A.,..POPP
not Until the Japan,, •of 300 year
that1-entive teds'ait'emperor o
rought empire under its ,s -way,
hconement it did these things
• A:ORURO-11 OF
To -day it is largely grown to. be
church of class again. The plain
people, the laboxing, people, and
lust, amounted to $408304, a. themselves At 'fancied -0444p tf,..,--not
Pc-ea:me-from-En
freni,----kelandi.,-49,012 -
land •and -13,615 foul' wales,
*
rt-tliiirst -year, The•-ap--
pertsio
pliestions up to now nearly reach , tions which everybody deplores.
that figure, but it is possible that I They do not find the churcti fulfil -
.Considerable number of claims.' ling its divine mission and doing
willbe rejected on scrutiny. 1 its great work. It seems to them
re -number of to be a church of the world to -day,
with its teaching and preaching at
t wit it ram tee. , a e
not triilt4tous, lie7peoptecthey"itrO'
IInXlOUS aetl_wistful fes, soinethin
erld a
, go;n ' ' o ,
the'.01`411-lheitY il• Or 0
gospelof elf.sac# . c hie 4
both., Prom 0 'a. i
nien may coitip battth,sre
ligioUs organization is the one ho
in. whieli the rich- and-.- the -poor,- .0e.
Mg .and 4 • ow,,,,. e . weak
the strong,' - li -4Utt. .,
Lord:' is alike A.
ab,.. 11,44trt 9r, TILElki ALL.
The church' Will fin4 itS saints again'
, M9,11:„0
e 6 i tlie '° standing after r
le a e into the room. Tho
., ledge that her maje
ding mil the gentlemen left
ible mode it impossible for
o
It 41641441!,nt,97,1rji,t9,1,19,11.4nith"
•,, ofT„,,,,A.g 'VW/ ...V art.0-0.1 4,
g , t
This quiet but --signifieant acti
of the girl queen had ft, most bone -
410 result and by. the Jim° she
iarried society WA'S already, hP,gin-
.. .
want .antelioration-.0L-theite-,40is
The- relativelY
applitations 'fro
is due to Ale 1Iat that
,age and upwards in. jreland than in
ah- a church of the lo -called higher and
"Ada,,41„otodeglat
stratura of humanity upon to
otindations of the wotld are
here are more leisurely 'fictions of society.
of the census or 1001 the pro-
4ion ItetApAnk. ef tte„Astal
pormlation is given as Mrsis WitI
respect. to persons_ of sixty-five
years and upwards; England and
Wales, males 42, femals 51; Scot-
males41,•fernalcs 50; Ireland,
males 64, fel:miles 63.
\ The high Proportion of old pee-
p% enumerated in Ireland -s, says
• the report, main1),,,accountedfrnjgr8tior-
.
enz-
A FEW FIGURES.
!flore-zro 451 systems of short-
.- -hand.
• The best ostrich feathers bring
425 a, pound.
TwO peerages a .year become ex.
serv a 0-14,
gueetis arrow
how wandere4. into
Zedtt WAti-outrimarily entel*e
fiblyreaYie:;i aottreattvienutcl; ins aflve olltild:otir
each. After the first wiiipping\Rer
liuru dered-tlicrinan--to be tic
-
cies ne re nemies. At
thi$ '1$04W011 walliOrt with dress, 41.1X 13340 0\
tb1r Orti 1 t\ir.
orts ot rosiest ice. Wes
erit's Lars.14ver PIUS.
r taking two viola of
lowinces of V50,000 .per, annum are t 00* : Itite new Irma, and tan
eslert-ossileit4ireet-4-at
often driven to.desp ration to keep st ,01YreeGin' ona thom t9141.440.1
er,with4h0_44 \ th4r ce ..?,°4 cent* per visl or 3 for $1.00, at
'fi4a,444,41,1k afl
a, t1pA
0 la lu 11
-one-of- -guet
recently invited to Prince
of ;Wales., at a a country
lion* Scotland. he did not
iridoinitablc bird
beat itself upon the cm
an 13-iit"to the 'upper eoul
not but adudre the onvearying
persistertay with which it strove to
escape to freedom, but its efforts
woetenureutfutrile. Not that way lay the
Jig ma. hu
"ir20.7-orway—
would give access to t e high a
vents and the bright stars.
The church must go hack to the
, •
humble people of this land she
is again to lead the nation to the
high heavens and the bright stars
and what lies beyond. She must
humble herself in order that she
v. Cyrus Townseed Brady.
10 lat
v4 1' wee
n o h field o ttle, but
video ly those in au 9
.11ritielyWarellice-do-aot-share the
view. The Army Coeneil has, *et
approved a new cavalry sword
/woo= firm, The new ?ea 0
which has bteiernalritcsubmit.ted by a -
Wad.” itrtietertbtertap,1814curved an
broader b1aie. eh•-lia•ebelqt.407
fe.721-Xlf littIe
modification, or over Ulf a cell-
tgry. In the new, grip there is an
ingeniously made' recess 'whereby
the •user.obtops. power for thrust-
ing. The grip is checkered, pro-
viding an excellent hold. The
manufsieture begun JCIU00.
nt wars Ve- e 0 peo
o been told, avails`
s era u,
prophet reflecting -*idly the aw-
ful state of things existing in aris-
tocratie social circles of the -capital
city., We are reminded, its we read
these words, of the -similar state of
affairs in Rome shortly before the
downfall of the empireniany cew.
ate .
, Whom will he teach knowledge/
" the
ing a cheaparorneter, practis-
ed in Prance. -Take fi.grams•of pul-
Nerized camphor, 4 grams of pulver.
ized nitrate of potassium,- 2grams
k,f pulverized nitrateAmmOnia,.. and,,
dissolve in 60 grams of alcohol. Put
the whole in a long, .slender bottle'
•
Hoin ordercd no
N -left tied to
twenty.four boin
drink, f
DIED FROM TORTURE.
Seen after he was _taken dow
e c
refuse4 toeqr.,
This w a repeto
OE.U(i at 4asst fiery
(iticC firrit
p_eaki,asd Z
the ilagsto .4*
'Without food ,r
Court
•
charged ith catising. the
- at
‘cnst, wa taketcfurthertill-it-reael
ed the' -0erznan .court, where -fterr
Horn WAS sentenced -in May mat.
In -appealing against the sentette
Herr. Horn brought .several wt.t.
ness9s, who declared that Zeda 4.*a3,
not in pain'when. tied to the Rag
-staff,' but only cried out when Eur'
peons -were within hearing..
la ......
a
,. ;',. ,,
, ei
I, - nnoisseu owns,- aQ she
immediately 'phone to two swag -
pr rit4 ateliers;.' She ex -
was .-
_1 violent
garine
cyurry for,vt,anovit.a70,7mtnlitTirmweetreffic o. di
lady's boxcts an dispatched to
tailor-made suits and SO forth, The
tritinddinner- troekt:-:heaigown. tux:
ante_ nt&ht they wore PO404 lict rklY
wore
•
tocott zie;_k,shaneiLat .,
.
it was -again car ,o t e
. . Pe -k- ,,
*rime Th.paptqfr an return=
m her -fiaryship's London-lidua
her--ara-lo-wl-riu—vvV'*ch-liipT"
plied it.
My lady's rival; who was furious-
ly envious of the unique display of
creations her ladyship had exhibit-
ed, realized that there was only one
bowie in Dover street whielt. could
urn out a rose-leafeharnumse tea -
gown of the order her ladyship had
t'( cboo1 S or tulte
Orierrtal, In Details.
A itiange seo-iy is given by a slib.
'scriber of a drama said to have -
happened ,in a ;fubboApore (India)
village school, says- the Poise Akh-
bar.
A few days.ago one, of the teach-
thrs-air. -.When-rain--its vomits oftzer school hours,
„
mocking retort, of the nobles an the soli parbe es wt ten gra u- d t
Oor. 9. 27.• to go eel e a .prepare
1. priests whom he has thus sevelY re- ally to mount, little star crystals his dies lemon. when tho _rest of,
A buked, and who apparently inter- forming in the liquid, whielt other-
Verse„1.„ Woe -,The Ilehrem word. --runt.-hiwirith-their-seeffing-replies.' 'Ise-remelt:m-404r --if--shigh,--win the students had gone aii-OY and
thus translated is a simple inter*. Tirco t* nes through 6 .6 reaching the rouid b -1/4garliiiIrt6--watclrtuvu"/"Ir
0 quotation111
tion indicating di/stress. , I*r P — erl 'es' master shut the boy up in a email
I the next verse. • , some thick, as if fermenting, while
Crown of pride-Barnaria, toe, partie forms on mezzo,
teem an email e is am -
d d di 11 if
dorsi I to. steeep upon p +repo , me ;A o fin
lid t t f " le
house, t
well k
a
We have the identical thing you
desire," they said. "It is one o
Dotted's," sand forthwith the gar-
articular
erefore, at --She was
andsad -she wanted
Ifew They Were Discovered and.--
Atirned to Their .Owner.i
t --Y54-11.VJn‘', •••
"notes, re-
rbo lived at Nanterre,. near Paris,
were_ hidden by her in an ,old en-
velope, which WAS placeld in a
uea awo,-.412.4..toesneut-of-fergettul-
the .envelope found its way in -
o a dust bin.
nzngieoW
turned out the but tossed- asider
the tattered envelope without in-
, lam-- Some---eitrters--happened
o pass that way. They p!eked up
rer, oi e emarking. , the_other_l__
• "Perha s there is a fortIne in- .
,i414 -Air. AC/tea,:
Ine'lthlvYa,'-ParlIduexceptainetla "that is
the identical garment Lady A.
ore tit thei--Didce_01.-41's house
party ew ays ago. - eau u
as it io, oshould not think of wear-
„.
crowned the"siimmit -of ..4401,v
gives si ericis' repeated mono-
' r eitweff*ihi<
'not :entirelt_eertain. _They are
midi vineyards. and gardens '
-w• Y7.
-Drunkards of Ephraim -The the- annunering word"f drunken men,
solute aristocracy of the capital no thine mock the wegritiorars-repe.,
Aweepings of London's thim-
'make 1aniti&Uy 40,000 tons -of
hip rtiti
. ,
it adiarLa
hood of .Negapataintliving is so
eapthat beef costs only -three
pound, mutton two -cents,
to five cents
ur cents a dozen,..
buttervecents a poun an
Unita and vegetables ia the sai:ne
Mar -14,4 to
' stance; pineapple. ten cents a rloz-
-*.en *14 new potatoes, five cents a
adirig-flewer--o s--glori.
beauty-,441eMents- of 14141
and - tiiiintegisitiOa-ifere."-.41resit
,evident on every hand.
2. 'A mighty and strong one
..w rilra
, he -who
are we that we
it -lecturer -tY---'thii-inati4
Are we newly torn infants1 Is it
Referring to the Assyrian po sarY t9: rus t.tItit '64;x6sat 401,1ads-4von°*re
nt tri "
14--tettelte 71
Sayi, but_by men icor strange
lips. and with ste ering tongue-
\%anertng lips!!!
e . triprobriinnints--ended-siti
the prophet replies to the mocking
irterruption of hit hearer* by
titement on hu apost&te1POPl0
ith the hand -Or, A vcith vio- Or, "for with
-
'4, Trodden under foot --By the in.
vading army of the enemy at the
time of tha 4.151101106 pointing- out- --that -unwelcome.
judgment against the nation.
4. The first -ripe fig before the
mmer-It is-4,-.1amiliar fact tha by_Jeliovah himself to this people
in Palestine, sljn,_ other fig preduet still there uncouth language,
preeeded by is few scattered fiis eats of the Assyria invaders.
fruits. These "first -ripe figs", are 12. This -The course of -action ed.
still esteemed 4 great delicacy. voCated previously by the prophet,
*sets, Nahum,, and Jere-
miah, as well as 'Isaiah, refer to
this -early fruit (compare Iios. 9.
ie. 7 Itah-2 Jer. 24.
*doltet cal fot
*a they art
t ere
I All the mos
to the, tIlie
tu re, In the
'41is atdetol
bgin
was-arta,AtetaittpOrri
11 lithens atrept6t by, the
d teng
, that ,tlay The day of jti
and desolation. •
leliovali of- hosts beeome
wit of glory . -A ,,beatitifiii pro.
n figeritiVe language to the
nnznt -residue. of the faithful
Jehovah altall-redeem and to
0 he bilagelf liecome.
of beauty, strength, and
r. And cven these -The ton at
.841ein ainong, whom the priest
' the prophet.are /rt.
d to because of their t*irig the,
fritusi lade** of thr pople. It
th•
and oft -repeated Message will :be
followed 14' a severer word spoken
is the ret, the only mlarie of avert-
ing the Impending clisatStera; and
this ajOrte. is the onispostable means
of bringing refreshing to the ex.
bausti,d nsti�n and city.
3; Therefore-Beeause the warn-
ing of the prophet hits been, (113re.
arded the punishment and 4estruc.
tion foretold will surely Come uPott'
the thy. :
Fall backward Retreat . front
.their position and be -Cast
,
. down. • '• •
Broken* and snared, and taken. -
Defeat and Atitt titter de -
013004 1611 be. the inevitable:out.
ome of , the cotilliet which, their
apostAsy iota 440.hovoth will in; the
:iota bring upOtthern.
e • durin fair weather t 6 I tte f 1 th
a r 3 re use e mass
the. liquid will reliain c ear an
t4. &rtie1saitcsLaLUieJ*L
r-,ga-ve - him severs .tuts
'.bad_to:killthaloy_ and
s
was' 'nffertn
r
sti, he requested his .teacher to
11 him by ti,:atene- lying in :the
they said; so by way ,of revenging
.thernselves on the unknow joker
And not believing the notes were
genuine they tore them to pieces
and threw them aside.
Two market women came along
shortly afterward. With the
shrewdness of their class they cognized the scattered pieces of
het
theium-irthli.Wiiii"-i-tisary of
Police.
Shorasisistants in, the smart haus-
c.a ar as perfectly trained never
to show mirky's° as the best ser-
vant3. The young hcpwornan
merely remarked that she was sure
"Mrs. X. woe mistaken.”
Ptietti"diee tahretihneou'ise' " Elqducersitnigo.nwwb
at
vitae% wal gat s it is
on.t et and
y-thip.,•=113e-
act in thc, traJi and
e e
utezit tttio:Imateoa oels auckel never
There„they were niece& to ether
and it was found that none was
inissinv Two hours later the notea
it° curiously discovered were re-
stored to their owner.
FlUNISIIED FOR HIS RASHNESS
-The ,captain of a merc1iskittnis67
•
you, sort," he said.
All rghL rny man," replied the
skipper.- -"Where have you ThiiI
Tenfiirel"'
"Australia, sorr."
"Well, you must bring me your
character."
The cliaracter was obtained, and
Alibernian was-ivese41ng_i1
nother
VliiMinervtere-foWn-lieWiiir"—
,"Cunard, sir."
44What couTltry I"
'all those books cin• astronomy ou
her4ilitittir4sihtuLL-
are not ours."
"A pleasant little surprise for
Ott," responded the lady.. "'You
ow dear ou said this mernin
that we ought toetu y astronomy;
and -isti I went, to the bookseller's,
and bought everytki,ng could on
-
It was ,soine, mitates before fie
tn,k"" he :then said 416 I
never i ste. must study tistroio
said we must study eeon0-‘
—
an
wept to bring the stone. The mos;
eattherdlylifted the stone when
a black serpent rose up land coiled
itself round his arms. .
The half boy, seeing that
d and some passersby CAtile. there,
Seeing the boy in this state, they
irttarratd-the-rellice4--who rtache
it ere Inimediateff
nate master was in that condi-
tion, Seeing the police, tile ser.
it -his -prisoner and-the-rnarz
r was arreetf
It was at dinner, and. thcre had
Eeen ihieken, of which the littlo
daughter:of the house had pttk-
t'fl. with great freedom.
,'I went some more ehieke
"I think .you have lzada much
AS is good, for you,., deer, p
Iriineete mamma. " ou,can t have
Mort now but here is a wishbone
that you and rattinteri, can pu 1.
• That, Will be fun I'. You pull% one
tide tri(1 pull the other,_ an
whoever gets the longer ,eird ra
have her wish +tome true.. Why
baby, you've got it What was your
with, ear
"X wjsh furtome niore e token',
taid Franee, promptly
COMf
ria," said Aft. J'ones,
no o • his *Tarrying days, ".it re
o' forward."
' Shortlyafter, a the two men
weresirilhing the .decckttogeth::
heair sea,' -the -Englishnia*,-.wrsis
swept overboard'. bucket arill All.
Paddyof= his tInci then
cal... ow, there's my old clothes, "Come ' esPonded the com-
'Why can't you make them. over for wander. to is rap. "What's up
eliildrext„inattiad,41,gban liaw , .
away remernb*n that
. "Because they' e worn out when Cuparder this I" queried
you're done "with b,ein,". answered . -vertainly.
tfireTiAlitslr; It4I-1111e- =Sting Yez tuk-hira 'without a charae-
over things for the children that tory, ,
won't hold together *.you could not "I did.; anything- *misfit'
rt. it. yourse11441Marl. itiLY0.4-11tet.,± "Ile's,igone overboard wid _Xer
fort I will think of
eorinuing my daughter fo your are
you must succeed in doing some-
thing." "Oh. I've done that, 1
itecesded in 'kissing her last night,
ter ,she had assured, trie that I
n.ve
your approval..
sitf
W4143 a !roman, that's, ;A Paull 8,370,0t4 square miles,
hieh
liaved is a ppliti,y• rued.y
. 052„450 areas Europe.,
Tbut 7.4as-in .41031. Ohio warm :gallon of vinegar weieit more
Ill MAY Ur. Jones went, Prolee*Diri winter than in summer,. as the
tOg through the elesetst leeking for cold c53ISCS the fluid to Contract.
,sonietinrig.. he :couldn't And, ”and •
be screamed, 'where
alpaca duSt.toati"
*de' kti 'O'er .for Johnny
M?..•'Well,--where's the browi
linen one 1 bought last, sufivier
"Oodles -bag tt," niunibied Ikee
Jons, teemed to .have adif
culty in r rt eta at that
vast iiiade it, into A nk
gets more "etijoYinent.
r 1*ugb
asked t1. a5tonsLcdI
subdued', woul
Mutt retiwht‘t you have'
1 1113'Alk bat oU hairtift
r for the baby,. have
, e W' II tO
ably with Israel,.
!le betetting sift hvir f
Ite:eu. drunketiness.
4116*(41 up' of 'witie,
ilter "confused with
Ily absorbed .iii, theit ,,
..ks; The meitmn.
is n.,t:tietir.,
Err , sioli.43#teivt-..
t ' sapPosed di
1 ' thay eiai* t
V'er tontiOrtib
-
rogests,*
Tlli
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