The Exeter Times, 1884-3-13, Page 6Bees» Talmage
• Fetmali, the celebrated tamer cf wllcl
beasts,deciares thattbere is no elnpirh.al
reeipe for beast training, and that the
;,teat secret is to fear aathing. No doubts
it is to a gree at extent, a,ulatt -r of ne-
ons organtaatiun;, bnt.the anima -la are
1r batv also
sudeprivation wel .
of
bleep, not food, and by the administra-
tion of lowering drugs. 'And herein.' ilp
our opiuion, consists. the difference...bo.
tweet" the sportsirtan wrlio boldly' socks
les carnivorous oppouci}i "in its natiita
haunt, ane! him Who Seeks to further
aubjiigata an already-•..lia..brokellan
animal. It seems that the hyena:fa.t'liv
least intelligent and lilbAtnit i;reclairnablel
of all the carnivore; the jeopardy the
illtat She fis)lec .Tu.
4
Ail wva .# see l'uw yieu looit
R; ithtt i , gs,' sa` " ^ ,, d duffer to a
youtuf lady, attempting '.push aha hair
front /par forehead.
. x. lakiL just wait a moineht until I get
a razor," a11e'ieturued, "I would like t4.
see haw you lf'ok`without a mustache."
" Tian reason. I twat; cultivated a
naus 4 " he said, with an impudent
tat; . ,
look.: f prevent h
I aCe iC a9 t+4the ttf -
Ire ins fro kissing Lei,- -.So if your find
it iu the w ty , why cut 3.t eg. 1
" It is net the inns I object to' -so 1
much, Out -the attachment .I fund in the
ica,V," a3yilikk biro suggestively fretti
bead ter fogt•., lie took the, hint and -re- 1
lievcd 'hh'r- of his.presence.••--Prerzel`a
1
west affectionate arid- tractable; whiles
the Cape lion is in this respect superior' Tlio';ght Ile Was in Chicago.
au hes congener of the .. Sahara and
Senegal. individuals of the same
,lx ries,however, show ;-mat differences
in ilia;"ositioIl. The lion is most easily
tamed between three and four .years old,
while Ilia character is, So to speak,
process of development.
L'an'e •t- to,yentiletictu and cleanliness
i9 Tnue It required for the health of the
ulitlaltle, n hitt are more liable to antler
from heat than void. The lion refuses
mutton, goat's ilesh, vat and dog, and
Iwrc•fcrri veal 4u11 beef, but will accept
fowl and horse, The tiger", wolf and
hyena are less fastidious, and the last
prefers its meat high, The black !war
eats Email- tri'•tt anti fl•i r, and eau fast
for a week without inccuvenience. All
the groat c ir.:ivura haled a 1iz•:sion far^
milk.
Though the mild. auitunl, will breed
pretty freely in captivity, Faitstali's e(-
parioltce was that the young are never
vigorous or ltealtlt r ; and of eighty lion
whelps helps born in his menagerie, we aro
surprised to loam that not owe survived
its third or fourth year. In most of the
feline tribe the maternal instinct eat
quires to►1>e assisted by a curious# pre
-lLutiau—t11t% toted exclusion of light
from the mother anti. her cube during
three fiist nine or ten days of their exis-
mencfi: otherwise, these fieers.e* matrons
would reverse the order of nature, by
b-eouring instead of nourishing their
offspring.
According to the authority quoted, tsllt
adult tip r i : the most CX11e11••tvt rtf the
carnivore, costing 0,000 franc!;;. but as
much, lir more, may be given for a chime
peace. The lion cots an equal sum, but
the Iioues,x may be hall for from twelve
to fifteen hundred francs; tht. ,lava,
panther cost frons twwo thousand tothree
thousand; and of lVirtes;, from .is dun.
•tr4+i tet t'i;;lit huudri t1; while leopards
ere sold for 1.' 00 frtulc,tht',pstir. \elves
may lie+ had at avt ry ninth cheaper
rate_; anti by Inns from sixty to one
hundred francs : but in '.Trial the latter
stay "iii -time.. lata giurt h;t>sed al low as
.t inane,
,�.,.
A t1.'n'ter Imide.
'1'l ,aa ,,t r 'link tth locomotive in
!'rot t•s,s of construction at the Central
ttaeia]e halt at Sacramento. Tim name
a l:1 il,ilie•rnadnr. 'l'lacw total length of
the t'w'ine vutl tender is t15 feet: inelL ms;
iris Mg Ni heti lase 1Jfeet i inches; :five
rads:: tit clrive'ra, 4 feet 9 inches in
lt:tux•ttr. with a four -wheeled trt:Vk is
trout : ww ttrr capacity of tender 3600
altun�
cylinders 21 incites in diame-
ter, with t; tl.itxh stroke; total wvoi b ,
if clsi:,int'. ;'tans;; weight of drivers, 04
:ons; weight of tender (light), u0,f50
pounds, total weight of engine and
tender iligltti, 08 tons and =pounds.
There are two six wheel trucks under
the tender. Making a total of twenty-
-ix
wenty.: ie wheels is tttnlc r the engine and tender.
The valve gearing, designed by A. J.
Stevens. is something entirely new,
there being nothing likelt in the coup.
try. It is .aid to be the largest engined
in the -world. It is for use onthe Sierra
Nevada Mountains, and it is expected
to do nror9 work than :twci„of tiateln "n
nowv used, with less.consimt , titin of
The heavic �`,t eitgi• ``no's en.n tit
Ce 1 ra y s ,,pp
,... t t , l,,ri aoI'tic � lid , �a?f Iaas�i lee!?
nineteen e , la ' t `""71 '•
ads„ p a 13. fobs
Made. Its dimcnsrms are,: ;14',I tt"df
tender (hrltti, 63,000 pounds ; weight of
engine:, 123;000 pounds ,,„water, galiacity .
of tender, 3000 gallons, 'Tt l(as yeiglit
drivers of 4 feet 8 inches each ; driving -
wheel base 15 feet 9 inches ; total wheel
base, 53 feet 1 inch. Some of the old
railroad men have doubts abort the
Nuccoss of such a monster, and entertain.
the idea that the weight of the engine
will spread the track and crush the
metal into the ti0.4.
The Lightning Ticket Seller Talks.
" On Decoration Day, 1882," said
Colonel John Murray, the lightning
ticket seller of a Western circus, "
Chicago I sold 6150 tickets in an hour
without an error, and without takingin
a bad piece of money. In twenty-two
years' experience I have never taken
but one $5 counterfeit bill. The false
silver money I can detect the monierit I
get it in my hand, either by the weight
or by handling. it. We run across queer
customers sometimes in. the . South. In
some places they come to a circus with
knives up their sleeves, and as I would
hand therm money and tickets the points
of their weapons would cut my hands.
The negrees of the •South aro. the
queerest set Z 'ever ran across. They
remember.aman for years. Before a
sase ^
season is over m hands have corns on
them from theconstant handling of
silver. No, an attempt at, robbery was
never mado,bnt once, and -that -was in.
Cleveland in 1880. It was after the
eight performance, and
dh v�gRp
in my valise. Eph : S . W •' a o s
just 'getting off of the grounds to take a
hack when a man struck me with a
slung -shot. I shot at loin and so did
Sells, but he got away without tire
money, and a policeman promptly art
rested me for shooting at him.'•'—cincin.
ruiti Yews Jvrtrttal.
Backus, the minstrel, ball au euotr.
mous month. Ono summer be and itis
fellow minstrel, Birch, parted, Itireli to
go fishing and Backus to go to Chicago,
NVhen Birch one day had lislttxl fora l
sort time. there VITRO tremendona
}auk at his book. Using all hie might
be palled to the turface .a tush of sue~. i
prising proportions, and 'Riththe !armlet
mouth he had ever seen iu any member
of the nutty tribe.. " Great gotlywhop. ti
pus, Raekus,"' cried the burnt cork 1
antler in amazement, dropping his
t ,i:kle awl springing to his feet, "1
f ataneht you were in Chicago 1"
(ilaagolt''s Coinii ere Al Importance.,
3lauy' T'tvatiers will be surpristx1 t')
, learn that talas,gowv is the second Islxgest,
city in ( teat Britain.:tnti the third iu
comnTerrial importance. Iii population
and nuumf;,e. torics it almost equals
Philadelphia. and for wet weather ear -
passes any American vita'. largo or
sr,ntll, with which I ata aequauntisd. The
e people are bray, thrifty, iudn'strious and
exceedingly polite, : intenstyly utstinuai,
but absolutely ignorant and iutiiQcrent
About America mid Amcricnn affairs. I
have not suet any person so igaoraut as
the Italian count who asked whether it
as !lett t1aii viiinii to venture outside of
Ncww York on account of the Indians, but
they do not scent to know or tare that
iu the vicinity of the noble city of Tow•
son there is a populous and thriving vii -
'
lege called Balltimorc'.
r Glasgow elabu' to have the largest
° locomotive, works in the world, and the
shipbuilding yards extend alum; the
Clyde twenty miles to. Groeuock, pre-
senting a scene of eeasolesa industry that
aiw.tonisaltea even an American traveller.
The Glasgow Cathedral is ono of
the most ancient and interesting
churches in (4rest Britain. 1'b : pm'-nt
structure was built in 1181 and is in
excellent preservation. The Univc lenity
of Glasgow made it .t prominent place,
even when the population was .quite
small— ItoRxmurc Uty l ,lit p,
Peculiarities of Tennyson.
Tennyson passes lllost of his days at
Farringfard, surrounded by the lovely
and romantic scenery for which the+ Isle
of \Vk 11t IS noted. Ifo spends, on an
average, six to eight flours a day in his
library, engaged in literary work. Or-
ders aro always given that he shall not
be interrupted except for most mot
mentons reasons, and he never is; for
the members of his family and his ser-
vants think his making of a line of quite
as much importance as the creation of a
new world—an opinion which, it is
needless to say, he fully shares. Per-
haps, if his wife-L.0m was Emily Sell-
wood—were dying, she might venture
to have him informed of the fact during
his hours of work. She would not be
willing that his sanctuary should be.
profaned for any less cause, because she
religionslybelieves that 'i11lan1S ; al s-
pore Is carhely tlx equal oft 1 ed
Tenlysot. If she were capabl fo
ing or e eri' ing any e,gther, i
is d lit 1 he woult rve"w
I w : y�
She lo ab re ervds Yier t:d'ii'iiu dal
�p
s
place by the most rapturous worship
and the most absolute self-effacement.
Thera hate. been, awful inst':l,ncos of
the invasion of Tennyson'slibrary while
he was in the throes of composition,
owing to the relaxed vigilance of his
domestic drat"". ams. The scenes that f'ol-
lowved` can hardly be described. The
poet, in his wiyath, raged like mad,
threatening t estroy the intruder, and
literally tear the little hair he has
left. The; very idea of interrupting
Alfred 'ennyson in his hours of divine
iiispiration seemed to him monstrous
beyodd belief, a hideous crime eternally
unpardonable. He has never, I believe,
ntad54 any physical assault upon an un-
forttinaii'te intruder, though it would have
been sosed, from his furious demon-
strationn,, that he could be 'appeased
with nothing short of homicide—Phila-
delphia Press.
' Possibility of, an, Opeau Telephone..
A telephone on a new principle' has
been -invented :by which' divenation
has been -carried on at a distance of 500
miles. Considering that the means
whereby the power of the telephone'has
been strengthened' can be further in-
creased, and that the resistance on the
land lines with which experiments have
been made exceeds .that of the ocean
cables, it is hoped that eventually con-
versation:may be carried on across. the
Atli 1ttele one thu , nloyed
min; c n y ' d es over
the present sys of transmitting mes-
sages, but it would be a very remark-
able triumph in electrical science to
make conversation possible between
continents separated by an ocean. 2,400.
miles wide
Arali'le lr seri aro men% W R
,re you distutbtel at night au,( broker of your ,
•
Vert byasickehild suffering and crying, with' under tilli`4tlE' ci t{ 1" rn_itur4- x �.
pain of cutting teeth? if so, aendataneeand R,
SYRUP. Its ts1w. re the eleelable. It wilt re, o u
liege the poor suffererftuuwealate'.. 0.)o- arabig Aa wfh inters('
l' i o .- 3 Wtxat�',iu tta slS lift 7r
poudupon itwutl,ere,there t5nouiet heabant the mauuf`tacturor• r
it. It cures t'ye outcry' and eita,rltoea, regulates aiataleir ztba buyq to sal F
be stomach nand but.rls, ;ores c'a„t cane. Qb ,t e. pr ie,n Ya fit
all C S t� 11 n F r , !i c ltil't 1? and' '. t i
a 1 n, tr x i t alio» to 'FC t q
f r. '. i 1bw ar hasors h.
$ the
-tree t,nemei energy to the whole system. beneAt,wbteb kannotlr,il -
5 as. WixsLcw s tix+oraixo Blithe run, clamp.' #o nisat 7 viers a# xita
Grangers, Ons obPenses
'E\ Ton= 's vleaY;int to the taste. anti is Sare lest' than those flfcike
rho prrscriptionof uie ce tlic eldest and beet. ° manul4etureracouveepent
we can eelleheaper.
get o. bottle of ?tUkS W1NSF.OW'S St){1 TIIINO
.Idle nul'&e! a'*i pbeeietjtns i'. met li,attea i
tit,stes. alit is fox stilt” by all 'nea ites ehrutigti-
ut the world. Pzice 23 :drew a bottle.
Ti PA",
may bo found on ¢
Bile, at tfit "
RoWI LI. .t Co'a
Newsy pcl• .A,dvt'rtt ag $nrrau (10 aipruc
Strceti,wchcro ativ!:r• t
tisriigcle to taluant NEW YORKaf
be prole dose 1t ate
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orf late Tito best cons
aa d every
}:select ahr,euds, n cry
'uueral requisite at tl'e
tow eel ),rite: Our ito'w
Referee is pronoueredbr
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,, second to core in the
provinces
tbies of all t
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Soc2 t cs
Funerals furnished as....
ben meted at the Tory low
at r itee-
Al r tmeleofp'nndelrtitkipg
, dots wrap, complete
Irind wo assorted, end any
pertain ,eettiriug' u}d-tline
In One lint Will flu tt tet
thoiradvautap to give Me
a gill and 'Alkaline tet
thomcsirea,
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• platy --N a
I lt:tv.e lu :, race ve.1 i!
,rgestock Walnut an.i
attuseveotall !Casket,; also
i r.ASn. of every aesertp
eatofobe etl.PTrit '`
away el band.
The latest style* '
Chamber and fisher S,lii...
:All kinds of Furniture at
the Iu-eetriwtes..
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A larges omeett.'enr of the Marano wthkh sato
humau suselio* result from derangement of the
atootaeb,bewele,atwd)lxer. Melee 4'A7't'TATt7TC
1'lt is a. t directly upon time "meas, awl aro
tel eetally deeiguail to cure the disewsett muted
by their derangement, iuvbtWug Constieaflort,
amliseatioa, Ayveepai#. Headache, Dyson- OH I1t111ik N, -• 54.00rat dozen. CU(LUUT".N
lem met a beet of enter aitnierttar, fur ali t,f J (tj•Nj'eTel'+r`j,,
*To
Sire.
Exeter.
few Photograph Studio.
ll;
iehit h they area Safe, afire, prompt, anti pkarant
remedy. Tito eittt,•ttr,lye me of these Pitts Py
.1:*tent letyelciatra in regular praetlrc, stows.
uuminal.ably tit,* estimation in wkieh they era
held b7 the medical profession.
Then Ihta'+ aro compounded at vegetal** sub -
el atI,i 'M.'i,Tr,sadare at.i'.lutely free from calomel
or any oiler injurious ingredient.
.1. Sufferer from:iesdaelts writes t
"A.VeleR. Phase aro tnvslttalde to rue, and aro
my emotion companion. 1 have been s< covers
sufferer from Headache, and your Ptt.t.a are the
only thing could look to for relief one *eat
wilt 'pee wv tmiv., my bowels snit tree Tay bead
trent 1-int.11tev are the moot otteetive rand mer;1ta, ,t 1 hyr.'i- I•it:111 . v, rb•und. it. lea. pleasure
t,' use to opeik tutheir leaflet.. and 1 always du Fo
%ln u + •e.t>t•.n tellers.
W. T.. Page &lira.°"
F a.ar.11itt St Itiehmund, \ a., ,tune 3, lith:',
"1 Irv. u -i-,1 111 It' i 1'u.t,s in nutnherlers 1t"•
Stam. r, .untc^tn'cdby ynu sad have uever
kieeen them t+• fail to aecomedieb the tles[red re.
suit We e.•i; ,antsy kaapthem tux bend at our
hetet.• and print them as a pleariant safe and
ri•Ii tld , fatuity lue•dielu.. @'Olt lerS1'1•;i'tai.t,
they are invaluable. 11.wre."
't. -;t Teele, Taum 17, It:,e•L'.
'rtte Iai.v. Feeeset't 11 lr.itutwr.. writing from
este rhe, Go.. -.lys, ,For tome years path 1 liayu
1MM! ln,tiect to cin'tlp1uswwthin, front whlt'h, in
s;eit • ..t the we of lat911,'1ne's of vntImtg kinds,
1-lLtrt•red inereasing htevuventealee, until ramp
neem less .,1 began taking e'r n's 1'ii.1A. They
have . ntirelyy eurre.ted the soetive habit, and
h n
vastly improved my general health."
Armes t'ATlrtiltTre puss correct irregular!.
u.•• ..f the b, , ., Aleulate the altltetite taut
digeethm, and 1.y their prompt and thorough
notion giro tone and 'iZoi' to tbo whole phprteal
re..el'it t •_
i'1trI- Ann, nv
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