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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1884-5-22, Page 4LuseIowa, int Meet t t, Bat Gr crfully, The New Bey of Tunis. One of the most delicious tiro Were of The new bey of Tunis isdescribed as. the tropics is the mango, the a:'tine of '‘e. short -legged, obese, little man, near- 'vlucla, however, is apt at first to em. sighted and deaf," who, when he desires bermes ,tuft 1? =tether a, stranehr to no to review the troops on horseback, must small dee*tee. In shape the mango re- be lifted into the saddle. And yet, from ee'ththltee :a hear with the : '3ui at the the date of the hate bey's accession, he wrong end, flattened, however, like a was generalissimo of the Tunisian army. beau, anti with the small end turned Formerly, he was a pian of active hob - over to o e side, sonhethiug like the fig- its and euerretie will, and was charged 1`re8 eemn on en cashmere .eeee ne one with preserving, internal order and with Dirge variety Is entirely tient)', tang a chastising those tribes who learned the %mailer Rattan toyellow, with rich red Algerian colonists. During the Frenula filet k., e•ditating tunlptiug hues for a expedition against It rounairs there was pT.aaut r. Iustde is a very large • considerable apprehension felt at,;iris seed, which forms acon4derable Impede lest he should oppose the niaielr of the im,ont to the eu oyment of the iuevphri- French irootis. His souncrest brother str:ngv way, And rt a difficult to handle oft against him by U. Houstan, who s? the 'rt'.ery thing. A thoroughly ripe threatened to make up with Taieb and 1110.1V%) teas as klmt of commination of put him forward as ft olairant to the fru in .:bell and baked eutlt.'ard aspect successsion. Allof late years has "grown 'arid texture to its deep yellow puip,and 'eft and lazy." its rich h aver is tndese ib;able, except Haat, when teats')) for the first tittle, it How Many $note? seems to have a alight trace of tarpen- Says hill Arp in the Atlanta Coiaalc- gre'e'n, for the gully Is joieed to. this m a Taleb is dee. aced to ave7reen played trste, ti,litelt rc,:;.cttrbtance, however, dis- appears on en -ii :tint:wee.. The large yellow va i, -t, seemed to LTG to !lave a veru s ig�at are! ,1. e ,.tt: d avoL of Ix allin ' sta} ed two were and caws hack as as fallow, 1 know a young man who was poor and smart, and a friend sent him to one of these schools up north, and he +;illi', -The heraeu'Sato eats :t retiree ruining eugiaeer and tit bride ..-builder, for the fiat taut'+ a eetter:al'' a*9vt is lain- anti hot year he planned anti built a self with ,'',tett t,tt and ala. f:at,e who cotton factory and is getting a large mange pulp aunt juice" which 's verb salary. What a grand opening there is "tielt•v read yellow, SU drat 1117 looks as 1f in tele region for boys who have a me- ,t i t..tr hat' "ven nidi with ehnnical genius, or base a fancy for seeft•hailett cg ; :la the aerie It trill minerals or for mining. How many +tri'* t1t, tU L tt :t )rent!,,, as frit.'- .1/4;"11'a :tn college heyare there in this state who ttr'eli'i;ary fruit, the rearrest wny t ging to can tell what kind of native timber will rt" 8 tir'en„to :.tri:, which lta+ hitt nue bear the heaviest fungous, or why y you ill••, 'hart 111a'r,•3Ue 1� 1•t' Int ""tt flare t11:G'.hitt oak fur else part of n wagon at till,but w :nit. :t % uta nett for another, or what timber zltpalt ,i at tepee ue+ awl l Tisi)hIL 0'1'14,41 will last longest under wtiter and 'what leant;• ;zt tee ,a a e1, to ilia tie sentV t.Iu:, be out of water. !low stately know sand- BrieRed tsf iia.1 wt p,ult: tL,liltiut soilia stone from llltte:tune or iron from man- tao 'tint +', r i, C tl f (1.;'„�f, , t• ,I I.VYPtS• 'mu;" te . IIow to tgv know Low to cut „pendent eheeee �r IYi.t.-. :; rafter or a brae(' without a pattern. !IOW tzautiknow 'el turns the fast ,f 1.11 a (fit, the toll tf the wheel Or the bottom :Nile Rare .fret .E T 7C -ton , Doper, ill as the wagon moves along the ground. the May r, z 1Flaera,, •; Til.• Altiegines [Te'S Mian,1tlnty how steel is made and genu the Galttuist-1, "-.ales ground in tip, how n snn'1.Yy can climb atree. 1h.-it;gen to the Trr.itui 'demi t,. Oar Bow manly know that a horse gets up toed and a Yin:rr, rase• bl.force and . a Cow gets 81) behind, tend Indian is ti.Merit.F ;.. feeiin a : the tow Fats.grass front her and the The cors' wa ,1,.irtttd as ow fanners l'or'e eats to luta. flaw many _non 1.1511: it, in 1.111 itretr. or four fr'e't apart, that: a imrv-evar s nm: upon a tree not-- with etttith four or fla'cl rain. in as hill. Means r gets nnylzighttr from the ground or grcAK ahem tilt yttrll; gager:,, new, antl .o hal true hears fruit without bloom. pumpkins orssir=nsht^=filled than intervene - - -- • �+-- - - ing, space, Wa:t:a Au Apron and a Trying Pan. The vera' tiltt_b • of our +ti newt+ frit lhtiruii lily as canoeing has been n t l 1 't •• 1 C 3 �+ rt. that .h J:c fu L, n . ut ricin l :, , '';Flee there ere t( s't tl t t tt ,1 t twosecrets which learned tutalehav ays of cooping iron* the 110 -canoeist has ever fullui uta-. ed. indiaaS' Tare. lrmtny, .slop, rowed 'C':teoc'iat without number have tried rash, and satawn are ,yeti[. borrow'"'. to !forma the, perfect apron—an n roe tp pretlarattom- of Indeed 0°1 1) which' bear :oanoeerst alto keep livery drop of seater 'less nhtairsr :nee served in wigwams. eottw'of the canoe, +veil rn the heaviest no dant:,, le r '.��«.(i, before the white'tram •tern, :ted et ..will not confine hitt even' had ever ""'lt.I the WI tr""toys 424 ,for n, se1OOIIL in the event of a a:,'lp-ire. wtrving tx-tt:ela of the maize -heart. On .Tv one alas stiecetedott. The !Reflect front the eine:1,1nel tougues; and. the �.Ihicrft typal''reap _o closely :truer 2. the (a, c ; S. Gil)r.E t51;1derttikeret filed l` )..I'll to `Ei .l •thIfteththtlar al: TOULD SAY LO V If those tvh intend enrol:Aslas to dt so from the uiauuftccturer. The dealer Who buys tc ,ell again must uocassariiy have a profit. We claim fo gtvetho purohalters the benefit, which Cermet tail to meet the, WOWS of the Grangers. Our exltenetis are less than those ofoik) nlanulaeturenconsegnent wecan se)leheaper Emblem of all the Different i WOULD cuittigdt our tlerekudp1 Me'at,whieh is more roan;.' }tat* than a ver,ad we ItaTe .tdtieil r'ever't 1 new designs of late The best oothits trasketa shreeds,aud eters uuern rt,qulsile at tate' toneatpricer Our nen lio.rse iB trronouu.:ettb% eolupeterrt judger, to be second to Roup In the provinces; Societies. a hot store, or the bottom of an +emigre ron is attlon'r tits:Ircall:a elf r ripe ever hues the canoeist on tree new texperimtnte in Apron -making, +lett be ARNICA >ver reaches the desired goal. Often I u ,hellaneies that he has sueceedcti, but he a. :tilwatys finds that his apron is net quite ltterfeet, and tlutt other men befit a hint grave tried precisely the same -cart of • IENBEITAKER Ala kuuerals furnished aet. conducted tet the 'eery low est rites^ My Stock: of Undertaking goodsis large, complete end we aneorteel, and any person requiring anyitiina to this line will fiteelit to their*dvaaltegeto give mo m Data and eaautlRO If1 themaehea. DABINi1T-tUAKER. I have jusGretrereq tt ergo stool, %Valnut and e1o.ewouct Caskets; alac itoIBn1 of ever; descrip- tion. A complete store of Robes and t''ri7htnrinee aIwsy n hand. The ).,.eat st •lea Qa Chamber and Peder Suit€ All kinds: of rurniturc art the lowestratcr, ¶11tt, BE:il't�iiR':r11tsu LN TI COUNTY Remand: plane -.Nearly opposite ICerp's Tobacco Store, gaiu.sireet, Exeter. •meq %! ,Fu.:,it �r+�+� Y` is . .l t�NSAL l t PORK PACKING HOUSE TEOIIIN(i 1'1LI S.- IPTf)\t`+AAI)(l'1iI. The senaptan)a are trnkture, like t•eispir atii n intetw. itching itiel4aseil by scratching';. very dittieetifig, rattieular tat alight; Stems as It phloem Ms R('re Brat 11 in :uta obaut the lectern, the private outs , :fir u3lletilne s ef- fected. If allowed to continue SOLS Sel'ious re. sults way fellow. "•str.lAlNE'S0INT1il.NT" 1 4e 19 ti 1ea,..e It sure Also ., t lr cure. SI o f I ,i Ptttch, Tell, balk-Li/team, St Uil Head, I;rynieeia,i. Barbers' ltch l)le"telats, ail so:Ily crust Shia Diseases,. fir by ti ail, ,etc Ct ; t for gl 25. Address,, Pit. S\Y.1.T,Nil Y Ste N. 1"hl+j,e l a. Stili b4 I)Iuggi",ta. .U)YICR Tel IIOTUUERS. Are yen disturbed at night and brokelt of 3:our reat)y asickcltild ilulttaiug tool crying with pato of ettetin,p t. tt7e': If SO,,I n 1'tt f l:to ::cr gettabottle of MRS WINSLUW'-, coni+'. SFIiL l'•' its vain., fa inealculahle, It will re- i Neve the poor little tr,lffer<rintuletilately. De- pend I, LPabo t 1 I u it. 1 It cures t be ,t • said e t tar l alt Irhoca ' i] a ) 3 , sr' t stn 6 tale stomach end-: bowels, CurCa ate saftena the le nus, reduces inflammation. and gtles tone it 8.1 energy ter the )Cielo t•yetem. j r1tu. 'FI�sl e,w n :loom, . Rvtn r ton Ct,iW BEs ++mise is pleasant to tiro (tote, mud is the preseriptien of one of the bided and best female nurses anti phyaiciana itr the United States, and isforilnlu by all druggists through. out the' told. Pries 2!1 .ants a bottle. vessel set tefore the tire, the ;abttrir;iasr'l acture, ._. _ - • _ halted wase; the pioneeraft+.•rwardI:aated on his fret: and called it hoe -mite; the tooths:.uae acuthern'eisii calve." tire; 'iso first blade by the squaws, who shreudeil it in littel�' before committing it, to the lire. TbeiIndians knew how to h4icern by app4er.g 1t; e. They celebrated mho iollsingat° the delicious green "reas3,ia g. ears" •ice -cs swlehnufeast. They mesteish- ;efaun and discarded it. !darn there is the perfect fn g -pan, eft ialn tt asldinvalids withtuai;4 ee:1, )igs+ bottom of which can be ke t clime and the •+were before us with the *terve +'hut it will neither impart tat*,taste of en pop #i-core for Su -ran Lealled it. otos '+teen, ' !;ii taver food cooked t11e in it or onor f her Btc.t 'tour wild brethren turd airs". tlaed%ciiitu corn in Wave ttfli:nowsl rte, tis; it',vae their chief food, ani ltht3yl "put it through altits s:t ces." •L erusa tem artichokes, dried currants, pewder- ed mxlba;pies,—indeed, almost saisi'other! sorts est 4irait and flesh,—were 'nixed) with it. 'They cooked ri le doirghlhuts: of meal its- dropping thele ince mmple . syrup. tP ie of their most trealni preps-. rations tv'as probably that ai'hish, ;in;. Vire-item, atlas called rocs dortiau , .and, iu gewEIngland, mokicicsinapiy areh. ed. corm pilverized, and carried. ill a' }ouch h ourneeyin g; it wasilaize0, :be-, fore ems, With snow in reinter And, with t psdtg water in manner.. 'They used melee for many other tillage; cif the meal ithey made poultices; with a bowl of reeesh, given by the bride to deer new lord, entle tribes celebrated attcar- riages; by5 oLcans of the graiusof n2aize, ; Lo represeatt.a penny or etiver, the ea„- : age east up his 'accounts with the trader; grains of atm were sent as tickets Igo' those wire there bidden to a feast; sued, by putting them into gourds and turtle - shells, rattles were made. The husks they braided ler mats and wrought into baskets, into Light balls for some of their games, into salt -bottles, and eveushoes to g before the white man took the hilae end made of tl nl ehair-bottoms, floor mats, and collars for hent. es. illaize was worshiped ss a divinity. Children were kept iu the ,field to watch the pre- uious grain as it grew; but some• of the tribes protected the thievish erow, be- cause of the lege'.iid that a mem had brought thein the p rst seed of the pleat which supported their life on so many sides. -Froin the aborigine :i the settlers learn- ed the its+ of other articles of food, such as the pereitninon of t1u South, and the so -colied ground -nut of the North. • Penn found the savageia eating •baited beans, es white 1)001)le (10 yet in Boston. The festoons of drying pumpkin in the frontiernlan's cabin are imitated •front the Indians. laim Mrs. Wood, of Hartford, has perform. ed the remarkable feat of writing the whole chapter: of Genesis within a space the size of a quarter of a silver dollar. It has been calculated that in the same seater of time that it took her to write `Cie firet chapter of Genesis she eould' have made sevenleee. pies, darned the teen pair of socks, and washed the dishes eleven times, but then' making pies and washing coshes are not re- markable feats•, and would not have given her fame,although indulgence in those pursuits would probably liars •given More sztisf:aotiun to her family. )"'Mertes it comes in contact with. The 4s'sarcll for this frying -pan is like the -searoll for the fountaru of youfk. Per- it:cps in another ;tend it 'better aAtorld it Imlay he fouthd.— . Y, Ttn ts- Coarted liar Like $900. Where was a elan named mins in te'.Confederate regimentdurin :Se war, es ho was well on toward middle life; but when his wife came up to tramp one ,tart?,' she seemed to make him yxaetng by 'comparison. There seemed • e be a entutury's difference between thy; and •theenian, who was as ugly :ss''.Georgia ;meeker usually is, was handsome .beside Mee/fife. "How &lid you ever Caine to enemy such an old witch as theft=' ask- ed erne of his superior officers,:taking Bene:side. "Well, you see," maid the ,alum, ira,ther sheepishly, "her mother '111ept:'•little grocery store down the ,eornur•of the street where I lived, and I tuseit Ito go in there to get what I,Wan- ted:toee.tt. .One day II found. the old ,'aornnti''e ugly daughter all alone faille :afore. just as I came in I heard' he eliaak afe;ilver through the loose rafters overhead, :and the old woman counting:; 'One itwez, three,' and so on. I sat dowst 1 Ashd wide' love to the girl, Hud the did (WOainta t 'eats irs kept on counting. Bee sad -by elle was away up in. the hundreds -four hnsdtreds, four hnn4red and fifty, live haiiesizied. I courted that gild' harder end harder as the old woman gat s higher. Finally she stopped at nine: hundred. Greet Scott! I said to my- self. 'Nine hu.rtdred dollars!' Beloved' Sukey, will you :be mine? She said she would, and W:e'aere nmarried that same day." "We1l, is that all?" "No; there. were only thirty of 'those silver dollars; the old woman eoilrUed.them over thirty, times." Perhaps it weeldbe well to in•• vestigate a little every tine, •mor-. A. traveler in Montana. while suffer- ing from .the cold at 25 degrees below zero, offered to bet .$100 that no human bei :tg living could ascend the Big Hole Mountain, 1,200 feet high, without any other clothing than a pair of, boots, and return alive. A native aceepted the bet, put up the money, and started, being absolutely naked above the tops of his rubber boots. He carried a'vlrsky to • tae in the left hand and a twig of Tong- , leaved pine in the other. Arousing plause of the crowd of spectators greet,-' cel the hero when he reached the top. He cod not stop long, but returned on the jump. His face was reel -hot from the whisky,'leis back by scourging him- self with the pine twig, and the uncov- ered parts of his legs were blue with chi it f T1tiss. and OIL LINIMENT CURES ALL. Pains and Aches, ANO IS IMPOST PERFECT MU ' ISDN in th6 V/OLD I 501.0 fine AILL DEAL RS. ,PRICE, 25 AND 5 C f f(TS PER COTTLE. TEN sEVNIZ tO.nfTiSCIENTIFIC A sttairsS. con. t nu t tnDe,+r for Patents, Caveats Trade thug nd. inrks. nerttvenuany, Unitedand Boo about Patens sent fly's., '2'11111y -seven _years,:experience. Patents obtained`ihrou;;3' MUNN & CC: arenoticed la Lha Setex rll:rc Alt sn1c t i, the .largest •best, and 'Veen'. el av,,,ttheeedid enga�ingslana interesting ste11 formation. Speeimtn eopyof tate Scientific Amer. AnenICAfree. 0IDee"ad'LBro dway, &C0_,.orj1. lF;c • viii be taailc to 'i applicants and to ca •comers of last year without orrirring it It contains flans'. berm, •prices, descriptions and $iti ctiona for phoning all, Vegetable..ana, Flower eyciis�, Plantttt. etc. ��ggtss s it?as1n JO • all. D. M,�C -ERR,!f, & CO:Cawf.eiczz Having c„tulatt))et:tt buuitivsstor the Fall and, 'Winter Trade \Ware prepared r c wr 'red tc r e t e t tell tFa n '+ l a alar n tarYtla 1 1 Peek,snbjeet to tlletuflowingreg ulatin:iu We will tate off twe pounds perhnudred it dry, and three pound It soft. Shouldertucl: tweeiy-five confit. If any eine t(mg gots are left la ,]b cern tsextre will heclefleeted. 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