The Exeter Times, 1885-7-23, Page 2Iverybody's Air -Brake.
• Yee, .ah, ' said Until* Zaoh,
I'ee, watched it forty years are its
as 1 atm ; Da feat of Itty nit` Chriat-
mas day of de same year *Vera o >ip.es.
on de same week day. " "
Further a inversation proved Oriole
ZeOlt a► mush inoretilulotte person.
Cheucing to mention Dr. Carver's
feat: of breaking glaea balls with a
rifle, he timid
ani'%, Mr. W. B. Howley, refer' to , ly given !trot in Boston. Te _owe ee
the astenirhiug yield of seed' by or- t did not talk temperance exactly there
elude. Darwin calculated that a siu • I wise water in fu;~rye.
ole capsule of onus macidata eintain E Tneodore Thomas will probably
ed 6,200 eeeefp, and a dingle cl�tt not continue his summer concerts
186,600; ac that attar deducting 12, throughout the Kummer, but the, old
000 as bad there would! retrain 1 familiar strain, of the Themes sloth•
auli'tojaiht to oOver an sore of ground, Darts on the hack fence will still reach
siar inalhae apart, By the sauce coin us.
putattion, the next generation would Gov.1toee took the oath rte Gov-
e,rl►tar of New Mexieo at Sunilse in
deference to Ofonteznma, hie earliest
p'edeceesor jn that office, whose fol-
l�rwere look l,rr him every day at that
tune.
Daniel \\Venter, .maid to be the best
Celtic s helar in America, is engaged
in sweeting the streets of New York
for a !hum;. 'The demand for pure
Celtic language in the United States
ie smelt.
*over te spade larger than the tele of
Anglesey ; and the forth generation
I Heard 'lout chit ehootirt' tired would yield sofiioient seed,.. to carpet
knowed 'right off it wasn't 'Naar' ; a the entire tall►i serfage of the globe.
dot was a Y tnkee trick. bias` eh r'.
you born. " '
' ' What wee the trick ? '
c 1 Dar wnz1 eel ttoaa put int de
glace belle, au' likewise onto de bul-
lata; so when de bullet de oaten de
gun, it en' de trill jet drawad teri;e4
dor, which, in course, brakes de gisse i the eoutheastarn part of the 1114nd of
-- data d• trick l ' ' New Guinio,e, It grow,; to a height
lister, Uoole Zec h observed a rope of antsy feet, and bears a l rgo globose
side eof the e
running slunk the e car, truth, wltoletswa itud 'relatable, with
' ' Boca, enlist',' dot line for ? '' a flavor r'a'mbling that of the pear,
" To epply the a,tr broke :in oaee'of Baron Von Mueller, the Auetraliatr
&evident. " ' Ttten we had farther to botanist, has named the tree Bowra
explain how the force of the hrake fOrseineana, end the fruit ie known to
was obtsino.l,. t r which U:iole Zaoli the natives as k?•iyi-Pari,
reeponded ; In recen% etiperirteate in 'aril it wad
' ' honk ati here it ire, y to *holy alto •s a ilia% a Imam holy of average
don't "itlietit nue to b'leeve dot ftoliah idea could be entirely burn',l in a
4043 ? Witr, de biggest harrio'tne aomaaon stove in tarty hours, without
whatever Mowed couldn't atop dis
train, ruttnin'' f•rrty toile a hath,
An' you think 1 g viae t•r b levee a
little lupe full of wind ander de kyare
can do it ? No, melt -roe t " ` 1 It appears that olirnete iii regarded
There are a good mime' Uaofe as treeing so moll effect upon heir--
Zsoh_s who ju•igo avarytbing simply ing that laitl{liilh physicians oma -
by appeeri eoes. The air -brake dose thud' seek to loose the danfnesa of
not wooer to be a very powerful thing, pettoute by rending them to the dry
but power said efficiency are not parte 01 Nal Zealand,
necesaurily equivalent to bigneee :tins Europeans fad the heat of Algeria
pretense. • a greet obataale to agricultural work,
Phillip Bear., Egg , who 11,4106 at and, to avoid much of it, propose
the United Swett Hotel, NOW Y)rk !uniting harvest' at night by vii of
oily, and is seg teed le reieinir Hub- eteetrio light.,
eoriptfoua for the \e et Yerk Kiehl t Every spring the eel' of certain
Barthaltlt ttedeetaf rued, wag once French lakes aro+y several miles of
upb:.ailed by a di'tincuished relative land to roach the Seine and the
who was a physician, for commending vireo,
in such enahuaiastio terms, a remedy STaereet oreeront—Tee 'fitad' eters
%bat cured hind of bright'' dieait'te are not et rest, but their proper me -
eight years ago, Ile said; ' " Sir'', tion ii only revealed by ecc'ir*te and
has the medicel profession with e11 a repeated observations. In settee caeca,
it' power and experieoce of thou' rude 1 remark' the Astronaut tr II mil far
of you', anything that oan cure this F Ireland, the star hardly appear, to
terrible disorder ?' ' No, uo, that titLeave in- the course of centuries, at-
true, there is uo nieteke anent u but ; though in other a twee the motimmn is 1
that Warner's safe cure ie real!)' a suflioienlly rapid to be detection with 1
wonderfully of eettve preparation. the meridian °irate in a year or even I
That remedy is an' ' air.braka'I' Litt loss, Even the most rapidly -untying
every man can apply and torr foot 'far, which hurries along with stun-
ez.plaine why it heel esus,! au ne toy 1 endoue speed of 200 mil of a second,
hundred' of thoneaad2 of liven.-- g is so tar off that it only change.' ha
Coper•tthee:f. r',tof Iv fiermissiott el impotent poeU on Abell' seven seconds
American !.urs( Horne. of aro In, a twelvemonth. Nine years
would be necessary for this star to
1 pass across an aro equet to a single
minute, while about 250 years must
elapse before a would traverse a
diatsuoe equal to that subtended by
the apparent diameter of the moon.
And yet the watts of *sine Drctatda
aro mime more nutnerone, time in
single eapeule of one .seems being
eetimeted at 1,756,440.
A New FRUI'r TsEE,—A*'ention
las bard oalled to a hitherto unknown
fruit t-ee wl icb he* been found in
disagreeartble erne!!. This is taken es
ate erguntent in favor of oremetinu. It
dhows that the procaem need nob be
•zpettaive.
Scientitic Miscellany.
CULTIVATED PLa:TT3.—Of some 130,-
000
80;000 known speoies of plants, De Oen-
dolls finds that only about 250 species .
—certainly lost than 800—are cul- a One of the greatest disoovories of
tivated. The Ameriaau Continent modern astronomy is that of a means
has yielded about ole -fifth of those a of atudyiu:f the movements of the
cultivated plants, Patagonia a ad r stars in the li {e of sight. With the
the Cape of Good Hope have adv3nt of the epectrosoope it was cou-
furniehed noue, and .Australia and Zieived that the dark !ince of a Atelier
New Zealand have eeesneeted two spectrum, should be shifted more or
less importaut one only. The oil- dlase to one side or the other of the
ginal homes of the remainder were
very unequally distributed. From
temperate Europe have come cab-
bages, turnips, o z,rrots, hop t, oats'
raspberries, etc. ; from warmer Eu-
ropa add western Asia, cherries,
plums and apples ; and from tate
Mediterranean district, grapes, al-
mouds and poppies. The apricot,
peach, sugar-oane and sweet orange
plane of the oorreaponding lines of
solar spectra n, according to the star's
motion to or from the earth; and that
the amount of the displacement, oon-
eidered with reference to the wave
theory of light, should show the speed
of advance or retreat. The theory
has proven to be correct. Its appli•
cation bas shown that Sirius was re
ceding from our system before 1875
originated iu China. Tea was furn about twenty miles a second, while
iahed by China, Assam and Man- in 1881 the retreat was only two
ohurio ; and coffee was given us by miles a second, and the star has since
commenced to approach us.
A microscopist, Mr. Spencer Moore,
has shown that the bacteria which
produce or accompany 'sweating of
the feet' are identical with those pro -
Euphrates region; and barley, of dieing chemical action in the soil.
Western Asia. The misnamed Jeru- In the latter situation they reduce
ealdm artichoke came from North tho sulphates to eulphiboe and phos-
A.merica. The tomato was given us pbatea to phosphites, and both situ
by Peru ; the potato, Peru and Chili ; ations are instrumental in setting free
and quinine, by Peru and Bolivia. ammonia.
Tobacco came from Ecuador; the
pineapple, .rem Central America;
:arrowroot, from tropical parts of
.America.
EFFECTS OF Conn.—In the experi- People.
meats of Coleman and McKend-
rick, as reported to the Glasgow Viotor Hugo treated eyery woman
Philosophical Society, a live rabbit as a lady.
survived an hour's exposure to a tem. Senator Plumb is credited with the
perature of 100 degrees below zero. intention of writing a book on the
It was not frozen, its bodyheat being south.
reduced only to 43 degrees. Live Lady Braesey, at a recent London
frogs became quite solid in half an ball, worn a garment that once be -
hour at 20 to 30 degrees below zero, longed to Marie Antoinette.
and in two instances recovered from Ex -Senator Chaffs thinks Grant
the freezing. Intense gold for many will end his days at Mt. McGregor,
hours failed to destroy mioroscopio and that the end is not far off.
organisms, whose vitality was simply Dr. Hyde, the new President of
arrested by freezing, and was resumed Bowdoin, was a crack ball player
when a suitable temperature was re• when at Harvard. Talent will tell.
shored. Commodore Godfrey, of Washing -
The researches of Fol, a French ton, says the storms for the remain-
anatomist, have satisfied him that der of this sailing season will be cold
during the fifth and sixth weeks of its ones. We will have no more hot
developement the human ombroyo is waves.
furnished witha genuine tail. John B. Gough ip said to have been
PROLIFIC Pr,ANTs.—An English bob. quite broken up by the reception late -
Africa. The olive is a native of
Syria. India has yielded the citron
the lemon, the mango, the cucumber,
a kidney bean, rine, cotton and black
pepper. Wheat is a product of the
The grasses of the United States,
according to Dr. Vasey, number 120
genera, embracing 675 species.
Curious
TEn
ets.
It ,i ee1as aremari
cable
fool
that fleshy people never commit giui,
°ides
The Scienrifie finer can suggests rub -
Nog the joints of stylographie pens on
which the finger. reel with the thin
edge ofee views of wax to prevent Boil• 1
ing the fingers with the ink that ea.
o411e3 Pram the imperfect joint.
An 1 nglieh loan -milker trite con
etructed a lex with which he airtime'
040 he evened 22.600 patented lever
locket alt of which differ in the ooin-
bivation'1, lie hat worked at three
years.
& curiosity in the elrape c.f a well
whlola prrlduoee warm water is emit
-
leg no tittle int treet among the resid-
ents of Quinton, N. J. The wotl is
aun't's 10 a witrdow glass factory,
and it IS soppored- that the water from
the springs teed -tux bbs well pauses
under, the furnocei and ie thus'hemted.
A tittle mordent happened at a
dwelling house in New York which
varves to itluetrato Ibtt mysterious ori-
gin of Jame firms, A girl was sweeps
iiiac a room with a carpet sweeper,
when elle noticed atnoke coming from
it. Qu exatntuaiion elle dioclvered
that a match it'll been lighted by the
revolution of the brush inside the
,sweeper.
Mr, R. H. Se At, the English met.
e rrol grist, has reaently'',taken ocoaslnn
to express the via v entertained by 09
canny persona skilled in weather
science, that 1110 Po called equinoctial
gale is a myth. Most groat storms, he
says, occur in the winter half the year
but they are Po more frequent nt the
time of the equinoxes than at utter
tunes.
Wedding outfit aro fregnently hired
iu France, and many firma make s
speciality of letting bridal 'oilettee,iu••
eluding prayer book, oraoee blossom
wreath and drops, A most sensible.
ouetotr prevails nmeng the Swiss
neatsantry of having bridal dresses
made up of stood blank silk, thus pro-
viding the 'bride with a bandeau) ser-
viceable dress for future dress.
A. flea one -sixteenth of an ivah in
length, can jump the distance of 20
inches. This is 820 times its length.
The oommon;gray rabbit jumps about
nine feet clear of the level ground. In
proportion to length a borne, to jump
ns far as a rabbit would have to clear
64 feet at a jump. 'There is no quad-
ritped that has such powerful muscles
in his quarter as a rabbit, and none
excel him in the muscles of his loin
and back.
Some years ago a pair ;,o1 woreted
stockings were made of such delioate
texture that they souls be drawn
through a lady's ring of ordinaay size
and a machine has shale been iuvent-
od whish epius woolen yarn much
superior in fineness By this means
a pound of yarn may be rendered
worth ten guineas, producing 95 hanks
or 560 yards in each length, 53,200
yards, or 80 miles 400 yards.
Au:orange tree in a grove near Em-
poria, Ela. has just had the season's
Drop pinked from it, and still contains
four distinct orope. One crop is from
last Jane's bloom, and it is 'just be-
ginning to ripen;; the second is from
blooms in September, and is ;about
the wife of a ben's egg; the third is
from blooms in November, and is
about the size of an egg of a partridge,
and the fourth is the size of a bullet.
.... .
Hard Experiences.
It is easier to tell a lie than it is to
catch a fish.
A Ivo:mania bonnet must be ortho-
dox before her prayer book is.
Winter sets in when poverty comes.
Principles, not pulpits, make a
church.
The beat fitting coat is one that is
paid for
(*od makes the roses and the deyil
puts the thorns on.
The hand opens when the heart
does.
The sculptured face 'on a gold coin
nay be beautiful, but neither tears
nor smiles ever break its monotony.
Hearts build religion for brains to
tear down.
Girls think men are all soul ; wo•
men know they are all stomach.
The t reacher turns Ioye'e young
dream into a nightmare.
Fortuna feeds soup to most man
with a fork,-- [Merchant Traveler.
CATARRH- A NEW TREATMENT.
Perhaptt the most extraordinary suecesa that
has been achieved iu modern medullae has
amen attained by the Dixon treatment for ca.
taut. oat of 2,000 patients, treated duringthe.
last six mouths, fully ninety per cent. ave
been cured of this stubborn malady, . This is
none the less startling when it is remembered
that not, five per cent. of patients presenting
themselves to the regular praotitioner are be-
neAtted,while the Patentxu0aieines .and other,
advertised cures never reeord a cure at all.
Starting with the claim new generally believed
by the .ruostseientille men that disease is due
to the presence of living uarasitesin the tissue,
list llixtn at Duce adaptatl his to their
oxtorminatiou -dais aceomplisl;Tor,he claims
the Catarrh is practically euros, and the per,
nianency nrquesiiongd, gs clue exoct�d_ by
thin four years ago are cures still. No one
else bus attoanntod to our: Catarrh in this
ananuer,audno other xroatniont over cured
Catarrh, Thi applleatiou of the remedy is
simple,
end can bo done at home, and the
present season of the year is the most favor-
able Fera speedy and permanent cure, the
majority of cases being cured at duo treat-
ment Sufferers should correspond with
Messrs. A. 21. DIXON d SObl, 903 ding street
west, Toronto,Canada, and enclose stamp for
their $treatise; op Catarrh,-ltfontreat Star. ?noir
17.;8
For Dyspepsia and Lleer Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee on emery bottle c1
Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure.
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They insure regular daily action, and red
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For Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Arsa'a
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