The Exeter Times, 1887-9-1, Page 3Elb SEEtOLD.
Ilumauity.„
1 am often amazed at the indifference
with which mothers look on and watch the
email cruelties practiced by their children
on unoffending objects like lairds, insects or
small animals, Like Xontaigne, I cannot
but believe that a very good use might be
made of the fancy whiph children have for
birds and animals. Locke noticed, a mother
who often procured these animals for her
children, but rewarded or punished them as
they treated them well or di. That mother
was not only a wise, but A kind and a
thoughtful woman, for thia was no other
than entering her children early into a daily
exercise of humanity and improving their
very diversion to a virtue.
,I cannot credit a woman with any very
great amount of sense or humanity who
hands over to a young child a helpless little
alai al and looks on without A WW1 of in-
f,x
s ction or reproof while the child by
t roa pets and. abuses it. I have not a doubt
th t if a child of superior size asked for her They shou
own little one as a wt, and, gaining pos. when down, not black and burnt -looking.
session of it, first parressed and then abused Fry small pieces of rims)), and lay them on
it, this same mother would ily to its rescue the bottom of .the dish in which the chickens
as would the dog mother or cat to rescue 44 are te be -serfed. Prepare also plenty of
young if it dared to ; but I expect more of nicely picked curled parsley, with which to
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patient, mit up One es much lean beef as I
Oughto't to Keep There.
wilt fill a pint or (mart bottle, as the state
" 1.)9 you keep bananas ?"- inquired Jones
of the ,9ase may render desirable, Cori t up of thwgroeerymou
the -bottle tight, and put it over a stead)! " Yes
fire, in 4, veese n °warm water, the.t
o' t do QU want to keep 'em for?
111aK rteeeed tO 1)0A1 gradually for from two ,
lyy
to VO hOUte. No weter at ell Inwit be put wi
dont ou sellere ? And he rushed
bisid,e the bottle, ,1save -what may con: , 8°4z.oteJeuraytmin,trttifingatoatmh118:4tile A*tell t/P141(') th°
from washing the meat off clean, T1
essence of chieken is extracted in the eame
resource Stn-pid Clerk.
se the beef, for restorieg exhau
manner, and in'some caeetx is as valuable t
etrength, Pour off the essence from the Dealer to clerk) -What did that young
bottle for the use of your patient, and the ledv want James ?
meat left will be utterly tasteless, all ita
juice having been extracted.
Fain) CIIIOICHIL-Pet chickens about
throe months old, and be sure tbat• they are
fat, for nothing is more hidifferent food than
Poor Scrawny fowl, especially when served
in this fashion. Cut them up, as for a fri-
caw, m quarters, so that each leers= may Popular Education.
have a portion of the flesh of the fowl. We sympathize with the feeling which
Dredge he pieces very well with flour, and often leads citizens to boast that no child
sprinkling them lightly with salt, put them born in this country need grow up in ignor-
to dry in a good quantity of boiling lard, anoe, and yet it is a fact that many people
be only of a fair light brown who 'have learned to read and write have
never taught themselves to think, A man
who suffered from catarrh, consumption,
bronchitiS, scrocula, or "liver complaint."
might read, till his eyes dropped out, how
these and many other diseases have been
cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery, but if he did not take the lesson to
himself and test the virtues of this great
medieine, his time would be thrown, away.
Clerk --She asked for anatondoal Brussels
carpets, and I told her we 'hadn't such a
01111$.
,Dealer -Great Scott, James, that young
lady is froxn Toronto I She wanted body
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the human mother, and that is some exhibi-
tion of reasoning humanity to, distinguish
her from the brute. In my own neighbor-
hood, as in every one's, live some of the
thoughtlese and indifferent mothers -one I
notice as more indifferent than the others;
she has four or five children, andthe victim
of their inhumanity is an unfortunate oat,
who, in spite of their treatment, is actually
tonal of them. The mother looks on and
Sees their sport without a word of remark,
and cannot help but notice that the °We lege
are dislocated and the creature itaelf thin,
tottering and feeble from constant mauling
and torment. These children, being allow-
ed the full exercise of cruelty to this pet,
have begun to exercise it to small chil-
dren, and this excites the indignation
of the several mothers who are the in-
different woman's neighbor. Stoning
small infants who happen to be toddling by
is a new amusement for this interesting fam-
ily of children who have never been re-
proved for cruelty. But justice comes soon-
er or later to nunish ill -doers, and. the eld-
est of these boys, trying his hand on ston-
ing something larger than a cat or a baby,
suddenly meets more than his match in the
big victim he has selected for his subject ;
the large boy swoops down on him, boxes
his ears, and administers other swift ven-
geance by taking him by his collar and
shaking him thoroughly. Thereupon, the
indifferent mother, or, rather, the selfish
mother, who feels for her own offspring,
but feels nothing for another's, brute or hu-
man, flies into a passion •of reproach and
anger -her boy is touched, her boy is in-
jured. For one, I rejoiced that he should
sufferfor a moment some of the pains he en-
joyed inflicting on others. Here, perhaps,
1 was wrong, and yet right. The.fault was
the mother's, and many future sufferings
that will come to her son's lot will be her
fault likewise. If mothers would watch
c refully; and prevent the small beginnings
o Thies to animals and to each other on
the'Part of their children, by reasoning with
them and explaining and advising, there
would be fewer criminals in the world, for
small cruelties harden the heart and pave
the way to greater ones. It is not the ten-
der-hearted, the kind and the gentle who
will fill our jails, but the cruel, the hard
and the masterful spirits, who failed of ad-
monition and instruction in their infancy
and childhood. Ltssons of kindness, gentle-
ness and humanity are never lost on the
young mind, which is ever ready to receive
the, ; neither are lessons of evil, which
are geceivied quite as readily.
l
Ravish the dish. Per a gravy bell halt a
pint of rich milk, and add, to it a small bit
of butter, with pepper, salt, and chopped
parsley for seasoning. Stew it a little, and
serve with the chieken, hot, in a gravy
boat,
My Method For Making Bread.
In cold weather the flour should be warm-
DUG FROM THE EARTH.
citron and Valuables Item the Misty Long
Ago.
A tomb has been recently discovered near
Volo in Greece. -which it is believed dates
back to the Homeric period. It trouts:in:A
a number of gold jewels and "articles made
of amber. They are similar in workman-
ship.to tlie articles found in the excavations
of Mycenre.
About fifty miles west of Algiers, among
the ruins at Cherchell, the French have un-
earthed colossal statues of Jupiter, 'Venus
and Hercules. In an old palace a fine mo -
}Ala has been found. Cherchell has a mu-
seum in which thews and other articles will
be exposed.
Stone circles with dolmens in their cen-
ters have been found in India near Madras.
In the same neighborhood curlew) earthen-
ware coffins standing on ,four, six, eight
or ten feet have been found with small
earthenware vessels inside, round or egg-
shaped.
A number of urns lately 'unearthed in
Rome bear the shapes of human viscera, of
thoraxes, feet- hands and other ,parts of the
humi
an body. They were found n the tem-
ple of Esculapius, a fact which is supposed
to indicate tnat those who had been healed
made votive offerings of these curious urns
to the ;pd.
A solid silver hatchet found recently in
Sonora 'will soon adorn ,the museum of
Princeton college. It weighs 100 ounces,
or a little over eight pounds, and, as bull-
ion, is valued at a dollar an ounce. It is
four inches in Angth, is wedge-shaped, and
was evidently hammered by some pre-
historic people.
Tiberius of Galilee has been found by
Schumacker to have been a large city, not
village, hiving a frontage on the sea sev-
eral miles long and an acroplis on a hill
500 feet high. The modern village does not
occupy its site.
At Forli, Italy, a very ancient tomb has
been found under a street containing the
rerasins of the skeleton of a warrior, leaf
shaped lance heads of iron, fibulce, and a
great number •of small vases and urns of
pottery.
A slab bearing 130 Phcenician letters has
been ' found at Cyprus in a church near
ed. Dissolve one• cake of compressed yeast Dali, by Max Ohnefalsch, Richter. It es -
in one cup of warm water; use flour enough telliiihes a series of five kings Whoreigned
to make a stiffbatter, put it in a quart bowl, over' that Part of the island. between 450
and 300 B. C.
and when it raises full it is ready to use.
two quarts of newomilk scalded, and when a bronze brithelet and preeumaidi Roman
nearly cool, mix with a spoon. Very early to have been found, together with char
in the morning stir ib down, and in about an coal black pottery, "Samian" ware, hu -
hour after, mould it and put in the baking man remains and wild boar's teeth. '
pans ; set it on the mantel over the stove --e---enese-easiesee-'-reas.-
Five quarts of fie= salted to suit the taste, In Poole's cavern neail3Uxton England,
The Minister. of Militia and Sir Fred
Middleton will start for British Columbia
early in September for the purpose of in-
specting the site of theproposed Imperial de-
fences of Esquimalt. The earthworks will
be built at the expense of Canada, rrhile
England will supply the armament.
turning the pans around occasionally. When Jam Indians Poison their Arrows.
the pans are full turn out and mould ettoli
separately, putting back in the pans, and
when well raised, bake.
In moulding use just as little flour as pos-
siblelth keep it .from sticking -by working
quick there will be little necessity. Be very
careful and not have the water too wenn
that the yeast is mixed with, also the milk
should be cooled until lukewarm, and do not
set the bread where it is too warm -better
be a little longer raising it. If half water is
used instead of milk, 1 use a large mixing
spoon full of shortening. In very cold
weather I mix my bread y 5 p.m.
in hot weather r use the cup of warm wa- sparkle like diamonds we kill a deer, ante.
lope or some other small animal, and
I explained to what* I wished th
know, and, without the slightest hesitation.
he rtaid th the venerable arrow maker:
"Tell my brother all about the poisoned
arrows:"
"Well," said the old 1118,11, "first we take a
bloated yellow rattlesnake in August, when
he is most poisonous, and tie him with a
forked. stick to, a stake; then we tease him
until he is in great ra,ge. This is done by
paseing a switch over his body from his head
to his tail. When he threshes the ground
with his body and his eyes grow bright and
ter to inir theyeast but do not use the milk
or water wane for mixing the flour and mix
as late as eight or nine p.m. I do not cover
up tight while raising, merely lay. a cloth
over. There is,a, great difference in fiour,
you notice. I mix mine with 6, spoon just as „turn, black. When he tires the snake is
stiff as I can, with some brands it would teased.; again, and he is -induced by sink his
take morelour to make a stitf dough. My, fangs intcr the soft flesh until all, !tho poiscu)
baking pans are made of Russia, iron, 4 in. has been eitbrUcted from him and the liver
wide, in. long and n in. deep. My loaves is reeking with it. He is then killed, and
when baked are at least 7 in. high and 7 in. the liver lifted with a sharp pole, for so
wide on top. With a coal fire it takes about dangerous 16 it no one dares to temeh it.
an hour to bake them with wood less time. The liver is let he for about an hour, when
I havensed my pans fifteen years and they it will be jet black and emit a sour lama.
are as good as new. I turn my bread quite Arrows are then brought and their iron
often wh;le baking to have the loaves even. heads pushed into the liver up to the shaft
Always butter the top after taking ont of They are left sticking there for about an,
the oven to make the crust soft. Let it hour and a half, when they are withdrawn
stand a few minutes, then turn out on a and dried in the sun. A thin, glistening
N.,,4 board, never on a 'cloth, as warm bread will scum adheres to thearrow, and if it BO much
rake the odors from cloth. The next day as touches raw flesh it is certain to poison it
,,,,Zmy bread is placed in a stone pot and to death." •
never have any trouble about its being toe I asked if the Indians still used poisoned
dry. A hard wood board is better than arrows. "No," he replied, "no man; In -
soft. I have used a cherry one to turn my dian or white man for years past have been
bread on. shot with these arrows, and they are no
tearing out the liver throw it to the snake;
while it is warm and the blood is still cours-
ing through it The reptile will strike it
again,and again, and pretty goon it wilI
"Ab me"! Sighed Potts, "I'm tired of living,
The world is hollow, ambition's vain."
" Corae now"! said his chum, '1 know the
symptoins ;
It's all your liver -that very plain.
You need not suffer, for help is easy;
Pierce's Pellets Fo right to the place.
'A friend to the bilious,' I well might call them --
There's nothing better ; they'll suit your case."
Potts ceasedhis sighing and bought the "Pellets."
No more he mourneth his hapless lot
His face is cheerful, hie heart is lIghtsome,
Ria melancholy is quite forgot 1
Parties of Russians are traversing the
country around Badakstan and are making
strong endeavors to gain the good will of the
inhabitants.
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures when
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A letter has been forwarded to Lord
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A. Semen Rout.rn or BEEF. -To a round
01 What are you doing now, Thomas ?"
weighing twenty-five pounds take three
onnoes of saltpetre, two pounds of sugar- asked the minister patronizingly.
the press," said the
onizingly
brown is best -one ounce of cloves, one .,. ▪ am!: writer t
mince of allspice, one nutmeg, and ate a u
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What you write ?"
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lastly a table -spoonful of cayenne pepper. I
Take out the bone in the middle, and fill the Nerviline. What is it?
hole left with fat and spiees. In three Poison's Nerviline is a combination of the
weeks it will be ready for use. Keep it in most potent pain relieving substances knoWn
a covered Vessel, and turn it every other th medical adence. The constant progress
day unlit wanted. Then hind a strip of made in this department of eeience points
cotton around it, and make a crust of flour upward and onward,, Nerviline 18 tbelatest
to go over the top and keep the flavor from cle.velopinent hi this movement, and embodies
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thousands of his subjects are'atareing to Sheep or 85 Lambs. HUOHIMILLER &Co.. Toronto. ,.
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TINGLEY & STEWART M'F'G CO.
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Wheal say care I'do not mesa merelr to BOP them„fur a
time end then have, them return nom. Imam orgasms
eure. I have made the disease of FITS,IIKLEFSE or PALL
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ExHIBITIONBrauckOlace:37IngeSt, Torontoc
,
WILL FIND IT TO BE TO THEIR INTEREST i
TO EXAMINE THE, •
Oshawa Stove Co.'s'
1E12m lax XXSXT, CiThr
South Side of West Entrance
Door of Stove Buildtng,”.
It 111 contain the
Art Argand,
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The Largest Cooks for the money sold. The
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The only combination heater that will burn either
wood or ooal perfectly ; and other novelties.
QT.EcIAL Rotlyz-Wi
have decided inif suture
to put Dr. Jug's litedicene
in a brown jug, instead of e.
glass bottle as heretofore
The jugs that we will um
for this purpose are made
of tb e finest imported Rock-
ingham, of a mottled browa
colour, with "Dr. Jug's
Medicine for Lungs, Liver
and Blood" in raised let-
ters on the side. Our
reasons for making this -
change are: "1st -Its won-
derful curative qualities
will be better preserved hp
the medicine being kept.
entirely in the dark. 2nd -
As the jug will he register-
ed it witl be impossible to
counterfeit it. 8d -Th.
name "Dr. jug's Medi -
FAGS! M I LE cine" will be snore easily
OP A JUG OF DR. sliJnol remembered by &soma-
Mernmar. tion. 4th Our friends
will be Who tO reeosmize at ou ee that they are getthut
the genuine article, as there is no other medicine put
up in a jair. DR. JUG MEDICINE 00,,
Toronto and Stratford.
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In Book form, contains a correct record of the FAST:
inn Tien and hest performancesin all Ditrattleissira
OF Sem* , Aquatic and Athletic. performances, Bil-
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THE SECOND GRAND PRIZE DRAWING
hard, Racine and Trottin;l• records, Baseball, ono e ,
orders to THE RECORD, 50 Front St. East, Toronto,1 TORONTO INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION ART UNION,
Lacrosse, etc. Price 6c. Stamps taken. Address all
which will take place on
MONDAY, 19th SEPT., 1887.
When the whole amount subscribed, lase working
expenses, will be returned to tioket hrlders in the
form of
ORIGINAL WORKS OF ART,
the produttion of the members of the Ontario Society
approve ofyour breaking off the engagement. pcifriTi2Aedrticdeirstst:fet4nge the holier to one chance in the
-The old Gent-" No, Algernon. , I do not
You will no doubt think more of Miss Gold- o,gents ttrouTill out til'itse eTuentryaristatilibeeAVtIti frgi-
can't do it The more I thihk of her -the
less I think of her."
YOWNG DIEN suffering from the effects of early
evil habits, the result of ignorance and folly, who find
themselves weak, nervous and exhausted; alga MID.
»talents and Ohn Man who are broken down flout the
effects of abisee at over -work, and in advanced lite
feel the coneequencelf of youthful excess, send Wand
BRAD M.V. Vahan's Treatise on Diseases of Mem The
book will be sent sealed to any acklress on receipt of
two 8.3. stamps. Address M. V. LI7BON, 67
ton St. East Toronto Ont
Judge-" Have you anything to say be-
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Prisoner-" Well, all I've got to say is, I
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Whenever your Stomaoh tor BOwele get out of Oa.
dor, cueing Biliousness, Dyspepsia, ser Indigestion.
and their attendant evils, take at once a doss of Dr,
darson's Stomach Bitters. Beet family medicine.
All Druggists. 60 centa,
In Cornwall at Towedwack an ` anCient
granite cross has been fotmd built into a
fortnightly
chimney.
Canada, Room No. 15.
The Women bt gbbrasks, have planted 50 -
„
000 tees during the last three years.
People who are subject to bad breath, 'font coated
tongue, or Any disorder of the Stomach, can at onoe
be relieved by using Dr. Carson's Stomach Bltbere,
the old a,nd tried remedy. Ask your Druggist.
dust after you are mated." A/,,,,non-,‘ eustriai Exhibition and at the Society's rooms, 14
King street west, 'Toronto. Write for fuller parti-
culars.
ONSU 1
I have poldt.eoi,ensedy for the above b disease yltattais
thounands Dreams of the wore Orloff sad of long standing
hove been elated. Indeed, de arena to thy faith in
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