The Exeter Times, 1888-3-22, Page 3LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
The Dead Emperor the Theme of Europe
---Poeition of the New Emprese–The
Po)itioalSitnatiola,
Lorimer, March 1 6,–New that the first
shook of surprise and excitenteet at the
sudden removal of the pereonality around
which the Old World politics have been so
loug revolving as on a pivot is wearing
away, Europe tries vaguely to take ;teak of
the new'conditions and gather some indioa,-
tions of what the future portends. Alike in
the friendly and hostile capitals–in Vienna;
London, and Rome, as well as Paris and
St. Petersburg–one eonclusion at leeet is
agree-de:on, viz., that the death of the
Keiseeetiemoves the man wb.ose life ass the
stronoese*xisting guarantee ef peace. 13e-
erond this the commentators, in both camps
hesitate for the moineno to venture, save in
the most gingerly way. Whether the re-
moval of the greatest of securities for peace
leaves the balance still, against bad blood
and war is whet one does not like to any too
eoon after the death.
It meet be apparent to everybody that
the outlook ie seriouely complicated by the
general feeling that the new Emperor will
not live very -long. If he were a well man
there would be no hesitation in predicting
that his aceemion is the harbinger of con-
tinued •peace. In one settee no doubt he
will be less pacific than his father, for he
is free from that semi -fanatical affection
for the Romanoff dynasty whieh has so long
THE 1;111E -KILN 0111B.
Upon the opening ef the meeting Brother
Gerdner announced that the following mot-
toes, sayings, wetchwords and, axioms had
been heeded in during the last week to re-
place those deetroyed in the raid three
weeks eince :
"Leek up."
"Put yer ettr to the ground."
"Protect our lambs. '
"De man who is in db e has got handcuffs'
on."
"De eagle flies high, hut he's mighty poo'
eatine" _
"Industry am de doorway to succees."
"Life should hey its roses, but cabbages
aline command. a ready sale an' a fa'r
price.
"Doan't worry about what sort o' drap-
ery you ar' gwine to Var. in ereahen„ yen
may not git dor',"
"Some folks am' eo powerful honest dat
when you git few Wadin' wid 'era you
hain't get nuffin' left."
"A maneewho no.better use fur him-
self dan to become a meervoir fur pee'
whisky,, orter hey bin bo'n to take up
leas room in de wox•ld."
"It at' easy 'nu ff to. forgive everybody
when you die, fur you gwiue to a place
white you can't pay off any grudges."
" Natur' saves some men from gittin'
drunk by molten' a fide of 'em on the stub,
but &leiter slips past her now an' den."
"Wives airtime six bits a day at de Wash-
tub never strike. Dat am left to husbands
airnin' twelve shillin's a day at suntlein'
easy."
"If yon want to keep a man poo' all his
life let him understand dab his crselit is good
wid de grooer and butcher.
" Iluman natur' ar' liable to mistakes, but
de police hey got so dey want a Init. class
explanashun of how dem ehicken-fedders
widin three miles of any there, an' to eotoh
h in any water on oily day eoept Sunday.
De oull'd populaahun or' incleded in de
agreement, an' a copy ot de treaty will
douletleite be sent to as as 8000 itenvelli,
ent,"
A S TTLE DENT.
The janitor said he was not an alarnaiet
nor a fatalist, nor yet a Demowat, but he
felt it his duty to report the fact that the
entire south eud of Paradise Hall had settled
five inches during the past week, This( had.
been occasioned by a freeze and thaw a'nd
the Betio:115f the frost.
The Committee on Pablic Buildings was
instructed to investigate and report. If the
end ;meld he raised to the former level with-
out much expense it would be recommended.
If it could not be, then five bachee would be
added to the hind lege of all the chairs in
that division. The meeting then adjourned
A Aodest, $e)asitive Woman,
Often ehriuka frout ceilsulting Pheidelate
about fuuotional derangement, and prefers
to Suffer in; silence. This may be a Mistaken
feeling, but it is one which is largely preva-
lent. To all such women We would say that
one of the moat skilful physiolaus of the day,
Who hae bad a vast experience in ouriog dis-
eases peculiar to women, has prepared a re-
medy which is of inestimable aid to them.
We refer to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Premerip.
tion. This is the only remedy for woman's
peculiar wealenese and eilmente, sold by
druggisM, under o. poeitive gearontee from
the manufacturers, that it will give satisiee-
tion in every case or money refuuded. See
guarantee printed on bottle wrapper.
A little London bootblack confessed to
making eight shillings a day, or about $2.
With groans and eigin, and dixded eyes,
He seeks the moll and dewn he nee ;
Semen wad 'aintness m hiettiee,
Brow -racking petite aaeail
NO Pas For Hi131, Blekt eadaehe I But ere long aemed Spa.
His stomach settles into peace,
A tall, old man, with a rather vacant look Within his head the throbbings came–
and a hesitating air, ventured slowly into pierce's Pellets never tail I
the dining hall of a large hotel the other Nor will they fail anyone in ;such a dire
evening in, Toronto. It was the usual din- predicament. To the dyspeptic, the bilious,
ner hour, and the long room was filled with and the constipated, they are alilee "a friend
gnests, 'The old man paused, scrutinized in need and a friend iedeed."
his .
ewilhffadtansedemineadWtaol bestcc)aath' ealupd1 e's au' effortterinatko" to bSa7otoh,efroar Rwuhsisoill"thae° otlaikrneant et oandeultsievila t nrging e
gaze at the book of his neck, he beckoned to admirably adapMd.
the head waiter. That functionary limiters:
Don't hawk, hawk, blow spit, and die -
ed u , and the old man said anxiously t
know ? tidy, you gust every)? ody with your offensive breath,
but um Dr, Sage's Cetarrh Remedy and end
.
" atter, do I look all right;
The waiter inspected the venerable guest 1. '
critically for a, moment, and then
him that all was in order.
• "Necktie all right ?"
"Yes,sir."
" Colar button show ?''
"Not at all, sir."
"No spots on my cot?"
forced Gerinany to stand patient and silent got,into de back yard.' "Not a spot."
under the scoffs and kicks of Russia, accord- Whateber we do is jist right. What „ The general effect is pretty Olio
ing to report, and which was so like a ruling odder folks do kiu be criticised from a dozen "Very, * sir "
passion that it found a prominent place standpoints. "Well, you see, waiter," said
among the last gaspLug exhortetione from " Doan' seem to us we would bark quite, mat; confidentially, "1 came down
B"Du, must so much if we was a. dog, yit we dean' car f
w o am ta r
assured Of late years Teneriffe and Oratava have
becoate fashionable resorts. A. syndicate
has now bean formed to establish large ho-
tel upon the Grand Canary.
BUB 1 COUGEI OtrEll oures in one mbante,
The Literary and Debating Society of
Pekin are discussing whether "the infittence
of the Literati in China is for good or for
evil." The question is still unsettled.
People who are subJetot to bad breath, ioul coact
tongue, or any disorder of the Statinch, can at ono
be relieved by using Dr. CarE1011'S Stomach MOM
the old and tried remedy. Aek your Draegise
k, is it ?"
the old
to breek-
the imperial deathbed at e rli n. eat d one ay last week without any collar,
n we take a fit and my son James was very angry ; eo
yesterday when I came into lunch with my
necktie under my left ear he said if anything
like that happened again he would have my
meals served up -stairs. Do you know my
son James, waiter ?"
"Ye, sir,"
"Is he in here at dinner now ?"
"No, sir; finished about ten minutes
ago."
,
Are you sure ?"
"Perfectly, sir."
"Well, then, waiter," said the old man,
in relieved tones, "if you're certain of it,
you tell the man at our table to hustle in
some corned beef and cabbage, and not to
play any of his French business on me, or
I'll break his neck."
den Kaiser von Ruseland mit Achtung
behaadeln. Das wird fur uns bower seine'
("You mat treat the Emperor of Russia
with consideration. That will be better
for ue," was among the final injunotions
which the dying Kaiser laid upon the
young William, and ib furnished an elo-
quent history of the politics of Lat-
een Europe for the pest 70 years. The
new Kaiser has less of this feeling,
not only because the bonds of his kin-
• ship with the Czir are looser, but because,
as a modern man he is unable to view with
his father's toleration the political methods
of the Czar, which are Oriental barbarism
where they are not mediaeval brutality, and
in the place of this undiscriminatiog resolve
to accept whatever the Romano& do, Fred-
erick has a broad and enlightened conception
ot the duties of kingship and the responsi-
• bility reit' ng on themaster of armed millions,
win/4448e the heed ofecuany moreereiling mil -
Bone. It is felt that under him taere would
be lees juggling of diplomatic makeweights,
and a solid, all -along -the -line advance to-
ward an intelligent recognition of the right
of the people to peace, and an honest at-
tempt to bring about a partial disarmament.
Much value would attach also to the recog-
, nieed abilities and public spirit of his wife,
aeho deservedly has great influence with
-hint, and whose earnest clumpionship of
liberal and peaceful causes has won esteem
all over the world, oven as it has provoked
the bitterand spiteful antagonism of certain
classes in the German Army and in official-
dom,
whistle or sing," t
THEY MUST »BOY IT.
The Secretary then read the following:
FRANKFORT, ILL., February 19, 1888.
Bro. Gardner; -
Deem Sin–We desire to organize a branch
of the Lime -Kiln Club at this place, and, see-
ing that you have ruled against the um of
the letter "0" in front of tete names of in-
dividuals and the time of day, etc., we de-
sire to know whether that euphonious at-
tachment must be eliminated from the front
end of the oppossum, also. Our members
regard the oppossum, of all God's oreation,
as the neplus ultra of perfection, and we are
afraid to meddle with it, and shall use that
letter, as usual, in connection with our
favorite, unless ordered by you to drop it.
Yours truly,
GRAVITY JACKSON.
URBANITY JoNES,
OLD SHADY, Chairman.
Honerrerz Jonsson, Seet'y.
"No branch will be established until deb
0 are dropped," replied the President.
"Why a possum should be an o'possum any
mo' dan a rabbit should be an o'rebbit is a
mystety without any settee in it. If de 0
belongs on O'Brien denit belongs on O'Smith.
If it belongs on o'clock, den it belongs on
o'watch. If de Frankfort society desires to
establish as a branch of dis club it must
begin right. De English language has been
mauled, maimed; pounded and knocked
around long 'nut an' it ar' time dat de
o'people gin ib an o'rest."
THE RIGHT HAND. ero Ille WON'T.
• The Secretary announced a letter from
No Reason Why Nen and Women should New York City) saying:
- riot be amitoidextrons. Bite. GABDNER– Prof. Cato Antony John
An anatomist told me the other day that'
son will arrive in Detroit via Canada on The applications for membership toeitary.
(andel not tell which was ray right hand. I ,March 25. He will deliver his great leo- lebone Cricket Club are so numerous that a
immediately held out my right hand. But "Ire, "Wonders of the ,Atniosphere," for candidate proposed now wouldnot come up
ethepenefit of the Lime -Kiln Club building under the existing regulations before 1930.
•
he objected. He said be did not ray that °mums& Hera Itsinorsa restores giby and faded
I could not show hien my right hand, or ex- 4na".• ,, ek. hair to its natural color and prevents falling out.
" De Purfessor may arriv in Detroit.
tend my right hand.–that is, that I could Some girls shade their eyes with their
not describe it in words so that one who served Brother Gardner, as he nodded to
never heard of the distiation we make be- Samuel Shin to stir up the fire, "but he hands and others use pencils.
.
tween the right hand and the left would be won't lecture befo' din club. If dor am any -
easy enough also, until I thought it over, and thing about de atmosphere to wonder ober
• then I had to give it up ; for on the outside no cuird man would be ape to h'ar of it or
know about it, an' it was likewise voted by
of. a perfectly formed human beiog there was
nothing to distinguish the right hand from dis club long ago to let de atmosphere strict-
.
• the left, and no one can describe it in words Ir aloneIf Mr. Johnson kin tell why our
i weather should' change 400 in twenty-four
so that an ignorant person caa find it. ! !lours wideut anybody havin petiehuned fur
If people were ambidextrous and were not It, he kin walk up forty-two peers of stairs
taught from their childhood to use one of -
•
their hands more than the other it would hey a talk wid de signal officer."
almost impossible for them to know which ' A CLOSI CAVE.
was 'which. I often think of this when I I Under the head of " unfinished business"
hear any one say of SOIlle one whom he wishes Pickles Smith called up the case of Stepoff
to stagmatize as a fool that "he can't tell Jackson, who had been reported by the
lin right hand frum his left." Committee on li:Orality as having been
sweated by the p lice for drunkenness. The
'Nilo She Never Will Aekneeeledge. investigation of the committee proved that
he had been tried in the Police Court, found
There are a round dozen things that you guilty of the offense and sentence suspend -
can never get a lady to plead guilty of, be
ed.
" Brudder Jackson, what ar' your version
of de affair ?" inquired the President.
"L war' taken wid a giddy feelin', sah."
" Whar' was dat giddy feelin' prineipelly
located ?"
"in my head.'
'Iliat she has kept you waiting. "Kbn you. assign any cause for it ?'
That she blushed when you mentioned a "My liver was outer order, Bab."
"Was dat what you told de judge ?
" Yes, sal.",
" An' yen was convicted of ha,vin' your
liver cater order, an' sentence suspended.'
4' 'Y eS, sah."
"Well, you kin go back to yer seat, but
doa,a' let it happen agin. Doorin' de rest of
Man And His Shoes, 1888 your liber wants to come up to de
How much a man is like his shoes! rank in fust -class style or you'll War a dull
For instoame : both a sole may lose; thud in de nayborhood of your 'cabin." '
Both have been teamed ; both are made tight sAmg As EVER, .
By cobblers; both get left and right ;
Both need a mole to be complete,
-...1.13104,0116,•••
Relieved,
Bjones : Well, I tell you, I'm relieved.
Jaraythe : Relieved? What's happened
to relieve you?
Bjones : Oh, it says here that Imy brother
George and Sally Higgins were quietly
married at St. George's yesterday. I was
afraid the papers would exaggerate, as
usual, and say they were noisily married.
New leases made cf Crown lands on Pio-
cadilly and Piccadilly circus show that in
the last twenty. 008 years property has in. -
creased in value trom 80 to 100 per cent.
Ocean Steamship Passengers
Via New York should take the Erie railway,'
as it is not only the shortest and hest line,
but lands people close to the piers of the
leading steamship companies. In buying
tickets, ask for the Erie. ,
she old or young:
That she laces tight.
That her shoes are too small.
That she is tired at a ball.
That sinuses anything but powder.
That it takes her long to dress.
particular gentleman name,
That she says what she doesn't mean.
That she is fond of scandal.
That she ever flirted.
That she cannot keep a secret.
That she is—in love.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To TIEI EDITOR :–Please inform your readers that
I have a poeitive remedy for the above named dis-
ease. By its timely use thousands of, hopeless cases
have been permanently aired. I shall be glad to
send two bottles of my remedy emits to any of your
readers who have consumption tf they will send me
their Express and P. 0. address. Respectfully,
Dn. T. A. fnioalf, 37 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont.
A Paris paper sari "the people of St.
Louis, IL T. are dying of a disease called
the blizzards."
Whenever your Stomach or Bowels gab mit of es
der, causing Billousnose. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion
and their attendant evils, take ab ono° a dose of Dr.
Oarsoo's Stomach Bitters. Ban faintly medicine.
All Druggists. 50 oente.
Lord Asbestos Green arose to make an tn-
uiry. He had several times of late been
Ara both were made to go with feet, asked how the club stood on the tariff ques-
• With shoes the last in fir" : with man tion with veference to wool, 'and had been
• The first shall be the last ; and When unable to return a decided reply. He now
The ahem wear out they're mended naw; desired to poet himself, and would put the
When men wear out they're °736/1' dead, i9°' inquirer in open meeting. '
They both need healing, oft are sold, I "We stand on dat queshun de ;same as
And both in time tarn all to mould, eberf" replied the President, "We believe
1 date should be wool in dui kentry. Wool
) am a veerry useful article. Oar best socks;
I are made of wool. We believe dat all
FOR THE
Brick Machine
There is so much electricity in a kiss that
engaged lovers have been known to depend
upon it altogether to light a apsoions room.
/They both are trod upon and both
Will tread on others, nothing loth.
Both have their ties, and both incline,
When polished, in the world to shine. sheep should be etiouramd to grow aa reueh
They both peg out, Now, would you choose wool as do, kin eekeeee ,neenaenienee, an,
I dot it should be werked up into socks wal
To be a man or be his shoe? .
•
blue lege an' white toes an' heels. Next
What 10 Ceuta Will Do, ' time you are approaehed on de subjtok, gin
' A 10 emit bottle of Polecnies NERVILINE it to 'exn 8tr°)3g: Broddu-areeo."
will cure neuralgia or headache. A 10 cent Lord Asbestos sat down like a man who
had :suddenly lost his hold, and his brown.,
bottle of Nerviline will cure toothache or
maimed corrugated during the rest of the
faceache. A 10 dent Sample bottle of Nov.
lithi
e s ;sufficient to core colds, diarrhoea, evening'
.
•
Spaams, dysentery, &c. NerViline is just the "ir °IuunThi'liv''
thing t� cure all pains, whether internal or Sir Stephaok tiddleford rose to a question
external. Buy at your ditggist a 10 cent of privilege. Had the time -Kiln Club re-
notnrjo of Norvinne, “ tho great pain cure," ceiVed any notice that the fieheries dispute
Sefe, prompt, and always effeettme Large with Canada had been settled 1 If tic), what
bottles at any drug store, onty 25 colitis. Were the teriha 7
" go offishul notice," answered the Pres-
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The reigning prince of Vionacot Who is affectin' 7,000,000:M11'dpeople, di:: club bee
now 70, is blind. Ho lives principally at so fur bin ignored in de settletnen.t. We
his Chateau du Marchois and is rigidly has been indirectly informed, Itovtrebet, dab
careful in hie etpenditute although his for- Cattada has condeded to do people of die
tune is $900,000 a year, ketitry de right to dig finliworms anywhar'
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