HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-10-3, Page 7ODD Si4 D where there once was thirty feet of water at
-,e— all times. What better proof scald be given A BABY BARB.Cft:
Cbrietian science is meld to have gonetquite of the fact that the privilege given to the A 'reporter Obeyed by an Intent Poodigy,
out of fashion In Philadelphiss Cheediere millers hue ieeulted in obstructing
Jay Gould has an orchid in hie conservatory Shaved by a baby 1 And one of the pretbi
the nay
at Irvington that is valued at $5;000,
re, on of the river and in injuring
A plain gold ring was found by a Washing•
ton (N.C,) man imbedded in a" large block
of roe.
An English lady bar 100 $60,000 to be de,
voted to the photographing of stars, planate
end nebulae.
Gen, M. C•Me(ge says that we stall be
found by she oeneuu o 1800 to have 67,240,000
people In the United States,
"'frightened moue color" is the rates°
fashionable shade. It le probably :r littl
paler them, the ordinary mouse color.
Queen Vtotorie's rooenb vi b Wales.
brings out the statietioe that during her
the publio interest f The reetriolions upon
dumping; :sawdust and refuse into the rve
are not sufficient. Strict prohibition le called
for, both In the interests of navigation and of
the health of the communities along the river.
All our rivers should art far as possible be
kept pure.
Dr, Brown-Sequard, according to a good
authority, hart been married three tunes,
twloe to Amerioaq girls. He was born on
the Island of Mauritius, formerly the Isle of
France, a email island 550 miles east of
Madagascar and about 2300 from Cape of
Good Hope. His, father, Edward Brown
- who was a native of Pniledelphla, was en -
sit gaged in businees on the island, His
reign ot..o weer alt p cants twelve din's mother wan a Frenoh woman named Se•
v hand all of h doctor sawlin the light in 1818,
Tyguard. The
only_ h ,vie been spent hi Ireland, is preliminary
Th Alpine oow• bell has bsoome the ragemade in Mauritius
rtwas t were
ne oPhen he was twenty
y
o g orators to 8witserland this year and years old he went to Paris to ot,mplebe his
enterprising dealers have flooded the barman
with Miniature ow -bells in gold, silver and
enamel.
On August 26, a shark was captured in
the Tay near Dundee. It measured four
feet in length, forty inches in girth, and 32
inohee from fin to fio, and had a mouth ten atraok with the youthful b
inches long, beauty,y ypeofAnglo-Saxon
IL'he 1o11 . sn n the Texas. Penitentla eo different, az •he observed, from
raise "a"prisoners
s and refine Its juin, Airy that of the dark, soft -eyed Persians. Tek-
Paying all the costs of food, fuel, shelter and fug 1fnan };our to encil stalk nnd et with ktheechid a d
clothing, $08,004 have been turned into the drawing her portrait, which he presented to
abate ler this work. the Major, The likeness lean excellent one,
An American system of police alarm boxes andshows that the Shah, who has never
has been pub up in London. Amman district taken lesson in drawing, has great natural
has been served with ib as an experiment, t ilent for that art,
which, 11 suooesafel,will probably be repeat. The anooess with whroh the United States
ed all over the great city, Government has revived" piracy upon the
Taylor's bauble faotory, of Bridgep rb, 0t., high seas has apparently had the effeot of
employing 600 girls, shut down indefinitely inspiring certain deecendanbe of the greatest
taut week on account of the falling off of the of the pirates of old with the idea of reviving
bustle trade caned by Mrs. Cleveland's re- the induatrp of their fathers. A Spanish
pudiation of that article of female attire. vessel has been captured by -a band of Riff
niratesas o thcrew have been
Nearle Paris Exhibition, 100 ave been and though 6 oerried off into elaveryand six of er One hundred and
wee held ostensibly to commemorate the
re -
violation of 1789, not a congress has dealt oommon as collisions ab sea are now, and
with that event even in the most remota the name of the 'Riff pirates was as terrible
to underwriters as icebergs or foga are in
medioal course and take hie degree.
The London Daily Telegraph says that at
Brighton the child of Major Talbot, a little
girl of four years, with a charming Englieb
face and long blonde hair, was introduced to
the Shah, His imperial Majesty wag greatly
fifty years ago snob notion as this were as
why' these days. Will the Riff pirates be treated
It has been estimated by men of science 1 with as much' forbearance as the United
who have investigated the subjeot that the States Governmenb ' pirates by the Great
rook of Niagara is being warn away by the Powers t I! not, why not 1
waters at ouch a.rate that in a few thousand
years the cataract will work np to Lske Berearavakl, the Pole who tried to avenge
Erie. his country's wrongs by shooting at the Czar
Alexander II., during that monarch's visit
One who Is never busy can never enjoy bo. the Paris exhibition of 1867, .is now a
rest ; for ib Implies a relief from precious whitetheaded old convict in the French
labour ; and, if our whole time were spent penal settlement of New Caledonia, off the
in amusing ourselves, we ebould fiad it coast of He isverytenderly treated
more wearisome than the hardest day's bybhe authorities of the place, for hie con•
work. dual bas been unexceptionable from the very
Eighty pedigree Clydesdales have been first day of his transportation. They allow
sold out of a stud in KIrkoudbrightehire to him a room to himself apart from the other
a ;commissioner from Saxony, where these prisoners and he is ab liberty to roam about
horsee are now in great demand, and the the island, as he pleases Being very fond
trade iwith Germany appears likely to in- of flowers, cultivating his little garden in his
crewed, considerably. sole employment, and for recreation he reads
During the flood at Rookford, W. Ya., a the newspapers and magazine%.
young lady who lost ner voice last autumn
It is not im omsible that Spain will take
stumbled and fell, while escaping from theP P
water, and tried to scream for - help. She advantage of the came bulli with 'Mor0000
water,
edlately" recovered her voice and - can afforded herby the revival of theRiff pirates,
speak as well as ever, and will undertake the conquest of the
The Pirates of the BehringSea have not greatest of the once independent Barbary
the British Columbian a ries. Shehae long wished to emulate the
been able to prevent:
sealeqrs from reaping some part at least of French conquest of feeble, ter., ead although
the !seal harveab, for' four thousand seven she Is savef very the years of 'peace
hundred and fifty sealskins, worth thirty Carliwhich have followed strengthened
surrender of the
six' thousand dollars, have recently been siderats must et gootrengohened her con -
six
' shipped from Victoria to London via' Mont- sun -drily. What good ib would do treeleee-
real. eon -dried, ignorant Spain to conquer, tree
An armchair which belonged to John leas, sun-dried, ignorant Mor0000 is an ab -
Davidson, :shoemaker,
b-Davideon,ehoemaker, Kirkoswald, Ayrshire,ebraob question, bub` , once notsubjugated
reason
the original "Souter Johnnie" of Robbie by the Moore, would • that out
Is now in pos•
i :na' " Tam O'Shanter,'' too :closely if she thought she could now
rasion of Mr. Logan, of Lennoxtown, who in subjugate them and that an extension of
married to. a greatgranddaughter of the territory and that unponderable thing called.
" Souter," . The chair is made of oak, with Prestige could be gained by such a'war,
lint cushions, and is about 130 sense old. Mountains_ seem to be falling on both sides
One of the cannon used by the ;American of the world and crushing the poor people
colonists in 1763 to defending their settle-
who have .nestled is their shadow. The
meats from, the attacks of the Indian chief cliffs of Qaebeo, in which Canada's pride
Pontiso, is imbedded in the foundation walls centres, and around which her heroin hisbory
of the residence of J. Samuel Krause, of clusters, have begun to fall, and have made
Bethlehem, Pa., where it was placed by the themselves the grave of many. It will pro
oflioers of the: Moravian Church. to prevent bably be at last felt to be necessary to stay
young Amerina from firing it off on liberty the olitfe with further masonry, a precaution
days.which it is now evident should have been
. ;
An enormous tarantula invaded a New taken before this calamity made Champlain
York police station house a few days ago street a pleoe of fear and threatened the
and routed all the officers. Ib was finally very existence of the oity's chief ornament-.
killed with a olnb and when measured was From a mere money point of view, unless
found to be nine inches in circumference. thisis done a good deal of lower town pro
It is supposed that the tarantula got in by pests wuII become : valueless and, without
means of some banana': wagons which` were Dufferin:Terraoe, Qaebeo would cease to be
housed in the station house yard after a raid Quebec. If the rook cannot be made se -
on some fruit peddlere a few days previous•' ours the space under 11 should be cleared of.
lye people till it can be taken down.
The conditions surrounding the eohool life In a recent interview with ' a newspaper
of a cies of young women, three of whom reporter Captain Watkine;,;of the Oiby.of;
have committed suicide within a few months, Paris, who has been in command of Atlantic
wouldsurely form a very Interesting aubjeot eteamehipsior about twenty-five yeare, said:.
of biological investigation. That suicide is —" The tremendous and rapid progrenemade
matching, everyone known, and that school in the construction of ooean eteamere may be
girls are :sensitive is alio well-known. Still, illustrated by thin simple If the first
when epidemics" break out, the
moat careful
steamer which I brought across from Linen
note should be taken of the conditions, so pool to New York had been loaded to her
that by the collation of fade, the sources of extreme capacity with coal she would not
danger may become known. have been able to ours mere than enough.
Republica may be ungrateful, but the fuel to supply the City of Paris for one trip
United States is doing what it oan to remove across the Atlantic. Under present eondt-,
that reproach from ibe skirts. She has, bions each gain of an hour in epoed means
indeed, dispensed with the further services a very great increase in the consumption of
of Corporal Tanner, the Commissioner of fuel, the diapropertion continually growing
Pensions, who, :by giving a pension to every- greater. It would aeeln, therefore, that the
Person that applied to him, backed by sof- limit of epoed has been very nearly attained,
Solent Republloen interest, managed to in• anises the fuel -carrying oapaoity of the leers.
oroase the national debt of the United States ie greatly inoreaeed.. ,
by some seven millions in oue month. Still, The " Edinburgh Scotsman says " Al-
ike has spent no lees than one billion of though the Duke and Dncheee of File remain•
dollars upon pensions since the war of the oda home .on Sunday morningafter their wed-
re hellion and has upon her pension rolls half ing, in the evening the happy oonple might
a million names. have been seen in an ordinary hansom driv
The total coal consumption of the world Ing, rapidly.. towards a neighboring village
ago.
is Bald to amount to upwards of 1,000,000 church for evening service unattended b.
hundred weight per hour. Of this gnantiby any unite, the Princess in the uietnese of
about 240,000 hundred weight are required Sundaydress with a water root- and p , nd the
per hour in order to heat the boilers for Duke n ordinary, not to saysbabby,morning
stationery and marina engines, locomotives, attire. They had told, . the driver to wait
oto. The production of pig iron absorbs the close of the service, bub the man mite
100,000 hundred weight and that et other understood, and so, the little simple village
metals 80,000 hundred weight per hour. cbnroh service over, the Duke an.t hie bride
The average hourly consumption of house- sallied forth with the other worshippers.
holdodal is reckoned at 200,000 hundred and in the _g loaming of a summer's evening
wetgil t, but the total production 1. estimated walked quietly back to their house aorose
et 30;000,000 hundred weight to 33,000,000 the park hardly noticed.
hundred weight per diem, so there is a A dealer at a Birmingham sale a few days
considerable margin, ago gave fifty-seven -guineas for a paok of
Canada isn't mush a bad place to live in eerie. The peek is said to be the only one
after all. The records of climatic influences of ibe kind In the world. t
card Every - d
at work woes the One, and wbich go to make apdoially engraved, and -the park comprises
the life of the average American anxious and an .exhaustive pictorial history of the prinol-
unpleaaant, fall to find anything like a par• pal events of the reign of Queen Anne, down
ailel in Canadian hiebory, Is eosins to have to 1706. It includes the victories of Mai 1.
been the ancient idea that Canada was a frost borough, the Boa fights of Admiral Benbow,I
bitten and move -bound country, bub when it all the various
chimps oonne bed with
comes down to a question of actual expert. Parliamentary proceedings of the day, and
enoe, the muoh•futvored New Yorker pan tell the conclusion of the treaties between En
aeries of mach greater proporbion as to the land, ]repos and Spain. The Queen of
big .now falls he has seen in that country. Hearts le a very wolf:drawn picture of
For floodm, rain and wind storms the United Qoeen Anne herself, and the King of Hearts
States hart the preference every time. And represents Prince George of Denmark, her
to•day'e telegraph advices tell, of Bnow and husband. The Queen, 01 DIDmonda is Anne
heavy free ire foive, y Sophia, , . Q
• Queen of Denmark 'the Ween of
The water in the river Ottawa le dory tow Clulae is the Princess lloyal of Printery. ; and
at present, and the steamer . "Owent" the Qtiedn of. Spade. is he Prime 'as Anne
recently ont a' round on. 'a earedueb aimed of Russia. The' knav
r Y w Kes w ..aro re.. need b.
o e he Parliament bulldln a leading o'li-
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at a place o omit t i tibitxns of
the d -•
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est, meet engaging little babies in the world ?
A " Pall Mall'' reporter thus apostrophizes
Nellie Wiok, the baby barber, who the ocher
evening shaved five men in twelve minutes
and "never turned a hair." It was to see
this prodigy that our representative wended
hia way to the further and of King'a•road,.
Chelsea, and there, at No, $41, made the
acquaintance of "Professor" Teddy 'Wicks
an] his talented family, the "Champion
Sha, ere' of the World;" Yea, for Mrs.
Wick and Mr. With, Matter . Wink
and Mies Nellie Wiok, all are professed
obavers, and Master Teddy Wick, a young
shaver of three, is literally pining to become
e barber too, and invariably, instate upon
latheringthe ouetomera who are about to sit
under- ellie's little razor, She Is a sweet
faced miohievoue-eyed little bird of four,
with hair the color of old gold and eyea as
bine as the Neapolitan sky, and with a joy.
ons laugh that charms the hearte of all her
aoquaintanoee, Her father "Professor"
Teddy, is quite a young man, but he has
already made a name and earned fame by
his shaving feats at the Royal Aquarium,
and he proudly informed our representative
that he had only been
TEAOHING NELLIE TO SHAVE "
for six.monthe.
" Will she shave me?' asked our represen-
baaive,,
"Oh, yee, indeed,"
" And won't opt me 1"
"Oertanly not. But you shall see her
shave me first if you like. Here eee
Nellie, will you shave this gentleman t"
The sweet little faoe puckered np, the
eyes looked the Pail Mall ' reporter
full in the faoe ; then with a little shy,
impudent ,mule: "No 1"
" Oh, yes, you will ; do shave me.'',
pleaded our reporter. "I want to tell all
the ladies and gentlemen how °lever you
are and -1'11 give you a silver penny to put
in your money box."
" Your beard is too hard 1"
" Ohs never mind tihab—some and try."
So away ran the little one, and while her
father was
STROPPING A Raton
(for she is not 'quite up to that yet, al
though she possesses a pair of beautiful
tortoise shell handled razors, and strenuously
objects to using any othera) she put a chair
along side of the; shaving chair, clambered
into ib, paba towel around our reporter's
neck, lathered him, and then struck au
attitude while waiting for the reaor, With
wonderful dexterity, when she received the
tool, she ran ib over our. representa-
tive's faoe, atrebohing the ekin tight with
her tiny plump fingers, and rounding corners
and getting along bho edges of the jaws with
all the facility of an old hand. Only coon-
'density did her father aay, "Keep it flat,
Nellie," when the little hand had or seemed
o '
HAVE SOME DIFFICULTY
in getting the razor over our reporter's stiff
stubble.
The little one's remarks too, were funnily
characteristic; "Held your, head over, air,
please," " Shave up, sir t"—"Thank you,
sir.' " Powder Y" "That's right, sir, thank
you." One expected to hear the my voice
say " Next 1 "but it didn't.
The operation over -and it certainly
was a
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY SHAVE "
—away the little:fairytrotted, with a laugh,
for a romp with her younger and even more
ambitions brother. " Do they like shav-
ing Y" was asked, to which Mr. Wick re-
plied that the children would' cry if not
allowed to use"the razor.They have learnt
their art upon Mr. Wick's own face, and
Nettie: especially used, with spontaneous
humor, to ory, . whenever she happened to
out her father's faoe, " Ib'e only a "pimple,
daddyl' and so laugh away the pain of the
wound. But she is an accomplished barber
now ; she has shaved "five men inside of
twelve minutes, and ib is only real pimples
that she over outs now. -[Pail Mall Budget
The Demon Steer.
George Wilson, a well-known cowboy,
tells the following story, says the Cheyenne
"Tribcne" :
There has
roamed on the ranges adjacent
to the Platte' and Laramie rivers for these
many yearn a maabodon wild steer whose
aggressiveness and power make him the
dread of every round-np outfit. This com-
bative beef bears not a brand, , bub no
"rattler": dares appropriate him.
The ""demon.'ateer," as .the pugnacious
brute is called, knows no fear, and with
lowered head, glistening eyed and sonorous
bellow will charge upon anything in hie
course. Time upon time he has been
rounded np with his comparatively 'dooile
companions, but he invariably rushee poet,
the line riders as if no such obebruotion to
hie flight existed. Onoe a'CY" outfit deter-
mined to effect the 'capture of
the big
!allow"
but after he had gored two horses and
soared the wits from half a dozen riders the
undertaking was abandoned.,
This prairie terror only last Beason, in a fit
of rage ab those who dared to intrude on the
peaceful solitude of the range, charged ab
midday into a camp, creating a panic, to
which was ideal quietness the clatter incident
to the stampede of the fabled bull in the
ohina shop. There was a shattering of egni•
page and a"disordered flight of the diners.
One of these latter was so incensed that, core
brary to orders, he Bent a'eix-shooter ball
after the maeaive steer, but the micelle flew
wide of'ibs mark,
Wilson asserts that he will undertake to
rove that the demon steer killed a: large
ear in a fair fight on the Sybille three years
ago, and the cowboys will bet all their
arthly belongings that the demon can con-
ner any ball in the Territory. The combat.
with the bear was a terrific affair. Bruin
was forced to the defensive from the firob,
nd for a time pluokily met the fearful on-
langhte of ,the .fighting steer, jarring the
rein forwith blows from hie paws. The
otivity of the' steer was marvelous. He
laved !round his antagonist' as' the sparrer
nnoye file foe, and at nearly every charge
an his long, sharp horns into the 'bleeding
Ides of the bear with she wicked "swish '
hioh a000lnpanies an effective sword thrust.
Wilson thinks the demon steer will die of
Id age. The man who attempts his eapbare
ken his life in.his hands.
a
a
a
to
A silver bell has been hung in a tower in
the lle t
e wh
retthe railroad a:nident to
the Cs
happened, and it will be
tolled every day at the hour of the aoaldent,
Gen. Boulanger, like a groat many • noted
mends superstitious. He to careful tab be
gob out of.bed on the left nide, and if hie path
it aroused by a blaok pat he does nothing of
paltbiaal importance for twenty-four hbure
Hie followere recall •that on the da of his
eontonoe bo reokloaelywent ander a ladder
in front of hie house in Portland plane It
is rumored that lie ie a drm believer
palmistry, and talks. ,book in. the words of a
gypsy Who examined hie hand and told him
that his chief ambition weuld one day be
asttiefled..
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Manufactured only by Thomas Holloway, 78, New Oxford Street,
late. 583, Oxford Street, London.
oar Purchasers should look to the Label on the Boxes and Peta-
I! the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
Exeter Lumber Yar
The Undersigned wishes ,to inform the public in general that he keeps
—constantly in stook—
Al 1 Kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL
DRESSED OR UNDRESSED.
A large stock of Hemlock always onhand at mill prices. Flooring, g, Si r'trg
dressed—inch, inoh-and-a-quarter, inch -and -a half and two inch. Sash D c c 1 S
Blindse.
, Mouldings and. all Finishing Material, Lath, Vi
SHINGLES A SPECIALTY.—Competition challenged. The best and the
largest stock, and at lowest prices. Shingles A 1.
All dressed lumber thoroughly seasoned and ready for use. No shrin kage
assured. • A call will bear out the above,
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Hay Townships Farmers' Mut-
ual Fire Insurance Co.
A; PURELY FARMERS' COMPANY.
Lime Stook alto insured, when in the fields
or on the road in ohargo of owner, or servant,
aieoniannfaoturor of tho Improved Surprise
Washer and Wringer Maohinos. Agent for
Tomb Stones and the Watson dImplemente,
Uudertakingpromply attended to.
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