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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1890-6-26, Page 6fridirik uma gly0 a 1 $) au = ATTIE effect Produced by Ayer' s Cherry I c Pectoral. Cods, coughs, Copt and. Sete Throat are, in most oases, inn mediately relieved by the use of thie wonderful remedy. It strengthens the vocal organs, allays irritat!:.r.. ad pre. yenta the inroade of Ooreauraption; in every stage of that dread disease, Ayer's. Merry l'em .toral relieves coaglee ing and in d ucea refreshing rest. have used Ayer' s Cherry Pectoral In My family or thirty years anti have always found it the best remedy for croup, to which oontPlaint ra.X obrattl'ext have been sineb'ectS - Capt. v. Carley, Bteolayn, N. r. "From an experience of over thirty 3Tars in ale sale of proprietary trade) eines. I feel joestidedn recomrnereling Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. One of the best recommendation, of the Pectoral In the elate:lug quality of ita populowity, being more eatable now tamst 41, woe twenty-five years eiao. when its great wileeesa wee considered marveieue."-o IL S. Drake, M. D., Belton Kans. "My little :stet% four year; of age, W09 30 :: frataa 'N017411103 *hit W3 1134 344103t WAWALi bope et her teciovery. Our fatally place:clue, n skilfol man of large expeilence, prooranewa U use - Ism to give her emy more =edictal) • ale,yiug that lie bad dene all it W*4 pee: albite to do, and we most prepate ntr tbt worst. Aso a last resort, we eletermiued to try Ayerto Cherry Pee:toren and 1 can ;IntlydaY. with the :poet buppy resulta. After Maim; a few *loan abe seemed to breathe ()lister and, within week, Wati out dariger.' We continued giviog the Peetoral until imtisfied sloe was eneirely well. Thie has giveto me unbounded faith in elm preparinion, awl I reconetneod confidently to my eutitonierad --Q. 0. 'mover. Brooggist. Fort Wayne. Iod. For Coble omit Coughs, take Ayer's. cherry Pectoral, lozeireman Dr. 4. C). Ayer & Co. Lowell. Maas nviralot ; els beinse. 45. Wenti it a Wait Butcher VI LATE FOREIGN NEWS. Deatfli or a Strange Character. OHBAT SLAUGHTER OF WOLVBR, Auglonutulacs ift OerataltY. referred to a Senatorial cortunittee, with the Lorraine. The moment has comefor France direction to hand in their re.comenendatiou to make war on Germany. Let us make as speedily as.possible, It is expected. that war; diplomatic reasons permit it, ecouomic workewill begue atthe new port early this reasons Impose it on is, and military rea- summer. sons eornmand it. Let us melte war; the his. A censue of wolves has been taken in. Rue, toxic hour has come. Two years ago would is,. They amount to 170,000, according to have been too soon; in two years it may be he enumerators. They.commit great havoc too late." among the sheep and pas, and during the On ofthemostootedsportsmeninEurop put year 203 human beings have been de. Herr, Oskar Oehsehlager, died last month in toured by them. The price of a wolf's Berlin. Hishorsesranin eveyyracingeountry head is tixed by the Government at ten of importance, but his principal achieve - roubles,. About 80,000 of them were killed r ments were in Germany. At one time he last year. At this rate, if the enumerators was one of the meet extensive breeders of "tisEvE streHttuvi° '6".• .164E."- are correct in their figures, it ought not to race -horses in Germany. He was the repro - TOWER. take long to get del of all the wolves in the WI G se "The Wind's Way." whisper all day to the ruehes, rinne the smootiellowiag stream, And borrow from cloudland and sunlight Their shadow and beam, hurry through grain field and forest O'er valley and bigh mountain chain ; Their saltness and sweetness loather From eueadow and main. The secrets 1 murmur are many, As sadly or Malay blow, Yet what 1 ree*etel to the river No, mortal. may know., Furl,y- Rising Birds, Ne ern= sportsman, and the most The thrush is audible about 4.'0 " tl Playa Phropli Song It:twan has again country. venturesome, both on the terf and at cards. roor ing the started a rebellion at Chienguini, in north, The administration a the Fennell elate- Fertuue was invariably kind to hina until • s tistlingis heard in the woods q' 11 ern Siam. It nail probably result in failure, has been wasteful enough to be scandalous. only a short time ago, Ile formed Tbe uail 3 o'clock. In Finland a railroad is building. from ruder the prevailing system supplies have Ids first stud by talut ng over a. number at about Viborg' to tbe falls of anatra, in order to been granted on au absurdly lovesh scale. The blaeleeap tortes up at 2:30 on a 1uromer of horees from a sporternan wino had, got into diffieulties an a t hrough them he acquired A large estateat Hoppegarten, erecteta villa, and built a long range of model stables. His luck at eerds became as proverbial as atecommodate the evemitiereashigFor examlek itt sonic of the newal hospitals morning. By 4 the blackbird makes the woods re. tourism ----------------------. re ne ock ei itee i g tang teaps Accoreling to the Catogne Gaza& M, de forlt.Y"six night Shirts, and fifty sheets per' . patient. 0 d ehn f (tiers i's about to retire from the it s ne store containe on -i d o Ministry of Foretell/I Affairs, probably to be rope IL4 automat, quantity to last a century. Ine foitune on the turf, but two years ago Durtng the past two years goods valued at his star began to fade, and horses, cards, ' succeeded bY PL111"' L.bawill'44.sowskY• uearly $0,000,000 have been cool:lemma as and storks all failed him, so that in 1889 he , Two weeko ago the coutribatious to the memos, , was ruined, after the most brilliant career of Bismarea eadiumeat fund =molted to $46,- "The beautiful women of the world" are its kina known to hiscou,utry. He was not -, oom A sigunleane feature of the eubserip- requested, in a circular, to send, their 50 wlien he died. ' don liet is the extraoratioary number of south Peeler, to the Boroness taboo von der tlernean names on it. I Despite the very strict control which the a at Tiflis. These will all be ee:am- eraser's bureau. exereleme over the press in Steps have been taken to establielot in St. caned by a committee of artists, and those Rueem, the ea„eationai aeacie,pirmna a the Peters- leurg neciety for the insurance of eeleeted will be pent in an album, yeith the people ta aatenehig tetittletroy,* The peri. erop.s against climatic mishaps. The Arigi- Types of„Female Beauty of the Last °dean publications are multiplying in the etatural Suelety a the metropolis have ini. Years of the Nineteenth Comore.," ;dated the movement he alhote will be sent to the IdeerowlMleun- large cities, and the number of books print- ed is increasing eveg year. There are at Toe. Berlin we,- ena ea,17,17.1. estimates that liseurn. Beautiful woineu of eountria rent fourteen printiog °Mora Oacese. them, are 13,000 different kiwis of postage ate reretea to forward their pieturen but hollumher of books vetted by them Imo stomp? the world. Lest Jelin:WO the 'donate. 1 semi at enem doubled, ond the nurn r of copies has treble Devout Postal aluerain poeseseeel %raid , The anneal liet of ortieles lost during the ed aince htext to thlesee, Kazan ap, sorts, ‘erel is now supposed to loeve at least „balls of the preemling (teas.= in the %%Inter peers as a centre of literary aeti,ity. Almost 1.000 more. ;Palwee at St. Petereliurie has just been pub- every ordinary city has a doily paper of its Fame are being perfeetealm Iliraistericel ilisheil. It includes a grand eross of the own, awl weealies and monthlies are pub. committee few the builtlingot the central port 'order of Ste AIWA, two stare of the order of lished in towns of less eigeiiicance. 'The in the Azov $ea in the Bey of Bieloseoray Stonislaue, two glad coals struck in Imperial Technical Society, in rendering an and four motes in the Gulf of Taganrog, at a memory of the coronation of Alexander III. account of these facts, imeores the large eir- dietanee ot forty yersts avert. The expense 'at Moscow. tive sonall orders, anti -fifty bits culation of foreign books in Russia. breach, will exceed latiztaitame roubles. of women's jewelry valued at $30,000. All Oilmen. and English publications ere muteh The now ,,,,,towa Mug uf Abp. ot alt thee,' arttelea alioni ere still iiimanieted read by the educated sabjeete of the Czar on Ji 6.4)14i, Lie protieette Liana hes just helm ecrapleted in 7.11i1::m. It is given and tinFe bookt! and pernadtcals are clancies. of eceaa gold, wek4he fou- ae. ,„1 a hale p„mite. to thereat,: hospitals of St. Petersburg. tniely imported from foreign coantriee than awl reeeorilaes senoewhat in appoinonee the At Ofeu Hungeoey, a woman has died the eel:420es oureou, with ad ite migoot tiara of teat roan it is amenea wine too who hail not for thirty evens gooe outside and vigilante, is adtato of! pro:ions stoma, and is valued at aoilai01. her house. She was the daughter of ivellao, For six years Greece has been searching Vieelitmetoek in November laet horselmek t° oto married. Her lover, " to test her with peetdair abhorrence in that country, aers sibt,tio to st. peterehere eh! obetlienee anti love," 114sirrti her on a cer- Ana the preeent difficulty is no new de- pc,.E„ja. the ameeaea (one" mho had tio remote. Tloirty ,years ago she ‘vas about for an exteutioner. The office is looked on lieteuet- of undo five tatmeand nodes, Rea., toin feasz day not to go. into the etreets. tille velopinent, The last capital execution sel Ott- Rometio vepital on May 31. Ile reveiv. Agreed, hut broke her promise cowl weak into oecurreil in 18111, oleo after a long wait ior a teen -mallow onetioue throughout the day. tilt tovett. Tat) meet day her lover broae the an indivaluel wI40, wae willing to rerform 1 engaaement, und thereimmi ale otaie a vow A man namea Messenier, who low killed his Tia, Rinetatt military authorities have i5. that ueverogain duritig her leftiole WOUIll Wife, 4,ittnred to ettrVe the State as execution, eotel an order the: sneaky:own elicill not a -tele -we her !male— oet she heir her word. er for a petiole and he guillotined seveuten weer tioeir melte:on. epurs wliOn they atttlidi The eneas of Dreo:en iteitaitt the narks in nowderma, die aivumulation of five e'ears' 4 ha „Tiit°N, mat tttat alit'ws ,°.." 1444 ; Meissen last year alliterated teottli7a.latt the . ilearth of au exeentitater. There are noev raVrtiSt ont Woe nano aloe, if teee. p:',Igerv Ogneoes. nun ever , na .1 • • live lour 1 • - itt is t a b P a'Irs ' aliPeor la aivillital tl'eaEitt, witii iie* sliurs a There is a saxou tradition that the iimaumat Mheus and eleven others in the rest of . The Acrorten arel Gamma mei are hot aareene.tea ea me for haaanna the no death at the bands of a pardoned asoassin math hostility 1" tale intraduldtual "f Engl°bceelptis were only about KOMI. Ito leart ' fashion., Om Own. The Gerniall niteher, who l they satin emu, aloe) 000 t $4t 901.0 t ' . o to, o nee atto named Ittukie. the Atlieniau e evicts tieing lithol to (tree and than the executioner in Ilerlinie known ae o -teetent.fidelle," Ana' ' leo:Akira of the Maiden works is a Whim! "mom Thot' all will before long Barer . ugain in 1815 to $120.000. At t . e. tl of t ahem the veva, here and there tor he approach embarking on a notinotawar for a voyage ral Dea.er an41 Ine pease trying to EWA? 1 in Vieinnt ;IS the WWII of the reeatittem oe aei 4. auhe AllotruTrussou and the lannemPreesian a journey lute cony homier town needing bis wars tbe receipts feU tiff etill none pereep. fiervices. So uneomprising is the national al.r. KINDS Olt..." EATS tostomeresuppliea TrESHATS. THURS. ,AYS &ND SATUBDAYS at their oosidencte oRDErcs LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE OEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. THE BEST BAKING POWDER —413-4- cUitI'SGEllaINE COO IS Re Alum. IICtiaistr reierum. IETAILEU ftEarfitifil, GARTH & CO., FACTORY SUPPLIES. Valeta, Iton IL Lind Pao Loose Pulley Oliors,Stoam Jet Pumps, Farm Pimps, Wind Millet atom Sow - Ater:, Dairy sad 1.1WriCky Utensils. 536 CRAIG STREET. MONTREAL. CHADVE C SPOOL COTTON 'or Hot rut and ',2,cfrine Use. HAS 4...SUPERIOR. Ave IT. LEATHEBOID STEEL -LINED TRUNKS in sample, Lodi& and all other kinds LIDII3l stronest In the World. J. EYELEIGH & CO. MONTREAL, Sole iffro, for tho DorainloR HOTEL BALMORAL D2143-AaREAL. gOtrO D91010 St. One ibruhait,th0 most central and elag-antiy Ita.l.a the City. Accommodation for 401.1....t: OODRUFF, Bates r. 2 to $3 per day. SI VI Manager. 50E1:113.S' e.,""TITTO-T-"TT Sole Arts for Canada, PALMER &SON Wholesale Impale) of taUGGISTS° SUNDRIES, „ t7a3 NOTRE OAR E., MONTREAL. S p. LEATHER Boa COMPANY, Manufacturers of ASBESTOS MILLEIOARD Steam Packing, FRICTION PULLEY BOARD, Th -41, is a Perfect Frietims 1EC ITT'S BLUE THE BEST FOR LAUNDRY USE. ?lIPERS terilaming, , tedi YER,• AL/. ',P. SIZES a a o WEIGHTS <0 4.• kt TO ORDER 4 21 DEBIOSOIOS mune Parrattin 0HafaltattS ' rLUIDbiEgF Cral E R EAT STRENGTH GI VEH FEAPECT FOOD FOR 7141t SIGH 71 WARM INS et pUTRITIOUSOEVERAGC eet A POWERFUL INVIGORATE:IR him. Herr Vietor Meyer,' in an coltireis at Heidelitery, anionnwes that WV may reason. Oily hope titit elienuistry will teaell 115 (0 matte the fame of wood, rim some of bunion ' food. The like of wouti consiets essentially of tellteose, and Herr Meyer hopes to make it starch. The first temmeramm satiety was establish, t.hn St. I eterilearg on May 1,at the inetanee anti by the eiforte of Mine. Belied:aye. Tile tillieere of the soeiette are Prot Wagner Sena- tor Berikela the 32•. Mate Treoetirer of the , Imperial liaule 11r. Yvastelienko, and other perstmagee of high stoneling. ! A torepe of :theta dfty Persian singers. dowers, wrestlers, boxers, eonjurers, and , equestrian, nearly all of whew hove, betiu tweed from their native Ina for high. waymanry, are aliout to Make a tour threugh i Rump°, starting from Odessa. Their dr- ', formanees are :caul to be quite wonderfu ; The eity of 011eese will celebrate its coo- ! tennial la94. The day of celebration will I be either May 27, on whieli Aleximiler L issued the ukase that " there shall be in Khadzhihey eity and a port," or Aug. 22, Khallzhibey is the old Tarter name of the on which the first City Connell was orgamized. site of Odessa. The centenary of a flower has just been celebrated by a banquet in Paris. The dahlia. is joist 100 years old in France. It first flourished in that country in 1700. 1)e - legates from the Society of Horticulture ana the Cerde Floral of Antwerp were present, and the press was represented by the editor of the Flora, the oldest botanical paper in Germany. The annual production of intlia-rubber balls in different countries (in dozeus) is : Germs.ny, 2,850,000; France, 800,000; Russia., 750,000; Eugiand,630,000 ; Austria, 520,000, America, 500,000 ;Italy, 450,000; total, say, 6,500,000 dozen. The demand for German balls is increasing yearly. Germany now exports to England about 850,000 dozen and to America about 000,000 dozen. According to the latest reports of the Minister of Education, there are 40,000 pri- mary schools in Russia. Twenty-two thou- sand are public schools under the authority of the Minister of Education, and 18,000 aro parish schools under the managemene of the "Holy Synod." Religious instruction is given in the secular schools by clergymen, who have to render an account of their doings to the Government. It will be seen how dangerous it may be for untidy children to scratch each other, through the report of seventy-eight exami- nations of the impurities under finger nails recently made in the bateriological laboratories of Vienna. The cultivations produced sheered "thirty-six kinds of micrococci, eighteen bacilli, three sardine, and various varieties ; the spores of common mould were very frequently present. The authorities of Tha.urila have initiated a hard fight against the German names which !anemia colonists have bestowed on their outtements since 1862. Six villages bearing 1:N1)o-tie-ay the names of Gnadenfeld. Herrn- °auk, htetienfeld, Tiefenburg, Philipstal, and Liebemtee the more eueheneet were ordered to be milled by (to the Russian ear) appellations ot . Sae...bash, Temiama ogshik, Telesh, Spat, all but the last, are et These names, Ter tar origin. A suit about some aka n wbich commenced in the year 3""it wee aenlio set- tled on April 8 last bathe etetataratta' litigation the property St. Petersburg. Duringuthcieatiohiih uorfbthine hands six times, according to the vaeitInge demi of the judiciary authorities of 'Mum „I St. Petersburg. It isnow clefinitely settlea the possession of the greatgrandchildren of the original plaintiffs ; but it is SO ruined that they can clerive,but little benefit from it. The Russian Governineet has decided, upon the joint recommendation of the Minis- ters of Commerce and of Navigation, to build a new commercial port on the Black Seatat Theodoeia (Kaffa) or Sebastbpol. The van - detestation of an exerationer that even on The Paris correeporelent of the London the man.of-war Boulds will be protected 7'inon doubtlees Blowiest nye that the anti- from furtive aseaults by tho crew by being bousetir- ' Jewish movement in Frame is so Intense that a nun, who ;WO him the information himself, was hired by a, furious alai -Semite for the 'purpose of aanmsioating au American Jew, Dr. Cornelius Herz, repreeentative of the United States at the Pans electrie ex hibition. Tide man had seen ue the Figaro an advertisement for one capable of except- ing any miseion. He applied, and in an in- • terview with the advertiser he reeeived an offer tf att,000 haws if he would murder Dr. Here. There has been strike of children em - played in the sugar beet fields of Saxony. The children near Braeheatz quit work bemuse their employers refusea to raise their wages from twelve to twenteofive cents per day. In Longenbogen the ehileiren de- manded an advance from 5 to 10 cents per day. All the children were accuetomed to attending school from 8 &dock in the morn. ing till noon, and. to working without cessa- tion frone 1 to 7 o'clock in the afternoon. They were compelled to be in the fields, rain or shine, at their work throughout the six hours. An unneense amount of cotton has been transported from central Asia to Moscow - since navigation woe opened this year on the Caspian Sea. The transportation company "Kavkazy Merkuriy- atone conveyed since Jan. 1 this year 60,000 poods of cotton more than it carried during the whole year of 1888. The direct traffic from central Asia to Mos- cow is even greater. AtteMpta are also being made this year to plant cotton on the Crimean peninsula and: in various other place on the coast of the Mack Sea. The seed was imported partly from America and partly froni central Asia. For the decade 1830-90 the duel statistics of Italy record for the entire kingdom 2,759 duels, most of thein military. The hotter the weather the more duels, while in very cold winter spells the figures tapered off. Thus seven -eights of the whole number took place in summer and one -eight in w nter. Only fifty deaths resulted out of all these duels, ninety of which were fought with the sword, 2,480 with the sabre, and the rest with the pistol. Ordinary quarrels produced 730 ; press and political discussioue 1,322 ; love, 182; relig- ious questions, 20. Most of the duels took place at Na,ples and the feweet at Venice. Vienna has seen a duel between a man and a woman. A girl, 19, challenged a young doctor who had offended one of her friends and. refused th apologize. He Was challenged in the ordinary way by two seconas, a student and an officer of Reserves, and, when he ridiculed the idea, the girl threatened to horsewhip him publicly. The challenge was then. accepted, and a meeting, with swords, also with full aocom.paniment of seconds and. doctors, took place m a hired room in a Vienna suburb. To the man's surprise his antagonist showed herself a genuine fencer of extraordinary skill, and the result was that the affair ended when she bad wounded him in the left side. Last summer the Russian Government started a scheme of colonization in the sparse- ly populated districts of the empire, and the transportation hither of settlers from the overcrowded regions. The Ministries of the Interior and of the Government lands hate jointly appointed a new Commission to regulate the work of colonization in the far East. That Commission is to inspect all the territoriee south of the Cossooraproposed to be opened to new settlers. Promunns Will be offered to such settlers as will beet promote the Chinese method of agricniture, as that method is the safest against the rot of grain peraepmep,hwiehticbilyis very prevalent in tha,p region, The last sensation visited upon Paris is a Dreyfus, entintehde '134ahdetealepeeesPeatirtyY' Cunxile It says,: "The moment has come for France 20 obtain therevision of the Frankfort treaty or to tear it up. • France should appeal to m the name of general peace; ous plans submitted for the purpose, as imena0ed tv. whicb consecrated well as the choico of the locality were the abandonment to wea te „Leo t. The daily ilateetieve rieetinneefn of Moscow calls attention to the distress that prevails among the cloth weavers of 2:dowel:aye-Vol, in the government of Kulisla in Poland. In the seeond decade of this century the RUA- sian Government made that district 41 centre of cloth manufatituring., it invited weavers omataxanytoset Oahe re, granting thou wit only land anti building materials for lemees antt factories, but also many other privileges. Attratted by these inducements, many weaver)! from the town of Lodz, in the neighborhood, of that district, settled there, too. Probably the poorest and the least thrifty. sort of eloth weavers came to that plave, for not oile. of them is know to have grown dela since that time. But still their eondition was tolerable up to 1860. Since that tiine large factories, working with inctehinery, inade their appearance in Lodz, and the oldefashioned weavers at their loonis were put at a great disadvaanage. At the present time their oecupatiou is so far gone that they are reduced to .poverty. The whole hinzily of a weaver, livm' g to poverty. The Nvhole family of a weaver, living and working in one room and toiling thirteen to sixteen hours a day, earn no more than 2 to 24 roubles a week. A terrible calamity is threatened in the entire region of the Caucasus. At about the middle of April the Imperial. Society of Agriculture in Tiflis received information that locusts had appeared. in no less than 284 different places in the Caucasian dis- tricts, covering an area, of 93,034 dessyatins of cultivated land (one dessyatin equate 2,400 square yards). As this information could not by any means be complete, and as the exteut of the whole infested area could not be estimated before the brood of locusts is hatched, it is not extravagant to assume that the entire ground from Tiflis to the Caspian Sea andwestevard over Aram up to Zangezursk is covered by the pests. This may strike with panic the entire population of the region and cause serious trouble to the Government. At the lowest estimate, abont 150,000 workers will have to be engaged in the governments of Tiflis, Elisebetpolsk, and Bakinst to destroy the locusts; and this will involve an expense of no less than 2,300,000 roubles a month, besides the loss of crops and the cost of military detach- ments that will be required to keep such a large number of undisciplined. laborers at their work. At a special meeting of the Imperial Society of Agriculture in Tiflis, on April 25, it was resolved to petition, by telegraphic despatch, Prince Dondukoff- Korsakoff, the highest officer in control of civil affeirs in the Caucasus, to authorize and to effect such measures of prevention against the threatened calamity as may be expedient and practicable. The local author- ities of the Various governments of the in- fected region were petitioned to do in the mean time whatever lies in their power for the deatruction of the locust. A Tribute to the Departed. Census Taker—" Are you the head of the family ?" Wobbles—" Yes, sir; Mrs. Wobbles died last February." No Charity in Eases, "May I take a kiss before I go, dearest?' said George as he prepared. to depart. "You may borrow one, George," Said charming Jennie, "but you must not ctake one, for mother has repeatedly cautioned me against giving kisses to any onh." So George was obliged to borrow. g; "3 The Assistant Treasurer of the United States says the Cunard Steamship Compahy must reconvey the contract imported glass- blowers to the port whence they came, or suffer the seizure of their ships and their exclusien from American barbelera sound with his melody. Tile noose sparrow and tomtit comeliest in, the list of early rising birde. At short iniereals after 430 the voices of the robin and wren are heard in the land. The green finch is the first to rise, and sings as early as 1:30 on it summer morning. The lark does not rise until after the ehaf- flocle, linnet, and a number of other hedge- row folk have been merrily piping for a good Spider's :mention, A story elbowing the strength end intelli. grace of the emitter bee been revived. Fol - loving its the o9ginal account clipped from the Lebauon (Iva Standard of 1882 A tolerably tall task stauds against the wall lo P. C. Cleaver's livery stable. A small spider had fasteoed to the bottom of the desk a conimil web teaching ocorly to tho floor. About 11.30 o'clock )louclay forenoon it WAS observed that the epider had ensnar- ed a, young mouse by passing filamente of her web around ita tail. Main grit seen the mouse hait s fore feet on the floor and could barely touch the floor with its hind feet. The spider Wee full of besioess, run - ulna up zonci down the line road °mast:molly biting the mouse's tail, ineking it struggle desperately. Its efforts to escape were all unavailing, as the sleuder filaments about its tail were too strong for it to break. In a short time it was seen that the epioler was slowly hoisting its victim into the air. By 2 otilock, in the afteruoon thc mouse could barely touch the floor with its fore feet ; by uItrh the point of tts nose was an moll above the floor. At 9 o'clock, at night the mouse was still alive, but mule no sign except when the spicier descended and bit its tail. At this time it was au inch aud a half ftoin the floor. Yesterday morning the moue° was dead, and hung three inches from the floor. A. Queer Battle, At Stafford Springs, Conn., a facctioue and tieteintinea Oil hen wanted to sit, but her owner took away her eggs, whereupon in querulous mood she tont her nest and blustered about tbe homestead, finding a great deal of fault with life. While she was doing that the family cat discovered her artietically wrought and rounded nest, curled up in it and deposited five kittens there. Then the hen canoe back, leitehed into pussy, fairly drove her off the nest, flew in awl sat on the kittens, evidently itt- f'z ring that they were a new kind of chickens she had hatched in a moment of mental alabtraction. For a day or two the hen brooded away and the unhappy eat stalked about the peemiem, watehing for an oppertunity to get be& her own. At the entl of three days the hen luel to quit the old stand or food and water and promply the eat slipped into the nest, awl taking the kittens one by one by the Arta of the neek, transported them all to a distant part of the hayonow. Then mune the hen home again, ond when she found the fledglings flown elm raised another noisy row all about the farm. She looked alow anti aloft, vainly for awhile, for the missing brood, and finally found them rangea alongside the parent cat. Again there was a battle and again the old cat had to flee from the furioue heapeeking, but, she took along one kitten in her teeth, wbile the hen held the field of battle and our feline spoils. 0 With the kitten in her mouth the cat sealed a high searead awl mule for herself a new home, with her one offepring by her side, but the old hen is still encamped oil the rest of the kittens in the new -made neet. She lays not, neither does she cackle, but it really looks as if she were going to bring up the four kits in spite of all drawbacks and setbacks. A Drowned Herring, Henrik Dahl, of Attlesund, Norway, was a reader and follower of Darwin. Wishing to apply his theory of the limit of adaptability of a species to its environment, he procured a herring from a neighboring fjord coed car- ried it home in e tub'of sea -water. He re- newed the water daily for some time and gradually the quantity, with so little incon- venience to the herring that he concluded that the fish mialit, in time learn tc breathe air undiluted with water, like the eat and the man. 12 turned out as he expected and the water was 'finally turned out of the tub of the herring, never to be replaced, even for bathing. Henrik next removed the fish from its tuliand placed it on the ground, where it flopped about very awkwardly atfirst, but soon learned to move freely and rapidly. In a little while the berring was able to follow - its master witheht difficulty and then it be- came his constant companion about the streets of the city. On a certain unfortunate day Henrik had.occasion to cross a dilapidated bridge which spanned an arm of the harbor. The herring coming gracefully along, heed- less of danger, now and again swinging at the ephemera:for whicb it had acquired an especial fondness, missed its footing, slipped through a crack into th3 water beneath and was drowned. Wanted One, Too. An awning maker, who had received a postal card asking him to call at a house on Porter street, put in an appearanee as soon as possible, and the woman of the house pointed out the window she wanted provided with a, shade. "But you get no sun on this window," protested the man. "Well, suppose I don't ?" "But an awning is to keep the sun out." "Is it? Perhaps you are not too old to learn something?' "But, ma'am, do you reallorwant amawn- ing bem. . "Of coarse I do. Do you see that awning on the next house i" bot the sun etrikes that window." "Can't help that. That Nyman thinks she owns the earth. She put that awning up to spite me. I am now goilig to put one up to ehow her that she cana run this town. 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