The Exeter Times, 1891-4-9, Page 3DE. W. II. GRAHAM
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was pouring out of US; our clothes were
'syringes% wet. The only thing that. lid not
look as if it was dying was the old oboe) in
front of us. He bad not turned 0, heir, and
his tracking now WAS wonderful, u4deed.
Not it sign of track or broken branch orany-
thing could I see ; but on he went, 'slowly,
-because locomotion had to be slow in such
stuff -but -with rooetwonderfed certainty, as
though he stew the elephant, ahead of him.
So we went. on And 00, from bad to worse,
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ly stopped. I raa into " L Ve/liars, of
course, dashed the nee into the same hole
which he had almost jabbed right through "L." W-roeser ! here he comes, everything
3110 by this time. No one could see, and any felling in 1111 directions ! The noise of hie
stoppage in front mese *tellision along the enurspet, the swaying of the trees, the crash -
whole line. sug and then the awful thea, who can
For hours Iliad been cerrying ten-pouod
desershe them? "Well done, +Adman ; yon
By Jove ! how lucky it was he had not
done that in the fearful eta/ we hAd crept
through earlier in the day. We couldnever
have eseaped. "Is" slowly, with bus rifle
clutched its his hand, creeps Meta by lam
nearer to the rogue.' He gets, to within
ten feet of him, the "rogue" stops swinging
his leg to and fro and suddenly wheels round
on "L." "L's" rifle is raised, bang! bang I
There is a screaming trumpet, a swaying of
trees in all direetious and the "rogue" was
one. " Come ose," shouts "L."
Off we dash, tearing our way thresugh the
jungleand the Jungle tearing its way through
us. The whole place is covered with blood,
and there ORO be no doubt. that the elephant
is badly wounded,
"Look out" Bohosno-Uondi stops an
beckons me, and I crept up to him, for 'tie
my turn now. Oh, yes, there he is looking
straight At me about twenty feet of. "Look
out, he'a going to charge Wait until lee's
quite elose ; Pli back you up," whispera
rifle and I had realized the earnestness of
life. I had made up my mind Oise, once
througls with my first elephant, the rest
were eafe. Never, no never, um, for the
finest tusker, would I again go throsigh all
the agony I had been enduring Milne 6
o'clock- Yes, my mind was fully simile up,
this was my first and last elephant. I had
thought of nothing. but this determination
for bonne when tins amide* stoppage took
place.
" Whet is up? Is be there?" This was
he expression on every face. All zuy keen-
ness was back. I felt equal to anything.
" a.nd Bolsomo.Housli holel a wInsper-
ed confab, and I almost kill myselt in my
efforts to hear witat it 15 all about. Not a
word ean I meke exciterneut is
intense. Quite too awful. Then the eld.
mail disappears in the eadergrowth, ghcling
away like il. etudes, without the elightest
mined, of effort, the undergrowth (dosing be-
hind him, leaving rot sign of him.
Crawling up to "L," I whisper : " 'What
" S-111, a ---h I" saye
.Now, my whisper lead hardly been a. white
nee. I had looked it more than anything
and to be met with a scowl asul
was fearfully irritatiug, " L" then went
on to whieper eousething, but what unearth
he said I eould not inake out, for just then
my bet brushed against a tree deadening all
other ampule. Having recovered thie shoelss
I agaiu looked IVisat is itt" Thump came
something into the emals of any back, and,
glaring around, I see my faithful Velliate
also looking " What is it, t" He, too, bad
crept up, terror het/ depicted all loser hien.
At this moment the ludicrousneee of the
whole thing burst upon me. I could not
help laseginnm Seizing my handkerchief I
stuffed it into my mouth. Stop laughing
could not. The arm ized expresmon on
face was terrible. Thromug enyeelf on the
svaod that charge hee a veteran.
Yes, t here he was. had go t ray elephant., airs DANOBROITS zacnir.
How Well, even now.. after all this flescrip-
tion, I hardly know how it lied happened, A -._
u sug.4 Roes 3101re 114xeeutiou. ot 11*
He had changed right on to me, and I had n laretCh Theo et the Nuzzle,
dropped Ise» witls ray first shot, That was
s.ink,V;V:iiistVoZioUW:WO‘
'et sn'S,esesste.3.."ese'seteeteeeetehtleStNneees.. 'eteneteeeeeteass.- eee, • t
to infants and Children.
oesatortaissoweliadapteritoceildrersthat est* cures Calle. Constipates?,
reconmeeditas superiortoany presmiption Sour Stomach, Diann/see, rauetatme.
Nails worms, eve. Wen and Promoted di"
lawn to me." If A- Aantiatt If 11 gesgoz, *
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Tag CENTAllit C0310"4", 77 Murray Street, T.
quite certaise, for there he eves, Isis isuges, ' The new (teeniest gun which wart recently
carcass only veven feet from where' steed. tested at Plozk, in the Province of Posen,
It was moregood luck then atonal manage- does not promise to Ise mue of a mimesis.
meet. Ilea the bullet not killed hire According to reports from Germany 'several
steneously he must have exisahed ree in hie necnients deeetred while it• lead beiug 'fired
JAIL
Where were the melee'? They were con-
snieneusly abSerit, There W45 Uity other rifle
Iiiug on the gronud, but utt eooly to be
SCSI). The interpid Vellian had not been
able to seam1 that charge, and " eeeime Per -
pen get up a tree, why. Ise did so fol.'
Our .prize was a magnificent' elephant,
fully ume feet. "L's" two bullets had pen-
etreted a little too far heck to be fatal, The
shot he got was 3 ditfictlit one, the sudden-
ness of the, elephant's swerve 'omits' putting
him off, or possibly the bulleta may have
&tweet eir a sapling, This old rogue" had
felled him eeverat times.
Ohl Bolsomo-Hondi meentime has taken -
off the Mil, which he bards to use with great
politeness, and I see f asu once snore instill I.
ed its the olti 111414% good graces, front the
manner in widen I shot "my first elephant.
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The Vae of Cream,
There are very few people who have
abundance of eream ta 11SO 100 make limpet
use of the advantage. 4111 go id housekeep-
era know, nowatleys, that 4 cup of the beet
made coffee in the werld ie *stale flat and
msprofitable without CIVR,M, unless indeed it
be drank.. after dinner.perfectly clear and
strong. It is a barbarism that only a few of
our cheaper restaurants are tiOW guilty of,
Wolfer eetfee tvith milk. On the contrary
it seems to us that tea gains nothing, but
i ground I buried my fitee in my areas, but rather loses some of ste &lice, of flexor
. whenever I looked up and YAW the perspir- when served with cream, gaining a body
! ing fssces, protrudent oyea and woebegone . that is inconeistent with its nature. There
i appearance of the coolies and the intense are none of the breakfast cereals that are
auxiety depicted an "L's" face lest niy gig• itot doubl,y delicious served svith creem. A
'. gling Omelet be heard, off I went again Into pasty, half smoked dieh of oatmeal served
; paroxysm after pars:etyma of laughter. with thin milk le spite a, different dish
hooking up on one of these occasione I saw front the same grain when each ker-
;., llolunne•Hendi, who had returned as quietly nel of the mush is swollen out to full
' :18 be had gone, staring at me with the ut- , distinct perfection, and it is served hot
I most contempt and au almost fiemlisli look ; with ice-cold cream. There is aomething
of rage. I saw the old chap had lost all re, particularly delicious in whipped eream
1 apect for me, and this stopped my giggling served with any kind of sweet fruit.
fit, " One must maintein one's dignity even Preserves of all kinds are excellent
in. a cane bra,. Ws." with whipped creatn, yet what a com-
" The 'rogue was elose here, had been ly- paretively rare thing it aa to see them
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lug awe, bee seemed ee,suess and hod got served in this way, except, in families where
up and gone on," said the old chap, us a
wlsisper evidently implying that I was the
cause. "What do you propose? said" L"
"I think I know where he going and WO
must make a detour and cut firn off. Ho
has gone to the river," said Bohomo-Honeg. added jnst before serving. Creamed chicken,
" That is just as well," said "L," "for I or chicken served in a fricassee in which the
would not go uenis him in this jungle." No, yolks of eggs are freelv used with cream, is
Ia.." mumbled old man in a doebtful way, esp....hilly delicious. There, are few dishes
(No no, nor he mither) that was very eer.
scoeir‘st eitlilloiewht the same sort of going we had
turned to our right, and aftee
there is a French chef, The use of creara in
soups and meat dishes is ouly beginning to
be understood in this country. There are
few of the thick white soup that do not
owe tIseir perfection to the cup of hot cresun
of fried ash, that rimy not be appropriately
served a is oreme, or in cream sauce. Clem
a cream sauce is made of 'milk, and it is very
nine made hi that way, but by way of vox -
been having so much of, we struck a ridge iotyonalso luso of genuine cream and see
with a, very decent game tmek on it. Here isow excellent the -change is. 4eroquettes
one amid walk upright and in comparative ailed teeny other slainty entrees of meat owe
comfort. The jungle got more open as eve their supremo excellence, to else use of cream,
went along, and presently we struck on On Thus far 3343 have not touched upon the al-
°lel, abandoned paddy field ; not a. Louse most innumerable delightful desserts that
to be seat ; everyttlung growing up into
may be made with a, fouudation of cream.
juugle Charlotte Reese becomes the simplest of
desserts when owe the art of beating.cream
"The people are dead -fever ;" said is acquired. This can be done with an
the old ruan with the greatest unconcern. ordinary egg whip, but most persons
And I wondered how many villages he ha. ;
can succeed better with a creamehurn. The
seen pass awn. From his age, which
ordinary little churn of tin, a cylinder but
mieht have been centuries, but more for his
nttee uneoncern, I came to the conclusion
that he must have seen many. He seemed
to think nothing wbatever of it.
two incises across, is of no praetieal value,
and therefore a delusion and a snare, To be
ef" use a churn should be a cylinder at
least three • mot a half inches across, and
Crossing this woe-begon and forlorn vil- about ten inches long. Cream can be rapist -
Inge we hated, and the old limn said he ly beaten in such a churn. As the. froth
would go and. reconnoitre and see if the rises it is s.kimmed off on a sieve, which is
" romie" had not stopped at the old tank
here, before going on as far as the river.
Thc tank in all probability was dry, but
still might have 11 little water in it, suf-
ficient to tempt the elephant down, he
thought ; so off he went to see, we sitting
down meantime. "The 'tank is just here,
the eid man won't be more than five min-
utes," whispered "L"
'Visions of water, cool, refreshing water,
floated before me, when "Enawa mahat-
mas, ia "-the old man was back. The
" rogue " WEIS there. He was down in the
aank and seemed very restless ; we had
better come quickly. Taking up a handful'
of sand, the old chap, holding his hand
aloft, let it slowly pour away, obseiving
meat carefully which way the wind carried
it. To me, uninitiated, there did not appear
to be a breath of wind, but he made up his
mind at once that we must go round.
Trudging off, we once more crossed the
abondoned paddy field, and entering the
juugle, orept stealthily alone. Presently I
heard something. It was my confcunded
hat this time, but most certainly a breaking.
branch. Yes there goes another! The
"rogue" had the -tank then, he was
restless. How my heart throbbed against
mg ribs I Here, at last, was the " rogue."
Staring into the jungle I conic). see nothing,
but from the noise I knew he must be quite
near. Ah, 13ohomo-Hondi points at some-
thing " L " stoops, nods; and, turning
round,. beckons te me, his perspiring face
beaming with delighe He pouats into the
jungle, and though I strained my eyes hi.
that direction until they nearly drop out of
my, head, I can make out nothing. How I
did stare I could see nothing, nothing
whatever, nothing bill jungle. Suddenly
something moving caught my eye. Good
heavens, 'tis the "rogue's tail Here
wethin fifteen feet, I had all this time. mis-
taken his huge form for a rock; I had no
ides, we were so close as that. Yes, there he
was 1 He evidently did not know we were
there, for he was slowly swinging one leg to
and fro, and with his ears cocked was keenly
watching thopa.th he had himself just come
along, evidently expecting something. Yes,
there was no doubt about it, he had either
scented us or heard us, and was now lying
see wait, probably to make a charge,
placed over a pan to drip. There is always
some cream in a quart that will not, heat to
a froth, and this will drein into the pan and
should he used for coffee or some other pur-
pose. It is not necessary to beat cream to a
froth in making ice-cream, or in making
desserts in which cream is esed, P,avatian
creams and all varieties of mousses call for
beaten cream. That grand. triumph of the
Froech chef's art, a gateau St. Honore, is
made with a combination of puff paste and
the boiled paste for eclairs and cream cakes.
Whipped cream properlyflavored and sweet-
ened and a suitable decoration of candied
frttit completes the dish. Ali iced or cold
pudaing made with a mixture of whipped
cream and boiled rice properly flavored is
one of the best desserts we have.
WRIER ROME,
Escape arum Grinswood.aad: so-met:Amu
—Report From ibe lieeroy—StsMeituf
iiitt Ian. Troops. to Deal With the T ra abbe,
Cere'rere. April O. -ft is offieleUy rue-
ummeed that Mrs Gs -Inwood, wife •af E., St,
G. Grimwood, the British political agent at
083(13)5053. 100hd10115d10111 10 approae 4 . Marnpur, the vents of the recent masseaere
The at* day of the trail, it appears, five a tile British troops, 114 compeny mith
accidents occurred, one of whieb resulted ' Lieuts. Ourden, Boileau, Weeds, Buteber,
the death a gt)itiley, 3171:0 10.11708 four owe Luoard, and Calvert, has arrived safely at
lestaretircaetasttOeataeoinrather Itli)eylteiStiae buTrshetinagecoirsletril
llt: emeeltrab4sincipourfa,theCorsavrleittsh doeffitamehrarne
, vat tQat:
fauty weiogoftduetoitipatij, tseacberously captured by the rebeb3, ere
it)tare7isttheteuriarceottlenlr
held as prieoriers at Manipur.
powder. Ifow great this force is 1)1517 110 in- . A force of 600 Glioorkas nnd Cowley'l
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11131743 b4etabreech tlata111,ec0mesontltdirettreutofrLisihorti
detached,. and la burled baekwaril with such Alanitille. It is believed ail the membere
14: nictlteill
enifetrz4tiin7 yea,tbtn,
ittee" Ai Our,,I t thegneeer • Chief Commissioner Quinton's staff are tett
with the exception of Mr. Brackenburg.
The
L WORTICIS are Moaostalwapserious. On ded Ickusdowile, ieeroy of India, ba:
this =aeon me moo ems killed, nine1 cabled to the Imperial lolovernment that the
ners lost the fingers of their right hands, and . Indian forces are abundantly able to deal
entered the right eye and penetrated te the ever the revolt of the ANS;t1111 4111/01111ell, and
bseurea joeunettsdter7iten.deet gr:,:rteles.eeseribyewmeourtateieweeoutail. .,, twialtnhartecoorei3bIlliestrialet tNioicneipriu,sr,Nevrittheroutaitina.ddin;
,• intimetes that etigoraue and effective mee.
the 'surviving gunnere. As for the toetli fie read, ! sures will be taken at ORQR 49 an:raze:et the
Thesegrywsome sights neturally
they kept at a rah+ distance, esperially after i usettiussue epirit anti lATVent its revival. If
precedents are followed, Manipur aill be
it 'was discoverei that, four Betakes:mute of deprived. of even a eembladee of arRoisemYs
fragments of the breech.
reserveshati been dangerously wounded by and, in future be under Ilse direction O. a
On the second day of the trial nineteen 1 ri”orous military governmeut.
!The slaughter of the Chief Commissioner
soldiers were so severely woeedee seat their ,.! of A.ssain and the officers and P1R14 of :du
prompt removal to a hospital became nem- 11 Goorthe. eseort in Manipur ia alinest ver -
I, tain to reeadt in a further addition to the
ram.
failure. Terrified as they were, the gunners - EldKre in viner vQ"4" wiIh the Cbili(le
the new i,,n, in fact, proved ft tomplete 4 map of British India, bringing the British
could not take x preper nim, and the lane , frontier.
seldom reaelied the iityg,11. In one inesauee, Manipur, although ailjareent to issara, is
indeed, they went entirely wild of the mark no part of that prevince; it ie au independ-
ent). killed an unfortunate peasant in the ent fitate, ruled by a Rajah, who par. no
neighboring village. When the village heard ' tribute to the British awl who exer lees
perated and assumed ao bostile sus attitude the, Peleflego ef Imking N1753". 7140 '*1511.. /8
of thie Accident they became terlibly teas. absolute power within its borders, ext slit
that the officer in command of the guuners as mdependent as the great,nativelting,irms
did not dare to continue tile esercies. On of Hyderabad, Owalier, aud. Initore. it is
the following day two orderosvere eeret from situeteel in the corner between the tees s ea -
Berlin, one mammoth:is officers to imam ee, producing districts of etesam and caelvar.
mere experiments testi'. the seew gen lead l'he.greater part is tableland, -no rielser
another orslering that no more such gnna Ise soil in the world, as the tea planter,- litiow
manufactured for the Oerman army.
waseausedh3. o,feagmentorthehreeetoymee fear that t IR OtltiVe3 Will bicome inflamed
Love's Limitations.
Smart Tramp--" Please, mum, folks say
you sets a chair at the table fer y'r husband
at every meal, yet he's been (lead a year."
Wielow-" Yes. A meditun told me if
did that his spirit would come and occupy
"That was some time ago, I guess."
" Yes. Why ?"
"Cause a medium told nie only yistiday
you was very foolish to keep up that eustom
'came y'r husband had met Queen Eliza-
beth, and Helen of Troy, an' Cleopatra, an'
-an Venus, in the spirit world, an' married
'ern all."
" The miserable brute! Come right in,
and I'll give you all his clothes,' and his
watch, and everything the old fool left."
Horrible as is the massacre in Madagascar,
there are some punishments in China termed
judioial Which exceed in fiendishness any-
thing that a 'Malagasy could accomplish.
An account was recently published of
an execution by piecemeal chapping in
the Flowery Kingdom. The victim was
tied to a. stake firmly, and a Man-
darin stood by to see that the exeeutioners
did their duty. • Literally the poor wretch
was stripped gradually of his flesh on breast,
arms, and legs, and then, as a coup de graco,
his head was struck off. Long before that
state of the ordeal he must, happily, heve
been insensible
.11,111k.Immoom...wasOk
KILLED BY BEA.%
A Hunter Attacked by UrttiltWaile Trait
bur a Deese.
well.
There is no denim that thin slisturhenee
will give the Viceroy of Utile the oppertun-
ity to amsex Manipur, repeating the pro-
ceedings of lewd Delhousie m Linde end Lend
Dufferm in Bermah.
The tribe who attacked the Consmission-
Word hes been received at Prince Albert er's camp -were probably Is ages, who gate' 80
from Devil's Lake of the death of an Indian mind: trouble on that frontier souse years
:too. It ie altogether improbable that the
Manipuris themselves were hosts" They
live au the *plains of the tablelana, have rd -
ways been mends of the planters. gems- their
own eotton and indigo, and breed the shiest
ponies in the world. indigo,,
is the birth-
plaue of polo, end their players have el weys
beaten the israolt Calcutta toms whet:ever
they have met.]
Muster. It appears that that the Indian
and a younger brother got on the trail of a
MONO, 'Which they follo ed till about dusk,
when the man told the boy to proceed home
and be weld fellow the tracks s little
further. Veiling to return, seerehing par-
ties were formed. When found the body
was cold, but not frozen, showing plainly
that the poor fellow had died but a short
Vane before. FrOTI1 indic diens around the
spot where the body was found, it uppears
he followed the tracks of the intiose till he
suddenly came on the nest of a hear, which
must have attacked him, as his head, body
and. limbs were dreadfully lacerated by the
ferocious animal. The Indian had firecl a.
couple at shots at the bear, severely wound-
ing him, judging from the marks of blood
around the spot where a tussle for life took
place. The bear must have dragged the
man some distance, as a bloodly trail show.
ed plainly his track as he crawled back to
the place where the body was found, and
where be had managed to light a fire.
He Dared the Bears.
Mr. Henry Hope had been presented with
two little bears, which were during the day
tied to separate trees by long chains. These
bears -were constant objects of curiosity,
and it was observed that the sure sign of
their being mit of temper was when they
licked their pews. One morning they were
evidently in a very bad humor, and we
'were all looking at them, when the General
sold, "Not any of you young fellows dare
to unchain one of the bears." "Why, you are
a great officer, and you won't do it," was the
reply. " You mean I dare not?" said Sir
Willoughby, very indignantly. " No 1" we
exclaimed. He took a short stick out of one
of our hands, and went to the bear.
The little brute licked, his paws
more and more as the General be-
gan to unwind the chain, while we
chuckled with delight. No sooner 31131.5 the
clutin unwound than the bear clasped the
General's portly form in his arms.In vain
he struck him on the head with his stick.
All Ins breath was crushed out of him. We
all rushed to the rescue. Every one bela-
boured. the little anie al, and at last he left
hold. of the General, who sank panting to
the ground. We could not seize the chain,
and off the beer went through the flowe.r.
beds to the house, scattering a group of
ladies who were sitting on the terrace. The
hear dashed. through the hall -door, drag-
ging his °hails after him, down the wide gal-
lery, and straight into a china closet, with
glass doors, whichstood, at the end of it.
Then came crash ! crash! 1 erases ! ! All
the establishment rushed to the rescue, and
at lest the bear was secured; but not until
the closet had beeonie the 'scene of dire
disaster. It, ntay be supposed that after this
the bears were never tied to the trees, but
were kept in durance vile.
A Shrevepret (La.) beet of the blood -red.
variety weighs forty-six ponds. It gre-w on
Silver Lake soil.
New York now has a larger ares, and
mileage of asphalt pavements than has either
London or Paris.
In the language of flowers the mushroom
means suspicion.
In writing as well as in, speoeting, one
great secret of effective elognence is to say
what is propee and stop when you have
done. -IS wift
A wellegigh incredible story eons et, from
Belgrade. l'he King of Servia is said to be
so infatuated with the young and beautiful
tottutess Bray Steinburg, wife of the Ger-
man Minister at the Serviau eapital, that
the lady's friends are trying to bring about
her removal from the scene. The boy Sov-
ereign's marked attentions to the Countess
at a recent Court ball are alleged to have at.
treated the attention ef all the vests, and
nothing else istalked about In certain circles
in Belgrade.
An amusing little instance of the educe,
tional system as carried out in the house-
hold of Tzar is given in a sketch of $t.
Petersburg society which appears in Utmere
Zeit. The Emperor and Empress, we are
toldamt merely superintend but they direct
the education of their children. It is not
many years ago that the young Grand.
Dukes were punished by being deprived of
their pudding sifter dinner for any slight
mistake,. and if ever they lost a pencil they
were taken to tisk for suck an act of neg-
ligence.
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G. °lager, Druggist, Watertowii,
Wis. This is the opinion of a man
who keeps a drug store, sells all
in.edicines, comes in direct contact
with the patients and their families,
and knows better than anyone else
how remedies sell, and what true
merit they have. He hears of all
the failures and successes, and can
therefore judge : s: "I know of no
medicine for Coughs, Sore Throat;
or Hoarseness that had done such ef-
fective work in my
Coughs, family as Boschee's
Sore Throat GerinanSyrup. Last
winter a lady called
Hoarseness, at my store, who was
suffering from a very
severe cold. She could hardly talk,
• and I told her about German. Syrup
and that a few doses would give re-
lief; but she had no confidence in
patent medicines. I told her to take
a bottle, and if the results were not
satE,factory I would make no charge
1 for it. A. few days after she called
and paid for it, saying that she
w ould never be without it in future as
a few doses had given her relief.” 0
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