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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1888-01-27, Page 7• :I • irti'd•JS.n'_�. • 1 R 'rte. r, •81/t3. MirP104, g Seho,;lar. Ib, she said she'd never marry any.Tom and, Dick and Harry, ,ti•81d wed ne famous scientist of learning Ifigt her Tom was. quite commercial , Ag siz and Herschel. and of He• owns ignorant, she• said, as, any circus • : do she gave poor Torn tile as any kitten t... ,mitten, and as meek • He went to making inoney;and'.,fo kc) .gspair ; . . - ,- ' rgothis-wild'. rBo t'•i:say ; at any" .rate :ha. hastened .. " generate• to rl- .xnto a sordid business man, a trifling. inn- . ._ Bonaire. Jf .But elle Wed- a, sci, ntife quite-terr d e ,and i?is tastes. were • Por varipus,kinds of insects other game e. and for to'eds and And instead 44 plaques and 1 ictur snakes an$. boa constrictors P ",,ed'; rattle- snakes 'take. into his sitting -room .to 'orna lent. the seine. Asia zealous decorator' To a statue of "Ehiervaori aired t, alligatormy Clay ; , bust of Henry And you ought to, bean+• him 'talki. bounping baby, crocodil a• whsle of, That ho. klayeri with is lila parlor just to w end"his gob%a di capon?, a verycharmin Through his dres i g fellow,' F tidrift ; an bedroom u to nonchatilly drift; d an. elephant's proboscis' and two wP you Ho jresented•to hischildren'as a,iltting C_. mos gift, Hut-be-soid'7its wife s piano , hT To food his hi touy his aches._ B1wota;uuB to ease his etomeo'h C•171 1f•TT TOPIGS'... Lets, year has already shown its influence upon many entertainments, and the public balls soon to come mayall be expected t•. show•traeec, of the particular character of hoyear.• Lea re Biwa P' year parties; as such, aper. 5's rather ticklish affairs, but.there.i s a good deal of fun to bo extracted out of a. moderate application • of the rifle the position of the,sexes: q eversing W N .the recent b1' • � ard' struck the State of Nebraska the temperature fell poo rapidly that the' creek •at frozen solid in a verPapwoe y few minptee. 'A -calf that was in the etreare t the, ,,time filet before it .could' extricate • stuckh animal >ttaelf... The, end _th ut,,..out�-of lu Mme WIt]i e wo°oud vied out before a': banfir .:' At last ts-it was doing well: • P&IQr••LANcorna, in inaugurating the session, . ,oBritish . pew f the and American An°ohreologica4 Society at. Rome 1a st ek, :delivered an interesting: lecture, in'wh ch. 1>is' ,be. dentol /shed the, theory that bile ` •original1Y NO Etruscan• cit Rome announced, cenclusiv wand; i .origitt, had been e1y showed that i d An ue to migrations Be-shepherde.from the 'Alban hills. he IT is said to :be a common 'Chinese. ; merchant,When thing for g hrist- diamonds from Cub& to Tanen iw opting _ !1?•lace.tile; •precious --s ne Frais mouth ha. when the. Custom tunes fi ars mouth �hnrn. IfHouee officials; scare the examination chances to be too .rigid, he quietly :swallows the stones o when• released follows'• tfiein u andn ed' emetic), which speedily brings'`then' withi an +again.4 8ht Txnnn are in Paris vendors. of horse meat • thirty-six, licensedaman re who has oultivated a o for -hie kind of meat says taste .this kind of Y he likes it :better than choice t veal,' which it resenibles... He also. t e that .one of the most appetizing thinks he can place on' his. table is.' lties that roasted donkeybit of ween meat." Soon:. 'the cry in ;fashionable •restaurari hesfor•onel" ,• • • ts. may, be, '+ Roast A:'°i�ncaoo paper recalls e i picce;of account Work performed extraordinary Henrotin I? mad by: Cashier Trus of the. '; Merchants'',: Loan & t• Company, init. after the big fire. 'The books of . the . bank iiestroyed by the flame's h were entirely ELEGRAPEtIO SIIMMM1a:Y. The; total: cost.. of new Government buildings at St. Thomas. is $69 67.80. (11. C: Vanelstrin•, engineer of thesteamer • Daiey,1 accidentally shot Wednesday at Victoria, . Chinaman; on he oria� B.C., The gun be. acarry,ingfrom the cabin , ba rely "throe 'li o b n discharged hoed` ins Batty.6 hes-body, And. he died• be n : ft or Howland;, :of Toronto, hes d to, deliver an address at a great wni. emperance demonstration proosed to be .:.;in Montreal onSaturda ins-., un the Saturday, d Order, Leagu:. auspices of the Law and • are meeting of he Lindsay hoard . of Trade. on Friday •n ght a deputation appointed to confer withh awas Institute and' County the. Faamerw of establishinga r u?i ril, with a view. quarterly or'semi=animal, cattle:fair in the county of Victoria. A Mrs: Grafton, of was, don Queen's avenue,�Lon- East, was' knocked down by a passing is . team at ,corner of Dundas and"R' _ is . ranondthe •cop ioh streets, at, noon on Saturday. of: remained nneonsoion till 9 a. tShe but is new in.a fair to .eco, yesterday, way o recovery. A movement,, ,is on foot in, Montreal to send, a deputation: to Ottawa a e, urge the nel debt:. The asnme.the.ohan, warmly. dice question is ekpected to be Ydiscussed at the approaching annual. meeting of the Montreal Board 'o Trade. And a shark ate up, his baby,. for you, know bow hungry they be, .And he went and pawned. his: overcoat' to fe ` . his rattlesnakes. • —Yankee Incuie. A Sign off insanity. An Irishman over the . age of ou and ten, who hStrictf repo cumulated a modest. tunon ndwa a ac) to die, called in the ui rad' and th famil ' la Parish priest and . th Y lawyer to make his last will and testament. The wife, '.a•grae in cove P .. toes old: paEty, was also in the. room -liminaries of the will havingThe pre. been oono}nded • it' became necessary to inquire about debts.owii,g to the estate. Among t- the • were several of importance; of which,hese old lady had been in ignorant*, but was nevertheless pleased` to 'find'.that 80 . was ready money would be forthcomi after ft r the. funeral: T :ng. after Nose, then;"; said the ' l• explicitly the amount ° awyer, . stair gn •v wed b our lI" �lr friends.' you. Y. sxl3�w'Q - • 173I�a, .. m33ai,•tL -- Y ice, b• shy:, Gate _ �!.csevnn pocIiida ;•�na�,.H "'Good 1 good !""ejaculted the a ' • .roso. live_ w.. . 1 flow.; ..rational to'the last l" " • " Luke Bowen, owes me f resumed••the• old man.' opts pounds,". "•Rational to the• last 1!' put in the eager la--tc' y again. ' ° " To Michael Liffey 1owe two'hundred ':pounds:" '•' Ah 1" eadaimed, the old woman "?leer him '.rave !"-„gdttor s • Drawer; in ; Harper's Magazine for; January. • `A Cup;of Teaand $alfa Leyapoi, • :A •fine:looking gentleman ' holding . a Whispered conference with 'a a, restaurant waiter attracted the attention. of a neighbor at the 'same table the other day. With the gentleman's dinner the waiter brought to him a`cup of tea • and half a lesion_ gentleman squeezed thelemon juice tea'and followed --it ; with three l• umps of -sugar. Do you drink that because you like it ?".asked the neighbor, : " or because. 'you have to ?” " It is.; •Russian tea,"; was the e answer ". I 'began : drinking -because y doctor, whole a Russian, recommended it,:and now I have become, is much a. slate to' it ass drunkard is to liquor. I was ill, last spring. ,The doctor would. not 'let me have champagne when I was getting. • well, and I would not' drink:, water. .I take the, Russian tea; three; times ;a day `with• my Meek, and after sapper I have it'brough't to: any room I drink from, six to twelve cups: of it . durii,g the evening. .I have gaine, fifty pounds Since•I began drinking it,. but itis a dangerous ,drink," he said, buttoning hie overcoat up close ` 't It opens. ,a11 the .pores, .and I am tingling'from finger to toe: I should catch cold now 'very easily, but it is tho'best thing with'which'to throw oil a 'cold if you: take it at night." • •' except. the pass books :of depositosti rs an e' his memory, M H d ..the. 1,500 accounts so s uccees;�l del .�•vv......k°k.. Mr in restored all of cel•, si �i. 67�. Sli fi ; ll!l���tr�ny}y�:' ���e�i@a IfAggagsaiim ,is •s, sgr,�dtltngaist. hen. G. Blaine,the United S f France the services 'of an inter- preter.•were required to make. conversation. possibl:. �. r. Gladstone however, talked. enoh:glibly .to an interviewer a few; days ago; and responded in Italian to ..a•' demon-' a stration in his honor at ..Florence. If -he should go to Athens he could chat with the g natives' in modern Greek. H could _ polishlargebutwill street,totiover. panes strucking fatal is The Berlia Tagbiatt reports that the serieus difference of opinion between Mackenzie' end the German doctors in • re is Mr: and Mrs. Wocalham, charged W ceithe of incendiarisin"thirteen. Yea were adjudged to be both Mit insane. • be ey were looked up hi an asyluin where y Sind° roma" d. le now clie- povered that they Were not guilty of the crime Charged against them. and that 'they wete,pottcrazy. • They ate to he turned out upen the' wqrld at the respective, ages df 60 and 55, but the State generonely pro - posts! to give them a joint pension.of 6200 per year: Thiele a poor sort of redrese, bet it is hotter than if the State shoold present them with a bill 'kr' thirteen yeare'- tnNATIoNix, politics at Constantinople sOnatiwhitt complicated by, thefact that I the Ambassa'dors • of the great powers are married to very remarkable and strong'. minded women, Who, 'however, in-eacli case' are"of different pationality to that of theit husbands. Thin; the wife of Baron Calks, the Austrci-Efungarian Arabaseador, is an English lady: Mule. de Raddwitz, the wife Princese ; Lady White, the wife of the Ex. -President. Grevy suffered A stroke Of pOPlexy test Monday.. Ile has eince hien: onfined to his bed, • and his 011ysician has een tidbit him twice daily.; HiS condi? on was kept pecret as long is pessible. tie ege; day. The ,Inipetial speech' cantainit no deelared there was. hope that the progress of. the Crotin • :Prince .toward recovery would be Maintained. • The condition of the finances .of , the empire ere favorable the premature explosion • of a large charge of giant powder, ,occurred Bolton • Eiigh, lands yeaterdaY afternoon. Four then were garding alleged discrimination. against. United Stateevegeele passing threugh the .Welland.Canal will be reported favorably by the House Coinmittee. en the. XerelOnt- . the Queen's!Grent kitchen. , 7• -•'----The. holidays bring a wealth Of work for tho ceolia at Windsor: The kite,hen,•On the ..norili side ofthe Castle, is fitted elaboratelY enough'. tO delight 'the ' heart ' even Of .a: CfAehne.. The 'apartinent'hi nearly 50 feet • .faehien of university kitchens. .A's an ordi- -4iicry,staff there are at chef, de Cupdfle, two master coriks, two . yeomen of the ineutli; scourers,. one steam man and three kitchen maids., besides apprenti•ces and serving- ,' :men. The numher.of dinners that :cap be • cooked in this kitchen is Simply inarvellotis. Eirery detail of:the arrangements is worked' out With thfi greatest care, the dishes being • handed,straight to the. foOtinen -from the ceeks, and .by them Conveyed io the variens husbandy.-'1 I sympathize deeply With you, net to ('be .with you layout -hour of atilic- . tion." '' Widow: (sadly)--,-" Ali, my friend,' you don't ,know' what it is to lose hus.„ " Stich a price: for a toboggan Suit !" he declared, as though its dimcnsione would when she said," This suit, father dear, is Ambaseador, is an American,: . eues a line a polioy on behalf of the la 'of het hirth, and ad sufth opposed to the kimmes just , published throw. light some :of the old London Establish Churohes. In' the insmediate neighbor, hood of 'Billingsgate. there are four citY Gocirge's•(Botolph•lane), St. ,Margeret Pat; About seventeen hundredand fifty- sittinke thousand. .0n &Raley, the 18th of Deceat-. ber last, the, total ntimber 'of persons. pre- sent in thesie four-chniohe's was 194, 'of annual Value of the. four:livings...4a about :610;800, and.thir combined annual income of their parOdhial charities is abOut650;000. In fine of these ehurchee, on the jay men- tioned, the ' audience consisted et one ;nat. -beware at the Ivy. • There is one.featittoithont ivy 'Which is disastrowerathdr than roraantie, and Which Must be .guarcled 'against. -Give it time ehough andit will unroof. ydur house. In 'any very old bowie you will .fied. it lifting the tiles; And through any small aperthre sending a bright green shoot through the ecl &Sin t• . room, the writer of this' 'destroy a noble ivy, and having.1„OntirelY: the t is large ad ing t of Club 1 thetas • on gcung ed been The direetore of the Chicago Board of to Congress on the subject Of prohihition. salt pork. Resolutions calling Upon Con - grads to . exact retaliatory • legislation, if e Cobden Glob are, trying toc"raise a sum of money to 'be spent in farther rade Propaganda, especially in spread- oadcast pamphlets and other Cobden and dollars', others lees, and the hat in round. It ia leng Since the chib have Why do thousands Of laboring me . etrike,for. higher wages. when they • ca readily get theln by means of the okotee Jive tariff ?—chiecyo Iferald. stand home rule. The in o usband also to reroof-a-whold building it had oter- run,—Castell?s• .Magazine; • No concealment. tarty IllOrning Callet---Whein is your lie le quite superiae,person, arid has a Very* great part to „play in the universe. At 'mine he reprosen ts the working eapadity „ the, „family, but le not regar,ded art an ornament to it, The wife does nothing but awoke and Oleic; the husband wesliee: the Children, Smears thole hodiet With YelloW Owder, and gives theM - and hie wile their ice, mid all goeb ris happily as it should in Alice, --.-Phe is upstairs, hi her' nightey, 7.4n Conne' client th are ;85 561. The WearnximeleSter IA around on his II ey ,are indeed doing. •Lis ,MOre than the fair trade metement in ;Eng- ,tece land. appears to require. , ' aX +J.aexe+-.,�ve:w.uy�m+J—�•.•rc. rr�� •• ,nairewillat • against Campbell,inthepeople• •25th,Crisp, John Jones,'30. Florida,was •Juneof • born • StoryGoodgoodthebyanother.Theyoungshegoodforsentimenthadnallyfordidwantfellow,andrundidaFinallyindesperatethe icea and tohirell young sal In hadas • • warrantbuttoldanythe• iceake:clitffirdela Presbytery, start on.Thersday next.„ .He Will flailfrom• , 'Vancouver; on the -31st. cmgr°897-nan Bdurke• 63ehran, Archbishop Ryan of. now.. 'of New York, was born an • Ireland, Febru- Roine, fa tyyfita have one of hie pni.„ , ' Congressman John M.,,Farqiihar, 'or New philadelphia, canonised by the EfolY Bee York, was.born near flyr, 13cotland, April and,declared a saint COngres.sniati :George Week of, ew, York' Woe born in pmt couple of days shown itself in the Con dation ef. Bishop O'Mahony, of Toronto, Administrator of the Diocesnof-Randltrin • 0 egeill, et the venerable • prelate,. bat hy his Many' rry; Irel friends throughout .this district ', • . uri, of troth morning and evening neit Sunday sto ' f Wiek- Burford Methodist .Church by Rev.. John. mils"- •The London Ministerial Atieociation has, 'Lonisiena, was born in•coiltity De Hampshire; ' was born in Conlin:1f; Congressman William. WOOL!. Nevada, Was born lathe County , CongressonifiLeopOld Wise; of Phiniette,-• _was born in "Vlach • C Man Patrick', Celli County of•Cork, Ireland, March 12t, Congrefiernan William G. Laid 7 if There is•always one sure sign ,by de f°1,1spil nhttPd.°1'pi t:411y., vh11.(7):di•B.i s:;i!onh- sni; ? Rai. Jame Matheson df'Leelieville has. 4hioh Rev. V. IL Wallace, •itte Of Peterbore;• g• It it bisllangh, The butcher, the' arid the candleetickmakee, not to spe the tailor; may deli geed deal for a • ." :And now, what is that tenth like ? '.a..As, with the quality_ we. call sty Canhot be defined ;'b t; 3 e same; there is no mistakieg the laugh Of a ..gentle'mall. ten end -note the next time you- get to a TWo religious • orders bort!), be • e -teas established in Montreal, the -Frit (amens,' and the Dominicans.. '.: baker Rot. G. 11.,Ccibbiedick, B.A., of deo e - Tan' Methodist Church-. to take the place vacated et. Dr., 'Sutherland; Of Toronto; 'hal Scarlet fever hip taken , piece. among the! Northern . Indian tribes in British : Columbia, . At the :Greentille.'MethOclist .•: . children and young peeple' died, Including, the 2 -year-old soh of "Rev, A. E, Green, the. The condition of the Crofters , in Lewis contin•ues to attract mneh attention: The A GovernMent are being Urged by both Lib.' 'war era; and, TOO nierphers to ,adop,t, mettstirea to give iniinediate relief,' as, on emigration for seine mmithe. , The Whole queitich of the crofters will be *.brOught' Undet the When 'the einigration. project will 'receive . The, biarglary of Mr, Henry Gretifell'a hone(); in London wee, aeceinplished with More: than' ordinary sturewdnese. It oc- curred Iasi night while the femily, were at' apartnients by meane of a ladder placed at a Window. They lOcked the door on the inside end then`calnili spoiled the place 'Of its- valuable's. • To' prevent pursuit . the blitgliire had' stretched wires across the lawn in front -of .every se thitt,when: the servants„ whe Enallybeard.the thieves, rushed forth JO give the alatm '.•they sturew bled Otertliese obstrizatiOns and .fell, thus giving the rebbers tinie to escape.. The hbrglare hate' thus: far mot been caught. the Most valuable attiele they ate! pearl necklace belonging to Mrs. Grenfell, 4 sTnree young men named Stoblieh and Samuel Byre 'and Joseph Xelep' Were struck by *le New York fast exPrese on the NeW eieningand initantly .killed. The mon Were, in A buggy and ettenipted to cress' the track , at Orangeville, when the enirese strizek• y. jO es on, the coreespoedent at•I'tineetOri; Mita, that a new year.; For inetano. t ii The neW year S wede•livingxotale twenty mites fromiliere, WI li heve one and ihree.eights of a 'year," is said la have killed' liio' wild inil ,savon' do you Make' that ()et?" le the ' reply IbrOad-axe. ' The bey of 14 jumped from' an three i ht 1" BC , murderer won't you young man named .1.Frank• .Surnrise ked a couple of weeks 'at' th e actery, Oshawa, when he todk eick "wit spinal disease which completelY dep.,' him of the 1180 of his lege. The Blatyor coiered that his relations lived in Lind he Was, therefore, shipped tO that place MayOr's Thutsday to hetet 'Man delivered to •hilis..• like an, eXPi eay refined tO pare for him and • hiin back to Oshatva: On 'Friday, Chi The' Ashes of Dove.. " All is nVer between us, she 'said, Coldly. The presente you hat givezflito will be returned to-Morroiv.'? Ile stood there proudly, but hia-face Wa " Everything ' shall he returned," sh Went," on, with .ipieenly sweep of he rounded arm, "4.' ;With the excePtion, • o 'Course; of the caraniets Mid Ice cream." And thus they parted; • „s„;. Kr. Bell is a distinguished gradimin or ' nai'' and ie known to his brethken as a scholar. a•ii of very high •attainments, The call will ' ea Toronto,' ie trying to Secure is ite Pastorthe, ef Rev., Jackson Wray, ' the 'talented divine. ' iile f3te,tioned at Whitfield Tabernacle,. London, ' audiences in Hamilton and Toronto by hie. ' charming lectures ne: less than by his bier o. Tient and thoughtful sermoni. .TheY haw. received, a decisive answer. ' the ' atrongest men that ever • lived, pa ? that he threw a bridge. over the 'Roston Young Lady. —Doh Stly' " vthie." Polly ;" the Word IS prenenneed " vaW130.'! Country,COusin—dertaihly, dear. Well, ss laWSe to trim' myliat, end walked at Alia Web in for a rawse r lin a Cup. of tea ,cere f has leeg heen known that etVen,. less dials' barrel. .ente all the ills' that iieso ; lOhe worse than being 'tried hy any jtidge. -2.4. Maryland inert coith seVoil-WfVes haft 77trieS tO get hie paper for nothing.' ler }Ingle:no ihe 'end • of this weelc.