Exeter Advocate, 1904-7-7, Page 7ALIICIATORS IN HARNESS to. notice the mille and fret carts,
\ V rth clogs yoked to them, whicb, in-
deed, form one of the eheracteristic
CURIOUS USES FOR BOOSTERS, features of the cotattry, In the old
BEARS AND VON -KEYS, coaching days it was truconnzion for
some eecentric individual to turn Ont
In Peru Illonkeys Gather Nuts— With a light trap and four or six
Dogs Draw Carriages in doge harnessed -thereto, :Ind race the
Belgium, ' coach along the Great North Road
for miles.
Mr. Lee, who lives near the St. There was one man known as "Old
John River, Florida, has to go six Lal," who took a delight in this
miles down the river to post a let- sport, abeut a century age, while a
ter and perform other necessary er- certain lantsdell, more recently, 'did
rands, and the journey impressed him a similar thug with a four-in-hand
with two facts--narnely, that it was of greyboueds. On one oecasion, as
hard work to pull a boat against it is recorded, this team did the
stream., end that the river teemed journey to Brighton and back in a
with alligators that had nothing to little more' than twenty-four hours,
do. After a little further observe- including stoppages for refreslunent
tion, he learnt that these alligators and rest.
stvim .well and easily against the probably the quaiatest turn -out of
tide. Then ho reniernbered that that hind was the experiment of a
eonacbody of bis acquaintance once man named Donor, of Vienna, who
had a tame alligatorastonished and tele.ined the inhabi-
He got twebaby alligators and tants ' of the Austrian capital by
. kept them ia a good-sized pond, driving out in a carriage draw, by
teaching them to swim with a piece A COUPLE OP BEARS,
of timber attached by a line fasten -
with another member of the
ed round the shoulders. As they and
grew, he made the floating burden Bruin fainily sitting on the box by
heavier, and finally fixed reins to his side
-
their teeth and taught them to ane Doller retired for a while frorn the
awes the pull. His neighbors laugh- public gaze at the request of the
ed, but he persisted and at length public, but he was not idle, and soon
rtrieci them in the river with his raaPPearad with a couple of wolves
peavy boat behind tiiem. attached to his carriage. Once again
There is more intelligence in the vehicular and pedestrian traffic in the
alligator than in some horses, and streets of Vienna was dislocated and
these amphibians dicl the journey of the police had to step in; after this
siX miles and back in good style. rebuff Doller retired for good.
They were kept hungry and fed with In England, the only instance of a
a good meal as soon as they return- cueious team is that of the Roths-
ed from a tiara so that the ar quickly child zebras, which Mr. Walter
learnt to gn to their destination and Rothschild has tamed and drie,es
back, without stopping on the way about his country seat. There are
to ,have larks with the other mem_ four of them. He is not the first
bers of their species who have not to tame zebras or to employ them
enjoyed the benefits of civilizationin the place of horses in England,
Mr. Lee is delighted with the success for a pair al zebras were to be seen
in the London street e more than fif-
ty years ago.
A pair of quaggas, a similar ani-
mal, formed the sensation of the
day in the vicinity of Hyde Park at
a still earlier date, and were much
admired as they drew an elegantly
appointed carriage. The ostrich as
a saddle horse may be seen in South
Africa,
A gentleman once 'did -the journey
from LiSMOre to Fermoy in an oy-
ster tub set on wheels and dragged
by a pig, a hedgehog, two cats, and
a badger.
A planter in Peru has about one
hundred and fifty acres. of nut trees,
af his experiment, and now has
SIX .A.LLIGA.r.nORS IN ITSE.
Draught animals and beasts of bur -
'den are almost exclusively confined
to those which tread the earth, but
the above-mentioned is one excep-
tion, and a native of Thuringia fur-
nishes another. In the latter case
a gull, the descendant of a bird from
the coast, has been trained to fly
steadily along with a collar and a
trace, or line, by which holds a cord
attached to the collar round the
neck, and uses this primitive guide -
rope in order to keep the bird under
control.
Dogs or goats drawing baby carri-
ages are among the ordinary sights
of great cities, but a ,Cochin China
fowl doing duty in like capacity also
comes within the scdpe of novelty.
Mr. Plomesen, of the State of Iowa,
has a lot of splendid Cochin roosters
and one of them is a giant of its
kind, and the majestic manner in
which it strutted about induced Its
cner to try an experiment.
`.7.EIe made a light harness, consisting
of a collar to go round the breast—
or the lower part of the neck, which-
ever we may please to call it—front
which run the traces, and another
smaller collar that goes round the
bird's nose, with reins attached. The
rooster was then yoked to a baby
cart, and rapidly learnt to draw it
st 'ly and obey the pull on the
re' Two of the owner's children
usually ride in the vehicle—a baby
and an elder girl who drives,
• ONE OP Tmij OLDEST TEAMS
ever seen was that which recently
•met the eyes of Lord Curzon, the
•Viceroy of India, at a State meeting;
this was composed of a pair of 'rhin-
oceroses, with gay harness and rid-
den by postillions, drawing a gorge-
ous conveyance In which an Indian
nabon waa comfortably seated. The
brutes were as docile as elephants.
An Austrian farmer, not far from
Vienna, has an elephant to drag his
plough. He bought the animal from
a bankrupt showman, and he declares
that he finds it better than a. horse;
it does more work in a given time
with the plough, and has been train-
ed to pick up and carry faggots and
•pile them in a cart, which it after-
wards pulls, between the shafts, to
the shed in the farmyard, and then
unloads the faggots, where they- are
ready for use as fuel.
Travellers in Belgium will not fail
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unable to work and was becoming
destitute when to please a friend I
tried Dodd's ICidney Pine.
"The first box did me so much
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taking five boxes I was completely
cured."
Dodd's Kidney Pills care the kid-
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ANIMALS THAT AU LAZY
ARTFUL FOUR -FOOTED "WEARY
• WILLIES."
- —
Many Animals Cunningly Refuse
to Perform Their Allotted.
• Duties.
Many animals emulate the example
set by certain human beings, and
evince a • strong dislike to work in
any shape or forra.
Elephants are old offenders in this
respect; and when once one of these
huge animals decides to make holi-
day, all the efforts of his master fail
to persuade him to alter his mind.
The elephant's attitude on these oc-
casions is by no means active. in
• fact, it is distinctly passive. •pe
merely stands still, treating the ef-
forts of the naahout, who sits on his
neck and belabors hira with various
"chastisers," with the utmost uncon-
cern.
• Although possessed of great
strength, the elephant has a most
peculiar and delicate constitution,
and when unwell can never be in-
duced to do any work at all. In
Ceylon, a few years ago, an elephant
actually committed suicide, through
being asked to perform his daily task
when ill. The utmost persuasion
was found necessary to make him
start at all in the morning: but the
poor beast did so at last, being too
and when the time comes for -pluck-
ing the nuts, the work is done en-
tirely by apes, which he keeps.
The apes are separated int*
groups of four, and each quartette cart -horse which he bought "cheap"
ascends a tree, after depositing a at a horse sale near Aldershot. As
basket at the foot to drop the nuts events turned out, this animal prov-
into. Two or three foremen walk ed by no means a bargain, for frone
about the groves, playing lively tunes
on some musical instrument, to en-
courage the workers, who are
VERY PARTIAL TO MUSIC.
They work for several hours at a
stretch, then they have a rest, with
food and more MUSIC.
A monkey as a look -out man on
shipboard is a curious instance of the
strange uses to which animals .may
be put. This occurred on a .derelict
vessel SOIne months ago, when the
Dutch ship, Geertruida Gerarda, was
sighted about six hundred miles
from Fremantle, West Australia.
• The crew of the rescuing vessel saw
a monkey up the yards on approach-
ing the • derelict, and their surprise
may be imagined when they observed
the intelligent creature waving his
hairy arra to attract attention, and
learnt that it was the monekY's cries
that .had reached them.
The three men left on the vessel—
because they thought it safer than
following the rest of the crew into
the boats—told the rescuers that the
action of the monkey was volun-
tary; it had seen one of the men go
up and try to signal a passing ehip,
and had taken that duty upon it-
self during the remainder of the
luckless voyage.—Pearson's Weekly.
UNTIL HE WAS DROWNED.
There are many instances of horses
refusing to perform their allotted
duties • A certain farmer at State -
ley, .
in Hampshire, tells a story of a
the day he was bought to the time
the disappointed purchaser sold him
"for a mere song" •this stubborn
WAS IT POSSIBLE?
• "How dusty these chairs are. Nor-
alh," said the mistresscomplete cure resulted, so' I conclud-
Norah looked disturbed for a mo- ed to get some and try it.
nient, but quickly recovered, She ran "rile result Was, after three clays'
her finger along the seat of one of use ef Postturi in place of the coffee
the chairs, and then regarded it I never had a symptom of the old
closelytrouble and in five months I had
Now who'd iver think it wud gained from 145 Pounds to 163
make all that difference to have no- pounds.
body sit in 'em just the wan day, ``My friende asked me ahnost daily
mum?" said Norah in amazementwhat wrought the ehange. My an -
"If 'twasn't for visitors Oi'd have ewer always is, leaving off coffee
to be at 'cm wid a cloth all the and drinking Postune in lia place.
toime.". "We have nutrar friends who have
been henefitted by Posttan.
A Japanese private soldier is paid As to Whether or not 1 have slat
-
50 cents a month; a major -general is ed the facts truthfully I refer to
paid $130 a mentby And Yet our the Dank of Carrollton or anebtii
-
eoldiala grumble- ness nein in that city where I have
'They gay she has absolutely no lived for many years caid ant well
leisure irt her miter ed life,'' "No; known .'' Name given by Doettun
she znar11 ed her hushand to refoien. Co.., Battle Creek, Mich
11 ire;
'''.11tere's is receson,''
ITe—Aret' did elle bren,k the engage- Look izt each )5ackage for the rem-
ittent then? She—No, be broke the (sue little book, "The Road to Well-
engegement, She broke hirri, ville.
r
TWO STEPS;
0.,•••••
The Last One Relps the First.
A Sick coffee drinker must take
months, Sundays excepted.
!
two steps to be rid of his troubles i
and get strong and well again.
The first is to cut off coffee abso-
lutely. •
That removes the destroying ele-
ment. The next step is to take li-
quid food (and that is Postuan Food
Coffee) that has in it the elements • At the Yarinooth Y. M. C. A. Boys'
nature requires to change the blood Camp held at Tusket Falls in Aug-
corpusules from pale pink or white ust, I found MINARD'S LINIMENT
to, rich, red, tend good red blood most beneficial for sun burn, an Ina -
builds good strong and healthy cells mediate relief for colic and tooth -
in place of the broken down cells de- ache.
stroyeal by coffee. With well boiled
Postum. Food Coffee to shift to,
both these steps are easy and pleas-
ant. The experience of a Georgian
proves how important both are.
"From 1872 to the year 1900 my
wife and I had been afflicted with
sick or nervous headache and at
times we suffered untold agony. We
were coffee drinkers and did not
know how to get away from it for
the habit is hard to quit.
"But in 1900 I read of a case simi-
lar to ours where Postmn Coffee was
used in place of the old coffee and a
.A little Sunlight Soap will clean
cut glass •and other articles until
they shine and sparkle, Sunlight
Soap will wash other things than
clothes. •Au
beast absolutely refused to do any
work.
• He would submit to being harness-
ed in • the most exemplary manner,
but when once this operation was
performed the wily animal would not
budge an inch—rivalling in deterinin-
ation the mule, whith frequently de-
cides to take a rest, and in Italy it
is• often found necessary to light a
fire underneath the lazy offender be-
fore he can be induced to "move on
A well-known racehorse trainer in
Sussex once had a horse Whicb would
only work when in the mood for it.
Time after time tins curiously dis-
positioned animal would, when run-
ning in hurdle races, lead his field
and appear to be winning easily, un-
til the last hurdle was teethed. He
then presumably thought that he had
done enougli work, for he would stop
short, and, digging his front hoofs
into the ground, would allow every
horse in the race to pass him, after
which he would quietly
TROT OPP TO THE PADDOCK.
Apparently there Was method in
this peculiar idiosyncrasy, for his
trainer was of opinion that the horse
counted the hurdles—they are eight
in a race—and, raindful of the many
hidings he had in former days re-
ceived in the "run in" from the last
hurdle to tae winning -post. had form-
ed a resolve never again to negotiate
the final hurdle.
The otter—that enera3r of all the
river anglers—always shirks the la-
bor of building a home for himself,
In fact, he will not even take the
trouble to feather his nest with
rushes and other kinds of vegetation.
although they are so dear to. the
heart of every otter. Rather than
work to build a home. this lazy ani -
man will search the banks of a river
for mile*, in order to discover...some
deserted net or ready-made excava-
tion in -the rocks in which to take
up his residence.
The. drone also utterly refuses to
work. •To perpetuate its race, and
live on the fat of the land, are its
only objects in life. When the form-
er °face is performed, the drone is
put to death by the working bee.
Sometimes ants decide to take a
short holiday; but this relaxation is
not permitted for long by their busy
comrades, who join forces and kill
these slothfully inclined members of
the family.—London Answers.
How's This
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh cure.
10 .T. CHENEY CO., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known IF.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in 4.11
business transactions, and ftnaneially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his Arm.
IVA_LDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal-
ly, acting directly -upon the 'blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price, 75c. per
bottle. Sold bv all Druggists.
'rake Hall's Family Pills for consti-
pation.
DRINK BILL FACTS.
It is estimated that the $850,000,-
000 odd, the total of the British na-
tion's drink bill for the past year,
if reckoned by weight would mean
1,366 tons of gold. The sovereigns
laid edge to edge would cover twen-
ty acres. The length of the sover-
eigns if spread into a line would be
162 Miles. To count this sum, at
the rate of a sovereign a second,
Would occupy six years and five
ALFRED STOKES,
. General Secretary.
FISHERMEN'S SCHOOLS.
There are now in Belgium four
schools for the instruction of figher-
men. The pupils are taught how
to read weather charts, how to make
the best use of currents, what the
bottom of the sea is like, how to
make their own nets, how to manage
a boat in a storm, how to use the
latest inventions in the line of fish-
ing apparatus, etc. There are
about n50 pupils noW in these
schooln
Minard's Liniment Is used by Phyilcians
"Every man has some fad," said
thee quiet man, ''.1111n e Ls nuiflcling my
j6owitnietlbusitillear'''phile"sAohphiclu isee*Pe) rsor:.
"You are one of the monopolists tve
read so amen about,"
If your children mean and are restlesa
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Attractions for Sjortsmen on the
Line of the rand Trunk.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company
has issued a handsome publication,
profusely illustrated with half -tone
engravings, descriptive of the many
attractive localities for sportsmen on
their line of railway, Many of the
regions reached by the Grand Trunk
seem to have been specially prepared
for the delectation of mankind, and
where for a brief period the cares of
business are cast aside and life is
given up to enjoyment. Not only 'do
the "High/ands of Ontario" present
unri-valled facilities for both hunting,
fishing and camping, hut the 80,000
Islands '01 the Georgian Bay, Thou-
sand Islands and St. Lawrence Riv-
er, Rideau River and Lakes, Lake St.
John, and the many attractive lo-
calities in Maine and New Hamn-
shire, present equal opportunities for
health, pleasure and sport. All these
localities are reached by the Grand
Tama Railway System, and on
trains unequalled on the continent.
Abstracts of Ontario, Michigan, Que-
bec, New Ha/update and Maine ash
and game laws are inserted in the
publication for the guidance of
sportsmen. The Grand Trunk Rail-
way bas also issued descriptive il-
lustrated matter for each district sep-
arately, whith • are sent free on ap-
plication to the agents of the Com-
pany and to Mr. 3. D. McDonald,
District Passenger Agent, G. T. R.,
Union Station, Toronto.
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DANISH HOLIDAY CUSTOM.
A custom prevails among parents
in Denmark of exchangeng their chil-
dren during the summer holidays.
The little ones from the villages go
to town, and are all the better and
brighter for their knowledge of city
life and what the world is doing.
The little city folks are sant to be
refreshed by the country air, and
come back with rosy cheeks and ro-
bust constitutions.
For Inflammation of the Eyes,—Among
the many good qualities whieli Panne.
lee's Vigo table Pills pommies, besssvis reg-
ulating the digestire encase, is their effl-
cacy in seducing inihrinmaticui of the
eyes. It has called forth many lettess
inconmendation from those who were
afflicted with this complaint and found a
cure in the pills. They affect the nerve
centres and the blood in a surprisingly
active way, and the result is almost im-
mediately seen.
"He talks a great deal about his
family tree." "That may account
for the tales I've heard about his
shady past." •
Millard'S Liniment for sale tYBEIVIlltil
Father (cutting •the whip smartly
through the air)—See, Tonuny, how
I make thehorse go faster without
striking hint at all? Tommy—Papa,
why don't you spank as children that
way?
The Public should bear in mind that
Dr. Thomas' Deleetric Oil bas nothing in
common with the impure, deteriorating
class of weaned medicinal oils. It is
eminently pure anal really efficacious—
relieving pain and lameness, stiffness of
the joints and muecles, and sores or hurts,
besides being an excellent specific for
rheumatism, coughs and bronchial COM
plaints.
EXACT =FORMATION.
"I have noticed," said the Rev.
Dr. Goodman, pausing in hie dis-
course, that two or three of the
brethren have looked at theie watch-
es several tuna. in the last few min-
utes.
"Par fear their timepieces may
not agree I will say that .tbe cor-
rect time is a quarter to twelve. I
set my wateh by the regulator at
the jeweller's last night.
"The sernton will be over at one
Minute past twelve. It would have
closed proinptly at twelve but for
this digression."
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REMENDERED JUST IN TIME.
Mrs. (petulantly)—"You neve
kiss inc how,"
Ma. la—"The idea of a Wonian of
your age wanting to be kiesedt One
would think you were a girl of eigh-
teen."
Mrs. P.—"What do you know about
rJ ofpeLtveh?, " my. deo, werenet
you eighteen once yourself?"
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COLORADO AND RETURN.
Via Union Pacific every day from
June lst to September 80th, inclus-
ive, with final return limit October
81st, 1904, from St. Louis $25.00,
Chicago $80.00, with correspandingla
low rates from other points. Be sure
your ticket reads over this line.
Inquire ot H. P. Carter, T. P. A.,
75 Yonge St., Toronto, Canada.
Her Experience—Mr. Trotter— In
England servants are called "help."
Mrs. Homer—It may be all right in
England, but the term, if applied in
this country, would be misnomer.
The great lang healer is found in that
•excellen t medical° sold as Bicklea Anti
Constunptiee Syrup. It soothes and di-
minishes the sensibility of the membrane
of the throat and air massages, and is a
sovereign remedy for all ceughs, colds,
hoarsemess, pain or soreness in the Chest,
bronchitis, ate. Ithas cured many when
suppoe-51 to be far advanced in .consump-
sion.
WHY THEY WERE ENEMIES.
The Court—"Why did you assault
this man?"
The Prisoner --"I'll tell you how
it is. You see, I'm a barber."
"Well?"
"And this man sells pianos and
breaks up any business."
"h1ow's that?"
• "He gets people to be rausicians,
and then they never get their hair
cut."-
—
Is there waybill ng sn oee an wing than
havingyour corn fitepvied upon? fs there
anything more delightful than gesthig
rid of it P Holloway's Corn Cure will do
It. Try it and be convinced.
OIMMIN•MI
Arms and ammunition to -the value
of $105,000 were imported into the
Trans,vaal last January, as against
$20,000 for the same month last
year. • What for?
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Keep Mlnard's Liniment in the kite,
Milliner—"Here, Marc, send this
hat to Mrs. Westside, and be quick,
so she will get it before it goes out
of fashion."
Lever's Y -Z (Wise Head) Disinfect-
ant 'Soap Powder dusted in the
bath, softens' the water and disin-
fects,
Mrs. Backlota—So your servant
girl has left you again? Mrs. Sub-
bubs—Yes, Mrs. Datklotz—What was
the matter? Mrs. Subbubs—Site
didn't like the way I did her work.
For Over Sixty Years
aces.w.resiowis SOOTIITNO SrAt/P has boon used ey
niihions of mailers tor their ebirdren while feethIna.
Itenothee the ebnd, settees the gumt . allaysesin, cum
wind mho, regulates the etorn soh god bevrele, *me folhe
beehronady.for Diarrhoea. Twenty -eve vents a botge
Sold 3 drugOsts throuthout the world. To sure enal
ask for "illus. wiessovesSoorezeo &mar." 22 -Of
"Mamie, girl, that young man of
yours has been coming now for al -
Most a year." "Yes, mother."
"Isn't it about time he was breaking
the ice?" "I don't believe he in-
tends to break the ice. He's going
to wear it out,"
Darn Liniment Lumberman's Friend
Old Creybeard—It's a pity to keep
stich a pretty- bird in a cage. Mrs.
De Style—Isn't it a shame? How
perfectly exquisitely lovely it Would
loOk fii is hate
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The thousands of people who
'unite to rne, saying that
Shiioh's
Consumptics)
Cureleng
cured them of chronie eoughs,
tatinot all be mistaken. There
must be some truth in it.
Try a bottle fee that cough of yours.
laket:• S. C. Wer,r,s & Co. 810
25, Sc, $1, 1:01207. XX., Toronto, Can.
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