The Exeter Times, 1890-10-9, Page 7F\1jtEIOEN NEWS,.
In the region of Kharkov, Poltava, and
Eketerineslavek, Rnesia, the production of
wool has decreased by more than fifty per
cent. (luring the last ten years, There are
within the last mouth or two, and. yet no Catherine II they fled from Russia, and set-
thing had been said about it, and so with tied down on the borders of China, \When
many other precious stones passing through they were afterward invited to return to
native lianas. The other stones included their native land, they consented to do so
some valued at £300 to. £500 each. leader the condition that they be inscribed
The Lei pz police have made a c'e'er cap• as foreigners, because as such they would be
three causes of that decrease, says the tura. A Viennese lady of 17 summers sea- . exempt from limey hardships pressing upon
ioo:ltiuq IC rag, a Kharkov daily, Pasture denly left her home with a young man, tak• ,the native peasant. This was grantsd them
lands have increased h value, wool has ing with .lter,paper money to the value of. and they ret}u'necl within the ]-orders of
diminished in price, and the best ranclntten 8600 florins, the property of her father. P.ussia, occupying vast tracts of land on
have emigrated to America, The owners of Her companion was a student of l3rtlmi, atul `he Komsk and (Mamma rivers. Thus they
large rt'.nehes of merino sheep realize at ' just 22, The. swag lady heel put on male°l strnte : unmerous commnmty of foreign
present no more than about six potluck of costume, and the parr entered then names iu Russians, who are exempt from military
wool from every sheep, while under the care . thevisttor' hooka at hotels as the " brothers .finites and taxations to ~melt the native •
of good shepherds en pounds and more Hohenfels, The capture was made while peasants are snbleeted. In their belief '
were realized every year. 13esides this the the young mau was attempting to cash n anti ui inners, too, they have be(onic estritng-
cloth factor; adulterate their fabrics large- • thousand florin note at a bureau of lnonoy ell ft ut their'`lavoniaubretluen.
ly. changers, Seven thousand live heath -0(11 intorestiug case of insurance activity
A certain Ivan Nikolaevlteli Zyltoff of St. doling wore found in the possession of the is reported front Moscesv. Tlie agents of a
Petersburg has discovered a method of belt- couple, together with a phial containing certain company importuned a well-to-do
ing rye bread directly from the grain with- poison, and a revolver. These they hail merchant to have his life insured. After
out requiring the latter to he ground into purchased at Carlsbad, wore they stayed for much resistance he consented to take a pol-
flour first. By this new method, says Syn eight (lays. 1 icy. The agents took his name, and sub -1
OtelchFs l a a St. Petersburg daily,] the. From tear of being chastised for staying sequenaiytite physician of the company came
grain is washed only to clean It from ( est, allay from home since Sunday, Otto StUdd, r and examined hon. The merchant expected
and inunedietely afterward is turned into aged 11 years, sen of a well-to-do master , his policy, but it did not come. Afar the
dough lid baked in the usual manner, carpenter,living in Rollendorfplatz, Berlin, lapse of a few weeks he became eppt•ehan-
Those who have tasted this broad say that tried to kill himself in a most singular way, sive. He applied to the central office, in -
it cannot be tliatinguished from the bread Ho catered his father's house by stealth, quiring why they refused to insure hint,
made of flour. Samples of the new kind of locked himself in the garret, lay down on: andwithditli ulty begot theinformation that
bread have been sent to the Ministry ofWar the floor, piled heaps of old papers and books ' the doctor had reportedhitu unhealthy, with
and to the Imperial Teehuieal t'olunission, around flim, and then set fire to them. Ile; traces of the "sugar disease" (diabetes).
and a patent for the method of baking has would Certainly have been burned to death I Tho man and his family became alarmed to
been applied for. had he not hcen reseued,by the inmates, i learn that he was threatened with such
'Che Convent nfdit.Georgc,situated Mahout whom the smell of smoke attracted to the , a dread disease. The fancily physician was
ten verat, south of 'Kherson Russia, will Plae :, The lad's clothes were ablaze, and called, and, after a careful examination said
be a thnnsand years old in 1501. ft is the he was insensible. !that he :could not discover any traces of
oldest Christian institution in Russia; it was .1 telegram from Calais reports that a diabetes in litnl, Bat the wife of the r'(nrld-
established a heodre'l years before Vladimir British officer named Percy smith behaved - be policy holder was not satisfied with this
, ! declaration, and insisted that her Misltaud
ran t y, )rnmused ids people to accept Chris- 01 t great tare and devotion at the time should subsnift to tbeexamivation and treat -
n
Dining - t ittlel
Omits,. 't • ] t r !t ti _]nes t► l e l 1 tto
tit at t, l r r t est o the recent t ac(tdcut the Paris -Calais # e ►Galais
g1 meat of a specialist, Aecordin f n ;Tee -
years l gy'
xices when the the near int t off a e tpel
t e
of its ca t o v,is th
the convent
t n s
was r 'l i 0 11r t
fail" w F (a led Ii ser 1. 1 t t fi 13 n
rofficer1 I a
stronghold n i so p Y
aril h t i n c o the Gla istrau n the 1loathe most e
y t nn t l f t r l a niao The I n thn nl p ready end
Ilanut5nl> ut 7 «tutldn. In 1475, when Tina otlet anal aaamtance in carrying out the Mena,1
traces of chtthetes hl you, but ,tut neves
key pined ll.,wesstuu of the Crimea, the ores required for averting further disaster, are in an m1lleahi cfew 'ion. The poor
(creels Christians were driven out and the and preventing another tram from 1?avis than ]las for the last few weeks become a
convent wee turnedint.oaMohaluincdattsanc. :mting hart the carriages of the oxln•ess perfeet wreck. Ile does not attend Co his
teary..Although it was restored to ('lair remained on the line, business, and submits himself to the tical -
tion possessiou by the Tartars, the couvent. I)itrin the other night, on the Pais, ment of pbysicans for all possible Hurl int -
has never since exercised any greatinattenee Lyou-Mediterrencc linegbeyoud Lyons, the portibleng this c e askaThe
(Is thespondo e drese,
nt re.
l tnong the (thristiun believes of the (:rintea, night express, whilerunning at a sr;eed of fi0 r(, law a�aittst the iusttttuace cont nnies who
The moults there live illgreat poverty, work-1kilometres an lrnrrr, struck n cast of alcohol are the direct cause of such ruination of
Sag the lands a •hieltlielongto the ltlstLtllttn,l, that had dropped ?min a goods train close to llonith and w el1•beln'r'"
Thenewspaper ]hint of Kharkov strongly ficrve. The eask got enta.slied, and the al, "-
advocates that that historical institution coital caught tiro from the l,oeornotive, which
be restored 10 e, diguilletl position ort the . was immediately enveloped in a column of Sunday Soho' Lesson.
t1Ceasitn of its thousau►dthanuivereary. we name. :The driver mid stoker were
IA .\ titter E gives an atecotllit of 14 S'enlarli- badly hunted, The latterjumped from the , ,'les" people
gene tit ledge with Turin telat.
able figtree growing in Brittany, near St. • aigine before it stopped, anal had several rho pcnple (allotted luta, murmuring at
ha -de -Leon. It is not more than five to ` ribs broken, pl hist, because he had gone in to be the guest
sig area high, but it, carets an area of j Thei of a despised publican. 1\'e must under -
about �4St1 Ft nese yard% The *Treading Mrime t of regular
has decided r try sterol that Eastern houses were so construct -
1 1 the experiments of regular bicycle services cd that a crowd of people could gather in
branches rest on props, :]rich cense St to in connection with every regiment of the the open court and look in while a host was
form avenues, one of which is thirty-four army, and of trained dogs. This year cam,entertaining his guest, and that the guest
yards long, \'cry little could be learnt of Panics of velocipedists will be formed at sea could readily speak to the erowtl Tide
the history of thetree. Air old farmer s lid : era] posts, and if their service's prove desit -' parable; thoughinsame respects ]rise that
he land always l:rown it as it is now, and all 11 nhle in the course of three years, such cons• of the (Lama Galatt. xxv., 14.30), must
the information he could glue about the t ponies will be formed at all the military not be confounded with, it. The lesson is
yield of li;ettas that for two Or three months pnttta of the empire. So also will the found in Luke xix., 11-27.
to each year it gave an abundant supply for services of trained dogs be tried in the ; end as they heiu (1 these things, he added
all who teamed alien:, and there were more advance pasta. 1 ares For'tlle training oF' and ppakc a pntttblc, because he was nigh to
than were wanted. i the animals will be established at 1)inabe.rz and sales►, and because they he cd that
Savory. NOM tt is i'enteiwed to death for or at Kovno. `the kingdom of laud was immediately to ap
lwomant • s 1 Cal-
ai murder of in the Pas t o o
the t t a
• 'r el ensu
' l therefore for t of tat m n nl
" pear. He sat t le c o t e
Iia, was exec -idea 011 "tnItday morning at i t el 11111 mineralogist, ti S. ]4rCl,o ilei, 1
a t
f, who has l lt► making researches in Govern- went into a far country, to receive for hint-
ed
11Li lir( criminal combat- anent land t, has discovered in south Itnasin self a kingdom, and to return, And he
ed lunisif with courage tall he :(erred the ,, a ttiinu of sllirner, the quality of wiieh is called ten servants of itis, and gave diem
foot of the r,ufIlutfne. He then turned dead- j sit error to lu►y hitherto known, The main- ten pounds, and said" unto them, trado ye
ly pule. When the. executioner'a nssiatunts q eri.l dircutly frail the mine if 05 p.r cant, herewith till I come. But his citizens hated
seized hill] he 1!tL'ng let] violently for sever- pure, +ttttl its pint nation trill not cost more hill, and sent an embassago after• him, say-
` al seconds. Ile was, nevertheless, quickly t their hFcy kopecks per pond (fusty pounds), ink,, \\'e will not that this u.au reign over
mastered, Irnt* vheu the knife was on the A company is being formed to explore the us. And :it crone to pass, when he was
punt of fattinghent the oxeevtloncr's hand. ►mine. ' come back again, having received the king-
'J7rere has recently been shown at Port tl
Elizabeth a photo of perhaps the most re-
markable cheque ever drawn, It was on.
the Kimberley branch. of the Cape of Good
Hope Bank, and mance out for the nice little
sum of. £5,338,650. This cheque was
passed by the De Beers Mining Company at
the time af the amalgamation of the Kiln-
,berley Mmes.
The announcement that the Australians
are on the eve of sending one more cx edi- to the other, but oven hereditary rolls of the five pomids. And he said unto him also, Be
bon in •search of some tidings of the long- blood ane the nerves are transplanted.. thou also over five cities. And another (mint,
lost party of Ludwig Leichhar(It is evidence he According to the latest reports, the cloven saying, Lord, behold, here is thy pound,
of the extent to winch this mystery icy' on of hospitals of St. Pcteraburg 0011Lain 4,900 whi h. I kept libel up in a napkin ; for I
Antipodes has affected the imagination at be ,s. la three of these hospitals there are feared thee, because thou art an austere Ulan;
our fellamv(ostntrylrien iu the far South. It 1 220utees fur s cliieal infirmities, which aro then takest up that thou layedst net down,
is their nue romance, and they make much always fully cupie(i. A largo number of elle renpesL that thou olitat not saw. H(
crit. More than forty-two ,years have pass- invalids of this class have to wait long for saith unto hien, Out of thine own mouth
ed since the German explorer entered the
Queensland bush, never to :.tura. Party their turn to het accommodations at the has. will 1 judge thee, thou ~relied servant.
after party has set out in search of him, and pitals. For contagious diseases there are Thou knewest that 1 am au austere man,
again and again reports have reached the 360 beds, and for all other kinds of invalids thatt.1 tupthat oluotsp v;]not the down,eforeand reapesb
settlements of hnsilmen having come upon there are 2,530 beds ; a lames(, number r of the
traces believed to be those of the vanished latter are set apart for aerate Stirei,al cases. then not mymoneyinto the bank, and Tat
There are almost no accommodations for my coming should have required it with
Vaccine virus,is very dear bt Russia, and
l dont, unto whoiu 1 e had given the uuond these pyrvan , to be
for eeonolitie:(axonsaale physicians take the called. to him, that he might know w' t
virus from the wounds of vaccinated children they had gained by trading. And the first
and use it agein'an the arms of other chili!- ' carne before him, saying, Lord, thy pound
ren. One of the most prominent physicians hath made ten pounds more. And ho
of St. Petersburg proposed to the Medical said unto him, Well Eone, thou
Department of the Ministry of the Interior geed servant ; because thou wast found
to prohibit thatpractice by law. He showed faithful iu a ery little, have thou au -
that, together with that virus, not only the thornyover ten cities. And the second
latent diseases of ono child are imparted came,saying, Tby pound, Lord, bawlmade
pioneer?,
'Writing tinder date of July 28 a Sidney
correspondent says :—Last week, under the.
New Land Act, a very large area of land was
offered to the people, and already nearly a
quarter of a million acres havebeentalen up.
Next week another lot is to be offered to the
public, and if onenay judge by the rush last
week, a very large quantity w.11, be selected.
The squatter must now Move westwards, as
the cut tit tivator takes his place over large trees
of hind. This is a "forwardmovement" for
Now South Wales ; the king lives. by the
field, as she Ohl Book reminds us, and the
more the land is really cultivated the better
for all classes in the community. If we may
judge frqxn. the, eager demand for land, there
mast be a large number of men ready to till
the soil.
Baillolet, the little village near Rouen, has
been the scene of a terrible tragedy. A
family of three persons—father, mother, and
an imbecile daughter, who was about 25
years of age, have been killed. No one
knows exactly how the deaths were caused,
but the story current among the neighbors
is that the mother, affected by the misfor-
tune of having a helpless daughter, gradual-
ly lost her reason. While her husband 'was
in the fields at work, and theneighbors were
at a village fete,she
vsi
enjoying themselves g
7 Y g
took a revolver and, after shooting her off-
s ri ro dead, fired through her own heart.
Ti the husband returned and saw what
took upthe revolver
ha
'masa; done,
he also 00
and blew out his brains. All the police have
been able to do is to state the feet of the
discovery of the body to the proper author-
ities. - .
Captain Thomas of the Catherine Slidell -
which has returned to San Francisco from
Siberia, gave a harrowing aecenot of the
sufF riut",s of a batch of Russiaan•exiles, whom
'he saw being taken to.. Saghalien Island.
They were of both sexes and of all ages;' and
manacled, and were driven along by drivers,
with heavy whips like a herd of cattle. Many
old men fell exhausted to the ground, and
were shob by the drivers, who hacl orders
thus to dispose: of any who dropped from
fatigue. Wives saw tlheir husbands
killed and mothers their daughters
assaulted without having the power to Inter-
fere. Thomas 'described the cells in which
exiles are confined as disgustingly filthy.
chronic diseases. The lying-in departments interest? And he said unto them that stool'
of the city hospitals have been closed alto- by, Take away from him the pound, and
gether this year, while no arrangements give it unto him that hath the ten pounds.
have becp made to enlarge proportionally the I say unto you, that unto every one that
facilities of the lying-in hospitals. hath shall be given but from him that bath
not, even that which he hath shall be taken
Prof. M. Pozdneyeff of the St. Petersburg awed% from him. Howbeit these mine
University has discovered in the National, enemies, which would not that I should not
Library of Paris a ns. in•thc Manjoo lan- reign; over tLem, bringhither,-Lel slay them
guage,"w=]rich is of great interest to the stu- before ine. •
dents of the Chinese tongue. Is consists of (golden Text: "Unto every one which hath
161 written leaves on Chinese paper. It bears shall be given. Luke Xis, 26.
the inscription "A Collection of Words," Illustrative readings Monday, Luke
and contents a large yocabnlary of Matacl joo xix, 11-27; Tuesday, Matthew, xxx, 14-30;
words and roots. According to the op*tion ,Wednesday, Ephesiaus iv, 1.16; Thursday,
of the Professor, the vocabulary 'has 'been If Timothy iv, 1-8; Friday, Revelation it,
compiled by a committee of scholars at o- 1-11; Sattuclay, Hebrews vi, 0-20 ; .Sunday,
Order of the first emperor of the Sixth dynasty, Matthew xxit•, 4(9-51.' -•
in the sixth year of his accession to theThough absent from lis in a sense; stir
throne. I Lord is still interested in us. • He has -left a
In the schools of cadets throughout the partof his interestsin the hands of his
Russian empire dancing courses have been people, and he will return in his own. trine
introduced and made obligatory. This, says to call his people, to account for the use of
Novaya T'rentya, is a renewal of the methods his property. , The penalty for not usiug the
of instructing young officers in preserving a gifts he bestows, is their loss.
graceful posture in action as well as in re-
pose, which was prevalent in the seven-
teenth and eighteenth centuries, when danc-
ing lessons took the place of gymnastic
exercises. In Russia it was introduced by
Peter the Great. An anti -monarchical Rus -
uric marks:
115110[1 in 7
thle
Sian paper pub
"While under the benign away of the Czar in-
dusfry and commercial enterprise is driven
out of the country, the coning generation of
military commanders is to be taught salon
manners and how to' cut polite capers in
the presence of ladies."
The Ceylon Observer' says :—A merchant
11as' been telling us of some very fine and
-valuable precious stones he has just seen
,casually n the hands of a well-known
tt1oorman,dealer before he had transmitted
the salve for'sale to Messrs. Arbuthnot,
Lathom, & Co., London. The finest of all
was a splendid specimen of Ceylon cat's-eye,
for which the e -:porter had paid £1000, and
for which he expected to . get . ;E1.500 in
Aurope. This gem must have, been found
At a meeting of Moscow merchitnts on
the fair of Nijhni-Novgorod thequestion was
broached why the Russian cotton fabrics
cannot vie with those of Eur lata] in the mar-
ket of Persia. It was shown that the qual-
ity ity.df the �R,tissranb0oodsttlaysulrcrior t„
of En land, but that the'English manufact-
urers know better how to pack and to ship A Disobedient Patient
their' goods, so that :they arrive in Persia
fresh and oke, while the goods from Mos- Irate Patron—" Youadvertise to cure
cow gel, spoiled and unmarketable on the consumption, don't Toil?" , ail when
road. To prove this 1 a bale of cotton goods r. Quack—" Yes, sir. I never f
was ordered fromLiverpobl. \Vheti the bale my instructions are followed."
arrived in Nijhni-Novgorod it was opened «' My son, took your medicine forra year
before a `commission of merchants,, and the and died an hour after thelast dose."
goods therein were found as fresh and as
nice as if they had just come cut of the fac-
tory. The Moscow manufacturers have
therefore adopted a resolution to pack their
geode for the Persian markets in the Lug
C�rregory visited This wife m the lying-m'ward
style. I of Rath Workhouse, and after a shol•t con -
The Russian 'missionaries in the Altai vers =('ion with her produced a pistol. Ms
covcrtains iii Siberia bane made the clic- wife fan away screaming, and Gregory was
covert' that the original settlers of the but n,hole �rroue ltl seized: Clic pistol was round, to
district were not Asiatic Tartars, but eau be loaded,yand on Gregory was found a letter
grated peasants from European Russia, i `.1 he bade farewell to his wife. They
thorouhbred Slays," as. the Tser1•+ov snit' h which living unhappily together.
Viestailo of Moscow puts it. In the time of •had been a Pp Y g
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John n I:du-a us, Professor of Chemistry, kfontroal, says:
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Rev, P. J.'•:d. P.ige,Professor or Chemistry Laved delver
WO. Quebec. says :—"t 1iu'e analyzed the Tniiiu.n 1',tio Ala
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of cure at ones simple, certain and effectual, by
means of which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition mat+ 0e, may cure 'himself eheaply, ped.
vately and radically.
M• This lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, post-paid,, on receipt of four cents, or two
postage stamps. Samples oflifelicinefree, Address
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO
41 Ann Street New `York
Post Oldice Box 450 9t al; ly
1EAD-MAKER 8 0
4NEVFII FAILS TO OWE SAIISFA0116t1
FOR SALE BY %L.L t]EAtSRE
Otte of the
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- roc. Item
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sbows rho stnall cod of the tele.
17051. The :oi.ow-16' oat ••''-es the appearance of It reduced to
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the world. Our facilities are
unequaled, and to introduce our
superior goods we will sandman
to ONE rY.kSo': in each loonllty,
as above. Only those who write
to ss at once.vat make sure of
the choke Ali you haveto do In
return is to 'show our goad1 to
Owe whn matt—your neighbors
and those around yea The he -
Inning nt this advertisement
THE KEY TO REALTY.
Unlocks all the clogged avenues of til,
3aweis, Kidno�ys and Liver, carrying
off gradually without weakening the ay.-
tem, all the impurities and foui humors
of the secretions; at the same time Cor-
recting Acidity of the Stomach,
curing Biliousness, Dyspepsia,
Headaehes, Dizziness, Heartburn,
Constipation, Dryness of' the Skin,
Dropsy, Dimness of Vision, Jaun-
dice, Salt rheum, Erysipelas, Sero-,
fula, Flattering of the Heart, Nero
vousness, and General Debility all
these and many other similar Complaints
yield to the happy influence of BURDOCK
3L00D BITTERS.
For Salo by all Dealers.
if.I1dRtiRM A CO, i'roeri,iois9 Tante.
ebent the fiftieth part of itsbulk: it I, a grand.doable size ote-
M:ono, as largo as is easy to clary. We will ohm e1(r r howyou
• inn malt. from 1913 to 1$I0 a day at ienet,Item the stargwith-
md hexa, level. Better '•r(10 01 0o=•Y 503ruiteLexpress, Ra.lsOn ien. i
Addres,,H, tiALLE1.'r 8'10., ,
At` iY P1AN'
Who is Weak. Nervous, Debilitated,
whoinhla Folly and ignorance has Tri-
fled away his Vigor of Body, tJ1Ind and
Vito canning exhausting drains npoa
tie Fotintalns of .Life. Headache,
Raokaohe, Dreadful Dreams, Weakness
f Memory, Bashfulness to Society,
Pimples upon the Face and all tho Effects
eading to Early Decay, Consumptlon
5Insanity will, find in our apecido ho. 23 s
ooitive lure. 1t imparts Youthful
'ger restores the Vital Power fn old ata
Dung, strengthens ii1d invigorates the Sin
Inds Nerves, builds up the muscular system
nd arouses into action rho whole physical
energy of the human frame. With our speciflo
No. 23 tho most obstinate ease can be cured in
three months, and recent ones in less than thirty
days. Bach package contains two weeks treat,.
ment. Price $2. Cuanteed. Our spee-
ifio No. .94 is an iiifnllibloresGuarCU4+e tar ap Privets
Diseases no matterof how long stand-
ing. Hold under our written €uarantee to
Cele.a Qure. Price 65. Toronto,Medicine
. Toronto. Ont.
mow
LADIES ONLY.
FRENCH REGULATION S'ILt.S.
Bar superior to Ergot, Tansy, Pennyroyal or
Oxide. Endorsed by the thousands of ladies
who nse them MONTHLY. Never tail. Relieve
pain, INSURE REGULARITY. Pleasant and
pp it
Effectual. Price, ,_2, Toronto Medicine Co.
Toronto. Ont.
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OF A ;,Y EXE T E R
TIMES.