ROUND THE WORLD.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1849, 26 November 1884, Page 2

ROUND THE WORLD.

■■■■ . The other night, some time after the menagerie .at Sanger's .Zoological Gardens, Margate, had the tigress that occupies a defacing one containing three very finefyoung lions, became restive, and tore down the partition dividing them. A terri,blo. encounter then commenced, The 6lder animal by her immense strength and activity, despatched the threo lions before any assistance could be rendered. An extraordinary being is to be 'seen just'now at tlio Amorican Hotel, St, Martin's street, Leicester square, London. A boy is living there whose face bears the most striking resemblance to that of a terrier dog. Every feature is hidden by soft silky hair, which is particularly abundant in the regions of his ears. His body is also covered though leus profusely with hair. He is fourteen years of age, and is said to be tho' son of a savage who was exhibited some'ten years ago as a dogman,and who was caught with the child a Russian forest. The mother q&fcjiis ia extraordinary creature is The lad is on his way to America, where he is to figure in the show of Mr Barnum, 8L The Quilman Preas. U.S.Annates the | following announcement "The family § of the editor of this papar are beginning I to return to the hammock plantation in I squads of two or throe at a time. Our neighbors can resume at once the pleasant and charitable • ouatom of.A?ndimr in things." ™ NEGLECT IS OFTEN AS FERTILE A CAUSE OF SUFFERING as the disease itself. Human nature. •warned as it is.by.repeated examples, is prone to forget the salutary lessons they inculcato and apt to lose by deferment, the good it may rccieve from prompt and decisive action, men tho means a o within our jrnisp, It is almost sinfulMo allow their escape, and 1 hose who overlook tnc virtues of UDOLPHO WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS mu.t ■ stand forover soil-criminated and reproached. Cubed op Dbinkino.—"A young iriend of mine was cured of an insatiable thirst for liquor, that had bo prostrated his system ■ that; he was unable to do any busitfus. He B was entirely cured by.bopbitterfc flayed 1 all that burning - thirst, took away the 1 ; appetite for liquor,' made his nerves steady, . 9 and he. has remainod a §obcr and steady man n for two yeatSj and he harno desire to return 6 to hi oups,"—From a leading 8,8. Official, I Bead •• - fl ~ t I