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1,1,171,
largo poogrog.4.104 ,Iro„s.
4,00doopo 011 suudivwopiov at
.„the James :street 41,01,704 tq' hoar the
.4ev, MT- 'a-rullciAl 13r044the arinnal
•sveliolnwoli,:ortli;epfri:47:10epottirot,,,dtelite, to,of
:Foresters, Court 1.;?,Exeter, ...Besides
-were prenent several PleWhets of CoVrt
Woodburn, of 1$:irk-ten, and,from Oredi-
.;ton,
The seritice waa commeaced
by Spg-
nc the 43fftb, hymn. beginning ,wi;th
41to words •
aio;f4ord conduct Ore plan
Thel,a-s'a concerted schemes are vain."
After prayer the choir rendeyea in
fine as1e the bealltifnl unt/IP'm "0
Spirit Divine", after which the minis -i
ter read by way ,ef lessons Isiall..05th.,
.chapterrand
Tbe miriister selected as the basis cif
,his remarks the WO., i18th. and 49th
YOr$08 Of the sixtb chaRter of '1st, Tim:
o• thy, di -v(011. -1g more particularly upon
the clause found in the 1Stii. verse,
.eptevoly to Distribute."
In order to familiarize the.cOngrega•
tient with „thtr aims of the society the
rev. gentlemen read .0. 9hC/Pt extract
groin .the constitution a the order,
whieh was as follows :
(t)T iite frIternallv all persolts of sound imdity
. anti ovmhd health end good tnoraleharauter, who aro
• adopmele, midunder fifty -en years of age.
ftl) ;Co give all moral and material aid in ils power
ito jts.mimit‘ers thoSe dopendent upon them,
c•lueate its members .socially, morally and
(.• 1) To establish a.fund for the !Ale!. „,.01 oleic Roo
.distressed mac DOI'S.
(5) To ,stablialt a Benefit Fund, from which, on
,.Utisfafgory evidence of the death of'amember or the
4)1...lee win, nas.eoumile.1 v. ti 43. /awful
- rereirs-
rnent4, a emu tot opectling area aqueang• doltars
. shalt be pald .topto,wliow, orphiMe., depciniants, or,
;other be,ia ry whom the member may have oon-
- ,stittrIons, If dt.tignated, or to the personal renretion.
'thereof the moniqor. or, upon the complatitm of tho.
F4peeht,19).o tfef a member, as laid down in this,
seonstitp eon, siaelt aunt shall. hopa,id'to Aihriself.
so,atre CorLts members -
1 It) ITK,1090:0.1n.ttelldalICO;
dolhirs per week ale% benefiti
frj Fqt,t dollars finteral bemire':
•Id) h dollars. Two hundradollars, or
o'itree hurtdrea dollars a year inter main eveattem
l'ItretrigLI,Itadna dollars, one thouracd dollars, ort
ji,(Nen. Aztnared dollars Op totsland 'permanent Woe-,
He then Went cm to say that in
_forming an opinion about any great
tuovernent it iyas well to take into con-
, .sideration first the .object in yiew, and,
-,secc'&11y -.;he mode taken to obtaining
. that:end. 'The object of this sobiety.
was certainly a very piaiSetworthy one.
providence having destined that
we Should live in a mixed state it be
ihaves us that we should deyise some
means. ,by which avo can be mutually
helpful to one Ainother and best, con -
,dude t aur welfs.re. 'Being united by
41 common humainty rause o neces-
sity be „constantly earning in contact,
'..the highest and the lowest grades of so-
wittity .are overyday being thrown to-
gether Vi.i.ce.of circumstances and we
„should - 'endeavor to b =Wally
hel'nfo). io our fellows. tenevolenctris
duty a bainanity, so the scriptures
terali us. The,objects of. the 1. O. F.
,ns given jia their constitution are along
• the line Ariel j.n,'tteeorelance with the
teaohings .tig oar Conimon. Christianity.
Such' sooieties are an outcome of chris-
. ‘tianity .aad aro only found whore it is
in operation. In ancient times such
institutions es asylums, hospitals and
fur.evelent societies *Vero entirely un -
;known, 7,10 record- of mph being'
iii the history of 'ancient Rome
"Or Greece. When Ilion thus band
theizi:ielves together for such ohject;.
• they are acting in harineay with the
.0.4ehi:igs of .Our Saviour, Natures
•iws set us an example of harmony and
„ AlSo Prowl fr.0 us the tender care of Goo
• for his creatures. In like manner we
•should live ,and care .for oae 'another
,each distrihutang Of his fulness bt the
necesities of his fellow. We ;seethe
reaf,oeean lying at eurfeet from which
the sun i tlie mighty pump draws up
wai;er and then "Using the. elouds
bucl:eta it 'i.tenria the refreshing Sliossiers
all over the thirsty land far the benefit
pi Mans Should the sun tura iniser and
tsituSe to distribute the water which be
draws up or the elands turnmiser' and
to empty theinselVeS open the
thirsty twirl 1)6Ar S000 would man be
.dostitnte. • We have all 'duties to per-.
iorth thoogh not of the Same character
,eachitsviit;-.* Ilia owo _particular I1611
'The pri-oci.j;10 o &suit-A.10o i n re,
vealed oltriistion duty ;is .may be Seen
rafereacc _to lst,,lteniuns,l:?,tli.
ter, lit. -verse; Ilehrews
6th, ttege AllA the apostle jetnes
eonimewls n.S 41) geed arid to
fOtigeti. net." The Whole
Bible teaches a the dktelloition of
'Ood's spirit for Man/a betiefft and 4.0448
of 'Nazareth VAS icupWn as he that
WCflt abeti6 doti gOQd. uth .40Cie-
i,ie's largely Contribute to OM general
• progre5s end selidity of present society.
Ite liewever Would like to Malt.* a
.iinggOtion With regard to the constitu-
tion (if the Order, Xo5provisien was
Made •fOr the relief Of ,the family Of
bit Who through hooted. dotiogoopots
.00throittott ,notoido, whicth, ti000tdibg to
NiutlAlt 414 A. Ito tigehl
POin ted nut to Jus11taarers the ,nrkeer-
Witty of life and the liability of- all
ProSent to Meet with nOcident3 Which
would.lay theM Askle frem active work
and the necessity a Paking .SOMe sort
tIE.Provistett ±Qr Sue)) OUP*. WS- MI"
aociatiQ4 was .one means'of doiug so,
The fact that during the short life of
thi4,Sooioty 'llso amount gf $101,000
1wjheen eNpended for the relief .of the
4lestittite, and that Rhea A pernianent
Ilesetive Fund Pt 01V/00, was a
icg Prclet of Ita
After singing, •the benedictien was
pronounced, and the members Marched
back to their ledge room v.eU pieased
4YitJ! the yerg mtcresung l,114
Itivo sermon they had listened to,
Our Washington Letter.
mom our own correspondent.)
rho question a the election ,of. offi-
cers of the Ifouse o repreientatives
grows it intere4t and importance as the
date for the assembling of Congress
draws near. ITia to tbe present' there
is no avowed OpposItion to the preserit
incumbents of the offices of clerk, ser-
geant -at -arms and postinasteK, though
now and then a whisper can he heard
that some person will be 'brought out
for one or other of these places. The
tight is over the cloonkeepership. It
has been claimed ,among the cbmpeti-
ters of Cel. Penelsein, the present door-
keeper, that he would not have .the sup -
part of his home clele,,,,,ration-that of
;ilennessee. his.upport of ails Asser-
tion Mr. J. E Washington, one Pt the
nseinbers for the State, has been mon-.
tioned as opposing Col. Donelson. In
a letter received yestereliv, Mr. Wash-
ington lyrites that all` reports to that:
effect are false. Ile states that.lie wit
reach Washington within a few days,
and that lie will do all in Isis power for
the success ,of Col. Donelsou. There
is no doubt that Donelsini, wilt have
the State delegation, and, as. an indi-•
cation of what is thought of the out-
come the betting is now altogether in
favor of his .election. I.1-Tk16 some,
thing now unexpected shoji Occur to
upset present calculations the oflicers
now holdi,ng will' al larsitbably. he, re-
elected. There is klorne complaint
.araong De.tnocrats that all" the offices
of the House should be held by States
ahnost in a group, Kentucky bavitig
the Speaker, Tennessee the doorkeeper,
Ohio the Sergeant-at:liras, Indiana the
Postmaster, and Mitsouri 'the t clerk.
It is perhaps now too late to make ariy
obinbinations for the ;,l'breelfing of the
"old slate", as it is °Laud; and or the
election of new men in place of ;the old
ones. But there 'are pdmocrats enough
willing and readyto enter the race fer
either of the subortlioate
below tho SPeakership-if any gr'o`t.pec't;
of success can be diseoverett' it rb=
mains to be seen whether any conlibl,
nations to work. change, and that ill
the caucus thaa present incuilibmits will
All be rimoninated.. 'A survey of' the
field now loolts that way.
Speaker Carlisle s here :to stay, un-
til atter the first, seSsicM of Congress:
lie is hopeful of passing n tariff bill
this session and has devoted' consider-
able energy to that end. Ho has had
several talks with. the President since
iiis arrival here, Members axe coinino.
to .11rashington in numbers now,„and
many ha e matters to disenst with him.
no hat to think about the formation
Of the committees of the House, and
there are many other matters to ocenpY
his Attention, so,that bp will have s
much its he can do against the opening,
of the sessien., There is Some idea thar
he will be able to announce his com
mittees before the holidays, but it
is hardly likely that he can. The rule.s
have to be adopted, and there is likely
the year endin une 1, 1$87, the de,
fieit wattoyer 0 inPloding, Of,
course, the 14 Vila credited to the'
'Thtigtt. Pseilie • ?Wrong for the trans.
Aortation o2 t The lto;go in-
crease in t4 reY00.eiie ,tho result in
part of latn. additions to the popu-
lation of tie conntry and tho ac-
tivity in bu peso, But it is largely
attrilintable O the nap of the mails in
carrying Inc) he»dise, "Which, owing to
recent regifl ionS of the DopartOnont,'
has become ery popular.
:W.E REMMt.
On Surd y, December 3rd, at two
0'00k P, P., ni$idextze, laeda, and
ehattel p OPtIrtY, lately Owned by
George 'i, illis. John Gill, auctioneer, R. Pr Collins, Solicitor for ass-
igne ,
of
P ' •
On Wri ay, 'November 20t1, at two
o'clock p. in., in Exeter, ;louse and
. )tzt, household furniture, etc. .143.
.,0kti auct John Vail, prop.
i,
On TP;s4ay,11Pvember 2.4th, at one
de lick p, in., en lot 16, con, 17, tp.
,of itepliert,larin stock and imple-
An 16, joint J. Mahe°, proprietor.
'NV ', liolti, add:,
. ,
11111 •IND EtiliS
Vir4,314e4e
• 11,4:astheson,
EXETEit. NORTH.
;welttv welL assorted for the moonlit
tilde. Low price,s still maintain.
ROCERIES.7.-16 lbs.'sugar
1L00 ; 13 ths. white sugar
151:90. • "
..ii'etetbaiinderspja in Teas Iron? ..10e tp.
per lb. • '
13 sth t Shoal (a11,Stylps) At low prim.
nicely cottoned stook of
OAK'S, SOYTHES.and GLASS
all alma (olioap.) . Boot Machine 011,
600.per gal. Coal 011 as low •
' • as thelowost, ,
TrA4, 501 of 44 pieces,
$275. •
, .
•k god.aitof
neady•loado Clothing* for
1.'Ordered setts got tip in good glylo• .
ur Dress Cc:lode "are mark,
stn tlb the lowest
1 • '
g 'fOot110*.'4',YdS.' for $1.00.
. , •
.• iit'euito and lot,'also's ;arm for sale. Apply
te- •
JOHN. : MikTfiEbON,
pos,tollice.
Trade -.Mark, secured
icialt other patent causes in the Patezit
fhat and belore thd,Cenata promptly and
attbnclad tev
Upon receipt of 1t1odet or Sketch pf
In-
eution, I make ,e,ereftil examination, and ,
dyiseas to patentability Free of charge.
,
Fgus MoomaRTE, anal make No charge
idess, patent ,is secured. Information,
dviceand,special refrenCee sent on appli-,
ahem .
it:LuTELL, VirAchingtep, 0. O.
opi..,,ito J. a: Patent Wee.
LOST !
,,en3141 boy, Omit the size of a
bare footed, with his father's
loos on, oro8S eyed it the back of
to be it tight oyer Oen) that will „take 4 neck, with his hair ctit eurley,
up some graft. .13esides a Jiunclrediektrying a blindidof bungholes on
new members makes t difffealt to 62ilhig• back, when last seen was look-
. .
the cotornateet.
Mr. Carlisle was with the- Presiden
some time Wednesday. .SpeakingWiti
your corrospeedent,ye4tordny, lie seif
that, OCCourse, no one Can tell %VIM
Congress would de. }e thought, how
ever, that /Ale ellftll OS Of peS*,,,*
tariff bill Were better that durkig lea
Congress becanse the ekigenmes ai
greater now. Whetu asked if h
thought there wat a disposition amen
the democrats to come together meth'
question; he said. ha thought so; 1
• knew nothing to the eontrory.
011e of tho features of the P0A111
tee•G000rays onooai report, which
new neatly completed, will be
40011101A that the Department by t
au{ of tiekt year will probably be se
supporting. Thu deficit „has leaSen
nearly three millions during the r
ye,ar, and with a Oentinund increase
the revenues, which last year anion'
,ed tes- abont 10 per 'Cent mid a dem:
in the e4penses 'which Was about •, ,
per cent, theta it every to.ogpoot t t
the Y4)03111103 1011 'equal the otpol
turea 'by the end of next : r
the .year ending Stine 1. 1886, tho
10 ° 7-C
,
Vol. rather inforthatiettiswalk
inSido and take ,a look at R. Hicks
itinnense iltock ti)IverWareo snit-
--able for --
CHRISTMAS po WEDDIdG
PRESENTS,
jeblot'priees, his stock of
Watches,. '6 -locks, and Jewelery
-was nclier larger, nor more cato..-
Atily -iictootecl, his stOok of wedding
pngs is of first-class quality and it
pro ilt ittirao toed, his faoiltios
for Orinning out first.,clasSts work
'WaS never bater, Oart 111 yonr
sidc sautebes, clouksaiiiL brokoii
dotoi Jewbity, got thew put in
orctor for tho cOlitiktg ChristrAas
LOliday$: Tito olatt'aua, brpmite
404 w010 two tuilliono. 404
Would 'tale 'this methoarpf returning thanks kr past support .aga
also invites the attetytion ofithe .general ,pablic to ,h,is ,new Fall and NVintiw
$t007.: 00.101:00.ng tie following:- -
Afirst-class stock of Furs
ormisISTOTO Qv
PERSIAN LAMBS, I3BAVF,It, AND
YITES CARVilF1714 IMPECTION OF ITIS OLD CUSTOMM4
AND ALLtOTBERS WI1.0 ARE PLEASED TO tOALt. .
-A. First-class stock of Boots.
& SIOES, IMBBEIt OTEBSITOES,
1n.Ladies, Gents Nall Chikireus; comprising all the different kinds.;
—ALSO AN 4XCELLENT ,A41SOATMENT
CROCKERY CIIIICA& GLitt
, f
GOOD SELgacIox ,
Flannels andWinceys,plain
an check; 72 inch wool sbeetit p°,
,Beavpu wool Blankets, White and Grey )Ioo4s1 'Tamoshanters, Wool
Jaokas; Jin ezoellent assortment of gosiery.
GRE),
EillES As- HEIALTQF,
3mm:3E:swim
4, GOOD •SUPPLY OF ALL STAPLES, :A.S REQVIEAD
Kr EVERY HamE.-exi,
401.3143L1 glb 3 4o3m...6,..ivErrir
av
While PAPP:EMS is sellieg' the beat brands of Cora, meal and Oat meal itt
• .AtZt Sueh .1.:Pricteti4,
• •
)301,-T
When you can get gond' Coffee, 30 cents or pound et ).3. UbBX.018'
.port aittSgj,,pt-80:4:.
For -ROBERTS can give it rule gugone4se
olorieiclte.irepan tea -.5 pounds.for one.t-o
DON'T BE HUNGRY'
Aster ()hoop 43-ti.:41103eries
When you ;an get every thhig in that line -d the very bi.iSt quality:---tron,11
, ROBERTS.
Dora Run Any Risks
By eating -inferior Canned Goods, when you can get the beat Imported Brands
from ROBERTS.
Don't sell allyour PQultry. Butter,
ii;gs, and Dried AppleS without inquiriffig'about Roberts' priceft:-
••.
1)ON'T FORGET
That in all-tbe above lines Roberts -gives good values,
Er) Rciirs
tisp,
, la •
FANSON'S BLOCK,
flAIN44 TILBET„:
NGE OF a
MR. E. FOLLIC
Iv 'sues to inform the infittliitants of tteter and atirronnding totintry Male
vil • , 4
has purchased and assumed control �f the
ri$111$$$ AR Will
JC)}:IN 13-EL1.44
And that he is prepared to furnish all Nrbo favor him with their orders, with
, And all kinds of VrOsh Oenfeetiotery,
WEDDINC, CAKES A SP11'
t
,r,a,lsoidted, • Li, Ago.lrY
rottict,
0114-6 dii1,404. .A6614111: '45't 110.191l4 istalitets,
i's4.40.1411*E'ri
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