The Exeter Advocate, 1888-1-26, Page 8•
Our Washin&ton, Letter,
(Trout our own Corneaoadent.1
As the city of Washington grows
Topulation, wealth, and material a
1 ainments, dek elepes ata manifold a
tractions, and : rod ens and dtsinfluence
,
do that proportion in the standing vi
,Distriet cornrnittees in Congresa
proved, and in that proportion the in-
terest and pride of these committees in
their increase It is no small matter
to be one of a very few men to whose
bands is virtually resigned the power
,of moulding all legislation for nearly a
quarter million people, and of melong
the national eapital worthy of the stat.
ion, So, stertime £row . the level of
'slight consideration there as been r
eantinuons elevation of the public ri
gard in respect to the District eonemi
teen wed .the District itself; .and from
generel negtect'on the part of its lees-
lators the paint as been re ehed:.wherre
District'nitairs received the faithful
'Mad interested consideration of scone of
the ablest men in Congress. But the
-hest efforts of the District connlitteea
rise
frequently rendered inefreetual by
teas# short time given to them in the
troll legislative 8rodies, especially in the
House, and by the modest and Self-dis-
tritatfild dispaeitaoh of sotone of the
members when Dietriet affairs are lis
l ssed, which often prevents a quorum
zit sash tinier,From the present Fon
tires, the District will ask addition
days for the consideration of its Waite,
arta a eoutinuanteo of tits intelligen
Jabots in its behalf by the Distric
couemittees and its other friends i
t_'iangresa, disregarding ell dieeoarage
,;lett and dnsanpoiitt -tent the iZtrst
lams of fish•foorls and of the sport o
gathering it iia► aro to be congratulated
.oil the spirit shown by Congress i.
alealing with that Fish C amissiou.
The first bill which, as got through both
&ousee in the past -sitk weeks of the res
icon provides for the appointment ,of a
alaried o:lncar tea preaasie over the novae
aatiiaioll, and the aignatnre of the Pre
It it# ss gond as ossnred. Tho work.
is bureau was kept up to the high.
for e J Bien ey under Professor
if the President makes tl
wise a eoiee of a voaalstaissianer, it wi
ant.inuo to be one of the midst d'a ra
ugbily useful branches of the pnkrli
Ilerri ee,. 'Leni6Ceut influence is +repel
ally felt in the western and out
western country, which as made m9a
halaitetile for piouet eettlere by Ravin
ae4 streams stool el without generally
too poor to undertake the expence of
transportation themselves, This dis-
semination of food-fnali is in the nature
an improvement of the Government
lands, like planting timber trees
working wagon•roads, and therefore .,
ebjeetion earl be raised to the van o
public looney for it, The passage
the bill ,Prislay was the first real r
'cognition by Congress of the value
tht. work thus: far done by the Fish
aComlrission, It was, more over, a
`handsome posthumous tribute to the
patient and unselfish devotion of Prof.
Baird to the greatest task of his life.
EfTorts are again being made this ses-
sion to introduce a bill increasing the
pay of the watehnleu of the Treasury
Department ,It is proposed to luereaSe
their pay from $60 a month to $75.
The watchmen of the State, War, and
'Navy Departtnont building have al-
aready succeeded in getting a bill cf
this eharaeter before the House. The
(immure which the Treasury Depart-
ment watchmen are preparing is in -
ended .to include.all watchmen employ -
d by the Government. There is no
lass of departmental employes more
leservina; of relief than Ole watchmen,
and, perhaps, those at the Treasury
ave a better claim to Congressional at-
ntion. Tera, are allowed no holidays
end obliged to he at their posts on Sun-
ays. While :here is no manual labor
attached to their position and elittle
•that calls for the brain of an Agassiz
here is a certain responsibility which
should be entrusted to men who are
rtlii cult to be .obtained at the . salaries
ow paid. Through the progress of
onstruotion of the Congressional Lib-
ary building has been slow to the ex
ertral observer, mucllhas been accomp-
shed and is visible to one 'who takes
ains to look for it. The high board
ei ces which encloses the ground even
ouceals . ruch more of Work done than
casual observer would note. Eor a
uildin g of such dimensions :tial pre-
ensiona the perltminary work done is
mater of no urtiaillconsideration.
squares time and talent to make pr.
orations for, a building that as to he
cond in size and importance -only to
he National f kktpitol.
Mies Annie Hough,daughter o£ Rev,
John plough, alintop,formerly o£ Lon-
deaboro, has taken a situation as as,
sistaut teacher in the Ailsa Craig Pub.
he tic School for the current year.
Mr. Jas. Jarrot, ,jr., of H llsgreen,
has disposed of his 50 nere farm in
Hay,to Par. Henry Reichert Mr. John
Cochrane jr., has removed from, the
Parr!rne,hiay, to his fast on the 5th
conees4311, 'Stanley,
A. letter was dropped into Clinton
post ofiiee the ether Jay addressed to
"t.5Ir. Snaith." As there are several
people who beer this t541neoln41o1ll"
name, itis no wonder the usually ur-
bane poet master was perplexed to
know what to do with it.
Mr. C, H. Cult, who has been a re-
sident of Clinton, for 26 years, and
who has filled the positions of agent
t_ of the Montreal Telegraph Company
and of the American Express Company
for upwards of 22 years, has resigned
hie position and intends remov=ing to
to Toronto with his family.
The well and favorably known trot-
ting stallion,,,, Royal Revenge, oweed by
Mr. D. Erwin, of the Central Hotel,
Blyth, for t,•ely orf Clinton Inas become
the property of Mr. Jonathan Eedy,
of Luaan,for the nominal aaaaa of $1,200.
Our county ovinia few if any better bred
Poises, nand few it any whose stock is
gaining in public fever with the Mine
rstpndly els Iris,
On Monday least another Huron pie.
passed away in the person of hfr.
;ander Ross, of the bouillon Road
they, at the age of 74 yells and 8
nths. Mr. Ross has not been in
good health for sorllo Limo pang rued his
death was not therefore entirelytrarlasr<h•
ad tor. About 50 years ago, set,
d en the lot that hes been his home'
aims e. A man of kindly disposit•
spected and esteemed by
hire. In polities its was
irn church matters, a
iter of the late John Rosa.
ere interred at Bruce -
Wednesday.
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del, the Refor
note by any paean:
rived, as they haw
ter weeks, even
o aurrpriae that in
'party of purity" suf.
eat oared oral thereby buried deep
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under the refuse of corruption.
wi.Al soon by out of sight.
NO CURE NO PAY!
4 Square Otter to invalids to tar
t�he Nov Method Treatment
its wAna! of curse
esbaseeeena chrome tibia.
we willnowguarantee totrcatindorreputed
incurable casco, for aaUpnlated Price unto
ured, nue In diem of tailor* tooround all tel o
mead paidusttndorouchwrittenguarantee.
'altos isennothing tofnvcsttgatettoIso1J.
as consultation at the Meteorb' letter Is
e. Tate noellanee�—paynonnonoa toadoe
nr. unless .he bas contuctonce enough fn me
kiln toguarauteeaours. Flo matter whattllo
nsmeornatureofyourdtsememayt a cailott
orwrItototra, glvirr$nge, sex, eompiesikn and
symptoms. :lend tamps to prepay puatago
on the NEM iitETIIQti etTliE hooka.
:Fart I. contains e pages. ever =Illustrations..
bYmpteme ar dlseoena xnd xeepnrts ofover m(ta:
curer, 1'. e1erlptlons for Abe rurpot acute diseases
by Allopathic,notumopathtcandEclecttoresno-
dIer, 1tyglen icinetrnctronafor every rady gentlis-
runnandfamily Wal be tn*iiett on receipt of 2)
two -cent stamp!, r,r 43 cents in *liver.
i'artiJ,private Information for cage and boys.
young orold, maned sealed In Vain 'envelopp,6on
.receipt of 3two•ten5 Alamos or Kayenta In silver„
kuarrl d orra ngle. la colored diluatratiois-
dies.
symptoms,,tdvloe and reports of stares: rustled to
ladles only, sealed In plain envelope on receipt of y
too -Cent stamps dale cents 1n Clever. T3sethras
bCoaoka hell be mailed for LI ttvo•rent stamps, er 60
e TheOiricesotThears ft&t[Surg ons,eitherat
16g tlrlhwold St.. Detroit, Mich. or St Elm
8t. Illnoinnatt d. Ali letto amust be addreg.
.sed to Dr. I. C. K'ennWlyy, Hall's Block• Detroit, belch.
throrhbveeorreeepponaence;i emeparts
ie and lonntaua-
stuns being aim br Mall or szpress. m
The abet -day while Mr. Jolts Ross,
;an old man about 80, of the 2sid con.
,of Stavley `was walking aro and alae slip-
ped down on she Ise and dislocated his
Ip1,r,oulder. r
8MALL1C9BE,
21oreitant 'Tatter, `
Wet Side vf Main : Street
EXETER,
Opposite the new English Moran
A GOOD IT GUARANI'
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Latest atyles o£ Goods .kept in
STOCK
A'iAT rr Souortka r
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BUTTR A
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eSany
OBTU.
itarrtt is well asxarte.7 for the eau
a rsdi. Paw prime gin utets teirt.
BOOBIES Ili white ,'gar
• Is ease la h sys to
des (all $0tes) at low prior*,
*awls awned stook of
aIwS, SCYTHES and GLASS
tltp y citm 0344 SWoko,
TOO Sett 0144 pieces,
$2.75
*geed salt et niatpmite Cls :log tor
50. Urblcmd baits got alp it+,,,;.ad wee-
011.13'
weeQuf' Or eau Go ods -lava niarlt.
eel clown to the lowest
. notch..
T p —.-•2o yds, for 61.00.
aAtome end let. *Ivo elatatar sok. Apply
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-d-room and Parlor Suites,
Sideboards and Ente tsien Tables,
Lounges and Easy' aebtairs.
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IMDERTAl>,1N(, outsideof the under-
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PROPRIETOR.
PN�iTOCRA HSI
MR. JOSEPH SENIOR
having purchased the business of
Chas. Senior, wishes to in-
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be can be found
Att.�e_O1d stand
Main Street, Exeter.
The Finest Cabinets in the coun-
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.Copying and Enlarging
done on shortest notice.
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PACTS `OR ' ALL AG,
mos s, a or star.
*moo of Healing, end Knidnoor of :Medicines.
v c tie rerr'lble aaonreckueerrcoo or riltdigtteeet0il,
r4CP4 xua41, ,s±r,l E►yarrrearR.
'i4boare brokendown tronathe electsofabrin 72 grain No. 8exkedge:,: cureierpervotts
lobuliy,organic wes:knseo, Involuntary lows.
ow.
orx mrs4 Po#a wu1 ar no. Er .seoo,.n as DsEn.—Want of .energy, veru 0, +rant of purpose,
din:mema of slghe, nvorelog to Maty, went of coae,tea.^e, avcai•IQn a `bt conteeet,ti3u•
desire for solitude, listlesauess and Inability to as the r ttentioa on n Ferelogt,:ar subject,
oowardico, depression of spirit;. giddiness, Zoos of moor+err, axuitskllity+eitempos.,sper-
restorrh¢eg. or losoof ate nominal *lull-5bo resales of self•abnse or rearitat exce .anakao..
tenoy, Iranufritiou, emu,lation, knxnennesa, yelp* gen of the bear:. hysse•riefeeliu i in.
femmes erembli,=c, melancholy, disterrblprf dreams, oto„ Pre all 5;1w tons of 44i4 trerribkr
bsldit.o; to ss;..rr& Innocently aoquire+l.. to short, the „3,ri0-5 eel. va'kcl Yoroe baying Jost its
teasiou,everyrfano:too wanes t0 eos sagoenca. fklvntlf c wrirersand tharnpertrseodi:5We
insane asy.rn„ t aspita to nomAlln8 to the traccta of sett-ans.) rise great nalsjoraiy of
'wasted lives wra'cit eo.rte ander shear novice. It Ton ar» trreorrpeeent for the satinpi$
duties of b:raloeas, inca.Vdclsated or the enjoyment. or We, Vo. i3 oaors.an essupo from
the e#%etsotearl,#.'Om 15 yonsre advanced to veers, an. aWin give you full MR. and
gtrengno- If Fon air,' brain down, phyairaaly nasi A?o 'Pout eraly indiaeretial,, the,resuls of Iggororace and telly, send yon' edam.' and. i4 cia40 in ata,trire for X. V. 4,7134;WIE}
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