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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-2-23, Page 8Our Washington Letter. (From our own. Correspondent - The ditbculties of the treasury watch- fuel* under the numerous rules adopted have ]never been told.. The laws, -were supposed at first to lie without any exveptiozls, but it was semi learned that "discretion" was to be used in acheit- tiag people after 2 o'clot:l:. Now herewasthe rub. Coe day a poor fellow would be ee]nsuredfor not using a wise a`diseretioiy" and the nett day he could he lectured for letting sotue one in elite hada big title; but who proved to be a great bore. One watchman was, for inetimee, resolute in his refusal of a g(*lltleluan oat the 5tie day of Man*, who the day before na a member of Con3;rees lead unquestioned entered the department at any hour of the day ire eho'ed �+"otnpleint beili�"' math', it %Yea EXETER MARKETS, Red Winter, per bus'l $ (Oto 80 White ee tt tt a{ Spring Barley Oats Eggs Butter, Bolls Butter, Crooks Potatoes per bag Dressed flogs per l0Q Hay per ton 78 to 80 78 to 80 68 to 78 ve to 39 20 to 23 81 to ?0 15 to 20 0,00 to 1.O0 6,7 to 7.00 8.50 to 9.50 O A New Home Treatment fo: the care of Catarrh, Catarr- hal deafness and Ilay Fever. The Microscope has pnosed that these dieeacs two contagious. and that they are due to the presceee of living parasite( iu the interlining; inennbra,te of the upper 4ir visages and eustaeblan tunes. The emin- ent scientists. Tendon. Huxley ane! Peale endorse Mrs and these authorities cannot lie 41-p•�te:0. The a has Dien to �t ndai�. thus staua?7en of .�. ,Lrr'a 3S a lzat- a�te' ;e pknzra ; etatauaeD:.a2scrtsean reawi>ded. is is m otun"Iltcap t�."tates. The wvatchnteaa tact haat these :14 becanuec t'r,r1~1r....atettae,tnnrabeaa d�easerl:lincdtoputoutaIlefal�9red letnnply agirritant renleuly wl2elilt'.ardcses I e l:artiroale°eartemennbthes-%nlenitllersof4ottnress< Theta appliediff3ir;wrnil:. the .;ften�AwCs1i!Cti,•�'xQ3eA r f ,ep,rR"aaet zza t ra aee:.s,far6�ste�lr;3rie mtttst get a leanee; IIo DtAL_leeferetanawfiil tlEnitlitil, TheIA,=s .acte c i t ew£esearaass1)e u .t;::$ a >:oreacuM1 t1 e } at,tarrb goal i,,:Eowlaied hesU:27:rtr: FtisQTC& lwrou.d loon ttc atcuOar grout:,a ,aeY gt'd adtaltttattctwAtevey znl,t,1 Edv,.rdtzw eweay�.tzu•, wttzt ©t1•aalhap d tl coureetaeenhythe w ate! "mghlwaroitreitanis ..net• nn tua wweclls, sold trona neo toanuria or veraln In tjllevery The e -zuotsRpeimnnc mol f r ill one t os4 4rasA!- izeevenorwhomvhothe eery next door- ee o ra.l;celaaertQww�lntltiIleapp ]eover- clamp .,eat, Termite, 4'anotia..abeleutsiio murkaa -kleS _ ..: . `.iTlte case wvats re- rieeisl az iia, isalnbell. t..wcr6c ctteal .atm at rt. te„ oar tWavY 61111., there basica teen no f^l to tile i "'staatt o the \\Tall a ,w t1 ri azta to * .0ciaazse rt ` s e .ss wattt+a, tl at iarzoraUt approved l o . IrlLfltatra> Lowe 61111°1 Urate rywwtaee:': pre ez,l:m;, no 3uan. a:u w11tJ111t•gan to patrol tile `.ir. �lt�tra�y u site.fit>1:ichib y. 0t4 w rntEarr,Q. bk efiStit � to punish owy title who would renacdles,ti.o rr4U1,Suf lltenppaaaatatan ct tsA,:Et then t asu4gtta'a"r}ert.raut I1r. i%,xnnsFetardt isapplitrJ 1' d Tl p d D 11 arca 11 "4 vat the rrcc1 of 1 f uww•t•ut doorkeeper was well lectured h} tar nircbx Is �► la ttlltal�, � �v ARGAINS. BARGAINS' ..,R . ] I JNG Will, sell. his entire mammoth stock of Beady Made Clothing, Dr r,Goods Boots and Shoes. Groceries, Crockery, Glassware A.t less than Actual Cost. isbound to reduce his stock ...and will. offer - 8�4RG;D NsH: £re Never before oere; in ,. Ulsr • at eB aesorted and everything No shelf worn geode in etoek. for You" Bargains or QUr Neighbor, 2$14V ior Aar- Diann a ]aaUwla.ct a ra anq a a nt wr t, w r, -e. Remember and Call Early and brit h(t (.7f1 ptam for brenlzing the rules alad the QASFI alone, for wzhielt yen w receive more thee full vont, was severely told that another such of- fenee would cause hitu to be plaeed on the dreaded Faulidnight watch." Tho very next day this pew* fellow bad to refuse admission to a distinguished gentleman who claimed to have urgent' busine.s with the $e r'etary. Fearing, however, that it might he a ease of ilia. cretiee, he inquired of the visitor held any Niic:e whether hawas a member, 0 4'(•tt*arts or anything like that. \Q, is � . g he was Ir(•w;, a member, but, 1tri�n.�,lltf•plllld, he was 1�. salted:elates Minister to Fra'we, rand he must see the Sveretnry. The wvatelitnan was, troubled, but was oldigi l to reply that fig; haul never beard a **Ministers' bring allowed to cpmt' ill, and feebly inquired whether the Minister was not even an ex•Coa• greseutan. "No," was the reply, "hut 1 am t+x-teorernOr of Mary Iola," to Olt," exeleinled the wratehuIan, as he turned from the bars of the door, "that ends ir. Ex -Governor," he added, as the tnitlnigliewvatelt"threatstill sounded in in his tsars, "cant get here after 2 o" eloek."a lu the room of the Senate committee on private land claims there is a handsome sidewalk which not many years ago was provided with all talc accompaniments and appurtenances of sucll a preen of furniture-de•cantt•rn, a:assesof different shades sixes. It was !dazed In the room when 'Senator Bayard was chairman of the committee. The Delaware Senator, iiow chief of the Cnbiliet, dispensed a hospitality that was often gladly accepted by Sen- ator of both sides the chamber. The, decanters were set aside or only used for ornamental purposes, but there wore always black bottles within the r nesses of that sideboards which never dry. Senator 13ayard's invitation to partake of the refreshments of his e minittee room was invariably, "Won't you join me In a glass of whts- 1.eyr. As the leader of the minority of the Senator for some time Senator Ba- yard. was called upon to bestow hospi- table attentions upon all prominent party leaders who visited the Senator and that little committee room has echoed, amid the tinkling of meeting glasses, the voices of many of the great ween of the county. The regular rece- ption at home of the Secretary of the Navy, on last Friday evening, was more than usually thronged and brilli- ant. Mr. Whitney stood by his wife's side as she greeted her guests, and the frank and unaffected cordiality of both host and hostess was one of the prin- cipal charms of this entirely delightful reunion. As I pointed out the not- able men and women I knew, perhaps only by sight, to a .member of one of the Spanish-American legations, he expresses great surprise at finding such a happy intermingling of lately bitter political opponents -Senator Eugene Sale in amiable conversation with two of his Southern and exrebel colleagues; Nr. It ibert R. Hitt seated by the side if the wife of a Texan Representative, a „u Mr. Walter Phelps, the strongest champion of the "Plumed Knight," promenading salon arm and arm with Mr. Whitney, one of the chief stays of his successful rival. "A certain shoemaker, not a thous- and miles from Brussels, was nieasur- ing two ladies for shoes recently, and a discussion arising about the size, he measured their calves as well. If he is married, he had better keep it from his wife." wC FOR MUSIOAL PEOPLE NORTH'S MUSICAL JOURNAL Is the lest 14114c:4 Monthly ptt.di herd. Ga rails 10 to qtr pages of rotor= o ai latera,.. tome and 15 feast's of um Music in ever leant. 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