The Exeter Advocate, 1888-3-1, Page 8ell Washington Letter,
(From .ow elm Correspondent.
The eau that closed last Tuesday
night has had many unique features
that will render it peculiar in the his,
tory of secret} doings at the capital.
Its brief six weeks llaa held all the
official social events of the adminietr-
attiofl, the levees, state dinners and re-
ceptions
e-e prions et the White Rouse. More
Cabinet houses have been open to the
Rehire this season, than, last year. The
Setretariee of the Mate wad Nap ra
opened their douses that were closed
lest year, and have entertained gener-
ouel . The Secretary of the 'Treasury
EXETER MARKETS.
RedWinter, per bxts'1
Whit* "
Spring
parlay
Oats
Eggs
Butter, Rolls
Butter, Creeps
Potzttoes er b
Dressed Toga per 100
Ray per ton
at.
tt
tt
Soto 80
78 to .80
78 to .8q
68 to 78
3T to 39
20to23
81 to 20
15 to 20
0.90 to 1.00
6.75 to 7.00
8.50 to 10.50
i s T A ll Rix,
A New Horne Treatment ro
the cure of Catarrh, Catarr-
hal deafness and Hay
Fever.
has also entertained by card receptions, t The Mterosoope hes Proved that these diseases are
!! .9entagioua, and that tf,ay aro due to the prrsence of
"lite house of Secretary Bayard, after. 1livirgparvsites9u tbeh,terl itie'ae:nbrane en the
boa ing been closet] for two years, and a e:f. n sa adieu Iantuub -xist The
t�
opeeed this year, has been the source of 1 this. and these e.thoritiea a.niiot tie di prltea, The
• � .. ap can amtan vena.. ,} A•ee y',
stentatiou,s (hospitality. .F1. • z cot =try )c !1: g the eteneet0 rnewbrar:e in a ooustent state of
frriI :.SFait. illlolij g it no d a»S0 to Noll, and AS a t:aR-
eprata012,segt=ce of Perch treatment cot one pennsat.
cut cure has ever beta recorded. it le ±en, abeolnte
tact that time diseases cannottra coned by any appli-
cation ramie etteeerthan once r , tea weeks,, ter the
membrane mast get a.. chaaee to heal before an a uyli-
Es repeated. It is now sevea years since ler, L!.soa
discovered the pantete w•e ¢atsrah aria formulated his
new treatment. and 09nty thea his remedy t. be -
Mines lsouseho".d wend as creel, tawdry whene the
irraglash neett0g..la spoken. alma effected by Wee
Rat eat years ago are earns sari, pleas h. -.iii ; bcea ua
return at thy + r ase
htghiy are these revenges talon), that ignorant
innttator,e hire stawrtrxt up t rer4, %t em preteudtDP W
destroy* parasite. of which they know nothing. by
remedies. the restd4 at the application of whit)) they;
are equally ignorant- lir. itix ,T, I rrai dr i . applied
May MVO is tWA Weeks, and trent otic to three MPI
a!trona040apermanent cum intiar!utast a�•xit:at.
rd metes.
'lir-thhso.seuda+s phomplet describing his new
treatment on the receipt of Munnp to roar postage.
The address ie d. II. UIXtPa ,. SON, 39s huu;.strret
west, Tsreat4,Uu.A4a,—„f'Antl e MA:VI �>t—tet. 3
- regular• metbad 4f tre;<uog these daePasec, bas been to
leu •h pleasure by its gracious and una- N t ea kl as levendaiiS tbtls
of ting residentlS Yosltingtouian. s Mase
passed the days and night with eating
and u1ritil.inia, dancing, receiving rind
being eecei iter], rand the yell: of carriages
aloud the smooth eesphault has been the
prevelliug sound upon the avenues
tom 3 O'clock in the afternoon until 3
lae'.11.pi•lt cit the morning. Even the Seth.
bath. day of rest was not excepted from
the efateetainere calendar. It is a mat-
ter a congratulation that there tare
been few startling of sudden case. ao
litit's .ti3lolin the prow ineut people of
tlit• capital.Strangers have not refrain.
t'tt from. offering hospitalities but have
added teas, dinners and retentions to
the overcrowded tablets of society
rounders The, Lenten. season that
lava llegou last Wednesday extends to
tl:e 4i -et day p° April, The first week -
of it has been deeply, solemnly flushed.
After the first st•vent drays, however,. the
city will be demurely animated socially.
N u tobere o£ teas were mercifully }post:
pored until the quieter seawall], when
a "tee.' as the sppraved mode of bring-
ing F.eepte together oat an afteniten.
Five eaeol teal , that have leen tile
nage in Part.; 9eill be popular here for
(set Lenten dissipations. Then there
are always diallet.'a, even in Lent; the
chinch -going will anotia the afters eon
treets gay, -through the devotees wear
*ink cite ses and purple violet breast
knots. Quiet calm] parties are enjoy-
ftl,�le out, eQlit;crsaziune art: lectures,
telke, anti all sorts of 6etui•literary en-
tt•ltttitnhlleltts and clubs flourish f.►a the
lefet. the weulte. ytid.Lont will wit
tree t some large: society events and
faF¢et 1: utter tett merry weddingbells
will ring, for the short season, with its
attractive ; irl twenties and attentive
llt:•ttinv, left lenity incipient flirtations
tai haled that the quiet of that peniten-
tataf season will develop into uatri-
»to„i,tf .ugagemerits. Since the pub-
Ii•.atit.n in ft 10031 piper several wrecks
0:4 the news that the Secret: ervice
detee;itees would report all Uorernnlent
e1erhs who frequent pool rooms and
other plates where gambling is in-
dulged in to the chiefs of the bureaus
in which the sp rtin g-ineliued clerks
Are employed, there Iias been a porcep•
tilde falling; off in the number of (lo-
Verl.nI('llntltlployes in these places.
Far t. long tittle it was a sorce of much
trouble in some of the departments as
to what could be done to induce of
decks oho were afflicted with mania of
°'I.faying; the horses” to give it up, for
many instances they were valuable
clerks aid were ruining themselves
feel brisling their families to want by
shaking their salaries in the coffers of
p of room sharks. After mature cot -
... ... rations, it was decided to "ohadow"
;.: l:atrons of garnplinti estabiiallmcnts,
note those in (Jovertanu'ut employ.
f:, atter Lehr, warned, the clerk do. s
.ot ce:iets garhrbliug he will be disutiss-
e i. Ien:hers of the House get all
seen of requests from constituents.
Some want seeds enough to plant their
farm lands all over; some want books
for a library; some want only a auto-
graph. One member, who has a dis-
triet near here and• endeavors to com-
ply as far as possible will all requestf,
was looking over his mail the• other
day, when suddenly he threw himself
back in his chair • and exclaimed:. "I
t,iought it would write to this." A
(.•olleaue turned to him quickly to
know what the, trouble was. The mem-
ber -handed him a postal card on which
was written: "Hon, .• Deer Sir:
Please -send -me the Department of.
Agriculture if. you can. Yours, .t:c.,
I.f. The work of preparing the
new and scarcely- finished portion of
the War Departrnctet for occupancy
progresses as fast as can ibe' exPected,
couticleriug the limited force at the dis-
posal of the Department. fear the ' pur-
pose. Thus far the current business,
which. is by no metes light, in view • of
the many demands for , information
from Congress of all the various bore
aux, has been carried on without ma-
teriaT inter ruption. , By the end of the
mouth the whole business of. transfer
will be pretty much at- an end,
FOR MUSING PEOPLE?
NORTH'S MUSICAL JOURNAL
Is the best Musical 1leuthly published.
C'cauxins 10 to 20 stages of musical Meet -
tare and IG page* of ntaw music in every
i:aue. Every sutssriber receive% $.1.1,1M
worth of sheet utuaio eelecte4 from our
ea:t+hlogue of publication ass a prtlusiucu,
Ritts the snlaecriber really recrivea during
the year music which would can in sheet
!'cella not lens than $22.00, fur unlc $]tenial
With the February number au instruct-
ive serial, "Hints en Belled Sit:ging' by
Fatima C. Aewitt, war' commenced and
will et/111iuue sacral utanths. This series
,:f iaticles is Idiom worth numy tittles the
}Tice ot'subseriptittn, and i. but slue el
I
the realty valuable features of Una pop.
*liar publication. Only 21.tt0 per year.
Specimen Copy 10Centa,
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er of snhsciters to Zown WS M $ICAC 1
JOURNAL, previous to JulyWet,
ti:;,
we will give o splendid Upright Piano
with stool and cover, wtlue $ uO, Also n
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Will sell Ma entire mammoth stook
Beady -Made Clothing,
Dry -Goods
Boots and Shoes.
Groceries,Oroekery, Glassware
ro,,p
At less' than Actual Cost.
$`e isbouncl to rednce his stock
—arta will offer :...
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Never before offered. in
Goods well assorted and everything
fresh. NQ shelf worn goods in aitock.
Bargains for You• Bargains
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Eminent Throats -0 Lungs Surgeon,
Will visit tl#,e
eutra1
Exeter, Tuesday, l!darch 2Oth,1888
Come Early. Consultation Free.
Naives and (addresses of Petiole cured by
Dr.. Washington's New ?ilethed.
et. 5. nem, Hridgsnar*A. Oat.. ttittarrk, bead and
threat.
Mo. Joseph gyro, gimbals. Qat.: mooting grow-
th from nose.
&tcpbeiu4n, (horror fowler) rotas, out.,
eiewre,
Mrs. M. Cornish, Wellantburg, aehtma, and come
atttuptivu.
Lira, Arcpaaun4reea, len;cntstrit of the throat.
MMrs. I: Lewin* and cont Megaton, tanerrh and
catarrhal deafness.
Mut. Ralph Chamber. Aylmer, Out.. catarrh of the
twat.
31r. James £mbereou, l;apanec, Out., brouchlW.
Joint A. Little, Pundslk, Out., catarrh,
John l±. Neatly, Badgers.; Ont., eatarru, bed
irst.Class. fo
it
Special Bate with
oat Men.
Orders left at BISS117 IIROt
hardware Store, will receive
prutupt atteution.
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Bed -room and Parlor Suites,
Sideboards and ntension Tublerr,
Loatln,r.,",ef`ri and; Easy c111nir,ar,
Largest warerool'ns in town.
N DERT AT(IN(, outside of the under-
takers' rine, in all its blenches. Open
tiny and night.
STAND: one door north of Mfolson's bank
Main -street, - Exeter.
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Robert. Mentes, wareha 1, Oat.: wens. Leel •n,3
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Atra. k'. Scott. Sterling. Out„ catarrh. head and
threat.
Ftlitb Pearce. strathru;, Out„el.:argad tonsils.
W. Urdtaay, Petrnlha, Ont., catarrh.
MritJo1,s Tait, 1'; nor, Oat„ catarrh, lactic]and
tbtrw,t.
Our. ,. itt. rh, iltsn w ]ler nod watchmaker, Prima.,
it McColl, P.31. Sltrathrny, Out., bron,hu cunsunnp
thin.
1ti, ii. Storey. ton'a Son. prominent glove
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tun, of catarrh of the Meat. bad Amu, Mud Kennon -
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6, SMALLCD%IBE,
March Ma Tatior,
West Side of Main . Street,
EXETER,
Opposite the new English Church,
A GOOD FIT GUARANT'l
Latest Styles of Nob kept in
STOOK,
A GALL SOLICITED.
ma .liter e.
BUTTER AND EtitS
W* za »
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EXETER Nt4RTU.
our Stack la t eft assorted for the twaSoted.
trade. law prices mill taaputa0 t
G�RtOG i 16 be' ugaer
for $1,00 13 ills, w to sugar
for W1.0O.
We cant beundcrsold in Teas troth :4e tet
'iso per lt..
Boots 4 Shpts (all Styles) at low pries.
A nicely assorted Oder of
FORKS, SCYTHES and GLASS
ail attea (cheap.) Fc.t ]scrape Oa,
441. per gat. Coal Qhl as tow
as the lowest,
;s nice Tea Sett of 44 pieces,
$2.75,.
A noxi nuts of Ut4lt 'mslho Clothing tar
E0. Ordered Sults gat up in tout! style.
Our Dress Goode are merit-
ed down to the lowest
notch.
COTTON -20 yds, for $1.00.
A bouts turd 111, alio a fart. for sale. Apply
JOHN MATHESON,
Vey pustntticr.
SOMETHINQ NEW -
TILE PROPRIETOR, OF THE,
DOMINION. LABORATORY
Begs to announce to itis numer-
ous Fliencls and Patrons that he
lhns just put in a full line of
Staple & Fancy Stationery,
Aeeoimt Books, School
Books, and all kinds
of School requisites
Letter and Note Paper
Pools cap Paper, Account
Papers, Colored Tissues, Gilt
Papers and Drawing paper
Pens, ink, Pencils, and also a fnlI
line of all the newest and most
popular works of Fiction, all of
which will eb sold at the lowest
remourative rates.
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