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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1878-1-3, Page 9DAVE) 1 (MAX'S ESTATE. s forgo beat David Gray, "Alt of the: rich man across the way. 41 or Ihle :" hr said, lull weary toil e ehibl=ei► s bread. .,Por hint a;,ft cas alit! pictnrt'tl malls. "A life of case in his spacious halls."' The clang' of belle ou his dreaming broke ; A dikter of dame, a whirl of smoke. 'Ox in tresis, forge grown white hot, Coat anti Slat were alike forgot, A the the highway the blacksmith. ran, lu face alai mien like -t. crazy Mau. Schoolhouse . !mire i" !noes hearts stood And w.ene z prayed as women will ; Cain, ii ably er the tumult the wztiting cry Offrighteae.lchil:lrearose shrill zutl high. Night ha it.t shadows hitt sun and earth The rich wait sat by his costly !,earth,. Lord er wile acres -and. untold gold, Eat ,safe! s, e§nitlltw.ss, forloraa and old, Ile tat:?aegl,t of the family 'cross the way : "I waved,!_" h_ s!gl el, "I were. David Gray!" The black -a :Kt limit at his ciuldreae's °l.'." I,t ,% o e. • t,i ,'e at each A u l ,. M+1: darlings ell rafts! felt, ta.t 1." he crud, u ty sin in thy btus,,llt:ss sttrrry'bide! '*,luau ta)•eiav bav, i l arued how great "ii-.t:h tem Thy bounty ani ray estate.' MARRIAGE AND LONGEVITY. API, to coax bttislielore out of einglu blessedness and to a eetostse the stack of old, twills by an inerease demand f r w iv : s linty ,be involved in some statements made by the Loudon I1eriect' bllousiliitily for the,.t plan rests wish 13gesis,na, with the resoureee at their CRITICISING THE RUSSIAN PLANS, +� BETIEw OF OPERATIONS INBULGARIA — How A WAR CORRESPONDENT O35.ERVED EvctTs AT TKO FRONT —GEN. Gong - 1. THE TIMES. 7 Of the army of the Czerewitch, Mr, !'ogees lead much to say, but his .critia- isms were by no means to the credit of that imperial ?General. This investing oalinam has riot with it the rudiments of a siege train. He questioned if there MID'S DASH Tlzlat�t Gs; T,us. BALEA'ws. were five score of shavela is tll:at army. Mr. Arollibald 1`'OrbES, iu his lecture He thought the Czar iwiteh and his at the United Service In-tituttou, Lou- {zeuerals had been for the most part dell, .on Fiiday evening, Nov, 30, gave engaged in feeling their olxz, reser, if he the first critical review of the Rua. might use the expression. lneidentally, si:eu operations iu R3uli;aria, he spoke of Russian soldiers in camp Mr, Forbes modestly !,refaced his in a most pleasant manner, Six wren lecture with a few words of a general occupy each tent, and they are fairly !.hamster, catling atteutit,n to the fact rationed. Three lleittldie of wholesome !haat Iso had served the Q leen as black bread is received by each soldier pricste soldier, and that ,it leas to the lady, while the sties, ration, of a few expo: mice gaailsed as a dragoon iu ties ounces goes to the great kettle in which masks that he owed !Hach, of that sue- (soap is lulus twice a clay for bO men. cess which he had oeen able to attain. H', acids thea the eiompany cooks are in the later capacity of war correspon. don in the tented field. Ile the gave a resume cif what he had, seen of the ftltsaiau Arany, co,sfihtiug himselfs x- long sustained fi;;llttog. it seemsrather I eta:direly to matters miliary, and draw - all eller Etas,, DR announced, that, tag coliclu�ittits winch cannot but be all and sundry in a fens- ;tn camp pass read with interest in this country. He uneballenged, a watchword never being began by describing the military pro- given out ,ar tle:hauded, except in tllu pact'tatious during the Autumn and "in- ' for of 1870.7 ; tte,cl:iretl that mobilize, - lion leas innuia.aliy c'1,lulsh'tu some time before the declttruliouof war, and ebt,wed that the streltgth of the Army was wneh greater on palter than it was m setual numbers. Next, he entlieed wlntt lle believed to be the chief fea, ,00d foragers for soup, and that he had never seen Russian troops utterlyration- less, except during forted marebes or inunediate vicinity tt the Emperor's head'gnah•ters. Ilia opinions of the eiege� t f 1'levua are already well-known in barrier, lint his reference to this part .if the campaign nee noteworthy. �-- Ile thought that «tale Russian con' Emblems of victiou" that—souse what might, saeri• fisc no matter what—Osman W110 was, Buffalo Robes! Buffalo Robe 0 'AVING tlurcbased Robes on the best of terms 1 arts prepared to niter them at the lowest Rock bottom prices. They aro eelliug feet, (,'os- tozlters will da well to sail and see them. 0 'The undersigned waiita 1,000 cords: of Card and x tov a Wood. Call -l;.espectfully yours, JOHN P. CLA.RKE. r. (zz; S. GIDLEY d price will be agreed upon. Underta !tor ., a a F`l rnitui e TOLLD SAY TO those Atha iraten3 pare:a0s;ti.. to do so frets, the ea.:tattfscturcr. Ttza deafer who buss to stilt again inns: necessarily pare a mitt t ti►e cls +u x,aset.e teLrcLaxns the bea:rsit tV., rat ea ln:ot tail tt. sat €, tl c+ vic..s of tip) lt•.;n a then o.Lth;a3e3 n''t!,k-3 ".en ti,o4:(•t city !noun 'netitre:'icousetj»ont. iPRtl cau tell clieaver. 0.1ii 1xfaeurei TE • WorLD cOl&eptce'c lttertitien !.. t(a4 rttltitrtntrarrh,1ep:axt- L",CC.t.Ca:.frn xS n sire soap.:: * eteti.ans:trertsweal:We E °CG1 Ea cera r t r, de5lga, _e rf sifts lit. l'� t friat�tt.d. < • < F rt9 b! b S3tia3 0.,°4 bier 1 e:(.Lilt X7,1 .t; .!t IL* l �,t Q p Y 6e ()Or • itru,=t0 tri per :v.ah„eie► lhX atc4(,L rants to iv st ,-tae to taL! in - *to krocit:ces DI oront $ocletieS, titres of tree plan of tho eaulpiu n, he slut!, the temp raty s vtor of Tut ,!cueing that \viae* is! known ht this l key, must be driven out of Mauna, couutry as the general idea was pre. "wreaked for theta the summer Autumn p ,red in Ste Petersburg tsefore Ora d 6 campaign." Title is -enaction he him - Duke Nicholas seats down to Army ; self looked oe as an error, but after'', he.ati-quat•tere, and that the chit,/ re- the fiat tsvo disastrous battles the; to rew.ud to ref:atone exi,titer bet.veen (;oast Heiden, the !tea 1 of the t i disposal !tad no alternative boat to deans, luarriago at -d longevity. ,lid !ninths . .,,.rsli ,.tilfr of 1:uisia.e Tie. govern. from active prosecution of the wi,r nrt- .ams b;tchelortl, it ,says, rat ly attain to Ina idea of the .sclleune was, ill the til the strength of Oman had been extreme old age, and thin is tents of elvl,1011 of the lecturer, cooreet etratc�I;y, broken. In cotic1usioii, Mr. 1`'orbees people living to c`xtraordinar,y ages by hut.uh,f(srtatriatay for the itesstan said he would with all caution reliant ,v. tlt;irlg fa ,losen times or t o, while arms, it bled for its fualdautelltel b t«ie from profhhey, but he thought that the n►ssutut tion that the array corps at "should 1'leves fall by Chriettuas or decub Jay of Bordeaux died in 1773 at the ego of 101 years, haring laid so:entice ce wires in the grave. and Mar- garet M Aowe11. sa Scotch rouls ), died' ul 176:1 at the age of 105, h;rvn;sr wept at the untimely demise of thirteen rnen mimeo Haines She had borne in rotation. 1'hus fear the A'rit'tr t3ces net put a very, it aside and preepare:l auutits,r, liven at t:tM/raivary tux upon one's capaeitY t1i eleventh, Baur, 'brit the 1.neeian for boltiug a tough morsel. but tt o leaders 1.teued freedom of irli isttive, strain is rather severe when it ow; oar' and es well, peihals:s, fertility of ve- to Hleeali of a pair rur►ncd Ravin Whe source, Hurl they, held to the scheme. dt+ o is 111tnglo'y in 1711, the wan aged d s to the /ay ceeesiu.; the D+tn- ube,.110 believed ,list one of the serio is cameo was the fact that, whereas, the four ems eompri3ing the first line of ether far us years. the army If operation worn ready to gmarch, it was not so with the three corps o.nnprieiug the eeeond line; and DENOUEMENT OF AN :PLODB., yet it ens impassible for hiw to wain• 1TEYl', , ,,tin teat that river coal(' not have bee least should approximate ,hair Shit the New Year, andthe winter be Lard, strength. IUZellla te and well devised' and close*, of which there is now every ou this bypatlweis, it a:wotl vitiated and liProspeet, there cart interpose no very wreeked in virtue of the hue lctnnercia1 ec`•ru+us obetacle to hinder a large Rue.. default. A Napoleon or a Multke under' Ata!l arwv from crossing tho Balkans the altered ccluditions would .are east by the :iclliplre Pass." 3.10 and the women 104, leaving a ten- der youth 114 years old to bewail his orphanage null reflect on the strength of that tis sv{dote held hie Iiaronts to- ! lRF,E it+ttr3 I r TUE PENITENTIARY. This has been a good year for elope. ments, but sea have seldom had the ,latastaetiou of recording snob a denoue- ment to one of those affairs at trate. attired in the Stretford i?apse Court on Friday. Last summer it workingman, aimed Melville dwelt with his wife iu Mitchell, slid there boarded with the pair one Andrews, who was of theeillc Lor ',Mario, and croon won the .ifectious of Mrs. 11l'.elville, with whom he eloped. .taking with him such loose properly as the !Melville residence contained. The pair lived for a time in Palmerston, in ouch bliss a, is afford:d the wicked, when they separated, vas suck couples `generally do, Mrs.:1Ielvilze rejnittii.g. her forgiving husband at Stratford, whither size was s. ton followed by A,t- drews, who hung around Derr. Melville's. .!louse during the latter sabsence, hold- ing clandestine interviews with the ob- ject of hia nuholy love, and mission - ducting as only such a oharaeter can. Mrs. Melville's sister was very poperly (opposed to such proceedings as these,, and having had high words with Au- drews she revenged herself upon him by having hint arrested as a vagraut,l ,upon which charge the Police Magis- trate committed Bial to jail for eight days. During his sojourn in jail, it oe- .Curreit to the- prosecution that it he could be convicted of stealing the goods taken from Mr. lsielville's - hou-e ail .Mitchell a substantial check could be put upon his mad tamer.. After duel inquiries Andrews was brought up on' the charge of larceny, the principal witness against him being of nourse,' Mrs. Melville, who told also story and threw the blame upon Andrews. This `vas ail that was required, and the gay 'vagrant was awarded three years in the. _penitentiary for larceny. He will not disturb the peace 01 the Melville house- hold again for some time, nor be able to talk dove under the sears, but he'll get three meals per dietn, such as they. are, without stealing them.—Stratford , 2erald. Little sufferers from nausea .and (colic are speedily relieved by Milk of Magnesia, the great household specific for disorders of the infautile stomach •land bowels., and a moat reliable :and Tleasant ,renhedy for the nausea to which married ladies am ;salitect. No ,family should be without it. Can be la ad at all chemists in 50 cent and one 414111 bottles,, attfttt9ee erusaed weoke before it actualltr was passed. Of Zimmermann, who led the army which crossed the .Danuh° near Ibralia, the lecturer spoke as a capable WO General. "But he has never had 10,000 leen at his disposal, never had reason- !dale discretionary powers, and. was switched off, as it wore, on aside tract;, and left to watch the decimation of his troops, not by bullets but by malaria." Lately, however, Gen. Zimmermann has been reinforce!, and has been be- stirring himself, but even Air. Forbes would hardly deny that his creeping ding toward Silistria with one flack to au impassable river, and the other exposed to a sudden attack, is singu- larly en wise. On the actual ot orations of crossiug the Danube by the main in- vading force the lecturer had kat little praise to bestow. The ,successful passage of the Bal- kans by ,vxetls. Gouticho and Mirski, this war correslhoudent pronounced "an event in European history of an actual, and still more of a contingent, impor- tance seemly second to any occurrence of the century," an expression which was hailed With cheers of approval by' his distinguished hearers. "It was," lie coutiuued, "a masterpiece of bold strategy, wherein the difficulties of the enterprise and the value of the object justified an audacity which superficially appears reckless." That Gourkho, with scarcely a brigade of horsemen and a mere handful of iu Nutty, succeeded in getting so near t.drianople, as he did, is the strongest testimony at once to his soldierhood and to the comparative ease with which the Russians might actually have reached that place if only a moderate support had been accorded to the daring leader of the. Imperial Guard. But the Russian General's staff were incapable of rising to a sense c,f the wisdom of playing a bold .game for a big ,?take, though the expedition itself was perhaps more fertile in pram. tical lessous to the stuient of the mili- tary art than any other section of the war iu Europe. Mr, Forbes thought, however, that Nicholas, weak as were the Russians, at the .crossing might have reached Adrianople by the middle of August with 60;000 men had he for- tified the bridge head at Sietoan, planed the Bounianians iu garrison .there .and at I,likopf lis, fovtitied and 'garrieooed Tirnowa, end left a mobile army of 50, - T1T<'s GBEA IWT tib Found.ex:'s, Engineers and Machinists. seseirrearrr..nne QF ENGINES AND BOILER:;, FLOURING, GRIST AND SASAWMILLS bTAZE AND HEADING UkCIi1:r'ERk Malang Purifiers of ituproved S:itids, Agricultural Implements COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES 'Mash Kettles, Scheel seats, &c. Iron. and 13rass Castiixsrs to c r der For tittle cheap --Second band Boilers and Engines Stave and Sh,ugie, and !leading Macniuery, Repairs on Boilers, E*, ices, Mills, &o., promptly attended to ' GODERIC FOUNDRY an. ltANUFACTIMI 'tx CO CTO.DERICH, Ont. llo'rav nders of Modern Timex 17, 3o MST T RE EIVED AT T11P EXETER qiril • rocery and Liciuor The Pills 1'u:ify the lilood.correet alidi xzriler:i (tithe l.iv,ar, Stomach, !Kidneys ant' Rowels, and aro invaluable in all Complaints incidental to Females. 1`he t)iuttreut is the only reliable remed' for Ilad Le gs, 01,1 Wounds, Soros and 1'; leor . of bow. ever long standing. For lironcltitis, Diphtheria, ,Colds, Gout, lthcttmatisw, and all kin oases lea vase+anal, BEWARE OF New York Counterfeits. Spurious lu itattone of "Holloway's Pills and Ointu,ent,' are manufactured and sold under tho name of "Holloway& Co.," by J. Henry, ('amen h gists and also p of it au Medi - Now York, with • mark, thus' ---t Joseph Ifaydool wise passes oft . own make under the name ofiIoi. loway•lCo.,having for atrade maria a Crosent and Serpent; stoP.essea Sc Robbins er New York are agents for the same. These portions, the better to deceive you Un- bluabtnglly cautionthe public in the small you, of directions atlised to their medicines, which are really thospnrioua imitations, to Beware 0 Counterfeits. Unserul+ulous Dealers o btain them at very low prices and sell thorn to the noble in Cana- da as my genuine Pills crud Ointments. I most earnestly androspectiully apppealto the, Clergy, to mothers of families :ma other ladles and the public generally of BritisliNorth Arnett. ea, that they may be pleased to denounce un- sparingly these frauds. Purchasers should look to the label on the pots and boxes. If the address rs not 553, Oxford Stre %t, Loudon, they are the oouuterfeite, Each pot and box of the f lcnuine Medicines, boars the British Government stamp, with the words "HOLLOWAY'S PILLS' AND axsTsIL''NT, London," engraved thereon: en the label is the address, 583 OxiordStreet. r,onooh where alone they are Manulaotured. Parties w'lto may be defrauded by Vendors selling spurion a "Holloways Pills and Ointment as my genuine make rl on com- municating the particulars to me, be amply re- mraserated, and their r ante never divulged. THOMAS HOLLOWAY - Company. Drug- by resr by the Metro - eine ectionanr of anas nrmtadtratle Agan one of New YorS..liko- counterfeits of his KNOW:tis reading a, practicing the inestimaLsc --albs cow taincd in tate . rs medical book ever asstne -u, entitled T ilifS E L F ELF-PRESEIt' i. TION Price only 5L S^m ivy mail on receipt of price. It treats ofExhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, Nervous and Physical Debility, and the endless concomitant ills and untold miseries that result therefrom, contains more than 50 original pre- scriptions, an • one of whicL.is;worth..ihe.price of the book. This book -was written bythemoetea.. tcnsive and probably the most skilfulpmetitlaner in America, to whom was awarded agold and jew. died medal by the National Medical Association. A. 'Pamphlet,illustrated with the very finest Steel Engravings—a mar- 1{_g EA L vel of art and beauty— lent Fuss to all. Send for it at Dace. Address e.p. AnODV !MEDICAL -t r taeIt St.,t.Bostton, jilasss.. ul 7 U t./ MoCALLIJM, esae 000 men under -aa General of the right:h ' '" ' ruggm- stamp on the line of his-cotntunnica- tion half -way between Sistova and Tir- R s clamor). St.: London ON T &BID. Store A large stock of Green, Japan, Young Hyson and Black Teas, s. Currants, Prunes DMI1TD ,Apples , Canned. FIttrIT, Sardines, Lobsters, Sahli oil Bitter Sauce and Pickles, Brandies, Gins, Wines and Syrup Rye, Malt, Sotch, Irish and Common Whiskies, Tobaccos and Cigars, Wholesa; e and Retail. C. A. MACE, Main Street, Exeter. • THE EXETER `� 44 Alan sTirDEQ °r. 0 r1113.5 Subscriber begs to announce to the inhabitants of Exeter and the sarrounS TR comn- try, that he has opened a TEN and STOVE DEPOT in the store nearly opposite Mr. G. A. Maces Grocery and Liquor store, Main street, Exeter, where he is prepared to fill all ordo. s for Cook, Parlor and other Stoves At Manufacturers Prices. Tinware, cheaper than the cheapest, and made up by practical workmen on the premises. Carve -Troughing done to,onsier, Carriatre Plating a Suecialty. Coal oil Chimneys, the xery best and none Eheaper. Intendong paro'hasere -will 'damp 'find me at my pose, ready to attend to my own business and prepared at all, times to treat customers courteously and supply them with a good thiztl, cheap artie o, Depend upon it that nowhere can you get better value for your money. The very highest price in Cash paid for Hides and Sheep skins. Exeter is 0, Ootober 15187F. .jE. 11. SPACEMAN.