The Exeter Times, 1878-7-25, Page 8rnnn
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lug held At Clinton on 15thinst. wader theantn- P
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MERCHANT TAILOR pice-s'of this Association was so poorly attended ,orvatyciee mat, ne,yr Onnin um= unerafsry The opening and dedie :tory services in con-
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that it was deeneed advisable not to do any fen,;ine•;nx Enquired. by could be deetroy ny
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DEDICATION OF THE B. C. CHURCH
3-ny 25, 1878
concealed, and the truths of Christianity were
Ouce more rpoclainted And tangtn by pious
men. Dmi
ynasties d kiterdows and eities
!business. The small attendance was due, no This last oration wan nore than the tall the Poroan Catholic. body in this town were! IStencq. lensing nOt trace of their former
410044, to the Yery husy season among farntere. :Penton could otand, awl/ae walked off And left held en Sunday morning iast, eon:mewing bnbinat but We religion a Cbrist would
*MAIN STREET, EN,ETLR it was decided to holtl auother meeting
A. choice assortineut of
his brother countryanau standing on the street,
and his ire being now thoroughly arousen
the sudden departureof eompaeken be
started in the opposite direction, mutterinn, As
he got overate sidewain with raphl ,striles :
Aallopw yen zeteralel herat heibljen ;mut
heasnii blunted liemel hedebtne, wi gates te
uenlueklenalbi GrPfsneenededareiluged I
shortl,y alter nine, onneett and lastion until stau4 tbrougl1 nnes tn eternity.
OlInton ou- Aunust nun, to consider mid after eleven. The building wasnandl-nlied. A Rome, prond, haughte, tyrannical Iltrne
i held in the fell. Ans the haniug and whe while a considerable sorbet:tient of the congre- tiers tavern rtitid.:esfy wan tn.., Iseven arid
decide es to whether or not soother sale will be large •nUlnber were front the parish: a Otra, had, fanen„ Herne after ;Annie a inna.
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nation, was eomposel of Protestants of Exeter. the eny wino, 01„..- n31 a ri2.:11:4ti in of over
harvest will then be over, it is expecte.' that
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TWEEDS, there will be a large attendance at the neat The interior of tin: clench Ita, laam eh:mg.:11 nnt minions he 1 iv -it -heel to sisty thous.
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FANCY CO -k°1 TN 0- S sad meeting. little, and woe tastefany neeoranel for ;12e
vEsTiNcis 1 rnmi...i. LE --A. colored, er partly color- sifun tbo wIlltemss of tbe nalls bomg rentned ) wan kw. min other ri:i'nee nod deneeties which
1. ni innivideul bearing the euithonions re:moment by a waviug Futercireling thee of evergretivi, were once pewerfol on 1.12,e earth feinted anny
i of Mons Itener, was hinea toleeture in Drew' while the altar, whit+, rei.laces the old Pre.by- it were long toioce foreefletten. 'tut it nrceelf
at prices that will compare favorably witli i
other Deahrs.
Meweimmtleesionepnuesiedndernsgfwrynenz
Ue stni continued /muttering, but he was
tv ench. a great distance away that we could
not hear dnetly a1 hug moo that he terian nulpit, enwireathed gnu anti never be the e,-. with Chrinianhy. Site
Ifall hi this pinee on NV:aloes:lay eveniug
orE :tioTTo-" Pennam Satisfaetion." tue entente; of what he prominal to In 3 IT OtterW1e,8 ornAltikliteti:V.1„114 i:s g itteriug attengthens, and does not del:ay unoler the
W• (lents' Finnislaings a speciality. intennting discassion twine; -SlaYe Life in the To ConsetterivEs---The advertiser, a retired 1 Pbernalin R. Father Kilroy, D. 11.. , insun of time. Her star Inn sometimes eaer.
inna 1, nod, olttionnli nfosee duly put whae. laeilie lal"';""1"al!" S''1"glwra water, mei invekel Itil,'•stite: rienn it. This wina inetwase-1 brigianey. To•aree fermdre 1
LOCAL NITIWS
rnin. innnenynnion neeen.1,.• physician, having, Providentially discavelci. Strati`ord. sprinkled the e.lideo vaittn clouded. but it was entre ro shine CrrIle again etc
a Very .25r26, Veg64:316/,6 r4R1110.16,' the nevetly
• itt tame aranee. ofter matune relleetion aim :A _ „ a t, entzten taw nentnitatn- nentlee, which •Ntis yntre tent Europe was wept wit!: tire awl
ou rtat4.44orit„ eon/ et 4:on • intlittle; .',E661164. 6.•
Y StWrt iala i,t7tt-.IVI411: Itath at the 4 lanny lieneinerie : beentelnitie. czareh arid all tinteat e1 burg al- shOrte wasloWtre i lee- Re:. relit r invennan sword i:y ths followers Of nnr,;k6E116t. titta it an.
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THURSDAY', JULY 25. it178. he name to tin ennotatnna to pestroue din a,. jf.tetions„ atee> fr, peeereee. rieei
i nersoits debilitn, premature decay, aua eiu leer- ,,ler,e..r ,„1.,„, el et li - , • . i .1 , , 1 . E, ' /- ""„ n i. t r• el n . en. te in t et-
, • vene enentin,einute. feele nt Ins d,ate to, Ent 0. i
Yinegar, a lieneFea elnip tie. ec,ey, 4 gralie' and- the ..-en/ary grab." beit the Tert uni- t Otis retetivo, he WM Clitawriltny EVAhd, j46,46 Of 111166lie SAW bat tele reeiei,,,as leelivi, flu de, ttea the itte3.1,..ee, min in. urn;
Assents. --The Vali As-•nns for plen,„„n wni 1 uns,nt 4.0,4,4b,, ,..ii,c, itn, nny no, ehildrtni a ih.• T. ez;,);,:ro II. en „h,, ae,)re„.• an tho inenr.- for pre- 4i4)rin, Virerieri;Ani, ei7e.ti.;,'4, .Mn.!eurennealleogiene te. their own e mntry. In neve.... tie. eh zreti
1 fe.511 'fie-eel:new. forennee, --hake neeten n ) . •
te, Loa in tnninno, 1,44,1„,, th,, .:14„.t. Jette,,leeo ,,,t- .i ra,,i .ys;t14,,,ea•• quege iii ehe wildernese, is the .l';'4Fa"',,, .l!',:.• , „ , i. i i T. , 311.4 I .annionts. Of Ow th 4- n ite eon itherel it ' lent b.en tern- %teal; Main' went la s t f a. neinip
to 4, reee,enerateavy t 4sootere, nun-- v. nose ..
U1' Common 11,.•ass nu 'Cueniny. ttetener 15. .-ii oue tuan.4 u.ny.nalane, by (Noy titan's w:fo or nno nini to nican tionntninns of tn., twitvfitz; ,-,t IttnliY 166 •16-Y 16t62..ti64g; Vann/4sta cola, " It insei InciF t to the eiontra, tine@ tine Lae-
PIN:•N44.*.---TI:e ,SVIZ%tatIA Seheel Al the Pr, s. on.ene, nnzon, a; nen wotos her nit all..6n16163.4 thy; tri6,e3N4'6:6 iSi 4A ,tt C, 44 , A 1 '' - * t 121 121 iltrIV 4' .4,w -44i Ay.ls olara.,‘ Ito trae tkit.' L7:I peep fertn to destroy reintion„ innt
1 yulian chetah laid their 1212 22121 i'::C'We hi tbe tfrieee!nly sniwe the nteeer half 44t )ler bony tuna, hy adiltes_unt wilt Flam.1%.pje ,1.-,4nrow4 n/igion and Ow no ..,in.:p 4.f .14 sus Chri.t • it inn elit,,,e, Then the re:•,,.r,,ea 1 L.,•11
r.unnelentieue wee di-epee:441*g feout eivn- ''.; Ch istiaultY raised her inal pron. 1"n elonn in,.
'.1 Mr- 11".4.4 °Poltatifin• Annl en 'i around tonand the rear, ngiabs" a banana of Miusui•L1-4 ;33 ;',1"n4rn Sto LnIgtn n
mid hail, t'n 4:itea t,I.,7; the force', of luta- . fislelity. le'eltaire, lteets-valt et: 1 ollnee itytigt I.;
13,4, --by L•it. swiug, ulta .tht r sannselninta ; Aire, ,ntainittens up nun sa,,,,, 8:1 with a f;;,!,, Corscu„-„Tbo (\ma ;%-t by enkr et the
4 44 artas !Into clop... Inn 4,, POW' !! 141,4 non,: the nay of ea th-ii. T1:, v ., ,,,i 1 ut
W. -re ititenth th t,,, bid of Indy ;nal e4!1411'.6.6lItela Una 441131111.140 of : Reeve at the Wiltl House, Ester, 17th jukt,
Tin,n; Sing cft 1,/. jj,;ii-Durilig tin. t, ----------------------------- ,.14s,-;:r.Atioit ilar‘vtitute.:)314c1/4-. Pyin. All the vuennters present. Tho lubnites 1 shier.. it caw, for t•erinen that the ornt , tnintenee the tanti 44 melt, Tint,- wo* Is non -
whit,,, wine -ratt.,,,:ar. Stuu,;" Call.D.-Tkere •svE the *land ; tn ,„tzai„g fenny,. Antnnten t Pro -e 'tants plee,eat. rAnatcei nen tileft tB;e etnrietienne pieced thei - +sue 5net3a fen tlariet
thundt r steam en Setnniey 3 141444) 14." ; 11,1! Alas rrehiiely 0411ifea horn the devil• of PnAnnIs wetting S'3 32 14'34 0224 eo12t4"4"1- Clonela 'one. &Wile 1. Ile it•2ntte.1 rf, spanni non 2eteit41, theie taenan:o
non tree which sunny ten 414,' ,\1441+A stroet loath: ity ofnerritn; him 411; Vail Weft it inet 31"vi*1bY W. 11. Verilbinnonacti 14:H: 1bs5tIt. g tint 41i/7,w/fee2 til3t l'eMt.t•rt. the tire, tt• t avenneat by ehilinurset, b it *he 0124
of tie Shin tin nay was strack Iny lightning •,f 1,,Et arpn, 440,4 peon:ter nef on a pro:ire:ale thnt orders le granted for the rklynt,n6i '14 tho r66:41 itr.6:0401 ei4areigei. tweeds:el upen 1,1 ;hinge the r„ -,r1 snit man :nni.inn, men
own cousintattle shattered, eethe 1,9,-nie,; end rhrzerethe"31V1 1"7,5AAving siln44 '04.1WC ufoiit$EikTeht the i*1646.-tal.t ut1 Inzun leetaa for tele of CIO 4:1;,tgity, 42,,
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who, ;roe .un toy. a in Mrpiener.in, le:notion, , /..-ne,._,,,y,„„44 1.4.,,N 0,,,m. live iniimi,„ aft, r*, nn -44 $1,,ein nn.1402„ri (lanes n.,.,,nn,n, .5, lie san, ,tint„, lane, in 11,13n4,inn, r 4,-;;;;;;m1:4;, my, enn !inn 4,...4-,>s ad „T.dna IN -Mall. 1[146. ;., 4' st, 114121 4:
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114±-43.tt, e: thitte so4 win. wet lots own el: as lie 1*Area:T:41 upon do. 1,44,00 ot tin, march
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MrWGnat:tanone DI 41213 018144 23224 ha dThCheirmanMrPieto heyeeivenup tl. ligingltY1 thi:Nth N, 81 win, 110 intetritetiiaOnir training
en!. rosiding. The whittles of nniette meet.
1, 121 „whim ,,,,.., i., Ins, nannian a neninnon
Exeter Woollen PRKory. Lisibrollol Willa i4 Nt
7::14 p. m. -Carried. 514ael loy IL Ilissett. well aide to j ,,,,ha. ,.f ;An, n,‘„,,,,i„.,i; a 441 -,,..,,,it, 0,4, rioti.,,.tains 1,4,4r their iii.,,ii. 4 t 1 f
painful tweident. "When one of the power invert ot t le
town, was aiming itt tot si,i,44 titahato 1.,,i,. ing wore la ad awl 4ttlin.voth 7,the..•,1 ii.:44 /4; . eentiohn by J. II. Howard. Met t.lie.. Reevo t_11.: reeenenee, the ruple who pont tend thoir 24.4.1. onn.0,4 „HA 2,21„1.4,,,8„41 hiin,444f a,,,,, i.,,,,Idi 144 se,„
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hi the act 01 1,k,king up stinethini., oa the solved that the ft Lasing ne?ounte
conehnied lite Man% s by thnlinon • 1.404, t‘,1„, were bun inn to loon tni a ell:notes
2:04r, who* tbc shuttle, whieb is 141431383(1at 1, 'AN. t :\IAISLI8. li4443 1:1114. Ana 1111Vi4IS4444, for i found correct, order payntent for the nnue.- , thot. Ile
relenting water chosen SI ; .N1r. T. Fon
it , for Corlett. '*!*e1by W. 13. Writy, seconded 0. !the Protest:tuts for attic sialnetiptiens nestatil mnitni, Thew ,a,, a 0,,,,14,,,11 ,,f oi,,,,d,,,„
both I.Etirl, 114.,,R, Olt, and strnek the *coning nom 'f• tae *amen, And assured, titt, in lie mond pray fore ibe evening. of ne, innian, tin. ergen
' repeiring sehoel eloeln 51. mowa alai rend- S ouwell, that tide Council teljourn until Mon- 1 I /
about half an inch below his right 4,!:ty, punt..
y ni, that L'sborue Content be requested to rain' day. tintli inst., at 7:30 in nin-Carried. M. time they would be able to twe the true rennion which wee inpnlied lw Mr. IL Drew. of Entor,
tile sum, 44 51n, Stephen 521 a 14. Exeter 5,18f10 Ent raft T, ('1-r].
•n• seinen Inuit/se:I in this suction for the 1 non 1 Minute* of a Council meeting held by order
of the 112'8'10, at the schoolhouse. Exeter 2...ind
July, 147s. The initiates ot 41 previous wet -
i ere read awl confirmed, Moven by G.
um% seconded by J. 14, theca& that 321
nild 2311. office on the 1813116814 square, stay 11x18
with attached roof for covereg weigh
6081:s -building not to cost more than $130, 1 inns and doluge of our Lord," but if we may
(4u.4 012 completion 1,f sain haiblino, two sette , be aimed to Lit in the critics chair for the
of settles to be provided eaen• o a -.even ton, and Info:neat we would eug,ene,et that it, be amended
so an to read "The influences of the Sayinge
onn platform scale ,nbout 1.5110 lbe..-Carried.
The clerk to enquire concerning price of stales.
Nloven. 14y J. N. Howard, *42C,8121141214 by W. H.
Verit,:•4 that the em buthliug be atIvertisen to
be sold. by puha° auction, at the market.
to the Itighest.bidder,on Monday, the 29th tiny
of July, 1878 at th3 o'clock p. m., together
- posts and lumber.-
Bisset, seceuiled by G.
Ireton; to the 1,111310, leaviun en ugly mid rain -
fel wound.
lAINAtIVEMENTR ON THE ATARI:Er $1.11'41411.
TuA4 Murk: t &inure has lawn nearly all gran- "at P'llr• 1 822214 '"I'v't 1'1'1 th' 8v'e33'"
ell anti is tom toady to be gravelled, whirlt torn be instructed to write to the luspeeto
mall be dime shortly, The Connell at ita last e.one.ern,ing tint *vacancies in tile sebool eansen'
uteetiug donned to eruct a rearket-I,uiltling (ma oy tut, lapse of the certitleates of two of the
place a set of weigh scales under cover en tlw
:dation Square. The ul.t building which litaw
citanits ou tire cortar will be sold by pnbhe
auction on Monday next together with a quan-
tity of cedar posts. The market will be ready
Tobaeco Store.
ler the fail grain buying.
A. erne Fort Cnnenn. -A ettrrespendent
Gant Extunrrtox.-On Saturday last a writes as follows to the Columbus 414i4.3 Inde -
travelling 413032 visited. Exeter, and enlaibited
rimier a. sawas 4 43... 22 whiaii was pitched 4,,tt penuient. I Bella yon herewith a remedy for
two -headed staffed, an unoth
R Certain CUTE. eertaiu friend of Mille ill
a calf axe fd
teachers. Mtwed and resolved that t110
tory itrocure EL ladder tor the school house
Moved. and resin:nal that we adjourn.
JOLIN BANTON, SAO.
Lemons, Ftes, Dates, Nuts, etc., at 1':0131142's1':0131142's
Huron etreet. The show consisted of a twee,
thin horrible dievaee, vancer, which I believe ie
er
„1 Lind:demi has bean cured by the We thie
instrumente, and a few pictures. The crown, ;
„mot „„ net a large „ that which nong,re- 1311342113', and' a '"Iltieluan in South 1138AssiPlu*
1
to whom lut gave tee receipt, has Also been
gated. in London on the Twelfth, mostly gained
1 cored. Plertee puhisin for the benefit of stiffer -
mind' twice without passing the door -keeper.
lug hmuanity Use the extract of sheep sorrel
The proceeds we're applied towards paying
repared as follows: Gather the sheep sorrel
the fee charged by the corporation for allow -
when green, ph co it in a mortar, beat it np
ing them to exhibit, and early on Monday
very due, expos the juice, strain it in °Wee
morning the show left town.
to get rid of the lint and trash. Placa the
Crew Hor,IDAN,-In accordance with a nu.
juice in b. deep plate and set it in the sun until
merously signed requisition the Reeve has is.
it evaporates to the consistency of molasses or
Hued a proclamation appointing Thursday as
honey. Spread the salve thug produced on a
a Chic Holiday for Exeter. We hope the day
will be observed be the business 111011 anti all
ether citizene. The Fire Brigade purpose at-
tenalieg the monster Firemen's pie-nicat Wood
stook on that day, uncles therewill be a reduced
iare on the railroad, no doubt many who do
not belong to the fire company wid take this
opportunity of visiting the county nom of Ox-
ford.
11u214wAy.-011 Friday last one of Mr. Pick-
.
nerses,attnached to a top buggy, was stand -
lug in the station yard when it became fright-
ened by a locomotive coming dewn the track.
Toe horse started in for a race and ran down
the true about a quarter of a mile until stop-
ped. by & culvert, when he turned around
8114. 141313 back. Be WAS then caught. The
only Ckaminle done • was the sitashing of the
Luggy top, • ,
Orneoss.-At a meeting of the Young Peo-
ple's Improvement Class in connection with
the 13. 0 Church on Tuesday evening the fol-
lowing officers were elocied for the ensuing
lean : President, Rev, 3. W. Buteher ; Vice -
President, Fred. Fungi:tad; Secretary, B. Grigg;
T•ett8U.1.1.31*, 11.11743 Oke; Etlitor, John Grigg.
Two progranqme committees were appoint-
ud. Gentleman committee- Ez. Spicer, J. J.
Inekentl, said Ed. Itoberte, Lady eonnnittee-
, Ifeesee SI:terror, 141arsharl, and Olt°. The so-
443uiety is in a douriehing cemdition, s member-
,
Piee,e of kid, or on linen cjoth, nand apply to the
affected part, renewing it two or three thnes a
day. This application in two or three days
will cause the ulcerous part to slough off, after
whieh apply a shnple ointment to heal the
sore. The remedy is snee, causes cousin.
tsChtist. tennivaten the recent-
gi and tba peonio nispereed.
1.1117VIZE.
lita Welt 81111441111e4, Ito. Dr. Kilroy e.
hatred. a lecture in. the afternoon. He 4,31ohlf
ft littlt. over half au hour in fun retie, eltereert
grain. The title of his lecture w:te ••The Say*.
with a quantity of eat
Carried, Moved b • R.
Santwell, S. Gillespie paid 61.50 for freight
anal ;ferriage of hose. --Carried. Moved by W.
H. Verity, seconded by J. N. Howard, that the
Reeve be authorized to sign documents in con-
nexion with the conveyance of land for the
market, and the corporate senl. be attached ands of years 1(8)0 32310 aeatt. They ceased at
theie death to exercise any influence on the
thereto.-Carrten. Moved by R. Rissett, flee -
being prtnided at by Miss Phillip, of London.
Ma. IL A, Iantant rutin Ins yorticular atten-
tion tit the thy pkItills he effere for nth, in Mr.
C. Stettlesat's now store, Coll end see him
befere 1232 1)12 barnaine are rime.
02;011.073,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES,
CANNEL) *&L.101,
and Doings of oar Lord." He cornmeneen bv LOBSTERS,
saying that without St. Peters at Rome there is.
stoni a monolith about 70 feet in height, upon Clit‘t MOTION E
a base 30 feet high. Inscribed upon the won- FRUITS, &C., Anc.
Ilas always a good and freeh supply out
hand.
olith were the words "God Reigns," "Gea Cone
quers," "God Triumplr." These words were
written in Rome upon that stone near two
thousand years ago, stud the God that lived
then lives now stud fills the thoughts of man
more than any other name His name on th.t
day would bein the mouths of thousands 01 211(212
in our OW11 Dorninion. Cresar,Angestus,flaunie
*2121: 81264. the hosts of great /nen. who thottee
Also in TOBACCOS, leading brandy. CROICE
(10.‘116, foreign and inane allele, all the belt.
b itI1118. Give lihn a call ana yea will be sure to
get satisfaction.
TOBACCOS AND el(I.A.R8, WHOLES.I.LE
,AN) RETAIL.
N),
ended by W, fl. Verity, that this Connell an. minds of wen. They were at their death for- . A-getit for Great Weete!•*11 SteamelliP
1
jou..11 until 111anday, the 2012h inst., at 713o p. gotien. Itnt Christ livesto-day. His influence, Line, New York and Bristol.
III ---CILI'llea, M. EAUltlaT, Clerk.
BUSINESS FOB LA.DIES.
Our attention hes been called to
new article for the nee of Indies, the
instean of expiring on the cross with, himself,
grew 111011.6 powerfal awl to -clay extends to the
uttennost ends of the earth. Many a ttempts
had been made to destroy Christianity ; but
any tears noit Christianity will be destroyed
have no foundation. The coliseum had been
built MI:tante, and the Christians bad been fed
erahle pain, but it is otherwise harmless. If in volition
the patient has the uerve to stand the pain it of winefor every
an
4 by thousands to the win beasts in the arena,
everlasting blessingf I I Wr
hut Christianity extended her benign influence
produces it will effect a reared cure. refer to the Queen City skirt suspend ah these persee
',Wolfe grew fiercer. Dioeletiau
16, GERbla,NT lipW.-011 Monday last two Ger- trs fur ,iipporting Indies. skirts, the
mans came out of the Maisons Bank and en- most, debirable „ma_ h,,j,,ficha article had (vaned that he woula destroy Christian-
ny, end Diocletion,proclaimed that he had. sue-
tered. into conversation. The larger ot the ever invented for the use of women,
ceedee. But he did not. The Christians were
tw0 men said to the other: marry of whom have stiffered year's of
gar. not eltogether swept out of existence as Diode,-
asrottrwasheseshra arosr tneenanon rapwlisr 1 miserable health caneed eul ely by
There 'WM some living through
rying tt untobe.r of heavy blkirts, ooto- tiansUPPased.
ayroufgorthennedcbes oosrrisegwressrar ta bar .
ail his perseentions to hand clown its sacred
theaorharohueranincesramn rasr arthoyfforata,
ayerawahionxta I wrarsenreeser,of twne og oh pletely dragglOg tllem down Some -
The catacombs of Rome tad the
horthre te whops(' henna orghen lzxcet hena on thing to support ladies' clothing is al): P111161310.
ar ao lirt uie siox zbay to no monies to dot te solutely necessary. These susperl dere story. He (the speaker) had gone through
(laves yurus novus wa,vus 1vus sayus Y01118 ay13. reeow in e tided by our les Cling pity. the City of Rome and viewed her catacombs.
bonk pwro areehospingearpwhoop I tlickcl On
to all taffies and y011244- griirls. There were soinethieg like 200 chinches . in
ywgfsyporahendebjutexzuvninehisg l Whars slelalli
belloorewpo a ran hoeso hei vix ni an um nu Every Indy should have them. 1 hen Rome beneath the surface of the earth, ornaller
arelm lawn nix coin o reusk mid zo• I yin tiny are soh1 ouly through lady agents. •A by half thau the 11. C. Church in Exeter; in
spienuie opportunity is offered to some Ole centre of these churches was a we11. aniniu,
rwposilio ebis "aawgepw amantara,hnub.x amid. , a i
The Dutchman to whom these hasty words
reliable lady canvasser of this county the sides of these were. the openings to the
were addreesed became quite indignant and to secure *110 agency of a pleasant and catacombs which sAved the lives of numbers of
replied in the following strain. profitable business. For terms and the Clainitiane, vvhile thousands of then, die,
1 ahonutv ohe 8)61)08* ills° cum entrsi ntary territoi y wAte at once to the Queen and preserved Christianity frorn destruction.
2.2 ra he eh staurpwge ctuunblay aryopywsfght
Ctity nnapender (nanapany, 278 Clark At Dioeletialos death. these poor people crept
ship being large anti the meetings 1/6,11 unto- ae lonn iehw oypw wpyos sghuqqui vi en foro
*snug and ustr..ctise. eondeaties abedembuthlzxqvumpohis oehatea 8 reet, C neinnati, 0. • forth from the catacombs where they had lain.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS ;
SHIP GROCERY and TOBACCO STORE
MAIM STREET, EXETER.
Shingles for
FR= $1 TO $1.60 PCB. SQUARE,
At G. &„ Brooks'
TWO BILES WEST OF 41.1i1tl TAO ND ON'
BOAC, TT 0(2' HA!, .
A good supply of Ileinlock Lumber Carl&
,Postsconstuntly en hone.
,
'DO NOT READ THIS.
21.1."ing2e42e13e21 a lot of new -machinery, I
32033111 311102(114 the farmers of the sur-
rotmding couutry that I am prepared to manu-
facture all kinds of Horse Rakes, Barley
Forks, Grain Cradles,
Snaiths, etc, and having-
seenzed the serviees of a first-class Turneref
aneprepared to do "
ALL KINDS OF TURNING
on the shortest notice, and for style and prim
I defy einupetition.. Aleveys on hand a first--
class stook of Fork and Shovel Handles. HILT
half a mile eolith of Exeter.
, 'A. COTTELL,