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"MY LITTI.U. NIUSTACHr.."
I don't know what E.. zer.
1 tl..ner know whoie
I only krt.,* his vvvie,^
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Ile rea!:,y is a ,itto".1
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40 218 deys at the house of a friend on
Park Street. Hamilton, while she was
visiting—that is to say, from the even -
len (4 18.h July lest, until the evening the re). p•
THE TIMES
SEPTElfaER 19,1_784
your fitmily and save money oti fifteen
dollars a week, while it takes every
cent f teeke to live, and I get double
CALL Al
SAMWELL & PICKARD'S
$dfcsWedneedity, August 28, when she owe I don't manage it at all," says
broke her butt by taking a heerty tea, Jaek, "I just take my money home to
awl this in the peesence of four physit the old woman every Saturday night
dans of Hamilton and several citizens land she takes her Ave dollnrs to run the
anti holy vieitore. No bad, eiTects fol. house with and puns the rest away."
liemod. She talked with those who "Do you give her all the money 2" N
were pre,ent, after tea, on relittiohe asked itlr, Marooney, zensiugly.
:tante-roe, and gave her religione eerie "Oh. no, not quite. I keep a little
eece wi`h litteney ; and this' for tobacco during the week, and a
for at least two hourwithout any fa. t ifle to kee me f•o I i Imesonze
tlgtrev ziving 004 my benans° If 1 keep it a in toy pocket 1 would
'.ho heel been enabled so to fitst. The epene it slue, but ;Vary keepe it tight
ehysicietis enepany present tvere !ewe sae.-
-ine•zed thAt no effete billowed her Mr. Marooney talked it over with
sit heartily after such a lengthy his elk that eight, siet they emehded
r p 3 En te ng
She Welt!" t/ bed ;theta 11 v. , :4 try Jack's plan. The fidllowing Sit.
o.I slept ecutelly and sweetly. On , arlit.y night he brointlit home his thirty ,
e. iost. siie came clown to break- dollars, and keeping back one pat the
itiet at the aerial honr, fietiedg as strong; rest in her keeping, mail he promised ,
• in Ier lif
rt. a ftv.wir; tr/•,4 4/v,' eeer iP ; tE) dcl her level best to set the tabla
t eet hearty nik ties ma that day; t'p34°ilve, Tiio Oast week elle saneezed
.• . rt Zrqi t'l:r4's 116' arr'att'r Part of thrtneole senzehow iinkl get along c ith
nes ley visitere ; ;retired to rest at %with tee *me tea. Marooney
r excelknt mad stirit4. 4 was pato / h: tvieki nty3 begin/ iving
r5b4..,,e„411' even: awake At eight thinhieg about what
re, ... e••• !,. id. I a Ilse 0,, tV1 in tn* W4gth• OAK ; 4i/O1 oil' 3 bon he would he
.1„1' • f
%th' °Intl tl &n theughto.plam reale cottette 1:11
4'44y. itinentr her leaO-fatet tleftY' bay window wend be about debt, The
.9K7r9.1=9.1=9,179:9: -:9WIMM9'91193144111. eel ehe wit -a r,,rAetly : nt.ogt vmpfvk the expensee roete4 up law
'14; and larnalliY• 'UPI* lti.4 •e„iiers anti (iehty CPlit.i, fuel 'elar000ey •
; loselten fuel tefreehlae, like (hot ora ehatiged his dleeien ter a fauns reel-
; etily She V.3.4, dating that ,leitee from frame to brick. I he net
nv'121""'8 week he !nought it dowa thirty ceiste
re v nee,. •ro":: r ' ct 'n't VIi4 r ,per, .re, awl he est,jed a wing with 3 wuAt
FAiT r nPee ••': •-•• • n•:o Sieh Wai her tteesee Then site made a auptillounint:'
restadeeste•ese ee.!L ltUtt 611 tilt2Bh tug' (pit lying ran, and earue
9 AL•!'''s l'art tay...
veire • ehe e; ese„.
`vertel e ' trier:en-A 4ddvA •" •
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f i3or feet -he wall:ed witleettwithin tw,1 sigi;;ing,i, of the 4.031 CO/
ee. tee foitr ;Heide of etairs to the w well she tete been striving, ire, eta.
r.eJf .,f !ino Vi‘A.: IWO rooney decided on an iron "We fr"M
ttnei see thehili
tv r ins Go al
Now Opelaing.
W PRINTS,
NEW MA.XTLES,
and
NEW MILT INERY
A Sroctarry IN
Mad kb 11-eacly-maas ClAhiag,
IIATS, CAPS
ROOTS, SII ES' et ND illetWE ES,
Nem Wail Paper ,lt.t9t bond; +dal inet;ree,Iviv
or Lt
FIELD AND 61-A1DEN SEEDS
Turnin. Wm -41, C.:=C"i. r;','1,1,0,0latr.nret+-1 Tlta
VIcrita to Irlo :arv-at 7.e of trade, wo &sail fr'f,r. tar •:!,
0,4 v; ir; 14,,•.40 4 ;It thqt: .01,t
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itoAAC) CAZILiNG
Being now in reeeipt tif •Glare titeel; of
Dr 000d3, Groceries, 'Wines wad
_Liquors, Crockery, Etc.,
sop, tun Stre,A, raotor, which will be sola :411
'.111i I ) thr.t-^tc.='r wl-11 ‘I'i"m. of his prositi,es„ The TWA wadt eht
lid in 1.11, faigned, by , Idea grentia, eheeed and came out at
h• r 3 xertion. Italriug the rtOt Sho 4 the r4iX d •liee poet. Mr. Mareoney
,fr /5 I V' SI what, ver, neither thought a acat poliree Mate leo% itmta At hi%
t,a3, te.r g eveetit a menstit foe atoehely, kat when the en-
efft't" ito' suing evil; 1.14C came in with tlyieo eel-
.
s s ee„,e eeeee ,• ik4 Rrapti:;47 14 :halt. r teneo MA 'I ere wee ,trneit tee ewe viler. mash in, LowEsT
ta 3.• Ile.. J. :1•:••••eee anfirt2 " t you ltfr. )11:ir„ocorrey hed the irou •
e tils, ,141. le 4 e'er eta torninet, nerelnitilt re:leg reiteeetee eta ggn,rojito miming
6.71,9.*‘' Of 119 9:1,F Ir /-11-4-1411:1, Wrq 4",lt•itTv. ep. te th 4,136r. Tio.9* s -e '. FIA0 The initabitatitsofsieitaity noel not tl'ol tro4.1;.1 411
e o :0 el., re399 ry „mei eite I it, 11":''' It the *!,-4": I•°'r 14'4. , T°„Inl'v",nt t olt the **Iwo y Led eaved. Wing
4 neer f 1, ere. -ley -no eesient teen t le fltat me I eta nent eer love of a het, too ttt the', Want oif niarhet whon,wiih inake moric.y,
to 4 th a Pcv 3 14,4 ugh ti,,. vht ph -itr..1 tee f i inatinown OW, li. V94,itTfT. ft112e: 1411( dgrvi* ean at the staro Of tho sitigsorii.or
MARGIN ON CO
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wea;,1 rive her an t:me tic 3'. 1!!'w Inathy. tt‘'curt" hn't h 1"1` ! and a eirerels of ura e:,„dg, that. iliti,t+ srsi
11:rc+315,sys-.77.2 +fn....,
w.e, he; eel! g. elie %Tele; • !itt I deeed nal grta 0 firet few . worenei in tit decry with envy tl her eSePse:i.tiCe9
devote and 4•lieoe a:4 rest of her !ni•th" btf MHO mat sow, ittul Mr. Jaroney came ,
Mee,. to, ,,erviey; 1.'112 'nt "11'4.'1 g the fa"17 ae. tO the ceeeteeein that it didn't pay te tam ti) tIllo-1401111-q,
mien r wit It wole nive her ;‘,•3331DP {living her. he moe'R prneerty, heeling re•!- Sill:ZS, Al ineoyA% Doloines, outi ovorytning,
to do e trsethl 31a it withent l" tQe """l 111::11t r Mt`h: vela*. ittenranee, A
'tee etel tido wry
-1; tho Dry Goods lino. Tit,. (Irot.t.ry
or nor Tauriee, See tete ft, ot 1ee eiere 4 "1 ' • •Y ie•to AeTt ! end etew atel dread of tiro ;Led Perth.
noee etaisys tit,tvirea licik 41}..1:, wee :rid). :tied aunt'. down td% 1191 haetkinst mere than eermterhaianceii any Apartment is conlyikt,e. Ali illSrit'Cl 1141 iltV40,1
Cevietien hbe Site wee le: outit it, /16"It ""r"i"3 1/1"4 1411P tritium advantietes tie re mighttrOltbie to 4hoxy gonas
tide Vionelt F:14414/114 m1 hAptiz,,a all :the never fdt hetter in her life , ISAAC CARLING
31 -ST 1,11.:ClilVF.1/ NT THE
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r one wee reeeiree 4tqw tl heatth nod seirits, a
sh, eilette• tillk‘A meet intelligently. tiiw aocYze sricom .,:a.or err 1:71
mar ti life, and thole's eeatimteil so fer -*mounding it eere lea to 140 lanelied n,,st 14 'or t,, 3i,„:01 m4,4, argei vAutirtt
eeveral pare, until she experienced a ea, and triteted no inn wanld he mead, two -• VOW,: volt firkt 1.1 th, trairvaara,te
fn tie r pow, r relieioue feellege Au of thorn- She still a There, to her pe-
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aettleee.e te eete 0 eeeettieutiel.„,,ii, theateht the feet, and the etrenseetaneee IN CitEDITON.
1•111:1STOPIUM RAI%
onently pdinteel mit her sprm.
ent la omime to see tor -111W thy ,re 1Y,ave ()Oil/ VT4 41:tati,Ilarlt 7. Wm i
to 0 ,,i, th 11 he wain leees her he his elute a niunoer—she strises to impart —
(Tr lel en.1 tell her how see wits te wore. thorn. PAINTI>.+0 t
' — ------ GREEN, JAPAN,
f e• his • hwy. She ser the woe one The extraordieary case halt given A. YOUNG IlYSON
day abent the yeAr 1857 retnriiine rh'° to quite a sensation among the ,,,,,, AI N r"..L. I INT G and BLACK, TEA,S,
to ll'i for Hie an • ver't a 1 i e medical fraternitv, 9, timber of whom -1 RAISINS, CM:RANTS,
l'IlL'NliiS, DRIED
G 0 C E
AND LIQUOR STORm
A LOGE STocg. Al,'
or in that He buil healed a eiek wools, went to mee her tiering her prolonged
,
throtteli prnyt,r, and that whilet mealabstinence from food, and nil left with
toting on the mercy ef and she heArd thexp
e ression on their countenance
an e 11111)113 video Hay nine her, nein
forth tool teach the doetrion of repent.
twee and beptism unto the faith Onetv
delivered to the Sniuts, far the reini.i.
semi of dill and the vitt of the 11 ile
Ghee*, with order to leiptize as John The other day a bit of a boy celled
—
bitioiztal.' She reeeived the andible at thn tilde do" of a good.looking Kat"'
e0111(11412(1 to 110 Flo w
At Ma, several residence, and told anch a sorrowful
times, and said she telt her weakness story that the lady of the hou e was
as a woman so to do, and while metli- ant stingy in throwing previsions into
tg. i3t4 Rho nee she was tele te ask a his basket. liapperti.ig to look into
sien, As Gideon asked a sign, frem the the front yard, niter a few minutes, sh
ethe
that it was soming "no fellow eau
make out."
4.-40.44911
A ROY WITH A ILltaltT.
L r I She iteked the gift and prover
of fasting (rain the Lord, as a sign that
she to go forth and speak that doe -
trine and the keeping of the ordinances
eta fasting, washing the feet,
prayer sainting anti (thwarting ail the
eterimatiernents, and that was a sign of
His favor, in going forth to teach. He
would" give hore the power of fasting,
and would feed her by His hidden man-
na from day to day for a satisfactory
time.
In 1857, she said, she fasted fourteen
days, which was her first fast, during
which time she partook of no food, and
drank only water. In the same year.
after being baptized herself, she says
that she wilted the pester of again fast-
ing of the Lorti, and her second recinest
was vented. She then faeted five
weeks.
In June, 1802, she green she was
again directed -to go forth to her work,
and during a period of seventy weeks
elle didn't fest. In 1864, she said, she
had another fast of three weeks, and in
the game year --1864-811e says she
NV RA again directed to fast, and fasted
forty 'clays.
These were her statutory fasts. She
says she again fasted iu 1877 for forty
,days ; and travelled and taught during
the !whole of that time., She - travelled'
over 200 miles, holding meetings and
tireaelling the gospel. . On several oth-
er eceaeions she fasted fot shorter per-
ioil . .• •
. „i.
Her nexteiii4AS f;rcrindoL
•
•:•. • .• .t :`
••",.' • .,.
saw the strange hay mixed up with her
three or four children, and she called
out
'Boy, what are you doing there?"
"Feedin'these half-starved children,"
he promptly replied,
"But those are my children," she in-
dignantly exclaimed.
"Meltes no difference to me," he said,
as he broke off another piece of cake.
"When I find a young 'un oryin' for
bread, and ready to swear that he
hasn't tasted pie tor over a year, I'm
gain' to atop business and brace him
up. Haven't you got a olefin white
waist which t could put on this dirty
little boy ?"
She looked up and down to see if any
canvassers,for the poor heathen were
in sight, and then glut grabbed the
broom and ran that sympathetic boy
out of the yard.
A. STORY OF REAL 'LIFE,
Mr. Itlarooney is foreman in a foun-
dry, and gets thirty dollars se week.
With this salery the family ought to
get along well arid save iiieney, brit
they did not. Mr. Merooney has n
oousin, a shoomalterl who only gets fif-
teen dollars a week, yet who sails right
along in lightning express, while Mit-
rooney comes lagging along like
freight with a liot hex.
"How do you manaee it, jack," he
would frequeptty Ito,"mo get along the
Way .14dflitite actuery keep
1. TO -IMG
Is prepared to do 1111 kinds of
House Painting, Paper -hanging
Whitening, ite.
at reasonable prices and punctually.
J. KITCIIINO. Morn st
Exeter.
STOP vir REA
All forms of Kidney and Urinary diseases,
Pains in the Back, Sides, and -Loins are posi-
tively oured by
GRANT'S REMEDY,
its effects are trnly marvelous in Dropsy,
Gravel, Bright's disease, Seminal losses. Len-
chorrhma, and lost vigor, no matter of how
long standing the case may be, positive relief
is bad in from one to three days. Do not de-
spair, hesitate or doubt for it isreallya specific
and never fails. It is purely a vegetable prep-
aration, by its timely use thousands of eases
that have boon oonaidered incurable by the
most eminent Physicians, have been perma-
nently cured. It is also indorsed by the rega-
lar Physicians and Medical Societies through-
out the country, sold in bottles at Two dollars
each or three bottles which is enough to euro
the moat aggravated ease, sent to any address
on receipt of Frvg dollars. Small trial bottles
ONE dollar each, all orders to be addressed to
Grant's Remedy Manufacturing Co.,
54 Hain St., 'Worees ter, Mass.
HAY PUMP WORKS
MORTON, - PROPRIETOR.
Raring now greater'. facilities for nrannfactnring
pumps than any other faetory in the suction T san
prepared to furnish pumps and dlg Walls on the
shortest uotice, and ...errs nt all work. My puMpil
have taken the •
FIRST PRIZE AT TILE 1' LI, SHOWS
against many oompetitors. I can recommend
them, and sell as cheap as any second rate article
W,
N. B,-AlltEd 011at OE ALL "'KINDS DONE
MitS. BOLTON. ,
rt. Shop -One-quarter mile north of Exeter.
Lorolon Road. Kay 0
' Exeter. Aug Rth, 1878. '
CANED PETIT,
S•ARDINES,
LOBSTFRS,
SALMON,
APPLES,
BITTEBSAI-CE AlD preKr.r.s. 11DXSPI1.S. WINES AND 511;11 -Ts. rat,:krALT,
scowl!, na.sn ANI) commas WHISKIES, TOBACCOS AD CRAM,
Wholesale and Retail,
G. A., ILA Cite,
Blain Street, Exeter.
ranzt FLEA! FIRE!
••••••••11•01
The eubscriber, S. E. Jones, wishes to thank the people of Exeter, and surrounding cout35,7, ter the lib
eralpetronage which he has received since among you, as a Wetch maker and Xeweler, and also h4
form you that X have a large quantity of goods to dispose of, some of which are
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY FIRE!
Jewellery !
jewellery !
Jewellery!
EAP AND GOOD.
GIVE ME A CA
S. E. JONES
•
Undertaker ,3
OULD BAY TO
VV those who intend
purchasing to do so from.
the Manufacturer. The
dealer who Mays to sell
againrota t necepar' iv
have prefab. We .1,a
to; give the purchasers the
benefit, *which esamet fail
to meet the views of the
Grangers. Our ereauses
aro Iced than these of city
menu lecturers cotsegoent-
ty we can sell cheaper.
Emblems o
C. & S. GIDLEY
and Vii,rniture
Manttfacur ere
E WOULD
call specialattentien
to our nildertiking depart.
ment,which is more corn
plate than ever, as we have
added several new designs
of late The best °cans.
caskets shroude,and every
(lateral requisite at the
lowest prices. our` -'new
Hearse is pronounctd r by
competent judges to .be
second:to norin Oa
Provinces
all the Iltfferent
• • .
SocietieS,