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D> ovinnR 1.2, 1878
THE TIMES
OU'IWO f BY' A BOY. 1 oppressed from countries nearer to Pal.
I%tine, many of whom are familiar with
A lad iu Boston, realer small for hie , agriculture, and would make . good col.
years, Nodes iii t n. office as errand -boy Quiets. The difficulty ie to induce the
who do busluesa I Porte to cede its adtllinidtrative rights.
.for Tour gentlemen g
there. One day the gentlemen were i It would be useless to attempt the de.
chaffing him about being so small, and'velopmeut of any dart of Patestiue, un-
said. to him : less some security fete good government
' You will zlerei amount to much ; , were obtained from the Sultan. If this
you can never do much business ; you ' emit(' be done there is uo end to the
are too small." money which would be subscribed
The little fellow looked at thew. throughout Protestant Christendom for
t Well,' said he, ' as small as 1 an I a purpose which would carry with it so
elan do something which none of you muoli ee it tural authority.
four men eau do.'
Ah. what is that ?' said they.
( I don't know as I ought to tell,' he
replied, But they were auxioue to.
know, and urged him to tell what lie
elould do that none oi" thein were able
to do.
'1 eau keep from swearing E' said the
ittle fellow.
There were some blushes an four
THE" KING- OF 1 L''PU1trEIts."
TEl Atal.E ?t#titit:a t c wuICK EM 1d;=TS
11I i u49Ta.
The sad news coneee Irene Paris of
the death of W. Seutun, the Hing of
American reporters, who for seven or
eight years past—so L. E. Deschauwes
manly
fee and there seamed to be says 1n1.4; Figaro—bee been erawmg 0,.
very little nusioty for further inform, -
tion 'el the point.
A. DREADFUL( MISTAI E,
of ll -worked
v as
She gave b .cru
S
1 $
g s
pair of alippore, and althiughthey
'IMO 211 inch too short and pine•hed
him aeross the toes, he eileutly sub-
mitted to the martyrdom which they
imposed, and vowed they etzould never
Ieave his feet.
This reckless statement will he re-
(3eived by the reader with becoming
cautiouano 's.
And leo the young man made a raturn
of her afforing. 14 was his picture
enlleed in cr(it &a rat oto send d wframe.
ith it, and while during the 1raz eu-lira➢ tan war
at the e:Uue time replied angrily to anlea floured as aTurcot lilticlltir that
hfol, a Zouave ora Phalan, Lica t:raitog
as the exigencies of the situation de-
mended, This accontplistled journal-
tet was about three woeful ago in tt l
great German city, whore the salutation
of the time wa a troupe of trained
bears, There were :,is of ti>m, and
they went through titer drills and nth -
or i rformance 4 with t cult startling re-
gularity that it Wa-i very generally suit.
peeled tl G they werenot
beam
but
men disguised in bear -climb. W. Ben.1
ton thought ax Mooch, and offered to
wager with the manager that he would
enter tho ➢leu, but the .utatitivr declin-
ed to tia31c0011 hi=t enterprise. W. Ben-
ton thereupon invited all thio j' huts
ofthe city to diener, assured them that
the .bears were frauds and itrvite:d tlt(tln
to bo present at the afteruuou pprior-
tnauce next day, when he intended to
unmask the humbug. having bribed
Stn. employee of the menagerie. itenton,
deeeguieed as ai, boar, entered the cage.
„ Hit; five companions :.eeuied furiously
excited, but he attributed this to their
desired to fend off s wpiciou. The pub-
leo applauded most onthuainsticall} , it
was theu that the unhappy being, de.
airons of carrying out his plan, turned
towards the press box, removed his
bear's head and bowed politely. A
tremendous roar of laughter ensued,
'Wowed by an rinmenee shriek of terror.
Tile bears on seeing this human face,
precT:tated themselves np.uz the un•
packing apples, first, good clean
In packing man. Before the tamer could.
Lake steps to save Mini, the reporter,
frightfully mutilated, had breathed his
hest. Thus perished the Moor W. Ben-
ton, whose editor-in-chief seeks vainly
a man to replace him.
to crowd thorn too niucb, end if the ap- Cut this Out -It May Save Your Life.
Plea in each layer are of uniform size There is no person living but what suffers
so much the b iter. Now spread a more or less with bung Disease, Coughs,
sasond layer ofoheff, just enough .o co Colds or consumption, yet some would die
ver the apples, and work it down be rather than pay 7iii tents for a bottle of meal -
tweet] them by pressing the bund over clue that would cure them. Dr. A Dosclleos
German Syrtis has lately been introduced iu
this country from Germany, and its wondrous
cures astonish every ono who trys it. If
you doub what we sae in print, cut this out
and take it to your druggist and get a sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it, or a regular size
for 75 cents.
fantastio Salary front one of the greet,
American dailies. The lttnirntiet W.
Benton aeattered abroad the dellarseof
Lis journal wtill princely Mali if sante,
was on intimate terms with all the poi.
itieal and military colebrities ofEuroile,
apoua (iightlangna,gea with perfect #luen-
ay, and assisted at all the wars of the
Old World as a toast eoUse entions
spectator. Ito had gained admission
to Prince Gortschakoirs preeenee as a
tailor, to l3isuiarclee as a dog merchant,
to the Coligrose of Berlin as a photo.
grapher; bo had gone to royal banquets
disguised ae a waiter and to royal bur-
ials as a cotllubearer, In 18:67 he made
the acquailitenee of Mlle. tia:.lus'ider in
the role of a Brazilian diauueud miner,
oft-rep-erated dun fax an unpaid suit of
clothe filetr,ave a boy ten cents to
deliver the pnultnge and notes, giving
escplieit directions as to the destina-
tion Of sash, It was an unusually in-
telligent boy with a freckled: face, and
be discharged his errand in a manner
that sheulal give him a niche in the
temple of faire.
Thyoung lady received a note in
her adored one's handwriting, and flew
to her ro•im to devour its oentent,.
Site opened tato missive with eager fin -
gore, end retail a
'Int ge'ttin'g tired of your everlasting
attentions. The snit is about wornnnt
alreedv. P never anionntod to ninth
anyway. Nome go tn=tlanelelr !'
And the the tailor was struck utterly
+ituub when he opened a burry! and die -
covered tloi picture of his derlimeneut
eustnm('r, with a niche that said :
When you gaze upon the features,
think how tench I owe you.'
Whet that nnfortuuate young man
capped amend, that evtwin:,r, to receive
the happy ackuowlodgolu4,nt of hie
sweetheart, he was very ostcutatiouady
ehuved off the stella and over the f.'nee
by the young lady's 'father ; and in the
morning he was waited at on ley the
tailor's lawyer, and imperatively order -
,ed to settle or suffer.
PACKING APPLES.
barrels ate necessary. Over the bottom
of the barrel scatter a layer of back.
wheat chaff ono inch deep ; then put
in a layer of apples so ;that they will
just teach each other, taking "care not
each atrcLtutn a few times, Continue
this operation until the barrel is full,
always pre:eeing your apples down tight
after you have inserted four or five
lavers, Apples picked, sorted and
cicely packed iu this way will hardly a-eeee.4
ver rot, and should ono do so the chaff TICE best known remedy for all affections of
(wilt absorb all juices, and those lying
next will not be injured Farmers who
have owl al,few tic,
av y es, and these mostly
bearing fall fruit,their geau keep aliples
far into the winter if packed in this
way, and winter aapploy, indeed, do not
get fit to eat until about ,midwinter.
No chaff except bnckwheet will do, as
all others are ant to gather dampness.
A scheme, is nowon foot to colonize
Palestine with Jews from the south of
Russia aud Itotimanitt. The project is
still in embryo, but there are such
weighty political aucl financial reasons
why it abolllcd bo carried out, that there
can be little doubt that the day is not
far distant when the prophecy will be
fulfilled of a migration of than race to
-their own ancient lend.' 'rite rich Jews
of En;,lelud and America wil', tloubtle.s
look on approvingly front a 'distance.
There is no prospect so unpalatable to
r,;prosperous Jew in nus country iu
Cbreste:udom as 0 return to the Holy
Lend. Iudeed,'quo of the Rothschilds
is said to have remarked when the
scheme wile first broached to him,
shall cortaiuly stipulate to be named
Palestinian Ambassador iu 'London."
But it is not the Rothschilds who
would be expected .to find the change
an agreeable one,'er who would be °all
the chest, lungs and throat, is Gray's Syrup
of Red Spruce scum. It has been tried by
thousands of persons suffering from the above
diseases, and in every instance it has given
immediate relief Iu eases of troublesome,
tickling cough, where the patient passes sleep-
less night', ono or two doses of the syrup has
such au effect that rest ensues, and the eough
speedily disappears. Seo advertisement.
A r,Any, rather inclined to flirt, says mos
men are like a colil,very easily caught,but very
hard to ger rid of. It is the easiest matter in
this world to get rid of a cold. Oen H. rAnn's
PECTORAL Bins .m, the great Canadian remedy
for colds, coughs, hoarseness, bronchitis, and
all diseases of the throat and lungs. For sale
by all dealers.
Feverishness in children is ourot by Free-
man's -Werra powders.
Tire, Vrcrrotita.I3wrosseirrns is emphatically
a nerve food; restoring the vital force, and re-
invigorating all the functional proces'+es.of life.
tt should bo , used promptly in ovely ease of
loss of nervous force or general debility, from
whatever cense. It is also one of the most
Powerful tellies and blood -generators known.
'ti per bottle.
E,unous in diet bring on disease -National
Pills drive it
IF the storm of adversity 'whistles around
you, whistle as bravely ,yourself: Perhaps the
two whistles may make melody; If you feel
an indisposition to exertion, weak nerves, pain
iu the bacic, etc., or are afflicted willi any af-
fection. of the seeretor•y organs,, use Vroronsa
Buono and Urs'Dasr, It improves the digest-
ive powers aucl strengtheos•the weakened and
debilitated organs. For sale by all dealers. 01
per bottle. '
aa Norrxrtzc+ so good to kill ehildrerl as
4(1'fruit .q.411'.�;^ is'' i,1 the poor 1J..'(k-.TQ u;l'itWorm tlo, .a,st
mesassasmaremeassoree
Andrew Jackson said Napoleon stood alone ( IIE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MIS*
tile peau of his time, and that it woull be fivej BUY.
hundred years before the earth, produce his I Just Publfs n 3n n sealed Enve'ope.
equal, It will also be five hundred years le -1 .ra yrice six scuts.
fore the earth tclill produce *liniment . equal to A lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and Itadi.
Flagyard's Yellow Oil. For burns, bruises, ! cal cure of Seulinalil a true -s, or Spur: attrrheea,
wounds eke., it cannot be rlvalla+,1. In rhea- , {ildnCLd lJ}' biif Al lrsei Invo olden' 1?..an,sbionai,
1tuleotene.s, :�4 rvo:rs De belts, and Impedireo is
nudism, 1letralgia, Spinal complaints, ..•te., it to nl err age gen rail. • (o:i,,ruptf',u Z' pitepsy
proves a Messenger of mercy. For sale by all anus Fits s 5ten'a1;end "A reeefi1 Iucat'.unh, da.—
dealers.
liX ronl lr l' J.1 t:1.Vi'it titrl.l,l,. et. D., tabor of
the Grct nJ 11001, A e.
National Pills purify the very fountain of , Tho ,u hl neuolNiird author in this admirable
Lecture, cic'talt I,ro+ve'4 icon.: 1➢i', own en4erience
that the aufed con ecin ccctsof�,lf abuse MeV 1,o
effectually remiss e 1 with nut medicine, rush with
out dun , eu surgical operitc4mS,buatgleS,inStrn-
ment , i s, or 4 oraiel { ri .ia , tut u ruade et
lid d earoate ➢ Ee ce rt a a,i41e fe etu➢al by hfeil every
Sara., L rel. !i aft 1 S: silt Li eondlion nra� be
rtfav t t kYiur lrctaeuliiv iv'elaattl� uai:lreli•a11c.
ra 7 it , I E. ecru whit pruvr a bu.lu to tlluUc ciOJ ,
and to (. ,.de
sent, ute 3,r seal, in a pie ru envelope, to any ad -
os receipt. of affil cents, err twa pobtogo
st'.:n➢l e.
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Tui Crr wEr L SIr=1,r('AL CO.
11 Aran r,t. New York.
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REMOVAL!
JU IO'r ALI
P. P AYN.ti
line ►e nueee to hs n4 r: shop 1st le 4eee opbe,l leu
isr Teti s d (,e-.tctee d» Drs ue rtbr .401. (,rL Poet;
t S,.t:1 a C4• .ccc , tllfin ;1 cv, r 1tee3F:4 - a ens' %s lit
.1 0 brit 1•I .•:e lift➢itevl 4-411.10,1h14.414, rdeivil ter
let ihta „ ➢,ball• Lit asst t>lylo %.; tree e:ne -tip
N(Y,l' EASILY SI'11,PASSE1) !.
Vail and examine any Eitel 14tefore, pur.hei.eing
-.'where.
PETER FIUYNE.
el1H FALL AND WINTER TRADE
0, So tho tt t So=
'I'A1LA)lte and CLO'1'ItIEltte,
Take Volume toitGerliatb lanabitaatetsofExeter
add surrounding cnnnu•.that they have rout
tipo.Iod out au oxcrlloutus+(ortn,cutof
1'4 (reels, e'(itaingS, 1'cvliu;l� Ch('.,
IN for latest styles and pattftn,..so.i tee) awaetred
thatiutucin atter ofetetede p,:they eau suit the
tune Oast Wens tastes.
THE ENE'T+ I J
PlaningAMill Sash,
DOOR AND
BLED PICOn71
ALL KINDS OF
TURNING -
Done to order.
Item ember theplace
D9'er Coke < c Iloward
BUCKINGHA3I'S OLD BLACKS 1I1id
erzor is still going, Mr. 5.13uekiugham
desires to return his sincare
thank u to his ,t, num0r006
patrons, iv h o tr have support
ed hila in the a ti tl •' i a s t, a d d
would intimate „de"' that having
recovered from v.,:`.� , -. ,. his that, ill-
ness, inteuds "`" _ in future, to
take charge of the horse -shooing deportment
All other work Bono in thevery best style
and at the lowest rates.
S. BUCKINGHAM.
ThohighPrinfrioar!
does not eiteot the ow prices at which
f4. ac T. BIBS TT
are offering their stock of
TINWAIIE, STOVES. Etc.,
at
Exeter & I-3ensal1
P.a Bax. Baa
i er's Grocery
FRUIT
Two DOORS NORTH OF POST OFFICE.
?I,QI"IR,
FEED, �S, {t}r �ry
tenon hell..',,
s -1t1 I',
ALL K IDS OE FRUIT IN SEASON.
reeGo i,,s til
aso;ell,
r:,laptly quality uusu
R. E. SPICER.,
t
1
rdranakllnR1,eltaewnow' 111fe/n one
t73ririrl'4atit,tul3,raLarge .44aotats
tins a
LIDICE
that for alt„rurieoses
cannot bo surpassed in thio 1Doxuin.
Partleefrotn w:lictanc..eaanaals:ayFhoer rplied
,eitl 'rat t•:%• kilns or dulirrrdl,y taauiis at. low
4r' r r4'ruRnrraetitie rutes. Or•ierttruul a aieran(:t•
a d of
er r t .
v n t . 3
t u t u t
5
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15l11rSON & SCLATER.
which consists of all the latest and ,improved,
styles of Kitchen, Cook and Parlor stovos,Milk
cans, pane, and pails: of the most approved
pattern, and everything in thio line ; Also, a
goodseleetiov of handsome
(lave troughing
as usual, rocoives everyattention, and done
at thelowest figures.
having opened mita branch establishment
at Hensel, ono friends -t Iblit -,t tghbeiliood
e.1L;l b. ; 5.,-� r: , :.� ,, . .,.,{ rs.l�r terp C i,Y. a,.: a'
'a shim ble Dressmaking
Dresses cut and made to order
MRS c. L0SS,
Ittllt tried, EXe'ter,
OVER THE I'OST OFFICE.
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'11i1'y G1tEAT;;S1'
Wonders of 111,odern Time
QU owa y►s, ?ills &Oint ,ent
The Pine P'a f;:the.Blood en cot: t II -order
oftlae I ivsr Ston,,.et la:d , 5 ': . 1-, and
anve:nable in an co1ul,in ! t5 ir- 3 ttilt10
1 e na➢aa (¢.
X14 thra:l:riit 18 the, 0.33;: r0.1.51.7.(. a c e+lYfor
• 11 [ +s,1)11 Vi,14401 tier%t,n1
, 4 r long .tunditg. For hrY ee 6 p, tl,%•ria
rtuo
t;oldou,uu(iuut<lual. , 1(iu
'nlutisn„. 14 a i., ea catitlt
NEW.f&RE OF
New York Courtorfests
Spurious inutatioiis or :1v,19,J.
nc'e Pills
4
nR i (i tri. nout;' are uiaeirli ct in : u 41 aurid
ua It r the name of iie,*h,s r s C t ., i e J. F.
lftoty Curran 4(our:pans 14n g•
L'- fire
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Jo epb llrasdl
,rise V'4•rr, ,all '.
own 10.,1.4.' unelur
teeny , Oo heeineforetrade nir... u 46:.,o-nt
nal S eapout; tielicscc+u & JtutiFritab aJf i& c. marl:
nut ci,t.:t� for tlaoeat,ce.
*' o -1+p1' 4.. Ili ' t. rt tfer to d. (e, iw,.
t tvo 3c r tr &n* tN,11t1c( plrt,l 1, a xl.. 6:4;,0
of rl r% s,(' ctllxr'd 10 the.n7 szaek.Lerwee, Alb
are i+, etti thea rUrwwlte iia tnta(eL4-, t4, 14."41o0o
t 7 6 oat,3as Peelle ra (+t t ', ti.:C At S.'r j'.
law 1 ..e ,t crit t, (i tet to i . e cera
d ea limy a,e 0 lr 1'a Y a r,:i ("1.r."!..01,-44..
trete 'se ar 431t•,a e i 11 ;31+1+4,a1 (Slid
(Yerfs t4em(1*'4t$341au(ata4, c i estsrs3Ys
t,d t➢u 1. 1l ittgenerally of Del! +.tire. 5,1h.cf I.
a.'el tl' it t 4 e
ugly 141 ficoes. t+4 eJrt _ air..
dl tri* "lL t e -a frou'1..
tai,1ai.e.eer„(uhil4.x,i!5otne,ol.(1eat
not
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bt t,L.n epi•tuts are t.:4 rc4 a t zt t� D' e,,:a.
a3nal -sr t4 ar.
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'tl,xear4reatun•,t,. Pact d Woe1, i:-
leyltnit e1 F4,11[egrpurc'ita
(1 Men cal a9 auy g amieel•o u t4 t1 (a. ei'ni.
ann!1}Canine. the lrirticeibitk to nee. Poe 111:114EjC-
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leml4u.1.ut;l•tni
A BIG DRIVE
GENTS WINDSOR TIES.
MEDICAL I Sixdoreu just opened to (Ia,q. :the Leet
x(114(1' a1( the niar;,4't.
1 113. COWEN, OFFICE -- MAIN1.l hircet L'iotrr, up•et.tira, 4,ppulito Ventral
facto Si,tc (ntr:auce, un the saulhmatreet lead -
Ian to 11. 1'• Church.
1_s Orderu 1,•it at ]cline's shoo Stora will recciVe
meant attention, y
Also re large rine welt•selectedstoek of Gc111,4
1) ' HUTCHINSON, Member of Silk
the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario, &e., &c,. Mahe Street, Exeter,
L,1 .lYNDMAN.—COlONEIi FOR
➢tae Conary of Huron, Oitico,next dour to
Sir.I. Curling', store, llXoter.
'3 _ W. I3110WelING, 11I. D. M. 0.
eJ .e. s, Graduate Vietoria,University Office
and residence, Ilaar.. akar i.aboratet 7.xete
14 0. MOORE, M.D. 0. M. EXETER
e Graduato of 1SeGailCraiversitY, Montreal
omeeand.ree.denca.F. •eterr,Ont. Oefico hours -
cm 10 a. 111 and i t4 LOU. cit
Pocket
Handkerchie
R. J. A. 1ROLLINS, M. 0. 1'. S.
0., Victoria St. Crediton, Ont. Office hours
from to 10 a. m.; a to 5 p. *n.
FIR. IRVING, txR ADUAT L f3NI-
1�Vi;itSITY Trinity College Member College
Pwrsician,s and surgeour Ont., °tlhee1Urkton.
LEGAL
AIDING HARDING, & WHITE,
Banisters, Attorneys, Solicitors, Cern-
sloners, B, tt., &c.
aert,tcn--lleTroN's Bnoox, water trout, St
Miley s.
Juuai 16.HAnnING, i';.W.HAnntxa. H.A.I.watxu
1°'' ALOOtilSON & (.DO ,
itr '
6ta, 5,A.t
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a s,
.SolJait r
s &c.
;donor to Loan 00
heal Estate.
reueou's B lock, L xetor
r McDIARMID, B.A.,
Itt tttISTER,NOT•1RY, CONTEYANCLE
LUCAN.Oi T.
HOTELS
V VE+ STERN HOTEL, GRAND BEND.--
kf ;his Rotel has been leased fora terns of
Fears, al...4 1.65 been nicely fitted up. L"very con-
veuionce to, no ifiioreull travellers, The bell
brands of liquors and cigars at the bar. Gooch
hostler in attendance.
a 1.11tISTIAN IIAPTLCI13,Prop.
Grand Bend,;tay 93rd, 1878. sol.
`IENTYAL . HOTEL, CREDITON
J -Wer. Halter' proprietor. This Hotel has
been u+Jwly furnished and fitted 011 In first-class
style. Large and :convenient Show Porous for
Ooumercial Travellers ; best of liquor- and cigars
at the Bar. Attentive Hoatlers alware on hand.
M 21 -lbw. \VILLIAM BAKISSS,
('IILS.NGED HANDS. -=The no
�Jsiguecthavine'Panted. the 1) utferin house
trails, for term, it will befound 11-st-clae
fol, with every two omulodation 5'or thn t
hnlblie, Oonvoniontto the Station. (4
and cigars at the hay. Attentive hos tl
1021v. ,
PBIN °' 0L' WALES
Ctirki VON. G, S`Vrt'ei:T$, hav
the above hotel, and. fitted it
fors first-class acebrnn',ollatir
liquor :and cigars attho br
1ia,t, "olio ,a,'.
zests
Al THE
HAT, CA
GENT'S
FURNISH!
I 'Note the Stand -Nes
store. and opposite Centra
Ae
P
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t
1.Stanca ra Sash D
FACTOR
is constantly kept on hand, all kine.
material. Mooring herd and soft, Si
ngs &c., sold cheap. Planing Jigging
d promptly attended to.,
BUILDINGS CONT'RACTE
and Satisfaction guaranteed. As we
Mand a large stock of dry lumber, we fee
satisfying those who may give ns a call.
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