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THE TIMES
A SWELL MOHAMMEDAN WED.
DiNG.
'VIE MARRIAGE (W TEE FIFTH SON OF TILE
KilEIKVE OF EGYPT.
Alexandria, Jan. 14.—To-day it is a
great Mallemmedan wedding. Mahe
monnd Hatpin 33ey, the fifth son of
the Khedive, was married lust week to
to a daughter of Edhami Pasha, a eon
of A WAS Pttribf eon of Meheinet Ali,
end Arceroy of Egypt from 1848 to
1854, Prince Teat k, the heir apparent
to the throne, is marriea to a sister of
the bride, Mid Mime. Ibrahim, now at
woolwich, is betrothed to another siH-
ter. Certainly tlie vice -regal family
are obedient to the behests of their re.
which (loolare marriage n posi-
tive duty, "Art thou married ?' asked
the prophet of one of his followers.
e ''No," replied the man. "And art
then sonnet and healthy ?" "Yes,"
said the other. "Then,'" declared the
prophet, "tho' are one of the brothers
of the devil," Bat the devil has not
many brothers in a meliamenedan
country, as every man of any position
has his herein. Four wives are the
limiteend the facilities fordivoree are so
.great, that rich men do not at all shrink
from tho dangers of this quadruple al-
liance. tJtee, the companion Of the
prophet, is said to have married and di.
*vomit 200 wives ; and a tereitiu old
dyer of Bagdad has come down in his-
tory as a man who had been .married
WO times.
Prince Helmond, who had 'been be-
trothed for some time, was married on
'Thursday—the lucky day cif the week.
)'UI the old ceremonies were gone
throetch, and Cairo took adeep interest
in all the proceedings. There is no re
ligious rite, and the principal parties
ell not meet until all preliminaries are
over. The Zetieb, or pvocession of the
'bride, was performed by her in due
•form throogh the streetsof Ceiro,which
elm promenaded in georgeoua attire.
carefully vieled, and shot up in a
brougham. Infantry and cavalry, with
martial bank preceded her, and she
was filowed by crnwde of female
friends and hnrem slaves, by whom
she was Seally nominated to her hus-
band's palace in the Iemailielt quarter.
The Iridegreom, meanwhile. after
dining with his fetcher et Abdin Palace,
was escorted by his male 'Mends to the
. relitining mostine, where ft solemn
prayer wee perfeemed. From the
, mosque. its the sun went •drswn, he and
his party marched on !actin prnoess•
sinn throneh the whole city. All fin.
Pr n es Nehar, Pasha, Wel Radar
• Pestle, Stiehl') Pasha, and crows:gni
other plaints and boys were nf the,
• party, and many of these stout (Egli
fere s were exhausted by the fatigue of
eneh a formidable pedestrian trip.—
Srldiers eecorted the procession, at-
tendants crtrried numbers of hinter:1e
and the streets were• densely crowdeci!
by natives eager to see the sight.
The crowd of friends parted with the
bridegroom at the foot of the stair
eetse of the palace, when his brnther
liaasan gime him the customary blow
.on the back which signifies farewell to
bachelor life, and he was then left alone
in rescue his wife from her female at-
teedinite nnd see her face for the first
'One in his ltt'e.
so-rerr.1
ENGLAND.
A Tichbonrne Claimant is now at
work in the biickfields itt, Portsmouth
Doeltynri extension works.
'rite Beho sap it seems absnrd t,
talk of distress in Lancashire, when
$75,000 have been raised nt mice for
the fund of tite Bishopric nf fciverpool.
Mr. Snultey, the Amorionn Evange
1;st, was entertained at a pnblic break.
fast in Nee eestle on,the third inst. He
g shrint to bold a sones of
Sei'VieGS
!t mernoriel is being signed in Lnn.
anti asking the Lnrd Align'. to convene
et meeting at tho Guild Hallio etrge th
tOnvernment to inquire into sour so -
'called Free Trade system:"
As twn buys were crossing a field at
.11iseendew. neer ITelifax, England, n
'4iw tlnys ego, they discovered the body
/Sof a tniiltlie.asfed writnan. 'The woman,
'WO poorly clad, and appeared to have
been frozen.
LndyLnblmeli is a reel iielpmete tc
ion hin.lhand, the distil's-1,411Pd natural
let. She is an accomplished :amateur
artist, end taking .1 he keenest interest
in his pursnits, sho olen assists him,
in illustrating his works.
MesRrs. Millburn, Bentley ct Penrnen.--fcrs.
1 feel it my duty to inform yon.that last spring
1 lost my hearing with ono onr, and this fall I
lost thellearing of the other also, so that Iwas
afraid 1 would never be able to 'hear again. I,
tried everything to bring hack my hearing that
1 mold think of, but found i ell in vain. At
lest I made up my Mind to -trysome of the
Yraitow Om, in I rubbed- a little mi the oritaide
of my &vs two nr throe times a clay, and every
night and morning. 1 wot some wool with the
oil and kent it in my ears, and in ,one %reelect
time 1 scold bear as well as I ever mild; but
till rnb on the oil when the weather- is cold.
limn keep wool also in my MM, 1 write this
te von thetyou might know the worth of your
Yellow Oil, Yours, truly.
Jout4•Claroc.
ire)! sale 10 :Dr.. C. :Lut, txotor.
THE NATIONAL BOOIJRGE.
It is estimated that the annual (biro -
ages caused by the ravages of insects
and worms exceed $150,000,00J in the
United States %lone. Truly an enor-
mous leas! Yet it share into insignia,
canoe when compared with the ravitgee.
of that more terrible seourge, Cons= p -
tion, which annuelly sweeps hundreds
of thousands of human smile into eter-
nity, The Onuses of consumption are
various, depending in every instatece
for the development of the di. ease upon
the scrofribms diathesis, or tempera-
ment, of the vietiln. Thus the same
cause which will prance in one Person
an attack of acute disease or a slight
nervous prostration, will engender con-
eumptinn in a person of scrofnlous hab-
it. That oonsnmptinn can be cured by
proper treatment will 103 readily peroeiv•
ed when the exact nature of the disease
is understood, viz : the necurnulation
end deposition of scrofulous matter
(tubercles) in the litngs. Obviously,
the principal remedies regnired are (1)
it powerful alterative, or blood -purifier,
to arrest the accumulations and also,
eleanse the blood of the scrofulone mat-
ter, and (2) a mild cathartic to expel
the diseased matter from the system.
This course of treatment, in cnnjnnction
with a strict, hvgienio regime, has
proved the most successful method of
louring this diseese, Dr. Pierce's Gobi.
en Aledical Discovery and Pleasant Pur-
ge tire Pellets are the best alterative -and.
cathartic remedies before the poblio,
and have been used in thousands of'
cases of o'nsumption with the inns'
marked efiionev. Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel, at Buffalo. N. Y., affords special,
and. imegnaled advantages to contenmp-!
fives, not only pnesoest-ng the beet med• ;
ice] and hygienic means of 1 reatment..
hut having VI essential advantage of
being situated in it clitnate where the
inhabitants are notably free from this
disease.
Cam, nt the. first Dreg Store and procure a.
bott'e of Grav's Syrup of Bed Spruce Gum for
coughs, colds, dm. We recommend its pur-
chase at Drug Stores of respectability, as there
is An attempt to place in the hands of the pub-
lic an article under a similar name, put up in a
similar style, but of a white milky appearance
—the genuine being of a dark brownish -red
colonr. Isis a wretched imitation, and should
be at 03100 rejected.
A .y its rent:m.1 thorough blocul-pinifying proper.
t. Plon's Cuiden 81, -.liar Discover...urea
,411 ilutnort., iron alt, worm Serofida to t C414111000
Cloteh, wr "Eruption. 4111401134
1/111VP444 PoIS011'
t mind their erectn, ,nro eradicated,
yilot.ou.lenilth and somit constant Ion estab-
lished: Erysipelas, !Solt -rheum, Fever Sores, Sealy
..or :Roach Skin, ht short. nil diseases caused by bad
.1 boo lotre conquered by this powerati, purifying,and
Ineig,mno Jimmied Mita.
Especially'llanit manifested Its 'potency In curing
Teller. Steno hash, Iloilo, tlarbaneleo, Bora Eyes,
Scrorulons Soren wad Swellings, White Swellings,
Gottro•or'Thielt Neek, and Erdarged Glands.
if you Teel dull, drowsy, debilitated. have sallow
Color .a.s1:11), or yollowisli-brown spots on face or
body. frequent headache or .dizginess, bad taste in
mouth. antenna heat or alternated with hot
Mahe...tow smelts, and gloomy forebodIngairregular
appetite. and tongue (mated, you arc snithring Tem
Torpid .1.1ver, or tililllownicsa." In many cases tof
,Ltv, r complaint,' only part of these symptoms are
experimiccd. As :t remedy for all suell cases, Dr.
Pler,..N. Golden .Medleal Discovery has gm nand, as
it c irons perfect nt radical cures.
In [Iv: cure of Bronehlt la, Severe Coodbo, and The
early atages of Consumption, It 'hes astonished the
ineoleal taealty, and eminent physiclaus pronounce
it the greatest medival discovery of the age. While
it rutt t I t., severest Coughs. it strengthens thesystem
and purines the blood. SeltI by druggists.
R. V. 'PIERCE, M. D.. Prop'r, World's Dispensary
fuel InvaLids' Itotal, Buffalo, N. Y.
SIZE
OF
PELLETS.
O 0 0
O 0 0
leje'S:
t 2t1S0 att
e
IN et (6!
THe " 3 1 1 1 -CA TV a C
No taw of taking the la,ge, repulsive., nauseous pIlls,
composed of cheep, crude, and Milky Ingredients,
The, Pellets aresearoely larger thanntustard male
Being entirely ref:dahlia, no particular care Is re,
(mired while using them. They operate without dile
tarbanee to the constitution. Clict, nr occupation
For Jaundice, Ileadaehe, GonstInetion, lamas
Dined, Pain In the Shoo Mors, Ttehttters of the Cbab
Dlzzlnago, Sour Eructations from the Stomach, Btu
Taste In the Mouth. Bilious attLbel.n. Pain in mulct
or Kidney& Internal Fever, Bloated feeling Oben'
Stomach, Mash of Blood to head, telae Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Policia. In explanation of tht
remedial power of these Purgative Pellets over et
Creat u ValietY of diseases. It may be said that theft
notion upon the animal economy Is universal, not s
gland or tissue escaping their mutative Impress. jt(
mitts not impair the properties of these IkIlets
They are sugar-coated and inclosed In glass bottle.,
their virtues being thereby preserved uniumah.ed ti
Sty length of time, In any climate, so that they arc
always fresh and reliable. Tile Is not the ease witi:
pills 'put up git cheap wooden or pasteboard boxes
Foe all diseases where a Laxative. Alterative, ot
Purgative, is Indicated, these Itt little Pellets will glvt
the West Perfect satisfaction. Sold by thottEELgto.
R. V. PIERCE, M. IV Pitorm,__Worws Dispensar3
and InvalhISI Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
SYMPTOMS.-Frerynentitnati.
/mho, dischargo.falling Into throat
sometimes profuse, watery, thick
parttlent, olfanslre, etc
In others, a dryness, dry, watery, weak, or Inflamer
eyes, ampplim up, or obstruction, of the ttasal ens
sops, ringing in ears, cleafbess, hawking and cough.
Ing to clear the throat, ulcerations, iambs from ulcers.
Vile altered, nasal tnitng, offensive breath, impalren
mw total deprivation ot' seine of smell a141 tarte,
alncss, mental depression, 1050 of uppetite, indigos -
con, emerged tonsils, nettling cough, 41P. 0.111P t
lbw of Mee symptoms are likely to tic pin:A.0f in aur
case at one tIme. 0
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REFIL,DY
predn-utt radical euroo of the worst case; or Catarrh
no matter of 116W long standing. The I harld rented)
luny le, ,tIllttl 5 e tier a pnlicel 1) the use of Dr
l'tfitern's I /cumin.. 'rills 1 t luoonly II•rin of !twirl'.
meat yet Incentelivitl, medic con lo
earritai mon 1:1' and mtttmcrLy Alt ::fl 1,, IA
„parts or lie omelet 'mot pose,e,e, Os 1:111:1.1
1.1.es cayltit:A eommuniettling therewhI. hal
sons. awl alder:: 'iI1) exist; en1 1 11, I
,the itt., rebel v Ily proce,..",, na,
1s piens:lot Imo easily Maler..locat from airectletu
,itt itt nv', 4.4 ' 0,
1.1,11 0 Illr•elvtti, 1 , nt'old In (11611, 41,1), ) olealue itt, 11 . 1 111'
1. 1 lrt nt rtren.c ttt •••,
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1111 trnitinie
CLEARING. S.
LE
BE FORE TAKING STOCK
SAMWELL & PICKARD
Will offer for cosh or 10 Days the balance of their Fall and Winter Goode at Cost so as to
make room for their Spring Stook. Ali goods we shall oiler are new goods bought for this
Seascin's Trade at lower prices,
LADIES' MANTLES, at cost, HEAVY 3/A.NTLE CLOTHES, at cost, MEN'S and BOYS'
OVERCOATS, at cost, MINK SETS and MUFFS, at cost. FUR 0.A.PS, at cost.
CLOUDS and SCARFS, at cost. Also a full assortment of general
•
DRY GOODS, 1300TS and SHOES, HATS CAPS,
OHINA TEL SETS and CROCKERY whieli will be
offered at bottom prices we are glad to say .oiii stock is
not large but fully assortetl in all lines,
Although titles has been a very hard
happy to say our mode of doing business has been ap-
preciated by the public as our sales for past year has far
exceeded our expectations. Thank all customers and
patrons for past favors and still solicit your patronage,
season we are
SAMWELL & PICKARD.
PhiMploomaz.......7010001.11tymonarywen
Exeter, Ont,
Furniture and Un.dexatakinge
S. FAIRBAIRN bas on band at licusall as large
and as handsome a stock of FUII,NITUEE ne can be
found in any establishment iu Huron, all of which he
IS PREPARED TO SELL CHEAP
.INDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES!
Having procur,d a handsome hearae, he is preparel
to attend to UNDERTAKING,
Oil the blast Reasonable Terms,
In connection with the Undertaking Business, he uses the Anti Septio Flnid, which preserves
,he body and'dostroys all offensive odors, and prevents contagion arising from dead bodies. A cull
respectfully solicited.
Emblems of all the Different
TBYRNE & Co..
Itt returning our customers our sinee-..e
thanks for the very liberal support which hers
been extended to us for the three years we have
been in Business, in Exeter, we beg to alti e
you that we
HAVE REMOVED
To our New Store, next door to Samwell at
Pickard's, where we will be hotter prepare('
than ever to sapply the wants of our Customers.
We have added largely to our stock, and on'
prices will be found lower than any House it
the Trade, and the quality of the goods equa
to the best. We would call your 1,articula:
attention to our stock of Cooking Stoves, whicl
is designed specially for Farmers' use. Th,
' :asthma are extra heavy, which prevent,
;racking or twisting by the heat,and the price
ted terms of payment will be found very
reasonable.
O'71U\TE ct
„Wit Door to Samwell & Pickard's. Main street.
Kw0w 'By reading • t pArticIng
• the inestim.V.e. cou.
tabard in the I's medical
bens ever 1-4st. .4. entitled
SELF-PIZESNInt T1 ON
Price only $1. m oy mail
on receipt of price. It
twists af Exhausted vitality, Premature neelinc,
Nervous and Physteal Debility, mut the endless
concomitant ills and untold miseries that n suit
therefrom, and centains more than 60 original pre-
scriptions, tmy one of which IR worth Illprice of
the book. This book was written by the most ex-
tensive and probably the most skilful practitioner
111.Americat to whom Witt awarded a !told un0w-
eTed medal by the National Medicol As.cehoinn.
A Pamphlet, illustrated with the very attest
THYSELF
Steel Engraving4-a MT. fil kr. la
vel of art and CeautY--, 1E in
sent FREE to OR. Sena
fmr it at mute. Address
11
eiesTreurn, iNo 4 Bit.
FE A BODY MEDTOALT le, 7NSELF
anvil St.. Boston...Alas&
Ship Grocery.
TEA, I TEA.'
TRY IIY 75 et. TEA. l
TAY MY GO et. TEA!!
Ivory aatisfa etion.
SUGAIIS, COFFEES,
RAISIN S, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, CANDIED PEEL.
•
nsTERs. GRANGES. LEMONS.
TOBACCOES, MIME °MARS.
Cioode delivered to all Inds of the Village,
Agent fur
Genet Western 81s' hp Co.
New 'York to Bristol.
1878) FALL (1878
n
„THE OLD RELIABLE I—I0I.T.SE
kt all times, %)td narticalarbf at A period when Trade is universally depressed and money
astrce. It is in the interest of every buyer to purchase where he can get the article he wants
1,t the towvc rate. In calling your attention to my present stock, I do so with evevy eonfid,:
once; it bsiag more carefully assorted and selected than thar of any previous season.
112 the Dry Groods
Ilvese department is replete wig.% the most seasonable and fashionable fabri ea, Marked' a
trims which should command the attention of the very closest buyers. THE ORDE
CLOTHTICir still bas MR. W. IVES at it.head.
In Millinery
uncierthe,na-agement of Miss McGlogh ion , we can snit the most fastidious. Our stock of
aroce.ies, Boots and Shoes, Canadian, English and American
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
me of the largest and best aisorted in the County. Inset:Kling purchasers will consult their
best interests by examining mrstook before going elsewhere.
JAMES PICJtARD
3-0DERICH
FOUNDRY
Founders, Engineers and. Machinists.
MANUFACTUREAS OP •
.iINGINES AND BOILERS, FLOURING, GRIST AND SAW MILLS
bTAVE AND HEADING ARCHINERY;
Middling Purifiers of improved kinds.
Agriculura Implements
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES
Potash Ketttles, Sehoel seats, &e.
iron and. Bras: CateitinsrEs to order?
For sale cheap—Second hated Boilers. and Engires Stave and
Shingle, and Heading Macninery.
Repates on Boilers, Eugiues, Milis, &a., promptly attended to.
GODERICif FOUNDRY and. 'ILANUFACTURINI; co.
GODERICH. Ont.
THE NATIONAL POLICY
Having triumphed at the polls,
ISAAC CARLING
[s prepared to give all his customers toe lin.: oft kc Cott will acorns from its adoption and has itt
hall a large stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines ane
Liquors, Crockery,Etc.,
At his Store, Alain Street, Exeter., which will be sold a
which wan:, sold at prices naues,r,1 of under Proo Trado.1
The farmers of the surrounding country will find it to their ad-
vantage to ,sell their produce without paying market
Lrees, on the Exeter market,which is second
to none in the west, and then •
call at the store of the s'ibscriher and
(iSecure Immense
.0...,argaLas
there tel be rhad Os'ercoaL:nthill-cloths, Broad -cloth
.Dcie skins'Silks,. C•nd everytning
71)eletlim the Dr; Goo4s The 0-reeery
Dltytrttivint rely nitplotip.:An ingpotion inviLed.
No trouble to show goods •. • ISAAC, CAP:LING