The Exeter Times, 1879-4-10, Page 6THE CR TIMES
A. NEW SUBSCRIBER.
We got a new subscriber Wednesday.
'Wheu we answered Ilia knock at the
door,, he aided in, took off his hat, and
asked:
'Is dis tie newspaper shop 2'
We told him it was.
'Are is yon do boss fo'man ob de
t[uke ?'
'We satisfied our colored visitor on
that point also, and he continued;
'I fetch iu some `bacca to day. an' I
promised Ebehueezah—dat's my eldest
chile—I promised dat boy I prescribe
fo' a paper. He kin read, 11e ficin, an'
he's allera peeteriu' do ole ouwau au'
ole fo' books and papers. I s'pose we
orter curridcre de chile's dispeusity.
How d'ye sell yo' papers ?'
'Two dollars a year.'
'All de.sarne price ? Let me observe
one, of you please, sats,'
' We handed him a paper, and he un-
folded it, upside down, scanniug it crit •
cally ou both sides.
'Looks like der war it sight o' letter -
in.' in dist. I done forgot my spectacles
dis moruin', and I can't prezaetly tell
if its de—de 'llcrican language.
We assured him it was.
'In do Democratic or Republican
branch, sah ?'
'Republican.'
'Dot's de kine of a book Ebahneezah
gr.adjugated. in, an' I s'pobe rad paper
'ud suit him. Two dollars a yea,' you
say, Fah ? How much is dat month 2'
'About a bit.'
Tee not do man to min' expenses
whir the proper eddification of my
chillun is consarned. I hol' dat its eb-
bery pussou's duty to cultivate his out -
spring to de 'stout of his ableness,
Prescribe the name of' Ebahneezah ou
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if it gibs sassefaction, I'll come au'
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.MEDICAL.
A GENTLE HIND'..
A lady riding in a oar an the New
York Central Railroad was disturbed in
her reading by the conversation of two
gentlemen occupying the seat just be-
fore her, One of then) a elned to bo a
student of some college on his way
home for vacation.
He used much profane language,
greatly to the annoyance of the lady.
rthe thought she would rebuke him,
and,on begging pardon for interrupting
them, asked the young student if he
studied the languages.
'Yes, madam, I have mastered the)
taul;uagt's quite welt.'
'Do you read and speak Hebrew ?
'Quite fluently.'
'Will you be so' kind as to do me a
small favor ?'
With great pleasure. I am at your
service.'
'Will you be so kind as to do your
swearing in Hebrew ?
We may well suppose that the lady
was not annoyed any more by the no -
gentlemanly language of the would-be
geutleman.
POWERFUL OOMBINA'TION,
A. sou of Maine who went West in
early youth and has there attained
wealth and au honorable position, re-
turned last summer to visit his old
home. At the village store he saw au
old uiau whom he had ku:'wn in his
younger days. lie accosted him, but
was not recognized. "So you don't re-
member ole," he said ; "I ale John
"Yon 1" exclaimed the old
man. "You don't mean to tell me
that you aro John R----?" I certainly
am,'.' said the visitor, shaking him by
the hand. "and 1 am very glad to set
you again." "Well !" persisted the
old man, "I. never did. To think that
'this is you. They tell me you've grown
awful rich, John." John admitted that
he had saved something. "And they
ideut of a railroad and
say your prey
get a salary," A,;'uu John had to ad-
mit that rumor spoke truth. "I'In glad
on it John ! I'm glad'on it, my boy ! It
beats all what sarcui a8taua,:s and cheek
Tun PULSE.—Every intelligent per- I will do for a man." "A
son rhould know how to ascertain the
state of the pulse in health ; then by
comparing it with what it tuns ttheu hs CANADIAN O ,, EAL' FILLING.
was ailing, he may have some idea of
From the T.?.b3
the ease Parents should know the
healthy pulse of each chilli, as now and The Opposition iaals.i their de -
then a person is born with a remarkably sire to decry the i t tai slicy of the
slow or fast pulse, and the very case lel
hand may be of that pecnliarity. Au
infant's pulse is 140 ; a child of seven
years, about 80 ; and from tweuty to
sixty years, it is 70 beats a minute, de-
cliuing to 60 at fourscore. A healthy,
grown person's pulse beats 70 times a
minute. There may be good health
down to 60. But if the pulse always
exceeds 70, there is disease. The mac-
hine is working itself out ; there is fever
and infiaation somewhere, and the
body is feeding on itself– as in consump-
tion, when the pulse is quick, this is
over 60, gradually increasing with de-
creased chances of cure, until it reaches
110 or 120, when death conies before
many days. When the pulse is over
70 for months, and there is a slight
cough, the lungs are most probably
somewhat affected
COMMON SALT 1N EPILEPSP.—The Bar -
lines Klinche Wocbenscrift, contains
the report of a case of epilepsy occurring
in a young man of 18i- years of age, in
which all the usual remedies had been
resorted to, with no avail. The parox-
ysms occurred regularly at mid-day.
Common salt was.giveu, in teaspoonful
doses, before the time of the fit, with you of 1877 8 thou ever before iu one
the effect of warding off the attack up
to the time of the publication of the re- year. This unusual movement of Can-
port—seven weeks after the resort to
salt. Common salt is a dolnesti3 rem-
edy for convulsions of all kinds, and the
case reported would seem to confirm
the statement that, in all popular be-
liefs, thele is hidden some graius of
truth.
•cell
Uoverument as sub t 111 elle new
tariff, attempt to erea'tidji false impres-
sion iu the minds of the public regard-
ing the Canadian oatmeal milling inter -
eat, trying,* to make it appear that every-
thing adverse to this busiuess is attri-
butable to the now tt►rriff, overlooking
the foot that this branch of indnety had
been in its present state for some
months before the new tariff was
brought down, the despression being
caused bp circumstauces quite indepen-
dent of the National Policy. Any one
conversaut with the trade knows that
the season of 1877-78 opened with very
small otocks of meal on the British mar-
kets, coupled with the fact that the
Irish and Scotch oat crops were defi•
cient; at the same time the American
oat crop was abundant, of unusually
good quality and cheap. These excep-
tional circumstances gave a great im-
petus to the Janauiau and Western
States milling. All early shipments of
meal, meeting a bare market, realized
full prices and exceptional profits, which
stimulated everyuue in thttrade to work
to the fullest capacity of their machin-
ery, the result being that the export of
this article was greater daring the sea -
$ 7 for 63 cents; a special offer to
the readers of this paper. The 4111ERI
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orthography, pronuciation, and defiui•
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and American Lexicographers, illustrat-
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the wants of the scholar, and at the
same time is just what a plain learned
person needs. It is decidedly the best
dictionary ever printed. Contains 700
double column pages. Superbly bound
in cloth and gilt. Type clear and hair d•
801E0. SENT FREE to any reader of this
paper upon receipt of 63 cents to pay
.actual postage and packing charges.
This great offer is goodfor 60 days only,
and is made solely for the purpose of
introduction. But two dictionaries will
,be sent to one address. This appears
but once. OecEsc Now. Send currency
or 1 ct. postage stamps. Address at
once, NATIONAL BOOK CO. ROCKLAND,
MAss.--•References:—Bredstreet's Com•
rnercial Agency ; Russell's Commercial
Agency ; H. P. Hubbard, Advt. Agent ;
Freeman's National Bank, Boston; and
any Publishing House in New York or
Boston.
adian and Americau meal so iucreiised
stocks iu the home markets that caused
prices to dechue gradually. Following
this the out crop of 1878 proved very
abundant in Scotland and Ireland, and
over an average in the Western States.
As the season of 1878 9 advanced the
free deliveries of Scotch, Irish and Am-
erieau meal brought prices down to
such a level that Canadian millers
could not compete against at a profit,
Bence most of our millers rednced their
stall, and confined their operations to
the requirements of the local Dotniuion
trade;woutlhs before U1r.Tilley made his
budget speech. Another element not
favorable to the Canadian miller as
compared with the Western miller is,
the disadvantage in freightiug nate from
the West to the Oanadiau mills, the
( rates to Outario poiuts averaging near-
ly as high as from Chicago to New
York, while the Westeru mitlsr eau
freight his meal from Chicago to Liver-
pool as cheap, and sometimes cheaper,
than Canadian millers cau freight from
Ontario points to Liverpool. Quite
recently freight has prevailed for grain
from Chicagoto New York at 12f•c. per
100 lbs. At the same time Cnuadians
have had to pay 20e, per 100 lbs. to
bring grain from Chicago to Ontario
points, less than half the distance. If
our contemporaries desire to manifest
so much interest in the welfare of Can-
adian oatmeal millers, let them unite
in redressing this wrong, and not waste
.their energies ou false premises..
About four o'clock Monday morning
u fire broke out in a row of frame build-
ings ou the south side of Campbell
street, Luolcrlow, originating in A. Mor.
rison's tailor shop, and spreading to. R.
Malcolms furniture ware•roo ns' adjoin-
ing, and McLearn's barber shop, all
three of which were quickly enveloped
in the flames. R. 'Malcolm loss on
house and furniture, $ 1,000 ; irl-
surauoe $1,000: building owned by Wm
Donald, loos $1500: insurance $000,
in the Royal Mutual of Hamilton: A.
Morrison, loss on building, $900; in-
sured for $500, intho Manufacturing
arid 'M11erchants', of Hamilton: Dr. Ide-
Crimttlon, lose $75: no insurance.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
limn never sets so )heavily on the aged as
when they are ill and depressed. A heavy per-
centage of old people sutler from kidney com-
plaints, etc , brought on by derangements bf
the secretory organs, who will hail with joy
the great remedy prepared expressly to 1nc•ot
their cases--Plczoa1A l3itcnu and UvA U1tso.
It can be recommended with confidence. For
sale by Mr. C. Lutz, Exeter.
.Lxeter aN or'tll
nLoTJR and. GRIST MILL,
Being in good working order gives every mount
dation possible in gristing and flouring. k`1ou
and mill food delivered to parties leaving the
orders before cue o'clock at J.13ELL'S Bakery,
:0'1311EN E & CO'S, or at mil sauce day
—0 --
TERMS (I &SI -1.
—y. --0--t
Vv" Ma "S77 X CI 1',
EXE TAT P 0. AT THE
Shap Grocery.
E W BLAOKS1111TII S.II0]?
AT WIN. Oillit.il':A.
W.13tJCIi;INIr t •..� HAM, late of
17xeter, b as f CwntulonCed
bu\11171,(641111
inssslu Glhu Mn ; al..'vebrathe'1
lit W1nohleoa ° „ and is aro-
pa ed to du all, ;;:-.„4-4;`�-, kind ofbluck
smit111ngtyork - horse sh;oo-
ingspocially attended to, Promptness, cheapness
10ic..(lon(14„,,,k auarautod,W. A3UlLClCGIA,M
Fashionable' Dressinakin
Dresses cut and made to order
11ZR5. C X ROSS ,
Hain trect, Exeter,
OVER THE POST OFFICE.
$50,000.00
At auction. To commence on
Monday, Deo., 1.6, 1878
W. 0. MWWloughiin
of 136 Dundas street, London, will on the above
date, offer his whole stock, amounting to over
Fifty Thousand Dollars, at auction, and continue
the sale every day at two o'clock in the after-
noon and at seven in the evening during tho
(1.
l,al-
auoo of the mouth,—trent the 16th to tho 31st
of i;oeomber,
Tis is the largest and best stock that has ever
boon offered. to the public 'Lt their own prices ;
awl, as everybody knows, the goods aro of the
bast manufacture and every article will be war-
ranted the saint) as if bought ordiu.ry way.
This 16 a rare Chance to got flue gold and silver
watches, gold jewelry, clocks, plated wmu•o cud
fano' goods at your own prices. P04161113 never
again will such au opportunity occur, Seeuro
yourUhristmas and New Year's presents at this
sale. 1 oro your money for this unction --and
mal'emoney.
W. D. McGLOUGHLIN,
Dundas street, London'
--:o:--
TEA. Y TEA I TEA g
TRY MY 75 at. TEA I
TRY MY 50 ct. TEA i 1
Every satisfaction.
SUGARS, COFFEES,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, CANDIED PEEL.
OYSTERS. GRANGES. LEMONS.
TOBACCOES, CHOICE CIGARS.
Goods delivered to all ptrts of the Village,
Agent for
Great Westeri7 Sts'hp Co,
New York to Bristol.
C+'.PTa;�
(CO
Sealed Tenders.
addressed to the Hon. the Minister of the Intor-
ior..tnd marked” For Mounted Police Supplies,"
will hu received at the Department of the inter-
ior, Ottawa, up to noon ou Saturday, the nine-
teenth day of April next, for the following sup-
plies:—
BCaconuff"Clear sides"
450 '
13,620 pounds
ed...
Sugar. white granulated A ... 9,300
„
Peas. 430 "
Biscuits... :.. :. 2,700 '
Baking Powder ... .. 1,402
Hops 60
Oatuleal ::: ::: :. 400 "
Beans .:.1,830 "
(tanned or Dried Vegetables 2,0(0 '
Salt ,.. 1,830 "
Pepper .. .. . 137
Pico ... ... ... ... ...2,465 "
Coal oil ... ... ... '203 rale.
Candles 150 lbs.
Soap (aonitnop) 510 "
1 t•ttChus ... 141 gross.
Samples to acenmpany ter der.
Tenders to stato tho earliest dates and prices
at which the whole of those supplies will be do -
livered at Winnipeg.
Tenders will also'be received up to the same
date, for the transport of the undermentioned
approximate quantities from Winnipeg to the
following places :
A•siniboine Crossing,
Shoal La ko,
Hu'Appetlo,
Prince Albert Mission
Battleford.
2.500 lbs.
1.3,500
3,700 "
8,000 "
24,000 "
The signature of two responsible persons. wil-
ling to become security for the fulfilment of the
contract, to be affixed to each tender.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted
a. S. DENNIS,
Deputy 'Minister of the Interior.
F11ED'It WtTITB., Chief Clerk.
Ottawa, March 20, 1879.
Stn ndatrd Sash Door e Mind
0T011 Y,
1s eonstalltiy kept nn bend, all kinds of bo Udine
material. Flouring bard and soft, Siding .cold
nes .1co., sold cheap. Planing Jigging and Turning
promptly- attended to.
BUILDINGS CONTRACTED FOR,
and satisfaction guaranteed. As we have of
hand a largo stock of dry lumber, we feel sure on
satisfying those who may rive us a call.
ROSS BROS. & TAYLOR
KNOW
13y.iread:ng at.,` p.3eticfnp
the h umania:,tt -ruths con.
twined in the IF medical
t berm ever last,. 4. entitled
SELF-PRESERt .. TION
Price only $1. b^nn ey mall
on receipt of Klee. It
treats of Exhausted Vitality, Preuniture S)vdine,
Nervous and Physical Debility, and the endless
concomitant ills and untold miseries that result
therefrom, and contains more than 50ohigival pre-
scriptions, any Ont of which is worth the price of
the book. This book was written by the most ex-
tensive and probably the Innst skilful practitioner
in America, to whom was awarded a geld and jew-
elled medal by the National Medical Association.
A Pamphlet, illustrated with the very finest
Steel E et and
mar-
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•
Mowers and Reapers.
WE OFFER A TRIAL
of our celebrated
Single
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—AND—
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n all kiudsof Grass and Grpen,andon all con
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AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
HENSALL OR NO SALE
PORK PACKING HOUSE
Having commenced business for the
Fail andWinter VI rade
We are prepared to purchase any quantity of
Pork, subject to the following regulations;
We will tale toff two pounds per hundred if
dry, and throe pound if soft. Shoulder ntncic,
twenty-five cents. If any of the bung gut is
left hi, 25 cents extra will bo deducted.
No pork will be bought at any price If
warm.
SAUS AGESI
—AND--- -
Pork Cuttings
on hand at reasonable rates.
We want all Hogs Ctitting sriglit through
breast to bead, and .Hamh opened out to tail.
G.
& J. PETTY.
We also otter a Trial of our Wrought Isoo
Two Bar
JOHNSTON'S COMBINED REAIR
Atha &IMES
Maahiuessupplied with
'i'wo,Pitmans,
Two .Drag -bars,
Two Finger -bars.
Four Knives,
Forked and Keyed.
Nuts.
Self -oilers,
etc., to.
can be changed from Mower
to Rener
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13yreutovaiuffourboits, ana(nfess chantlfteon
nlinutes'titne...
['lease call at our works and inspec
our Machines before purchasing;
elsewhere,
Send for Catalogues.
THOMPSON& WILLIAMS
Manufacturing Co., Stratfoid.
,A.1'IIIL 10. 1879
11 AVE YOU LOST TJilt7 SENSF OF
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you to onjm;vable health. 11 out o nly cures Oa-
ta1'rih, MIL till other diseases at the saute time.
l'rioo •61 per outdo, hot sale by n11 druggists and
Medicine healers Send stamp for 48 page pam-
phlet containing treatise ou (latarrh, nod nertifll-
eaten of the cured to T. J. B. 11 IU 1)JNl1, lJ,alirilr
ion Agent, Brockville, ti 'b.
CON e'1'ITUTIONA1". CATARRH REMEDY.
The only corlaiu, safe, and effectual cure for
Oat+ tell, builds up the system told urea all other
diseases at the sumo time. Asthma, Best) told,
Hay Weyer, IN oryoua 3lubility, all leave tog' t11cr
wlhell tun Cuustitututlunu1 Catarrh 'Lleuhotly id
taken, a dlrecti d 1 riot Si per bottle, 1' or sale
by all druggists aid 51ediciuo denims.
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
From r to 03 Horse Power, for Iarm-
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Factories, Printers and all partes.
using hand or horse power.
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Send for circular and price list.
e olurD. ]Doty.
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ACM'
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L A� I rLIZI,NT i rl. r
NEW FIRM, INGRAM'S OLD STAND.
Horse Shoeing, Wagon and Carriage Mk ail,g,l) ia-
I mond i.1Lrrows,. and Plows. General Balcham
login till its brunches, itt the lowest rater, and sat -
guaranteed. (4i10 11S a call and examine our
work before t:ailing elsewhere
Mc/IILT AN it McBI1IDII, piing St.,Iltnsall.
Hensall. June 20. 1878, line
rjartorSARSAPARILLA
The Gloat Blood Purifier.
A genuine fluid extract of Reil or jai/mica
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As a Purifier of the blood. a Renovator of
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For sale at the drug stores.
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A lecture on the Nature, Troatment,anCI 13
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Impotency, Nervous Debility, and Impedimenta
to marriage generally ; Constlmpti,in I'lpilt.pfi\,
•t x. Fits ; ,Iental and Physical Incapacity, etc. -
13 -Y ROBERT J. CULVILRWVELL, M.D., author of
the "Green Book," &e.
The :vend te00w110d author in this admirable
Locture, clearly proves trona his own experience
that the awfnia:onsequences of Self -Abuse may be
effectually removed ,vithout medicine, ane with
out dangerous surgical operations, bongics,instru-
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DO NOT READ THIS„
ving received a lot of new machineri., I
11 awould inform the farmers of the sur-
rounding country that I am prepared to manu-
facture all hinds of Horse Bakes, Barley
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secured Inc services of a first-class Turner, I
am prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF TURNING'
on the shortest notice, and for style and price
I defy competition. Always on handl a first-
class stock of Fork and Shovel handles. Mill
half a mile south of Exeter.
A. COTTELL.
13y an immense practice nt the World's Dispen-
sary and Invalids' Hotel, having treated many thou-
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tive remedy for these diseases.
To deslo'uate tlda natural specific, I have named 111
Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescripti'
The term, however, is but a feeble expression, et
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of the ailments for "(Melt 1 recommend it. that 1 osier
unci sell it under A POSITIVE GUARANTEE. (For
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The following are among those diseases In IN Mehl
my Favorite Prescription has worked circa, as if by
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Stetroversion, Benring-down Sensations, Interim/
iert, Nervous Depresslon DcbIlity Despondency,
Threatened Miseorrlage, Chronic congestion, la-
aamniatloluand Ulceration el the Uterues,,Impotency.
Barrenness, or Sterility, and Female Wtmkneet
do tint extol this Medicine 86 a " cure. -all," but ,►i
admlrabl•' NI611s a singleness of purpose, beteg fa,
most perfect specific in all chronic diseases of the
sexual 6ysttm of woman. 1t will not disappoint, nor
Will at de lutrn, In any state or condition.
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