The Exeter Times, 1879-4-17, Page 60
IT'S BERRY SING'LA1t.
OP *MO
'It's berry sing'lar; remarked Uncle
,Joe a-01moms, as he laid dew the morn-
ing paper a refieotively surveyed the
toes of hie list of slippers, as they re-
posed on the guard bar or the cylinder
stove; 'it's berry swear drat of a man
lives to be ober fifty, an' 'cumulates
etaulps, au' died. genet ally admired an'
'speeted, (tat one•llalf of his sltrviviu'
Mende is a'ulost sartin to prove iu de
courts dat be was of unsouu' min', an'
flat he waen't fit in his latter year to
plan out a v'y'ge for anlud-scow. But
you'll fist' de papers full oh ole fellers
dat die 'bout a liltudred y'ars ole in de
poor house; an' dey is al'ays sensible
to de las' ?' And Uncle Joe shook; las
bead solemnly, as if there were some
Slings in this wsrld which modern
Iscienoe has not yet investigated.
A FRIGHTFUL SOE;1E.
During an exhibition of some wild
beasts a couple of weeks ago, at the
theatre in a small town in Thuringia,
Germany, a frightful scene occurred.
A leopard was not nearly so subwie-
sive to the tallier a3 uenal, and dashed
wildly about the cage. Suddenly two
of the bars gave way, and the animal
spraug with a tretneudous bound
among the spectators in the pit. The
terrified people rushed poll -mels to the
door, but the beast attacked the Lund
ermost of them with his teeth and
claws, and iu four minutes had killed
a woman and a o ild, and lawfully
lacerated four other persons about the
faoe and neck. The mcmeut the leo-
pard escaped from its oage the beast
tamer and assistants hurried after it,
artned with epe,ars, but were nimble to
cvarooule it until it dropped dead float
its wounds. On examining the broken
bars of the cage, it was discovered that
they had been filed. Au attentlaut,
lately discharged for drunkenness, has
been arrested on suspicion of being the
author of this atrocious deed.
0.11110..-
A
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A QUESTION OF DAM.IGES,
In a certain town in illistouri Squire
G --was defending a charge of mal-
practice. A colored man was suing for
damages, his wife Having died shortly
after an operation for the removal of a
cancer. When it came Spire G --'s
turn to cross examine the plaintiff, he
asked :
"Mr. Wilson, how old was your wife
when she died ?"
"About 45, sir."
"Beeu in feeble health a long time,
has she not, 11Ir. Wilson, and cost you
a great deal of medicine and help ?"
"Yea, Sir."
"Yon have married again, have you
not ?"
"Yes, Sir."
"How old is your present wife ?',
"About 85. Sir."
"Is she stout and healthy, Mr. Wil-
son ?" •
"Yes, Sir."
"Theu, Sir. Wilson will you please
state to this jury how you have been
injured in this ease ?"
Mr. Wilson had evidently never tak-
en this view of the matter, and could
not make an answer. The jury thought
he had made rather a good thing by
his bereavement, and brought in a ver-
dict for the defendant.
OCEAN GABLES AND THEIR ENE-
MIES.
Though reposing in apparent safety
on the the bottotu of the sea, ocean ca-
bles have a bard struggle for existence
against their many enemies, and never
survive fifteen years. One of their
deadliest foe's if the worru known as the
teredo, which has a marvellously effect-
ive boring apparatus and uununlbered
minute cutting:surfaces which enable it
to bore its way into an} thing that pro-
mises food. The butte pereba on the
cables has been a delicacy of which it
nos been particularly fond. Man has
been at work to endeavor to circumvent
this little animal. The hemp sbeathing
of the cable has been eoakod i:: castor
oil of the andorocanut which repels
the borers. The use of glass or slag
wool has been patented es a subsfitute
for the hemp sheathing, apt has also a
ribbon of fibrous materials coated with
a mixture of resin oil, or marine kine
to wrap aroiled the core. One cable
company is using an envelope of brass
tape as a prevention against the borers
of the sea. Icebergs grating ou the
bottom of the sea have cut cables.
Ships' anchors fool and damage them.
to the Persian gulf a whale was snared
to death in a cable. Fiats and turtles
and lightning have all damaged cables
more or leas, and the need of watching
and repair is incessant.
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W. I3UCRING
Exeter, ft et
' RS, C.13,WILLIA.MS IIAS .I UST •ctiv in Luithe,
openers out to pared to /to all
Fanason's Block,
a largo aaa won ecleetod stook of Ciiritlelo MIL
L1N111.1Y. including
Hats, Bonnets, and Shapes of the Latest
NEW YORE AND PHILADELPHTIA STYLES
A LSO a largo stook of
or 1 et. postage stamps, Addressab RIBBONS, PARASOLS, and
once,NATIONAL Boole Go. BoCIiLAND, LADIES `plCi, it,oludiug IES, LI4S and
Eto.
Mass,--Aiefereucee:--l3radetreet's Com-
morcial Ataenev ; itossell's Commercial
Ageuoy ; II. P. Hnbb;trd, Advt. &gout ;
Freeman's National Bank. Boston; and'
any Publishing douse in New Yorli or
Boston.
B OARDI•R WANTED.
A respectable penman eau be accommodated
with board and lodging, Apply to
WM. GRIGG, Jn., Exeter.
DO NOT READ THIS.
el/wing received a lot of new machinery, I
1.1. would inform the fanners of the sur-
rounding country that I am prepared to ntatiu-
facture ali kinds of Horse hakes, Barley
Forks, Grain Cradles, Suaiths, etc, and having
secured the 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 hand a first-
class stuck of Fork and Shovel handles. 1tIi11
half a mile south of„ Exeter,
A. COTTELL.
Ship Grocery.
--:d:—_,
241. t NEA. ! TEA!
TRY MY 75 et. TEA
TRY MY 50 ct. TEA l 1
Every satisfaction.
SUGARS, COFFEES,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, CANDIED PEEL.
OYSTERS. GRANGES. LEDIONS.
TOBACCOES, CHOICE CIGARS.
Goods delivered to all parts of the Village.
' Agent for
Great Western Sts'hp Co,
New York to Bristol.
CA2F.' .Ta, :.''t,EuVSP
MILLINERY
.1.Z' .,tf1lSS G✓lRL1fCK'S.
A full line .tow itt, of
Spring and Sninnter }tats, and Bonnets,
all the vcry latest shapes.
New Flowers Feathers, and Ornaments.
Trimmings in great variety.
GIRLS HAL FROM. $1.00 UP,
uicel/ trimmed. Everything will be sold as cheap
as possible.
Facey Goods, Berlin Wool, Mottoes, etc.,afull
ling always kept.
Jackets made or cut in the latest styles.
MISS GARLICK,
Attril, 78. Main St. E s;eter,
LIVERPOOL,
T Samples to acennn n.ny tot riot.
LOIS DONDi RRY, Tenders to state the earliest dates and prices
GLASGOiV at which the while of those supplies wilt be de-
livered at Winnipeg.
T Tenders 'te n also•be received sip to the salvo
ALLANLI LINE OF date, for the transport of the nvdeementionud
approximate quantities from Winnipeg to the
folloning places :
FANCY GOODS,
LINEN SUITS,
T1141 (;,'eat household efedicine reeks amongst
the Iowan ; necetsa•'"ies et life. 7'tioeo fatuous
PI' Ispurify the Broob, and act mos tyore, luny
YetSootbielly on the Liv er,Stcmatt, Iiirinevs,
r oil Bowels, geeing tone, en1rey, nus vigor to
t.ter.e sweat [nein springs of life. 1'ltey see eau -
/Meetly tecomnneudetl as it 4ever xaifing otnetly
i .
ell casco wuoro the ctmst it e t ion, frc m Sena ter er
cense, itan becotee impaired or weakened. The..
are %medal Jelly eftic.ciots in all citutentsiuct
ciente:1m feartle3 of ell age; and as a genetal
Tamely medic tie, are osuipassed.
Its smirching and heal iug I*rspa Wee nee L gown
throughout the weekt.
Iter the cure of bad legs,bad beeaets, olu wou n.s
Sores and Ulcers, it is an infallible tertodv. 't;
effectually rubbed on the neck and cheat, as Salt
t Ito neat, it Cures sore throat, Brouci tis,Uonq t3
Colds, and even Asthma. ).or Ohtn0oln: Sncl-
t;1':a, A$et'tees, files, b'istulas. Gout liheutua.tisut
end every kiu,l of Skin Disease, it bee never bee,'
known to fail. T1tel'ills andO.nturout aro me:-
nfaJlap 'ea mile at
533 OXFOLD STEEP, LONDON,
Anal are 'sold ay mil Vendors of a lsfetlicinea
throughout the civilizra world; with tlireot'ons
in almost avery'megua;e,
The Trade lifarkr, of these mocncities are re.,ie-
tered at Ottawa. Hence, anyone in talo Rill,
1st possessions, who may keep the A.neritau
O.urterfeits for sale, will be ptoseentea,
*"Purchasers should look to ;,he Label on the
Pots and Notes. If the add, os , Is not bd't, 0 -ford
Slue st, Lot doe , thew aro spurious.
Seated Tenders.
addressed to the lion. the Minister of the Inter-
ior, and marked" For Mounted Police Supplies,"
will bn received at the Dopartmeut of the inter-
ior, Ottawa, up to noon on Satnrtlav, the nine-
teenth day of April nest, for the fohotving Sup-
plies:
Bacon "clear sides" i3 G20 pounds
Coffee... ... ... ... ... 450 .,
Sugar, white granulated A ... 0,300 "
Peas 4.50
Biscuits... . ... ... ...2,700 "
Baking Powder ... ... .,. 1,482 "
Hops GU '
Oatmeal ... .,. ... 8010 ,
c n „
Panned or Dried Vegetables 2,0f0
Salt .." 1,930 "
Pepper ... ... .,. )37 "
]fico .. ..2,4'15 "
Coal oil ... ... .,. ... 205 eels.
Cen'iles .,, ... ... 150 lbe.
Soap (common) ... ... ... 510
Mltchos ... 14; gross.
.,
Royal mail steamships.
The tavorite route between Canada and Great
Britain.
Wit.rTEort SlF:9Zfi",pi.L
THE CASPIAN
will sail en April 5. Shirtest sea passage. For
aged, comfort; eeenomy and safety aro equal oe
3uyottter.'.slantic Line, and belie a Ca..adfan
Line,sbould be patronized by all Canadians. .l'or
ttarticnl ars as to passage or parties sending for
their f ria. ,ds, apply to
CAPT. G. KE MP, Exeter.
"Biro editt;F.tT REMISE for
ALLAN'S 4.711111 -PAT
le purely cop:Mbl& and perfectly harmless. It nets
upon the tied 10 the stomach, prerenlh)g Its being
converted Into co. raker lit ar1Ordnnre, wall r11..
reclines, ft will reduce a fiat person from two to Ave
pounds r,r 1,c,k,
1 crpolciiet: is not rally a disease itself, hat the
harbinger of nthere," tin wrote illoneeatna two
thnnsand years ago, and what was true then is none
the lest so I:twiny.
Hold by drugtats or sent, by express, upon re*
cella of 31.55. gnat er-rto,ett $1.00. Address,
BOTANIC MEDICINIE CO.,
.i'rgprtctot'o, J tt fpato, N Y•
Asstniboine Grossing, 2,500 lbs.
Shoal La ke, 15,500
Hu'Appelto, 8,700 .
Prince Albert Misaon 8,000
Bettleford 2400 "
The signature of two responsible poisons. wil-
ling to become security for tite fu15 .tient oithe
contract, to be will :video each tender.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily ex-
cepted
S. DENNIS,
DnpuLv
Minister of the Interior.
Fnt.n'r. Wgrrn, r)hi+:f Clerk. l
Ottawa, March 20, t 070. I
PI C All Iliegent C.hrnmos, Ahatnee, fir,., or 25 a`; -
41i.1 sorted, invci,dre.,nr25 Birds 0 arils
100. Nassau 0ARD 1:0., Naaaall, N. Y.
HENSALL
PORK PACKING HOUSE
Having commenced business for the
Fall andWinterTrade
We are prepared to pure.]lase any quantity of
Pork, subject to the following regulations:
We will take off two prnmds 'per hundred if
dry, anti three pound ;f soft. FThonldor Stuck.
twenty-five cents. If any of the bung gut is
left in, tis cents extra will be deducted.
No pork Will be bought at any, price If
warm,
STTS A GES
---AND-- r -
Pork Cuttings
en hand at reasonable rates.
Wo want all atop Cutting sright through
grease to head, and .Slams opened out to tail.
G. & J. PETTY. 1
0E'IP f SPA.
RAU. late of
oommetteoct'
0.1:1yehranb'1
anal Is II,re-
kind olb;lack
el:odi ug work doers shoo-
ingepeeially attencteQ to, 1'r'omptnees, elleapnees
audgooti work guaranteed, A call solicited,
10.910 W. BIltlifINtlitAM,
Fashimable Dressmaking*
Dresses cut and made to order
MR 3. G. ROSS,
Male treot, Exeter,
OVER TUR POST OFFICE.
S50,000.00
1
APRIL 17. 1879
r��IzlG
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
C. Sou,thoott ei Son
TAILORS and CLOTLtlifl h,
Take pleasure to it forni the innabituutrof llxeter
add eurronniting mimicrythat they stare just
(peace' out tett excellent nsssorGtnent01
.T!eceds, Ooatinet,, T'esfisu iete.,
to thotatest Styles andpetternm,ancl feel assured.
thatintuetu atter ofclnt'ting, they eau suit Ute
mosteletteioustestas,
AViir YOITLOST TRE SENSE OF
TASTE Olt SMELL If so, it cony be from
the 'Amnon of the 19th century, CeRnnrtrr. TIEN
CovsrxroTroxAa, e'Amnnitri li.ZITEDr will restore
yen to enjoyal,le, heaths. 1t not only emelt (at-
-berth, but all other ciiaehses et the Seine ti,,,e.
Prior 'M per ;tattle. Frit sale by all d m:gists and
.iedioino denier11 Shad Stamp ler 48 page pam-
phlet oontetnieg treatise on Catarrh, and nertid-
cates of the enrol to T. 3'. ti. BAIMING, IJemhl-
ion Agent, Brockville, O+'t.
CON$TITUTIONA?. CATARRH I F,MEDY,
,t auction. To commence on The Drily certain, safe, and effectual euro for
-1 / -p p t Cat+ tilt, builds up the *,)stent and urea all other' 1
11'[onclay, Dec, 1.U, .L `7 i diseases atilt, sante time. Astluna, licse Oold,
11ay Falter, ' urvcu1 I[ebility, all leave together
when the ('ulei tllutntieuel Catarrh Remedy is
taken a. dir'eet+'d. Trico $3 per bottle. For sale
by all druggists aid Medicine dealers.
W. D. McGioughtin
of 130 Dundas s I reet, Lon don, will ou the above
date, offer Iris whole stock, ninutueting to over
Fifty Thousand Dollars, at auction, and (mutinies
the sale every clay at two o'clock iu the after-
noon and et seven in the evening during the bal-
ance of the mouth,—from the 10th to the 01st
of December,
Tie is the largest and bast stock that has ever
been offered to the public at their own prices;
and, as everybody knows, the goods are of the
best mamtfaeture and over,' article will be war-
ranted the same as if bought in the orditt.ey way.
This is a rare ohenee to get due golf and silver
watches, gold jewelry, clocks, plated ware and
fancy goods at your own prices. Parnaps never
again will such an opportunity occur, Seeuee
yuur0hristlnas *anti New Year's presents at this
sale. Savo your money for this auction—and
utalomonoy.
W. D. bleGLOUG}ILIN,
Dundas street. London.
AT THE
Standard Sash Door Blind
FAC'T'ORY,
is constantly kept on hand, all kinds of buildinG
material. Mooring hard and sift, Siding Mould
ngs Sc., sold &leap. Planing Jiogiug and Turning-
, promptly attended to.
BUILDINGS CONTRACTED FOR,
and satisfaction guaranteed. As we have of
hand a large stock of dry lumber, we feel sure on
satisfying those who may give us a call.
ROSS BRAS. &TAYLOR
Tey reading at:i p.dctscing
the tuestinta'.ac -ruths con.
tained in the .,re medical
book ever issue a, entitled
THYSELF SE,eonlyRSERt cTION
Price only $1. Sant by mad
on receipt of price. It
treats of Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline,
Nervous and Physical Debility, and the endless
concomitant ills and 'untold miseries that result
therefrom, and contains more than 50 original pre-
scriptions, any one of which is worth tite price of
the book. This book was written bythe most ex-
tensive and probably the most skilful practitioner
in America, t o whom was awarded a gold and jew-
eller' inedal by the National Medical Association.
.A. Pamphlet, illustrated with the very finest
Steel Ear'taab n mer- ���
mar-
vel of ort and beauty—
formen to all. Send
it at once. Address
PEABOINSTITUTE,
MEDICAL4]3u1- THYSELF
INSTITUTE•, Igo 4 Bul-
itnrh St.. Boston. plass.
Mowers and Reapers.
WE OFFER A TRIAL
Of our colebrated
Single Mowers
—AND---
Singie Reapers
n ell kindsof Grasa and Gretn,andon all eon
itions ofsoilandsarlace,
AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
0I1 NO SALE
Wo also oiler a Trial of our Wrought Iron
Two liar
JOHNSTON'S CON1BI3ED BEA" ER
A.‘) MJWEZR
afaobiuessupelled with
Two Pitmans,
7.'wo Drag -bars,
Two Finger -bars.
Four Knives,
Forked and Keyed.
Nuts.
Self -oilers,
1tc., to.
can be changed from Mower
co Reaper
AND REAPER TO MOWER
R
Eyramovaloffourbolts, an1'inioss abantlfteert
millutea'tlnlo. ,.
Please call at ons' works and insi ea
our 1llacllines before pureltasing
elsewhere.
Send for Catalogues.
THHOIMXPSON& WILLIAMS
Manufacturing Co., Stratfo.cd.
ENGINES AND BOILERS'.
From r to 13 Horse Power, for Farm-
ers, Dairymen, Butter and Cheese
Factories. Printers and all parties
using hand or horse power.
Best and cheapest in the market.
Send for circular and price list.
John Doty.
Esplanade street.
Toncairc.
G'BYIIIM Cu.,
In retutniut, our oust:mers Our sineero
thauka for the very liberal support which has
been extended to us for the three years we have
been in Business, in Exeter, we beg to advise
you that we
HAVE REMOVED
To our New Store, next door to Samwell &
Pickard's, where we will be batter prepared
than ever to eupl?ly the wauts of our Customers.
We have added largely to our stock, and our
prices will be found lower than any IIouse in
the Trade. and the quality of the goods equal
to the best, \Ve would call your rarticular
attention to our stock of Conking Stoves, which
is designed specially for Farmers' use. The
castings are extra heavy, which prevents
cracking or twisting by the lteat,and the prices
and terms of payment will be found very
reasonable.
073 . E es Co.,
Next Door to Seamed & Pickard's. Main street.
9 ` SARSAPARILLA
eve *ugl
The Groat Blood Purifier.
A genuine fluid extract of Red or Jamaica
Sarsaparilla, combined with Iodine of P4as-
sium, for the cure of all diseases arising from
impurity of the blood:
Nearly all the diseases that trouble the hu-
man race are influenced by the state of the
blood. It is indospensablo that this fountain
of life be in a pure and healthy condition.
As a Purifier of the blood, a Renovator of
the system, and Preserver of tile powers of
life, Carter's Sarsaparilla bas no equal.
For sale at tate drug stores.
KERRY WATSON & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Montreal.
THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MIS-
ERY.
JustPublieh'd, in a sealed Envelope.
Price six cents.
A lecture on the Nature, T:'eetmnvt and Emil -
mil cure of Semi nuI Wee arm 5, or:+per tttorncene,
Inti m6d by Mr -Alums, Involuntary Emissions,
Impotency, Nervous Debility, 111111 Impediments
to tnan•rino tee le) idly • Consumption Epll..psy,
nit lits ; lfon'•' 3 rand Physical Ttroai'ttcity,
Bk 1101; 1101; P' R'i' J, ([IjIXE R.1'i WELL, its D., author of
the "Green Beet," We.
The we:1+1 reuo\cr,eil author in this admirable
Lecture, cie:n5" proven from Itis 0)11: experinnee
that the aural ceatseg0rotcee of Self -Abase may be
effectually removed without medicine, and with
net dative)"nits sl trait Sal Opertttu)n s, bougi es,iustrit-
tuents,tings, or rordivla; twin tima Out a mode of
(t11"0 tit (111111' certain and effectual, by which every
snfferor, no twitter what his condition /nay bo
to ay cum o It i msol f (dimply, privately and radiealty.
t «e,Thin Lertuty will prove a boon to thousands
01'd thousands.
Son t, undo' seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad -
fl rem on receipt of six coots, or two postage
stamps.
iddres
TEE OIILwxr.I, tt3»rIcAL CO,
43 Ann st. Now York.
P. 0.110x 4x80
By an immense practice at the World's Dispen-
sary and Invalids' Hotel, having treated many thou-
sand cases of those diseases peculiar to wntnan, I
have been enabled to perfect a mostpotent and post
tire remedy for these diseases:
To designate this natural speckle, I Have named it
0r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
The term, however, Is hut it feeble expression of
out high appreciation of its value, based upon pore
ennal observation. 1 have, while witnessing Its posi-
tive resnits bl the special dlseeses tneidettt to the
organism of woman, singled it out as tins clhta„x or
crowning worn of my medical career. On its merits,
as a positive, safe, and effectual remedy for This class
ofdiseases, and one that will, at all times and under-
felt circumstances, act kindly, I am willing to stake
en reputation es a physician- and so eontidcntairi'
shat it will not disappoint tune meet sanguineex-
pectatlons et n single Invalid lady who uses it foratty
el the aliments for 1p }rich !recommend It. tiuttl Oiler
and sell It under A POSITIVE Gra IOANTEII (Por
conditions, see pamphlet wrapping bottle.) .3
The foUnwing are among those Memos In ahtett
my Favorite Preeerlpt(on hes worked cures, as ((by
magic, and with a rertnility never brfnre attained by
any Medicines I d ucorrhrna, Excessive Flowing,
Painful Monthly periods, Suppressions when from
Unnaturai causes, Irregularities, Weak back, Pre -
moms, or Falling of (116 Uterus, Antovorslon and
netrovcrslon, Beartug-dovm Sensations, Internal.
Beat, Nervous f)epresslon Debility Despondency,
Threatened IIiseerrlaze, Chronic t',ongestioh, In-
f}i(ammttt(un sad Ulceration of the Uterus impotency
Barrenness, or Sterility, mid rvemnln Weakness.
1
1 do not extol this atcliah:o eta enre-all," but ,11
1dml'ably Millis a singleness or purpose, beteg','
Most perfect specific in all ohron(0 ellsestles of (he
Sexual system of woman. It will not disappoint, 001
will It do harm, in any state or condition,
Those Otto desire further infor•nnntion to these sub
70Bets can obtain it In Txtre PAot'Lit'8 COntatoN SENO/
1tn)013, AUyxardn, a lrnntt of niter 900 pages, 5501.
5Ost paid, 00 reoelpt of VLAe. It treats minately eY
those disease's peculiar to Females, and rives much
rarllahl0 advice in regard to the management 5Y
0teso a1(1001nnx.
yFnvnrlto i'reaert tion sold by, i rarral.ts. ' Q
We Invalids, dole , Buffalo,
i71,'YVOritl'a Dupe:wary