HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1879-7-10, Page 7JGI,Y 10,1879
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HUMOROUS,
A weft pronounce " morphine the
greatest. Of modem composers."
11uw to product) a telling effect—
Communicate to eteret to to woman.
Although a wntultn's ago is uudoui•
bicho ity " was roturihcd. Tho body
was taken, to the homestead of the dies
cohhsolete husband, where it was inter-
red.
A ItEllARKA.13EIE S1IIP
ably her own, she Never owns it. Fur the lust sig; years the Rev. O.SM.
iliuMrapherH don't geueritlly ' at-
.' Rattles, reciter of Eest Guildeford,lf;ng-
tetript the life" of people uutil theyre
demi. laud, has field his invention of the
When 'a dog hs particularly glad to pa'.yspherio ship at the (Reposed of the
sea his wester he has au express wag atiluiralty. 'fops vessel, it is calculated,
un, Ins tail,
There is one kind of canned goods
that goes off q ioker than any other—
Uuni Utviter,
None but the bravo de:;orvs the
fair," and none but the bravo eau live
with solno of theta.
\Vtlon does 0 footman reply when no
question has been asked ?-1Vtien he
tilt Dont lrs ingeerell.
tithere "your love lies
dreaming," WV.tke her up, aucl tell her
to get the breakfast.
Stone men are exposed to piety every
day in, the year, and uevor catch it oven , against the think end of the foremost.
iu iA.s mildest form, t Auy floating body thus shaped must,
Molt are you uonniug over?" asked when, driven forcibly through the
a flioud of ahaw stndeut. lIy lax i Crater, tend to rise, and if the speed is
high onongh it will, lige ou the urface
instead of driviug through the water.
These facts were detnoilstrtitecl by some
rough eiperitnents was a six-onuee
rocket. In, oue trial the model, weigh-
ing three puuuds three ounces, ran a
of 105 yards iu three seconds. In
auother it ran 480 feet iu four and
oue-half seouuds, the water being rap -
pled by a strong breeze, but in spite of
this the check was found to be dry
ENGLISH MECHANIC.
will bkiul the seas at a rate of 40 wiles
an hour or more. The principle of fir
Remus' invention cousieta in Inalcillg
the bottom of the vessel a series of in-
clined planes. In 1872 Mr. Ramus
made a model, having its bottom com-
posed of tvi0 parallel sill consecutive
inclined I Loire ; or the vessel may be
tleecribed Cts made tip of two wedges,
the thick end of which are placed abaft
the thin ends. There is thus in the
centro of the vessel a ridge where the
thin ends 01 the sternmost wedge abuts
on," was the reply.
The great beauty of being engaged
to a girl iu a boardin-hhouee id that you
don't hove to carry a flight -key.
Au old judge told a ye•nitg Iewyor
that he wont.] do well to pick some of
the feathers from the wings of his un•
agiuutiou and stick them into the tail
of his judgment.
A. minister in Orkney used to pray
that all good iufiueneus mi:lit " cleave
to the hearts of his congregation, and
to their childreu's hearts like butter to
to bore baunooks ! "
A brute beast of a man says when
,you want Lo get the best of au argu-
ment with a woman of thirty, you
skeuld load of with, "New, thou a
women of your age, " etc.
•'Now, granpa," said the little girl,
as she threw away her old hood, and
tied a bright new one under her chin,
;: I'm almost as old as you are. See,
I've reached my second childhood."
There was much sound palpable ar-
gument in the speech of a country lad
to an idler, who boasted of his ancieut
family;" So much the worse fur you,
" said the peitsaut;" as we ploughman
say, ' the older the seed the wurae the
„
eillOCKING SUICIDE.
Trot WIFE OF A FORSIER RESIDENT OF WEL•
SHOOTS HERSELF.
,`Ilia following which we copy from
the 1Viuuopeg Free Dress of the 18th
iliat., will be perused by our Wellesley
readers with feelings of ulelaucholy in-
terest :—A. melancholy event happeued
in the Little Saskatehewau country on
Wednesday of last week—a youug mar•
ries woman aocouipauying her hueblaud
to their new liome, takiug her life while
laboring; under a fit of temporary insan-
ity. A young muu named Jewett iIc•
Dougall, from the Towuslhip of Welles•
ley, Waterloo county, Ontario, was an
]hid way Frith his wife and some friends
to laud he had taken up on, the Little
HOW SIXTH GREEN BECAME A
FISH -C U LTUro1ST.
Among the interesting men of Ro-
chester is Seth Green, the patron of
fish -culture in, America. He is a broad
shouldered mai, with a square seaman-
like face, reddened by the sun and
good living. He has a fine white beard
flowing over his chest, and he gener-
ally wears a sort of brown velvet sac•
nue and drives a good horse. He is
worth about $5:000, uccutn:ulated as
a fisherman.
I said to him in a few miurites' oon-
versation we had; -"Mr. Green, what
pet you in the notion -of hatching Bah
and restocking our streams?" "I fished
Lake Outario," he said, "for about one
huudred miles of net and one hundred
hands before I was done. I kept a fish-
mnrket in, Rochester, and supplied
w•hite•fieh, salmon, trout, pickerel, etc.,
all over the county. I was s good line
fisherman' and went up the streams
leading into the Iakn to get brook -trout
salmon and other game fish. One day
when up the stream Isaw a fine female
salmon,, weighiug about six pounds,
come up, atteuded by her mate a Irl
three or four other fish. I had time to
jump behind a tree and take en obser-
vation, and there I saw the salrnon
begin to scoop nut a place in the bot-
tom of the bra)k with her tail. After
scooping a while elle would go off co-
quettishly and thou came bock and the
other fish seemed to help her. It oo-
curred to me that she wee putting her
spawn down there beyond the reach of
other kind; of fish. There is nothing
in the world so delightful to brook-
trout as totlevour salmon spawn.
"you kn ,w how salmon multiply.
Put the spawn out of sight and it will
multiply into little salmon; let it lio in
the water nod the trout will eat it. 1
became so interested in, that incident
that 1 got up iu the tree next day and
made myself a kind of seat there
among the boughs, where I could look
down in the clear water at the oper-
ations of those fish to protect their
spawn. I made up my mind then that
if I ever got a little more money than
would keep inn I would go at fish cul-
ture, It bad been begun in J ugland,
and I began to read ou it. As soon as
I had $1,200 a year mare income than
my necessities I went at this fish be i-
ness and took a brook, near Rochester,
where I had five miles to myself, in-
vented my hatching -boxes, and started
in. The only money I have made in
this businese way by the sale of the
brook. I made .$11,000 on it. How-
ever, the work has been started in var-
ious parts of the ct,unty, and we shall
not leave the generation to succeed us
without fish and sport.--LET•rem roCIN-
GINNtTI ENQUIRER.
Saskatchewan. Mrs. McDougall dur-
ing the trip was very low spirited, and
frequently expressed her disiuoliutttian
to go west, even at one time saying to
her Husband :—Shoot me and then
shoot yourself, and let us go together."
Similar expressions to others are also
attributed to her ; but it was believed
that her dowu-heartedness merely arose
€roto her being homesick, and none sus-
pected that there was any danger of
her committing the rash act which coil -
signed her to au early grave. At Win-
nipeg, it is said, she desired to returu
home to Ontario --a wish repeated at
tihe Portage. But the party pursued
tueir way westward. Last Tuesday
alight they camped about twelve miles
from Hero's Crossing, on the Little
Saskatchewan. in the tent were Mr.
and Mrs. McDougall and a little boy.
The next rnoruiug, between four and
Cove o'clock, Mr. McDougall arose and
said to his wife, Yoe get up and pre-
pare breakfast, and t'11 got the horses."
She replied, " Yes, in a short time."
Iia thou went out, and while washing
himself ju; t outside the tent was stt.rt-
led by the report of a pistol from the
interior of the canvas. He rushed in, to
find his youug wife lyiug setlsless, in
her hand a pistol with which she hal
sent a bullet into her bruiu. The
stricken husband grasped her in 1n
arms, but he c tuld not recall her to con-
eciousuess, aucl she shortly afterwards
died, without uttering a word after hav-
ing committed the fatal deed. The mi•
fortunate woman, whose maiden, name
was Shies Ellen Ferguson, lead only been
Married about three months. Her par-
euts, who are very respectable and well-
.to-du-peol.le----•reside in, 1Iuruington
township, Perth oouuty, Ontario. She
vas not over twonty-ono years of age,
aau'1 v as highly esteemes by allwbo knew
bor. An inquest was held on, Thnrsday
by the S ipeudary ?1tigistr;tto at Iiw e's
Croeeittg, to which place the bony wee
xenu ved, when a verdict of "temporary
I TIMES
1%ir11S,.,IAFIA.N HAS COMMENCED.LV . dres• sniakiug• at her residence, on Huron,
street, I.xoter. Cutting and fitting a speotalty.
Two apprentices waiitett imuxliately.
Groael'lo8M (G'on feotona/ry,
Supposing Tobacco 25 Cents per Ib
CHOICE TB0ACCOS AND CIGARS
always inetock,
SPORTSMEN'S DEPOT.
7
='larva% for the
OF TIIE
Piano and Sewing Machine
i 11 !Il (110;1....1.1
•• z; " ),,eco ,
SchoolBooks, Stationery, Maga,-
WITH ALL THE LATEST .
Y.B.--Sowing Machin, Needles ofovery kin.
A. 1.101
ire
PLOWS, and SCOTCH DIAMO
HARROWS
constantly on baud an 1 made bo order,
12:; IYIILLAN & McBRIDE
having now greater facilities than ever, are pre-
pared to supply farmers with Iron Beata Plows,
Stool lfonld Board, rondo by ourselves ; Chill
Plows, I(nappermake; Scotch Diamond Barrows
Cultivators, Ciaug flows,
Carriages suit baggies on hand, and made to or-
der, Itorse shoeing attenda l to on, the short.st
notion. Horses shod to prevent interfering.
rIIeSIILL AN & .IeIi:[tIDE, King St.,litnsall.
THE ONTAT.RIO LOAN AND SAVINGS COLI
PANY, 01" LONDON.
•
JOSEPH J :FFERY, President.
AL,MX 3OIIN0TON, hitt.-President.
SiYLNCKS BINK BRANCH.
�TOT[C '' TO DEPOSITORS.— THE
Ontario Loan an Savings C'otepauv are
prepared to r9ceivu deposits ir. the cam ,.f t S and
upwards, tittl a rate of SIX PEP, Ci'irT. per au -
num, 02, est i i)eriods, or Five per cent. on de
munch. Ail iii,, estimate of this cowpauy aro se-
cured be mortgages on Real r;state, which ail'or.ls
to depositors the best possible security for the
safety of their deposits. .r er further uurtioulurs
Limply by letter, or at the offico of.the C"tuuany.
a 1.3U -Sup. 13'CLLEN, man ge
Enjoy Life.
What a truly beautiful world we live in! Na-
ture gives 03 grandeur of monntaius, glees,
and oceans, and thousands of means for ell -
perfect health �o
ut hau ulw often dsiro no better the majority f ueoplo feel like giving it . up disheartened
discouraged and worried out with tlisease,when
there i$ no occasion for this feeling, as every
saffsror can easily obtain satisfactory proof
that Green's August Flower will make them as
free frolu di'ease as when, burn. Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint is the direct cause of
seventy -live per emit. of such maladies as Bili-
ousness, In,digeatimll, Sick Headache, costivb-
n,>se, Nervous Prostration, Dizziness of the
Head. P,alpitittion of the Heart, and other dis-
tressing symptoms. Throe doses of August
blower will prove its wonderful effect. Sample
bottles, 10 cents. Try it.
HARVEST TOOLS!
Reapers, Mowers
&c., &e.,
Ca-IEAP AT
BISSETT
EXETER & HEN SALL.
THE EXETER
PlaninaMill. Sash,
DOOR AND
END PANS?!
ALL KINDS OF
TUR NING
Done to order.
item ember bheplace
33 er a 1-Xoward Eroz.
HENSALJ.-i
PORK PACKING HOUSE
Haying commenced business for tate
Fail andWinterTrade
r "HE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK 01'
Silverware, China and Delf ever seen in
the. West, at
E. pwl a7.i' 7 ' I,.0 RST O , -I .
Mr, Drew has just received an excellent et r tit t' f
Silver Tea Betts,ButterCoolers,Dcublcsu,,11 ir, le
Pickle Cruets, Cake Baskets, (;are Itoetiver,, Cc n .
mouton Setts, etc., of thellcstQuadruple and'' il,le
Plate, and is offering the wane caprices that oafs
ASTO 1SH YOU 1O1t 11EAP11ESS
Ho has just opened out a new and oomph.. to a5-
sort,neut of China, Glass and Stooewaros. 0.
largo stock of Lamers j nst arrived. Coil anal satisfy
yourself as to quality ani t.huapness. Con:e cold
try our instruments. ldtulio Teacher still t -u
band. Sorvious at lowest figures.
tat Special attention called to the Raymond Sen ihu;
Machine. Organs and Pianos unsttrLass,,t i.r
beauty of design, and quality of tone,
E. DREW.
We are prepared to purchase any quantity of
Pork, subject to the following regulations:
We will take off two pounds per hundred if
dry, and three pound if soft. Shoulder stuck.
twonty-five cents. If any of the bong gut is
left in, i5 cents extra will be deducted.
No pop will be bought at an price it
A T warm..
S A TT S AGES
—AND---
Pork
—AND--Pork Cuttings
on gland at reasonable rates.
Wu want all Hogs Cutting Bright through
(truest to bead, and .Eialns opened oat to tail.
G. & J. PETTY.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
XETER
R4,, ,0. C E
AND LIQUOR STORE,
A LARGE STOCK OF
GREEN, JAPAN,
YOUNG IIYSON
and BLACK TEAS,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, DRIED APPLES,
CANED FRUIT,
SARDINES,
LOBSTEI'RS, -
SAL3ION,
BITTER SAUCE AND PICKLES, BRANDIES, GINS, WINES AND SYRUPS, RYE.'MAL'1'
SCO'1'CH, IRISH AND COMMON WHISKIES, TOBACCOS AND C1C0AR1 ,
Wholesale and Retail.
��. A.,rMA. CE
Main Streat,Eioter.
SAMWELL & PIC A D
Are selling the balance of their Spring and Summer
D ESSG &MILLI ' °
(All newest shades and styles), at
Gro .t1y Reducew Prices!
eadyR made and Ordered Clothing
Very Cheap
Fall Lines of HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS &
SHOES.
A, CHOICE LOT NEW CRO FRIES
Fresh arrivals of Turnip and Rape
Seeds. As all our Goods were
bought before the New Tariff, we
still offer them at old. prices High-
est price paid for good Butter and 7_
Eggs.
SAMWELL & PICKARD.
Exeter, Ont,
RANT
BRIVPHERS
HAVE RECEIVED
SOME SPECIAL LINES
AT LESS TTN COZ'T
and will give their customers the benefit, Just look :
Black Striped. Grenadines, worth 30 cents, for 10 <'eilts,
Black Plaid Grenadines, worth 30 cents, for 15 cents. Color-
ed Grenadines, worth 35 cents, for 13 cents. Colored Striped
Grenadines, worth 50 cents, for only 18 cents. Ladles' Black
Lace Shawls, worth $1.85 up, for 50 cents.
Good Butter and Eggs Wanted
inl.large gantities at 1 ANTON BP'.0S, TEmetore