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There ie 11() power 111 the works that
ill so magical iu its effects as human
sympathy.
No intlol„eul:o of passion destroys
the spiritttltl nature so much as re-
spect'tble selfishness.
Human things must be known to bo
',wed; but (sevum things need to be
1,yrea to 60 hnotvn.
Human life defined by a hoe is as
nneomf:rrf ab'e as would be the human
.figure delif.(•ti by It wire.
No more certain is it that the flower
was made t l waft perfume thou that
womatl's destiny is a ministry of love.
`.rears tart: the rift which love bestow
neem the IU U'!ry of the absent, and
they will avail to keep tbe heart from
uff,lcation .
Mothers never do part bonds with
babes they have borne ; until the day
titre- dirt each ,iniver of their life goes
back straight to the heart beside which
it began.
Mein and women receive in this
world much of what they descve. It is
like a looking -glass --this big world.
Grin and smile to it and it will smile
back ; scrowl and it frowns.
THE DANGERS OF BEER -DRINK•
IN G.
Beer -drinkers who congratulate
themselves that they are uut whiskey-
driullers, and who expect to escape the
penalty of ittempet•ai)ce, may as well
anderetnnd tllttt the facts are all against
hem. Dr. C'rotbors, au able editor,
says :—'•Iu appearance the beer-dritik-
er may bo the picture of health, but in
reality he is must incapable of resist-
ing disease. A slight injury, severe
Bold, or shock to tbe body or miud will
'commonly provoke acute, disease, end-
ing fatally. Compared with inebriates
who we eili'areut forms of etched, lie
is more generally diseased. The con-
stant use of beer every day gives .the
system no time for recuperation, but
steadily lowers the vital fumes; It is
our observation that beer-drieking in
this country produces the very lowest
forms of iuc briety, closely allied to
crimivai iusauity. The most danger-
ous class of tramps and ruffians in
large cities are beer -drinkers. It is as-
terted by competent authority that the
evils of heredity are more positive in
tieie class than from alcohols. If these
facts are well founded, the recourse to
beer as a substitute for ale ahol merely
increases the danger and fatality fol.
10 wing.'—Lxelwages
Tclegra)!t:—E very possible circum-
•stkr:ce that can be caught hold of and
rittde to do service in depreciating the
Nati•inat Policy has been eagerly seized
upon by the Reform press. The Globe
published au item to the effect that the
salaries and waFes of the employees of
tine Grand Trunk Railway were to be
out down on the lot of July, and forth-
with began to abuse the N. P. on the
strength of it; for, of course, it was
the N. P. a ld nothing but the N. P.
,that was to blame. The fact that the
svages and salaries have not been re-
duced effectually knocks the botton out
of the Globe's argument.
► 41- • •
THE FATE OF THE PRINCE IM-
PERIAL.
Tho entire British nation, especially
the military portion of it, sympathised
most deeply with the Empresa Euge.
,nae in her severe affiiction. Not only
do we deeply pity the Royal lady who,
in the space of nine years, has loot
crown. fortnne, husband, and only sou,
hot we personally grieve at the death
of the gallant lad who, an adopted -we
may say an honary—member of the
British army, was induced by a high
military spirit to risk, and, as it proves
to lose his life fighting by the side of
his old Woolwich comrades. Ia the
ranks of the artillery,. especially, will
there be great rogiet, when they hear
of his death, for he had greatly endear-
ed himself to the officers of the regi-
' meat by bis amiable, kindly heart,
eisliple mannersi high spirit, and skill
in mangy exercises. Singular irony of
hit groat -uncle died our prisoner,
after spending twenty years in fighting
against us; the great nephew dies fight-
ing in our ranks. Curiously enough
he is the first member of his fatnily, as
regards modern days, who has falleu in
an action. What adds to our sorrow
at his death is that it seems to have
been the result of roost unttcee untabla
carelessness, the absence of the natural
precautions. It seems that on June 1
the Prince Inmperial aecornpanied
Captain Carey, of the Intelligence De-
partment, and six troopers of Bedding -
ton's Crops, to reconnoitre and sketch
a spot eight utiles off, where it was in-
tendeld to pitch the camp. It appears
that the party halted in a field of In-
dian corn, and were in the act of re.
saddling their horses to return, when
Captain Carey preceided that they
were surrounded by Zulus, who had
crept up unperceived through the
maize -stalks. They all jumped on
their horses, and rode off under a
volley of musketry- Carey and four
of his troopers managed to cross a deep
nullao about NO yards oil', and thus
Placed themselves in comparative
safety. Two of the troopers were as-
segttied, and so was the Priuoe ; but it
is not quite clear how he met his death.
According to ono account, his horse,
which was restive, would not let him
mount; accordingi to another, he fell
off, perhaps from a main fact is, that
when a party proceeded out the next
day to bring is the body, they found it
stripped, end pierced with eighteen as-
segai wounds. They were all in the
flout. We are without any detailed
'recounts, but it eertaiuly does appear
that there la a prima facie ease against
the officer in command of the party.
That officer mast have boon Captain
Carey, and lye consider that he was
guilty of two faults. In the first place
he selected for his halt a spot which
seemed made expressly to favour sur-
prise.; in the second place, he kept no
look -out. We trust that this matter
will be t!ioroughly,invostigated, for we
are tired of hearing of surprises of
British detachments.
TIIE FALL AND WIN TER TRADE
C. $ou,thOOtt & B031
TAILORS and CLO'TIHIEltS,
Take pleasure to it form the inhabitants ofExeter
Ladd surrounding country, that they have just
ope.red out an eaoelleutassortluout of
:C'h'ords, Coatings, Vestingsel e.,
to the la test styles audpatterns,aud foe] assured
that intueni atter of clothing, they eau suit the
mostfastidioustastes.
$50,000.00
Atanotion. To commence on
Monday, Dec, 16,1878
W. B. ISI c G! a ugh! i n
of 196 Dundas street, London, will on the above
date, oiler 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 ,;even in the evening during the bal-
ance of the month,—from the lath to the3Ist
of December,
Tis is the largest and best stock that has ever
been offered to the public itt their own 'oleos;
and, ns everybody knows, the goods aro of the
beet manufacture and every article will be war-
ranted the same us if bought in the ordiu..ry way.
Phis is a ruse chance to get fine gold and silver
watches, gold jewelry, clocks, plated ware and
fancy goods at your own prices. Perhaps never
again will such an opportunity occur, Secure
yourChristmas and New mar's presents at this
sale. Save your money for this auction --and
ma!'onrouey.
W. D.: 1IcaLCUaIILIN,
Dundas street, London.
THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MIS-
ERY.
JustPublishod, in a sealed Envelope.
Price six cents.
A lecture on the -.Nature, Treatment and Itadi-
cai clue of Somival\Veakne 5, or Sper:. ater"htes,
induced by Self -Abuse, Involuntary- Emissions,
Impotency, Nervous Debility, and Itniedinrents
to marriage generally; Consmnption Epii(psy,
itt Fits Mensal .n.1 Physical Incapacity, dm.—
BY IROBERT J. CULVEIR WELL, M.D., author of
the "Green Book," &c.
The :vol ld renowned author in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Self -Abuse maybe
effectually removed ,rithout medicine, anti with
out dangerous surgical operation s,bougies, iustru.
moats, rings, or cordials; pointing out a mode of
cure at once certain and effectual, by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be
may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically.
me...This Lecture will prove a boon to thousands
and thousands.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad -
dross, on receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps.
&ddres
THE OIILWRLL LEDICAL Co.
41 Anu st. Now York.
P. O. B x 4b8G
NEW BUTCHER SHOP
The undersigned wonldinform the inhabi-
tants of Exeter and vicinity that ho has
OPENED A NEW BUTCHER SHOP
ouedoor south of his Blacxemithshop andhopes
the same liberal patronage that has beau ae
corded to himiuthe
BLAOE5MITII AND WAGON SEARING
line willheex.tendedtohim in his new branch of
ousiness, His meat wagon 101101111 at the resi-
dents of the village three time seachweekand
FRESH M EAT
fill k:n4s kept constantly on hand at his
butcher shop.
BIackamithing tud wagon makingearried on
as usual in all its branches
R. DAVIS.
HENSALL
PORK PACKING HOUSE
Having commenced business for the
Fail andWinterTrade
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,
twenty-five cents. If sny of the bung gut is
left in, 26 cents extra will be deducted.
No pot will be bought at an price it
• warm.
SATS AGES
AND
Pork Cuttings
on Mand at reasonable rates.
We want all Hogs Cutting aright through
Breast to head, and .Burns opened out to tail.
G & J. PETTY,
Piano
u •lab. for the Wien
OF THE
and Sewing Machine !
rrIIE .L..IIGLST AND BEST STOCK O''
sk Silverware, Citing and Dolf evor soon in
the 'West, at
E. D R EW' S S T O R°.
itfr.. Dr'ow hits just received an excellent stook 0
Silver Tea tletts,Butter Coolers, Double and Single
fickle Cruets, Cake 13 asku ts, Carts Receivers, C ou1-
unuuion Setts, ote.,ofthe Best Quadruple and Triple
Plate, midis offering the shave at prices that chin
ASTO\ISH YOU FOR i•IEAINEt S
He has jest opened out a new and complete as•
sorbment of China, Glass nand Stonowaros. A
largo stock of Lam psj ust arrived. Call and satisfy
yourself as to quality and cheapness, Coale and
jtry our instruments. Mesio Teacher still on
hand. Services at lowest figures.
Special attention called to the :Raymond Sewing
Machine, Organs and Pianos unsurpassed 1, r
beauty of design, and quality of tone,
E. DREW.
JUST RECEIVEiU) AT THE
EXETER GROCERY
AND LIQUOR STORE,
GREEN, JAPAN,
YOUNG HYSON
and BLACK TEAS,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, DRIED APPLES,
A LARGE STOCK OP
CANED FRUIT,
SARDINES,
LOBSTERS,
SALMON,
BITTED. SAUCE AND PICKLES. BRANDIES, GINS, WINES AND SYRUPS, RTE,'l1IALT
SCOTCH, IRISH AND COM2JON «'HIST:TFS, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS,
Wholesale and Retail.
(T. A. MAC e„.
Main Street,Exeter.
SAMWELL & PICKARD
Are selling the balance of their Spring and Summer
DRESS GOODS &MILLINE
(Ali newest shades and styles), at
Greatly Reduced
eadyR made and Ordered Clothing
Very Cheap
Full Lines of HATS,
& CAPS,
BOOTS &
SHOES.
A CHOICE LOT NEW GROi:ERIES
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
Eggs.
SAMWELL Sa PICKARD.
Exeter. Ont,
Prices !
Marble Works.
.
1o.•- --- _
W, 0. WEEKES
Dealer in
ION U1IENTS,
HEADSTONES,
MANTLE PIECES. -
FURNITUItE TOPS, &o.
Cemetery Work of all kinds neatly
executed.
ii Doors Noe-th�h++gqet Drew's
.►��Hreallll,,, Main street,
.rcd.lfi.�l, T . P..
National Policy
PLOWS, and SCOTCH DIAMOND
HARROWS
constantly on hand ani made to order.
11IcMILLAN & MCBR,IDE
having now greater facilities than ever, 000 pre -
Pared to supply farmers with Iron Bouin Plows,
Steel Mould Board, 'undo by ourselves ; (:hill
Plows, Iinapper make; Scotch Diamond riarr•ows
Cultivators, Gang Plows.
Carriages and buggies on hand, end made to or-
der, Horse shoeing nttendsa to on the shortest
notice. Horses shod to prevent interfering.
McMILI AN it MoBSIDE, Icing St.,Htnsall.
HARVEST TOOLS!
Reapers, Mowers,
S:e., Rc.,
CHEAP AT
BISSETT BRO ,'
EXETER & HENSALL.
):',y31,groat awl thorough blond -purifying s'°r r-
y; .: 1)r. ,'lerr,. r. (:oltb•tt Moll l 1):. ovt r: 0,4nri
all clamors, it !11 tin• war✓. Scrornla to it 0, ,.moa
Motel', Pimple, or Emotion. Mercurial ii l di>va:e
Mineral I'n:, ull their ef:I•rt•. to', era,licatrti
am! vlgor,ui+„n•l
I,•oltlt ;.11,! a wind F1 ahtitmi„n sits i -
Maid. I:rystpela., kault-rIleum, lrrvtr bares, Scut;
or Roues Sieh, In short. all ,:israo : (••iuced l.y b;••
1 loon, are comp Loren by tins powerful, purifying, act
luvigot•a t lag we: ache..
Especiany has it :uuuife,tcd its polencv le caviar
Tetter. hose Rash, holly Curbu;✓ ra, So^.o I'ycr,
Srrorolau. Smog and Screlliatsa, W il;to Strelfli, t.
Goitre or Thick Nook, and Enlarged 010mIs.
.
tr you feel dull, drowsy, c1. llItatrd, have stlluw
color of skin. (,ryelhtlilat-brown spots on fare or
body, frequent hear!aehe or 1lzzlncss, hail taste in
mouth, internal hent or chill's alternated with hot
Hu*hes. low spirits, and glootuy tlur hoc lings, lrr(•gul;;r
pipes Ile. t0 1 tan`..:11:31
i ladle 1. yea clic tiutdhr111}i eel 'Cif
Torpid Lher, er •'Inliou.uras:' Lt ansa)' eiLies of
• Llvrr l'outplulut" ani)• putt of these symptoats aro
rxperlenecd.. Ad at remedy for all :etch eases, Dr.
Pleat's Golden liedlcal Discovery ]las no equal, es
It effects perlect anti radical cures.
In the cure of Bronchitis, Severe Coughs, • i d the
Maly stades of Consumption, It has astonished the
nodical !acuity, and eminent physicians pronounce
it the greatest medical dtae very of the age. While
it cu res the severest C•out hs.l t strengthens the system
and purifies the blood. boll by rlrugglsts.
IL.1'. I'IR12CF., M. D., I'rop t•, World's Dispensary
and Invalids' hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
RRA11TTON BROTHERS
HAVE RECEIVED
SOME SPECIAL LINES
AT LESS TITAN COST PRICE,
and will give their customers the benefit. Just look :
• Black Striped Grenadines, worth 30 cents, for 10 cents.
Black Plaid Grenadines, worth 30 cents, for 15 cents. Color-
ed Grenadines, worth 35 cents, for 13 cents. Colored Striped
Grenadines, worth e50 cents, for only 13 cents. Ladies' Black
Lace Shawls, worth $1.35 tip, for 50 cents.
Good Butter and Eggs Wanted
in large qautities at R/ I2 TO11' EROS, Eze to ',
SIZE te2S!%1
PELLETS. ��„2t1��
eUetS
000
GIANT "
THE "'" CASHAmTiG
No use of taking the large, repulsive, nauseous pills
composed of cheap, cruise, and bulky Ingredients,
These Pellets are scarcely larger than mustard aoedat
Being entirely yegetob1e no particular cure le re•
gulled while using them. They operate without dis-
turbance to the constitutiondi t ornccuat,alon,
For Jaundice, Headache, Constipation. ImpDrrrr
Blood, Pain in the Shoulders, Tightaces or the C1bi
Madness, Sour Eructations from the Stomach, Ba
Tote in the Mouth, Baton. attache, Pain In rcdon
of Fangs. Internal Fever, Bloated fooling about
Stomarh, Ruch of Blood to Lead, taste Dr. Pierao'r
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In explanation of tht
remedial power of those Purgative Pellets over sc
great a variety of diseases, It may be said that theta
seam upon the unimut economy Is universal, not c
"land or tie.00 eve. sue their.unutivo Impress. Agt
Aloes not impair the properties of these Pellets
They aro sugar-eeated and inclosedin glass bottle%
their virtues being thereby preserved unimpaired MI
any length of time, in any climate, te, sn that they art
always cresta and reliable. This Is not Mu case wttt
pills put up 1m cheap wooden or pasteboard boxes
For all diseases where a Laxative, Alterative, of
Purgative, is Indicated, these little Pellets will give
tirt most perfect sat.lslitctlon.. Sold by druggists.
1t. V. PIERCE, M.Th. Pnor'n, World's Dlspensarl
and Iuvultia' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
CATARRH
SYMPTOMS.—Frequent stead.
ache, discharge tilling tato throat
sometlmoa'infuse, watery, thl.t
mucous, purulent, offensive, emie
ht others, a dryness, dry, watery, weak, or Innalnvtl
eyes, stopping up, or obstruction, of the nasal pals+
sages, ringing In ears deafness, hawlting and cough.
Ing to clear the throw, ulcerations, scabs from ulcers.
Voice alterednasal twang, offensive breath, impairedOr total depriVatlon of•Ssnse of smell and taste uta.
zinese, mental depression loss of appetite, lncliges,
tion, enlarged tonsils, tie ding eongh, itis Only s
few of these syymptonie are likely to bit present lu unq
01110 at One Unto.
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDE,
produeos radical cures Of the worst cases of Catarrh
no nuttier rot how lodg'standin4". T33h 333031 11n35
may he !muffed or better ap chole by tete usu of Dr
Pllsncs'S Doacltrr This 1s the only form of insula'
sent yet invented with which fluid mtRelinecap li,
carried MMMG)t 71 Thal rL.Itt,nCTLY .ti tire:$ to
!Arta of the tdlei,ted nasal passaged, and the eft i11
hers or ear Dies tenthtlunirntttty itteretrlth,inly ISY.
parts and ulcers :ognantl) c tst, and from wilii:
the catarrhal disCharge kenerr ity lrocc(,del Ms utl
Is pleasant and easily undtrdteoU arolp.dlteetlnm
scennif►1fanyiog eachinstrument 11 sv,..n'S (h.
Writ Remedy euros recent tttar:its n1 +'Cold in the
Bead" by a raw applieathaw. It 13 mild uo l t,leas'
Mit to use vontn1n114g no strong or eaustlr 3, 01 to
pal«nus. l"0t:1rrh tbenerty and L)eut ht Auld by drgir
3 [las, lt. i', Prrnrrl,. tr 1) lir tp'r 11 tn1 , s D1s'
naIls.rr utas 1bva110Yrlkrtih.11uG,Isr.,. X. to