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Tho;price of Barley.
From the .l'apatlee Standard,
At this season of the year the farmer
are naturals anxiety, to Mettle the Clues
tion as to what price they may reason
ably expect for barley. There is alway
.more or less uncertainty about price
ofgrain, owiug to market reports an
crop estimates emanating from in
terestect quarters. For this reason w
are diffident abunt urging farmers t
sell or hold ; but this maoh we will say
that in nine oases oat of ton the fume
who sells every year eotnos ollt in tit
end as well off as the farther who holds
and this year the prospects are tha
holding ever the barley crop will bo
foolish proceeding on the part of any
one.becautte the prospect of high price
is not gond.
In the first place the crop in Caged
ie an average oue, but the calor is no
'bright.' Then then Californian oro
i c excellent and has been harvested
' very aright, Reports place the surplus
fast between 15,000,000 and 20.000,000
bushels, which can bo ]aid down i
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BARON ROTHSCIIILD'S. MATES.
Attend carefully to details of your busi
ness 1
Be prompt in all things !
Consider well, then decide positively 1'
Dare to do right 1 Fear to do wrong!
Endure trials patiently 1
Fight life's battle bravely, manfully !
Go not in society of vicious 1
Hold integrity sacred 1
r Injure not another's reputation or b.usi-
e
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t Join hands only with the virtuous !
a Keep your mind from evil thoughts 1
- Lie not for any consideration 1
s flake few acquaintances 1
a Never try to appear what you eke n t
t Observe good manners. 1 •
p Pay your depts promptly !
question not the veracityf a friend 1
Respect the counsel of your parents 1
11 Sacrifice money rathor,han principle
New York at about 75 cents a bushel
In the Western States the crop is large
and well saved. In New York State
• the yield is good and the quality fair
Therefore the United States is pretty
well supplied, and the only thing in
our favor is the popularity of Bay of
Qainte barley, which will enable our
Layers to place :a good. deal there at
t'oniewhere near the price of Calif_'orni-
en barley in New York, what ever that
may be, The English markets are al -
0) open to us, but we have to consider
the eff.set of the German crop, which is
rather under an average oue and can
he laid -clown in England at a compar-
atively low rate. In all probability a
large hfripment from Cana.la to -Eng-
Iand will take place, and for that mar-
ket it is importeut that the grain be
tlhoreu;ghly cleaned in order to realize
the highest price. The excise in Eng -
hod is by measurement and not by
weieht, eonsellneritly the price in this
market is ranged aecortliug to weight.
in other words, the more pounds a
rllttlsrer call get iuto a measure the leer.,
the slaty, so that every extra pound
the barky eau be made to weigh adds
as =eh to the price. Our batters
should prerace for this by cleaning
their barley thoroughly, so that all
b etels, elite straw, &e., are removed,
al the prices given by our buyers this
rear will be to a certain extent graded
by the number of nonnds to the bushel
.that the barley weighs.
CAUSES OF SUDDEN DLATII.
Very foto of the sudden deaths which
are said to arise from diseases of the
heart do not r illy arise from tliat; cause,
To ascertain tlibereal origin of sudden
dsatns, ad experiment was tried end
reported to a scientific congress at
Strssbn''g. Sixty-six cases of sudden
death sere made the subject of a thor.
ongh post mortem examination. In
these eases only two were found who
died from diseases of the heart. Nine
.orst of thirty-six bad died of apoplexy,
while there were forts' -six cases of con-
,gestion of the lungs ; that is, the inuge
were so full of blood that they could not
wogs:, not being room enough fur a suf-
ficient
uf-
f cient amount of air to support life.
The eaeses that produce cnngestion of
the luaigs are : cold feet, tight cloihing,
costive bowels, sitting stilt until chilled
after being warmed with labor or a
rapid walk, going too suddenly from n
close room luto the air, especially after
speaking, too hasty walking or runtime-
to
unuing
to catch a train, etc. These causes of
sudden death being known, en avoid-
ance cf them may serve en lengthen
nutty valuable lives, which otherwise
be lost under the verdict of the heart
eompiaint. That disease is supposed
to pe inevitable and . itlanrable, hence
ninny to avoid sudden death, if they
knew it ley in their power.—New York
T� terld.
ACTIVITY IN THE IRON TRADE.
Though it is new midenmmar, usual-
• ly a dull seiaon in the iron trade, the
demand for iron is great and prices are
tending upward, The intelligent sec.
retary of the Iron and Steel Association
of the United tttatee prodiets that the
pr"dnot title year will be the largest tete
couutry has known. Ife also beleives
that tele activity which prevails to -day
in all branches of the iron and steel
trade will continue for at least years
to amities. Nearly all the favorably
fir 'nets rolling twills, as well as fur.
3y and stoat tvnrks, leave orders
aliseel for several mouths. The truth
i + tire iron industry has been so long
under a ohne! that. the Cretans need of 1
iron throughout the couutry i8 emir.
111011e.
Tonoll not, taste not, hhdie not intoxi-
cating drinks 1
Use your leisure time*for improve -
merit !'
Ventura not upon the threshold of
wrong
Watch carefully over your passions 1
A. TURTLE As A DETEOTI`E.—BrOwu
street market on Saturday morning was.
the scene of a ludicrous incident,. An
aged daughter of the Emerald Isle,wbo
manages to eke out an existence by
begging "a little something to help an
old woman along," approached a fish.
stand and appealed for help —"lust a
fish, sir." He was busily engaged in
waiting on paying; customers, and, be-
sides, he paid for his articles, and could
not afford to give them away."
"Only a little one," she persisted.
"I haven't got anything for yon, so
get," ho dried.
She moved away, brit not out of the
building. Unobserved, she walked
back to the stand, where a large tub, 1
covered with canvas, attracted her at.
tension. Cautiously lifting the cover,
so as not to make any noise, she ran
her hand into the tub,and—well, ono Week hardly ,ek she was able to
give snub a yell as that wbioh eeboed
through the market. The tab con-
tained several snapping turtles, and
one lied got hold of her finders, 'caus-
ing eonsiderable pain, ' Oclh ! rnister ! s
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following reply : "The one carries hi
cross behind, and the other before,'
referring to the marks of .the cross o
the bucks of the domestic ass and o
the apron of the archbishop.
tk Very good indeed," laughed Whate
ly. "And nowi can you tell mo the
difference between is donkey and a cap
tails of artillery ?""No, indeed, I cannot," replied the
officer."There is nano whatever," rejoined
the archbishop.
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7$' OULD SAY TO
thew who intend
nlrehasin i to from
do so fro
the nutuaftadtmx3r. The
dealer who buys to null
!again intuit necessarily
have to profit. We 11ai111
to give the p,t chasers bin
hellcat, avllioh cannot fail
to meet the views Of t11"
Grangers, Our expenses
are less than those of of+•y
mtlulilecturero armoire/It-
ly we 01111 sellebeaner.
A SeessmrL VILw.--The New York
.San says —Tho sooner the youth of
this oonntry are compelled by the scope ---- ' "
Embolus
and tendency of our public sohoot eye-
tene .to recognize that only one boy in
a l n iilred can be a lawyer, doctor or
elergymau, the better it will be for the
American people. To that end it is es-
sential that our methods of training
shall cease to foster the silly and abor-
tive preforence,for so-called gentleman-
ly pursuits—shall squ'arely face the fact
that manual labor is the PO) erein whloll
the great majority of the human rocs
are destined to move, and that it is me-
chanical skill and genius winch have I
transfomed the world, and which
should command the highest prizes in
the race of life.
THE CROWNING' DISOOV.ERY.
All the "phones" of this phonetic age
are enrpaseed in practical benefit to
mankind, by the discovery of Allan's
A.nti•Fst, the great and only known
remedy for obesity, or corpulence. It
produces no weakness or other un-
pleasant or injurious effect, its action
being simply confined to digestion, and
preventing an undue assimilation of
the carbonaceous, or Il°04h-prndnein_e,
elements of the food* Sold by drug-
gists.
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Ellsworth, Kan., Jnly 18'411,1878.
BOTANIC) Itr:DiCIN8 CO , Bnf1'44l0. N. Y.
G-'EN7'LEiIEN.•—dlian's Auti-Fat re-
duced nie seven pounds u1 one week.
'lours respectfully,
Mrs. Taylor.
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Ask Yourself these Questions.
Are you a despondent sufferer from Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness. Plapit:ation
of the Heart? Have you Dizziness of the
Head ? Is your Nervcus System depresses] ? 1
Does your weed eironlete badly? Have you a 1
Cough? Low Spirits? Coining up of the foot
after eating? &Co., (to. All of those and. much
more are the direct results of Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint and Indigestion. Gauss's Avtrrsr
Fzowln is now acknowledged by all Druggist,
to be a positive cure. 5400,000 bottles were
given a ray in the United States through Drug-
gists to the people ax a trial. Two doses will
atisfy any person of its wonderful quality in
uriug all forms oflladigestion. Sample bottles
0 cents. Regular size, 75 cents. Sold
ositive by all first.class 1)rnggists.
tufty Gad blase yt ci ; take the arttyther
off ; do /Lame," was her p:eadit.g re-
mark to the owner of the "snappers.'.
It was found necessary to kill tee tur-
tle before the fingers could be liberated,
and when she was free she left without
further cerernony.
TILE LINE TRADE,.
The Flax Sisprly Association of Ire-
land heave just issued a drunker whi_h
states that the imports of flax still•oon-
tinue to show a decrease,. but probably
the supply has been adequate for the
diwiraished consumption which- pre-
vailed. There has beet} a small cleorease
in the exports of yarn in July, 1879,
compared witd Jule, 1878. Thread
:rare than maintain8 the ir,Urease in
exports which it has shown since the
commencement of the present year.
The exports of linen exhibit a fraction-
al increase in quantity in July, 1870,
contrasted with 1878. The value,
however, either indicates a higher class
of goods, or else an increase in the de-
clared value by shil'pers. The total
for seven mouths ended 81st July,1879,
is 5.1 per cent. in gnautity and 6.2 per
oent. in value leas than corresponding
period last year. The most important
increase is in Italy, being 105.8 per
cent. in quantity in July, 1870, over
July, 1878. The increase to Spain and
the Canaries is also considerable. To
the United States, the increase in Je-
ly. 1879, is 2i-•6. per omit. in quantity
in excess of Jnly.1878, and the, gross
exports to the United States' for the
seven expired mouths of 1879, eon-
trasted with 1878, shows. an increase
of 5,645,500 yards, or 12.8`per cent,
CONTEST OTC' wrr.
He tvho.etiters into a contest of wit
with a clergymen is likely to find his
autagoniss holdinu his own.
One dray Dr, \Vtnitely, Archbishop
of Dublin, was walking with a young
officer of artillery who was allied to
Ititn in "blood, when the latter pro-
poalnded the following riddle 1
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"What is the difference between a
donikey and an archbishop ?"
Whatelv gave it up, and received tale
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Enjoy life.
What n truly beautiful world we live iu 1 Na-
i e gives us grandeur of mountains, glens,
a
oc••aus, and thousands of means for ei1-
oyment. We can desire no better when in
horfect health ; but limy often clo the majority
f ueople feel like giving it up disheartened,
liscourag,rd and worried out with diseasc,when
here is 110 occasion for this feeling, as every
utlerer can easily ol,laaiu satisfactory proof
hat Green's. August Flower will make them so
res'frolu disease Its witcu born. Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint is the direct cause of
eveuty-five' p_er`cent. of such maladies as l3ili-
usuees; Indigestion, Sick Headache, costivE-
ess, Nervous Prostration, Dizziness of the
Head. Palpitation of the Heart, and other clis-
ressing symptoms. Three doses of August
lower will prove its wonderful effect. Sample
Utittles, 10 cents. Try it.
\�%ATCFIEs. ULoots,
+Y Sewing Machines,
organs, Aoeordeons, and
Umbrella repaired,'. Agent
for the Weimer series sow
ing Mact lines. Second-
hand Sewing Machines for
sale cheap. All kiI Oo o(•
needles and $Luttles f w iiewingMachlues It'pt'on:
h tad Shop—Main St • ler., Dashwood. JCR \ G.
S )LDON, s}rcprietor. bias 15 1-y.
ENGINES AND BOILERS'
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PTI"-11MrERl 4,1679
. aariimeac�^ws,aalamlaxme�tr,nt
C. Ss S. GIDIIY,
;lxicl I-+-, i kr iitni'o .1 an -cif -a rt-utreta s
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of all the Da, feront
ViirE WOUL
call spec]ctlattentieDn
to our underbulc,ng dei>t,rt
meut.u•hieh is 1 10ro 00111
p10te tht.lt ever, as we hero
,added everal lww designs
1 of ate The host cab's.
ea0ltet5 shrovds;aud every
uueial requisite at, the
lowest prieo1. Our new
Hour, e is l,lenetweed by
competent jutltes to be
seer 1 to nor a fn the
provinces
Societies.
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DOMINION LABORATORY,
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Truth Concerns You More Than Cou.ter fait,
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Therefore, rend., purebaqe,
Therefore,rentl,pureba'c, and enjoy its bargains, VfhonI say 11auufaicture my own furniture
eau prepared with guy proof -sheet that the 1>oop1e can inspect at 1111y tile, by calling at guy 'War
tones where they mill sot, a superb des ;Any of
Furniture in All Its Branches
Is'1,iunfact'lrod by uvsnlf and nay ertiatie skill, wit'' goo•l v'nt•'anatlellill. I der tare nnh
iusatisfyingthe people with aeta;y of Rn 1liture tia,;t , tuaot bo e,aunll.,l for glality or pricy
b;xeter, a11 blowing to tl1.1 con t:'n.z y,11otwithetanuing.
tWIEN YOU WANT WAY FURNITURE 3IVE.J. SRAM A CAS 1,
Corner of Slain and Gidley Streets, Ereter.
1879)
T''IEE
(1879`
OLD HOUSE
At aIItimes, gullnartiealarly at a noriod when Trade is universally depressed and money
scarce. It. is in the interest of every buyer to purchase where he can getthe a1 tele he veiny
at the 'owe, t rate. In calling your attention to my present stock, I do so with eve"y cOI;tid
ecce; it bsiug luorocarefully assurteu and selected than that of any previous season.
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In the Dry Goods
Eve] ydepartment isreplete wi'11 the mostsen40112ble and fashieaable fabrics, marked
'vt3-
priceswhichshuuld command very closest buyers, THE CIUIE1Ii 1
CLOTHING still has 1111. w. IVES at it,.lieitd
Irl
Millinery
Undertheana,.agenientof1IicsMcGloghion,wecan suit the most fast ens. Our stock ci
(-roce.les, Boots and Shoes, Canadian, Englis1-and American
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
one of tue largest and best assorted in the County. Iuteuding.purehas01•s will consult their
best interests by examining mystoclbbeforegobg elsewhere.
JAMES PICzA.PD
THE EXETER
Trrig AND STOVE
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rya E 3abseriber begs to annonnce ta•thO.inhabitants of Exeter and the s'-rrouiid g coun-
.,J.. try, that he has opfueti a TIN and STOVE DEPOT in the store clearly opposite Mr..G.
A. Maces Grocery and .Liquor story, Blain street. Exeter, where he is p, ep.al ed to till all Orale, s
for
Cook, Parlor and other Stoves
At Manufacturers ers Prices.
£inware, cheaper than the cheapest, unci. niadti yap by practic.,l '
workmen on the premises.
Clore-Troughin.gdone to artier, Carrie gePlatiog it Sneeialty. Coal oil Chimneys, deer
very Met and none cheaper.
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Intending purchasers will always. find me at myllos., ready to attend to my ownbus)nese•
and prepared at all tunes to treat customers courteously and supply them with a good ants
cheap artio e. Depend upon it that nowhere can you get better value for your uioney.
The very highest priceiu.Gash pei,•ll for Hides and Sheep skins,,
E. H. SPACEMAN.
Exeter
From r to r3 horse Power, for Farm-
ers, Dairymen, Butter and Choose
Factories, Printers and all parties
wink hand or horse power.
Best and cheapest 1n the market.•
Send for circular and price list.
John IDoty..
Esplanade Street.
TORONTO. , • +
P 0, Ootolt or 15 1877.
HAVE YOU LOST TRE SENSE oF p
TASTE Olt SMSILL ?If so, itmay be from
the Llsrnosr of the loth century, CnuAnnn. Tres:
CONSTITUTZONA ra CATARRH Illsntiirir will restore
you to enjoyable health. It not only cures Va.
tan te, but all other diseases at the sante time,
Price ;;) por portio. Tot stale by all druggists tante
Medicine dealers Send stamp for 48 peau pam-
phlet containing treatise on Catarrh and oo1^tid.
cotes of the cured to T. J. n. H'AII1DINtr, Domin-
ion Agent, )aruckvi l le, Ont.
CO.NSTITUTIO NAL CAT aERE BEMEDy.
Tho only certain, Rafe, and effectual care for
Carr rrh, builds up the systole and ures all abet
disoasee at the saute time. Asthma, Irene cowl,
Hat Never, Nervous Debility, 0.11 leave tagsther
when the Canstttututionel Catarrh Remedy is
.tadten as directed. Trico S1 per bottle. leer slue •
,by all dru,rgiats andlrl.d pule dealers.
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Wesleyan Female. College !
01' H,1177LTON, ONTARIO,
the oldest Ladios•oc llege.in the Province, enters
on its ••]nett:outh year on Sept. 8. For variety of
Departments, extent of curriculum, thorough -
doss of instruction and excellence of accovllno.
111111on it tH tt1 Llan very front rank, roe catalogue
apply to the pr:ucet,al, A, OVENS,1),1
AGENPSREAD THIS
We will pay Agents a Salary of 8100l,ter mouth
and expensaa, or,allow a10ri i COnlmission tcYseli.
our new and tyeitderftalin.yeti tltens, Weriaaan•what
iv say, Saniple tree. A,tdress,
&ttL 1d tf iN etc 00.. Marshall, Bath.
R.:919LIERS
Stili. continue to' sell
ants;
Dress Goods,
Costume Linens,
Parasols,,
Cotten Hos
1ng,.
Ladies' Ties,
Ribbons,
P1oweTsf,
Trimmed Hats,
Gents' Straw Hefts,
and all Summer Dry -goods at an immense sacrifice' to clear
thews out during August. Call artd secure some of the great
bargains at
ItidtiltI,
it O W7 O'1 ,. E=otor,