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TILE HON. PE'T'ER MITCHELL IN. prononuciug leis word.rt with a Certain
TEluVllME D. musical flow which quite captivated
Ida be4ri;rrs iu spite of the absurdity of .' l.uw RACE zea rretaT $;.(x,000 PRIZE.
he 8ituatiOn. ;Impromptu poetry he
T.E f TIMES
IIIb OPINION OI DfANITOBA AND MIiNNESOTA
—WISAT k[P1 TaINIi4 t)1 TUE INDIANS
Tan OPLRA'rlON OP TIM NNW
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ANNLxAT1eN.
Tlie Hun, Pater Mitchell, o'` 111ontre.
n1, has been ititorviewod,in New York
by a f.k'ruld reporter. ,Speaakiug of
Northern A innettotaa he said the rail.
WUy between. St. Peel and 'Ninuipvg
passed through 41'0 index of laud' reedy,
for the plow. ide did not thick the
country ear ad rapidly north
of the boundary as lit 1Liunesnttt, as it
was more expeneive to get to 1llttiilt,lb. .
and the Anlrrioas;us wit•il it sharp eye to
business endeavored to i ltereept tall.
they could to got them to Minnesota.
'Oen thtnterilhv of eettleneum, mail re.
cantly v e o more favorable iu Northern
l\linneeata and Dakota, Stich ot' the
• lediaus as he had seen were pe4,ceable,
iint.iVN, rale indu4tr•iorte. That was..
brought by the I ]ian4 having cenfid
onus its the Crtnvelian G•uvernineut
carryine out. their promises which they
slid. With reatpt et to
RANT AN-COUI1TINEY.
—AN AGtaI IENP STONED FOR A CONTEST
ON DEC. 0TII, A'r WASITINGTON.+-NO
delivered ail easily ae if from armory, BOAT•SAwING, DAOICINO DL)wN, Olt OTII15Ii
she
Rockland look -up where he had °noorcul)xuss To DE ALLOWDD—BI+UUKtE
TO BE ltll7'k1ti::>;,
--
Rochester, N. Y., Nov. lir.-After
eine hours' dieeuseion, almost every
point iu each article having been ob
Nab the fa of that he was educated at jested to over and over, articles of
the Uuivereity of England. 1Vliat agi•eeineut were flually signed ab `nticl
:tventuselly became of him we were . un - night for a rade between Hanl;tn aud.
linseed the previous night forming the
'abject of one of his Words, ` This uiau
'Hast have prate a retnarkable hi8tory,in-
terestiog to know, but the only item .he
disclosed iu retard to his previous life
able to learn. Our friend Goldstein,
t.ppreciatiug the patent worth of this
character, and with au eye to bu8wees,
offered to take Mtn into hid store, (Ire:,s
lint n(, in the best his etore affurded,
surd pity hila a liberal salary to clerk
far him, but the p.,or renegade Nem
:moiety (e,jected the offer, preferring his
present mode if life, sayiug that not
Fur ,$1,OOi1 a day would he give up his
Heuer. His 0480 ie rt•1ntalLOW, inter-
esting and sorrowful,
HUNTING A TIGRESS.
Courtney on December Oth nt ,Wash-
ington. The reef) is to be 2a miles
and return, for a puree of $G,OI'0, of-
fered by Soule, awn patty ` deposits
500 with atm referee. The referee, in
case of any outside interference during
theeraoe, if it affeets the result of the
race, or fur any good Cantle, may order
the moil to row over again ou the first
favorable clay, ander the origival con
ditious. Haitian agrees that from the
moment the word"Go" is given in the
'run COAL or Ji,tNITOD.1, �--
he had seen tiolne good' sl'ecinlenib :iia+• It is not often thaat the inhabitants of I trace he will waive his present claim
covered La Pembina \luuiltaut.t.
The asu1.'urb of Philadelphia are favored with the iu,00), provided both he and
Cuuttily chart at the word "G3" and
the $0,000 shall go to whomsoever tit
referee shall decide to be the winner:
but in ease either he or Courtney fail.
to start at, the word "G3," it ie dia•
tiuotly agreed that H..ulan does nut
waive his claim to 61te $0,000. With
lir five dtaye train the lath Noveulbel
there is to be placed in the hands o
the referee a certifivatai for $6,000,' da
posited in the City Bank, Rochester.
endorsed with iustructlona to the bans!
to jay the same. ou the presentation of
a certificate bearing the eodateeulent,
of the referee and the winner of tie
race. In no Caa'Se shall the referee de.
liver the eertiflcato to Dither Ilaulan o
C.iurtitoy unless they both start at tit'
word. "au" but will return the starve t,
the donors. Any cominiziiona. per-
eoutagee, donations, or harems of tan
sort whatever from any ratilroa ls,
hotels or outei1e source whatever, shah
go to the wiunor of the race. Judg
Wheeler, City Attorney, Ruoheeter, was
'FIs there any desire on the part of tet.ror of the Last Iedieu country• subscribing tvituaas. Courtney left a
the people of. Cianncla, or any consider- Atlee B. Eckert, bar -tender at the kraal
�tile tanrtien of thew. for the annexation
Lion, was aimed with a heavy duck
of the Dnusininn to the United States?"
"ye,''said are. 3liteheil,enci his oyes gun loaded with shot, and just as the
twinkled, "there is a desire to annex tigers creamed for;aa sprieg he led,
on the intelligelioe, enterlari,se'and ca- the luaal sthikil:g a vital last Anil
water cutumenieatiuu was, being nporteti
tip, and steamers were on tete Aseiui-
ln iuo for 000 hitless and 000 up the
Saslltatultcsavun. Then, ihi sana\VAt• to a
query, Mr. Mitchell said he did not
thick the new twit had been in opc'rtai•
inn long enough to produce decided re
curs, Tito effect of the tariff !vas de-
cidedly felt iu the foreign uratic,, the
first direct imoor1atiuo from (Jt11na far
some veers lied beet] made tbie summer,
00(1 tea. sales llaa•t been reenmed is
'Montreal. The increase ju the twill'
lied not prod1toe1 a eol•respending iu•
&.ease in the price of the artieio4 pra-
t1 etc11. He Coll anuetl:—
"as a Matter of feat, until the suln
eubsequeut rise in the price of raw Su-
gars the sugars relined in Cauada sold
as tow in Montreal aa: tdeo sane grades ward the Bwd Lion :lapel near Ter -
Held in New Jork. With regard to cot•
tames, while they have not increased Loreaai.oie, wham 111011 giving an alarm, a
price there leas been v rapid develop- hooting party Was soon orgaulxed,
1n..ltt iu the manufactiure of them in armed with revolver,,, Pixies, shut -gulls
Canada. Gapitul id seekin:r investment sand other offensive *weapons. The ti-
ie
i-i h that line of bneistene, The principal groes waaa found back of a small teue-
f,ietnly at on is doubling* its ca. a,
Orcitv this year and new fact lies are meat near the hotel, t1u,l, while uuboily
being erected at Cornwall." Wile ready fur a close asequaiutance-ship
ANNEXAT/c.N. all were anxious to get a 8lhot at the
as hunt. fur the .king or gneuu of the
l3et.galese jtaliglee, and Turreedale was
yesterd ,y tuorniug minimally excited
'Ver the dincuvory tit a royal Bengal
tigress was roatniug around the neigh-
borhood. The diuonvery of the beast
was tn.tde by Mr. Ilaatrauft, who lives
uu the lice of the Penusylvatuia rill{•
road, who heard a uuie.e about 5.30
,';duck of a pt caller triad, and search-
lug fun the cause of it 11e unexpected-
ly share apult her 1najtesty with a strip-
ed cant, erouulhed ante ready for a
spring a a,tete ouiinoue gtollis,
which indlleed the discoverer to drop
his Dantean and wake quick time to -
8 00 to meet an engagetnont at ChaLiee
Oapt Sullivan, of the I -L eliestor polio(
signed articles in Courteeys steam
The race was fixed fox Daceinber 9, is
order to give the leen three weds'
trial of the A(nericane that we can get cautina ultuost instant death. The training. Haman leaves on Friday 1'o
into our country, 1)ie want them to
castle over and make ell the mnney
they can wider the new tariff. There
18 T10 political desire for antiPxation.
The people of Canada are eati$fied with
their 8y:.tem r,f government. • There
no feeling of diuloyelty to the mother
c' entry ; but. in my nOnion, tete main
beast weighed 205 pounds=., nioa:tured
seven feet nine in OLes fiatn nose to
tail, anti alas about three fent high.
The body of the animal, vhioh wars as-
certained to have e:,caped from n ctrl{e
belungiug to Fureirangh's (Areas addle
Toronto. Both 1Lanlan aul Uuurtne;
expect to start fur Washington earl;
uext week. 1'Ltulan will be a guest o:
the Analostan Olub and Courtney
the Putuulaes,,
Ca'N r M PT:,ON CURED
tendency, barb in polities and 00m. on the way from Elizabeth, N. J., to
An old physician. retired from practice, frac
merce, is to do what is best for the in- Frankford, Was removed to the Tied ing had placed in his hands by an East It,
teeests of the Dominion, irrespective of Lien, where it was viewed by a large
whether our policy snits English or number of people. Tim tigress head
American ttaatesman. 0iir proximity
to this country, with jai immense stn- left her two cube behiud her, but how
Pulaatir.,n, great wealth and unb.;unded she escaped is still a mystery.
enterprise, mustaalways make our po-
licy, to a great extent, subservient to
theirs. It hay been the case, as I have
explained to you. in our land pulley x1.1
the Northwest, raid tte have bad to imi-
tate yon in framing ons tariff. We
have copied your proteetiv8 policy.
which hes beer) ao sneceSPfiil iu build-
ing up your industries and rrgmntin?r
your general prosperity, and flus Tariff
Act contains a clause by which we can,
whenever you are disposed to /Dost us
half way, renew reciprocity iu trade
with the United Stater.
A REMARKABLE TRAMP.
A very highly educated "trernp" says
fie Bath (Me) Times, remediable for
IL vorsability of thought ar,d fine,choice
language, Dame over from Rockland on
the excursion train Tuesday evening.
He was somewhat inebriated, and his
personal appearance v. es rongll and
'coarse to almost the last .degree, show -
log him to be a veteran tramp. Yet,
drunk as 11e was the fine and at tunes
beautiful language which fell from bis
lips, the ready quotations which be
gave from leading authors of all kinds
of literattato and the great range of
thought to which ho gave expression,
there' being nothing uttered by those
who were attracted to hien hull what he
was ready' to enlarge upon and show it
to be a fatniliwr topic with hila, all
showed trim to boa tramp of no coin-
• mon order, Oiz arriving in this city,
11e entertained •t nurltber in front of the
atgadahock House tolate hour with
ilia Missionary the formula of a sitnpie vega
table remedy for the speedy and perineum.
cure for Consumption, Brouebitis Cattarli, Aa
thole, and all Throat and Luug Arlectiuns, els
a positive and radical euro for Nervous D.
bility and a:1 Nervous Complaints, after has
ing tested its wonderful curative powers i
thousands of cases, has felt it his fluty to nink
T1IL PRONOUN '`ISE." it kuuwu to his sulfsring fellows. Actuated 1
this motive and a desire to relieve human sir;
• Highlanders have the habit, when feting, 1 will send free of charge to all who d,
sire it, this recipe, in Gainful, P renuh, or JE.m.
lish,Wito fish directions for preparing ttud u:
ing. Sent by mall by addressing with stalnl
satiating this paper, W. W, SukmAa,i49 Puaaer;
Elsek, N. 1',
talking their English, eueb 83 it is, of
interjecting the personal pronoun "lie"
where not required, sueh as "The Meg
helms conte," iustetatl of "The klieg
Its collie." Often, in consequence, a
sentence or au expreseiou is rendered
sufiicieukly ludicrous, as the sequel
will show. A gentleman says he has
had the pleasure of listening to a clever
man, the Rev. Mr. -- -, (let his loc-
ality be a secret) and recently began
hie diseuurse thus : "i\Iy friends, you
will find the subject of discourse drie.
afternoon in the First Epistle General
of the A,pustle Peter, fifth chapter aux]
eighth verse, in the words : 'Tile de-
vil he gueth 1.boat like a roaring lion,
oeelaictg wham he may devour.' Now
toy friends, with your leave, we aid,
divide the subject of our text today
iuto four ].leads, Fleetly, we shall en
deavour to ascertain 'Wtto the devil lit
wast.' Scouudly, we shall inquire into
his geographical pubition, namele
'Wiese the devil lie ttae, and where
the devil lie was goiug.' Thirdly --anti
this of a personal ctilacacter—.'\Vlio the
devil he wile seokinir.' And fourthly nod'
and lastly, we shall endeavor to 8ihlve la
question which has never been solved
yet, 'What the devil 11e Was roiling
atbeut," •
COO l (Ws
The latest news on record at the
N6w York Millinery Stort
'T RS. 0. B.1\'ILLIA.A.TS still sal
Tor thu Ne'•t tet City clays the remainder u
tier Liulnrner altoco of
.I IhINERY atCOkn.
Also the remit:ruler of her stock of piney (800.1
at Coit so es to wake room for the coming st.,el
Now 0 the time for bargains, Hata that sell Io
88 are down to en ; lents 80 ;,;,, for :$1 *L, ; flat
'worth ,el, ler au eta. "1'llis eh tome is culy open fv
80 da; s. Don't forget the place—U'Aoil s al,
anti eauson'„ liloclt,JOttetur.
Tho most perilous hour of a porson's life is
when'' be is tempted to despond. No .one
should despond --not even the young man who
is enfeebled both mentally tau,1 physically by.
habits of early indiscretion, as Victoria J3utihu
Lis remarkable conversation. Elis skill. and siva t11st ivid euro the most ilia;
ease of kidney disease, etc. !for Salo by ali
u 1 elocutiufiint iia rare_
equalled, dealers, at $i per bottle.
HAVING SOLD
the remainder of
OUR GROCERY STOCK
we otrpoao devoting+ our whole attention
to rho
Flour, Feed and Send Trade,
Mod goods, prtmpt actively and square docs
lug to our motto.
R. & E. SPICER, Exeter.
Next to Post 011Ioe llieek,
;UST REOZIY14D) AT T13E
EXETER G O
AND LIQUOR STORE,
A LARGE ' STOCX OF
GREEN, JAPAN,
YOUNG l-IYSON
and BLACK TEAS,
RA./SINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, DRIED APPLE ,
)ANED FRUIT,
SARDINES,
LOBSTERS,
SALMON,
3ITTB1t SAT.ICE AND PICKLES, BRANDIES, GINS, WINES AND SYRUPS, itYE,;11AI.T
SCOTCH, IRISH AND COMMON \y'HISfrr1, S, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS,
Wholesale and: Retail.
-. A. MACE.
Main Streot,Exeter.
DO NOT FAIL TO
$3. CUT THIS OUT. $1
Good for ONE DOLLA3 in payment of pur-
ehasc, of goods to the amount of ten dollars.
Only one accepted ou each pm chase of Tea
dollars.
LEATHORN a 11IoCOL-BREY,
cta
Lu Er LII 10 R 1\1 C O tr B
• North Store, Fanson's Block, Exeter.
VatMilwanirne
NATI SAL POLICY
Having triumphed at the polls,
,ISAAC
L A7
Prepared to give all his sus torYiers the hat oihts .that will accrue from its adoption, and has erx
hand alaree steer of
:dry Goods, C-roceries, Wines ..arca
- Liquors, Crockery, Etc.,
t his Store, Maiu Street, Exeter, which will be sold a
Which will he sold at prices unheard of under Free Tracie..
'he farmers of the surrounding country will find it to their ad-
vantage to sell their produce without paying market
Mees, ou the Deter ivarket,wliich is second
to none in the west, and then
call at the store of the subscriber and'Sec.
are I'm rpsMargelms
•ere to be had in Overcoaiting T'lill_clotlis, Broad -cloth
Doe skiu .s, Silks, VTinceys, Dentines, and everytning
needed in the Dry Goods line. The Grocery
Deplartmont very Cowplete. An inspection invited
If, freta Ill a tai S1 goods • ISAAC CAILLING
F
SPECIAL tdOTICE!
,w RI E L PICKA 134
Aro now offering at OLD PRICES a eornpletc nasortmout of DRY G00CS, Including
Nita/Ales, a.tl es, and Mantle Cloths in. Great Variety.
Dress Goods in all shades and coloi;s,
WINCE -VS CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE OFF.BBED
131rAC1-i T.,USTIIES direct from thernariefastar8.) .
'LANNELS & BLANKETS very low,
IEADY•111ADE CLOTHING CHEAP
;LOTH it UB CAPS ALL STYLES.
fILLINE12Y IN LATEST STYLES,
)RDEB1D CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.
,Iso full lines of BOOTS at SHOES, HATS a&CAPS..
a FIRES[ GROCERIES.
Ve love nlso it special tearing or LADIES' MINI
SETS its OAPS
Be stir co LC) Ca 1 :Dila Sets 0h1c3rn
A lot of 13U61'ALO ROBES at special tutees,
el 11 tree above hoods will be offered at
the VCJ y 'IOWCSt prices,
SAM WALL a mum >: