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3ANUARRT 15, PSO.
DESERTED AND DYING,
A GRASS -WIDOW SHOT ST A P'A1a111 LArlOitga'
PI.IGII'r AND CAPTORS or tIlle ilirSO 1
ANT --HOW HIS ROPED To. USOAPI4 r't1NXal.A•',
Toronto, $an. 7.—What perhaps may
prove to be nlnrder is reported from
the fourth Concession of Markham,
two and n halt mites frail). Unionville,
a station of the Grand Trunk, 20 miles
east from Toronto. About 9 o'clock
last night G'eorgo Ernest, aged 23, a
farm laborer iu the employnieat of a
Termer- named docking, took a double-
barrelled gun and went to the boners of
Mary l'hebs, a married woman, whose
Husband has left her. When Ernest
approached she was, stiveeping ou the
'Verandah. Ernest,` without any pre-
liminary warning, said, "!wary, I am
going to shoot yon," took aim and fired.
The charge of slugs and buckshot en-
tered the woman's side and thigh,
Mrs. Prehs;acreamed,etaggered and fell.
A man in the !solids, nerned Wilson,
rushed out and tried to carry the wo-
unded woman into the house. While
he was doing this Ernest fired the re-
maining barrel without,set. Ile then
went tu,a,neighbor`a stable, saddled a
horse, and.fled. He first went past
Toronto to Weston, but returned 'to
this city this afternoon, and declared
the shooting was accilentel ; that he
aimed the guu iu fun, and that it ac-
cidentally went off. He consulted a
lawyer as to what he should do it the
promisee. and in the meantime County
Constable Jones received a telegram to
arrest the man, and ancaeeded in cap -
taring -him while he was in the act of
consulting his Iawyer. Tho authori-
ties from Unionville are here to take
him back to staud his trial. The wo-
man is reported to bo dying,
"THAT 'ERE TENNYSON."
( I'm kinder lookin' around for a
book of poetry to give to my daughter
on Christmas,' explained an oldish-.
looking man the other day as a clerk
iu a bookstore Dame forward to wait on
him.
Yes, sir. neve you any choice of
poets.'
Waal, I s'pose they are all 3f the
• same piece,' replied the old man as he
scanned the shelves. 'I don't know
much about 'ern, but the gal she seems
to think a heap of that 'ere chap named
Tennymoon.
Tennyson, you mean.'
Waal I guess so, I ain't no band to
remember names. D , you know any
thing about this 'ere Teeny sou?'
' Why, he's one of the leasing poets.'
Married man?'
' Yes.'
'Move around in putty good` society,
does he? ever her he was not exactly
straight?'
Why, Mr. Tennyeon is supdosed to
be a gentleman,' said the astonished
clerk, 'though of course, 1 don't know
about his private life.'
Does he use any slang word in his
verses?'
• Of course not.'
Anything about girls elopin' away
front home with pirates and robbers?'
Not a word,'
The reason I'm a little partickler,'
said the old man, 'is because my gal is
rather on the romance. She's just
dying to slope oft with sorne pirate, or
be lugged oil` by some Iujun•killer, and
.if that 'ere Tennysou is on the sloop I
don '1 want his verses.'
' Oh, yon can be sure flint his poems
are all right. They contaiu nothing
but the purest sentiment.'
Nether thing is, one of the gars in
our neighborhood sent off after some
one's poems, and;thet 'ore;pamplilet
come nigh workin a heap of evil. There
eras a sono iu it about the boy with n
glass eye, and another about flii•tin
ith a feller on the corner, and 1 can't-
toll
an'ttwill you what. 'Twarleu't a week afore
cur Sarah begun to say she'd to 'collar
ti bean,' and aslrin her mother not to
', ive her away,' aod all arch slang as
tslat, I keep her chnrniu` butter front
six in the merniu'till ten at night, and
3. guess it reformed her,bul I don't want
to set her gnin' agin.'
'I nsinre yon tllat'l'ennyson's poems
tyre alt right.' said the clerk.
I'm goin' up to tho market n
Lust now, and after dinner I'll call and 1
see tits boa. if there's a single Drool
ed word in ilI 1 won't have it, for
bein't gain' to .lave Sarahaddle' dow
t'rom her chamber winder at midnigli
to meetit brigand, acid if she ever tet]
pia agin that I'm a kicker I'll bock its
oars, even if she is going on 28l'
WORLD OVER,
The Hessian Government has spa
$425,000 on the new court theatre
Darmstadt, and a very handsome, co
modious etruatttre is the result. Th
former theatre was blirut in 1871.
In the district of'VV'nitlai, in Rues
wolves are making great ravages th
year, and it is feared that the losses
the peasants will surpase those of 187
The bill of slaughter for this year aloe
in the above district includes 270 horse
854 colts, 1,658 sheep, 207 cows, 74
oaleets, and 295 goats and pigs,
The Dutch Minister of the Coloni
has received from the commauder•i
chief at Atchin, in Northern Surnatr
a report stating that the power of r
sistauce of the natives may be °onside
,7d at an end, and that the authority
the Dutch is re-establiehad in tb
country, though the war is not co
pietely terminated.
Of the sit hundred Russian exile
transported to the Island of Soghalie
and who were on chipboard fully tw
mouths, only three suffered by sea sick
nese, acoordiug to the report of th
captain to his Government, It won!
be of interest to travellers to aeoertai
what means were used by the oaptai
to brine. about such a wonderful result
Mr. Ruskiu hal long beef! retire
averse to give the 'portrait painters '
chance. There are not many goo
likeneesesof him extant. Oue, indeed
is in the poseeesiou of Dr. Aoland, o
Oxford, which was painted some sever
and twenty years ago by a promisin
young man by the name of Millais, o
whom John Raskin once thought an
predicted great • things. There is
more recent portrait of him by Rich
mond. Now he has consented to sit t
flerkomer, A. R. A. The portrai.
is to be sketched aubsequsntty by .th
same hand, mud as 1Ir. Herkomsr is
tnanter of that branch of art he may b
expected to prod'1oe something particu-
larly fine. Mr. Boehm, A. R. A., ha
also been commissioned to execute
bust of Mr. Ruskin.
HOW BOYS MAY IN
LIFE.
It may be that yon are debarred fro!
entering upon that business for which
you believe yourself to be beat ndapled
In that case, make the best chalets i
your power. Apply your self' faithful]
and earuostly to whatever yon may uu
d"Drinks. Patient application sour
times leads to great results.
You emphasize the fact of your bein
a poor boy, but this affords ni groun d
of dieeouregemert. The Amerioen
Pre silent, Andrew Johnson, did to
leairn to read at d write until he wan
twenty one. So numerous are simile
cases that it almost seems as if poverty,
inste•d of being a hindrance, were a
positive help, ;,.Rich boys are often
spoiled, and their energies+ sapped awl
undermir:e•1 by luxurone habits ; the
too free use of motley, and the lack of
that discipline which comes from indig-
1 enee.
As an element of success, great stress
must be laid upon incorruptible integ
rity, which of late years is too rarely
found. A business man once said to a
writer, "1 can find plenty of young men
to work for me. What I want is an
honest clerk, whom I eau implicitly
trust."
Scarcely a (Ray pasees in which some
dr f �leation is not brought to light.
Wide epread misery often resulted from
the lax principles of some young man
placed in a, position of trust. Let our
young man resolve that he will live on
bread and water rather than appropri-
ate a penny that is not his own. A boy
re a man who estahlls'•!'e a reputation
for strict honesty will not remain long
out of employment.
Don't give up all your time to busi-
ness. Reserve a part, if only an hour
daily, for reading and mental improve-
ment. Some hien prominent in bulli^
nese have found time for a wide and
varied courso of reading, which made
them agreeable and instructive compan-
ions, Once at a dinner party an emin-
ent clergyman made an incorrect his-
torical alln�ion, and was at once set
aright by a quiet merchant who sat be-
side flim.
Last of ail remember that you owe
debt to numenity. Try to live and labor
SO that the world may be richer and
mankind happier for your having lived,
A great inventor,,a great pbilenthrop•
hit leaves a legacy to hie race. Who can
estimate Lilo inoaaoulal)le debt of the
world to the inventor of printing, of the
e'«+atn engine, of elle telegraph? Who
a ill deny that. Washington, Franklin,
land <Man Howard honied to make the
world trotter than they round it? Will
not the memory of Soott, of Dickens,
nit of T'iaatekerav live in the fund' of
nnocent pleasure whish their wurksare
1. nesttned so anon; tor generations el
I Dome? Ail connot attain their celebrlt;
u or etttttlate' their great .athievemente
It bat tlo one i4 so bumble that be can
Is not promote In some degree the hats
Ir plum of those around tritti,
A. gooil'Mother, when her son we
leaving the home of his childhood ant
going out into the great wotld, !show
ing that he was ambitious, save bin
it this '°parting injunction t 'My tion
nt reutatnbor that though it is a goy
m, thing to be a great ttlnn, it is a grey
e thing to be a good than.
No sounder, no truer words wee,
I, ever spoke. A great than may dax�le
Ie bait a good matt is a beacon shining afaa
, by whose beneficent light a mnititndi
g, are enabled to Walk in safety. The beep
o success is often achieved by the hunt
a, blest, and an obscure life, well spent
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a ' COMMOTION CURED.
An old physician, retired from practice, Inv
ing had plated In his hands by an East In
- dia missionary the fortnula of a simple vege
table remedy for the speedy and permanen
Cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catterh, As
theta, and all Throat and Lung Affections, nisi
e a positive and radical cure for Nervous Ile
bility and all Nervous Complairsts, after !It'll'
ing tested its wonderful onratiye powers i1
thousands of eases, has felt it his duty to trink�
it known to bis suffering fellows. Actuated bi
this motive stud a desire to relieve human eel
o fering, I will send free of charge to all when de
. sire it, this recipe, in German, French, or Eng
lash, with full directions for preparing =a as
iug. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp
2 naming this paper, W. W. Simms', 140 .Power
1 Block,Rochester, N. Y-
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a National Policy
r PLOWS, and SCOTCH DIAMON]
HARROWS
f constantly on hand and made do order
MoMILLAN & .tt cBRIDE
laving now treater facilities than ever, are pre
pared to supply farmers with Aron Beare Plows
Steel Mould Board, made by ourselves ; Chill
Plows, linanpermake; Scotch Diamo.xlMarro ws
Cultivators, lung Plows,
Carriages end buggies on hand, and made to or•
der. aoree shoeing att«nded to on the short° ei
notice. Horses shod, to prevent interterieg.
lideMILLAN & McBride, King St.,Hensa 1 1
TIIE EXETER
Planing Mill, Sash,
DOOR AND
ram!,
ALL KINDS OF
NING
Done to order.
the place
Inver tt XIoward Eros..
. L T. M t.RY'S LIMSWORKS.
auurrdrawn kilns hein&now in tell operation;ane
turningoutriaily a large Quantity of
LIE
that forall purposes
cannot be surpassed iu the Damin•
ion.
Parti•sfrom a 4Isten ee can always be•rrplied
either at the kilns or deliyar,l by tennis Oliver
est rwunnerative rates. Ordorefrom • distance
promptly attended to.
WHITSON dt SCIJATEB
rEACHER WANTED, --Male, see -
..L. and or third class, for 8. 8. Pio. 7, Usbo:no.
Ditties to commence 1st J•ruuarv, 1879. Tessimo-
nials required. Apply to W. TAYLOR, Secretary
of Trustee Board, W iuchelses P. o. Stn.
Oct. 9 1879.
.A. Lecture
TO YOUNG MEN.
We have recently nubliehed a new edition of
DE. Cr1LVI imr,tI'S CFI.OBRATkD ESSAY.
ou the radical and permanent Duro (without me-
dicine) of Nervous Debility, Mental and physical
Incapacity impediments to Moulage, etc., re-
sulting from excess.
m, Price in a Reeled envelope, only 6 cents or
two postage stamps.
The celebrated anther of this admirable essay,
olaarlydemonstrates, from thirty years'• success-
ful practise. that alarming consequences may
radically cured without the dangerous use of in-
ternal medicines or the use of the knife ; Point-
on t amoue of cure at once simple certain end et -
recto nl,by means of whirlrever y sufferer, nomat-
ter what his condition may be, may caro himself
cheaply, privately and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man In the land.
A ddroas,
THE CULVN,RWELL MEDICAL Co.,
41 Ann Street, New Y rk,
Pont Office Box 4586
Rir MIOVALI A R '' MOVAL!
RE MOVAL!
REMOVAL!
REMOVAL!
REMOVAL!
P. PRAYN. i
has removed to bis new shop, hatelyoconpled by
Perkins ,S Co—two doors north of J. f}rigg's book
store, where yon: will end everything usually kept
it a first cin ss harness establishment, which fot
quality of material and slyle.of workmanship
IS NOT EASILY SURPASSED
Celt
and eta nine cry stoeblbefore pnrchasint
elsowhet.
PETER FRAYNE
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JUST RECEIVED AT THE
EXETER GROCERY
AND LIQUOR 'STORE,
GREEN, JAPAN,
YOUNG IIYSQN
and BLACK TEAS,
1i91SINS,
CURRANTS,
PRUNES, DRIED APPLES.
A LARGE STOCK O1
CANED FRUIT,
SARDINES,
S,
LUBSTE R S,
SALMON,
a
BITTER SAUCE AN» PICKLES, BKAM IE'S, GINS, MINT'S- sTTTPS., RYE; MALI'
SCOTC,Ei:,,IIiIS Ta tem COMMCus Wll1'dK1ES, TO+BA4'COS" ANDCIGARS,
WAaIesske al,tsd Retell.
. (•...&, MA OE,.
Main Street,Exeter.
THE NATIONAL POLICY
Having triumphed at the polls,
ISAAC CARLING
ispr<eparsemtogiveall his cuetourers sus betefttsltbntwill accrue from its adoption, and has ow
hand a large stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines and
Liquors, Crockery, Etc.,
At Ms Store, Main Street, Exeter, which will be sold a
which winbe sold at pr-icestrnneard of under Free Trade.
'The farmers of the surrounding country will find it to their ad-
vAntage to sell their produce without paying market
fees, on the Exeter market,which is secoird
to non° in the west, and then
call at the store of the subscriber and
Secure Immense Bargains
here to be haci ;in Overcooling, Fnll.ultrths, Baoad-cloth
Doe skins, Silks, Winceys, Delaines, and every !rain;;
noededin the Dry Goods line. The Grocery.
Department very Complete. An inspection invited
Nes trouble to show woods ISAAC CARLING
DOMINION LABORATORY.
I3umphrey's Etomeopathic Specifics.
We have secured the sole agency for these medicines, the
merits of which are too well known to require enlarging upon.
CALL FOR PAMPHLET
Also always on hand
PERRY'b COMMON SENSE HORSE ANL) CATTLE 'PREPARATIONS
Sign of the ' Golden Martar," Main St., Exeter.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
SAMWELL J& PICKARD
Are now offering at OLD PRICES a complete assortment of DRY G00CS, including
Mantles, and Mantle Cloths in Great Variey
Dress Goods in all shades and colors.
WINO] YS CHEAPER THAN EVER
BLACK LUSTRE$ direct from the mandacturer.
FLANNELS & BLANKETS very low,
READY-MADE CLOTHING CHEAP.
CLOTH & FUR CAPS ALL STYLES.
MILLINERY IN LATEST STYLES.
ORDERED CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. ,I
Also full lines of BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS. �J V
& IRt;SII GGROCEIiIE$.
We have also a rp ciai offering of LADIES' MINK
SETS & CAPS r.l
Be sure:to call and see them
A lot of BUFFALO ROBES at specie prices.
o.o
A11 the above goods will be offered al.
the very lowest (rices,
SAMWELL & PICKARD.
BEFORE OFF13EED