The Exeter Times, 1880-1-15, Page 6Trfl Timms
GERMANY AND FRANCE.
AN INSOLENT WARNING 'TO TIM,. NNW
FRENCH CuuINET.—ONR OP BISMARCK'S
PAVORITS JOURNAL CONCERNING 'ri
PEACH O!"8111tOpit ANDA y'RANCO•RUSSIA1:
ALLIANC7L.
London, Deo. 7.—Tho Cofogn6 Gat-
tta4 referring to the epeeoh of the Ger-
man Ambassador on the occasion of
I'rebident Orevy's reception to diplo-
matic representatives ou New Year's
Day, declares the peace of Europe it
threatened by Euesie only, and Ger -
tneny and Austria are determined to
hold Russia in cheek. The article is
remarkable for the insolent and threa-
tening tone toward France and hoetili
ty to Bessie. It declares that:Isis•
Mara only authorised Hohenlohe'e
speech, in which is expressed the cor-
dial sentiments of Germany towards
France, after the French Premier, in
reply to Biemark'e inquiry, had given a
eatiefactory statement of hie foreign
l olicy and adds:—'No Ministry in
France will last long if Biemarok op-
poses it. To such a purpose, Heaven
be thanked, wo possess requisite mat-
erial, force and mental power, which
stands at the head of it. No slate eau
stand on good terms with Germany
which enters into political intimacy
with Russia. After his explanations.
De Freyeinet, like his predecessor, will
prudently regard any to close connec-
tion with Roods as dangerous, and will
decline to play with fire ; and there-
fore, so long as he is all right with
Bismarck, he may for the test be in
his political ideas Jaoobiu or not at
home. The French may manage their
affairs as they like, only they must not
threaten us or the peaoe of Europe, -or
which for the moment is the same
thing, they must not by :any attitude
of theire encourage Russia to err ter in-
to new adventures. This is what Bis•
marok has let Parisi know, and that he
is assured of a satisfactory cortespon•
dent attitude, on the part of De Frey.
Binet in reference to Russia is a tact he
has caused to be declared to the world
in Paris, on ;New Year's day, iu the
form of a testimonial of confidence in
the new French Cabinet. this ex-
planation, acoordingly, is in an enit•
nest degree a message intimating con-
tinuance of peace in Europe.
THE RESULT OF A tTACHMENT.
Court was in session, and amid the
ntulitiplioity of business which crowd-
ed upou trim the deputy sheriff stop-
ped at the door of a beautiful widow
on the sunny side ;of thirty, who, by
by the way, hyd often bestowed mel.
ting glances on the deputy aforesaid.
He was admitted, and soon the widow
appeared. The contusion and delight
which the arrival of her visitor oc
easioued, set off to greater advantage
than usual that oaptivating mauner of
the widow M
Hit ,obeeke bore the bsautifully blend-
ecrtinte of the apple blossom, her lips
rerfembled rose buds on which the
morning still lingered, and her eyes
were like the quivers of Cupid, and the
glances of love and tenderness with
which they were filled resembling ar•
rows, and only wanting a fine bean
(pardon the pun) to do full execution.
After a few com.nouplaoe remarks.
'M 'dame,' said tete matter of fact
deputy, 'I have an attachment for
i'Qu•'
A deep bush mantled the cheeks of
the widow with down oatt eyes, whose
glances were centred on her beautiful
feet, half concealed by her flowing;
drapery, gently patting the floor. Site
with equal ardor replied:
'Sir the attachment is most recipro.
cal.
14'0e some time the deputy maintain-
ed an astonished silence. At length
he said :
Madame will you ! proceed to
court ?'
'Proceed to court 1' replied the Indy,
with a merry lough. Thee, shaking
herbeautiful heed, she added, .No, sir,
even it it was leap year I would not
take advantage of the license therein
granted to my sox, and, therefore,
would greatly prefer that you proceed
to enurt.'
.But, madame, the dustier) is wait.
'Let him wail. I am not dispelled
to hurry matters in Ruch an unbenom
ing mariner ; and besides, sir, when
the ceremony is performed, I wish you
to under.tand that 1 prefer a minister
to s The ioo of Peace,'
*Madame,' seta he, riving from hie
chair with dignity, 'there Ihae been *
mistake here. My languttge has been
mi understood. The attachment of
which I speak was ic!ued from the of.
Ace of E. . Qetee eetoew, 1` oo!41WAJMA'
Me to bring you before him and auto Chard a very bandoomerillg, as a mark
war to a owarge of contempt of court of hay appreciation of hie heroic eon..
in disobeying a eubpoeua iu the ease of duet at Book's Drift. The gift !io ao.
Brown loner. compelled by an autograph leiter. The
ting is a valu bio diamond watorloof.
The English Unitarian, have ar.
110M'INION. ranged to publish 100,000 copies of Dr,
Chantling's complete works at the no.
SStretferd, Out., had six news• minal price of a shilling each, iu nom•
moration of the hundreth birthdey of
on the Charming, whio& falls on 'the 7th of
April next.
The Duke of Rutland reuentle, at.
eepted the notices to quit their farms
sent in by fifteeu of hie tenants, mid
when rent -day came directed his agent
to return the whole of the rear's rent
to every one of his tenants sheep$ the
fifteen who had given notion I
The groat preaching bishop in Eng.
lend nowadays is Magee, of relerbti•
rough, translated front the Irish to the
English land—an almost unprecented
diatinotion—by Lord Beaconsfield. He
is an excellent speaker, Dr. Magee is
rather Low Church,
The celebrated Tewnty collection of
sculpture, for which parliament paid
$100,000, has remained for lweutV- 1ve
in the cellars of the I3ritish hlueelltn,
and has only been viotred during that
time, by lantern light, by a few pet); le
who insisted on seeing ib.
It is stated that the abolition of the
.Royal Marine Artillery alt a distinct
branch of the Royal Marine forces halt
been finally determined on, A preli•
urinary step towards this end has been
taken in the shape of an Admiralty or.
der directing that no recruits be raised
for the artillery branch of the corps,
Bishop Coleus() hat just issued !D
address to the "Christinn people" of
I3rit.►in to aid him in inducing the
Government to depose "John Dunn,
the polygamist Englishman," who has
been made "Piing of the largest of
thirteen satrapies into which Zululand
is divided.
At a Grand Lodge of Freemasons on
the third inst., in Lend, n, the Prince
of Wales was nominated Grand Master
for the ensuing year. Mr. Hervey,
Grand Secretary, on his retirement in
consequence of sericite Omens. was vet- nano
ed a pension of £500 per annum and
a gratuity of X300.
It will be news to most people that
two sone of Robert Bloomfield, the t
poet, aro still alive. One of them,
Charles, has jest completed a book for
children, "T1►e Bird and Insects'
Post Office," which his father left un-
fit:ish'd, and which was included in
the "Literary1Remaius,'- published in
1824.
papers.
Shrimps are very plentiful
toast of British Columbia.
Counterfeiters nese been operating
in Kingston and vicinity.
Ottawa has decreased in population
during the last four years 3,575.
Highway robbery is not an unfro-
quent occurrence in P. E. Island.
Dig(idh oil is coming in use in Bra-
tieh Columbia as a lubricator.
St. Thomas Gun Club will nerechase
200 quail for breeding purposes.
The vt►lue of church property in the
City of Toronto is estimated at $1,-
948,535.
Prince Edward Island exported 1,•
200,000 bushels of obtain the month of
September.
George Gallinger, one of the veter-
ans of 1812-15, lute died at Galling -
town, Dundee county, in his uiuety
third year.
A seizure of American coil ni! wits
recently made at Georgetown, P. E.
while being smuggled astlero from an
American schooner.
Forty-five oitizens, of Toronto were
summoned before the police court on
\'Vectuesday for not cleaning the snow
off the sidewalks.
The Ogdensburg Customs district
received 25.017 sheep and lambs from
Canada in November ; value $55,017 ;
duty, $11,003 40,
Mr. Angus Morrison, of Orillia, has
received $2,000 from the G. T. R. for
injures received ou the Credit Valley
accident.
Up to date one million three hued.
red and fifteen thousand bushels of oats
have been shipped from the Proviuce
of Prince Edward Island.
Five hundred miles of the Canada
Pacific Reilway will cost au average
of $100,000 per mile, so great are the
engineering difficulties.
The first frost of the year at Lao la
Bicho, Northwest Territories on the
55th parallel, 5 degrees nwtll of Win-
nipeg, which is ou 50, occurred Oct.
4th.
A New York paper saps : Circulars
of a lottery iu aid of the erectiou of La
chapel in Quebec in honor of Our Lady
of Lourdes have been detaiued iu the
Post Office.
Mr. ttrtn. Harris, fermerly of Brus-
sels, Out., writiug from hie location ou
Thessalou River, safe :—'We are 22
miles from a doctor, 70 milds from a
lawyer, and 14 miles from a school :Ir
church. But we are not troubled cr
disgusted with drunkards, or any bad-
ly behaved rascals, as you are in Bus -
eels.
A Lincoln County Attorney is about
to indict the county for failing to pro-
vide a suitable Court House, the City
of St. CaLhariues for allowing $ho door
of the Court House to remain open at
night, and the townships of Grantham
and Niagara for outlying to repair part
o the St. Cathariues and N gars stone
road.
Last Snottily at Windsor a Iwo -year
old son of Mr. Evans, au employee of
the Great Western Railway, residing ou
Goveau etreot, innocently broke a twig
off a flowering cherry tree which was
standing in a flowerpot and began
eating the leaves off the brauoh. The
action eaenped the notice of the other
memters of the family. 'Unfortunately
the tree was a poisonous one, a ept'cies
of the deadly uight•shudo, and a few
hours later the child wag suffering the
most intense agony. Dr. Carney was
called in, and on examination diecov•
ered the cause of the trouble ; but the
little sufferer died early in the evening:
ENGLAND.
The Princess of Wales has passed her
thirty-fifth birthday.
Eberle's Hotel, Liverpool, was dos-
troyed by fire on December lot. Loss,
£75,000.
It is proposed to send another Ans•
traliau cricket team to Euglat,d next
year.
The Oxford and Cambridge beat race
will tt►ke place on the 2t`th of March,
1880.
There are in all England hotweou
50,000 and 60;000 Jews, of whom
about 80,000 live in London.
On the 29th ult. the Queen invested
the Duke of Montrose and the Earl of
Seafield with the insigua of the Order
Of the Thidtle. or.
A. No. i Hoe Wathineten hand prose, Ti good.
The secretary of the Stonemasons'
Society of Viotoria writes a letter of
warning to artisans not to emigrate to
that colony from Englaa i.
It is announced that should Sir Ed•
Iain Johnson aooept the oommand of lirSOLUTION
LS
ySOLUTION OF PAR'ENER-
the Madras arm ,•the a 1 I ointment of RIP—The
p pip hese
military! member of too Indian 0 tnoil f1nV1
e4ohef Reiasdlte, this woyrlyirHar
IS to be filled by Col, Si, Richard solved, by mutual consent.
Thehsssiuess will in
tuturobeoonctuoted by Mr. t4, Bawden. All c.c. Itleao, K. C. S. I., Bombay Staff counts ane tuts late term must be Nettled before
04rpe. I the 5th la unary, 4.iiUfA41L' H ,{ pl;tt,
leer Majesty hob torsed Aloe be MAIO December 4.,1611‘,.4f.
IANVAAY 1S, ts&
C, Lt S. CiIDLEY,
tiridertakory aid irl&ruiture Airtn'uthetiirers
J OULD SAY TO
V those who intebtl,
Purchasing to do so fro,111
the utattutaoturer. alts
dealer Who buys to sell
Again intuit nice..prejf
have a MAILWo 'taint
to give tan purchasers tltn
bonoflt, Which Cannot 1411 =` ";�
to meet the risks Of the
(}ramps. Our et ndlttee
arc lids than thotb Of city
nlatlU!aNtorare QdileipteltI.
ly we iib eeileneeper,
UTIs} WOLD
call gleeislattonUticrr
to our unourtakit+g depart
teeitt,ehi, It it more coin,
plot, then eear, as we havtl
addq, severe] new designer
et Into 7'hs best coffins.
easiest' tbrouds,und every
users1 requisite at the.
lowest prices. Our new.
Hearse to pronouneaali.yr
eout1oteut juclses to bat
second to nota an, (dice
province*
Emblems of all the Different Soo:dies.
THE EXETER
TIN 'Aran SIPOITEDEPOT
0
op 3nbserlber bogs to auneunce to the iuilabitanisof Exeter sulci t s:maxnvd>' l; tetra -
try, that he has opened u 1 LN and S l'OVE D1iPOT nxi the stems caarly O-pptati Mr. (1,..
A, ManusGrodory and Liquor store, Main tweet. l xeteitoelrra he it. g.oseatidta fslil,tellordo,s:
for
Cook, Parlor and other Stoves
At Manna 'rtetliirers; Rees..
Tinware, cheaper than the cheapest,, t ulsl I1oat1liJt It? paat.tii ta2
workmen cn the py�>al ams.
to
eave-'rroughingdone to eruct, CMrrhazePlat telfeaSpecialty . Vaal el tbia ys,.tb
veru beet 0aa51 new ens eueer...
0
Intending pnrebasen •c iU always fi1><i3 ane at raj, p, +:,reaita to atteadl to ray o.we lias;tees.e
and prepared at all times to treat eostowecs cosrteeualtx an -.supply thein with a ggltta a»a�
cheap article. Depend %ptan it Hetet niLe:ref: Uyosut get bwth evalne-bau yoturwottt$.
The very highest priceltn Cash peid for }1ie e's aracll Sleep &Ens�
E 11. SPt� lilllAN.
Exeter P 0, Oatoier lis
GEtiftlAN SYRUP
No other medicine in the world was ever
given such a test M its curative dualities as
BOSOIIRE'e GERMAN Srnux . In three years two,
millions four hundred th•,nsand small bottles
of this medicine were distributed free of chary?"
by druggists in this country to those affIcted
with Consumption, Asthma, Croup, severe
Coughs, Pnenumonia, and other diseases of
the throat and lungs, giving the American
people undeniable proof that GERMAN STRUT
will cure them. The result has been that
drogeists in every town and village in the. Ca-
nadas and United States ere recommending it
to their enstomera. Go to your druggist and
ask what they know abont it. Sample bottles,
10 cents. Regular size, 75 Dents. Threw doses 1879)
will relieve any ease.
Suri it's. tor the =en
OF THE
anti Sewing 1 !aehine
1MEE lealt0EST AND REST STOCK Olt'
Silverware, China and Dell ever seen its
the Wost,.uta
E. DR.EW'S TOE-_
Afr•.Hrevrltesjust received an oxeeliontstock o.
Silver Teu Se's,Buttor CooZors,Donleleand Sin glo'
Picklis Cruets„ *Lake Bnskots„Cad Rollet .ers,Core–
m uniktn Set ts, cara:,oi the Beat Quadrnplls tine T1 ipls.
Plate, and is ofreaing thesanse atpriceothat oldtx
ASTONISH YOU FOIL CHEAPNESS! -
He has juut oponad out a new surd completeas–
sort.sent of Chins, Glass and Stonewares.
large stock of Lampelust arrived. Can w4dsatisflr
yourself as to quaIiiity and cheapness. Coyne an ct
try our instruments. Music Teacher still oat
hand. Services at lowest figures.
Special attention called to the Raymond Sewinx
Machine. Organs and Pianos onsurptuad fur
beauty of design, and quality of tone,,
E. DREW.
R. FOWLER'S EXT.
WILD Strawberry
M�
A Specific Remedy for all Sesnlnier
Complaints such as Diarrhoea, Dy -
sentry, Canada Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Cholera 7nfantnm, Sour
Stomach, Griping Pails, and all
doraugemonta of the bswets, cans_
ed by using unproper food, snch as
raw veµetebles, unripe or sour
fruit, bad milk, impure. water or
change of water, °henges of the
seasons, exposure. No matter from
what cause or in what form you are
subject to any of the above com-
plaints, Ln. EowLnn's EITIIACT or
WILD S'rnAwnwi ty will relieve you,
and a speedy cure will be effected
without injury to the system. It is
r
manufacte red from the Wild
Elam Strawberry Plant, and free from
opium and other injurious drugs.
V 1 For said by all dealers, at ls. 10jd.
sea or 81.00
PREPAliE11 By
MILBURN, BENTLEY & P1 ARSON
TO ILO.11^70.
E.11l'L(DY'orEa' 7' 10'0 It .ea I. L.
Send for circulars explaining our
New System of canvassing
Agents
stinermn-
Ens To 11,000 INHABITAN'r , Ourapabi�e,tions aro
standar. Address,
The Henry Hill Pub. Ca.,
41 43 and 45 Shetucltet st, Norwich, Conn.
FOR SALE.
PIG ESTRAY—Camo on Lot 17,
eon 8, Usborno, November 27, a large sow
The owner to .v have her by proving property
and paying expenses, T. C. CLAIM{.
FALL (1879
-o
THE OLD 1ELIAI3LE HOUSE
At all times ,andpartioalarlyat a period whon Trade is universally depressed and mons
scarce, it is in the interest of every haver to purchase where he can got the artiicle he wants.
at the lowest rate. In calling your attention to my present stock,.' do so with eve -y confid,
enoe; it lazing moreaarefully assorted and setae:et' than that of any previeussoason.
In the Dry Goods
Every department is replete with the most seasonable and faandwnable fnlariat+, marked ea -
prices which should command the atteution of the very closest buyers. 'THE ORDERED
CLOTHIN3 still has MP.. W.IVES at iitr.lkaad
In Millinery
Underthemaaagomentof Mies McGloghlon.we mot suit the meat falai/pm. Onr stook ca-
Groceries,
3Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Canadian, English and American
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
one of the largest and best assorted iu the County. Intending parelwerswill consnl:theiit
beetiuterests by oxarniniltg mystockaeforegr,iag elsewhere.
It Will pay you to call at
C L -+ LLAN D BROS'
DREW S, EL' UCEE,
For your Dry -Goods, Groceries;, Etc,
Everything reduced to suit the h trdr tirnl`es.
COTTON OF ALL CLASSES' AT PRESENT
WHOLESALE: PRI CES..
ore and call before buying
Snits to).,order at startling figures.,
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