The Exeter Times, 1880-1-22, Page 6A10.71/35: 22, 1I:8O
A s.rogY 0E A T1UOUSAND
LAB. t3lLL,
'*natty years tll;.l, oue night while
Cotia'Qotor McKinney of t•,e Southern
Itairroad tvtrs, taking rill fares, it uia'n
without a ticket hfkeie(l hie a Maple
t1i,l, and he, as douduotore ate apt t(1
do, Wyk it salon;, saying he would cowl
return with change.The pt:r, 0-0 of
these delay is to tuttke a quiet stud•.. of.
the bill `in`the baggage ear ail(i sue if it
THE TTM
fa0I,•
AN AUSTRALIAN DON..m:4i
London, Jan. 15. -The Mayor of Syd•
ney,. N. S. W., telegrapbo 1 that 4r10,-
000 had been subscribed -inthat city,
and Liverpool merchants engage in alio
Alrtirfoatl provcaion trade subscribed
$5,000 to,relieve the Irish distress.
novanixamier An LI4;ENSE,
Northcote, Chancellor of the E.
chequer, fiat the Conserv:rtiva banquet,
at Stroud, confirmed the anuo uneement
is all right, When lie reached filo of Lid intention to issue loans in Zre•
b:gone ear pith the bill, Mr. D eKenny laud, and said the Government has au,
fouu(.i wlltrthe lied taken to be $100 thorizud the venous boards to overstep
was a hill for $1,Ot)0. He returned to th•
eir puiower if ueoess.r.Y. Oa the as
the pa:;deul;ei and l'tinnd he+bad shlftesidleddeulbliug of` P:uliaeut the (�averll•
Govern -
hie seat, Telling hint that there wee a Ment would (resent a b: 11 of indeninit
mistake, that the bill was for $1,0(x0, 1y
lee wits auli,z d to find the fellow re -1 for -all expenditures thus incurred.
11n(liate the tvholo arrltnl;eliiel,t. Iso 1 Springfield, lfass., Jan.15. A. pub -
!mew ntittiitte of it, and insisted that•
he bad 31, ticket, acid that it bad been
taken up. Fit ally Mr. MolKenuy went
oft with the bilis which the next day he
turned into the company„ with his ex-
planatiou, It was dep, sited and drew
interest for several ytars, was never
claimed, and was finally given to the
conductor by the coinpany. The ouly
exjslau11tiou was that s3u e bankrobbers
were on t e tt sin; that one of thein
carelessly took out the wrong bill anus
that they decided it safer to loose the
$1,000 then to risk being arrested.
Probably they thought he knew of the
burgl uy.
I-11:110tttOUS.
•
.Ir, O'Flalierty 'Be ms son], but
that was Miss Vivaraus we've passed.
Ye know her -that mite little actress?'
Mrs. O'F. ‘Nonsense Patrick. She's
dead and gone.' Mr. 0 F.: 'Thrue for
ye, dar int, so he is, It couldn't be her;
and now I look again, she isn't even in
mournin.'
Somebody says thn,t at some time
'Fortune taps at every man's door.'
Oh, yes, that's all very nice, but when
a meta opens the door in'respause, nine
times out of ten he finds it's the old
man's daughter Miss Fortune, who is
waiting fur Lim.
A gentleman in a draper's shopbad
the misfortune to step on a lady's skit t
S turned ar(,uud, ber face fiueheel
wi auger, but seen r the gentleman
was a saran ger she sullied uom pinoently,
saying: 'I'beg pardon, sir ; I was going
to be in a dreadful passion. I thought
it w_1as my busbar d •
'Ddn't you 'aplain to me sat if 1
seftlad alt dat asoonnt you would give
Ise �'low-ance?' said tire darkey to the
merchant. 'Yes I did say so Situs,'
said the merchant. 'If yon are ready
to settle your bill now, I will make a
good allowance,' and tiie mm rcltatu
waited for the colored iedividital to pull
out his 'Nell, sir, I hasn't
got the woney jus.' not,; brat I thought
1 come in and get de 'lowanee, DIy
wife wants a shawl.'
'Some cheese, please,' said a small
boy of eight to his papa at dinner. 'Nc
my child,' was the reply of the prudent
parent. 'You have already had enough.
When. I ‘vas a boy I hiul to eat my
bread and smell my cheese.' 'Well,'
said sonuy, &pleasa gi e me some f(:
am(11.'
Itis well to look at alt sides of a sub-
jeet, before you indulge in an opinion.
Curran once said to Father Leary: ']
apish, reverend Si', that yon were St.
'Peter, and had the keys of Heaven, be-
cause you would let ale in.'The shrewdt
and witty priest saw the Erb'cairr, and
turned its sharp edge on the skeptic.
by saying, 'By my honor and couaci
euce, sir, it would be better for you if
1 had the keys of the oiler 'lice, fop
then I could let ,you out.
IRELAND'S W0E8.
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GAUNT 'FAMINE STALKING THROUGH THE
®EmsERATD ISLE-SQU?.DS 0E' ,XEN ern), E.
ING THE WORKHOUSE RATHER THAN
DEATH. -
RIE CAEIkET COUNCIL, C 1NSIDLRING THE
DISTRESS.
Lor don, Jan, 15. -At the Cabinet
Council to -day, it is believed that Irish
affairs will share attention. `.
A DREADFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS.
A11 accounts agree that the situation
in the distressed districts is beeoming
extremely cr;tical. A Cork correspond-
ent states that sixty able-bodied; men,
with families, were yesterday admitted
to iltllaruey Workhouse., A wotn.anap-
plied for admission on Tuesday with
three children. Oona- watt dead' iu her
arms from hunger and exposure,, the
woman having walked forty miles..
ENGLISH CXfrLES OPENING SUBSOR3IP'rIONs.
The Mayors of Sheffield,. Brighton
stud other tiwns have openad:subeorip
diene. The universal opinionis that
private rehefoann'ot cope with the. dis-
tress, The Government's plane for
sleeting it will prabablg be deterzninad
lic meeting was held to•nigllt to raise
fuuct� brelieve the Trials fainiue.- It
was presided over by the Mayor, and
addressed by Bishop O'liieley and lead-
ing Protestant clergyman.
THE MOVEMENT Iv NEN YORK.
New York, Jan. 15.--Dillou called on
the Mayor to -day iu regard to open a
subscription. for the Irish famine ;relief
fraud. The Mayor, .noting in conjunct-
ion with leading wealthy`residonte, de-
oidect to open subecriptiuus et his office
to -morrow.
A FOOL'. REVENGE.
tIE CUT; ITIS THROAT IN PRESENCE OE THE
GIRL WHO REJECTED IUM.
Henry Van Dessert, a yonng German,
lged twenty-three years, has for some
tithe been coachman for Mrs. William
13. Doan, at No 40 Nest Ninth Street,
New York, and gave general satisfact-
ion as far as his duties were ctwoerued
until very lately, when he seemed ab-
-.ent-minded. The cause of this tem•
ttoral•y aberration was love of a fair
real leu of the same nationality, named
Lizzie C. Hudf, aged twenty years, who
r.sides with her parents on the fourth
boor of No. S51 Niuth avenue, The
fine figure of the voting man and his
pleasant ways at first attracted the girl
though shat sufficiently to induce her to
become his wife. In addition to this
her parents objected and platted a ve o
on his p •oject. Leet ever lug at abs ut
five o'clock he called on her ag:'in and
urged his plea with all the persuasive
power in his pos essi ,n, but she finally
rejected him. He then threatened tt
take his life if she refused to marry
him, and she emphatically said sh(
could not or would not. He then tool.
a horn handled razor from his pool et,,
Ind opened the blade, drew it wi'h
vigor across his throat, completely sev
ering the wind pipe, but missing all tl e
saperion arteries. The floor was deiug
ed with blon(7. Miss Hupf's screams
drew her parents into the parlor, and
theltr united cries brought in the neigh-
bors. The police (prickly followed, and
hen the victim, of bis own folly wa,
,•enmoved to Roosevvelt. hospital, where
he now lies in a prt oat iora condition.
Dr. E. E. Hunt, the resident physical',
says that the result depends entirely
upon the enfterer's constitution and the
condition of ins olood.
Aged People..
To pass from poverty to wealth is
only changing misery, but to pass from
illness to health ie like flying fi'am this.
world to paradise. Many aged people
who are troubled with derangements
the urinary organs would find relief
of using VictorinB.ochu and Uva Ursi,
which a8 prepared expressly to meet
their eases and cure diaea• es of the
secretory system. V. pet bottle.
Certificate as to Purity and Efficacy.
LABORATORY,UNIVERSXTY COLLEGE.
Toronto, December 4th,1872
Tn the Victoria Chemical Ob.
Gentlemen, -I have examined the
articles employed in the.Victoria Chem
-
cal Works, in thepreparation of the
Victoria Byrne cf IIr ypophosphites..
The several Hypophosphites used are
chtenriicallp pare, and the. Syrup is also
gide free ,front' (my impurity, Your
Syrup of Hypoyiiosptutee will undoubt
ly prove a very/ uatuable medicine.
HENRY 11. CROFT,
]professor of Chemiatry, U. C.
J3W.BLA0KSMIT 11 SHOP
A'i* rti. CH13iLPEL.
W.1 C.B' lxf-. HAM.lateof
h' a Cornnieneed
't1'ustf rt�� 10 4,4 at'vebraneb
ai
at: 'G4`lnpri 1 ,
p au 9 pe-
I e thio dO il `, ►._,,;. kiudofb'ack
r 'Horse Mhoe-
in;e, • a ndedto, Promptness, cheapness
orkannri,otee4. Acallsolleited.
. WW,,BddCEXNGHAM..
EXETER TIMES
MEV JOH MIRT116
All kinds or printing done neatlyr cheaply and with dispatch.
Order yon work where yon can get it done the cheapest.
Colored Work a Specialty
The TIMES OFFICE has exc:e'lle bt facilitiesfor turning out
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CARDS,
BILL HEADS, .
1-44 xterell ortlL
`LOtC and GRIST MILL,
Iteingin good wothing,orslorgi''O$ every mecum.
, ishan possible is „ rtstidg and flouring. Flom;
and mill food delivered to parties 1euvine their
orders before one o'alook atJ.UU10LL"'S ifalcery,Alr
Q'J3YEN l CO'S, or at 21.1111 same dwg
TERMS CASIT.
YV z Z Mir 14/ Ey,
E'XGTER ,1»'- 07.
$6^ wlleeltftt ono, your own town,. Terms att p$5i
WV6 aata Address :L, HALLE7TsG0Or
Portland, piafuo:
DO NOT READ THIS.,
L.1 axing received a lot of new machinery, I
Would inform the farmers of the sur-
rounding country that I am prepared to Manu
facture all kinds of Horse Bakes, Barley
Forks, Grain Cradles, Snaiths, etc, and having
secured the services of a first-class Turner, I
am prepared to do
ALL - KINDS OF •rTU1iNING
on the shortest notice, and for style and price
I defy obfnpotition. Always on hand a first-
class stook of Fork aucl Slovolhanclles. ' Mils,
half a mile south of Exeter.,
A. COTTELL.
QTRAYED, from Lot 15, 8, B. Ste-
ta_.; phou, ori or about the 5th August last, ono,
white t.tetr with reel ring on the lose and rest
ears, years old; Quo «royals steer 2 S ears. Old
one greyish heifer 9 years old; one 3 oarl;ng steer,.
red anti white • one inooloy heifer, light red, with
white, Any information leadit,g to .their recov-
ery will be handsomely rewarded.
JOHN DOLL HAT ,Offa.
LEGAL
r. --.-'s.
R H. CADDY,.
BARRISTER & ATTORNEY
At Lae, Solicitor, &o. Office, I! ansou's Block
Exeter.
1 1 ARDING HARDING, R: WHITE,.
1st risters, Attorneys, Solicitors, 'Oom-
sionere,ll. a., &e.
obN
tow-RuTToN's B•tocx, Water treot, St
&Tory's. .
Jour H .IIAItDING, H.A.L WHITS
MuDIARMID,
it t it1t1Tl 1t, NOTARY, CONVEYANCER.
LUCAN ONT.
MEDICAL.
DR. HUTCHIINSON, Member of -
the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario, &c., &c., Omce next door to I. Carlings,
Main Street Exeter
DR H :Ni'D1isAN7;.-COPt:ONER FOR
the County of Huron. Office,uoxtdocr to
(1r.I. Carling'sstore,Exetera
W. BROWNING M. D., 0. M.
• 1?. :3,Grn.dnatevietoiin,Un=vcrsity Officeand residence, 1)nr� 05011 1.aberatorv. Exeter.
0. MOOIIE, lVt. D. 0. 14 T.
.1 J. Graduate of &IcGSllUuiversity,Montreal
Office and.resideuoe,Exeter,Onb. O:lice 1•ours-
8ta 10 a. m and 7to 10 D. m
TAR. J. A. ROLLINS„ M. C. Y. S.
0., Vittoria Sb. Crerliton, Ont, Mice hours
rem 0 to 10 a. rn.; 2to 50.111.
GLU'1'Z, M. D..
. Office at his residence, Exeter.
1�R. IRVING, G•RADUATP) UNI -
ea VORSITY 'r`rinityoollege M err'bercolleae
Physicians and sur`eonr Oti:... Otiiceliirktou.
HOTELS.
d `fENTRAL HOTEL, OREDITON
-Win. Baker proprietor. This Hotel has
been newly turuished and fitted up in first-class
style. Large and convenient Show Roams for
Commercial Travellers; best of liquor'. and cigars
attheBa.r. Abteutiveliostlers 0,11,70313 011 hand.
M 21-3m. WILLIAM BANNEIL,
PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL. -
rr 0112i•t'CY. G. SWARTS having purchased
the above hotel, and fitted it throughout, now of-
fers first-class accommodation to travelers, Good
liquor and cigars at the bar. Good stabling and.
atteutive•hostler on hand. Every attention p aid
to guests.
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