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General. Who have foro0d kW drays into six are
req uired to work t wo Inot•u on the
The ex-Lutpress Eugenie has er. forifautif Tho ei,gineers eves, heavy
lived at Port taiteetetth. with sleep and fatigue, (lose int the too -
The t ince of Waley visiteit tlr.Lila(1 moot %viten to do so is death to his liv-
atone on Saturday. ing freight. Forced to be absent frons
The cession of territory by Turkey to home and it °twitting i,i fitteitcea, de•
hlonteuegrtl began on L+ t tll;ly. innr,tIl'ation aril[ t1I 81pation, triages
Co-operative stores iu i'r'is, Frauds, and eteisel»lent at:isident and loss ou-
Ilavo preyed a oumpletB failure. o'fze, l:. ce°. let ns trtud. Let us set
Russia ha, tirade Bern and on Ite,ly for our fade and influences against break -
the extradition of a notorious female' big of the Saboteur d,tiy, Let no work
Nihilist. i he cruet trpou the track or alum the
Lord Edwin Hill Trovet Will be v114.-1 1.0,0 upon that day tae far as our tiithi-
ed to the peerage tiitll the title of Lord' circ'' eau prevent, it. Lot the railway
bungee -titian trach quiet and undi:rturbed on
The t awn cnnr.nieeionertt have cit,. Snt,(Iny sty utii' clin,oliyari1s, so that..
cider' to give a bait
cuet to t„In (itlk(trr:a. (?vnrt may hate the privilege of
of the Oonstellatinu. nr,kv'it g hie Borrie witli lila family on
The Goustell:i,tinu ham began to diti• time. ti tiy,ta• lie aught.etud every rail grail
ehat•ge her cargo of ut0vi'maty,, whte•li tie and wheel null bridge and rod itua
will bo sent to all tioints hill elimawhui 01
windows ,tray recover its eiastieity. So
I d.' b+•lieve that our nation will receive
tt ble•ring. Our railway men 'will be
lre.l'uier and ( h'tter roan, ,snN railway
'tier l,•ilre ,till ba ttdwuust balibilied from
our knowledge..
twat required.
A .1:3 ,uwhey despatch says there ie nn
truth in the reports about the cleatli of
Bing rl([ieebawi or. the !,1as Saunee at
f1Tandaley.
The Queen hes intirneted to the
Declines of 11•rtirlbornn.;h her intention
of oenferrinix the Rival 0. dor of Vic-
toria and A leeft nowt her,
At a grand brngnot. to 1)ta fiesseps by t onion ,.1y'ti chi:d i t tl� ing—,lying
the fonntive of the Pelona:). canal with tate tin .11 et liol•e in hie von ug fact:
euterptiee, DA Tai sep,1 warmly t,nlo uui „u i' tlt•t-ciibable yearning to lire
gizecl ilia Arnericau press anti report •thti ani;''tt„ honored ph.ce in the world
ere. beeittt: the onniltrtnient3 of hie yontll.
And sem b.tdy'e Mother is thinking of
tkoe tilme tv,tt;•u that • dear - file° will be
hide' it where no hope can brig hien it
—tehull her heart (tall hotne will be loft
desolate—ht ctu•o tbt'I0 iw no euro for
cuti',ult,t:ot,. Reader, if the chile be
your neieiii•r's; take this comf'rting
theological eulljeeta, hay been n uoilt. ; word to the tn,'th'r'tt heart before it i:+
ed Seorotary of the French Legation tit ! (00 late. Tell her that consumption is
Wa811111 ton. enrable,t.bat men rue living today aged,
The Emperor William hat alvi•e.1 r'.bustmoon, whom the physic:los pro
the Ozar to retire to private lifat Li•
vaale, for three months, lea..ins, the
tlt):,11a13'.)PY•S Oi..IiLI),
The King of Sweden has decorate:l
Trot. Nordeneltj tltl 11. h;tr010 t a(i•l stint
hila a grand or of thu 0 eler of the
,North Star in diatu•nlde ; value 1,000
guiueay.
Dr. Edmund do Pro.epu•to, flit+ Pr•t.
tostant divine and well-known c'titer •,n
1101311nntl iticttr Lile at ih+age of twenty-
five, because nue lung had heel, almost
conduct of affairs to the Czatevitch and destroyed by the dwelle. Dr. Pierce's
Prince 1llolikcff, but the Ozer declin- Golden Medical Discovery is the must
ed. ,`y efiicieut ,alterative fur separating the
Some idea of the thrifty habits of scrofulous matter from the blood and
the French mtiy be gathered irotn the lunge, and imparting stretigth to the
fact that $153,800,000 was deposited sysietn. It has cured handl%(13 of eou.
in the savings banks of France clun sutnittives.
ing last year, and that the member
of depositors exceeded 2,500,000 per.
sons.
The Lord Mayor of Loud rn haft re-
ceived a telegrarn from the Christit.0
Coltnittee at Bagdad, saying that a
terrl lel famine is prevailing in Tleao-
pctalnia and that Maine lee m teen of
etarvitig Curistians are crowdiees hither
for relief.
A. Lindon correspondent of the Ed-
inbtltrtzh SCnteman BayB it 18 repnrted
in official oiro'es that Sir Austen Ley -
yard and Sir Henry Elliott, respect-
ively British Ambassadors to °nustau.
tinople and Venue, nave tent in their
resignations. t Whoever is honorable and candid,
A correspondent says the absence of honest and oourteous,is true geutletnau
the Prince and Priuoaas Fr derilra of avhether learned or unlearned, rich or
Iiauover and Baron Powell. Von Ram•
ingen at Wiudsnr on Saturday last,and
the Pxinoe's visit to of ugratulate Mr.
Gladstone,is much commented on. The
marriage of the Prineese of Hanover
to her father's secretary has caused
considerable friction in the highest
eircle3.
The funeral of Dr. Kenculy took place
on Friday amid many tokens of mount-
ing. A. procession of' carriages end sorue
five hundred persons escorted the hearse
from Tavistock square. the late red -
device of doeeaaed, to Victoria Station
for cr.'i:voyenoe by rail to Ll.nafug, Sus- our uoblestworks are generally most re-
.
sex, for iutetmont. Large crowds hued [plet with both.
It is better to need relief than to want
heart to i,iVe it.
The secret of fashion is to surprise
and never to disappoint.
T1uth is the foundation of all know-
ledge and the cement of all societies.
He that buys what he does not want,
will soon want what he can't boy.
BETTER TEOUG.UITS:
As the pearl ripens in the obscurity
of the shell, so ripens in the tomb all
the f 1ue that in truly precious.
Every. elan endeavors whir his ut-
most care to hide his poverty from
others and his idleness from himself.
Pursue what you know to be attain-
able ; make truth your object, and
your. studies will make you a wise
man.
poor.
We bear wit'.,iu us the seeds of great -
nese ; but suffer them to spring up,and
they overshadow both our eenee,antl
our happiness.
Character is power ; it makes friends
creates funds. draws patronage and
support, and opens a sure and easy
way to honor, wealth and happinees.
The way to aognire lasting esteem is
not by tiie fewness of a writer's faults,
but the greatness of his beauties, and
the streets.
A Melbourne telegram saye the ques-
tion of the exhort of frozen meats is
seriously occupying the pnbiicatteution
'in A•letra'ia. 7.'ilere are 6,000,000
sheep and 3,000,0(10 cattle in Qua:Wand
admitting a weekly exportation of 2000
toes of meat. Refrigerator works are to
he immediately erected. Thousands of
sheep were recently boiled clown for
tallow. and cattle are almost unsale-
able.
The dale Henry Vincent, the English
lecturer, ot.ce related to a corraBpoud-
ent of The Tory Times Mint lie was
driving with John Bright when the
ileacs f Abraham Lincoln's death was
ttlld them by a man who stopped their
carriage by the wayside for that pur-
pose. Neither of the two Englishmen
spoke a word iii respon'ae. They drove
on in utter silence ; and bye -and -bye
when each looked un at each other's
face., the eyes of both of thein were full.
of tears.
SUNDAY WORK ON RA.WLWAYS.
Sunday is merle tate clearing -tip day
of railways: More trains are nth on.
that day than any other, It the
grand excursion day ; the roads are
crowded with trains, We are. pleased
to 800 that one railway manager, Mr.
Ilieltson, of the Grand Trunk Railway,'
stands up against the practice. His
sumer to the petition to run Sunday
trains for excursions is pertinent 'I
and sure that running finch 6xOursions
on this railway will be of no profit; to
it, and I think it will be ne profit to
yell.' What wonder ;that the chapter
of ttooicleuts is llo long and full'i''' Meu
As the finest wines have often the
taste of the soil, so even the most se -
lignins often draw something that ie
particular frorn the cnntitution of the
mind in which they arise.
A HINT.—If a youth is wooingly dis-
posed towards any damsel, as he values
his happiuess, him call on the lady
when she least expects him, and take.
note of the appearance of all that is un-
der her control. Observe if the shoes
fit neatly, and the hair well dressed.
And we would forgive a man for break-
ing off an engagement if :he discovered
a greasy novel hid away under the
cushion of a sofa, or a hole in the gar.
nitrite of .the prettiest foot in the world..
Slovenliness in female will ever be
avoided by a well -regulated mind. A
woman cannot always he what is cal
god '`dressed," but she may be alwayaa
neat. And as certainly as a virtnoub
woman is a crown of glory to her hue-
band, so surelyis a slovenly one a crown
of :thorns.
1�r}a month,Mnt e*Ponsosguaranteodtoartonts
tu ` 1 outfit free. 8MAR'.t po Aegu ta,;fMaii,.
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TAILORS and CLOTIII1:k13,
Take pleasure to tr Torn" the bilrabitautiotBxetcr
.dct surrounding country, that they Lave jus
• oEtt.tedcrut an eocelieuta4eorttmentox
1`:i'eed*, Coatings, T estiu fsete,,
in theta ten t 4tyles andpatterne,endfest,tenured
tltatiutile tn,aMaar ofcrotkling, they oan suit the
mostfastidfoustastes.
�%(]rA're sae, CLoclte,
YY Sewing, Rit:ohiues
,}rg,ias, Aerordouns, and
1;,nLreitas iopntred Aeerst
It r the Warmer series sew-
ing Mamines, Second-
hand Sowing Machines for
sale ohheap. All kinds of
1 'males and shutttesfor Sewiitgbiachine kept on
hand Shop—drain Htreot, 1)ashweod, JOHN G.
8;11210\,Iroltriator, Atay10 1-y.
The TIMESOFFICE has excellent facilitiesfor turning out
CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
POSTERS,
CIRCULARS
f!O ! FOR MANITOBA.
Lutin ; the zemttidder or tiro season of 18S0,
Cx R I{ :+ N W_A.Y'S
Manitoba Parties
will leave ou
The FIRST TUESDAY of Every Montt,
:Next party on 1th May.
For particulars aitl,ly to
JR 0.71;4 ox.
G.W. R,d.aont, Centralia
ST, M �lll'S LIM+'WORKS.
our lrawnliiln s born snow in full operation:and
torals' i;autdailyalarge quant;ti of
XE
thatfor all purposes
cannot be surpassed in the Domin-
ion.
Partiesfrom alistaneecan limey sbOPT rplied
dtberatthekilns ar deliver dbyteame at low
et remunerative rates. Order grata a distance
urom1tt11 attendcdto.
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BA. ERISTER & ATTORNEY
At Law, Solicitor, &c. Office, l'anson's Block
Sauter.
W IIcDIABMID,B.A.,
tf t.tI{GITER,N0TARY, CONVEYANCER
LUC K 01,1T .
MEDICAL..
DR. HUTCHINSON, Member of
the College of Physicians end Surgeons of
Ontario, &c., &c., Oiuee next door to I. Carlings,
Main Street Exeter
Dll. HYNDMAIN.—CORONER FOE
the County of Huron. Oftice,nextdoor to
tfr.I. Carling'bstore,Exeter.
T W. 73ttOWNING M. D., C. M.
fJ • P. r3, Graduate Viotoriauniversity• Offlee
andresideuce, Don .niox 1 aboratoiv, Exeter.
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C. MOORE, M. D. C. M.
.• Graduate of llcG4llUniversity, Montreal
Oftieeaudrosidenee,Ibxeter,Ont. Office l ours—
Ate lO a. m and 7 to 106. m
DR. J. A. ROLLIN'S, M. 0. P. 8.
0., Viotoriu- St. Crediton, Ont. Office hours
rein to 10 a.m.; 2 to 5 p• m.
CLU'r'Z, M. D.,
• Wilco at his residence, Exeter.
DR. IRVING, GRADUATE tNI-
VERSITY Trinity College 0embeQyCollege
Puveicians and surgeon' On:., olticelirkton.
HOTELS.
/ `CENTRAL HOTEL, OREDITON
l ) —wen. Baker proprietor. Thin Hotel has
boon newlylurnisbedand fitted up in first-class
style. Large and convenient Show Rooms for
Oommereial Travellers; best of Bonenand cigars
fit the Bar. Attentive Hostlers always on hand
M 21-3m. WILLIAM BASER.
PRINOB OF WALES HOTEL.
OLIN L'ON. G. SWLlITS having purchased
the above hotel, and fitted it throughout, now of-
fers first -crass aocommodation to travelers, Good
liquor and cigars at the bar, Good stabling ant
attentive hoealer on hand. Every attention yard
bo guests
NEW BUTCHER SHOP
The undersigned wouldinfornl the inhabi.
tante oiExeter and vieinit. that hehas
OPENED A NEW BUTCHER SkIOP
oaedoor south ofhis$laacsu1ithehap anclhopes
ehesameliberal patronage that has bean ac
corded to him inthe
IILAdEBMIT.ALND WLtlelf MAT.r2;tt
liuewillbeextoudttdtohint in his uewbrancb o
Business, Ris meat wagon winced) at the resi-
dents of
esi-
dentsoofthevillage throetimateeeel weekend
FRESH MEAT.
all kinds kept eonetantll on hand at Lie
butchorat1oli.'
n1ackrtntthing and 'wagon tuakingearried col
teusaa in el)ftit branchat
E. DAVIS.
LAm aS1EEll� Hyh ND
titliaoyp ht
Mitre and Bono Dust for your land. A spicy pa
per givon away full:otinformatiou With t.stimo.
eels, Apply to G. KEMP. area. EYetor. t o