HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1880-5-20, Page 3MA7' 20 1880
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I am spe;tlsl pit' ttn V cmammies; the
teeet tee of It natebet• 'or dcligill;flti
Saturday ltkwitt l at L ts1y 11'4. 0tce a
.'entiPin a,-cn aeoert;titlit'ig that ,1, WW1
an Ain 'Ocala lseenette for a time much
1tlterreett'd, to n'lEa, I'1,•[lailse T was en
Atuerieau 114 seemed to take it f,•t•
emoted that I had been under lire, and
that niv body tithe n lead mint) of bul-
lets. 15 °targe 1 wail there alive he el-
1,l ,teentnt tl that I had killed Houle 0411,
cr mat) kit., had tried to kill roe.
'Ifni have -.tem aulrle rough times in
t ttlif'ol•tlltt?' lead he.
'Yes, 1 had''
eert1UtM1 net tights?'
' LY if4, some,"
'Inv,
Well, now my dear fe sae, hope
you t4ult'1 u.),1: i1ler ui. ithrli+l' ire, lett
really I've a gra 1-t d.4 -.it a to k'Low entire
of the details of these personal attempt le
ere, you kea:v, and .1 hope se eal tltti•tlue
ma 1104 for ttiliioe slice a 41110tH 111.
hot—ilia Nilo ' yet kill a wets?'
Idiot tiutt 1 wtaa, i. shill 'N II„
e]i,tllpe t1 %tie aluieet lnitltt3:li'ttely. 1
fell far down in his e.Erin tt.lun. 1 Iva,
t*) Ilial no lotl,ar an rtuj: et of interest.
\Vllat lilt welted. wee a recd handed Am-
erican Innrtl)rer. Ile hod tlltltll=lit me
e+l>t3. Zia had 1>r,iwleeettt-1 n) •, laud
felled no etrl),e on the lodge. I .slue 1.
11t''re tl-Ltd; of pee il, btu»-tlesi, b tr
ref ol,t\ I ottnsted net: 1?f'ltiti'.V crime,
lnilyder, ttol• blood. I e,nl'l feel, ton,
what he tirni:;lit of me. Hie face slid:
'This 111411 lots nut itnprovt'd his pall}•
opportunities. Ilea has lived in Oali-
furniee for nearly half a life silne tend
never WW1 a than .nor got killed l:im-
self.' i tl1antt4Od afterwardtt to regain
it little of my to t etantlittg in this gent•
letuan's estimation. 1 told him that 1
Nvtl.3 ftnee, ill. O•tlif. tutl,on a ;try whirl,
tried Texas )ack for murder, awl 1
v ,ted for his act:pilt:'!. Bet this wee
a mere ru-dtligllt c )mnare.l to the ln,tre
l'i"tniting frool killine myself. Young
mate lt. f)t•e piing to i -;rope arta t11Rrt
IiO'1nnt i'iit '8'teii t3',t 1f3 snre that you
have killed your loan. K'll eonlethittg;
kill a tramp or an editor if you can do
no better; dairy than your knife and
pistol tc'.uitlo)t; beep thin profilin
eut.ls bring up in vo'lr ettambert; lay
the:e an the tache at club dinners; tont
pistol; feel ah+ently and lin rredly ob-tnt
our hip as if to know atni,l the rack-
ets' rod, glare. bomb: bursting in air,
your Smith & \Yi'seen it et.ill there. It
pave. My fri' od Ranchero Ariz me
Vaquero, w1ir e nrtitlt'n mime itt Amer:
ea is Jones, 411'1 it, and gained a valu-
able reputation for a desperado smitten
with oec tti':n:el spasm; of remorse for
the oven men where he vaguely hinted
be hard shot thronih t•ha 1"lend. �
Tt.IE laATE SEN.ATUa, 13POWN.
).1ST TRIBUTE 01 EINP^CT.—DT8CR1PTIn'13
017 TITS RF1t41NS—TIED PALL-B1;AItE1•:S
AND THE PfOOESSI.IN.
TPIit1NS tr R13FPI0T.
Toronto, May 12.—The late Senator
Brown teas Untied at, the Necrnpolie to
clay. The rernaios were followed teethe
grave by the largest °oilcanree of peo-
ple and carriage ever witnessed iu
Unlade,. Thoueantls of spectators
hoed the streete through which the
'funeral cortege pn•s$ecl, and flags at
half niest were displayed from all the
public and Many private buildings. The
ilifaretrt tailwaya brought in
L1113E N1111B0RS 011 vI51ToRS
from all pa•rts of the Dominion, eyljn
came to pay the last tribute of respeot
t+) the departed statesman. The pub-
lic were allowe.i to view the remnius
fecal ten a, rn. to two p. to, Over two
thousand persons dict so, Many of whom
were deeply affected. The burly was
in a casket which was planed in the
drawing room, the apartment being
draped.
TUE 11FYIAINa.
The feataroe of the deceased were
quite 'lateral, and he seemed to be
'merely sleeving. The casket was de-
corated with svreutlill of flovrera; a
handsome silver wreath encircled; the
word; "At rest;" a beautifully engrav
ell plata bore the inscription "George
Brown, died 6..11 May, A8SO, aged 61
,.tarn." Shortly after two o'cloelc the
rntltnllere is( the tit. 11udrewe and Cale•
,ieuiau eOCietieti, mat ftt Lrsl sue church,
and,tl1er at ranging the order of tits
proctta 1')It, proceeded tt) the l'ot:11011c,
of the d ceesed. Shortly after the E'ln
plt1;'res, past at)d present, of the (;;lob,
arrived stud took up their poettioll t
.tale sort• h of the residence ready to fall
Into their proper pleee. Meantinit
citizens in thousands had began to a8 -
soluble ill llie alljuiitiug streete, aim
earriages in greet numbers, Sh'trily
after three time 1iray. Mr, King held re-
1igiou se) vices in the room where tet
remains wet e. Tl10ae 11resotat west
vie,bly a.}lapel'.
T111: PALL 131 AEl1UUB,
;leiter the service the eaqket 11tfi8 ear.
rigid to the hearse, the following gent
r le nt a actin its pall beery PH ; Sir A.
A. 1) trim), lion. Alex. 'elaokenzie,
''\\1;ttitsul Il')'rlautl, 131 word 13lttlio,
sir .11. a. (1:trtltr'tt'flit, Sir Alex. Camp-
bell, S1nt t'tr Allen. St'll'ttor Chri-t1t'
Senator 14f0al,tattrr, Prof. Wilson, Prof.
ixteig 0141 i.ittn. it, S. tlulttiugdon.
T1114 I'itt)Cls:r81 N.
The
pinsto sl to wasAlien formed ,1.4
rt)tLrr> :
Tilt t'ffiri;ttinte, elc,rgymt'n, Rev. Mr.
King, Pref. Greig, Prof. 111eLeren and
Itev. 1)!. Rhitt.
'1'he nt"cliceel attendante of ties de•
paa,ed, Drs. That burn, 1I. II. Wright,
Clarke and .Le lira.
Trettr'44 anti Hall bearers.
Ttu' 0 of •tuurners, George Mao.
kl:uzie 131 jvi tt, oely sell of deceased ;
Mr. Gor•d •n 13rown, (tiny 1>rulhcr r,f
deceased ; 14Tr. Edward Bron•11, Rev.
W. S. Ball and alt his sons, Mr. Thee.
1lenning, Mr. Betley and a number of
others.
Three li ijclretl pwet nod present' em
ployeee. of the. Globe marched silt
abeeatst.
Lieutenant Goveruor of Outario pod
leis Secret ry.
'nor S0il)ttitrR.
Members E•f the II„use of Commons.
Members of the O,itnrio L-1t;isla•
tar.
The Clergy, of different denomiva
The elnvnr and C trporalion and the
Pul llu School Beard.
The 13oarti of Tr.l' o.
The Cnrn . Sellar iTe,
St Andre'v't. Society.
(';fled"1111111 Society.
New England S tciety and several
outer Societies.
J•'ttri'ali<cti and Printers.
A. large body of Pt,iue, marching
futl4. alil'c':tet.
Over two hnntlred ea'riegee, 0411-
telt:iiie prominent citizens, friend^
froom the u,untr'y, and a large nun)•
bur of t' h re.
Don' e tnassee rtf penele lined the
Mi(Jewal;'s. W00 stood in respectable
silence, nneovesing as the 1 ea e p a>•
sell. whispered words of redrei• a•erP
heard Ivary wit Pre. TIIN priers -inn
procpf'ded a;nllg B i kiwitl. a.ioOnttl,
C ter II w'11, Elrn, Y)uoe, C trlt'tnu
Iand Parliament streets to the neeropo
118, where animrTlsllge ll)IIltifnde was
a4sombletl. Arriving at the grave. the
eel].)Pttrere lent there last aid. Roy.
Arr. Kine,, Resisted by others, conduct•
ea the burial serricee, and the earth
(dosed on ;chat was mortal of the great
statesman and journalist.
A STATUE T() )3E ERECTED.
A. ewe', in pl tater of the fade was
taken Wednesday. A startle is to be
erected in the Qneeu's Park.
M 1st people suppose that the man-
ufacturer of tobacco consists merely of
taking the leaf and pressing it into
pings, The feet is, however, that the
process is a very (wlicate one, mei the
least false step will Injure the Saver.
The leaf must be properly attended to
for months after it leaves the planter's
hands. It must neither dry too clnick-
ly n0r too slowly. Even after it has
reached the factory the utmost delicacy
'if manipulation is required. The wea
tiler thiel be carefully studied, for if
there i8 too winch moisture in the air
when it is pressed it will mould, and
the same will happen if too Mucci mois-
ture is sprinkled I1 041 it fur the pur-
pose of opeuitig the leaf. Again, if it
ie overdried in the oven it will turn
crisp, and will nip the tongue in stook
iug. It is by oareful attention' to all
these points th at the "Myrtle Navy"
has been brought to s0oh perfection.
The firm who tuannfitelure it have
their owo storahon:sess 10 Virginal, ;tori
from the time the leaf leaven the plant-
er's hands nutil it is tnrued out of the
factory, uyo0,„he afterwards, in plugs,
it is uoder.tile °tire of thew skilled and
trusted employees,
TOTICE is hereby eivsn that the
Court of rev;=ion of the ilaeoesmont roll for
j tht 'V til o of LxatS1 for 41)5 yet r 11180 18111 be heal
at the M,tricet Ririe, i xetor, on Pi'1day, ZBtic of
I may hist , at 10 o'oloek q.nl, By ardor, 311.1:40.
ii mr, Q104k,
TRS TIM r
Trine tal>'E)x.,
OUL3) SAY .ru
V X
if to KO Who Lukrisl
'archaic:14 to -10 no fr„111
110 toituultaotItr,a J }ia
lottloi' 1Y110 1)11)1 tt' sail.
.41111 11)14st tt ina1t4lrtll'
181)3 to profit. We 411 itn
10 give Oho t tt'sO sere tiro .,,,..
,anaflt, which cannot tali '
q meet the view» of the 1 1,�e,��'
1rnttgc s.. 01u' aY Ye'
(-'L„,-;”?%>iS
tro 14.44 titan tltoso of cit,
natal`aetin•eito'l'twtict"eat
are eau aeilcue16ocr. t
C. 66 S. OIDLAi 1 I
a .d I+'lcA;atili.!l;iazt,La^'r;.:
Vr E WOULD
call ispeolelattentical
00 our uutlortaking eloper'
nient,•Nuteh is,inore 0 3)44'
ple'to than o vor,,ts tv It t VIE
.cdtlotL sevoi'ttl 11e1♦'tlesigni
R of late !.'lie best eotiln••.
tlaslt•uts ahrouds,ancl 0102,)
•uneral requisite• at .the
108,5stprices. Our ne11
Hear -e is pronounced 04
competent judges to is
second to mire in ;tile
pro vineea
Emblems of al' the Different
E IL
Soc t es.
luxe -ter North
I1LOTT t. awl GRIST' MILL,
.beingin r;oo,iv1Orhinporder gives evrry ecouu,-
0atiou possible lo grz ti0g and louring, .L'luur
and 94111 fecalootiirtat•ed to parties leevino their
order,; before oneo'rinek at.J 131•'1.,1,'Sbakery,or
O't37 lt1 L r$ Ct)°li, or at n]ill Bance (lay
TERMS CA.SET.
.
WPM 4 ;roc,
EXETER R 1” O.
axe now howings lines in
New Dress Goods,.
Prints
White -Cottons
Grey Cottons
Denims
Ducks
Shirtings
Tweeds,
Worsteds, &c.
A.1,20 AN EXTRA. ASSORTMENT
Gents' Pelt
ilioiu%:iug the Latest Noveltiel.
• Boots cC Shoos in Great 'Variety. A. Choice Line of Wall
Papers Our New FIELD & GARDEN SEEDS
are now in. No Worthless Stook. Your
Patronage Solicited.
111
Sall W1iLL el"' PICKAIID.
-- --THE
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All kinds or printing done neatly cheaply and with dispatch
Order your work where yoit can get it done the cheapest.
Colored Work a Specialty !
The TIME SO FIDE has excellent facilities for turning orit
CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
>,
POSTERS,
OIO \ LAS
Arct3ER, CLoCna,
Serif g 141'cilines
organs, Accnrdf'ons, and
Uiuh) elles tel iced. A,: el.i
Er A the WO' Ler series 4041-
'" lug Mao iltcn. )1 tnd-
hancl',ewing Machines for
sale cheap. All hinds of
boodles and alma les for a:ewin8ltfnaluitt'r l' tau
hand Shop -Aloin Street., nuehwoed. Jtt, 'N G.
S;)LDON, Proprietor. May 10 1-y.
HO ! FOR; MANITOBA.
During, 4110 iomttldtlaror the season of 1880,
C�x R.Y"!1TaN WA `Y'S
Manitoba Parties
will leave on
The FIRST TUESDAY of Every Month
Best party 0n 4th nal" -
For particulars apply to
JN0.ENOX.
4.W. It,Apeat, Centralia
U'.ir. M 1111'S .) IMEWOIBES.
)urlrawnkiln beingrimy infun onaration:and
toruln40rttdaily alarge emu. 1t, of
•.E
thatforall purposes
aannat be surpassed in the Do-elin-
i0n.
Pnrtiesfrom w 1Latance ean:aiwaysbet•• •plied.
,itheratthe kilns o aeliverri by teams atlow
st reluunerutiv erlt tee. Orderetram n ciilitanoi
.ruwt)tiy fatten deato.
ve1IITSON & SOLATFR
LEGAL
R II. C ADDX,
134.RBISTEB c; ATTORNEY
At Lair, Solicitor, cvo. Office, Fauson'a Bleak
)xebar.
tr McD1ARMID,B3.A,q.,•
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i t iti'lisTE eNO1'AR( [, CONVEYANCER
E�rANGER
.4tf3.,
LttCAN ONT.
MEDICAL.
1:. IIUTCFIINSON, 11lelnber of
the Collogo of Phy4ciand and Surgeons of
intuit., &c., .tc., E>iriea next door to I, C'arlings,
;Iain Street Exeter
it. lll:NDMA.N.---COI1ONij R FOR
the .County ofMiran. ti)Aaa,nextdoor to
.1 r.I. Cariing's 4 core, 'Exeter.
W. 13ttQWNING 111. D., G. M.
a • P. S, (aroduate Victoria:University' Offies
tndresi,le•nae. Der' eon l,n•hsrntorv, Exeter.
I.e C. MOORE, III. D. 0. M.
V • C,raclnate of 1f0Gi11Jnivorsity, Montreal
)Hlceauctresidence, i',xeter,On4, 0.:1eo 1 ours -
Fite 1011. m ata 7to lea ni
R. J. A. ROLLINS, M. C. P. S.
0.,Vtetorio 8`, C:roditon, Ont. 0111ee how:
roc -Oto 10 a.m.:2Go0p.m.
LU'i'Z, M. D.,
• (,,91ee at his residence, llxeter•
Il. IRVING,.0-RADUAT1) UNI.
.% VEIISITY TrinityCollege tion Lel cot Lege
,nvsician4 and duration( Qu ., ofl.ceXirlttort.
HOTEL'.
YENTRA.'L I OTEL, CBEDITON
J -Win. Maher proprietor. This Hotel had
,eon notvly ttirninlled :aid fitted up In ftrst-class
tyle. Large and convenient Show Iteerns for
lo1rmerofalTravellers ; best oflil nor and cigars
14the llar. Attentive Heelers a�vvnys on Band
11 21 -Sm . WILL LAU 13A4.. 4111.,
DRIN'CE O1, WALES HOTEL.
CLIN 1'011. (1. WARTS havi2lg ptiYcha45d
Ito above hotel, and tlttea it throughunt,now of -
ors fir.t-e,ass accommodation to travelers, Good
liquor and cigars at the bar. Good stabling and
attentive 1104411er en hand, lveiy attention pall
to guests
lA1i•11 RS, FEED Tll.t_ LAND
andit will ftled you. 'T'ry Superphosphate of
dna.) and 38one 1.34ist for your land. A spies- pa
per given away fall of infar,nation with (0sthoo.
oi•a1s. Apply to O. 111 1WP, Agent, Exeter, 2m
LV E W ,13 U'.1.t O.%.Illii, KROP.
•llie undersigned wouldioforr the 11111811-
tantso£li;seterand vioinitythat helms
.JP.LN.L31i A NEW BITTOUEli, $=OP
)ti0.ioor e0u414 of his Slitekanlltbshn;,anclhope.e
)h0salno liberal patronage that lies Ueeu cad
Corded to him in the
UT...i0EdisITYE AND WAGON :f,til133(3
hue willbaaxt011c1t'1toi111)3 Tullis new branbl e
)usine8r, 111144m0atwagon willan.11at4tae rem.
lents of the villagtlthreetin)eEea51 w001can,d
16 :..E, JES Ii •M A T
A14. kcuds kept ocnatautls•)u hand at hit
bnteber4hop,
Illaekireitilinp and lvagnli makingeorejet1 on
0113.e04 in allll4 bi•atlaet
R. DAVIS.