The Exeter Times, 1880-7-8, Page 3JULY S, 1880
THE TIMES
A. SUIt.GLOAL WONLIBIt.
The Hertford Past publishes the fort
lowing aot'ttvtt of iL tYlrtet rete 'keble
ttnr;;ieel ttlutualt , —"Ott the Slat of
Do,:eu)ber, 15711, J? tu'3 an eleven year -
tad Hun Ut 1 t egad Noreaot, an itt Int ti-
thtl eitizo i of Catiterbnry, fell into .a
eltttlinw vet coutainiug a selut.ion of
potash its bailing water. lilt struck on
bail feet, the lig Lid camellia ttottrly tip
to his hips, and itattata ly the skin of
the legs cutntnencecl • to peel tiff. it
was found that thelleeli oil ]loth legs
had bean so thoroughly bailed that aro
cels t•t+tn:uue/l fin' a new Klett to f,+rm.
tL growth upon. The b t)''t] life was
one of excruciating agony for month%
Last At'ril a young pay:deittu deter-
mined to attempt the salv:Won of the
1,4tt s lire by skin grafting. The bey's
Parente i+tiptoririg hf+t) t., uriitortnIce I tit'
operation, he was finally iedgeed to try
it. Giver two t•I.t/tu•;eed ;;rlifti were
used, trite mother of the cltil:t, tt n `bar
hearted Irish coachmen in the fetnily,
the last himself and many of the mei:
bore submitting pot tions of their outi
pie for the npe:uttiuu. H,tudrsde of
visituJ's flocked to to the patient Krr.l
implored the d !et•. r to try a phren of
their skins iu the operation. The
piectes of flash t eee willed off with for-
ceps and were itb:.nt teree tunes tate
size of the head of :t tri", ria process
"of grafting is situ: ter t t tii.tt employed
ill horticulture. The grafts grow last
est in the Hering t►,onths. One of them
is pet Ott rt malate, where it t,il;lts to
and deposits It 0011, of wltieb tete top
sloughs off. Alto—mall the work its not
Yet complete, the lea,' are neatly ree-
tored to their itot'mal and functions
tend the child oen walk a short di.tancie
without a, eratclt but is still very weak
from. el'.haui tion and etniteiation."
•
WHAT STOPPED HIM,.
Some weeks since, while a party of
Detroit surveyors were running a rail-
road line down in Iudiana, the survey
.carried them across a cemetery. In
tee course of the survey a small stake
was driven into at grave, and before it
was removed and fortiori ahead, a
lathy, long-legged Jooeier over'hattietl
the risen, peeled of hitt fiat, and dean
.ped Lronnd as ho sailed oat : ":'then
me the man who dared to drive that
stake in that grave 1"
.Wetezei going to remove lt,' gntetly
replied nue of the party.
•1 don't etre if you are—show me
the tn'in !'
'Weil, I'm the man, and what are
you ;t'+i// g to do about it '?' said tue
big In•ub of the lot, as he walked ont.
'Didn't you know that was my wife's
grave ?' naked the Ilnmtier, with a oou-
bideroble fall to his voice
"'No, sir.'
'Well, ll, it is, sir—. -my filet wife's
grave.'
t Aitd what of that ?'
'What of that 1 Why—why, sir, if
I h:lllu't Married a seo')tal one about a
tenath ago and kinder foram my grief,
t l:t` Ova stake. and ]tin you to the
fence with it ! It's lurkv for yon fellers
—m hey lucky for yon that 1 don't
Seel half ae bad as I did !'
--. 1>••0•11).....11
Potts°. He shook the sleeper gently,
but the latter slept on, Then tie shook
him good and ittout au.d called "ticket"
iu his ear.
'How dere you shake the around in
this manner 1' shoe tett the than as he
awoke trod stuud up,
'Ticket, pleane..'
'But I don't please 1 How dare you
()utile to the every t.itne a tl•aiu leaves a
Htatititl ?'
'l'htt conductor looked dowu the aisle,
thought he iaW the tart with time pais
iu hie old seat, and said to the other :
'Conte sir, delft bother me. I waut
your tioket.'
.You cant have it 1'
''Titan I'II put you off 1'
He remc;ted tor the bell -rope, but
seeiug a general. grin all around the
ear ite stopped and looked more,cloiely
at the men and recognized trim as the
one with the pass. He went out with
out a word, a ld a lieu he returned half
tau hoot later, he expected another
trap. iie'lo ked carefnlly over the ear,
and was going atom; in search of new
faces wh, u a matt with his coat off,
Pond outer the iufluence of liquor, eel -
led out :
'Shay, captain, 1' haia't got any
tioket 1'
'All ! you can't beat me again—knew
you 21.8 t oft tea 1 watered the car
thuokted the cranial, and be walked on
with a broad gritort hie face.
It was not until he saw the shirt•
sleeved man fret off et the next station
that he knew he had been tnistakeu
a-n,ald arid had let Ititn travel for noth-
ing, while the man with the pass was
iu the smoking car.
HOW TO T1 EAT BROTHERS.
Girls, be kind to. your brothers.
Dou't be afraid you will spoil thein by
showing them sisterly attention. They
are tiresome Chaps sometimes, coti-
lsegneutial and overbearing, treating
their sistere like iuferior beings. But
never mind that, girls ; carry ttitis you
two beers—hear and forbear. The couse-
gnentittl age generally peeses off with
tate incipitentanon.etecise and when real
manhood days upou there they will rea-
lize how gentle and kind their sisters
nave been. :stake Mame pleasant to
them ; let them see and feel that you
enjoy their ot. rtlpauy sometimes equally
as well its sotno other girt`et brother. It
you sing or platy on the piano, do your
beat for brother Jitn or Will, or what-
everr his name may be, and reward him
with a smile when he turns over your
mucic or gives up bis seat to you, just
as you would any other gentleman.
Lay aside your work or book to have
a pleasant chat oe innocent game with
your brother ; draw out of trim wi:h
whore at,d where be spends his even-
ings outside of the family circle. En•
!courage titin to speak of his associates.
A. sister often has more influence with
a bro her than a parent has. if he can
1 confide with his sister l'Hga,rdii g his
t friends and alnuseuat•nts,yau need have
00 fear of how he spends his time away
from you. Let him see that yon take
an interest iu hie studies or business.
Wiwi he asks you to sew on a blttton
or mend hie glove, don't put on an
aggrieved air; do it eheerfnily and win-
ningly. Ile will reward yon in his
secret heart with a wealth of brotherly
love though be might nut show it, for
some thitrlr it nnulaunerly to show af-
fection. Treat bit ftieutlt with polite -
nese even if they are not your style.
1 Throw all the sttfegntrrtls you possibly
I can around your young brothers, by
sisterly kindness and forbearance. Try
to make it tite tleare::t and happiest
spot on ea) tai.
BEA'T'ING A CONDUCTOR.
A p:).ssenger going West from De-
tr"it by rail the other day had a pas to
Chicane. When the centlector took it
up he asked several quettiot)e t.o SIL' is -
himself that the puss had not been
trarsferroii, and the holier of the
pasteboard (tidal tike it as geed-natllr-
wily no some leen w,.tlid. no than t
have much to say, but he was deter•
mined on reveuge. As soon as the --
il
Undertakclr
OULD SAY TO
V V those who intend
purchasing to do so from
the manufacturer, The
dealer wito buys tet Roll
again must necessarily
have profit. Wo 'thrum
to givotho purchasers ttto
benefit, which canuotfail
to meet the views of the
Grangers, Our ex malaria
aro less than tilos° of alto
manu'aoturertoonseq"out
we oau sellohoapor,
Emblems
O,c S
and 1i
, GIDI JY,,
Irnitur . V.
aft
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of all the Different
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I GENTLEMEN,
F. E HATCH,
—IS °MIRING.-GREATBARGAIllS
HARDWARE
anttfacturer
V MB WOULD
eallslteofalattentton
to our undertaking cioptat
uiont which id more °um -
plebe thanaver, adw itavo
added several new dosignt
of late The best ooitlns,
caskets shrouds,and every
uneral requisite at the
Lowest prices. Our new
Hearse is pronounced by
competent Judges to be
second to nore in .the
provinces'
Societies.
JUST RECEIVED AT TEE
EXETER GROCER Y
EXCITING SCENE.
eendnetor tett the car tete man c moue(
teats, remt+veil itis linen dneter,toolt off
his hat and looked like.a different per-
son a' -together. Atter the train had
left the next statue the conductor
eame along with an eye out for new
passengers and presently reached ont!
,for the holder of the pass. 1
'1 haven't got any ticket,' was the I
surly tttltver.
'Titan: ,you must pay yo:lr fare.'
'1 wou't do it !'
'See Isere,' train the cendnctor as he
:b)gau to waken up, 'you must either
pay your fare or prodace a ticket. Tt
:sot I'll drop yon on the road 1'
'Drop and be hat ed,'
The train wee not stopped, but after
.a run of ten minutes it reached a .sta-
tion and arrangeln.otts were matte for
.bouncing the team. When all was
.complete he Rhon'etl his past.
'Why didn't yeti tell me you had a
pnsso' roared the oouduntor.
'Why didn't you ask ;no ?` shouted
:the traveler.
'Well,, 1 don't like such fooling.'
''Nor I, dither.'
The•train went on, and the' maa put
,on his .duster, traded.hats with a pas-
senger, ani again belted like some one
.else, Hs changed 'bit seat to the front
.end of the .car and was seemingly sound
.asleep when the conductor again had
,Corston to pass through. He took
two fares and then held out his hand
o the ,travelIer. There was no res•
A large staff of aesietents are (o.utin-
nously enPlloyed in putting np Wilson's
Uomt onnd Syrup of Wild Cherry, the
most popnittr of all remedies for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Cl4,up, Whoop-
ing fi'ugh, ]3rorichitJe, Catarrh, Loss
of Voice, and all affections of the
Threat., Lungs and Brnrchial Tubes.
The rapidity acquired by those con-
stantly engaged itt handling bottles it
most astouishing, and to au nuaccua-
torned onlooker the great wonder Is that
almost every bottle is not broken.
Wilson's Wild Cherry is always made
under the direct supervision of • elr.
Wilson,, a Chemist and Druggist of over
sixteen years experience.
This great home medicine is sold by
all leading druggists, and should be
found in every house.
AND LIQUOR STORE,
A LARUE STOCK OF
GREEN, JAPAN,
YOUNG HYSON
and BLACK TEAS,
RA.lb'TNS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, DRIED APPLES
CANED FRUIT,
SARDINES,
' LOBSTERS,
SALMON,
BITTER SAUCE AND PICKLES, BRANDIES, GINS, WINES AND SYRUPS, BYE, DIAD
SCOTCH, IRISH AND COM\ION WI'EISKIES, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS,
' GE! MAN 'YRUP."
No other medicine. the world was eyor
given such a test of its curative dualities as
Rosaxnna's Grnnix Svnnr. Iuthree years two
millions four huudrotl tb'tusaud small bottlos
of this medicine wore distributed free of charge
by druggists in this country to talose afcted
with Consumption, , Asthma, Croup, severe
Coughs, Pnouuinouia, and othor diseases of
the throat and lungs, giving tho American
people undeniable poet that GrnMnt Segue
will euro thong, The result has been that
druggists in every town and village in the Ca-
melot; and 'United Status are recommending it
to their customers. Go to your druggist and
ask 'what they know about it. Sample bottles,'
10 cents. Regular size, 75 Dents. 'Plana dons
will relieve any oose..
Wholesale and Retail.
fl. A,MAOE
Maio Street,Exeter.
THE CANADA COMPANY'S
Tranizie Lands for .Ick
In order to moot the present depression,the Canada Company offer for sale or lease, on easy terms
and in certain -cases
AT REDUCED PRICES,
\ll their Lo,tds re-claimed or benefitted by the " Lake Burwell. Drainage Works," in the Township
of nosanquet, Stephen audtleGidivray, in the Counties of L,uubtnn, Hm un and Middlesex redpee
ively.
Lists odr,amrls may be obtained, and plans of the lintsmay he ser n, on application to M. John
Sp: ckman, Factor, .td v. George W. Holwell, of the " Hutwoll House,' \bidder Station, G. T. Railway,
or to .1\1r. John Irouside,ofGrand bend. For Lists, Priors, Terms or other information, apply to the
Commission errs, Canada Company, Toronto. G. W. ALLaN, IC. ;LI.Ttt0PL'Al2T, commissioners.
Canada Company's Office s, May =0, 1SS0. 2m
THE
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All kinds or printing done neatly cheaply and with dispatch
Order your work where you can get it done the cheapest.
Colored Work
Specialty
Do not fail to =liana see his barge stock b.e-
fore you buy elsewhere
A VIERICAN UT NAILS
Cheap for Cash at the
Sign of the rad Loo11,
Samwell & Eickard'sl3lock,Msin St., Exeter.
True TIhiESOFFICE has excellent facilities for turning mit
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BILL E xt) S,
POSTERS)
CIO *✓ •LABS
HO ! FOR MANITOBA,.
Durin, the tomaidder oz the season of 1880,
GREEN �V A:Y'tel
Manitoba Parties
will leave on
The FIRST TUESDAY of Ever, Month
Next Harty on 4th May.
For particulars apply to
fNO. irsoX,
G,W, It,A#+eet, Centralia
LEGAL
p H. CADDY,
BARRISTER & ATTORNEY
At Law, Solioitor, &o. Office, Fanson's Block
Exeter.
MEDICAL.
DR. HUTCHINSON, Member of
the College of Physicians and Sugeonsof
Ontario, &e., &c., Office next door to I. t;arlings
Main Street Exstrr
nit. I3YNDMAN.—CO1tONER FOR
the County °Moron. u5lce,uextdoor to
ttir.I. Carling'sstore,Exeter.
JW. BROWNING M. D., 0. M.
• 1'. 8, Graduate Victoria't7aiversity' Office
andresideuoe, Don: Mei+ Laboratory, Exeter.
14 C. MOORRE. M. D. 0. M.
• Graduate of:deGill University, Montreal
Oilleeam:residence,t:xeter,Out. Ovine i ours-
8to10a. ut and lto10u. rn
Tall, J. A. ROLLINS, M. C. E. S.
IJ 0., Victoria S. C rc'diton, Ont. Oreoe hours
110)11011.1110.: N. to 5 t,• m,
g�1 LUTZ, M. D.,
L.J • (Mice at his residence, Exeter.
F' R. IRVING,U'IIAT'r -
VEBSITY TriuityCollogeADU11er,.iE,o1ColieUtiIge
Lnvsiciauaand surgeonr On..,'iO ceKirkton.
NEW 13 U T'ChEllt SHOP
The undersi€ned wouldi+iforu. the inhabi-
tants ofExeter and vicinity that helms
OPENED A NEW BUTCHER SHOP
'roe lour sent': oft isBlacasniitl•elr•°p andhol)ee
tlic;aine liberal patronage that has been ue
eordud to him in the
. n7 .aCFelt)Tn AND WAGON TAAE)NG
hue wiltet+i':tendecitohim tuitis uewbrancir
ru:int•ss Ills meat wagon willonl] at the rest
lents of Lite vtllagethreetinleseac1weekand
:111 kinds kol+t constunt!T ru hand at his
butch el shop.
Blackstr.ithir.p and wttgnu mak ingearried
118 ,t+tntl in all its brarel.c t
R. DAVIS.
jest Received.
CHOICE HAMS,
BREAKFAST BACON,
AND LARD,
FRESH STRAWBERRIES
ORANGES & LEMONS,
—AT THE_
Choice. e may Grocery.
7` 7:27
a. FOWLER'S EXT.
Wien Strawberry
A Specific Remedy for all Summer
Complaints :molt as Diarrha.a, lly-
sentry, Canada Cholera, Choler
Morbus, Cholera Infentum, Sour
Stomach, Griping Pains, and all
derangements of tato b,twels, halts-
eel by ening improper food, Rich as
raw venettbles., -unripe or sour
fruit, bad milk, ;impure water or
change of water, dustup of tho
seasons, exposure. No matter from
wltat,cause or' in what form you are
subject to any of the above com-
plaints, iau. 110N+L)lit's EXTRACT os
Wtl:,n S'ritAwnnanV will relieve you,
and a speedy euro will bo, effected
without injury to the system. It is
)manufactured from the Wild
Strawberry Plant, anti free from
opium anti other injurious drugs.
lour sate by all dealers, at Is. 10i�1.
to.er 41.00
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FARED BY
MILLBURN, BENTLEY & ?EAItSO '