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GRHAT., ll15'i'iU SS,.
i� often soddenly experienced from Ito
tattleek of catnap in the stomach, crate
or other painful {tlfeetious for the collet.
of which nothing is tnttlericr to 1)r.
Pieroe's mnptln'irl Eetruot (t Smart -
Weed, or Watev.Pepiter, orltnpattllt'(i
from the bent Frwuali bt•autl•y, J1a neica
ginger, cru tet•Weed., 00 %V fat a r- pepti i•, i lid
ermlll{'11(1 gti111H, For (1itar'rh(1 I, clyeen-
tnry, bloody flux, olinlertt. nl;irtme,
wertning, suotliitae esti irei;0nt and beat.
i'rl{ pt'oitirtiee reiulerr it a perfect epeci•
fia, ansurtiasssd las en auodyutl and
srilnullitiog embrocation or litiitnnnt-
Seouht be kept iu over), family. Sold
by drul;gibts et fifty 00111.8,
A JUDIC'IAI, VIEW OF THE
SMALL BOY.
,Ill a case in wheal a railroad 00111-
eaty was sued for injuries ceased by a
tutu -table upon which the p1 ti u Li ff'
youlwas }'10g, the Iierhstae Supremo
Ceuta pt•esaluted this judieial view of
small boys
"Every boy kuows that by nature and
by iustlllot beytt loves to tido, anti lbvo
to move by other metuis than their own
1odornotion. They will cling to the
Mud male of movinga ciue,.ride upon
:lwiugs and swinging getes, slide upon
(4 villa door's and the mile of stair -cases,
lull sleds} up hill in order to rifle do 0/11
11 poll 111411:11 on the snow,- al d even to
pay to aide on'imitation horses and
iulitetion chat•iote swung arousal in a
eirc;e by means of ato,.ln or horse
power. The last ie very nautili like
ruling aronna iu a circle upon a turn-
table, Now everybody knowine the
nature and the instincts common to all
boys, must act accordingly. No per-
son has a right to leve, even on hie
owu land, dangerous tuachinery oaten -
hided to attracts and entice boys to it,
there to. be injured, , unless he first
takes plogler stepe to guard nattiest, all
(danger ; and any person who thus
floes leave daugoroc1s machinery ax -
posted, v ithout fleet providing:against
call dauger is guilty of nelienee."
AN ERECT POSITION.
A writer on lieelttl very justly con -
Ileums the habit of louubing,. in which
at large number of persons indulge, at,
hilt cions to health.. Le says : ''An
el'ert bodily attitude is of vastly more
importance to health thuu is imagined.
Crooked b.ldily positions, tuaintaiued
for any length of time, are always in-
jurious, whether in sittiu„ standing or
lying post.ire.wh..thor sleeping or walk-
ing. To bit with the body leaning for-
ward on the stotn,ach or on ono side,
with the heels elevated to a level with
the head, is nut only bad taste, but ex-
ceedingly gdetrimantal to health. It
cramps the stomach, presses the vital
argane, interupts the free motions of
the chest, and enfeebles the functions
of the abdominal and thoracic
orgaus, and iu fact, tinbalallces the
whole muscular eyetem. Many child-
ren became slightly humpbacked or
severely round•shoulderetl by sleeping
Arita the head raised ou a high e iliow.
When a ilersou finds it easier to sit or
stand or walk or sleep in a crooked po-
sition than a straight ore, Buell I]ersote
may be sure his muscular system is
badly deranged, and the more careful
he is to preserve a straight or upright
Xlosition, and get back to nature agaic,
the better.."
"TIL+' QUEEN'S ENGLISH.-
-Did you make the• train?' naked the
anxic tis questioner.
'No,' said smarty, 'it was made iu
the car shoo.'
'I mean did, you oatoll the train?'
with e slightly embarrassed manner.
'Of course not, it is not infeettoue,'
was the cute reply.
'Well,you• fool, did: you arrive at the
e1opot in: tinier
'No you idiot, I arrive in. a, cub.'
'Great Pno.kes l.' shouted the quest-
ioner, 'did you board the ears ?'
'Jumpin' ,Jerusalem!' howled the
smart man once. more, 'you know 1
don't keep a. broard1iug house.'
DAINTY EA`l^11;1,iS..
A. mersagerie elephant sats it,bout Otte
hundred pounds of the best timothy
hay every twenty-four hours. Giraffes
141k1318 ‘10,, zebras] and deer aro also Lay--
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oatna andtuats, batt are not so particu-
lar in reference to its quality as the
elephant. Sea•lious have to be fed, on
fish, usually fresh and salt mackerel,
each auirrlltl taking twelve to fifteen
each meet twit+e +t day, and ooisntning
elteget.tier one hundred pounds of fish
daily. Next in point of delieste eaters
come the polar hears, whose regular
(lilac is bread soaked in milk, with flesh
now and then fur a oh ,nge, The
Week heare are also given bread. one
bundrtol pounds being liked daily.—
Vegetables of almost every sort are fed'
liberally to the different aoirnule—eab-�
beer, potatoes, carrots, onions and tur-
nips, The elephants are greet cabbage
sate+re. iu mantle', to their standard
diet, Bray. The giraffes, singularly
enough, are great ()pion esalors, while
the dear and goats, ttl+tl auillirale of the
cow :species, eat cr.rrots and turnips
and }aotatorare. .ligan and oats and corn
are also liberally distributed ----mostly
once or It -lee a week—amolig the hay
eating annuals. s. But the oraug•uutang
ib the most dainty feeder of all, tivug
re0 breis( and ttoney,hoef and potatoes -
alarmingly like that of humanity.
THE SEA_ LIONS CAPTURE.
A CEUEt ST111,tGGLIt I 1 RAI:ITAN BAY•—Titlt'
ANI:IIAL w,1NT' NLS wuu,\'Ilen.
011 Saturday afternoon beet, as a
party of amateur fishermen quietly
seated in a small boat which was an-
ellorrad off the tail end of the bed in
1 arttau Bey were iudividualty cursing
their luck, they were startled by the
appearance of a strange asuimal which
raised ice head out of the water about.
twenty feet from the boat, add gazed
intently at the. the oeenuaets as if used
itating which one ut thele he would
choose for a di•uuel=-. At fleet it was
thought to be a sea. serpent.; its Beall,
which was covered' apparently wall
blank, glossa was larger then a
m serif \ hi .11 it somewhat rese l bled.
The auitnitl'e large black eye roamed
from one to another, and. it dirt not
leave fid• one of the party,,inade bold try
fright, picked up an 0tr and sillmished
it iuto the watei .. It then, with a roar,
disappeared, ewiullnioit apparently to-
ward South Ambay. Not a great while
lifter this the same al]linal wee 80811 lt1
the Reritan River, opposite Florida
Grove, and or, Saturday night last,
about six o'clock, it swath into the ont-
side ontlet look of the canal fronting
New Brunswick AH soon as this was
perceived oy the mea it, chnrgo the
flower gates were itemediatl ly closed
and the animal was a prisoner, with no
hope of escape. It soon appeared to
realize• this fact, and with graceful
curves and sweeps darted almost quick -
ter than the eye could follow his
movements from end to end of the
luck.
Mr. Richard Welsh, formerly harbor
rnaetter, and now in charge of those
locks, and who resides immediately
alongside of them, was notified that
they had caught "something." Ile
immediately went to the place, and
then, from what we can learn, co n-
lnenced a scene that, if it had not been
painful. would have been ludicrous.—
Those who assumed direction of affairs
seetned to be imbued with the idea that.
it was a ferocious auilntal, perhaps a
Bengal tiger, who might possibly get
out of the water and eat up all the
children in New Brunswick. Long
poles with sharp spikes were brought
into requisition, and at every opper-
tnnit) were stuck into the animal. ;A
tide was; b ought out and several hula
lets fired into it, with filially, as if con-
vinced that it was useless to continue
the fight, threw up, so to epeak, the
epouge,and swimming to the lower end
of the lock and raising its he id and
part of its body out of the water, look-
ed up with imploring eyes at its as-
sailants, as if begging them to desist.
While in this position, one of theparty
raised a. pike pole and with all his
strength jabbed it into bis body, after
which a boat was lowered and a rope
passed around the now passive and
trembling creature, and be was dragged
triumphantly out of the water. The
whole struggle occupied over an hour,
and had attracted hundred of specta-
tors, who nsarly all protested against
the manner iu which the met, were
proceeding. •
As he lay on the ground it was seen
that it was an immerse° sea lion,weigh-
ing at least three hundred pounds. He
was badly hurt, one of his eyes nearly
knocked from its socket, while various
wounds covered his body.
The wonder generally expressed that
the captors should have tried so earn-
estly to kill such a valuable creature,
as he was in a trap fromwheuoe he
could not possibly escape, and. where
bis removal was comp&rttwtively easy..
1)r, Fowler's extract of Wild' Straw-
berry cures summer complaints, diarr•
been, dysentery, cholera marbus, ohol-
era infantum, sour etomaoh, colic,nau-
ilea, vomiting, cankor,ptlee,lcucorr'Itceta,,
and, all mantlr,r offlttz.e .,
Under *i
O ULD SAY TO
those w..tl.o in bead
purches:Lg to ,10 80 from
the. umanuftao'turer. Tho
dealer who buys to nen
'4{{aln inua t. I or:wis r{Iv
have a profit, We •,lailn
bo give bhe Purchasers tin,
benefit, which crwuret tn.fl
00 meet the views of the
Grangers, Cur ex PensvS
are less than (those of pito
menu 'n.etureraooll se,l'*est
We Stall selloltoaper.
1'Y E WOULD
call speo{alattentk11 i
to oar Undertaking dela, t
enont,whLu11 it snore 00n2r
Mote thane 0e1', a&w 111 V0',
arlrltu] several new desig1i1 i'
of late The hest 1•,0111214,'
Baskets shron1e,uud overs
uuoral 1 00180 1 at the
lowestprices, Our new
}Ioarse is pronounced by
competent lutl1es to be
811002111 to nogg in ,the
pro vim:QS
Emblems of at i the Different Societies.
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EXETER R C :`* .$.
AND LIQUOR STORE,
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GREEN, JAPAN,
YOUNG HYSON
awl BLACK TEAS,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
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SARDINES,
LOBSTERS,
SALMON,
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Maim Street,Ezoter.
Drain
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GENTLEMEN,
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GREAT EAINd'4IN8
fARDWAR
Do not fail to Bail and see his Large stook be-
fore you buy elsewhere
AMERICAN OUT NAILS
Cheap far Cash attics Look,
S p..11q,. of'th Pt,t Looal,',.
Samweil * Pickard'sBlock,Main St., Exeter..
HO 1 FOR MANITOBA.,
Durlrb elle telfaictderox the season oI,1880,,
G REEN': d•: A '
Manitoba. Parties 11
will'Ieave on,
The FIfi'ST TUESDAY of Evetty Month:
Next partyon 4th May.,
For v articulars applp•to
JNO. zez~ox,
G.W. It, Agent, Centralia
LEGAL
R.,1. CADDY,
BARRISTER ez ATTORNEY
At ,Law, Solicitor„Sec, (Moe, Fansuu's Block:
Exeter.
MEDICAL.
THE CANADA COMPANY'S Tar, 'HUTC13INSON., Member of
tllo College of Phyn]ciaiis 11114 Surge on$o3
• Ontario,c)co., &e., Moo next door to 1. Carliugs
F,p �, i 13, a ., or, sale. ilfaiii Stroot }:xeter
4.
s�at.I YNDMAN.—CORONJ FOR.
;�' the County of Huron. i'1.11ee,nextcioor to.
11 r, I, Carling's store, E s e ter.
111 order to slit et the present.alerres81c) ,tl,r. Cnnade Convexly offer for salla or lease, on easy terms
and in certain cases
AT REDUCED PRICES,
All thei. L netts re-claimed or benefitted by the” Lake Burnell Drainage Works," in the Township
of liosancltlot, Stephen un113Is(4111ivray, in the Counties o Lauibtnn, 110) on and Middlesex respec-
it'oly.
Lasts eft,ands may be obtained, and p11111101 the Lots clay be seen, 011 a 1plicatiou to Air, John
Sprcl.nlan, Factor, ltr. George W. Hoir;,.11 of the " Holwell House,"V ittiler Station, G. T. litailwav
or to Illr..10110 1101 118 of Goo 1 1 newt. For Lists, Prl0es, Temus or other information, apply to the
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Canada Compauy't Uflices, May 20, 111:0. 2111
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PCSTER:S,r
CIRCULARS,
W. BROWNING M.. la., O. M.
• 1'. H, Graduate VietoriaUnivarsity Otiiee •
and residence, Dom nioltLahoratolv.Exeter.
�ao C. 1IOOitE, N. D. 0. M.
1.1. Graduate of licall17.7niveraity, Montreal.
elitesantiresiriones,111tttor,Cn0, 0 Jive 1 ours -
8 to 10 a, 111 and 7 to'Omni
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C., Victoria S .. Crediton, Chit. Office haul e.
row 0 to10a,In.; 2to511.Iz,.
ri LU'T'Z, 11I. D.,
• atlas at his res:deuce. Exeter.
I) I1. IIiVING, 1xRADtJATE UNI -
VEItSITY Trinity College 'Al 11111.(•100 hese
Plat'sielaus,and surgeons 021.., filhcrKirktor,.
NEW B,jTCf-1'.;i SHOP
lhe undersigned wouldi'tforlr: the iuinlLi-
tants ofExeter and viciniti'tliitt helms:
OPENED A N 1`:W BUTCHER SHOP
ouodoor south othis Blacitemithnhoi.+anc111o100
bliesaneliberal pat1onngothat has been ac
corded to him inthe
EL A 010S.111T1r AND WA00N. NA101i0
lite willborixtendedtohinl iu his now branch
uusiUeSB, itis meat wagon 'will otill attl+e resi
dents of 11)18 villagethreebimeseaelweekend;
FRESH MEAT
nil kinds kept eon r;tantilen• hand at his.
butchers hop.
Blacksmith inp and wagon m akin gcarri e d
as uslla in all its brani.Lel
R, DAVIS.
Just Received
C.HOSICE. HAMS,,
BREAKFAST BACON,
AND LARD,
FRESH MAPI (1 SUGAR,
ORANGES & LEMONS,
—A,T THE—
Choice- Family Grocery.
C. k. Tc4Y'D A.N,
DR. FOWLER'S EXT.
ijWSfrawberry
A 4peoifia Remedy for all Summer
• Complaints, such as Dianhosa, Dy -
sentry,, Canada, Choleta, Choler
Morbus,. Cholera Infanttun, Sour
Stomach,. swiping Pains,and all
derangements of the bowels, caus-
ed by using improper food, such as
raw vesetebies, unripe or sour
fruit„ bad milk, impure water or
change of water, changes of the
tom: seasons, exposure. No matter from
what cause or in what form you are
�r. subject to any�}�of the above emu -
plaints, I711. BOMAR'S EXTRACT or
Wrr.n S1reaws.sna0 will relieve you,
and a speedy cure will be effected
without injury to the system. It is
r�"� manufactured from the Wad
Strawberry Plant, and free freta
r�--/� opium and other injurious drags.
CAC For sale by all dealers, at 18, ltig
ro lir $1.00,
PIt1;PA to tt11 1310
1,XI1413UBN, BENTLEY J PEAti;SON
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