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A BIBIY6 GRIEF,
DEMARKATiLE OCNDOCT GP A. DOVE WIT Gm
MATE, WAS six.i.eut liY A 1.0(iaiNfOTIVE.
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S3M0 HMO iv 3 a little girl living near
ehe line a the eerie reiiwny, two miles
erew elethhonteville, fe, y„ wan preeett
ed with a pair oi dovee. They were in
toe habit of ;lying about iti thii
flue etas% throe weelca ago,' they were
flyinq acre' e8 the reit way treelt, when
the node bird Attune ineollieion with
the Li rnolcP-stitek of the Paeifie Pipre-s,
whklipAseesth.pet abent 7 -o'cleek
in the morning. Thebi 1 was killed
by the 1-iubelc., and instantly tbrown out
et' sight of its Mete. The fettle:le eirclea
shout the AMA for a few mintireejfl
erideet amazement a the end len dis-
sppetti mice of her mete.. She then
flew to a mile ao4r. neer bv, peel for &
titno enve atteetteee tette) meurn•
tIILnntee ehAritoterietio to thA
StlaiiPtily 8h0seemed to reeliee whet
hail oarlike"( the Mail filen eter eleht.
and she reee in the sit end flew swiftly
in tire tilreetion the train had gene.
'S.e d
hel not. return Until geoont nceon,
She alighted at her oete, where she re-
mained the rest, 14 the 1sv, ritteento
her plailitre clips. Next morning.,
jest heinre 7 o'eloek, she wee seen to
-fly limey, and tales It posilieli on the
mile poet neer the sent who're she last
w her male the ;ley before, When
the exoce,ls f ralio came along 411e flew
at the loan:motive, envered libont, the
smekestatek and around the wit), n r
looking for her iate, 4-lhe nexempani-
Pti the loce<notive for a, mile or tto and
teen rat:treed :0 her cote. Evpry day
eioce then she hag re»eated tide strange
eondnee. She zoo e for her lookout for
the train at precisely the satil9titn
Spell morning end eniits until the train
ennes alone, no matter hew • late It
nifty he. She never glOS fllYthor elfin
ebout e mile with the train, returning
then to her cote an mt uteenig piteously
"n11 day.
JERIIY GREs 'FISH
STORY.
'I've never seta th' river so low here
'afete 'oent (meet; lemme see, 't were
'bon% 'frirty-seven year 'go,' said old
4rry Greet inef, tf :Letekawaxen, the
'Ater evening When 'sdrne one remark.
'ed that the wit ter in the Doleware was
''eetY los*. 'Yes, I rem'ber now. 'twee
in the rear eightren 'thirty three. for
spot were the year I killed sixty .wil'
date an' seven handerd an' sixteen
rettleenelles. NOW I s'pose yeu'll bat dly
b'liere what I'm a goin' t' tell ye, but
I swow it's the solem' gospel truth.
Wall, sir, they bedn't been a drop of
-rein since th' sixteenth o' August, an'
•all th' water gest were left in th' Del'.
warewere lyin' it'll pools 'F course
•all the fish what was in the river to
thet time was crowded into these hole,
an' they were chuck full o' perch aft'
pickrel an' catfishes an' sich, en' bine.
bye, as the water kept a gittin loner
an' lower, some o' th' fish got crowded
clean out o' th' weter by th' fish
uuder 'em ; an'. sir, I hope I may di op
11 m' track,: if 'on several occasions 1
didn't are the fish crawl up on th' big
rocks in the river eaily in th' evenine
jest so as tu get th' moisture from th'
dew wheu 't fell. Yes, sir, thet's th'
geepel truthetet' fer over a dozen nights
eet ou shore au' acteily counted as
high as a million fish, as thin's shed
dere, an' crawlie' up on th' rocks to
git cooline evonin' breeze, an' catch
eh' dew as 't fell. Now,I know moat on
yell think l'in stratchia' thet story a
nn' ye, some o' ye,. feel sorter
decent() 'bout expeessin' yer opinion
't, but I swow thet's th' truth,fer
lenever 1iei, bein' like George Wash-
4gteit, an' I'm too ol'• to commence
lyin4 now, bein' nigh auto seventy.two
ti
'Nfv.sens, TTJCILETT & BILLINGS are
often attired to sell their "Myrtle Navy"
tobaceo to rotnil defame They never
n auy 0380 del so, and for the best el
reasons. Tho wholosale trade of the
0010 try have a distributing tuachiner3
which handles th) "iktyrtlo Navy"
Without addition to its permanent
expqnsee. If the mentifeettirers were
undertal:e that work, as they
ollia by selling to the local trade, it
would require an independent mechin.
ery, the whole cost of which would
have to be borne by the proceeds of
the tobacco sales, and of curse it
worth.' fall upon the consumer. Sol.
ling to the wholesale trade alone is,
theretore, for the commuter's benefit,
and is a cou vet ienen to the retell trade,
because every traveller whe cells—in
the grocery hne—can take orders fol
4 lyrtle Navy."
THE TIME5
REAT OF THE SUN.
People who to around growling about
the heat, don't know when they are
well off, It is it very rare thing that
we have the temperature above 100
degeees, A. Frenehtastronomer has rct
cently discovered that the temperature
in the sun in 20,000 degrees above zero.
'hint ponder on thoso figures for a me -
meet, Of course being in the sun thb
thermetueter's state in the kibade eall-
not be given. Tho thermometer
couldel be in the enn and in the shade
et the tome. utile. What muat the prim)
lof palm Iota fans be in the centre of
our volar syetenn Ice cream there
must be scalding hot, Think of the
unfortenete inhabitants of the sun suf-
feriug 20,000 •degtees while WO are
grambling about ninety degrees in the
shade ! ;tones, an inhabitant of the
&un, as he come swelterieg down
town, says to Smith : 'Is this hot en-
ortith for you ?' 40h, well, its coaling
off e little vow ; my bey Tara, who has
been climbing ep the thermometer
tube for the last ON hoer has jut
dnwn sod saye it's only 18,640
now,' Probably when the thermomoter
gees detve to about 3.7,00, people
bogie looking up their furs and fl'aunels
there,—The sun shines fer all, inclnd-
. tug its ow!' inhabetants,—Derroit Free
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CANN'IBLES IN TREE TOPS.
Lameg the papers presented to the
English Parliament relating to the
South Sea Islanders, is a report by
Captain C. H. Sampson, of Her -dra-
jesty's'eltip Menthe, giving an account
Of his visa lest year to the Solomon
and other gronpes of islands irt the
Pacific Ocean. While at Isabel Island,
from which three men and seven wo-
men were kidnapped in 1871, Captain
Sampson, with a party of officers went
a short distance inland to visit one of
the remarkable tree villages, peculiar,
be believed, to this island. He found
the village built ou the summit of a
rocky mountain, rieing almost perpen.
dicularty to a height of 800 feet. The
party ascended by a native path from
the interior, and found Gu the extreme
summit a mass nf enormous rocks
standing up like a castle, among which
grow the Gigantic trees,in the branches
of which the houses are built. The
stems of these trees rise perfectly
straight and enanoth, without a branch
to a height varying from 50 to 100 feet.
en the one Captain Simpson ascended
the house was just 80 feet from th;
ground ; one °lobe to it was 120 feet.
The only means of ascent to these is
by a ladder made of a creeper, sus-
readed from a post within the house,
mud which, of course can be hauled ue
at will. The houses are most ingeni.
onsty but, and are very ,firm and
strone. Each house will coutein from
10 to 12 natives, and au ample store of
stones is kept, which they_throw with
slings and hand with grert precisiou.
At the foot of each of these trees is au -
other lint, in which the family usually
reside, the tree house being only resort.
ed to at night and duringtnne of ex-
pected danger. In feat, however, they
are never safe from surprise, notwith.
'standing all their precautions, :as the
object of life among thee people is to
get each other's heads. Captain Simp.
eon on returning visited a chief's house
on the beach, and found a row of 25
humen heads, captured in a reeent
raid, fastenti up across the front like
vermon ;at a barn door. It was ac
knowleged that the object of the raid
was to get heads,and to eat the bodies,
which is always done. Tee heads of
the men, wransu and cltilaren are all
taken, and the i tinder is that the
whole Wand bee not beceme &Porn.
Winn ; the penple of this end other
islands are tot, however, a conrageons
people. Such 3 thin ii 11.9 ti, rite:Da-tip
fight among the ttibes is alines)
no-
koowo, but they prowl shout for prey
attacking whenever they have a victim
in their power withont risk to them-
selves. In some of the islands', Cep-
tain Simpson observed the men have
long hair, which they wear hi fashion
like those adopted hy the other sex in
Enrope, the favorite rivulet being thel
ordinary chignon, or loose down the!
back ; the wometiorhose hair is shorter
than the men's, wear it loose and tun.
&Trottel. In clothing there not at pri
senb oppottunity for European or an
other ftteh;on.
IIE WAS IN lelf) ITUTIRY‘
He wits a men who looked as if lie
took life eay---n,of niece nrt of
men who seem to be hair to
die to peen the trouble of hetet <hi rt e.
fTe nadntstred into a a"er"r office thei
other any, as it time htiug henvy on
Lis ahokilders
"Pootor in 0' he asked.
'Yes.' eeplied the servant.
'Awake ?'
`Yes.'
'I'll just wait here till he gets
through.'
ITe waited for abnnt half An hour,
kt the end of that time the doctor ap-
peared,hurridly wiping his mouth with
his hal) AkeT011:ef.
The an was leisurely etanining an
album nri the table.
'Good any, sir,1 smiled the dobtor.
'Ali, gond day. Nice day.'
413 antif n1 dity.'
41.1emarltable day for the season of
the year.'
'Yes, it 'is?
4elood for the 'crops,'
Tortoubtpaiy.'
Sorter looks Ilke rain in tbe east
thonghe
'The doetor eneented.
The caller began nn another subject
and said the grnss was better than it
had been for meny previous years.
What on earth Call the fellow br
after ?' reflected the d"ctor, as he had
determined to sound him.
'Ave yon ailing sir.'
'Oh,
'Ynnr wife 9'
'Bless me. ro.'
4Tnen,' cote"ied the doctor, in des-
perstien, 'What do want with me ?'
'Oh, I just called to remark,' replied
the Irian, as he got no, 'that mother-
in-law was taken violet -fly ill with
fits this morning, aiL if you could
but drop arouna to the Immo some
time during the day,withontinconveni-
eneing yonreeIf it might sort of reas-
sure the old lady.'
The Greatest Popularity of Dr. Pow.
lee's Extract of Wild St<awbetry is
where it has been longest known. Time
mount derraet from its merits. It is
tate old reliable remedy for all bowel
complaints iucideut to the mime]
seeson.
Important to Conlimptives
A. gentleman having been so fortnnate as tc•
cure his son ofeonsuniption in its worst stege.--„
after being given up to die by the !Lost cele-
brated physicians, desires to make known the
cure (which proves successfril in every ease)
to those afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, Consnmption, and the Affec-
Liens othe Throat and Longs, and will send
the Recipe, free of charge to all who desire it,
if they will forward their address to DANIEL
ADM:, 34 Liberty St., New York.
Have Courage. — You may Buffet
from scrofula or some foul humor,
your liver may be congested, you/
lungs diseased, yonr kidneys deranged,
your joints distorted with rheurnatistn,
you may be almost a walking skeleton
yet dispair not, Burdock Bitters has
cared others—it may cure yon.
elsinfilaimersittllentAilinienneneuseles.
HALLOO, MIKE
Where did you buy them brick ? Well, jimmy, I
bought theta from Mitchell, of course. Has he
mediy of them left? Why, yes, thousands of
thew, and firet-eless too. How does ho melt them,
IVIike? Well, .Iitatuy, he sells them so cheap that
I was not to tell, lett if you want any just go right
there, fur he su•ys he is tonuid to sell as eneap as
any in the county. Remember, he lives south
side creditun grit.vel read.
• JOHN MITCHELL.
ore titan, Feb. Eli, 18.8 Oni
CAUTI
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EACH prx(-? 02 TEE
Jr VId0 AV/
IS MARKED •
BRONZE LETTERS.
NONE OTHERENUINE,
GRAY'S SITICI.F0 MEDICINE,.
TRADE MARKThpra mrtm uglish TRADE t'10l '• R K.
,
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isinteil..,,,tir lit.,eyrzde4tr,
ke)
ezee inseasee ;tett fel
• low as a 4 .`(10..LW il
Before TakupeDniversal 1.ttsrli- A 4,,.„ Taking,
Of Sall Al.use, ta, *4 .p.iifk,
ilaalc,Diinneer7ton11;:fsil,IPti•el itortt"Itro"'ol 111:, and
1 tchtliitilznoilt,Ittlit?tisnietti,-.1virt.,,tnillifitttnivevadvt:7‘.0:11,nusL1,1,ityienoirj
1 pilftll'111;:111 in our p.witplo,t, \rhipit wo desire to
pc.17.1 rv, 1,v 1,,,,,,i t, ollOry 07.(7. i..A.The Specific
'A f edieine ifi Sal Ily11,11,01!;:.'vt5 at .1 1.0r pa (sititgt
or 1 y pat,lItIges tor :•,: 1. Or 'A I f DV MIlit hy rail 4 011
receipt alt), inneee liy,iiblvas..111.4
Ttri..1(1":1:v:11':\,I;If;',111),I,()INNIE,„,(!T2i,t0,4.
Ki." -Sold in Exeter'br It'll ,Irtarnins, alai (Ivory -
Where 01 0Janatta .1 11.1 1 ILO 111.1i Ott Stattli 1,7'10.101(7
sale ant) rota i I trot:id. L.
N, 13 --l'ho ao: mina of OM' bnoinmg Wry() neCeg-
ittlatol our renew i Lig to `Dustan, to which pluou
please address dll futaro cionunautoatons. /
licxeter orth
FLOT111, and GRIST MILL,
Boit:gin goo(' working order giros every ace() m
.Ltstion possible iu grtothig and flourhg. Flour
tiinillfeadeelieueee to 1Foyirte their
eiders before ono o'cloolt (IA istutery, or
O',13 YEN or tetutill wine day
TERMS CASH.
ZIL Z•ITM" 0 IC,
EXETER P 0.
FI ivY PUMP 1NORIM
O. BOLTON • PROPRIETOR.
having aclulea to nay pump raechinPrv, I
cured a large quantity of tirst-'1ase pump loge, 1
ain prepared. to offer an article
Superior to anY Factor in the Count,y,
and at prices that defy competition, Wells and
Cistertie ttug on the glsortest notice.
Hofer() pi:rein:slug call a, t the Bay Pump
Works.
fee,sbop-One-ipierte ]]ort of Exeter,
Tieudon Road- Ilto 1
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ClTtE..VA':'-'''—'-"-------"v't'l AS--'7.-"-.II.S:l7:;,..77/1rt7:.c.44)lis-po:ed of 7. y
store, and 'having to viten te the seine, In -ill dia.
pose of my whole stock at and antler cost. Sale
to commence Wednesday, 31100 4th. Mi stock
tannitises the fi • est goods in the trade, and this
IS a rare dpportunitv to procure bargnins never
before offered. Call 'early. Goods booked will be
charged regular pricee. All ou tstanding eccounts
must be settled in June, W. D. MeGLOGECLON,
1:30 1 nualos St.. London.
HEN sALL.,
PORK PACKING HOUSE
—4./tQk
t0.)0$1,1 •
Having commenced husinessfor the
Fall andWinterTrade
We are prepared to purchase any quantity of
Pork, subject to the following regulations
We will take off two pounds per hmulred if
dry, and three pound ;f soft. Shoulder stuck.
twenty-five cents. If any of the hong gut is
left in, 211 cents extra will be deducted.
No port( will be bought at an price 4
warn).
We want all Hog Cutting sri Ilt li
brufiSt to bead, and Hams openeelgotattotraillb
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G ct J. PETTY.
This great nonsehold Heatable relate nuton
the !Waling 1.100n9a1'ieR of life. There femoo
Pills purify the 'imam, and. :set Most pONVerinil
yet stiothilatly on the LiCer, co, Kullieys.
mut -Bowels, giving tone„ energy, end vigor t<
these great mein Apring* of. lif e. They are con.
rulently 000,1) o' na a a ovor failing )1,10(413
311(1 ee 1.,es wi tere the cone tit n :lei:Amu whatever
, 1.1,Alw0:0 10 impaired or vealo ned. Tlit*
ere wonaer0nly efficacious in all aitinenti: inch
Omani to feautlas of all age; ;tad as a genuitt
Pam ilv mtelivale IL0elnlatiwase0.
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'. .411/21'.'1.' :;14,....".• iki ' 4', . i I. 7
11soarclii21g aud Ileal2ng properties ore 1;110V1,
thrall glirat the world.
For the (nue of bed lege,bad breasts, cud wourot
Sores tt is en remedy, 1.;
effectually rebbed on the reek end chest, as salt
into Inca 2, it mire sore throat, Bret:Oat igicough$
Onlas, and even Asthma. h`or Olrunlvlste Slvel
.1.1e yeses, Piles, foist:this. Gott t ennie 21913
anti every Iiina of Skin Disease, it has neVer In,e1A
kiiineo to ye it, Thol'ills dna Otutmeh ( are Man.
ufactureo only tit
Sas 0X.P0111) STEM, T.ONnON,
And aro sold by all Vendors of Modi (Moe th)ough-
out the civilized world; wilt directions in nInosi
every lengliano.
Tho Treat. Mario; of these Medicines ere rords.
tend. to Ottawa. nonce, any one 01 the Thi(if)2
Posgeseirmn,who may keep the American num-
govieits for sale, will be prnsecuted.
14.,•Pttrebase2'salunful look to the Noun on the
Pc,tiand Boxes, If the 5t111r0145 te not 533 Oxford
Street Loudon they '20 5)1131100
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FRUIT JAR—GEMS.
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1-4 P3113 --
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The nowFrench Medicine cures S rahr.7
IMPOTENCE, and all nermaa emo,eaiuts ; •
suiting inLoss of emery, serious itape.11,ney.t.,
marriage, groab depression, ete. 7A‘, per iit•t.. .1
for $9, Sold by druggists cverywle--...
sale-LYMAN .9P.aitn. See% 1,•,,
moil, seeurelysealed, 00 reeeipte: peiee. Alar)4;
Lmveriai ttlathcinoAgene.F. 4..),,.Ttn'thel.i•
L. 1'I'111,1!.En IN ./ 111. .1
1.0ViT,L1'
Gazetteor of Briti.,1 Yorth
Ainnica,
riONTAINING tile latest en1 mst
author ti' dIl 11i2t4 of 1311' 721' 2
'1'018'/1s and 1111014e.: 12t 1.0 ProvirooR r.
Quebee. Nova Sentie. New lirnusr.riek. N co,• le!.
land, Prioee P:dwara Lb41,i, 311it jitifj8I1
OcI11.11111)11, 12111 the North. 17.1,,;.t 'I'L.,•,•7t,..•ft.,10 1
other general ()from 0 tion,raw,a, (.1, ,:ew,.211
500120415, 2114 t(8 the atant.P.I.Jealit.:‘',Wtant, al.._ of
over 1,5110 Lakee am) 13221 Tairr..!•.•• .1,
allowing the proximity {,r 12 1(1241! tft1
and. Sett, Lake mei laver ports, to ;A , Citee-•,
'Powns,tee , fht:. 1
this Table 1r,e1e1 11.valualdet ; alto 1. Drq:
Colored Map of the 1 ‘.1r-il,itet Cf 1',1u....!;1.
by p, A. C.tiosiiya pakt o1 1. 21 l:01.711, 81 1i1i4 2.
etfolly
wanted.
Price!••',3--payableindolirevu.
JOHN iVELL SON. Po' isber.:
Montreal, A.ugust 181,
7.11.A.1\TI-TOOT)
HOW LOST HOW ii:STORED
.we bees 121111112, c.titien oF
1311. eueveltde:tees 4210,1,t.l'1ATI• fre;;•,.1
en the realeal and ure it•?t,loot 2 242'
theine) of E ervom* Debility, Mental ail( ((11711 24181
hiettpacity. inipelliinents2 3101' 1012°- rte., re -
aniline froth 1770,S...
120. Price 1 a seelea envelope, only 0 e,:nfl
tWu pOstage stomps.
The celebrated 1111111,7' if tbis whiiirale essay,
(dearly denemstrat..e, lolo lhilt1 eriece*e-
htl pritetho, (11111 11111'1l1 121.2 Calarglif (14,1107,4 may
rU1lOttiI7' ('111,1'..:ithobt the ileltaarona 151 i 111
ternal ..r the ti$o of the 10200: Foint•
out (102242 :1 once sitopie earth in $91.1. of-
teatattl, by means vaiich .1very sufferer. 112151.ter what his ye e• t jou may I)), may eure 1IIUCOO
cheaply, private1gt1terui0,uv,
This LOCUM, should be la tinillnitilA of every
youth and eve y mon La the lona.
_Address,
THE OULTERWELL 'MEDICAL fn,
4.1 Ann Street. 1'7w Y ok
Post Office Pox 4308
Harper's
Bazar
Patterns.
They aro graded to
FIT ANY FIGURE
7(2141 50 adjusteil that the most inexperienee.d, with
the aid af rhe printed directions whieh aceom-
puny each bait, van setrare a. oerfout tit. They are
cheaper than any others,
OSILY 26 CENTS FOR A. COM-
PLETE Surr.
Agent for Exeter and vicinity,
W. A. CA.1•TIPIEED
e would also cull special attention ta 1215 well
assorted stock of Funey Goods, Berlin Wools,
Fingering Yarns. Knitting Colton in all en'ors.
Euitting done to order. A g rod supply of hos-
iery always on haaa. Please call and examine
stock and prices beft.re purahasing elsewhere.
Opposite Jialteen's lack.
"W.& 0,A.NZIZLD,
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
IT is a most agreeable dressing, which
is at once harmless and effectual, for pre-
serving the hair. It restores, with the
gloss and freshness of youth, faded or gray,
light, and red hair, to a rich brown, or deep
black, as may be desired. By its use ohta
hair is thickened, and baldness Rica
though not always cured. It checks falling
of the hair inunediately, and ctuases a new
growth in all cases where the glands are
not decayed; while to brashy, weak, or
otherwise diseased Italr, it imparts vitality
and strength, and renders it pliable.
The Vieon cleanses the scalp, Owes and
prevents the .formakioit of dandruff; and,
by its cooling, stimulating, and sonibinp-,
properties, it Iteais most if not all of the
humors and diseases peculiar 0) the scalp,
keeping it cool, elcan, and soft, under
-which conditions diseases of the scalp and
lmit• are impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair•
The intuit is incomparable, It is color-
less, contains neither (el nor dye, and vAll
riot Soli white eallibrie. It illipartS an
agreeablit and 'lasting perfume, and as an
article for the toilet it is .economical• and
unsurpassed in its excelletice.
Prepared by ON J. O. Ayer 84 00.)
rraetical andAnaiytieal Chemists,
LoW011, Mass.
SOLD 1) Ala. DRIIGOISTS
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