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HOW HE GOT STARTED.
THE TIMES
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Ile Caine to onr reporter this morn- "(,T'1l.d10x`trtiKe3rM> aria
-WOULD Sa1Y TO
ing—ft fine, bluff, well•dressea young
hilow., evidently in good eitcumstaue-
�1
ea.
1 read in your paper last night,' said;
be, 'that Police Magistrate Denison
furnished a young vagrant with sufflei-
eut money to start him on the streets'
qtr.; a newsboy, and that a oily reporter
.augmented his pile, Is that true?
"Certainly,"
'Well, then, God bless then: both,..
say I. That's the way I got started in
life. The policeman picked me up on
the streets of New York one Light
what 1 was about ten years of age. I
find no parents, no home, no friends,
no money. I was brought before Mr.
1lerr ll at the Torahs Count the next
morning, I remember it well, and
can't forget it. Hunger, terror and
dil,spare made me elequont, and I told
tuy story. Well, sir, a tea came into
his eye and he wont down into his
pockets and brought out a shinplaster
and handed it to me. There were a
few lawyers and "reporters there and
they passed "round the bat, and raisral
taro tl rllars and added to it, and then
I
wits turned out in the street. I w ent
straight and got Something to eat. then
I bought a boot black's outfit, and from
that I rose throu411 the grades of mes-
senger boy, clerk, bookkeeper, said
junior partner to have a llusirless of
my own. If it had not been for those
hind-ltr•arted geutloineo io the Tombs
that uloruiug I might have been dead
slow—or aorr,e--a thief. God bless
the mei ctful judge, says I again.
A IIOltltIBLE MURDER IN IPE -
LAND. Boots and Shoes Hats
The Cork Constitution of September Ladies' & Gents'
biota w110 Intend
1,husa p to do 9e from
t110 olanufactnrer• 'Jbe
l3. :LLor s. u n ]rays to soli
utu n,uo-t iT4°;"M utt•f[1•
1
ave a plop. \Ve +;lnim
to fx(•th 1) 0'011r�et'r) tbo
'S1 Wliieli 0x11.11 1 tail
t„„,„1,,
m; ct the "t`ikti e of the
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ue id e 1111111 thrid of e.1 f:
ins nu st•tt11'11;nuuee?tle1bt
we cat: set 11031,'rtr,
Emblems
,NI FraniJti'dQ`t•Etib'era
yk,r T,''; WOULD
onaapeohilatteutiot
ou 11103. undertaking dogur1
utent,whiail is inure com-
plete the a o ver, as w 1111 00
tdl tell suvoi•nl new desigtlt
of late :Che best ooitin.
easkete e:hrouds anti ever)
uuera1 requisite at tht
towostltviees. Our nem
Amine to pronounced b3
competent judges to be
se00310. to nor is the
provinces
of all the Different Societies.
THE CANADA CGiVIPANY'S
Drains
ands • orale.
In order to meet the ,resent depressiou,tho Canada Company offer for side or lease, ou easy terms
and in certain cries
AT REDUCED PRICES,
All thea: La.ade re -alarmed or boneatte.t, by rho " La1•,e Burwell Drainage Works," in the Township
of I3osanquet, Stephen and,\Littillivoay, in the Cu;unties o LalnLtuu, amen sod Iliddltses cespetr
ivuly,
Lista oflands may be obtained, and plans of the lots may he., soon, ou application to Mo. John
Spt dotlaan, EYeter, rlr, Goe•rgo \V, LIolyull, of Vie" liohwe111lunse;' t\'0.1er htatwu Cr. T, hallway,
or to Mo, John Irousicte, of Grand iioail, Poo Lists Prises, Torino or other iufurnuttiau, a1>i11y to tlld
Comiootesiou ore, t7andc�w C'oimpauy, Toronto, G, \V. ALLd., 1L, M, : t01'u'A1.1', l:onuui-sie>u:rs.
Canada Company's Cflicee,May 10, 18 U. !ha
THE WiTODIDEE
raruvrEns, rAnzoonits,.
T,; Slit• ONLY `l,°ITh1.
Castox4 m Machine Oii.,,
TIIId Vti,I;iY BEST IN USE,
FON ,S'A'LE AT TIIE DOMINION LW.IIUPA.TORY,.
SIGN C IP THE GOLDEN MORTAR,,
Main treet,.. Exeter.
John Drew's Furniture &Undertaking Warerooms,
OPPOSITE CENTDAL HOTEL,. EXETER.
NOTHING LIKE IT EVER SEEN.
PEOPLE CANNOT ft E ALIZE
ITntil they call and make all examination whet Real Bar-
gains are offered. Everything at the Lowest figure is the in-
ducement we offer in
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY COONS
1st contains the follouiue particulars
of a horrible murder at Lougitrea, a
mountain district near Woodford:.—"It
•appears that two brothers named Power
resided at the village of Lnnghtoher
quite s,\lnvenient to each other. For
the past two years they wore daily
quarrelling about land, and were sev-
eral tunes before ;rho Chairman of
Quarter Sessions and Iocal Petty Sos- '
•tions Court. Since the Loughrea
June Sessions the two brothers showed .mil
'TER
Signs of much enimosity and ill will to-
ward each other. Ou Monday evening
the two brothers were engaged iu cut-
ting bay in a field, when a quarrel arose
about boundaries. After quarrelling
for some time the eldest brother (John)
rushed at his vietiin with au open
.scythe, and after nutting off boon legs
from the body, next cut off the head
with the scythe, after which he fright-
fully mutilated the dead body with the
same weapon. Shortly after the fright-
ful occuranoe information was given to
•the police at Woodford. Immediately
• after receiving the information a large
:force of police proceeded to the scene
of the tragedy, where they found the
dead body with the tread lying beside it
An a frightfully mangled way After
-examiuiug the dead body four of the
police prbeeeded to the murderer's
Louse, where they succeeded in arrest•
ing him. The unfortunate man was
taken to Woodford, guarded by a strong
force of police, where he now remains
awaiting the inquest."
and Caps,
Famishing Goods,
Clothing, Crockery Glassware, Hardware, Groceries,
Wines and Liquors.
Io CARLING,
Main Street, Exeter.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
GROCERY
AND LIQUOR STORE,
A LARGE STOOK OF
GREEN, JAPAN;
YOUNG HYSON
and BLACK TEA,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, DRIED APPLE3
PRESIDENT HAYES.
The validity of Mr. Hayes' title may
always,,be questioned, and his admtnis-
tratio p criticised, but the payment of
WIG dollars gives a valid title to one
bottle of Dr. Yierce'e Golden Medical
Discovery, and its administration can
never be eritised iu eases of coughs.
colds, incipient consumption, and gen-
eral debility, for leading physicians of
all schools endorse the Discovery and
proeoribe it in their practice. Sold by
druggists.
II Sever Fails.—Dr. Fowler's Ex-
tract of Wild Strawberry is as unfail-
remedy for all kinds of bowl corp
plaint.
CANED FRUIT,
SARDINES,
LOBSTERS,
SALMON,
COFFINS, CASKETS, and BURIAL ROBES and :ALL ;KINDS OF EAiBLE!13.
E:IIBALMINC FLUID used for preserving the body in warm weather or for shipping.
parson wanting Parlor, Bedroom, or Dining Room Furniture will save at least 20 per cent. '.::
calling at D•ItEW'ti FURNITURE ROO1tIQ;, opposite Central Hotel, Exeter.
JoEN l)1..tw.1 V/VA
IWO`+ !'WOOL!! '(TOL!!! !!
BITTER SADCE AND PICKLES, BRANDIES, GINS, WINES AND SYRUPS. 1 YE, MALT
SCOTCII3IRISH AND COMMON WHISEIES, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS,
The Fountain of Life is Ibte Nona,
Keep the fountain pars •Rad ;eat the
tributaries of health erde ip good pon-
dition. Burdock I31po,d Bitters will
olense the blood from all impuritirs,
,expelling Lcrofula and all humor's,
tones up the .debilitated spltem, toga•
latirg the liver, bowels and brings
)health to thea pk43.
Wholesale and Retail.
(..A, MACE
Main Stroet,Eseter.
-- :o:
DURING the Wool Season I offer A11. Heavy Woollens, including Blankets, Tweeds, tlre, -
aud Horne -wade Flannels at Old Prices. This is a rare offer, as the goods have is 1:•t
vauccd fully 50 per cent. To prepare for Stock -taking,
Z Summer Goods will 'be Oieased. Out
at au Immense Sacrifice, positively for ONE MONTH ONLY. T13.e Bgihinery Department is
managed bya dist-Clans Minima., and is billed with aU the latest novelties,
OdY Should Fail to Seeit
The ORDERED CLOTHING DEPARTMENT is more.
active than ever. A Perfect fill guaranteed
3.-L" Ji.7ST AT�I--1AND
A. Large Stock of Barbed and Plain Fence Wire, Seed. Corn,
Hungarian Grass Seed, harvest Itlitts and Tools.
Highest Price Paid for all kinds of Farmer's
Produce.
Remember the Old Established House.
JAMES PIC KARD
SAMWELL
PICKARD
Ate daily opening out large quanti-
ties of
Fresh, Seaso able
DRY GOODS,
315 s*t Sboas,
Eats and Caps,
A splendid range of
BLACK
CASHMERES
BlackLtistres
Pompadeetr P11/.1rTS,
WIN CEYS,
TWEEDS,
IMPILISIRM
THE EXETER
TIN AN STOVE: DEPOT
MAIN ST.
0
ITARE this opportunity of thanking my aumeroas vastomers for past tav5rs, and tviehto
notify them and the public generally that
I have Purchased Mr, D. Johns' stock of
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMPS, &c. &c,
and have moved my own stock into the building lately occupied by 1tlr. Johns, in the Post
Office Block, where I now have one of the largest and beat assorted stocks iu the county,
ors oa in:o
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
&c., &t3,, &C.,
--AT
S ; WELL & PICKAED'S
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves
TIIE BEST IN THE MARKET.
Also a la,ge variety of Tinware, Lambs. Lamp Clmmnsys, Coal Oil and Cutlery.
Eastimates given for Eavetroughing. Carriage Plating a Speciality. Depend upon it
will give you good value for your money.
0
The`very highest price in Cash paid fox Hides and Sheep skins;
1:=" Remember the place—the Exeter Tin aril Stove Depot, Poet Office Block, main Street,
Exeter.
Exeter, January 20, 1880,
E H. SPAKCMAN.
SUBSTITUTES!,
The rnhlic are emtttdmed aeninst a custom airier*
is d-•n•'•'"r (lite common or late amine a certain class
of medics ne resales. anri which is this : When asked. for
n h•+rie r f P,tin•Kilirr. they suddenly discover that
thov are "sold aura" "her have another article 11Itas
e••+�. if r•"t h-+ tor." which they will sanity at the same.
eco. The n^jeCt of this deception is transparent. These
F111,3 1-te,s al'. milts nn to sell nn the great reputation of
the T:'in•Killer: and heing comnoundecl of the vilest
and ei'.eneest drags, are boneht by the dealer at about
h11f ho rias for the genuine Pain -Killer, which
mall"s him therefore to realize a few centsmoreofit
pr
wr •t`te neon the imitation article than he can on the
gen•tine.
Foe -CHOLERA MORIitIS, CRAMPS,
AND ALL
SUMMER OI. BOWEL COMPLAIN"I'`•
PERRY DAVIS' PAIN -KILLER
IS uNeQUAt.tdtn,
IT CURES ALMOST INSTANTIX,
i1+! PAto.Krt.t.Et11A pot 11p in 2 00. and g 02. bottles •33
is and 50 20013 re,ptcnvely,--lark bottles arc titcrlwre .,.:u,,,,,
FOLD BY ALL MEDtottiE DEALERS.