The Exeter Times, 1880-10-7, Page 3OCTOBER 7, 1.880
III Till: WHALE A. FISH. 15ENs..A.LE,
The whale 14 uotioubtedly fish -like
in ail its relations, 1114 viewed from the
at:pular standpoint. It poseesses a fis
idy, it ioliabita the ilea, and lir
tfl connlotely topiatic existence. Alen
to say that to whale is a &It apt
pears at 01.81., sight fko owinently safe
and juetifiable assertiou. Notwian.
standing the lees existing between
these vatimols, however, there may bo
ftuud omit le reasons for their complete
e
CO
srparatiEnt in some very simple at
common facts in natural nistory.
lostatteo, the whale breathes by lung
lite ourselves, and, N4 everyone know
has to ascena perk:di/Ally to the su
facie of the water to inhale nir from ti
atmosphere. Tho fish on the ventral
brataltea by gilIs; and in virtne of th
1)0140e:don of these organs is enithat
to„ remain permainently in the wale
a al to extreat from it the oxygen neoe
sexy for the creation of the bleed. T1
body•covering of the whale consis
typically of hairs, althongli in the ma
ter of :moll fin nishing the whales, as
rule are more or less deficient. Th
fish is nu the other hand. covered wit
eeales ; and whilst tho whale is wet
blooded eniontlalie fi-h is cold blonde
—that is. the temperature of the hod
is very little raison above that of th
medium in wide!) it lives. The wind
possesses a fonr-einunbared heart an
perf, et double circulation, Th
heart pi-frac:Ives, not merely son 1
blood to the lungs, but liko vio dislrib
rites the pore blood throngh the burly
In the fiala the errangements for tb
blood circnlatim are formed mi a trine]
more ilimple typo. rile heart in th
fall i tt, chimborea, to begin with
Ana its duties consist sololy in •.onetin
the impere blood to the gills for put
fieati n the heart in this cese havii
nothing to ao, in a direct manner a
least a ith 11i distoihrrion of pure blood
throughout the animal's body. Theo
lastly, and to avoid enteriva into the
teebuical fini.tomy and physiology of
wholes and fishes, «e may add, as an
iaportant point of distinci loos between
the two groups, that young of the
what, s nee bora alive and oorisired by
means of a ilk. whilst the yoniar of the
fishes ar belched from ezge, and are
(level Dad. as a rine, independently of
parent -al care and astenti at. 'We thus
di43vee that the differences between
m.balee ad fishes are practically of
irnmense eatont. The fish we fibd to
be a lower animal then a whale. Be-
yopd the fact that both are "V, rte
brtEte," or "back hould- animaltaand
that they therfore agree on the broad
and general plan on which their bodies
are onnsaruced, there is little resombl.
twee between them. The seperation of
the one from the other, a matter of
easy justification ; and the arrange-
ment together of whales and fishes is
tinis condemned by a simple appeal to
elementary facts of structure and func-
tions of these auirnais.
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NirTlit the steady mareh of improve•
rneut in seieuce mid mechanics, medi-
cine has kept even pace. It mew gives
11F1 remedies at a perfection of form and
composition that the crudites of earlier
medical Feience never approached.
Among the tnnot off wive of medicines
are Dr. I. A. Ayer's Pine—beautiful,
sugar coated, glistening globules-1mi-
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for the diseases incident to thifasection
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al Mate) tie 1..
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lieM, tin traveller is sitfo without a
bIttle of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
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FURNITURE 1.1,00,US.
Why go abroad for yoorFurniture when you oau
get Better Value for your money in liensall.
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TIL CC)ZEN)70IITZ-Z
having bought out the Pun iture Iinsiooss of Mr
fi.Fairbairn, and added largely to the stock is
oualihnl to offer furniture, at vary lo•• prices.
bly Tinder ta ig Dapu 161110111 will be found se-
verier to nay in this section, having just received
111/41WO 011131 Much of undertakir.,,r, goods.
A titbit -ohms hearse will bo illTnishoil for funerals
on reasonable toms. Also agent for the Wanzer
and New 'York Singer Sewing Ifitolline.
JAS. COXWOUTII.
17 A R 1V1
—AND—
TOWN PROPERTY
)O11 SALE CITEA.P A.NI) ON EAST TERMS OF
PAIMIEN1.`, IN TUE
C 077,47TIr of litra.OZT
NO.1 N of N 1 Lot utunher 10, Con, DI in t,he
Township 01 g-tC111.1,All, 315 acres wore or let,m,
11 !LOOM •re eloarotl, '20 acres tilohered wirit •
beech, maple, hemlock mod. white ash. The
soil ls a ohy ham and distahr from. the Village
of Dashwood half a mile.
NOB also itIt110 Yitlage of Exeter, Lot number
41(1 the suboivision. of Lot number 10 This
valuable property is situated 011 tile principal
or Main street hi 'the said village, end 15 111 toe
best business locality in Exeter. Tlu'ru is a
brick 111111•0 :111.11 rt.,.$1,1V11.1.1d 011 6110 101 (nearly
new) aborys high, 20,10 feet awl iu goo \I state
of 1.1.5,111iXE,
Por Portlier particulars noply to Als.TT111,P,W
MANE, Esq., at Exeter, or ti W. F. litiLLEN,
Lanager Ontario Luau and Debenture Company
Lowu on, Ontario
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obtaiu passage ceitificates at lowest rates from
lingland. Ireland nal 1 Scotland to any city or rail-
way towniu Canada. Full particulars by apply-
ing to
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Idexeter ortb.
FLOUR and. GRIST ILL,
Being in gond working order gives every accnm.
dation possible in griatidg and flouring. Moor
and mill feed delivered to pariles leaving their
u r dors before one o'clock at J. B Bakery. or
0.13Y16N E &CIO'S, or atniill same day
TERMS CASH -
W M. r.1 mtrry7 .1. a zz,
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THE TIME
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vett m ATM MC
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gloss and freshness of youth, fadea or gray,
light, and red hair, to a rich brown, or deep
black, as may be desired. By its use thin
hair is thickened, and baldness often
though not always cured. It checks falling
of the hair immediately, and causes a new
growth in all cases where the glands are
not decayed; while to brashy, weak, or
otherwise diseased hair, it imparts vitality
and strength, and renders it pliable.
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prevents the formation of dandruff; and,
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sow) Dr ALT. DMMOISTS
HALLOO, MIKE
Where did you buy them brick? W(.11,.Tbrini y,/
boughb them from Mitehell, of eem•se, Has In
many of them left '? Why, yes, thousands of
them, and iirst-elnes too. Hew does he mail thou,.
Mike? sells Wynn ao cheap that
1111(8110310 tell,bet If you woof any je•t go right
there, for he stip:helm bound to :;1l1s eileap
anv lIt the county. Remember, he lives soutL
sideuroalton gravel rood.
JOHN' 11/1TUIlELL.
cro Ilton. Pob. 24, IBS Gin
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7.11' I 0 N.
Landenlideast
Princes salt well
Itre, libbanald
2 William N W 1/5 "
8 n 1/5
0 Arms S E 1/5 "
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE.
Part blook 0 40 Pat.(' 55 86 2 40 5820
part block 0 4 " 14 60 1 35 16 95
TOWNSHIP' QF GO.DE111011.
pt 4 "%Lifland :51 Pat'd 1 8a 1 00 2 88
TOWNSHIP OF GREY.
N W pt 8 4(11 1 Pat' a 7 00 1 13 8 19
S pt 85 5th 87 " 64 65 2 60 07 25
5..40 1 08 0 54
546 1 Q8, 6.54
5 55 1 08 603.
VILLAGE OF HENFItYN, IN' GREY,
18
Pat'd 14 97 1 11
TOWNSHIP OF HAY.
Wi ,5 5th 25 Pat'd 16 75 1 40 18 15
22 south bd'y 100 " 25 53 1 00 2718
VILLAGE OF ZURICH, IN HAY.
57 1/5 Pat'd 92 97 1 80
TOWNSHIP OF HOWIOE.
11 ist 100 Pat'a 4 44 1 05 5 49
VILLAGE OF GORRIE, fl HOW101i.
208 1/5 Pat'd 7 16 1 13 8 21)
TOWNSHIP OF HUILET.
N E pt 10 4th 331 Pat'd 7 55 1 13 8 08
VILLAGE OF MANCHESTER, IN IIULLETT.
West part of south
half, bounded on
the north by real
=Mite east and
west Eteroes nearly
the centre of said
lot, and on the east
tTld south by old
h ig h way, runbina
east and uorth from
old bridge, and on
the west by road al-
lowance along Bay.
field liiver,assessed
it% name of .11. H.
(i'airdner,
.J01111 G0111110CIE
BACH PLUG OP THE
Myr.t1 Navy
IS MAIIKED
IN BRONZE LETTERS.
FOR TAXES.
COUNTY Or HURON, )1-4Y virtue of a Warrant nnder the hand ef the War
W
To Vi : f -1---'den of the County of Huron, and rho Seal of the ,
said &fluty, bearing date the third day of September, A.D. 1880 to me di-
rected.for the celleetion of arrears of Taxes due °lithe undermentioned lands
Notice is hereby given, that unless the said taxeti, together with all lawful
costa and charges be Sooner paid, I shall on
Monday, VII hi nth day of Da:Jabal', A. D. 13O,
at the hoer of TWO o'clock, P. ltI., at the COURT HOUSE, iu the Town of
GODERICH, proceed to sell by P'nb.lic Auction the • said lands,. or so much
thereof as may be outlicient to discharge snob 'Arrears of taxes mid charges
thoreop.
4.
TOWNSHIP OP ASTIFIELD.
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. ItOT Ort TAI. T o, r LOT CoNCESSzON A
CREie a ,71- ' .: 4•Amouvr9 CI
ToTAL
011 61121.13! 061121 S .
,
PI 2 Q.
el lz) cad
' X pt of E pt 4 2nd E D 50 Pat'd. 32 83 1 80 .84 ga
N pt 12 14th ri 0 •ii " 1 50 1 00 2 50
aN 0 of B Til '`.1.4th W D al, , " , ..a 55 .1 20 10 76
VILLAOE OF.POItT ALBEIti,IN ASIIrIELD,
. •, . , . ,... , • ,
sub.aiviploil ot ' li ' Lenon ltd E 1/5.,Pittl 1 54 45 1 08
Park late 5 4 6 12 ii ' 4: 4.6' i okt
3..
60
Pat'd 1 58 1 00 2 58
VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD.
Ei 219
258 i
881 a
4 Bayfield con '1 ,E
11
pt. 5 Bayfield con 42
Pat'd41
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS.
01 +
92 ii
03 i
pt. 106 John street
322 Tnruburry st 11
'4
4 40 1 05 5 45
5 15 1 08 6 23
2 21 1 00 3 21
80 14 3 55 33 69
29 06 1 70 30 40
Pat'd 2 29 1 00 3 20
" 2 20 1 00 3213
2 29 1 00 3 29
E. 90 1 05 4 95
G 59 1 00 7 69
; C
.1
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS.
Ea of Si 4 7th 50- Pat'd 7 91 1 13 9 04
VILLAGE OF BLUE VALE, IN' MORRIS.
13 Gardiner's)
survey1"
11 it " 1 91 1 00 2 91
a- Pat'd 1 01 1 00 2 91
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBURRY.
pt 29 0 38 Pat'd 15 16 1 35 10 51
VILLAGE OF DLUEVALE, IN TURNBURRY.
84 Duncanss'rv'y I'at'd 1 09 97 2 00
VILLAGE OF WINGHAII, 1I TURNBURBY,
Park lot 58
Village lot 180
206
214
216
Pat'd 11. 22 '1 25 12 42
is 1 72 1 00 2 72
" 1 72 100 2 70
1 " 112 97 2b
1
It 1 12 97 2 00
9 Fisher's survey 1/5 " 7 28 1 13, 8 41
TOWNSHIP Or LST WAWANOSH.
John MaGiagor N Ei 88 2nd 50 Pat'd 1C 3'5 1 n 11 58
VILLAGE Or EXETER.
II, Taylor's survey
" NE:1/10th 56
Franeistowasurv'y 8
" 26.
3:011u street Pat'd 3.53. 103. 4 56
" 1 421 97 2 .80
1i1niti: street 1/5 'It 7 12' 118' 8 25
1/10) J., 1 23. 97 2 10.
TOWN$HIP 018' STEPHEN.
Ni 8,
0 54 0Ottity Trestatater'0,4000,,Prl
0.4 Go(terieb.180t. 8rds, 18$O,
. ,1,14
:19th 50, • P$I, 27 80 1 68,2c} 18
A. 11 POO,
Tren,ento.