HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1884-7-3, Page 7Not a Stupid Youth.
• A Sau Francisco millionaire, hoping
to encourage his promising `en in ways
of thrift, proiuised to give Itiu two pet
cent tL month 'interest tris(,? any Dolley
that he might save out of his spending
al'losancc and deposit in the patcrii al
treasury. The 1'4nuIg^onan Was getting
$$20 a week for pocket money, and prom-
ised to show los a ppr4 .•i:at inn of his fade-
er's atllteetionatte o12e1 1i(• laesan to
make deposits without delay. and kept
the lir zctlt a up with rt bi It katll(e regu-
larity, The old gentleman noticed
pre..rutiy tied the de•po.tt. t•x(ee...4-.1 the
wheel' of tlio boy's allow e e, lane
eo11ntP(1 f•ir this- by Seller/sing that he
had sa a .l some mousy 1.t'esi"it.ly. 1:C•
sides t111.', he los-Ise:I nlontey frequent-
ly from his soother. So the fe is., letr
e& lx•j((le."1 in the .'(ting (14 jro.;tion
that his 8111 was td•.pl 11i11 r. Tetis eon -
tinned until the beat's deposits :Assumed
slosh dimensisols as to denet an ex-
planation. It then turned out that zraoR
4,f the money this ;nee 11:0 been tler^,sil-
int II:L"1 lasso I"•FrY41e.•;l• - lint.:!Allta•.: Its
he•etre'+ tic w 811. interest (.11 his dep,sits.
at two per cent It month. and was pay-
ing only te,n 1 tt« l year for tl.e"111,
he had -found 1' ., di•.eitl•11.. at-
1t•tctive nod iA1•R -t:••.
1110 11'i'i 9 .yr11^
Bunt, .tr>' 1' a .1•l ir, 4 L11 •1'0115 again
in the Il" 'c WI-. + *h. e:,:• of 1((,000
11114 rot n!]t •4 Nn there.
itt Oakland. Cal., the coot t of fe4etling
the 1' o Flea,.. 1t t':,• t ei i r:40111, 13
cents dt r -lo , or .i? 4 t :It. 1. r int.:al.
1••i•Rt A•' i elation, t r o.tll A untie 111 veers
e•.:t1t'.1 41:7:et1y in titin ;lle'x
i .11 L woos
Il:tib•6, Idaho. tl town so that it
has too 111aeet: in geography, find • noter-
i?ts a, the place in it hielt nine mten gree
honked 1(t} for al'. )gains murders.
Geo. o, I.1:lpvlloI.i•, eaf(ltitiln, 1e ,,1i to
le:etl tett ]t'e'nt his la t:4.tel.•. t,, i head.
of an I1l"lhtll torr.tu :ILA w6:1•< -.hot into
dint . i.stteten yt.' yrs n o.
IrvingWW'hitford, who tires near Ad=
n 1•e ('cant#';•, XY.. lies s,t hall 11ehtlting
k "
vs -saints that lee liartilo.ses :slot tr.es
t.4 .it:att lliilk, (nitivntt' corn, anal slo
tr('n, . : forte work,
A 11;ttt'nc11n, been tolled from :(Te!t:e l
land office to Iii -'hard ZCLIm the canto
man. conveying to Hint a title? to I:16
square leagues, or over half a million
arts•'s 41t iand,
While ringing the : e lic4t1.1 ell in
Franklin cotultr, Georgia, tine teacher.,
was instantly killee1 by the hell foiling
from the tower and 1`trit;ing hien on the
#► s4'k of th46 raecl:.
•
$urllettels Bditoria Pets.
• Peoplewho live in glass houses should
pull dOwn.the blinds.
ossi
Nothi impossible. b e David n� is. 1 sa, 1 . 1 avl(1 I,?avfs
buttons hos own suspenders,. fore and
tett,
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Is very -fond
of billiard -s. but doesn't say whether
she likes there) hest raw or in a box
stew. .
`pile recent state treasurer, Vincent
• of Alabama. Was a good poker player:
Ile didn't seem to stay m very well,
though.
ITarwin says s there were no -hornets
until the world WW2 iii:40,000 years. old.
By Jove, then, what (lid Ilfethusaleh
have to make his j ,.cos on?
f Atttl yet '11r, Ileeeher sato he does
not believe man is dc30.,eile'1l fr'm the
monkey. flow. then, :tel. Ile:viler, do
you neeollnt f 4l Freight. (:t.bh.trilt?"
Win.* ]Loi;; net ays'1/:irarraplhers have
• no love for the 114>:tlttifuf." ('OM*, COM*,
Olive, they lave, hest flit•,s you, girlie,
' thi•tyyear- apt is a long Bret,?, reme•nn-
be.rlledieal oven think flint t!s:' alarming
int•rens:. - ete•uiraelm treinens i ril1•:11
children of nine year= tale] cud under is
[lrubnhly tine to th:,' 1 _lith:tied importa.-
tl(ln of .laa(parl * 4 tintl;.
= Sings all Leal 7 :1, et 'l (t' rreinet t.14't
-Tiff Ea 1 F t^ a t 1 :It'd t eye-.
Atl1Ih. ,Liv 1tt•u.c
• :True. But ilie 41.4s: lin' the biggest
heed as ;1 unreal thine.
'l1 i+Igtt1> is n.=t aas iaiia; eetlt up be
e:m ''- the ().el.. ILtf. t „lea along before
• 1101104 time 1" 1,4..111(..1 it. 118' ii 100
, bad. If Wi o;r,. hag' 111'atfal4a e.i4ea1 it the
i4(81n detest es41n141 have h:tppi•ited.
Y It was • a mighty mean tiling in lien
11utlt-r t4 go to the mnte Ire oile•rOla t,
a.s ent]41te tel..! helpless I.risene•rs lel 1
large peen, then and there make tb
• sprat?ell 10 the -in. We thought all tltan.v
• Inhuman llnit,,i relishes had bit•en libel=
i;he•d in the 11!•1-5x11+,
•"Witt was it,' .writes l le•3no1i, "•i1•bn
error( •with ell thyfaultsI luta thou
Still:, li+eli'I- ;mow who wrote. it,
i Mentor, hitt it 1011-'t have l 1 •ti about n
itteiiian. !^+611•e•. line, 1hatt. ' a itis :1l thy
fai's' eye hair- Owe still.---II46f.' Ib,
What is a• Altt:.ol'?le
sae word ].' •'.. • e:4'R,f r.4 ae.,::n,'l:ly,o.1 in
the mind 11:111 the l• gal ,t:r,M at'tita11:11
1n+•notteliei of the lets4 thr4•.• essalttrioso
Snob,- for itA t°lf ane. la': the Ih#r'a E224
India Company. wide's. the (ens
two
t di it iyn;tt pi -onion et of tf tea. 1'1•.1' l•: the?rth:ail
le11,r't'r the 14ra.•.• by il: ire ride . theallele to
market. ''thee td,erkinss, of all t1t.•.r old
monopolies were opposed to the t'uhlle
g(xetl, as thewt•re armlet' in th.'
rnalrlleu:lneeew• of high pro. •'t. In Ing -
Iand, under the a1aeces^.irs of Henry
VIII, they11.111 hemline 4gt nt1111nrntti:(nit
grievous, that be; tn•t nit .]:net•, I, .all
moat 411®lii's were :1114.11+il(e41 t•xte(4pt1rlr
the right t(1 patents, 10 this 114; stnee.
been added. in England :tall America,
the government monopoly of the postal
service.
Yet, all railroads tire monopolies in
a certain sense and to a certain extent;
that is to s.,',. Un rare without practical
competition between certain points.
'a monopoly,
The ns(tit . 1 t e
ofe word i how-
ever, as applied to railroad., should he
gatalified.by the word natural. Natural
monopolies are sae?h because. under 111e
free and equal operation of the laws of
nature and of the nation, they nniinopo-
lixe tl• business by doing it more satis-
factorily, annre eetn nnlieaflw. tool )bore
expeditioti5lti, than it eon be done by
any other rnteans. Insomit(eh as they
fail in this, they are not, monopolies.
There sunned not, then, be associated
with the idea of natural monopolies the
old and well-grounded hatred that ex-
lsted against legal monopolies. The
latter, under the operation of special
laws, were operated for the benefit of
the few; the former, under the operation
of general laws, are operated for the
greatest good of the greatest number.
There seems no better illustration of the
change which has taken place in the
meaning of this term in the popular
grind than its present application to free
competing corporations; and that one,
among thte prominent measures of re-
form proposed by the "anti -monopo-
lists," 1s the absolute destruction of all
competition through the operation of the
entire railroad system of the country by
a ,great government monopoly-.
Combination and consolidation being
the spirit of monopoly, are supposed, in
the public mind, to be opposed to the
common good. But they contain the
actual substance of natural monopoly,
which is such from its merits and bene-
fits, and not front privilege. -Gerrit L.
Lansing, in Popular Science Monthly.'
Antall in Delaware County,. Pte., has
.604 hens wide)* produce ti l,titl0 "thicken
buds" per ttnnun)•-an average -Iv of
IOt; eggs each. His profits amount t0
about *1,000 a year on eggs Alone].
%14 JI 1ttee'tt const .'t In Aenes.a ee,•nnty,
'.4.; T., 1121A tle.'11':. 1 t'• ( i t' 1-(('1re
forma is itomillehlit. i,' , 1 ' a:_;••..
o�ft, and, therefore. a prL, ate�e gni aura•.',
bleb any person a:r!,r1"%e,l 1114+,: right
So Abate. 0
Lecturing in 11"sten on the : nu, Pro.
f t..o•S 4 >
( 1 atnni 1 P. I.nng'le 1 .4141 that if a
eoluhnn of ice haying 't diameter at its
base id forty -live ntih s and e•?iteniling
lo the moon, were ereeted on one of our
western prairies, and all the heat of the
gun wore concentrated wttddeitly Mune
it, It would melt and become vapor in
a single second.
A woman relates that site recently
sat beside another W1])ll:ln, a, :tea rigor
to ]ler, in an Old Colony ear. As the
train passed Quincy, the stranger point-
ed to the crowded burial -place, so near
the track and remarked in a compla-
cent tone: "I've got three of the best
husbands layin' there that ever a wo-
man had."
Doubtless some men do enter the
ministerial profession for the money
they can make, but we read of one Fall
River clergyman who supported him-
self, his wife and two children on $300
last year. Ten dollars a week won't
enable a man to lacy up a great store of
this world's riches for his children to
fight over.
A Phiiadelphia widow finds herself is
nn unpleasant dilemma, and thus seeks
advice of a local paper: "Being a
Widow and about to remarry I would
kindly request you to reply to a question
at an early date, if possible. I would
like to know the proper finger on which
to wear my wedding ring, as the one I
now wear on my wedding finger is
large and does not leave spates enough
for another on the same finger.
The name of the niatn "who struck
Billy Patterson," was George W. Tilies-
ton, and his daughter, Mrs. Jennie G.
.Covely, of Athol, -N. Y., has made ap-
plioetiAn for the reward of $1,000 which
the lite Mr. Patterson bequeathed as a
reward to the person who should give
to his heirs the name of -the man who
had struck him. -"Billy" was "struck"
in aL fight which occurred in Franklin.
N. Y., one hundred years ago.
In 1872 nine • mun ooses were intro-
) dueed
ntro)dueed into Jamaica from India!, to seo
-1' what they could] do in the way of 'de:
stroying• the rabbits which. threatened
to depopulate the island, because of
their ravages of the crops. The result
has Wen most favorable. They hare
rapidly mnitipl ed, and. it is estimated
that they save the island $1,000,000
- yearly, by rho saving of the cros. frons.
• the rabbits. •
The newest English iron -clad, Con
gueror,surpasses . the Invincible; in
weight and armor and is said to be
proof against the heaviest shots ever
hurled from cannon's mouth. She will
be ready for sea by April. She is a, tur-
ret ship ancl rang of. 6,200 tons, and is
fitted with ongihes of 4,500 horse power.'
The hull, which is of steel instead of
iron, has cost $1,400,000, and the vessel
will not be completed much under
$1,700,000.
a• -
Mrs. Laslie's Marriage.
In reply to rues:ors as to her marriage
Mrs. Frank Les:.e is alleged to reply:
"For what reason shouldI ma(rrw? 1 ton
making more money than I know what
to do with. My newspaper establish-
ment and magazines of various kinds,
wide!' .the lawyers tolyl me would pro-
duCe notltitin', are brin'•iter me an in -
corn,: of $150,000 a year, and 1 tell you
that when :t woman is making money
like that ther 1is no' earthly reason why
she should marry ai 111:ui to help hot
squander it." One of the roost ominous
signs that at man of n woman is likely to
marry is to have t'.en1 say that they
never will ma ft i5 notorious
that when a girl has a. particular aver-
sion to Certain style of a: Ili tt.(v^ttether
it be a tall one, a short one; red-haired,
blue-eyed, or what not, it alrnosOluva-
rin;bly happens that that is -exactly the
kind of man she :lftertsaids:falls in love'
with 11111 marries. the Iirui Dr. Dix,
after publishing abook in t•trur..of the.
Celibacy of the clergy, went soon aftet
and M (111041 •1 1i1'4 8011111 Stnne.
poor fellow who hasn't i;,ltilling' 18 biays
'aimsoIr with is 1.011 abi\' destined bit 0 •.
ly to be 11Its. Fronk Leslie'scnshi';i• 'u1J
husband.
l.ntetesting Items.
1Bev. d, Y. Smith ut London. will be one of
tine speakert at the (irimbsy Camp , Grelut>><ls
i during the sunnner meeting,
Buak}en 4Al•uiruSslve•
. The Beat Salve in the world for Cuts,Bruis'
i es, Sores. Ulcers, Salt 12heutu, Fever Berea.l
a Tetter. Chapped hands. Chilblaius,Corns, 41.14?
all Shill Fru Lions and positively ours files,
i or no lin} required. It is guaranteed to give
!perfect satisfaction, or money" . refunded,;
`• Price 25 cents per box. For sate bya all drug-
gists.
a GREAT FATALITY.
4 Tho lavages of Cholera ilrfalttnm and tum-
n10r Colaplaultsa]nung children is truly- alarm -
ling. The most reliable cure cure is Dr.:
Fowler's 11 ilrl Strawberry, Every i:ottte guar- •
iWhet)to give satisfaction.
1 The 3.011).itoyat Grenadiers' l;anel wilt en-
tertain the 7th Fusiliers' Dane 1 on: tiwir al:-
A :vouching visit to 1'oloitto.
44 00 Steward.. a
t i-'S;14C• will pay the &mug,. rtwar,l for any
e:a e Of I tver44'ia14:a tet l).si 41a,L4, Siek Sir110341•
a•el" Int.ligt t.•,s:, (ona:111:1.1 :A our E'er. litenets;
',re cannot cnri".rite 1,57,•.4",: V..,.,44.,.1.,, 1.ixaz
1 kills. wait the tiironit.Ie .4(r..t eicl.:"i e.tnil.@ic , i
i lritln, 'i'lnlb i ,1. .4.,
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'fail to give .ate f ':Y 1.a. �i,.,. a e.itt^.rt 1 Art:,.
rbaxe. , cant slit..,; :'t 1" .. :C-. For aar
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Iret.'ll tot tete ]linter. ,f rt:.-'ut t•.i1 made is, it!
1ta•t l•.eu fi uud to tttnfa111 let nes id !how 1!1.1
j:tti.o,.111e:villei seine inlet isletstie 91 o' 'h•
14e,,•,'+pet'hles daily .41141ed1 to tett prblie.
1;1, ry 1 iti lint 14 4?•($ n lovelier 8'181't8. i
bila; 19 de: sAlte.is:) Q. la#plaini. for 8.1(8) it •
bees laa(en crudott(a.lt41.nitaf it. (ilitary 1.lot'itel;
t:.t•at1i:.hed by trittllleltials honey 100* ir.•d.
WW -t' ate ell• t4•fnr4' t1'1tfi41e'1.t (lull 1t4' hare n
prep, ration 51001 we *se, 44trr lo the' l.nlelic
1(' e % .•
with the ,Ill f ta
t n am Let 1,I1 14• f l4
Ite t # 2 x
tall) a n If4pP 14111 au nb•tgut e run: Leer 31y.4.I4t'le-
't4itt, Liy(er ('croup:a'rt. Indigestion, Ctoo,tiyot.
tons ;and Impure 1rleT.l. Fite trial bottles at
.1 W. Browning -a f(.0iito.1e, t i
ON THIRTY TUTS' TWAT..
THE V4)Lr,(tc 1;1.1.^11!x„ ,lMar:shall, itielt.,wil
send I)n,l)rs's(li rinaatrl;it El.l:vrn...l oLru,
1(4LU1 +8c. TIMIttlitte it 1't,l,(xrtt5is On trial for
!lustyslaiys10111411 (V.4111:1;t.rIll 11114.alt)111-
ilieteil with nervous debility, lost vitality
and kindred troubles, guaranteeing •
speedy and ro'le1$.'te restoration of health and
11410117 vigor, Address as above. N.11,. -.No
risk 15 iucnrr.iil. as thirty day trialisall(4844,
HEST AND C 031 1'O it'r TO tr HEST! 1+' F X.n X\ o
"r ltrown's Household Ptutneea"bas not quid
forretlievingpain,butit intern:* laud external It
enresl.arn in the`;1.Io,btual:orbomols,,aerethroat
Ilihcnr,iattsnl, Teettiatchte,Lnmb.,goand arykind
ofapainorache. "It will roost surely quicken
the,iluod and heal,a.1 its acting cower Is wonder.
tut '•'Brown's nous:hold Piulr.eea' beinggack-
• uowledoed as the great Pain Itelicver,nutl of (lou •
blotho trcngth ofally other 1 i;cfr or Liniment
hallo worhl,s11on1dbeinevery family Sandy for
use when wanted; c1 it really is the best remedy
in the world for. Gramma in the Stomach, and
Pa]n,-nndAches of :111 kind," and isforsaleby
all Druggistsat85 cents a bottle
•
CARD.
To all who aro snlreriug front the errorsaud.
intliseretionitofyou th,uorvous weakness, early
deoay,lossof teanbood, d-e.,I wilt send a reoei f
hat will curt you,I'rrI':al' CHARGE This.
groat remedy was discovered by a Missionary in
SOut1(.(meuca4 Sendaaolf-at lressedenvolore
totho3l, Tour:gra'rXax.u,SlafimlD,vetuYorn
City
A SUDDEN ,1TTA()K.
All people:anti especially traveller's. are h ''1e
to a sudden attack of 01tolern lfo:bus, Colic,
Di:wrllcea and Dysentery. 1'r. Fowler's wild
Strawberry is the most prompt and reliable re
lnedy known.
Lt. Col Cole left Thursday on a. trip to Gr•,nt1
Islalu(1.
Wife-What,s the matter now, John
Husband -0h. that newotlg:a andtooth-
ache near kills lue.
Wile --Why don't you go to J. W. Ba.o
ing's Drug Store and get n bottle . f Fluid
Lightning ? You know it cures all such
things as Toothache, Neuralgia, Headache,
Lumbago. Earache, Sore Throat, et.:. It gives
instant relief. 4
BEJIAf1£ABLI' 1IES'IOBAT1ON
Mrs Adolait] O'Iiaine of Buffalo, N.Y., was
given up to die by her physicians, asinenrable
with Consumption. it proved Liyer Oomphiint
aid ;was cnr4 tl with. Burdock: Blood Bitters
Edward Pirkins, who left Galt so mysteri-
ously some weeks since is in Detroit,
• Are yon tlonbled with Salt Biieum. Bo igb
Hands, or Old Sores of any kind that cannot
be healed ?Even though it fit of yen, s RUM -
ding it1eGregor'tlt P iti t e's Carbolic (;(:rate 11j8
cure it. Be) and the Shadow of at doubt it is
the best healing compound ever tonowo Boils,
Festeriugs, frost Bite,, Burns or ' any Sk.iil
Trouble, are alike cured by it. Seld at 25
cents Iii J. W. Browning• Dinggi4t. 4
A GOOD `TIMB
When is the best l imo to take a _blood inn--
ifier? when ever 1ho,blood is foul,and ]tum-
ors appear, or when the sys'Cui idebilltetl
take Burdock Blood Bitters.
I Tir..5,..LTT.; ,. i3'LE TO EV
MAY DEW'
The Great French Lotion for Ileantifyiug
the Face.
1te'.ucealstheevideuea'ofale- (1toa.4a1i-
1exti0n,vill 1:1141(0 the most stub)itilly ret-till.1
rough hands beatlttfulIT sots ana white. 114
x:,eutiwer that" MAY ])L' 1 i.+ n•it 4. :aiaat 4,..t(.on
powder that Bit. up 110 pc^res of the skin, at. 1
that is injurious' to the slim but a now 2040
(;react discover y, a veget 11;10 liquid. that eau SI, .
the cheek to glop with health, the 1,..1., aitn,
a#.tlltanils r 2 riv..^.l't14e Lily in WhitIu-
5"''ai1.1e to (detect in the beauty it e4 zf,? , ,;:
artificial c414.1 ttor. It curs- (.r.t.,.; "zi,,;e.
freckles. 'tFrii,fclet„ I'dlul+le;. Bieck
(rc+^, feet, Blotches, rave 4e (Ira ► 81r- 11 rn
14th Ringworm, Chapped Hauls, 'al'e or lir.: 1.
),.•41hips, Il:t.b4r'.i 11,4: Tett..•: eft^ 14 f;', -t..$ peres,ofl glands -and 1.14:," 5Ir 'a ti..
t11.,effee.•t*,.1lta,vlcr,anal. eu-t..ct., (-e
12y its aaea nil redness ronOnz.y,FaCu
101.tc'd;Itb,alti£esthe iif., $4.52
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With all the latest Novelties
in all Departments
Tile place to get everything you want
at prices to suit the times.
COME ONE;; COME ALL.
'o trouble to show Goods.
jA1V[E PICKARD.
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HOILOWA�=� P(LLS$D�}�3M1
THE PILLS
Po:its. the 11144Wt, 44.i ft -et nil 110'4'( 4111 41i )18•
i.1Vl'ti, STOM 11C}I, KIDNEYS, AND 1101\'l';1,S.
They Invigorate and telltale to health 1'i('L111tatt'1( otatitttti4,l,,, 0414,1 ".1.' h.lnlnul`I<• iu .41;
('elm1'lShtts incidental to Females of MI ages, For ellil411.0 nal 111•• a;,'.1 they ate. eii,•,1,'4.
THE OINTMENT
Is an Irtfatllible 111n0dy for Bad Legs, Bad Iltea;ts. Old WY.4ned:, 1010; 1,11,1 :'bels. It 1.
fan,..us ter Gout (sloe Ith llutttism.
ken nAnnEus or Tedi tefll•t4T 17• Ute- 5.1 1ttrtt.,
For Sore Throats. Bromehitis, t:'. nils, (a'ltis,(ihan.h'tar Sr:cllia;,•s .and all skin di.ea.,-
it has no rirnf ; and 'for cdoral-pen,41 and stili' juintt= it att.Iikt• a elan M.
The Pills and Ointment ltrex44141 at 'l'n.eut's 1I.•1 (.'rust's 1:st 1141i.-hlu .nl-,
78 NEW O OUD_STI E [ tete 033, OX1k)1(11•STREE7'), LONDON
also by neatly every respectable Vendor of Medicine, 111 Boxes and Pot...at 1.•. 14.1., 2s. lid..
4s. lite., les., 22s., and 33s. eneb. The 2s. 944. size c.,.,lailts three tithes tilt• quantity of the
Is lid, size ; the 4s. 6.1. size six ; the lis, size sixtetxl ; the 22si'ize tl.nty.tin't'e ; and the
338 size fifty-two times the quantity of the -lnallest B..8'.$ teti4l. Fo.t-..
Full printed directions in a affixed to cue)] Box- and Pot, and can be hate in any language
t'•' Purchasers should look to the Label on the Pots and Boxes. It the ttaltb•ess ]s 18
533 oxford Street. London, they :use s('n:Jous.
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and:
Cabin*maker.
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