The Exeter Times, 1884-9-18, Page 9Qf tt gal nGl� e(� du
the Frontier.
I Met "Q14Abese" at Laredo. Tea„
for the brat in 1874. His friend gave
rile the history of hie trouble with a
certain longhaired fellow,
"Sturgis Is a gambler," he said, "and
when be first came here, everybody was
afraid of lulu, and he sorter run the
settlement. Old Reese was away then;
31e Name back here about two months;
tsgo,. The day he returneti he was passing
+along the street, when be suet a little
boy crying. Old Reese Is very fond of
ichrldren, and titer all like !lint. He
picked the .Mae fellow up, dried his
tears, and inquired the cause of his
trouble. Between his sobs the boy told
his story. He was the only son of a
poor widow w+lnlan who lives down by
the river and does washing for the
gamblers, Early in the sprung Sam
Sturgis had wnpoyed hila to attend to
his horse, promising to pay him $2 a
week for los stnvicea. Glad to be able
to help his mother. the little fellow took,
charge of the gambler's eabal1o, and
groomed and fell hirnfor sixteen wetoks.
Then Sturgis sold the animal, and the
boy's services were art longer required.
Ile had just been is ti) ask; Sturgis for
his pay, and the gambler had not only
11/4 not phial birn.,but bad pitotled him out
of the casino.
"kis kicked yell. dial ito ?" said Reese,
and Biose blue eyes of his snapped.
"Yes, sir." faltered this bay.
" "And he won't pay you your money?'
it 'No, sir,' whimpered the boy, 'and
Mother needs it.'
s"•I think he'll pay,' answere4Reese,
*You run right hone, now, anti I'll be
4IQWn to.st"O you K eiently anti bring
the money.'
"Sturgis was ppretty flash then and
was running a big «au e. Old Bettie
went down to see hiw. Well, sir, it's
only about a week ago that be recovered
from that interview and was able to be
about.
Old Reese walked into the saloon,
called for pen and paper and made out
the !glowing !rill :
9atu81urt1ie. Laredo. Tex.. Auttust4, 174.
To the a fdew Whine* KM, Dr.
To herding pony, sixteen weeks. at S
per'lcte4 ,. ,. i Gil
To letektnif t.tu,t'l.a 1 ti by he 'innee for
bis money. 51 W
To cost of vullevuiou 40 00
j
tt strive 1 payt:tent
Idea walked to the table where
Sturgis was dealing monto and !raid tide
bill before ldm.
"Stttrgie," he said. "fray this little
bill awl I'll receipt. it."
The gambler glanced at the papers
juniped to hia feet, jerked want iris raiz
sboott"r and ,old, "l'lI he tissal if Iths" 1
"I think you will," cried Reese, aud
he knocked this fellow down..
Before be Moult! regain his, feet old
Reese was upon him. Iles jerked the
six-shooter out of Stnrgi°•' hand and
beat Liao over this head with it until het
cried for rlu,'1'e'y.
"Will you pay the hill ?" asked
test*. raising the six-shooter to hit him
agin,
„"1`e, ," And ire paid it.—eorrespon.
dote Times.
UM tiu
Bran•. *.'.4t ed asaiesolutelrpure
reu,�Ore tb.coVersad emelt j t wet A s be r°r1i.
eunwatiree µ}tate mown et ammonia.
DOES NOT CO°NM►.
ire runevuertews mel tilt=V R sans etveir lOs r
to amtinonImmo for a quarter 9C* MOM. 14 lens
14o44 the co,, 4n,erx" reliable teat,.
TNE TEST OF THE OVEN.
?RICE .1)Alii iii PO j CO,
rfriceS tai ha ern g Extract;
rommiown. dF1krWs7„sl7tllglta141.Wk tr.,,tMa.
Price's Lupulin Toast aims
or l.t; ; ai xRii st e7Ati T a s be- Itee
FOR kALE 13Y .GROCERSt,
OfilOACV. RT.. 1.01310 -
LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD
QUtf.
lira. atrdeses Advice.
"Will litaxt�s Webster Finback please
step ills way?" asked the President, as
the meting opened,
Brother F inbaek, who has been every
quiet. but deeply interested member of
the club for the past two years, ad -
winced to the desk, and Brother Gard-
ner eontinned:
"Moses, 1 l'arn dat you am on de
pint of removin' to 011ie?"
47i'es, silt."
"You will take your certilieate'long
wida.ou, an' you will keep your mem-
bership wid us jilt de same; an any
time on kin raise money 'fluff to take
rti freight train an' cum cp an' see us
you will tind a hostile welcome."
"Yes, sah—Ize much obleeged,
replied Moses as he wiped a. tear from
his eye.
"An, now I want to say a few furder
words toort," resumed the President
after a solemn pause. "You ata gwine
to cut loose an' sail in tie company of
strangers, an' dor' am a few things you
would do well to remember.
"Remember dot a lawyer will work
harder to cl'ar a murderer dan he will
to convict a thief.
"Remember, dat naybur who offers
you de loan of his hoe am fishin'
around to secure de loan of your wheel-
barrer.
"Remember, dat you can't judge .of
de home happiness of a man an' wife
by seein' 'eon at a Sunday skule picnid.
"Remember, dat while de aiverage
man will return you de k'rect change
in a, business transackshun, he'll wa-
ter leis milk an' mix :beans wid his cof-
fee.
"Remember, dot atl de negatives of
de beat photographs am total -felted, an'
.de wrinkles an' freckles worked out.
"Remember, dat society am made up
..of good clothes, hungry stomachs, de-
ception, heartaches an' mixed gram-
mar.
"Remember, dat people will nebber
stop to queshnn de (ref of any rumor or
scandal affectin your character, but it
takes y' ars to"satisfy' em dat your great
grandfadder• wasn't. a pirate 'au' your
great grandmudder de leadin' gal in a
fifteen -cent ballet. You kin now sot
downs an' close your eyes an' ,veiled: aa'.
digest, an' de rest of us will purceed to
carry on de usual programme of de
rueetin."
Nine thousand !Marshal Niel roses ow
one vine is the ,record tor one year made,
by a grower in Netdhol t, R. I. •
A New York lawyer, after waiting in
a restaurant for more than a quarter of
an hour for a dish of soft-shell crabs he
had ordered, went to the telephone,
called a `district messenger boy, and
sent him to hunt. the waiter who had •
t taken his order.
The twat dry hapzeast fa the world. !;read
raised by this !roast Ls VOL white and whole -
same like our �raudatothtrr's dellcleas bread,
••�•• CROCER5 SELL THEM. �•�,
retsina es TNS
Price flaking Powder Co.,
Iifali'fha e1 Dr, Rim's ZNCiai rlayani¢ Exl'acls,
Weever 11/. tilt, tonna. Ma,
" , s acs and cow letU res troubles, guaranteeing
laud kindred tro
+restoration of health and
manly} vigor. Addresspas above, N.11. --No
rtelt Is incurred. as thirty days' trialisallowed,
Wm. Slavic. who In eps a law tutu shop at
Olneyville,11.1., WAS shot and killed Friday
by Ilia son Juba. An old feud was the cause
"Blood -food" is the suggestive uatue avert
Riven to A, er's Sarsaparilla, because of its
blood.enriening qualities,
In a bicycle race at Philadelphia the outer
night John lePrince went tau milts iu 5,50,
beating the record 10 s:cconds.
TO THE LADIES.
McGregor .e l'arke's Carbolic Cereal will
cure guy case et Pimplea on the face or Iiouph
Skin on either halide or face end heave them
soft as ails. It will also heal auy sole when
all other prepuratians fail. Thoustuuls bane
tooted it. Ask your druggist for McGregor fit
Parkes Cirrhotic Cerate, and do not be per-
suaded to take euythkng else claimed to bo its
good, It is but 24 cents per box at .1. W
Browning's Drug Store. 3
Asswr.re vane avxsrzox.—Why do so many
People we sec %round us,seem to prefer to suf
fc: r and be made miserable by indigestion, con-
stipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, coming
up of the Poop, yellow skin, when for 74 cents,
we will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guarante
ed t' cure them, Sold by .3, W. Browning,
Exeter. it o w,
DANGER IN 'PIE AIR.
The recent strange planetary movements
and eleetrical phenomena leave developed the
fret that the earth is passing 'through a dang-
erous period %ellen atmospheric influence will
seriously effect human health. Fortify :ire
weakened system with that grand tome regu-
lator, Burdock Blood Bitters, and avoid ma.
lariat blood poisons.
,,,,The Governor-General has consented to
open the Provincial Exhibition at Ottawa. His
Excellency attended the Toronto Fair on
Monday.
it ifootiton,11. J., WM.'W, baser, am ee,
centric old assn of 74., 'atteutated to kiU ilia
wife and deugktter, arid then kill himself. The
wife wilt probably recover, but it is tnought
the daugter will die,
Buckien's Arnica Salve,
The Beat Salve in the world for Outs, Brtue-
ea, Sores. T.loers, Salt Rbeem, Fever Sores.
Totter, Chapped halide. Gia ilblaius,Gorns,and
all Skin Eruptiona, and positively curs Pilaw,
or no nay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, ..o uaottoy refunded.
Price 24 cents per box. For sale by ail drug-:
gists.
$1504 I,ire\viiv4.
lC- `We wilt pay the above reward for any,
case of Liver complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick- head=
ache; Indigestion. Uonsttpatien or Costiveness
we cermet eurewith West's, Vegetable Liver
Pills, when the directions are strickiyeomplie4
with. They are purely Vegetable, and never
Lail togive satisfaction. Sugar coated. Large
boxes, containing 3U kills, 24 oauts, For sale
by allAruggiete, Beware of counterfeits and
Imitations. Tho Genuine manufactured only
by JOON C. WEST ct CO., "The Pill Peak -
ere," 81 it 83 Xing street Eget Toronto, Ont.
Free trial package sent by melt prepaired on
receipt of a three cent atatnp.
REMARKABLE ltirSTQRliTIU:i.
Mrs, ,A Q'Brien.372 Exchange Street, Buf-
fato, waw sappgsad to be dying with consump-
tion awl abandoned by her poyslcian. She
suffered terribly and was redhead its !Taub to
;suety pounds, In this condition she resorted
to Burdock Blood Bitters: awl naw eujays per•
test stealth and veleta one lmndeed anti forty.
eix. She willgladly renewer enquiring rafter.
era on receipt of U. €<. Postage stamp,
The heated spell in New fork hes broken.
Them were several deaths from late pretty*,
Hone.
PLEBS ItI(.IIIT�UING.
Fluid Lightning is ilia only etu'e fur Tooth -
he, Headache, Faunally and Nentalfgie.
tswit uut take a day er neer to euro it. but in
less
than a minute all pain is gone. Thouta
adds have tested its merits within the last
year. Fluid, Ligbtuiog is also a positive cure
for Rheumatism. The worst possible cases
have beets permanently eared in one week.
Price 25 cents at 3. W. Browning's Drug
Store. 8
SAVED FItOj% Tll.i. SCALPEL.
A Toronto lady, Unt. Rerkenehaw. coil,
traded a disease of ilio knee joint aud wan
telvit:ed to twubmit to u inrgicel (potatiouby
the beat pbyaiolan attending; all other treat-
lacuts blunter failed when 7iiyyaad'a Yrih+zty
Oil was tried and eptedity reit' eked *cure. It
is the Qufaihnfi reauw:dy fur aceideuts anti eel.
ergeneies. awl is for internal and external use.
ON THIRTY DAYS' TRIAL..
Tilt; VOI.TAKI Uaaw C#., �f:krahaih, ]IHch.,ivil
Rend J)n.I)Tx'aGr rrua:ahls Fl,ecTso-VOI,TArt:
Betas A,:) St,aexxiq Ar>er,IA'.elta on trialfor
!Shirty days to uteu (young or els) Arlie are af-
frote' with nervous lost vitality
Dints er,Lt n it k's °.
In making a la :t is well to mad.
loot that the work i•. to he At me for
man! tolirs. and Ibut in no p:u't of the
grounds will thorough preparation.
sleep tilling of the stili. and abundant
a
1e-
ti
Y
.
fertilizing. . n better t t e t t1i.atr ,pert". In a
dawn of at t.'t .iti'er:thle extent, it Is a
u$—tako to suppn.e teat it iq ut"t'tessarr
to redutee the sttrftt•ee to a detttl level.
For small trr:t„ taltatt'. nu small jrlttces.
this may be deskrahte but a large lawn
appears to tltueh better adv'antarro if
the suriart' k gently undulating..¶1'ur-
loos niixtur'» of seed are offered by the
seetbnen. Str,ne of these seem to be
well considered, but anything more un-
suited to our climate" than the -French
Lawn Grass," eau not he imagined.
Probably not tt third of the kinds of
Trawls it is said to tontaiu will survive
in our climate. 'lilt best lawns we et-
er had were sowo with "KentucltyBlue
Grass". and -Rhode Island Bent" (a
variety of Ret—top). in both cases a
small amnia of "White Clover" was
added. For strong soils, the former,
for light and sandy ones, the latter, writ
Her dotlbt give s atisf:retion. Iry buying
grass seed for a lawn, look well to its
quality. Some seed of "Kentucky Bine
Grass" (the same as June Grass") sells
for twice the price of other,. and is
Worth four tunes as mut:h. Chaff does.
not always cover seed, and the samples
should be carefully inspected. The ad -
rice to use front three to el•'et 141:44c1$
of seed to the acre, is founded upon the
uncertain quality of the seed. Probably
four bushels of fairly good seed would
he ample. The seed -should be divided
into two or four equal portions, and the
staving made, after thoroughly prepar-
ing the soil, in different directions. The
seed may be brushed in, but at this sea-
son, a good roiling will give a sufficient
covering, Where the lawn borders on
roads or paths, or on shrubbery or oth-
er plantations, it will be best to lay a
margin of turf, six inches or more in
width. For small areas, the laying of
sods is advisable, and this may be done
now, as well as in spring. In most lo-
calities, a common, or the road -sides,
iylll'l 3u bila' afford a fine, ',close turf.
'The'soil„in this case” shouldbe as thoe-
oughly prepa`tred asifor seeding; andthy.
turf well beaten down, to bring its roots
in close Contact with the soil. If nec-
essary to cover steep banks, sods must
be used. These may be held in place
by . the pie of pins; plasterer's lath
split, is the best. these \nal. deeay by
the time the 'o.1 become; well estab-
lished.—•American agriculturist for
August.
The bicycle is invading the South. It
has rolled through Georgia. One has
just reached Mobile. and nobody can
be' foutld Avho can ride the fiery, un-
tamed machine. The reason given is
that the streets and roads are, too sandy.
The real trouble' probably is that there
is not enough "sand" in the young men.
Dr. C. E. Page, of Biddeford, 14ie.,
makes the' statement that he bas
means of knowing of over5,000families
in this country who adopted the vege
tarian diet for curative purposes, after
becoming diseased under the universal
meat' eating, and they rarely have oc-
casion to call adoctor into'their homes.
CRUELLY MURDERED.
In the province of Ontario every -year thous-
ands are being slowly murdered by taking un-
suitable untried noetrums for such complaints
as Costiveness, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
Kidney Troubles, etc., who might easily regain
lost strength and energy by using McGregor's
Speedy Cure. To convince them that such is
the case we will giro thema free trial bottle'
at J. W, Browning's Drug store. Price 50e.
and' 31. See testimonials from persons in
your own town 3
A FACT.
Thele are oils white and oils black,
Put up in bottles short and tall,
But iiagyard's,Yellow Oil, for pain,
Is the very best oil of all.
It cures Rheumatism, neuralgia, deafness,
sprains, braises, coutrsoted cords, sore throat,
frost bites, barns and all soreness of the flesh.
It is for external and inteenai use.
°A., CARD.
To all who are suffering front the errorsand
intliscrotieteofyouth, nervous weakness, early
deeny,lossof manbcod, Sco.,I win gend areceiu
hat will cure you, risen OF CHARGE This
great remedy was•diseovered by a missionaryiit
South Aineritrt Send aself-addressed envelor.t
to the rev rose;YHTIN MArr.Statin..1),NewTorie
HOW TO CURE ACJ,LD..
Take some gentle opening medicine; bathe
the -feet in warm water, adding a spoonful• of
mustard remain indoors equalize the circu-
lation with. warm bath and friction drink
warm ginger tea, and take Hagyard's'Pectoral
Balsam, the most perfect and the safest cough:
care tOntcan be procured,
A CELEBRATED CASE,
Thremarkable ease of W. A. Edgers, of
yranlviile{,w-do,sufferecl from' thiseate of the
]ilei tlitarl 1dduoys so`iladly that all hope of re
°ovary was abandoned. Ho remained ten and
thirteen nays without action :of the .bowels.
Font bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters restored
him to perfect health, which he had not known
for twenty years before.
N VALU" 7.: 6 EVT•ERY LJT, Y
MAY • EW.
Tho bat hreuthe cl notion for Blair.
Lam.
it coneeala the@vid4nee Of eec., title at'pU- •.
44414O 12$11 maim the most atabbornly red ;and
rough hands beautiful! soft and w'�to. Ite•
mer ober net" MAY DEM" to nota paint or
powder that fllr up the pores of the Akin, end
(bat fennel—ins to the skin but a nein end
teat disoov ery, a veeet a If9,utd, tet 0A11469the cheek to glow with health, the neck, arms:
poosssible to deto tect in Iebeaut W it�conf sera any
artificial character, 15 nares ilreasy
alevines, Wrinkles, Pimples, Zgliok heads,
Croire Feet,
pTan Ringworm, Chapped Banda, Smee ot A Csun hp
ped Lips. Barber', heir, Tetter. ,tc. It trees
the pores,oal glands, and tubes from the inlur-
RinseSeotsofpowder;And cosmetic washes.
Renta use alt redneS, and rename,* arc pre,.
Tonto ; It hee„,otdes the skirt. and will melee it
oF°dllyeaynaTsostn p oi poriezthlth3..
al,andranthtul
appearance, The hest ties
lotion that the world elver produced. We will
send +" A r uaoa eo 'rr.n"tn any address on re.
oefpt of prica. $1. Whenordering mention 514
paper.
Astdrette ell letters to the
bMAYPEW AGENCY.
71 rogue --street, Toroute,Ont,
leerier end lteeeettoa ltoo'n for Ladies.
as
USD Effillt611111 !
�zcaysE
To the Front as Usual
With all the latest Novelties
in all Devartments
T
e place to get everything you want
at prices to suit the times.
COME ONE, COME ALL
Notxoub e to show Nhow Good s.
JAMESPICKARD.
�C .�,�L.Ds
RENOWNED REMEDIES.
THE PILLS
Purify the Bleed, correct all Disorders of the
LIVER, STO1IAC11, KIDNEYS, AND CWELS,
They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Coustitutions, awl are invaluable in all.
Complaints incidental to Females of all ages. For children and the aged they are wireless
THE OINTMENT
s an infallible remedy for Bad Lsga, Bad Breasts, 014 Walnuts, ts, Sores and %'leers. It is
famous for Gout and Rheumatism.
FOR DISORDERS of TEE CHEST IT snst N0 2i n.tz.
For Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,Glandrlar Swellings, and all skin disease
it has no rival ; and for contracted awl stiff jciuts it actslike a charm.
Tho Pills and Ointment are sold at Taenias Horaowax's Establishment,
78 NEW OXFORD-STREETIate (533, OXFORD -STREET), LONDON;
also by nearly every respectable Tender of .Medicine, in Boxes and Pots. at ls. lid., 2s. 9d..
4s, 84., 11s., 22s., and 330. each. The 2s. 9d. size contains three times the quantity of the
1e lid, size ; the 4s. 6d. size six ; the lis, size sixteen ; the 22s size thirty-three ; and the
33a size fifty-two times the quentity of the smallest Boxes and Pots.
Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot, and eau be has in any language
RW' Purchasers should look to the Label on the Pots and Boxes. If the address is not
533 Oxford Street. Loudon, they are spurious.
WILLIA11I DREW
Undertaker
an
Cabinet*rnaker.
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ONE DOOR NORTH MOLSON'S BANK