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Sun*ttty is the best nzt11 c' tl:ay. When.
I. awoke tit earls I heard the throb (at
the darnbuiea down in the pittee below,
TAM la Xoung fiootet7,
[Enter Thomas and Charles-]
Thomas and Charles—"Get el eve
ling, ladies,"
and the innumerable lime of triflic; ICItte—"How do Cltariey, Tone? Where y OULD SA y' TO
and when I 1 l" t ' t I 'lll;if'“tlla laa a �,ou been teas age?
0,.( S. GJDLJY7,
T l(l;t-'1"£'r#li4el>r, At•t.ttd 1.6 rrAiti.,re
1 oO e'e nt s ew e '" „
Soko ,eves swarming' lairs; are :alar Bill':' • V Sure enough' • i lkfm i
llasl:phiaic�: 1' ,, .' y
When we tit,stemdid:itt#e tlie.ihnOt1ey•tBr,'o n, Msns.in jnstPAW Diez•'leauPeet'
throe.. the bttSin(,enof tsa(, Ater 1v',t$1 in- . 1 : Si } `,
tali blast, The: biMrt;tar§..1 Vel vett; u1$':t , enonlaseele ea .e ai reat,fetLW fteo, t -
about, the sue kc,-ehsir*Ua'rs *tut stor' ' -he? Did Ire. a Aou a leotul a on'nate
tellers had already` formed rings of de- tempsychosis, or a <lissertatioU on flogs°
lighted speettttors a worsen clad in legs as a remedy for the unsettled con,
Coarse wane stuff; whit children-$1atlia Omni of the lebereneearleet''",
on their Ir at t,,-; slntely, ltantlaorne Mow- l xte t,O1z, Toto; ycrtil.'re too hard ea
ish n crviiants in cool, gauzy' 'robes; Henry. Yon shottiein't have said that
g in g. cg But Iris t onversauon is.
comely- urchins ra s lee zn and of- before uterine
feria„ to aet its guides sellers of unto.- a little tedious sometimes,"
tractive goods crying . tlteir naerebatn- •Clearles•-•-''1t(:nes.;:. mist ”
those ear intend
pnrohas:up to rf so lronz
the 40mM:4otmer, wee
det4tti1 wino buys to sell
aga,ila ou 144,3,4uirill"
teawet a prtafit, wa '.;:bila
t0 gitretite n?etre` asers the -
beueet, which caunot• tett ;-
to meet the vfewa of the
Grangers- Our expenses -
erelessthen Obese of cite
manufacture, r OEM se »elan °""` '`f'
IP r. eell..henuer ,
Ernbl..
e_ S of
the Different
eel.
W Q IJ pct:
ualtapecialattteutio
tO eror'undertakluo d op er t
eetteitr3htcirfs mere cor;
pleetetberterget;•,tie we have
addedsevrerel zrevr,designra
of lute The beet agfttne
uaskots ehrcads,arad every
uneral requisite at tl'e
toaeatpiice. s Our area
Hearse is pronounced by
compsteut indite), to 1)e
econd.. to sore an the
aroviuces
Societies.
<Use; cancels roaring; two donkeys Jtiseiibine--"Wtaat'S the news?"
braying, and dervishes posturing -tne Thomas--"Ait1't any, C:larley, who J I 1
picture shifted,like the vita in a kale;• was thee girlyou was so sweeten in the
doseope. Pere was z f ort esti. dervish' ear's;atternoon?" : ONDEB AKER AND
arrogating, to himeelt the title of Sheriff Char es- "?Dadn't I mash her,
of Il''g.n-atrs' with a vaarit"r'zted tut"bali, I thotaghr" - Fuuerafar faartafalied es.).
his dress t,tieli,ty prang with ornaments, Josephine... 'Ola, you newehty boocoaatalacteatz?tthe very tow.
and four ring, on "each titter- Here Tholraas .."Charley frets the budge ee est, rates" ofClndorttt iia
were the unpleasant Iinil:e from the all of Its. gootsls large, coxa fete
country, naso in dirty- embroidered Charles—"Where did you get those end we assorrad.une any
robe,, with the bead all ; shaved except cigarettes, Teresa? Boss Goes!" p r P, uerialganylbing
't'Itomas---*`(hot 'eve in Now York,
Can't get., A decent eigt►tette lit 1 o don,
have tried 'em ail, By the way, Char•
ley, lou want to try SI igglefritz's beer.
Ue:tts anything. in town. Drank six
gliases there last nieitt "
Charles—.,Wito beat's this after-
noon?"
tfternoon?"
i'IJotttas—"Tiie Long Stoekipgs.-six
to Nothing --regular • whitewash, Catch=
email 'a an awful luntl'er, and Slick
poundal the .Yeller L.'g, all over the
field. But we roust begin;:, Charley,
Good -by, Joe; goodAy, Kate',"
(lit:tales-- "Good -by ,
one tong curl on one side, -a leek ;oft.
for Lord \lnhonter to null trek, wearer
up to heaven, The higll Civilization and
lack of self- onacietisnti ., of these poli-
p!ale are shown by the fact that every -
hods may wear any ureas he chooses, or
none, ;tad 14at1'aet no ;attention,
In the town it was Sunday, also, and
just Its lively, The Jews forts rt con-
siderable portion of the population, and
are in appearance the most decent and
thrifty. We'were admitted to serene}
Jewish houses, built with open courts,
in the .Moorish style, which were ox-
ceedin1ly neat and comfortable. The
women who ave a reputation for beau- Bate and Josep&ine-••"Goad-lir.,
lighter thanthe d of t1 . h " C.R Thomas. ,,, 1 Charles.]
]
al fondness for j'awelry. Totw,ithstand-.
in; their wealth and. orderly behavior,
the Jews are lifted bynobody, and the
Moorish merchants, who ate no more
scrupulous than othertravelers; always
regard the Jew ns dishonest. In no
Oriental community dues the Jew rise
above this prejudice.
On a street corner .was a roulette
table in fabs operation, whirled by mit
honest. roan front. ,i'1ala ar who coveted,
our good opinion, without expeetiner Its
to join his gtuue; supposing that, as
foreigners we looked down, an he did. Wa5bington s► Oity of Shall re momiea.
upon these ignoble surroundings. There 15 no such thing us rxtrave
'You ought to be very good here," I .r;anc(a in Wastaint;t;aneethat is. New '
said, "with three Sabbaths ---the Tics- `yot'k- or cve'n I'uil:td('il'nia. extr ava-
len Friday, the Jewish Saturday and granny. Washington is a eity- of ,mall
the (`hristian Sinden" outgoes and stuu,l.•conomies. Some of.
"Olt, yes," replied the devout Span- the latter nre'very funny., There is my
lard," giving the wheel a whirl; "but friend the prc►tperou lawyer, who pay's
Moors Ito keel? Sand y. And. (stdtr a ho#1 nears -stunts five cent:s a day for
sutldeniv, tri it it were a new tttouc'lat) the .rivilege of rending all the morning
"Christians no kc4•p it, neither', dews now papers. at takes one he pttyu
roust keep it; 'binged by their hiw." the r.+ewsmtin another nickel.. There is
M1 a left this iutrodueer of Christian ray flieind, his wife, who always seeures
ways whirling his wheel and gathering a dec4•letion on the medicine she buys
in the stray coppers. ` How mtle,1 gin it by premising to return the bottle, This
is to gambh, with the 111oorlsh copper lady is also met of a number who sell
is a question. Having need to 1i11 my their o d dresses and what not of fie
pocket with it to satisfy the be ars, r inns to a shrewd old colored aunty in a
received front a money;-ehanger a largo smart rad and yellow bandana, who in
bowlful: of it, in exchange for a peseta, turn sells then: "on time" to well-to-do
n silver piece worth twenty emits. servants. A prosperous merchant,w:horn
Tangh r, for (borate', scenery, novel I know, thinks nothing of paying his
enterta!nnu'nt, is a delightful water res- own flare when he takes a party of la-
ideuee. In two wtud::a, at any rate, we dies down -town iu the street car and
did not tiro of it, and e'nt'ry day became letting each of his fait companions do
wore in love with tht, e3,'S tenni of ex- the same. A street railway president,
istenco there. The broken country in so they say, sometimes utilizes his ettr-
the el.irec.tion of ('apt Sportel isinviting riage homes on '+rate line," and the
both to the foot -peri mad the horseman, president of a steamboat line did, and I
end the ont'•a'1e , when they'' are not think does, save his board by riding up
paying thew week visit to Morocco,• the and down the Potomac on ono of his
capital, mit.. WWI some gond society'. steaniors. This is a town where the
We went one day to the brl:iiatatton of leaders in politic.,, fibaaace and jonr-
the American consul; some two' miles n:tlism luncleon milk andpie in a dairy,
'atit on the road to Cape Sportel, tvlaich ride in three -cent ears, drink five -cent
is laid ottt on one side of a glen; shelf soda water, and patronize barbers who
ared from the prevailing wiud, but open shave for ten cents, where men of all
to the ocean breezes. fere in a pretty sorts of prosperity dine for a quarter,
and refresh their minds in the evenings
ty, are of light complexion—numb Should think you might step longer.
.er )8 lien -••-an ratany` hour... dt and tar es,
tltem have line eyes,and 411 the nation- I{ate...-,"Tone's a Wee fellow, isn't
iter."
Josephine -What :t alde adid eottvur
ntanialiStt"
Kite. --'•0h, yes; Tont e5n talk on
aaev subj'cl."
dosepiaine- "llt, islet nitwit liko Hen-
ry."
ls•ate--"*No. I h�alat' trot. No matter
whet. cum,. ub' '1'onr'I server last for a
;Yore, 110'., so get er 313111e•41 An 1 slam
sane learn. set to e`a t;%!.tiro;; with lil.trt."
oriental cottattt e, with au extensive. gar -
len, blooming the winter through with at the hospitable newspaper correspon-
flowers of every sort; fragrant with the dent's offices, which stand open from
orange, the banana., the pepper, and the sunset almost to sunrise. T supposed
'ecacra trees, one aught. forget that snow ' everybody within SOO miles of Washing -
and ice and "blizzards" and polities I ton knew all this Itntil I saw that poor
and all the discomforts of civilization in Setior Berea was charged with extrava-
the temperate zone exist. --Charles .Dud.
'ey 'Varner, in d uuu t. At/antic.
y re
High -Toned Lobbying.
The'ehtss of fine high lobbying hard. modest entertainments had he not been
ly ever gets into the newspapers, be- ' a representative of "royalty." •He lived
cause the agent is hidden, so to speak. like it Washington gentleman on his
in that upper crust of society, and twenty thousand a year. He could not
takes care to keep out of Congress un- have lived as a New York gentleman
less in the most ,approved company. on any such sum. -Cor. Philadelphia
Some years ago there Iived ,in Wash -Record.
ington a widow aud her daughter,. the
latter very accomi'lished ' an mu•sic,, Where Gypsi's Originated.
and they first oceupied,part of a house In: "N:isb''S" account of ids visit to
and then a whole house, and'it,was'not ,.
the little village of Stalieweissenbiirgh,'
clear what their game was;` bo pre e the Bttngary, he says: •'We came to a coup
young woman Was entirely•too praetieal where the women were ravishingly
to look after Matrimony, as' was . seen Y
by her cutting' all' the- `young "dudes'' beautiful, and the `middle, -aged and old
and dandies and'going only `.amen; ones exceedingly homer, a country the
senators and chiefs of:, the navy and people of which are perfectly; Oriental
army. Sirlidetilv:' thery disappetir0d in face, 'feature and figure-where.eve-
from Wt gin& ori, and, rtlre,te' the story, d 3 ourselfg frits ta rni-haong abarous look. apeople who deu
was told thin' the young woman had all
unassisted.talten the contract, to pass ,a limit in high colors and startling con-
lard re- treets—a restless, lithe and quick -eyed
comve�s 01100.000 ftaitu and ad'then wore k.a N. Y. people. You in- no 'Murray' or
Tribune. 'Baedecker' to assure you' that. they era
.. _ Orientals in origin, and that this is the
A young merchant wants to know how fountain' head of Gypsy don;. • You be-
long a surety-isgood on a, nate. .Welly gin to See men in tight breeches You
generally as Mao' as the note or theatre- Gouts that tit the eelf tightly' and Come
ty lasts. We don't know much about to the knees;: the farmer, -with an bli-
the length, but we 'tan tell' you about mense, overcoat made .of the skinteof
how' often a surety is good on a note. sheep, tanned with .wool on; thg dwel-
Once..,.:,.Inst. opce Qrily w;a-rfs t Ybu ler.in • the viliteges. - in tight breeches
can t c:ateh him a second, tine; yoiYng,.; „Mai curious patches, cut into fanciful.
man.-.Hawkele. figures; sewer; on the;1t;", always a; but-'
ton of another dolor`In' 't�le center of the
patch, end invariably a 'velvet vest or
:Waistcoat of some brilliant hue.. You.
see et!erybody- with peculiar hats, with
a}l,sorts of feathers in them, and .wo-
men, dressed in . as many . iielors as is
possible to crowd into a dress,.the h?tad-
kerchief aliout the and 'the' haif-
L c ,
turban about the head, of the brightest
Dolor's the dyer's skill •makes possible."
Bance. Senor Barcaarould have found
great difficulty in getting the patent
medicine millionaires of the'east or the
pork and lard kings of the west to his
The railroad restaurant on the Chi
cago .nd Alton road tt Jolieit;s keptliy
a veteran baiter. A' >.sprigjrtly ^young
traveler conap1a ned of one of his pies
the other flay, The. ole; lin ebecan[a.
angry. "•Yoting'Man,''he s d'sever'ely,`
.I made pies beforo .,.y,o' were born."
Yes, responded'tiie traveler:; "'Igttese
this must be ;one of those sena pies.'-.
!`peek.'
ail iaa hue w end:it co
tbeira tIventagetea give ale
a onlll and exarotnej tet
tttaaySCIVOF,
er
�E�.n.iwlr�''
argehave
oelttus Waln@utand
Rosewood Caskets; also
leonine of every descrip.
tion,. A complete stook
of ftobes and Trimmings
assay an Deihl.
The latess styles of
Chamber and 1.'Irler Ruitp
All ki d o.
kinda f Furniture .t
the 10:rostrata*.
f'illlt+a,13E,a t7rlt1Alf',SIF l ' ¶L'UECOUNTY
}►lace--.Nearby`opp site lfea?ola's Tobacco Store.*SIaiu-street, Exeter,
sTO +T" SP
ata ea Office T e '�" a,b2o..
.
KING'S .EVIG
`Wm the name formerly' given to Scrota$
because of a superstition that it could be
cured by a Icing's tozlcit. The world Is
wiser now, and knows that
SC:R.� FULL
can only be i•nred bF a thorough purl8ce-
tion of the blood, It thi- t ueetu tett.
tbe disease perpetuates, he tt*int 11)100.It
geseratien ;titer g. tµre,tion, Macrae 1.5
earlier syluptoru.i,i.: developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous ]bruptionle, Tu.
mors, lloi'.s, Carbuncles, Er3-a -,•elan,
Purulont Vlcerti;, .ervous >Stad irltj�
steal. Collapse, etc. .if allow(•(1 to eon-
tinue Itheuntatts1u, •$erofulqus,t=nc
tarrii, Kidneyanti Ulcer 1)1FeR*es,
Tubereulazr nsAititptlsrrr, mid uni-
ties other rrm ^erous or fatal maladies, are•
produced b y it,
Ayers $a ap 'l a
If If the met/ po potter/4i and ak"orl reliable
ocoed-,puri yEatg medicine, Is i. ko rde4:t-
ttal an alterative Haat It er.(d :+res from
the system Hereditary Scruteda, and
the leased poisons oli eontree us Ili+eases
and mercury, . t the saute time it en
rights and vitalti es thv Faland, r(3storfn�
healtllfaui action to the vital ur es arts(
reJtt; a:la;;,,,,,e,;the entire sy keln, Isgres><
Regenerative Medicine
Is composed of the _genuine ,Fianduras
I aasaperflla, with epees-l3ock, .ytfl-
lingfa, the Iodides o f a'ofasilfum nail
.Iran, and other iuereeients of gnat po-
tenet' cerefuiTYy and eci{atiilealh' coin-
pouneled, Ire formula ID gt-neratfy lcpowu
Ito the uletileal profession, mai the twat
phyWhdans ecustantly Iareoeribe AYEIt'S
1141154Par ti.f 4 ars au.
Absolute Cure
1S,LIGS earning dost:, For all diseases caused by the Litt:Alan of
irkiOn,1.Yoocikain iYtsx:7t the blood, It is concentrates; to the btib
, ealseaiand I,iaruviuo ,.. ... .,.f&1S It,na Scopral est practicable (kens, far beyond. any
Soiutb,eastand west,inaluding faoudn,. HnaAiltou Toronto AioutresI at it ° other preparation for which like efi Cts.
4laa,iduitvdRtstes.litieliukiandinreignmalls an 0
oath. eaatitnd hes n is A, ut. 0 Gil +( m
t, ,.
AOTtli and O 4t.iuclstd tngooderie11, Wiughettu,iaincardine and (tt1pointouorth,F 1
Stratcold,Terouto, Montt )'astern States., G)C,Otl..,na 4,20 1R, m
North .„ .5Q p. Ar. 5,00 p. 71n'
.,. ..,,oat; p. Rt, 110 p. nal
Hal .. .m. :,.t0 p. ria.
MONEY A11Iat:BBR
Issued and paid on and from any Mone OraorQoce in the 0aruiniaa of Caun,lu,Creatnritainant
(relaid raritish India, Newfoundland,uermauy.,lustria, ftaIi , Australia and the 'United States.,
POST QUINCE SAVl 1f:s18ANE.
Deposits will bereceivetlatthis eflleefrom ts1to03W.Dopes ftorsobtaining the toastmaster,
Conerers tipeciai"permission can dopueit 51000, Denositason Savings Rauh actOmit receivetdfrol>a
a.rn.to4p.m.
Office hours t. ane 7.30 a. *n. to pain, '
Lettersintcntled for registration must bo posted l5 minutes bet0re the closing of tech. mail, .
N 11 -.Itis particulars -requested that the renders of matter will kindly odd tho mimes of th
coon ti tothe all es es
D:Jo1iNs, Postmaster.
I`PCI iNtePILES-SYMPTOnSINDCUI E
The symptoms are mestere; lila perapir-
ation, intense itching increased by watching;
very distressing, partieuiar at night; seems as
if pin -worms were erawling iu and about the
rectaau, the private parts are sometimes af-
fected. If aliowed to continue very serious re-
sultsmayfolloty. "SWAYNE'S OINTMENT./
18 a pleasaut, sure cure. 41.180 for Tetter,
Irh, balk -Rheum, Slabi•llead, Erysipelas,
Barbers' Iteb, Blotches, nil seals -crust Skin
Diseases,. Box, by mail, 50 Cts,; 3 for $1,25.
clddress, DR. SWAYNE a SON, Phila., Pa.'
Sold by Druggists.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by asicli child suffering and crying with
pain of cutting `teeth? If so, Bond at once had
get abottle ofMRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP' its value is incalculable. It will re-
lieve the poorlittle sufferer immediately. De-
pend upon it mothers, there is no mistake about
it. It euros dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates,
Hie stomach. and- bowels, cures :wind 'colic
softens the glues, reduces inflammation. aud
gives tone an i energy to the whole system.
Mna. Wr)onotv's SOOTiri1G sutur FOR j. CHILD_
nE1 Tarwu io is pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription et ono of the . oldest and best
female nurses and physicians ia, the United
Status, and is for sale by all druggists through-
out the world. Price 25 yenta a bottle.
TENNENT &C, TENNEN'r, Veteri-
nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College ,Toron
ened an office
went of all
ima1R, on Main
to, have op -
lot the treat
Domestic An
street. Exe- , ter. Calls from
a distance _. promptly at
ended to. Medicines for Horses, Cattle, &c
1 always on hand.
Health -& Happiness for all.
WILL, CURE •OR RELIEVE ,
Biliottsnes's, Headache, Dys-
'pepsia,.' Indigestion, bizzines,
Jaundice, bropsy, . Fluttering
Of the Heart,
And every species of disease arising front.
Impure Blood, &c. &e.
•'' rselikaa,n a1' THa
i Climax Chemical Company
MONTREAL. a
AICA d L
an UI
LINIMENT
CURES ALL
Pain n
Pains and Aches,
AND 18 THE MOST PERSEOT
ram? EEDICINE in the MD 1,
SOLD &f ALL DEALERS.
PRICE, 25 AND 50 CANTS PER CTTLE
>1
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"en ily3i;
RE NSALL
PORK PA OKi N:G HOUSE
Having ooiumeneed busines't 10r the
Fall and Winter Trade
We areprepared topurehaseanyquantityof
Pork ,subject to the following regulation
We will take off two pounds per hundred if
dry, and three pouutllf soft. Shoulder tact:
twenty-five cents'. If any of the 1. ang guts
are left in, 25 eentsextrawill be de ducted.
No proK will be bought at any price
•
Wewant all :Hogs Cutting right through
breast t o heal, and Hams opened out to tail
• G; & J. PETTY.
are claimed, anal ig therefore the Ghee test,.
al Well as the best block put'iflinme(II-
dare in the world.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
PREI'.trED UL
Or. J. C. Ayer & C all, Mass.
o.,`Loyv
(Analstical Chemista,],
field by all Druggists; price l;l; elm
Mortice for ►,
THSTOP L
IzFa,for tea m orho, Caads, A,thtaa Rat Cossutaptlow
hsi turn rise for prlo8R compounds. The gentile's a.
s,l4r
s.a'..,t►On Was* aal.aa ar pro ,*re4 anyf� by FraaG IP.
1[IesviankCA. teiapre)'rletcre, .�mgoets,:itsene. To pro.
ter: yourself tram tmpalaaoa examine 111 bottle 104
lhrr rep ngwe of 1'. b. 1*1nrtean. Druggist, 4o5nsta, 1184,.
ax:
1041.11711* the glue of the Wait. A reward of SHOW
raid is offered Ar a belter arttrie. We stso ones* reward
• *15.on, tents smatter of Ray nasal ei.7rtna halt N6
•invtornmonista ofrR1N cores is �Rethrea.nd': LnAF
•«4,108 as the rano length of tine. *'or sato by an ru,
-:rico Druggist* and ooaatry [maters. wrier, 10 had 30
$;-l.0). 0::25 prr e". is,BMN, s. 0Aa4\1i 111805..
'111. a,5.J*.,�rytiMlr.alo Agsls 11' ;!,sad.,
WOR11N POV.721)1.':= .
Ara pleastuet to take, Contain their own
etfoetaal
TO r:4RMER�!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
NOAH FRIED.
--OF THE—
Dashwood
HE
Dashwood Flouring Mill
Wishes to return thanks to his numerous•
customers, for the past liberal patronage.
given him, and since making' im-
provements, which is a• large
swing On fuel, will do
•-C -H 0 P .P I 1V GF—
until further notice, att`the following
-step : - -
OATS, SIX CENTSi PER - BAG,
And dor all other grains (Peas excepted),
SEVEN. CENTS PER; BAG.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY d SATURDAY,
Are my regular grinding days
TERMS . - ; Strictly Cash.
B,—Tlotu• & Feed sold at; a close mar- -.
gin. Don't forget to give us a call
1TO. .21 TRIED,
Dashwood, Feb'y 70, '84