HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1884-12-11, Page 2Neely's Woodhatu Store. They Traded NauteS. Prominent a40111.1 th greatest medical dis-
' "That matter about your fish buYlie McGregor's Speedy 6ae loads the van. Sub-
• orreries, by the many cures it has affected,:
Lu the 1;;LagRR USW WOOtnlaXER,
Which d1 Itun
eminds meet what happeued two selu- tented to the minutest chemical analysis, it
1:„a van elotiteyotirseif. ,,r feed yourself, mers ago to my sister, or rather to her been found to contain none of those in-"
straugn's te,
two little boys, Qr. more correct yit„ to urious ingredients characterizinghe. t'worth1..
Or have a tittle ' • • one of 'em. Them was two currits lit- less speci.les dttily Offered to the public. i
teil yoo t slt rit'‘. it.
tle boys. They was ailus tradite with Every ingtedient possesses a peculiar adapta.
Atti sag,- eat: tb, nit more.
each other. Their father deals mostly bility io the various eomplaints for winell it
,last
has been compounded, and its efficacy is being
•'17tiat's ti.",.pt. Nc.,:,F's mars kept . in horses. and they must have got it
rui owe., t!htflblitillea. by testimonials hourly reeeived. I
frora him. At the time
NC.4.1••*:, ki•tiWt^,
they traded everything, they had, and Xe are therefore coutitleut that we have a."
hstte,etea ak!. rwhi'sn, they bad, not,1151, else to siva rerali
p. they Preon which we eau offer to thp
e ublic
I ave e.tr. :eie, oi,•e.
eau
traded narnes. ite took JohanYwith the agtotratice that it will he found Me
You have mini by the ton,
have i'%1'.41"g° i'44126 3.1'1 name and Johnny took Joe's. Just only a relief bat an absoitite care for Pyspep..1
about when they had done this tlieyr C upl 1 nt Inaieestion Comtipat-
the' oldest one pretty bad the other not a".
, ion and huritre Free triol ladtles at
Browniug's Ihug, Store. 4
both got sick with sunithiu' or'other
whisks,
Yon ean imve tinan ene by
'gm, px.t. yeast Utkes.
11•7n4tes.
b 21.t bait blue,
And if soit vaitat t,ilttve OA
IN,• teal anti candles too.
I 41yiters,
•Wiiieia arc tnERS.
1.io'& , ti,t lea',
With Ickstet•,w,,E slt24itte,.
ALA aye tZ.N.lyth.St•RDIR,
S. 24
tt,t l;.'s Jtat.-1
I htve eat:pacts-, intant.'s an 1 ruin
For one dollar, 15 lbs.,
reel.
oakcrriLg spit ttpi ronni.
tront
within twenty miles of where my sister ilruTrotti).sc:0)nisetiitZTr°tinTaleje'ati.:arsFf etrual61 _ _ _ _ .
. much. Now, there ain't any doctor
a call to go through that part of cox...m(14in 2211 ide, Intel orbowels,sore throat IN,ES until 1.st Jan'y, 8b, 20 cts•
the countrr, and the people in that ,Rjeungtibm, Toetziacbe.Lnumsnoandaur
•
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GOLDEN CREAM/
14,A.cOEM 1:YORay
Thebestpreparationknowntoscienceforbeautifyingthe
r7- COMPLEXION
Trade Mark.
E
ONSINGLE APPLICATION is warranted to
Beautify the PACO Bud give to the Faded or Sallow Com-
plexiy H
on a Perfectly Natural._ and Youthful
Appearance. It Conceals 'Wrinkles. Freckles. Crow's
Peet, and the Evidence of Age, leaving the Ski* soft,
Smooth.. and White.
PRICE -50 cents. Sent to any address. Postage
stamps Wien. Address all letters to
CREME 8' 0R1 Drawer 2,678, Toronto P.O.
Ask your druggist for it. Wholesale by all. whole-
sale ditaggists.
lires• But there is One who Sornetinlen farrclieviag pa ip .both ititerttal and external It T kar
part is anus very glad when they 1 of a roil: or a.iiie, " it wiii 21105t fl.rely quieten
chalice to be sick, when he comes along. . oat:wood 1.40, heal, as it, acting power is wonder, i
ow this good luck happened to my ,", tui. «•2n -i's 1Ious.,110.a Vam.cea' teing aelt-
sister for the doctor came by jist at tine ' ttewL .Iged as the great Pain Believer.antlef don !
titne. He looks into the state Of the ' blethestrenr„th of rtny other Elixir orLinintent;
boys and while their mother was kir,0110 inthe WOTIALSbORIklbe itt every l'aMitY'LaBaY lor
hdeoxtvuasstaloirsucthweimthixbeism7 s,oltuirhearaesedyleohluer tl$o When wanted:*Sitrea!IY i.t! Iciltboi.;:iitar jiiinaert
ii.„14.the world Ieo,414111.r233sa,..ul
nettle?' het'says to the oldest boy. , elltnetegiststit; cents% bottle
mg and ael s:nut is for side Lty
Nowas he had traded names fair and
ntraauldoe•iltsujdollinouvan,Ad “Joe." '`.A..ukl my [laving th? 11110turt eortai°tVIell'etelellIt It $14PorL. I ....-7,-
Fquare, ho wasn't goin' back on, the
R V,,. ;.- Nt - :,-•••-• '':" :" in l'"11` J"t "41 or on e, ;eh on t We durrt:lour k1,7:e3Isn nt" rf,•91rt ell; , tc'erat: tgle.PtrlitleU niclot-1teretirplktie:Aletedr. atuht(11116:tiel:rf of
BLOOD.
Anti ti want ,,kr4(41,
,a bottle of medieiue to their mother "6" "
could dud, We feel lustily, o in,.
22 2 20 IOLI
auct tinnt 64, eedaravussthgelv,o.Thblints 4mteedaziepittooe nistuflure,/oe'; to forfeit One Thousand. Btollartie for anylcase
1 1.t.:41'
t:t•iitun, reuvr, vichtes, two uours. Keov up the troatment and of couglia, colds, sore throe , ue.nza., worse -
Mai he will be all right- As fur Johnny, fleas; aone Ms, censurer on
h' tl as early
1 • ‘.1 t .12ess your stovett. the threat and lungs, except Asthma, for which
stages, whooping cough, ana all diseases of
n ire done iu
he t sick much and ton't need no
will save you beavy
raedieine." And thee he went away.
CoNa:y. i':nr. and earraway aeeds,
At Nett:.'s all the vatile. at Neely's all
"Every two hours after thM Joe who
the while, ko. wasn't sick worth mentioning, bad to
ewe take a dose of horrid stuff'. and pretty
To varieties of dry goods, I ;weld not
soon he took to his bed, and Johnny he
name, I lust played around and got well in the
Of boots and shoes and ',Uppers,
natiral way Joe's mother ke t u the
1 1 ' relief that we can't cure with
West's („tough Syne, when taken accordtug to
directions. Sample bottles 25 and 40 cents;
large bottles one dollar. Genuine wrappers
only in blue. Sold by all druggists. or Rent
by mail on receipt of pee°. JOHN C. WEST
k CO., 81 d 83 ging St. East, Terouto,Out.
1 tlow go from town .0., town, 10 sal rubtreatment, gittin' up in the night to Young lady, do not despair. Dr,„. E. C.
wifely two! tee game.
bisli anilTOW*, . . feed that stuff to hiln, bUt tboPoorlitila West's Nerve stud Brant Treatment will euro
1 tom, my Mewls at all ulnae right, boy got woes and wuss, and ono morn -
And nerer meow use.
in' be asp to his mother, sa.va be:
harsh
"Mother, I guess 1 am gain' to die,and
CALL AND REA MB. 1 ruthor than to take any more of that
-..-....--.- 0-4.4,4,... - --,------... medicine. and I wish you'd call Johnny
and we'll trade names back again, and
In the Conservatory. It he don't want to do it, you ken tell
"ant we emeereeerei what win they aityt him he ken keep the old Plink skin I
Hysteria and all nervoue troubles. Solda
J. W. Brea -lien's, Drug Steve. 5
FLUID LIGHTNING,
Fluid 1.1:ghtning not unlyToothache blatant.
ly. but also Neuralgia, Ifeadaehe, Bauch.
Rheumatism, Lumbago, eta Sciatica. Pain of
any kind cannot remain one minute where it is
applied. When you hear of Fluid Lightning
YOU hear of one of the greatest marvels ever
known in the way of a mediate°, is d110Ter
fail to ours, and not in a week or a del. but
the instant it is applied to the affeeled eat.
Sold M 3. W. Browniug's Drag Store. 5
"0.ir•t•Al
Yes. I know 2.5 awful Woe.
In the window bete, from the other wan!
'With a taste. stow and then, of tea See.
An4 now sue then of—Oh, you wretobl
It wasn't at all required
That you should illustrate t bus with -*sketch
The speech that of .00urse you admired.
o matter how naughty. Thorel you kayo
spoiled
The "elaseivil Oteclan knot'
In w blob you like my hair to be Coned, ,
And I really don't know what •
Otter mischief yoj; hoe* depot Tottra Jun
Beal venality' I You equeese like a vieel
Why can't yournen take soutedaleir on trust.
And be more dainty and wee?
"Therem ready mow! What! Just one
moist
Oh, aren't you a darling tease?
And love mo so? -412e, two. three, TORT:
Martel coma now. dearest, please.
Vm almost afraid of tbeparlor Elate.
Wben they look at my lipa they'll amp
Tbe kisses upon them:. *we, not there;
gave him to boot on account of his
name havin' a Wesley in it.." "Trade
names?" says his mother. "What do
you 31/10111# by thatr' And then he told
her what he and Johnny bad done.
"And did you ever tell anybody about
this?" says she. "Nobody but Doctor
Barnes," says he, "After that I got
sick and forgot it." When my sister
heard that an ideo struck into her like
you put a fork into an applodumplin'.
Traded names and told the doctor!
She'd all along thought it strange that
the boy that seemed wuss should be
turned out, and the other one put under
treatment, but it wasn't for hor to set
up her opinion against that of a man
like Dr. Barnes. Down she went, is
about seventeen jumps, to where Ell
But, sweet, in your OTel. MeTbal Timpkins, the hired man. was plowin'
• -Earl Marble. in the corn. "Take that horse out o'
that," she hollers. "an' you may kill
him if you have to, but git Dr. Barnes
She was not too tall, and was finely hero before my little boy dies." When
formed, though want of food had mare the doctor come he hoard the story,
red the once rounded contour of her and looked at the sick youngster, and
young and shapely limbs. Her oyes then says he: "If he'd kept his mink
wernlarge, lustrous, full of nature's skin and not hankered after a Wesley
fire and brightness. Her eyebrows in his name, he'd a had a better time
were dark as her hair, and perfectly of it. StOpithe treatment and he'll be
arched. Her lips were full, and of a all right." Which she did; and he was.
vivid red. Hor teeth -like those of
most Indians -were beautifully regular
and brilliantly white, though tooth-
brush had never touched them. They
seemed, however, like all Indian teeth,
to be made to eat raw flesh. I cannot
better describe Indian teeth, Hor
checks and her forehead were touched
with the vermillion dye the squaws use
for the purpose of personal adornment;
for they, too, like too many of their
white sisters endeavor to improve on
nature. Her matted hair hung in long
elf locks and inextricable tangles; it
was virgin of a comb. She looked. like
a savage edition of a head I have seen
among „Trillan's crayon studies. Her
dusky arms wore bare. A few brass
rings ornamented her wrists. Her dress
was ,.composed of two rectangular
pieces of a dark and coarse woolen
stuff bordered with red; the latter is a
favorite color with Indians. The pieces
were joined at one end, a place being
left open for the head to go through.
A piece of buckskin bound them about
the waist. Her feet were small and
Well -formed, but truth compels me to
Ante that they were thickly incrusted
with the yellow mud of the Oienega.
The nearest approach to a washing
they ever got was when her path lay
across a brook which she was compelled
to ford. Her hands, alas! were cover-
ed with dirt and clay, for it was a part
of my little no -heroine's daily labor to protection to the back of the neck from
.&n Indian Girl.
-Frank, I?. Stockton, mute Manhattan.
Hair Dressing in the Soudan.
Tho Bishareen are a fine, tall race -
slender, but well proportioned. They
take especial care of their teeth, which
are regular and of lustrous whiteness,
which is in part due to their simple
diet, and in part due to a root (taki-
wood) which they chew perpetually.
Their dress is scanty but graceful. It
consists of a piece of white linen wound'
around the waist and thrown over the
shoulder. Each man carries a long,
straight sword and a shield of small di-
mensions, made of hippopotamus or
rhinoceros hide. A spear is carried in
the right hand. inc Bishareen, in
cur.:1E
r OR
Hit: OW LT
V"-c'T'51.c
l::s ef
,.t. -
Cour Z.tor,...:.„
7.;4.1k 1 iCadacha and Cousno4s.
nice, per bottle. Sold by all Druggit_ta..
MAN HOOD
How Lost, How Restosed.
Ckre4 Dizz, aos;;., Appetite, Tretiyeaboa,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, .Alreetions the Liver and Kidneys-,
Pimples, Blotches, Boils, Humors, Salt Rheum, Scrofula,
Erysipelas, 4-90 all 4liwases arising front Impure Blood,
Deranged Sfomach, or irregular aetion of the Bowels.
Wehave recantiv published a new edition o
oULTERWIILL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY
on th o mile al and permanent cure (without me-
dicine)of NervousDebility,afental and physical
Incapacity impediments to Marticge, etc.,ro.
suiting from excesses.
Price in sealed onvolopo,ouly cants, or t wo
oostago stamps.
The celebratedauthorof this admirableesse.y
elearlydemonstrates,from thirty years success-
ful practice, tb at star ingconsequences maybe
ternalmedicineser thous° coif the knife ;
radically cured without th o augerous use af in
mit a mode of cure at once simple certain and of -
recto al,by means of which every sufferer,Ine mat-
ter what his condition may be.may curehimself
oh amply ,privatelv and radically.
lecture should be lathe handset every
youth and every m au in the land.
Address
THE OULVERWELL ME D I AL • Co
K of TIME
11Plaini St., Exeter.
T. FITTON
KEEPS
WATCHES
THAT
ARE
WATCHES,
And are warranted Correct for
Time, Tide, or Railroad Train and
to please the most fastidious.
JEWELLERY !
That is Rich, Rare, Sparkling and
Substantial, suitable- for Romans,
Friends, and Countrynien, Lovers,
l3ridegrooms, Loving and
•
common with the rest of the Arab '"NT NFW"RK Briues)
tribes in the eastern Soudan, take great nt (Mice Box 450
Pa- 1 REMOVAL ' RE1VLOVAL
erable portion of their lives is spent in
its adornment. I doubt whether a
risian coiffeur would care to take les- I
personal pride in their hair. A consid- Lovely Wives, Children, Husbands
ed in a horizontal line round the head,
the parting passing close to the ettits;
the hair above this line is perpendicu-
lar and looks like a mop. Below itis
plated and frizzed, and sticks out over
the neck and shoulders like the roof of
la pent -house, doubtless affording great
•
dig the papa, or Navajo potato, with
her young fingers. I should have hes-
itated to lend her my cloak or shawl if
I intended to wear it again. And if I
were compelled to don it again after she
had worn. it, I would cause it to do du-
ty some days as a horse -cloth first.
This, I have learned from old frontiers-
men, from Mexican scouts, guides,etc.,
the rays of the sun. The whole is stiff-
ened with grease, and when the Bisha-
reen has newly performed his toilet
and grease is plentiful, his sable locks
assume the snowy whiteness of those of
Jeames. The sun melts the grease,
which drips on to the back and shoul-
ders, forming a deposit by no means
savory of the conventional spicy odors
removes the unpleasant consequences of "Araby the blest." A long skewer
of Indian wear. The perfume of the ' or hairpin transfixes this wonderful
agreeable. Judging frem a dancing- i
!
wild red rose was not particularly coiffeur, and serves the double purpose
of a comb and a weapon used in the
school point of view her step was not
g,raceful. Like all Indians and other chase of the fercenaturae,which abound
untutored children of nature, she turn- in its immediate vicinity.--Cornha/
i -
ed out her heels and turned in her toes. Magazine.
Uflusa Servme.
The brewery of Bass, who has just
died in his eighty-fifth year, metre 200
acres of grsund, and 3,000- people are
employed in it. He was the grandson
of the founder of the brewery, and was
a local benefactor,having, built church-
es, constructed baths , and eadowed a
free library., The Basses have always
been Liberals, while the other breWers,
Aherklisotok. hs.'
. The man who economizes saves, and
he who saves most can invest most,
and he wile invests most reaps most in
the way of net profits. This is the In'ie-
l°. a country where all, roads are free
to citizens. All roads are free to the
citizens of this country. Thrift is not
the absolute creature of statutes, thou&
statutes may afford the means of thrift.
-North American.
sons in. his metier from these children
of the desert, but he would be puzzled
to imitate them. The hair is jet black,
coarse, wiry and abuadant. It is part-
! •
THE GEN ERA L QUESTION
Agitating the Public mind at present is where
can they get the best Bread, but this matter
can be settled to the entire satisfaction of, the
people of Etietor and surrounding country, by
calling on
YOflT33ZINL,
the old established and reliable bakery, where
they will,find just what they want.
A Superior quality of Bread always on eland
Also a first-class stock of Buscenms, Buis,
CAKES & CONFECTIONARY, which will be sold
cheap. While opponents have started busi-
ness, and sold out, anclleft the place, Mr. Bell
has been found at his pest, during the past
eight years, ready to attend to the wants of
the Public.
CROCZNLIICS.
Etc., Etc.
SPECTACLES
Scotch and Brazilian Pebble—soft, easy and
pleasant to the eye and suitable for youth or
age.
GIVE HIM THE FIRST CALL
Owing to increasing business, Mr. Bell ha
found it necessary to remove to more corn!
modious premises, and has added iargely to
his stock of Groceries, and will keep on hand
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Syrup, and everything
usually found in a first-dass Grocery Stere.
All kinds of Farm Produce tak-
en in exchange for 0(3roods.
REMEMBER THE STAND :-S011tile0W0 Block,
Fear deers North Post Office.
JOHE BELL,
eroorie1/4,r)
Trouble to Show Goods.
Watches and Clocks Repaired and
Brought to Time.
old ligreddng Rings.
TEM. FITTON, Watchmaker & Jeweller