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The natives in boats exhibited the
general characteristics of the Polyne.
Alan-Maylaye. Their faces were clear e
of tattoo, but frcln the loins down over
the hipsand thighs to the knees, the e
Samoans puncture the color into the
akin in closely dotted mass. with dike.--
oval Ruske of bare skin embelliehine the
design, which ata distauee look atmoet
like :flair of dark pants. Tho Lustre- i
lents used are usually the spines of
the shaddock tree or bona driven in.
With altiali mallets, The coloring
The Treasury Deparunont bas in its
rogues' gallery photo,r:.phs of 3,0{10
counterfeit makers and "shovers"
These persons are of all ages.. from the
hill of fourteen to the gray -hired
sInner of seventy. Tihey roprt
very nationality, even to the AfrleAn
and the heathen Chinee. The latter.
ndexed, are much more numerous then
sbe expected, `Plicae thriftyw
pans are perhaps the most expert
witators in the world, and they stand
at toe head of the ansa in the promse
lieu of base eoiu, Many women trace
analtzett as "shovers,"
,natter is burned candle nut. The
womee do the tattoo. The process le
begun with the men at the awe of 2,.
and is slow and painful, As among
their civilized professional brethren.
there is. a code a honor recognized in
the profession devoted to this art, and
this code is chiefly applied—so true is
Invents nature to all its expects—to the
maintenance of an adequate scale of
fees. A tattooer will sometimes stop
is the middle of his job. leaviug, the
subject half done. until his pecuniary
detnnn,ts aro satietiott, stud no profess-
iona.brathor eats be tempted to cut is
awe finish the business. A Samoan is
no more able to walk around for the
rest of his life half tattooed than an
Australian masher with one whisker,
and he is therefore obliged to pay itp to
The uttermost farthing. Althou la net
so ittverieely as is Iv, the bemoan
Isles nud women do dye their hair' yet-
• low with bathed coral, and paint their
factsa red and black. They also shave
the heads of their children, using
shar•it'rs tenth for razors. flubbing or
preeilue noses, las with the Maoris. is
the term of nattanal salute. They
never eat before 10 or it o'clock in the
,uloruing but afterward* have no reg
ulnr hueat tame--oatleg almost swathe.
uousl�y,,. through the day. --Me beansLea
1
Fwwral Etiquette, Pram n ,ateguune
Standpoint,
Teo celebrated E_=cptina explorer.
P, tris, has jest dises.eertett a 001oss4
statue oi' R imesee II., which, Whets
woolo. must have been the largest
stone statue ever known In the world,
its altitude trout foot to crown having
been ninety-eight feet, It was a Stand-
ing figure of the usual type. wearizo
vie crown of Upper 13 s:rpt. and. with
it's pedestal, had an extreme height of
x15 feet, it eves a Momt,iitb. and calve
tame the quarries of Seene,t:ke the
great obeitskas and piaiars of Luxor.
and. aecertling to the gloat careful
computation„ it Innste nave weighed
about 100 tons. It has beenmutilsated
and despoiiell beyond roc were'. and Its
fragments built in;o the propylou of a
tanners erected by the SOVereign Of a
later dynasty.
The New York Sun thinks we aro
In chase of death front a contagious •
decorator, public funerals aro vary prop-
arty' forbidden by health authorities,,
-although occasionally a "tsakO' Is
surreptitiously held, with its uufortun-
ate but natural results; of this. how-
ever. wo (heed not speak, as the wisdom
of thus limiting infection is aoqulosced.
is generally by intelligent people. and
the law is utaualiv obeyed. Tlaara are
some minor infractions of the laws of
health that should be mentioned. which
physicians have repeatedly called at-
tention to, but the higher laws of fash-
ion and custom appear to exert a pre-
ponderating intinence. For instance,
there aro very few days in theear
when delicate women can ride long
distances in a close carriage, and then.
reaching the cemetery stand upon the
damp, oold sad for a greater or lets
time during the final ceremonies at the
grave without physical injury to them -
seems.
A custom also to whielt especial at-
tentiou should bo directed, in order to
have It changed, is that of anon stand-
ing baro -heeded in the open air, ap-
parently indif.Ccront to the burning sun
of duly or the cold winds of March,
without regard to the season. or the
weather. 'Taking into consideration
the associated conditions, the neces-
sarily depressing influence upon the
emotions of the sad duty which at the
time is pre-eminent in the mind, the
physical condition .resulting; from sit-
ting in a cramped position during a
tedious ride in a carriage and the un-
accustomed exposure to the weather, it
is not surprising that cases of illness
result from the removal of the head
covering, particularly in -elderly peo-
ple with an enfeebled circulation. On
a hot day there is danger of producing,
if not actual sunstroke. at least a con-
gestion of the membranes of the brain.
which causes persistent and violent
headaches, and to these ministers and
those officiating are particularly liable.
Whether the day be hot or cold, wet
or only windy, let the services bo held
at a place where the health of the at-
tendants
ttendants need not be imperiled; let
delicate and weakly persons be re-
strained from riding to the cemetery
and from standing on the damp
ground; and especially let men obey
common sense rather than oustom, and
keep on their hats when they risk a
sickness by their removal.-efedicat
Times.
D. & S. GIDLEY,
Undertakers s axle .k+'ftrni,t :*re s
OULD SAY TO
those wb intend:
pnrcbatille todt so frost
the manufacturer. The
dealer who bays tc 8811
lave amprof.t.uWe hien
se.givetbeurehaaera the
benefit, which esmuot fair
to meet the views o1 the
Onagers, Our expenses
suttees then, those of cite
manufsctureneoneognent
weoan aelleheaper.
414.a riut'a oturell
WE WOULD
0611 tpecinNehttentio
tot our undertaking doper
went which is. more corn
ptotethenever,at we bevy
Added severs 1new deai�ggna
of lata The best, com e
oarakots,hrcudi,and every
:amoral requisite at theI
towcatprice,. Our new 11
$oareeis pronouncedby
competent fudges. to be
second to nee. In the
plrorteees
Emblems of the Different
Societies.
UNDERTAKE AND
yuaerals furbished s....
oonduoteel et flee very low
est rates*
ofill
large, compete
rad we aasorf ed, m ad any
polsou_og etriuganything
in thialiae will 5ndit tQ
theiradvrntage to give me
can Lad examine ft*
ttrentsel:ea.
T 1illES
CABINET',
1 have instreee Ted a
ergs stock Walnut end
Rosewood Cesketst alto
PotAn* of every deserip-
yon. A complete *Geek
of Robes and Triminiogr
alwar en hand.
The latest styles of
Chamber awd Perior Snits;
:Ill kinds of l t'rrnitare tai
the lowestr.tea,
U EAJ S1; IN THE COUNTY
living in a go-ane•ntt ttjot and instances Remember tilu,pleee—NesrlycpgawtGEerep'*TotNwOO 19tare, Araiu-street, Exeter.
the ebaneee in bar -room styles.,
Twelve years ago the doer was sand-
ed, pieturua of Flora' Temple, Peruse
and Fessnion hung upon the walls.
chairs and tawas wore wooden end
prillsitivc, the ceding wee dingy, chest
deliere were runty and flytrneked,
fit ware fisc vcd AS
chopped pip' _t
Manch. and vluiaky and brun.ly were
1703= SRIAW2
Exeter Post .se', Qt;.+ltoiii t. ata #=.0 ,, tbiQ1
'ttAl S
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poured from rho bottle. Now all le ;triirkton,wootthue.whe
oheugeti. Tito bur -room* are nooks of
luxury. Turkish ruga corer the floor,
expensive paintings adore Ibo walla,
marble -tipped t bee and richly up-
huiatured Quaint await occupants, cede,
lege are frescoed and exquisitely
siva0000d blue enameling relieve Preened
chandeliers. choice saluhon as the atepta
feature in free lunette*, and 1;quure are
pouredfrutn delkato decanters a cut
glass.
Ot luxalries t%e Abrselntan soldiers
have feu ..,.using is not allowed. and.
tiro breaker of tete rule is Siena to lost
his 13040 and lips by order of Ilhn King.
But each luau carries hia litho tin pot
of snuff stuck in Itis telt. A cinch of
his wenneco powder he will place be-
tweetshist nether lip and bottunh tooth,
llahem and EJimvftlo ..
0
•.. 50o p.
f
oaab,aaatandwest,inolndiagLcadon,HRartilton, Toronto *cattail, Minis' I
oba,Uniacdfitatee,Zu;UahandforeigraamaEis:... ... ..., ... ... 10.43a.rrt, g.00 A. ru
tiar a. east weal tic ,.. 13 p.m.910 p. au
North and east including Goderieh, WinIbun. Kincardine and &Upoulnta nortb,R
a reettese.Toronte, ileatreeLaaad. Eastern States..• .., . , .., .,: •.. lC,teata 8,1O a. In
,forth ea€t, de ,,.
ALSO p.m, isatt >f. m
... 7,15p,si f0. p„m.
Bernatat'Te esdale,Thtla:ldatysmei ii+tturdays ... ... OISa m !10 CO am
MONET ORDERS
WARREN LELAND,
r•`to';t crersbodi know* a*8 the sneoeeetee
teeageret use
Largest Hotel Enterprises
of .l,m•r'ea, says, that whiles pas?•reer from
r:ar v::: oil board a ak'ip gob f::round Coro
t tie t,r:y days of omits .t:ion to CA1-
i , --.. d that one of LJi *freers or
s;:: t i .1 cured himselfoat: ty; sate solt-
•, of as e.:s.:;;ata disease by the use of
Ayer's Sarsaparillas
Since then Mr. LEst,aiap has. recommended
,Asea s Sanwa 8*U La, in many ailni*sr
cases, maid be hats never yet hefted of he MI.
are to effects radical care.
Ocean years ego One of Mr. I4Nitarttar0 fares
laborers lambed his leg. Owing to the bad
state of his blood, snugly sorottious:wallini
erlump appeared as thelbjwred limb, Sea:
rabic Etching of the arta, with bnrrdng /At
daa<ting pabas tbxoath On lnrlap, zwtdc life
almost *tolerable. ?:Ito log became eoo>•-
roOnsIT eolerged.aud. running ulcers farmed,
4L4nbarglag great ggantities of extremely
offensive matter. Ma treatment was of clary
snail until the Duan, by Mr.1r,glaxn'a dime -
Vas, was s1Pplted with 4 ZWil skxe#PA-,
last,i,A, wlticb ettayeat tee pain cad teresstese,
healed the ,intoe, reeaovoa the *wall% falls
eawpiezety restored tate lineae to este. at
sir+t t,* D hes t+aremelle essie
Ayers Sarsaparilla
for Itbewnatterm. vitle eaaitre eeeeran; sed,
after careful n',,aersattcn, declares that, la
his belief, there is No Iri• ::c'uo in use ..orifi
egad to Et for Oro care o1 X„s r Ptaort;otyl.
Gent. the efforts of 'high, lit leg. Salt
Rheum, Sores. Eruptions. mad aail alts
Tortola* fora* of blood Aurae^,.
Wo Imre her. Lzt.& tn'S pertu:aa:on to Invite
all who may further evidence to reward
10 the extraordinary curative posers et
a,>~zlt's SAns t.rantra A to sae hint person.
Idly either at his mammoth Voean lintel,
LON; Drench, or at the popular Leland lletels
Rratdaray, glia and:8tit 8treata,leow Tork.
)lr. Lits.( D'a ettet$ive knowledge e1 the
good deem by this nneq ailed mita:stew
tew Olt
liked poison* Datable' baro le give Amines
=oh valaablo tafoc nntioc,
reef aeon
Dra J.C, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa.
iomar.uDragRlits; I3asislwtuNrogI .
fatted yOrderOfileeinthe Dominion ofCana,la,Gr.,tllritsiaand , "'"
I.eland,8rltiiebIndia. :iewtouteilaud.ltaiT,Anstrxlta,'1 ew South 'Weiss. Tasmania, New Zelaed.I - • t+W>'.S' ELL..IR
Frame one Algeria. the GOrta*u Empire. 8weddn,Norway. Demerit. lcaiaud. Holgluw, tato lieth-
Orlande.SwIlsetiaad, Anitria-aurgary, dootnania, United Stetea,:ramaieaauff Barbados.
11OsTOFPtcu sAVINGSBA:SR.
which he eventually ejeuis in a: soluble i nor at@•RJ iip cult@ ellut@�u oathis
deonto* 411000. A@uar3cson Savings B*nbkt*0000the ocohvad [iom
state, after the manner of a sailer and it. ara.to4p.ni. nterestset 4 pin cent per *unman will be allowedou eldepoalto:
his quid. A pair of drawers cut short °nesebourat,om7,soa.m.to7 p.m.
below the knees and fastened at the
waist, with t110 assistance of a cart- Lettersintondedforrogtstrationmustb*poatet113minutssbetoretheclosingeteaobxaall.
ridge bolt, and a toga or oblong piece NIS—ICUs partteularyrequeated tbatthe senders of natter will kindly add the nutmeat t ,
D:1OHR8, postmaster.
of cotton cloth, ggenerally with a rod Ceuntlestotkeaaldattasaa.
center stripe. wllictt nett as waistcoat,
jacket. overcoat and blanket, aro his
only wearing apparel. A sword which,
he invariably wcn:rs on his right side,
ho draws with his right hnatt in a veryy
'dexterous way. Ile is also armed with
a fowling piece or rifle, slung across
his back; in his left Maud ho carries
his shield, and iii his right a spear, the
metal ltuad being sharpened to a nar-
row point. They are as Grano and
clever with the spear and sword as the
follower, of she Mahati, and better
marksnten.
TEST TOUR BASING POWDER TO -DAY(
London, with its population of 4,000,-
000 takes precedence of all other great
cities in its list of periodical publica-
tions, which number nearly 2,000.
These have an. annual circuiation of
about 1,017.000,000 copies. Paris, with
a population less than 3,000,000, issues
L553 periodicals, and these have an
:tnnnal circulation of about 1,100,000,-
000 copies, so that in fact the citizens
of Paris, are more liberally supplied
with daily and weekly provender than
their British neighbors. In fact, it is
estimated thatthejournalistic products
of Paris amount annually to almost
one-tenth of the entire issue of the
globe. Now. York and Brooklyn. with
a population nearly equal to that of
Perls, produce 537 publications, with
an annual circulation of about 516,000,-
000; Berlin produces 536; Vienna, 482;
Madrid, 253; Brussels, 223; Rome, 213;
showing a gradual diminuation until
St. Petersburg is reached, with a pop-
ulation of 677,963. and a newspaper.
issue of 183; and Moscow, with a pop-
ulation of 601,969, and only 57 periodi-
cals.
• The monument placed on. the spot
*here General Custor's command was
massacred, near the Big Born river in.
Montana,' Is: reported to be rapidly dis-
integrating under the influences of the
weather. ” Some time since a high iron
railing was put up to protect the
Memorial from injury at the hands of
relic hunters, to whom nothing is aa-
cred, but the action of the sun. wind
and main proves even more destructive
than wore the chippings of the vandals.
Brands advertised as oL aolutoly pure
Qorit•ir „•,.r .41.3grsatttcsr E.M.
THE TEST;
Pltcoacan tap down an a hot sore until heattd.tbou
venture the corersald *moil, w emist watt not be r''
q ,let_' l to decoct Lha proeon,w or a.mntonbt.
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
ITB ,RALTnrILSlasS 111.8 NEVER MIEN QUESTIONED.
ltsamillionhotnes for a warier of a century It has
stood the consumers' reliable test,
THE TEST OF THE OVEN.
PRICE ,BAI{1NCr POWDER CO.,
11.111Eas or
Dr, Price's; Special Flavoring Extracts,
a 'h. hrongosttsost deilelsw sed natural laser knswa,aad
it. Price's' Lupulin' Yeast Gems
or light, Healthy Bread, The Best Dry Hop
Yeast an the World.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS.
CHICACO. • $T. LOUIS,
FIGHT HEALTHY: BREAD
'0111:
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The best dry hop yeast in the wend. Brad
raised by this yeast is ii ht, white and whole -
;one like our grandmother's delirious bread.
GROCERS SELL THEM,
PREPARED EW SHE
Price Baking Powder Co.,
blan'Prs of Dr, Price's Special Flaoortnf Extracts,
Chicago. 111. St. Louis. Mo.
Health & Happiness for all.
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
Biliousness, Headache, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Dizziness,
Jaundicn,Drop:., , Fluttering
cf 1 4Ga1 ,
Ane every c r r • . (c r risin3 Bort
impure I:
P. -•p,•, F•..•"X:.tilt
Climax
Exeter Butcher Shop
R. DAVIS,
Butcher & General Dealer
--IN f,LL BINDS OF
1/11MI AIrTIS
Customers supplied TUESDAYS. 'TIMES -
DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SEOP WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
i,a presents given away.
Send na 8 conts.poatage
and bymail yon wilt got
,ee a package of o• de
of large Vain, that will
start youin work that
will at once bring you in money faster than
anything else In America. All about the 8200,.
000 in preaants•with each boa, A gents w anted
the time or of
time only, to work torus all
tueirown homes. Iortuues for an workers
absolutely assured. Don't delay. H. HALLETT
Jr Co., Portland .Mine, •
ATTENTION 1
Parties wishing Lumber out to order should
take f
eii logs to Brooks' old Saw
milal
miles west o11nrrayy's Ooraerivhere there is
room `for any nuantity' Mill will commence
running about 1st Mare's, x.11 reports to the
contrary notwithata: ding, afier which
all kinds of lumber wall be kept for sale.
J. N, 'IOWA UD, Prop
JIYORCES pesona residing thro:lghont the
United State: and I)anad a. 1or desertion, non.
snpp nrt,intemperan ce.oruelty,in eempatibility,
etc. Advice free, State .your case and address
ATTORNEY WARD. World Building, 1207
Broadway, Now York.
ARNICA and OIL
LINIMENT
CORES ALL
Pains and Aches,
ANON THE MOST PERFECT
? iILT iCn in aha WOW D
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
PRICE, 25 AND 5O CANTS PER BOTTLE.
How Lost, How Restosed.
.LXa IL DOWNS"
«7tOLTULE 311.=6
Iias stood the teat far Fines ta:Ie: z
YsABu, anti has proved hell the best 'F
remedy knf,wn for the ear .1
ConsumptIon, Cou ah^,
Colds,W ha'oiain 0:;.'44:,":11
and a!i Lung
youn: Or t7lal. :,tl.0 1,v.,4: • ,,. ,
Prue 25c c^.3 S? CO per Mettle,
cies- s
DR onevaimea ERWV�LLtly 'S CELEBRlished a AeT'TD ESSAY
dicine)o Nervous Dobiilllty,id cure ntal and physiiccal
Incapacity impedimenta to MTarriage, ete.,ro-
suitingfroni excesses.
Price, in coaled envelope, only 6 cents, or two
postage stamps.
olaamlydemonstrate ,,from thirty years' succors-
ful practice. that alarm iagconsequences maybe
radically cured without the dangerous use ef in
ternalmediciaesorthe use of the knife; Point-
ont alnode of cure at once +simple certain and et-
feotuai,by mean sofwhich every sufferer,inomat-
ter what his conditionmay be, may curehimaelf
ohaapiy,pliyately and radically.
Thi lecture should beinthe handset every
youth and every man in the land..
Address
TRIP, GULVERWELLMEDIUAL.Co
41 ANN ST.,NEW YORK
Pont Onice Box 950
LOST, BETWEEN EXETER &
Hansen, on the lith of February, a dark
mine Fur Bea. Any person finding the same
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it with
Rev S. Bali Homan, or Thos. Prior, Exeter.
THOS. PRIOR, Exeter.
I WILL PAY $2.50 PER DAY
To all who work for me at bom o. To many I
can afford to paymore.
STEADY EMPL*+TRENT. MOST, PLEASANT
Send Postal Card to W. W.RIDOUT, Lou.
bovine, Ky.
1 CJJREFITS!
when I kr caro 1 do not Mean Merely to stopthem for •
time and then have them return again.1 mean a radical cure.
1 hero msdo the disease warn, EPILEPSY or FALLING
11101{NESS a tiro -long study. I warrant my remedy to euro
She worst cases. Because others hare failed is no meson for
not now !Tearing • cure. Send at once tore treatise and a
Tree bottle of my Infallible remedy. Otve Express and Peet
01:11m. It costs yon anthill fora trial', and I will care you.
nW1
Address D'r. E. a.' "
,.rit Pearl at.,.IjeaTot'g.
ONSIIMPTION
t have, a positive , reMedy for tea Waive "Anew; by 1.1 neo
'thousands of wee of the MOW Ind 'and "Anew; of long standlug
have boon cured. indeed soatrolu 1s my faith ht rte oalcacy,
that 1 N111 fiend. TWO BOTTLES FREE, together with a VAL'
0.11LL TEIATISE on this dla.nse, to any sufferer. 01ve Ike•
pree3 and P 0. address. D1t.T. A.SWCUn,101. Pearl £R, N.Y.
ALoo c
MINIMISERS send for our select list of
•.1Newt tempers Geo. P.ILuwell e, Co,
10 Spruce -St.. N. Y.
FREEMAN'S
WORM POWDERS.
Are pleasant to take. Contain their oven
Purgative. Is a safe, surf, mai ' effectual
E..trs er of worms in Children or Adage
AGENTS
WANTED TIIN sell—
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