HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1885-6-11, Page 3THE REVISED VERSION.
A monkey and a parrot once,
Left in a room together,
Began to fight, and fought so shard
They nearly killed each other,
FOUR ACTS PLAYED.
l Sad Report about Ex -President
Arthur.
Iva, L TEE FIflU AND P;NAL AOT BS A
Their mistress, coming hone, perceived TRAGEDY.
Their wrong they had been righting,
And said to thele, "I'm deeply grieved
To think that you've been fighting," Rochester Democrat and Chronicle,
The monkey really telt quite bad
In thinking of his crime ;
The parrot, gleeful, said, "We've had
A. Sheol of a tine'."
"I)r. Lincoln, who was at the fu-"
"neral of ex-becretary Frelinghuy-"
"son, says ex -President Arthur look="
"ed very unwell. He is suffering"
inner "from Bi,ight'e ditcsse. During the"
county Uaurlcit. "past year it has assumed a very age"
"gravated form."
The Huron County Council- was That telegram is act IV. of a alta-
formally °petted for the Jena gutting ung written by ex,Pre8ident Arthur's
on Tuesday of last week al 4 p, tn., physicians. In Act L he was made
the warden it, the chair. .After the tO appear is "Usiarut " of whlolt all:
approval of the minutes of the lac; the country was told when he went to
day of the January estestou, the tear- Florida.
In of IL he represented a tired
den addressed the council ou the
business transacted sitioe, man, worn down, walking the sande
The oresent.1 out of the grand jury tat Gld. h'oiat Comf(rt and looking
at the goat assizes wag read, and on
lnotiou of the Goderioh 'leaves refer-
red to the Jail and Court House Com-
eastward over the Atlantic toward
Europe fora longer rest.
Thu curtain rolls up for Act III..
mitten, to report thereon ;,t the De- 4 upon the distinguished actor affected
eenlber session. I withmelauoholy from bright' disease,
A circular from the county council while Act IV. annoyers him with the
of Middlesex, requested the eo.epera• disease "In an aggravated form, ad.;
tion " f this caution In petitioning the faring intensely, (which is unusual)1
Legialattve Assembly to .have the and *boat to take a sea voyage."
eystein 80 0h110 "84 that all Jogai pre. Just iiuoh as this Ie the plot of many
eeediu„ a can be commended and feu- dramas by playwrights of lige weds•
felled in each °aunty. Itwas refer- dal profeselon. They write the first
red to the Special Committee.
A. circular from the Department of
.Agriculture in referenoo to organizing
farmer& institutes, w.ta referred to
the ifivance Committer'.
The ceaiguation of A. S. Fisher as
trustee of Clinton High Salmi was
read, ttud, on motion of the Clinton
reaves, was accepted. and Mr. R. D.
Bayley wae appointed to the vacancy.
Tho report of the Iuepeotor of Jails
and Prima was referred to the Jail
and Court House Committee.
The report of the county aaditors
was referred to the Villains, Comma.
lee.
A communication from the council
of Oxford, requesting 111e co-operation
of the council in petitioning the Leg-
islative Assembly to einpatvor cauntV
tue to all others, the t,(oya1e get los 1,
their oleo judgment st d tbingu
by the record of enerit t'ey stake,
The facts are cause 'or Klin tn, but
there is ftbnndsni hope ia, 1''r,mpt
and ioft+peh.deut htcait'••.
iIIVORCES ABSOT.UT1: r)Ptigt(';S L re,
pe:sena residing, thr...giront lite
United States ant d Canada for ,,hs" mien, non.
eapport,intemperanee,erael ty,i sero patibilitY,
etc. Advice free, 'State yo lr o lie too address
ATTORNEY WARD. World 11 eliding, 1267
Broadway, New Yo: -k.
TEST !OUR BAKING POWDER TQ -DAPI
lraads adverthsed us absolutely pure
GC)NTAar1vr A71CAi<Ztri7XA,
THE TEST;.
Placa n can top down on a hot stove until heated,then
remove the aver and anew, .) chemist will not bo re,
qutrad to dated the proseuco of auamoat°.
two or three ROW with ito conception
of what their character will develop
in the final. one.
They have not the dieeernmeut for
trading in the early, 'what tate latter
impersonations will be. Not one phy-
sician its a hundred has the adequate
mierosoopie and chemical appliances.
DOES NOT CONTAIN AltDIONIA.
tis neA1.T8FCLY"L8S 111.8 NEVER au granola).
In alnutionllomes fora quarter of a century It has
btooit the consumers' reliable tot,
THE TEST OF THE OVEL
PRICE BARING POWDER CO.,
)(Axes.* or
Drs Price's Special Flaaathng Extracts
for discovering, bright a disease in its r "•"""°t'"` "'"te.ht.l...aataat.r.t..Mrra.R.,a,.a
early etagee, and when many do tin • '• t' Price's Lupulin Yeast Gems
ally comprehend that their patients or tight, Br'ir* a amt Ary 119p
'are dying with it, when death occurs, FOR SALE BY GROCERS.
they will, to cover up their ignorance CHICAGO. - ST. touts.
of it, pronounce the fatality to have
beers doused by ordinary ailments,
whereas these al,ulents are really ro-
rialto. of Bright's disease'of which they
arta 1111001)50tQus victims.
I3eyo11(1 any doubt 80 per cent. oft
all deaths except from epidemics and
cauaoil8 to provide employment for accid(eate, result from dieeaaed kid -
vagrants outside the atone walls, woe neve or livers., If the flying ba dia-1
referrer to the Jail and Curt Huuso tiuguishod and his friends too intelli-
Comrnittee. gent to be easily deceived, hie physi-1
The reports of the public school iu-1 cheat perhaps pronounces rho 0001.
epoctors for the county wore read and
referred to the School Committee.
The report of Mr. Hays, road com-
missioner, was read and referred to
the Road and Bridge Committee.
plaint to be pericarditis, pyaemia,
septieinmia, bronchitis, pleuritis, val-
vular lesions of the heart, pneumonia,
eto. If the deceased be less noted,
"malaria" is now the fashionable as -
A letter from the county treasurer I bigumeut of the cause of death.
with schedule of collections on non- ! But all the same, named right or
4residont lands, and statement of Dash
no hand was referred to the 'Niinauce
Committee.
An application from Bishop Ward,
to refund a part or whole of a pedlar's
license, as he could not use it, was
referred to the Muanoe Committee.
On motion of tbeWingham reeves,
`\ the ooutwit sanctioned the opening of
a specified street in that town, a por-
tion of the street being lees than 66
feet wide.
The council then adjourned until
two o'clock p. m. Wednesday.
1VEDNESDAY.
June 3rd, 1885.
The council met pursuant to ad-
journment. All present. The miu
utes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
The report of Mr. Elliott, road
commissioner, was read and referred
to the Road and Bridge Committee.
The report of Mr. Strachan was
read and referred to the Road and ids for years.
Bridge Committee` The new saying of "how common
Moved by D. D. Wilson, seconded
by Mr. Cook, that the council deem!
it expedient that a salaried police
magistrate be appointed for the
county of Huron, and that the war-
de1, and clerk memoralize the Lieu-
tenant -Governor on behalf of this
council to make such an appointment
at au early date, iu accordance with the paatien. Epsom salts or other
the statute. : drugs j erecribed bydee old code of
Moved by Mr. Mclriurobie, second- treatment under which tlieir grand -
ed by Mr. Coate, that this resolution fatliced! ,
her, and great grandfathers prec-
Anon, we hear that thea pat'ie`nt is
"comfortable." But ere lona;, maybe
they "tap" him and take some water.
from him and,again.the " oomfortab
le`.' storyis told'.: Torture him :rani,
er than allow himto nee Warners,s
safe cure! With instil v.iriatiune" the
to doctors play upon the unfortunate un•
tit his shroudiis ode, when we learn.
that he died from heart disease, pyae-
mia, septicwwi r Heine other deeeys
to the Jail and Court House Com tive though "dignified cause''
mitres. Ex -President Arthur's ease is not .Oiler Process
Moved by Mr. Rae, seconded' by singular -it is typical of every snob
SPECIAL
A]GA and OIL.
LINIMENT
tunes ALI-
Pins and: Aches,
AND la THE. MOST PERFECT
ftT i i in Oa + iD I
SOLD BY AU. DEALERS.
PRICE, 25 AND 59 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
MANHOOD
Hoes Lost, IT ow Restosed.
Wehave DR. C'JLVERWL'LL S CELEBRATED ESSAY
outheradicalandpermenentcure (witlient Rae,
dicino)ofNorvousl)ebkllty.Meutal and phystca1l,
Iueapacity impediments to afarilage, otc.,re..
auitiugfrom oxoeaees.
Prlce,in sealed euvelore,only t] cents, or two ,,
n•
Tbeceleb atedauthorofthis adrairableesiay
clearlydetneustrates,frorn thirty years' auccoaa-,
int practice, the talancingeoosequencesmayb9"
radically curedwithouttho da Bron. owe of in
ternalmediclues or the use of the knife; Point•
out encode of cure at mice simple certain and er-
tectual,by'nreana of widelh every snfierer,lnomat-
tervillathiseonditionmay be. may eurehimself
ch.apsy,privstelyand radically.
'Thi lecture should be in the haudsof ever?
youthaudevery man in tl;t•lam],
Address
THE CL LV1 RWELL:IIEDIOA,L'Co
41 .t' N S2•.,NI:W YORE
Peat OAice Box 4a0
7AvORI'
RACTS
named wrong, tIii fearful scourge
gathers them int While it prevails
among persons of sedentary habits,—
lawyers, clergymen, cangreesmon,--it l
also plans great havoc among farmers,
day laborers and mechanics, though
they no not suspect it, because their
physicians keep it from them, if in-
deed they are able to detect it.
It sweeps thousaude of'women and
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tf re only m• all the time, ,111 oS both sexes
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\\!Ur the new volume, D.egiunin t iu I)e-en
ber, tiAuena's MA(.a,ciNr: will eoneludo ita
thirty-fifth year. The oldest periodical of its
type, It is yet, in each new volume, a new
wig/mine not simply b. e-tui,e it Present+: freal:
subjects and new I!1cture s, butahw, and ehiolly
becauee it steadily adesitees in the ruethc4 it.
sell of Iuageziuewakinr Ina %in),the liAca-
zinls l,eeornea more et ,1 mere inc faithtut
r o of current ni r r ur entiffaa MAL:, c
t.l .1 ut. Lead in;
eitturee in theattrs..ttve pregraunno for le84
ire newserial noxi iA by (?taxn A`;r1: F r NIrroRl:
,Vo01,0 :I 4111 W. 1).71owrL7 fi a new novel
aitltied "At the lied Glove ;descriptive ills
ratedpapureb} F. 1,.Af1Lirr,R. l5wiN 011,.
rem, E, A.1ngr.Y, It , t7111SON, and others ;
tioldsntith s"Silo Stoops to ('onc,uer," iUustrat.
ed by Anuxv, Important papers ou Art,Science,
etc. ^
satisfledwo willsond ;t1 to iia, for the t.ouble
n writing 1 • r
sent free. Immense pay absolutely sure for aill
children into untimely graves every f 1 s 1!u11 partite' ars directions dm
year. The 'health gives way gradual -
1e, the strength is variable, the appe-
tite fickle, the vigor gets less and less.
This isn't malaria—it is the begin
Ding of kidney disease and will end—
who does not know how?
No, nature has not been remiss.
Independent research has given an in-
fallible remedy for this common dis-
order; but of course the bigoted phy-
eioiau will not nee Warner's safe cure,
because it is a private affair and cots
up their practice by restoring the
health of those who have been linval-
bright's diseaae is: becoming among
prominent ' is getting old, and
a8 the Englishman would say, sounds
"'stupid” --especially "stupid"since
this disease is readily detected by the
more learned men and specialists of
this disease. But the ""common rune'
of physicians, not ldetectiug it, give
be referred to the Finance Cf mmit-
tee to be reported on to-morrow.—
Carried.
The reports of Messrs. Girvin, and
Hardy, road commissioners, were
read and. referred to the Road and
Bridge Committee.
d A number of accounts were referred
the Finanaa'Commlttee.
A communication from Mr. Imrie,
in reference to a telephone in the
court house, was read and referred
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'COLD lit IWO gi=SE;,
FROM THE SON: "y kms, o,'
Geutfleateg1 Xy father reside+ at Glover,
Vt. Vohs,* beet: a great tsu$erar from Scrof-
ula, and the incloetd Jotter trill tell yon what%
a marrelouS tweet
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
has had in his case. I think his blood meet
have contained the humor for at least ten
Teem; but it did not show, ettcept is the lora
of a aerofnloaa stare em the w*t, nntfP about
fire years ago. Prom a UTspots whfoh ap-
peace. d tat that time,, ft gradually spread so az
to corer bis eutlrebody I assure ion hewaa
terribly *filleted, and an ob#cot of pity, when
he bean wring your medicine. Now, there are
few men of bis age who enjoy se good health
as he has, I could easily name fifty persona
who would testify to the feet* in Ma eawe.
• Tema truly, Yf.¥. .Ixa'
FROM THE FfTHER: icesur d
• tor bamofl; I
lam derived trout the ase vt
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Bis months#;olwaa completely°oared with
ae t. rfbla humor and sarotokrrsr sores. The
humor cattaod au incessant and Intolerable
itching, and ibe attht crated so as to dolma
the blood to cow ill many places w enearer
I moved. illy aafteringra were great, az* ray
lire a tandem. I Qowatenaed the use of the
&AR$Arartu, .A in ,April last, and have nsad
It regularly since that time. 'EEE condition
beagau to improve at oaths,. The sore, base.
all healed, and 1 feel perfectly well In every
revert -being now ably to do a good day'*
work.althouglx 73 years of age. Many ir,ciniro
w:i12 )ia w r '; «. s tit a 0tua 10 my care, and
▪ t, 11 c4 r,n,:.a 1 have here tried to tell you,
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the 8ktn. It cl(ars the blcai of Sll lulpn-
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the bow*, and thus restores vitality and
attendant the whole oyster=
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Dr, J.C. Ayer &Co., %owell,Ma e
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WANTED.
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Has opened out in
Sac11's Old Stand.
(2 Doo ' north of Post Office).
Just received a splendid assortment of
Spring Goods, which we will sell at very
close prices. Splendid value in Cashmeres,
Velveteens, Grey, Scarlet Canton and Home-
made Flannels. A. nice lot of Table Napkins
and Covers, Splendid Wincey, Grey and
White Cottons very cheap. Tweed and Ready
Made Clothing very cheap. A GOOD SUIT
for $5.
GROCERIES.—We sell 4 lbs Tea for lsl ;
75 pent Tea for 65 cents. Sugars as low as
the lowest
BOOTS & SHOES.—Wm have added some
new lines and aro prepared to sell the best
goods at close prices.
A House and Lot for sale or Rent. Apply
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to
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ROLLER MILLS I
These mills are -now completed with all
the:best and very latest, improved machin-
ery fpr the mauufactuheof Flour on the
. Mr. MgOlymont, that the, road cote case., "He' ie sufferingintensely." THE MILL IS NOW RUNNING NIGHT
mieettoner be authorized to have the This is not usual. Generally theta AND DAY, and we ar prepared to do
general road south of Wingham, on ie almost`, no suffering. He may rc.'
the Maitland flats, pub in a proper Dover, if he will act independently cf ur1Stlng' Chopin; all gu)i't°St N(1t1i9•
state of repair.—Referred to Commit- has physicians. The agency named
tee,' has cured thousands of persons even
The council then adjourned. in the extreme stages -is to -day the
mainstay of the health of hundreds
Right now is the time to use >a good Blood of thousands. It is an unfortunate
Purifying medicine. ' Lose no time ingetting fact that physicians aid not .admit
a bottle of Lr. Carson's Stomach Bitters. It there is anyvirtue outside their own
will do you good. Sold by all druggists ; 50
cents. sphere, but Re' each school denies vir:
Also Flour and Feed for sale
Cheap as the Cheapest,
EMUS & L.WILT IAS,
Proprietors.
as
TEND ERS.
SEALED TENDERS, marked "For Mounted
Police Provisions and Light Supplies' and
addressed to the lion. the President of the
Privy Council, Ottawa, will be received up to
noon on Thursday,14th May, 1885.
Printed forms of tender containing full in-
formation as to the articles and quantities re-
quired may be had on application at Fort Os-
borne. Winnipeg, at any ot the Mounted Police
Posts in the North West, or at the office of the
undersigned.
No tender will ho received unless made on
such printed forms.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
Eeoh' tender must bo accompanied by an
accepted Canadian Beek cheque for an amount
equal 'to 10 per cent. of the total value of the
articles tendered fer, which will bo forfeited
if the party malting the tender declinds to en. -
ter into a contract when called uuatt to do so.
or if he fails to complete the service contracted
for. If the tender he not aceepted the cheque
will be returned.
No payment will be made,to newspapers in-
sertingthis advertisement without authority
haying been first obtained.
FRED WHITE,
omptroller,
Ottawa, March Gth, 1885.
Exeter .Butcher Shop
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—IN {tLL KINDS OF—
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ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
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Senelus 5 . eentg';postage':
andbymailyoawill get
f,•Qen package of goods
of large value, that will
start you in work that
will at once bring 300 in money faster .than •
anything else in America. All about the $200,-
000 in pros3nts with each box. A gents wanted
everywhere, of either sex, of 011 agog, for all
the time, or mitre time only, to work ferns at
their own homes. k'ortmn,s for all workers
absolutely assured. Don't delay. Il. HALLETT
Sc Co.,Portlaud,Maine,
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