The Exeter Times, 1878-10-24, Page 6THF TIME S OCTOBER 24 ] 878
THREE SONNETS.
The nightingale sings on the hawthorn tree
The nightingale is singing in the wood ;
But in the hurried beating of 1uy blood
A sweeter voictl is singing unto me,
A
glad, triumphant music never to be
Silenced henceforth. Was it last night.' stood
angel 1 In apprehension, flow like a
God."' And yet, sotrtehow or other, he
never looks at that when he is backed
up to a peanut stand taking in a tail
pocket cargo, of peanuts,
When a luatt takes his family out of.
town for the summer, and discovers,
when they are four hundred and thirty.
Death. in my soul, and searched the sky to ser, nine miles front home, that hie wife,
One friendly star to cheer my solitude? from force of habit, just slipped the i
Who dreams how near is heaven to hell? 1 key to the front door under the door-
stand mat when she tante away, be gets sop{.
To -night in a blase of stars, my heart aflame, mad at her unparalleled stupidity that
Snug to by sounds straying from uuset.n he doesn't recover his good humor, un -
spheres, til it is discovered that he, after,
Ando ,fee little thin—a, icourafg it:ttr,i, loeking the trutik very carefully
A woman's voice that called rue by my name, put the key in the dining room clock.
A woluau who kissed rue, smiling through her When Ilia Shalt of Persian returued
tears.,home from Paris recently he was solne-
what surprised to find his wife at the
Oh! the rare grace of leers good world when a depot awaiting- his arrival. There
.;ern i were nine tetrndred of het, and when he
Mowers
and Reapers.
aWE. Q ER A 'TRIAL
grata ' o'clock next dray, an:T, bis lips looked cFUuree1ebraated
Unutterable, which tht' n hast hid me trace as if he 11a�d glued them to a pimp Stn le
In the rose petals. the mossy hn,k of 4ree'l, ' handle on a frosty morning. Ile men -
W ht're the burls paler pink btw-ht s benc. •t ^.: , truly resolved, as he headed the proces- --AND—
Sweet, thou art renews preeress. Lett the sion home, that the next tine he visit -
place ed Paris he would either take half his 81 f GG l e
With eyes kissed into sight by have: The ,,tat through kissing her it was ten
ower-
‹
Reapers
V where she reigns. for reeti,,arlt as am.1 serene wife along and lock the retntaatxtier of n au kiutlsot (;vass awl,fxrrrla, and ou all anal
Lkt%her, thouttaacitest lan7rely by thy face. her • np,or else—etey at 1101110. Wens of5,'ilaaatlsurface,
Thi h•'.vi',t n1t`thy ti.a;1 fins lala.it'.,f yrs s; "Yes- fael,ilw.cikivliit," 6141 a wild ANIS GUAR \N.Cl E. SATISFACTION
A t1r .p of dery ; a4 %Wok tuft onth. spray; 'Western orator, gt,lti at past, telt NC S.�IaD'a
A dower's- death, when the wilatt reacts int its • gaeenbttolts at a modulo, the t.ix tak-
lan:,l1, ea off raw whiskey, oar debts all paid, We also otter a Trial of our Wrought 'top
1 gaze in thy t1.°'tr t'yas as in a ; la , t nand liberty --beat' old gel k-hns a new Two Bar
Batt though I listen, thy sp,a'eh s t urs far away, dress, anal the American eagle an midi-JOHNSTON'S COMBINED REAR
Like the seta manuring in a liolloa shell. tiauaal ttrruw rand as fresh olive htaudit
t foie what is tad prevent 11s from rte-
iT�
With falba' i a►aw,edp,•. all t►a,l'a tatysteriea, •eteroni; the greatest people on earth ? t a itichil.esinpp11et1 with
l pause for a reply," 'Net at this • Two Pltrnaans,
Tit,' twirl chattel :.f tit., r t. kin! fn line lit ralS; •a mellow 1 ern t .x Two Draft -hers
Tll,' , i Hut a nit l oav ala, .t`�, , exl rut t ti right„,
••ruxfafl chair of niwilu win•., a•. .
.,1r the bridge of his twee, acid be atilt- Two Finger—bars
lotea.l, •
, • r. ;:1 +' Tho pause will continue lentil I;1: our I%nives,
Sal ei• . ,air the .l, a 1 +,f n1 tit'; tho :t+
can Wet the �tutlitt out o' the lop-eared t Forked and Keyed,
I Iuak nine th.ee and I enopriitettai,
Alp MOWER
Itt 1.•.,;.-, tt ilat•. er , 'w crrat f n t1, atanit .;
Tear s'et! tart not, ca siat'•r. awl I.•vur, and It<L, meat er tllshua ,� Mutt etslr - �� hoopoe 7
Meted,
Gel. who Lae t;ivt to thee to :sae. taste -t stir. le 1 "An I. nt1etit dJl Truth.—You u tie- t
la e.e.`, sera's to suffer, ttDil if yeti lead as miser-
Iron
laiser- Can
p + from yT�� y. d
Ir oel fiat toy e' e'a11 1 if. from v1aarn I Ili =i,'' 1 cilias life in this hi+aantilni aa•ilrlii, it rs CwD. b chane 1.e*it• fL o:.i.q +t o 4Y` e p
'.erase!airs:; : ti,„ ,,s...,=1...- •vhiclt I tjitd c,• ward ,, .• ; ; eratirviy your own fatllt, uuil there is 1 co tteaper
I
The le art and i:.Habs avlt rt with n t ,las; divine. lied one even ee for you—your nnreas
I &;.t $t , fair rtOf•r; rid• a.i .i,a,. f,a i,I, a enuitble ereiealiee anti:,lt, ntawt m, which AND REAPER TO llO\ E.11
..'� nte..
Self -oilers,
ate., te.
1878) SPRING ArS78
THE OLD BELIA.B.11141Iz0 LTSE
At all times, And partioalarly at a period when Trials., is universally depressed and money
scarce. It is in the interest of every buyer to purchase where he eau get the article he avant,
at the lowest rate. In calling your attention to ruy present stock, I do so with eve''y contld-
enee; it being more carefully assorted and selected than that of any previous season.
In the Dry, Goods
Every department is replete wi+h the most seasonable and fashionable fabrics, marked a
prices which should minuend the attention of the very closest buyers. THE ORDJ tt> D
CLOTHING still has JR. W, IVES at ita.head
In Millinery
Uuderthe ma..ag rnent of Miss :lioGloghtou, rte can snit the most fastidious. Our stock of
Groce.aes, Boots and Shoes, Canadian, English and American
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
one of the largest and best worked in the Oonnty. Intending purehasears will consult their
best interests by examining mystuelt before going elsewhere.
PICNARD
Linder talc( i
WOULD SAY TO
to
rose tib° intend
ourfltap•.«.g to .lo aero tr.,nr
the rn:artuf tctu •.•r. Tito
ti.:ah•r sopa dant t•' . t1
a?. tin !Mist at'•t••:a'iav
laaaatt pa profit, We t tt•t1
to a>t:t'th.' i, tre%:,,,a4r4t a•+
taaautat, 'vaath cannot list
to meet the views of the
Grousers. Our esociri.,s
wart less titan the t. of city
=inn rt,U Yh e o •'trel«tr
ie we eat. sot t tal'tn'tr.
I►i+tt t t
tort mixing, y v t in L as a .a,v 11i1*; killed tlltral�i 1tHt11. i ersan ti Iirlel:P+ • [$yrs�rlteDCalt:,fftatHt'ltnr$a •. wan' iHatesat gut
:titlst rte ace .” thyme glees e„ eke nt+wa.
!ledge and common st'tasa reasoning n sees s'thett.
—renege Bee. will sn nr shots 3'•11 t}U) 1111114 ttria,ri.tlttl Please call at our exotics andine+rec
anti.septic, cornlan;inti ptenp:atetie, liver- alit litat;lrinr.5 bttft,rc 1lnrcltaaiu
-� _• cleaning, mucous membranes i+t'ratpin,51', .
g
FUNNY. ntultunli:1 parvo, L'taivt•rs:t} Ill -alta ltrnly- elsewhere.
lug pills will clue tHillioilsneas without
"Come Inn and C`. Peters." is the fail," Now this is the same remedy
way a Brooklyn hotel -keeper advertises that we advertised a year ago as a
his litninteeee sure cure fear worm.; Give ne some-
thing can we help our town r ,asks 9 thing, original in the patent -medicine
the editor of a certain i.hect. Did be
ever try leaving, it ? Any. man pays too much fot his
whistle who has to wet it fifteen or
twenty times a dray.
If you don't want to lose your good
acne, du not have it printed on your
unehtella.
"There's son shine for yon," said he,
as he saw a dutiful boy polishing his
father's boots. deck ban's, duz ye ?" "No 1 I'not f"1't u R iT
I N "r.
That; so.—It takes a cast iron but- running a steamboat." Zactly 1 lfont 1.
tonhole to resist the affectionate inter• I ride straddle oh de cow euatcher to 1 Dune to order.
est a candidate has in a maws welfare.tic� next landin'—I'saa busted, and a
long ways from home ?" "Get nu ! All
"Nilsson," says theBoston Pest, "is aboard !" and the regrn straddled the
fat;. fair, ante tI.iano••10, soft- "cow -snatcher." Ed. Gilligan pulled
nut the throttle wide open,andthe trrin
had not gone more than India mile be-
fore the engine collided with a cow,
throwing it over the fence, into a corn
field, and the negro atter the cow.
Next clay, coming down, the negro
limped up to Jase, at the same depot.
and said : "Boss, I didn't ride fur wid
you on dat cow -snatcher. Kase yin
see de cow wantett to ride dar, too, and
there wasn't room fo' bofe of ns, so we
we got off tngedder up here in de oo'n
field fo' ter rest. Do nex' time I rides
wid you, I'll freeze to de tail -end of de
wagiu—hits safer.
0, & S. GIDLBY
at.v1 F11.ruitulro I.cin•ut i,eurGr.
"cirIa WOULIt
et;ilsrccialatt.-ntion
io our ut,tertakiev..lop rt-
tatent,trlliel. its tlu'lt+ CotL
Oat. Mau ersi an We haw
,ttldetl several n -w dt. r�tew
of tate Tlu• hat rutted
casktts sharia ds,and sway
ute r tI ice;set .te at ti o
touts prle*w Our ,e• •v
lae;,l t is puma waved +!r
nano •b•pit lu ares std t#
ticaul,3 to UM!: o in ;idol
Pr.,.11.Ct•S
Emblems of all the Different
Sa1C? w'td�es,.
Send for Catalotlues.
T OMPSON tt: WILLIAtS
Jlauufacturiug C. Stretford.
line and we will eatneent to drink deep THE EXET; UU
and die. aitrnpte hello, twenty -live
emits. Planing. Mill., Sash,
A WAY PASSENGER. NGER. 1)OOR ASD
IIs was a "milled tramp," and saeII
-
pruached CaptainCaptaindoe Phillips as tela
train hauled up at Pewee. "Is you de
caaptin oh de kears ?" "Yes," replied ALL KINDS 01?
Tare. -Don't want fo' ter hire an •
ly whispers the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Solo as that ?
The great and awful difference be-
tween a tree and a bore is—hurrah,
now !—the tree leaves in spriug, and
the bore, why, he never leaves.
What straits are the most perilous ?
asked the Sunday school superintend-
ent, and a little boy epoke up prompt-
ly, "Whiskey straights !" And the boy
was right."
A Japanese husband, it is said, can
get a divorce if his wife disobeys his
mother. And if he disobeys his moth-
er-in-law he Quash t get a divorce, but
the probability. are that he gets au aw-
ful tongue lashing.
The religious papers of England are
discussing the momentous question,
"Ought clergymen to wear moustatch-
es ?" I,Ve think as cold weather comes
on, they should, and on days of ex-
treme severity, the might add a pair of
trcusere and a thick vest,
A Wiona County farmer went on s
big drunk- while his neighbors sowed
their wneat, and has just got around to
harvest a big crop that escaped the bad
weather. Teaere is no moral attached
to a oonfoutided incident like this.
A magazine writer says there is a
language of the hair. Don't doubt it
in the recast. At any rate, we have
heard of tolerably welt authenticated
cases where a single auburn hair on a
dark coat collar, could talk plainer than
a guide -board, and furnished the ma-
terial for a whole course of lectures.
An exchange says oatmphor will drive
mosquitoes out of a room. And so it
will, bttt'you must first catch the 'mo-
equitoes,choko 'ern until they are blank
and bine in the face and then cram a
In nip of camphor down their throats.
This remedy is more trouble bat less
expense than harping down your house,
to get rid of the pests.
"What a piece of work is man,! Flow
desire in reason l Infinite in faculties l
Iu •" ..:inlaid raoving how express and
ad Friable !` 14 -action, how like all
A. DEAD FAILURE.
A small newsboy who is every morn-
ing to be found en the steps of the
People's Saviugs Bank was yesterday
morning observed by a policeman to
remove his stookings and shoes at an
early hour and hide tliern under the
steps. The lad then took great Italie
to exhibit his bare feet to all passers,
and was often noticed standing on one
leg, as if the cold pavement was very
painful. Man after marc pas -'ed with-
out a word of symathy, and the sales
of papers did not increase by eue. By
and by along came a man with a red
nose and a good-natured look, and the
boy held out a paper and said
11llave a paper -my deet are almost
frozen."
"Eh ? Barefooted ? Sealtere, bub,
I'll put you tip .to snuff. Let 'eat freeze,
and then take a lay-off in the hospital
for all winter 1 Nice fries--chielteu
soap -nothing to do, and your feet'll
thaw out early in ,the spring and shed
every stone -bruise 1 Fact, bub=tried
it seven winters myself."
The boy looked, after hien eel a doubt-
ful way, and then made fur his shoed
on a skip, rniittering
"Hebbc he lies and rnebbe ho don't
but I'm btfatted, up, as clean ;as the chap
who held leis watermelons ovt r winter
for •a 'rise 1 Ouch 1 Whites them
eto&'ciugs iu d cow -hides 1"
itomemberthepinoe
EIVIDZI O1Te a =award
.113Ir °bursa I-MSMITI-IIIoTO
NEW FIR]i, INGRA11I'S OLi) STAND.
Horse Shoeing, Wagon and Carriage Mkaing,llin-
nrond narrows, and Plows. General Belcksmith-
ing in all its branohea, at the lowest rates, and sat -
guaranteed. Ghe us a call and examiue our
work before trading elsewhere.
Bic,tRILt AN & DInr3IiID1J, Ming St., Hens .
Honsall. June 20.1878. rm
lihohiEllricoof lour.
s
does not effect tho ow prices at which
R. 8c T. EI SETT
areoffering their stock of
TINWARE, STOVES, Etc.,
at
THE EXETER.
`r
TIM , POT
O
rfauelSubscriber be.',.+toilnuotfneeto.Viol. 'ltnlaitaaataaF1:xotrr aan1trot ,rr.:l atlinge'ann-
try, that ha• ha*. .•p+treat a TtN Haul S rtIVI Dept in alit +t••rr w tris ,ant 0 - it.- Mr.
t. Aire, lir.,..rsHtat1 a.i.l;aa,rst.tr•', Main street. Euler, whet fat i p•trat t.t1. tilltallaade,e
for
Oook, Patrlor and Other Stoves
Exeter & Hensall
At Manufacturers Prices.
Tinware. cheaper: than the cheapest, and made up 1►y prtictic't1
workmen ou they premise:;,.
Ears -Troughing done to order. Carriage Plating a Streei:elty. t!oal uli Chimneys. tht'
very bet and none cheaper.
Intendinit pack a'aers will alwaa_v find fine at my pts;, ready to attend to ua: "tun footmen,,
and ph -t- ..tred at all times to treat eastt,lnkrs eourte"n.dy and +nl'.I11y th.•n with a itoo.l lana
heap artfe e. Depend upon it that uiawla 'ie can yon get better value for your mom y.
The very highest price in Cash pia for Tides and Sheep skins,
E H. SP 1CKMAN. )
i:xetor P o, Octoi'ur 1u 1.87 7.
which, consists of all the latest and improved
styles of Kitchen. Oook and Parlor stoves,allilk
•eians,. pans, and pails of toe most approved
pattern, and everything in the line ; Also, ' a
goodsdleetiol, of handsome
rave troughing
as usual, roeeives everyattention, andllone
at the lowest .figures.
Having opened out a branch astablishrent
at fieaisall, our friends in ;Haat aeiu11burhnod
can be supplied on the shortest notice;
GODERIGH
FOUNDRY
Founders, Engineers and Machinists..
\IA'1:1'AC'rliltln.t8 or
ENGINES AND BOILEI1S, FLOURING, GRIST AND! SXWItillLL;;
STAVE AND IHEADING. iIkCi1INE1 Y
.Middling Purifiers of improved kinds.
Aciric uitural Implements
C00KING,. PARLOR AND BOX. STOVES
Potash Kettles, Scheel seats, &c.
Iran and Bra.e.4s Caist.ins 's tororcler
For sale cheap—Second haaud. Boilers and Enrirea State anti
Shingle, and }leading \Iacninery.
Repairs ou ]3oilers, Eugiues, ti,ills, Sac., promptlyattended to
4ODERIOri FOUNDRY and MANUFATURIN;.T Co.
GODERICH, Ont.
721 --IIS IS .i•TO BOMBAST
Truth Concerns You More « Than Comiterfeit,
—n
Therefore, rend, 'lurch see, and enjoy its bargains. When 1say rmanufacture nay own faun'tnreI
M prepared with my proot-<11Cet that the people can inspect at any time by calling at my Ware
s where they will see a superb a is play of
Furniture inAl l Its Branches
IS •n•anutt ;t•rrs l'), .nysolt a•a 1 YnOrrnItall. art[9ttn slltil, with. good wcr1Rr .tnship. I bier pare not
iusatisfyiug the p,#orale wit'i n caai, of Pu.-niture that cannot bo equalled for quality] or ]price in.
!,tutor, all blowing to the contrary, notwithstanding.
EWHNYaU WANT hilY FJRNITURE GIVE J. CRAWA A CHILL
Corner of Hain and Gidley's Street, Exeter.
DOMINI®
re,
LA zORATORY.
Pure Drugs.
Dye Stuffs.
rap
Patent Medicines:.
PERFU1 FS
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