The Exeter Times, 1879-5-1, Page 66
TUE TIMES
WIT AND RUMOR.
Haw to mark table linen-•-Ukeet. the
gravy,
Tlie early circus catches the moa
board fence for circus posters.
The elephant is a cautious animal.
He never loses sight of his trunk.
Sittiug Bull's medicine man is about
to issue a little pamphlet on the "Treat,
ment of the Soalp•."
Electricity saved a Baptist clergyman
in Waterbury from the assault of a goat.
He olimbed•a telegraph polo.
Mr. Talmage to Mr. Beecher --"I ad-
mit, sir, that I am ou trial; but, thank
:ieaveu, there is no woman iu the ease."
Ill answer to Sbakespear'e conun-
drum, "What's in a name ?" The Syra-
cuse Times says that if`it is 'a Russian
general's name the entire alphabet is
in it.
A New Orleans paper says that there
is a stray brass band wandering about
New Or1eeus, and that the owner can
have it by proving property and taking
it away.
We know a woman who will walk one
thousand miles iu one thousand hours
provided a now spring aounet,with baby
blue ribbons, and a piuk plume, is put
up at the other end of the trip.
A quiet young man at a party being
asked what iustrument he preferred.
modestly denominated the whistle. Be•
ing further pressed to explain what
kiud of a whstle, he blushingly mur-
mured, "The six o'clock whistle."
Ws once heard a facetious musio sel-
ler announce. "0, .say Not Woman's.
Love is Boaght," all fur the price of
one half.penily. A. modern music eel -
ler aunonuocs, "-Thou Bast Loved and
Left Me," for tem ceuts.
Sugar, the chemists tell us, is com-
posed of coal and water. Now, it the
grocers would only remember this, aud
nut ooal in the sugar when they feel
compelled to mix it, instead of sand, it
would be very gratifying to their cus-
tomers.
gine calculated to run over frozen rivers.
aud hard roads, when travelling by
teams would be impossble, He expects
to bo able to ,Hake sixteento twouty
miles an hour.
Lieut. E. W. darvie, writing from
Ottawa to Col. Kennedy, says there is
no doubt but that if anyone will give a
site, the Government will erect a drill
shed at Winnipeg. Col Powell has at,
so promised to issue fur caps and mire
to the Manitoba militia next winter,
Two saw mills and,a grist mill will
soon be in aperation at rapid City,;
The machinery for Mr. MoIutosh's mill
le now at St. Boniface, and will be sent
up the Assiuiboine to the cartage as
soon as possible, from whence it will
be freigted to its destination by carts.
Timber sufficient for 1,500,000 feet of
lumber has already been got out from
the vicinity of Riding Mountain, which
Mr. Mefutosh proposes to turninto
lumber and sell at $20 per M.
TIIE BOOTH ATTt!;111L'TED ASSAS•
81N A.'1'ION,
PARTICULARS OF THE SHOOTING • IN A CHI-
CAGO THEATRE; -•A PECULIAR CASH.
Chicago, April 24.—The play was.
"Richard I" Near the finish of the last
act Booth sat in calcium light, with all
the other lights turned off, engaged in
a soliloquy. The assassin sat nearly
on a levet with him in the first bal-
cony, thirty feet distant, with a pistol
hid iu his sleeve, and in his left hand a
copy of the play,which he had evident.
ly been following with the purpose of
firing only at the right time. When
the first shot rang out there was dead
silence. Booth did not stir, but as the
seooud ploughed its way through the
board in the scenery, inoh thiok,Booth
quietly rose and weut towards the wing
a rusts being made for Gray, and 11:•
there seemed to be some doubt as to
which was, the man, Booth stepped out
and poiuted directly at'him, and saw
him taken into custody. 'There was a
wild uproar, and shouts of "throw him
Exeter's first walking mush came over," "hang him," "hitch him out of
off last Sunday evening. A young marl the wings." He was speedily hustled
walked out of a front yard, in front of off and locked up. Oa his person was
the father of a young lady who resided found the following letter :—
there. The old man waikei With a Chicago, April 22, 1870.
square -toed movement, and wore No. DEAR KATE, -Forgive these brief but
16 boots. The young man wore a sad horrible lines. I Ieft St. Loris on Mon-
aud perplexed expression of couuten=
duce. .No cards.
111euotti Garibaldi is going to lead
day eveuiug. The firm I was with
would not increase my salary, so I
made np my miud to return to Keokuk,
3,000 Italiaus into Australia this sum. but being a lover of fine acting. I came
mer, to e3tabliih a colony on the New } to Chicago to see Booth, 'but I was sad-
Guinea. cost. It is a Happy thought. s Iy mistaken. It would tate one yo
They can take their organs with them,
and the monkeys they can have for the
o',telling.• The only question ie, have
A. Gentle Hillt.
iu our btyle of climate, with its sudden
changes of terperatnre*raiu, wind and sun-
shine often intermingled in a single day, -it is
no wonder that otlr children, friends and rela-
tives are so frequently taken from us by no-
gleoted colds, half the deaths resulting direot-
lv from, this cause. A bottle of Bosohee's Ger-
man 8yrim kept about your home for immedi-
ate use will prevent serious sickness, a large
doctor's bill, and perhaps death,. by the use of
three or four doses. For curing Consumption,
Hemorrhages, 1'ueuutonia, Severe Coughs,
Croup, er,any disease of the Threat or Lungs,
its sueoess is simply 'wonderful,.as yonx drug
giat will.tell.you. Gerlatau Syaup is now sold
fu ovary town and village on this continent.
Sample, bottlesfor trial, l.0 cents ; regular size,
75 scuts.
AGENTS READ THIS
We will pay Agents a Salary of $100 per mouth
and oxpene;es, or allow a large ooutmissiou to sell
our new wad woaderful•iuveutlons, Wo moan what
toe say. Samule.free. A.laress,
SiiE111HAN & co., Marshall, Mich,
LEGAL
H. CADDY,
BARRISTER & ATTORNEY
At Law, Solicitor, &o. Ofiioe, Fanson's Block
Exeter,
I 1ARDING HARDING, & WHITE,
Bari:dors, Attorneys, Solicitors, Com-
siouors, B. B., &o.
tttstt'o-BOTTON'S Bnoax, Water treat, St
eirt ry's.
1 tinN is'.HARDIN0, E. W.i ARDING. H.A.L.Wami
`%- MoDIABMID, B.A.,.
a it LUSTER, NOTARY, CONVEYANCER
LUCAN,ONT.
lVl ESSRS. JONES ib MOSCRIP
1 Barristers, Attorneys -at -law, Solicitors
Chu hoary, Conveyancers, Commissioners inBlt.
a I,. eit'tariesPubiio, St, Marv's
C. S.JONNS.. W.0.iSTOCOBIP.
0. ,los-Huttou's B1oek,Waterst. Se Mary's
MEDIC M.
IIR. COWEN. OFFICE — MAIN Street. Exeter, upstairs, opposite Central
Hotel. Side entrance, ou the south -street lead-
igu to B. C. Church.
i.m Orders left at Kline's shoe store will receive
promnt attention. 40-ly.
DB. HUTCHINSON, Member of
the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario, &c., &c., Office next door to I. Darlings,
Main Street, Exeter,
n . HYNDiiA.N.—CORONER FOR
the County of Huron. UfFioe,next door to
4i -.I. Carling's store, Exeter.
T 1V. BtROWNING M. D., C. M.
ei • P. 8, Graduate VictoriaUniversity' Office
and residence, Dote mien Laboratory, Exeter.
constant acting to compote with La
reuco Barrett's "Richelieu." To-ni
he plays "Reichard 1." Katie, if I
the Natives of Guinea auy uickles or I to -night he will hill me or i hien.
street -car checks to pay for 'ze moosic?' I all Shakespeare's worke I find but
A Hard Lase.—A. Woodward Avetlue man to compete with Booth, aud t1
is Iago."1 My judgment ought to fo
tell me that siuce t call Booth "Iag
he could no more play ''Rioholi
than the devil could be an angel.
don't know abut to do. Every tim
write I prance the floor as tuoug
was playing "Hamlet." I ata sort.
emme here, for I think the hang
has a rope for me. Remember mo
0.MO01tE, M. D. 0. M.
Graduate of .tioGihlUniversity, efontrea]
nceefexe r Ont
1•1
draggiets: yesterday ptit up a prescrip-
tion bronght by nboy, and as he hand-
ed over the buttle the boy asked :—
"Did you. put any sugar in it ?" '•I
think not," was the reply. "Well,
then, I don't believe ma '11 touch a drop
of it. I got some medicine here 'tether
day and pa couldu't even hire her to
take it, 'eautle it wasn't sweet. Site's
party sick,but she's down on medicine." your mother aud dieter.—Yours ttu
"Well,how does your father manage ?" manic. GRAY,
lu reading this note the impress'
"He don't manage at all. Re tries to
hire mother, but you see she's too old
to carejor candy and peanuts, and too
youug to want spectacles or a sniff -box,
and there we are, you see. If them
ouion draughts ou her feat dou't do
any good, 'I'll bet I have a stepmother
'fore fall."
FAR WEST
Drunken Indians still disgrace the
streets of Selkirk.
Winnipeg is asking for more hotel ao-
o lmmodation.
Oxen were sold in Winnipeg last
week, at from $130 to $175 per pair.
A located claim of 100 scree, at Pem-
bina 'Mountain,
em-bina'Mountain, sold recently for $500.
1111•. a. Fair, of Brantford, arrived in
Wiunipeg last week with 165,000 ci-
gars;
The Hamilton colonization party
have arrived, and intend settliug et
Bird Tail Creek.
Blinding prl)spoots are bright in Win-
nipeg, and a large number of heelless
places are in course of erection.
The building at Point Douglas hav-
ing become ,toil small for the ueeds of
the Zion Church, branch of Grace
Church Society, a atrnoture will be
erected at a cost of f,2,000,
An itu icatifln' of the. effects of immi-
gt tion o.n property is found iu the fact
tlrfit,lots .in IRepid City ,whish sold fur
i5 last Rill, now sell n,t $50, and many Many of the mere advanced phys
1
would senlaiu that the writer was a
natio, but iu conversing with him,
he sat coolly and talked about the de
the almost irresistible conclusion
that be soled with a well consider
purpose. His story is that 11e belon
to Keokuk, and has been travelling 1
a St. Louis dry goods hoarse. Abo
three years ago Booth wronged 1
fe iend—whether lady or gentleman
does not state—and becoming cog!
zant of the wroug about two and a 11t
years ago, he determined to avenge
He only met Booth once since th
time, and that was on the streets
St. Louis and he was not prepared.
says be fired,direclly,at the tragedia
wonders gteatly how he missed hi
He regrets the failure more than
wonders at it.. He says he has aocol
plices, aud that Booth will yet si
fer. He came liiore for the purpose
killing Booth. Booth says he nev
heard of this man. He was not awe
that he had been fired at during .1
first excitement, and went behind th
screen to quietphis wife, who feared 1
•had been injured. The opinion gel
erally expressed by the attaches cf tl
theatre and by others who saw Gray,
that he is crazy. He fired two shot
snapped his pistol again, and was coil
ing it for the foul th triol when seiz
NBL
AC BACKSMLT'IISHOP
AT WIN Of11111iSRA'
W. BUONING HAM, late Of.
Exe ter, •h a s oommeuoed
bus inessiathe We'vebrano't
atWinohelsoa and is me-
wed to do all a :,,,.., kind ofltlaok
sntithingwork ._-.' Horse shoes
iugslperiellyabtel:uled to, Promptness, ohoi pness
avid good work gultrauteod, A °all solicited,
10•3m W, BUOEING13ASC.
Fashionable Dressmaking'
Dresses cut and made to order
---BY
MRS. G. ROSS,
Ma[n ireet, Exeter,
OVER THE POST OFFICE.
$50,000.00
Atattrtion. To °eminence on
Monday, Dec, 16, 1878
W. D. McGloughlin
of 130 Dundee street, London, will on the elbow°
date, offer his whole stock, amounting to over
:Fifty Thousand Dollars; at auction, anti coutinue
the sale every day at two o'olook in the after-
noon and at seven in the evening during the bal-
ance of the month, -from the lab to the WLst
of December
Tis is the largest and best stook that has evos.
been offered to the public at their own prices;
aud, as everybody knows, the goods tire of the
best irunufueture and every article will be war-
ranted the same as if bought in the ordin.ry way.
This is a rare °haueoto get fine gold rind silver
watches, gold jewelry, eiooks, plated warn and
faucy goods at your own prices, Pornaps never
again will such an opportunity oecur, Strome
yourUhristmas and New Year's presents ut this
sale. Save your money for this auction -and
nate ° roney.
W. D. lttoGLOUGHLIN,
Dundas street. London.
AT THE
Standard Sash Door a Blind
FACTORY,
is constantly kept on hand, all kinds of buildin0
material. blearing hard and soft, Siding Mould
rigs &o., sold oheau. Planing Jiggiug and Turning
promptly attended to.:
BUILDINGS CON'TRACT'ED FOR,
and satisfaction guaranteed. As we have of
band a large stook of dry lumber, we feel sure CM
satisfying those who may give us a call.
ROSS BROS. & TAYLOR
sy
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the inestimeee --uths cote
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TH ' ELFSELF-PRESESt TION
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Nervous and Physical Debilit ; and the endless
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in America, to whorl was awarded it gold and jaw.
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them yretl,•ularr/ly iin their practice.
2"'t'Y t et' [ri'L.f, /ii, 1 N.I1tt., Mai/ 28th, .1877.
Dr. Fe. .V.. Plzen; Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear Sir—For it long tinge I suffer
with catarrh. I finally' called in
Zachary of this [place. Ile furnish
me with your nasal Douche. Seat;
O.ctarrh Remedy, and. your Gold
Medical Discovery. These reined'
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Yours truly,
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A ateartl floating dredge, swill be usedh)111++,Sill'„ lillr(ll k:b Ht ,j741 at Arrnstrong`s
I'Iriilt, tits the ' Aseiulhoine riy+er, tins
! IlY 1•lneV, Whiffle LUar'e are litre Thula.
li of this material. '.
little daughter of Mr: tl i lir 'Arm-
str•rug, of Olinton, Ont., toll ;into the
aider at Point Douglas one ciity,=least week,
and bat for the assltts,noe= l±i t by , a
se9,en-year-Std' eenlileeA,'IC *'build, un -
of 1161,01y heat been fliroak
1'i11r, Jamas %%enol, a resider f of Win
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We also niter a Trial of our Wrought Iroi
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Fl
AVE YOULOST THE SENSE OF
TASTle 011 SMELL ?If so, itrnay bo from
the Deimosx of the Nth century, (' '0uutli. Tiia
CONsTiTIITinroAL CATARItII Its sno,Y Will restore
you to oujoyalxlo health. It not only cures Ca-
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Price 41 per Pottle. FM sale by n11 ci;uggists and
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Cl)NSTI'I'UTIONAL 0ATP11RH REMEDY!
The only certain, safe, and effectual cure for
Catt 1•rh, builds up the aystclu cell tiros ell other
diseases at the Sadie time. Asthma., Rete Oui4,
flay Fever, Nervous Debility, all loave t,lgether
when the Coustitututione1 Catarrh Remedy; is
Mime as directed. Price fel per bottle. For sale
by all druggists and elediciue dealers.
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inceFits • Mengel ami Physical Iueapacity, &a. -
BY ROBERT J. CULVE:1R WELL, A1. D., author of
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The woad ceuowned author in this admirable
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iy its great and thorough since-pnrlfijne - per-
. •s. Dr. 1 ieree's Omer% Vrdt.•ttI ,),seer • •1'eS
all Humores 0nn1 the wort Serufule to a : .nen
Rloteb, Pimple, OV Eruption Mt t t w t ti t,,et'as",
Mineral 1'olsen<, awl their t eel-. are eradicated,
and vlgornns h' alt b :rel a sound Con. ttthtt. n estah-
ilshrd. Eryslpcla•, Ee1t-rbeuit, Pere, Sores Scaly
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Mood, are count torts by I ltO powcrt;tl, peril', erg, and
invigorating mei deltic.
Especially Imo it manifested its potency In cnrint
Tetter, Ha.e Mob, Be'.la, ibtrbane/so, Cora Eyes.
Scrofulous Sores and Swellings, %Cit:to Swelling+.
Goitre or Thick Neck,an,1 Enlarged Glan,:s.
1f yon +bel dull, drowsy, uolaht:ile d, have sallow
color of stir, or yellowish -brown spats on S,ce or
body, frequent headache or dizziness; ball taste in
mouth, internal heat or chills alternated with lint
flushes. low spirits, and gloomy forebotlinas, irregular
appetite, 1104 longue coated. yon my sufbrhtg from.
Torpid idvcr, or "EIllouanot." In ninny cases of
'Liver Complaints, only part of these symptoms are
experlenrrd. As a remedy fur 1111i melt cases, Dr.
Pierces Walden Medical Discovery has no canal, as
It effects perfect and r:eltcai curve.
In the Cure of fronehltls. Severn Coughs and the
.0
early stages of Co,tmotiec, It has astonished the
int:Meal ,amity, and eminent 1,hyslchms pronounce
It the greatest medical discovery of the age. While
It cures the severest Coughs. It strengthensthesystem
and /shrines the blood. Sold by druggists.
and Invallidds'Hottl'Bulftalo,l]\-t. T ovula Dispenser:
le A
slozrE
PELLETS.` wet'•
lltetS
i.:
THE CATHrtg.T1G
No use of taking the large, repulstvc, nanseonspill5,
composed of cheap, envie, add bulky ingredients.
These Pellets are seamanlylargor than muetard soad
Tieing entirely vegetable, no particular care is f5'
quirocl white using them. They operate without die.,
turbot= to the constitution diet or occupation.
For Jaundice, headache, Constipation, 1mpa t
Blood, rain In tete Shoulders, Tlghtneos of' the Chest,
Dizziness, Ses, Eructations from the Stomach, Bs„8
Taste in the Mouth. Dilloua attach. fain In region
orogldne4s, Interna) ]fever, floated fceibtg about
Stomnrh, hrsh or flood to Ilcad, +alit lir. ?levee'.
Pleasant Purgative Pallets. In explanation of tht
remedial power of these Puriratlte Pellets over ec
great a variety of diseases, It may ho - mist that the%
u
action upon the aolmul economy is httveraal, not a
slender ti•.uo cocapiner their putstative impress. Agt'
does not Impair tete properties of those tlarfa
They are sugar-coated and 1n1leeed in Blies bottles
their virtues being thereby pro crud unimpairedL t
soy length of tante, In any tilt hitt, sn that they net
always fresh and reliable. T1118 is not the ease wit:
pills put up in cheap wooden or pnstebotis P+dares
Icor all diseases where- a Laxative. Alterative, (•t
Purgative, is Indicated, these little Policia will gent
tete inose ppertbet eatlstaction. Bolts kvdra:,rgtsts.
11. V. PIL1t4E,50.1).. PItOl'n yr or d's LlaI 'mark
and Ltvallda' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. tv
AiEl
i' i
SYMPTOMS. -Frequent head -
RCN,
sometimes profuse, watery; deet
mucous, purulent, offensive, 0i
In others, a dryness, dry, watery, weak, or Infumte
eyes, stepping up, or obstruction, of the nasal pas•
sages, ringing in ears deal'ne re, hawking and cough.
1n to Oiler the emetic.utceratlon8,sethe front ulet. aa,
Voce altered utsal twaop, oacnstve been t, hupalyde
or tette deprivation of sense or smell awl taste, dee
alness, mental deprtseslon lase of tcppetlte, hr.ltrts-
Coe, enlarged tonsils, tickling cough, etc. Onle 8
few of these symptoms are nicety to be present fu tine
0x80 at due tile.
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH( RElrr7LDY .
produces radical cures of tete worst Caere of Catarrh,
no matter of how long stamen”, The liquid reeved
linty bo ennlfed or bettor applied by (ho use, of 1)r
f'Ittttou's Douche. • This is the only form 'of enstru
meet yet Invented with which Mild inrdicluetoe rq.
(ferried Itiart (11.nlad rldttt,ECTLY ArPL1!I) to ttI:
buts of the affected nasal messages, u.4' the theist.
bars or etirlllts eotnmmdeating there +thele. whirl
soros and tile.,% ,meh5fl Il ex,e.tt, end' from whiter.
the catarrhal al sclinlr°e.gtnrlally0► Ctr iI. itt ass
le piaisaut tad .iaeify undet5ttootl )c direct+
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