The Exeter Times, 1879-5-1, Page 7MMt%1., ,1879
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AN INDUSTRIOUS 73EE,
The misfortunes of a pian are too of-
ten the subjects of ridicule by leis
friends. For all iuetathce of this we
note the following, Gov, cliucks,of the
Milwaukee Netiuual Military Aiiyluin,
is anxious to break ut the practice of
using bis grounds for picnic purposes..
To do this more offeotuelty, he distri-
buted through these ground hives of
bees. A party,'oblivi')us of bees, was
out there mid enjoying itself. Bat wo
will lot the reporter telt the story of his
•
Own words :
Well, Sevoranoe of the bend was sit-
ting oil the ground dissecting a eared-
wick and wondering what was in the
bottle that was looking over the edge
of tintbasket, when snddonly he felt
somehing creselit.g up the inside of his
trewsers. He is not as dezn ,nstretive
as sotne,bnt as he looked ,'.t tlio strange
woman opposite his mind wandered to
his tronseve, and the expression ou Lis
face was one of anxiety. ile was cairn,
to all outward appearance, but within
him there waa a vogue louping to know
the nature of the beast. It kept ou
crawling.
Severance is not wealthy, but he
zrould have given his note if he eonld
have known the species of bug thwt
was going up him with' so deliberate
and business Eike a twat, Ile Item it
was nut au ant,becanse it watt not small
enough, and it was not big enongh for
a Ileo, though when it stopped and
scratched with its hied feet he thought
ie very much resembled a hen.
Mr. Severance was benotning nervous'
He wouldn't begrudge a poor bug the
right cf way along his shin, but when
is went too for hie mcunood was arous-
ed. Ile thought,, "here I atn allowing
tin it t to trifle with my feelings and
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oven as though he heel the luck jaw.
He felt as though a be r of rail road iron
had been shot through his leg out ore
cannon. The woman looked at Mini
scared, the strange woman particularly
whispering to a cotnpa"ion that he was
evidently in the last stages.
He was about to excuse himself, to
go and see a Man, when the strange
woman also jumped up, grabbed .tier
skirts and shook there, ran around a
tree,•aud said,"Got ont," started across
the road ou a run, and went np to one
of the houses. It was a suppo;tible
case that there were just bees enough
for two.
When she went away Severance went
np behind the cook-lionse and investi-
gated the matter, and Torn Williams
said he kieked something lute the
grotu d with his boot heel and jam! ed
on it eight or nine times. During the
dance that oconrred in the afternoon
there tvaa one viohu player that played
with great animation, unci a strange
woman dewed as though she was hired
to.
WHY FLOWERS TURN TO THE
SUN.
Wiesner has presented to the Vienna
Academy a monograph upon heliotrop-
ism and gec:tropistn in plauts. After a
Nieto ;cal sketch, the author treats of
the influence of li ht on heliotropism,
and shows that with decreasing inten-
sity of light the strength of heliotropic
effect increases to a certain point, and
beyond this point decreases. The low-
er limit of light intensity coincides with
the lower lirnit of heliotropic effect for
the stoppage of growth in leugth,'while
the upper limit does not coincide, , or
only cccasionally coincides, with the
upper limit of heliotropic effect for
growth in length. In the case .of very
sensitive heliotropic plants, the upper
limit of light intensity for stoppage of
growth in' length lies higher, and in
Tess sensitive plants•lower, than the up-
per limit for growth in length, He
next considers the relation between the
refrangibility of rays and their helio,
tropic effect, and shows that portions
of very eeneitive haliotropie plants, as
Viola sativa, curve in all lights, oven
in the ultra -red and ultra -violet, except
the yellow. Experiments.on the joint
action of hellotropiem end geotropism
are next described, and the author con-
cludes that the phenomenon of hello -
troilism is due to unequal growth upon
unequally lighted sides of the plant.
AN AttKA.N.SAS COW, t
,judge Grant was in Little Rook, Ar-
kansas, in attendance at the United
States Court, One Morning be saw a
farmer, with a slouch hat, and a gen.
cline butternut snit, • trying to sell a
cow iu the Parket there. It was a.
large, long.horned animal, and the
plauter was informing a roan that the
cow would give four quarts of milk a
day if fed well,
Up stepped the Judge. "What did
you ask for ties cow ?"
"About $30. She'll give five quarts
of milk a day if you feed' her well ;" re-
plied the planter, and he proceeded to
describe her good qualities.
Said the Judge : "I have cows on
ley farm, not meth more than half as
big ae your caw, which give twenty to
twenty-five quarts of milk a dry,"
The planter eyed the judge sharply
for a moment, as if trying to remember
whether he had ever eeen him before or
not, tout th.ni asked, "Where do you
lire, stranger?"
"My home is in Iowa,"
"Yes, stranger, I don't dispute it.
There was heaps of sogers from lowa
clown hero during the war, and, stran-
ger, they Was She till-fhredst fibbers in
the whole Yankee 'army. 11I ibbe you
most be an officer in some of then] re-
giments ?"
The judge slid for the court house,
THE VALUE OF EDUCATION.
Jake was heard calling across the
fence to a neighbor's son, a colored
youth, who goes to school at the Atlitu-
ta Colored University :
-'Look hyar, buy, you goes ter school,
don't yer ?"
"Yes, sir," replied the boy,
'•Ge.tin' :dd r '. sun • 'aver
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There is a good deal of "Nature" in
Sam Slick's de.cription of a country
chniclh in Ms day. Sam says :—Now
that's the case with these country con-
gregations, we know where. The wo-
men and the old targe folk are inside;
the young wild hove and untamed men
foils are on the fences, pubiide, a settin'
on the top rail, a speculatiu' on times,
or marriages, or markets, or whatuot,
nr s welkin' round and studyin' .hoss
flesh, or a talltln' of Ithe swap to be
completed of a Monday, or a leaden' off
the two bosses on thesly of the old dea-
cou s taliin' a a lick ou a half mile ort a
by road, right slap ahead, and ewearin'
the hostel had got loose, and they was
a fetcbin' of them back.
"Whose side-saddle is this ?"
"Slim Sal Dowdio's.
"Shift it to the deaoun's• beast, and
put his unto her'n, and tie the two crit -
ors together by the tail. This is old
Mother Pitcher's waeou; her buss kicks
like a grasshopper. Lengthen the
breechin', and when aunty starts, he'll
make all fly agiu into shavin's, like a
plane. Who is that a corrin' along
full split there on horseback ?"
"It's old Booby's son, Torn. We'li
it's the old man's shaft lines ; call out
whoa! and he'll stop shop, and ]titch
Tom richt over liis head on the broad
of his back, whop."
"Tim Fish and Ned Pike, come scale
no here with us bnys on the fence."
The weight is too great ; itway goes the
fence, and away goes the boys, all $yin';
legs, arms, flats, poles, stakes, whiles,
and all, with an awful crash and awful
shot; and away goes two or three bosses
that have broken their bridles, and off
home link wink.
Out comes Elder Sourerout. "Them
as won't come in had better stay to
home," said he, And when he hears
that them as are in bad better stay in
when they be there, he takes the hint
and goes buck agin. "Corrie buys, let's
go to Block Stump Swamp and search
for honey. We shall be back in time
to walk ]loose with the gals from night
tueo'iu', by airly caudle -light. Let's
go."
.mw.
trlcroltt. ETPOPROSPHITES extends its inftti-
once into every part of the human organism,
commencing from. the foundation, correcting
diseased aotion, and restoring vital powers,
creating a healthy formation and purification
of the blood, driving out disease, and leaving
Mature to perform its allotted part. It is the
finest nervine remedy known, and the greatest
brain and blood food in the world. For sale
Mr. 0, Let; lExator.
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' [ T IS NO laomB.A ST
Truth : Concerns You More Than Counterfeit,
Therefore, read, ppurahase, and enjoy its bargains. When I amyl manufacture my own furniture I
am prepared with zi yroof-sheet that the people eau inspect Many time by pulling at my Ware
rooms where, they will see a superb die Play of
Furniture inAll Its Branches
tit
manufactured by myself and my combined artistic skill, with good workmanship. Ida/ sore not
iusatistyingvie people with a.clasa of Fivn'ituro brat cannot be equalled'for quality or price in
Exeter, all blowing to the contrary, notwithstanding..
WHEN YOU WANT 4NY FURNITUR GIVE J. BRAWN A CAI..
Corner of Main and Gidley's Street, Exeter.
C. & S. GIDLEY
'Undertaker and
WOULD SAY TO
those who intend
purchasing to do so from
the 'manufacturer. The
dealer who buys to , sell
again ]Must necessarily.
have a profit. We maim
to give the purchasers the
benefit, which cannot fail
to meet the views of the
Grangers. Our cr Pones
are less titan tbose of city
manu'aeturers eon seq.,eut-
ly wo can sellcheaper.
Mil njturo .Manutaaurers
Emblems of .all the Different
�7CT E WOULD
call speoialattontion
to our undertaking depart
ment,whioh is more corn
plots than ever, as we have
dded] overal now designs
1 of ate Tho bosh coihlns,.
caskets shroucds,and every
'lineral requisite at the
lowestprices. Our new
Hearse is pronounced by
competent judges to be
second to uore in the
provinces
Societies.
THE NATIONAL OLICY
Having triumphed at the polls,
ISAAC C A 'LI 'T
Is prepared to give all his customers the bet eats that will aeeruo from its adoption, and has on
hand alarge stook of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines ansa
Liquors, Crockery, Etc.,
his Store, Main Street, Exeter, which will be sold at
:Which will be sold at prices unheard of under Free Trade.
::farmers of the surrounding country will find it to their ad-
vantage to sell their produce without paying market
fees, on the Exeter xnarket,which is second
to none in the west, and then
call at the store of the subscriber and
eche Immense
argai s
Se to be had in Overooating, Full -cloths, Broad -cloth
Doe skins, Silks, Winceys, Delaines, and every tning
needed in the Dry Goods line. The Grocery
Department very Complete. An inspection invited
o trouble to show goods ISAAC CARLING.
Our : a for the t io n
OF THE
Piet .. o and Sewing IVIachine
ryry m 'i
L4W rY,,
.16ttni's �f;�
I ei let
Ili I ,"°muni" '+
IIs I INh Ilt1
117HE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
1 Silverware, China and Delf ever seen in
the West, at
E. DREW B ST011.E.
Mr. Drew has just received an excellent stock of
Silver Tea Setts,Butter Coolers,Doubio and Single
Pickle Cruets, Cake Baskets, Card Receivers, Com-
m union Setts, ete.,of the Beet Quadruple and Triple
Plate, and is offering the same atprices that would
ASTONIS}L YOU FOR CHEAPNESS!
He has just opened out a new and complete as-
sortment of China, Glass and Stonewares. A
large stook of Lam psjust arrived. Call and satisfy
yourself as to quality and cheapness. Come and
try our instrumento. Music Teacher still on
laud. Services at lowest figures.
Special attention calledto the Raymond Sewing
Jachine. Organs and Pianos unsurtassettfur
beauty of design, and quality of tone.
E. DREW.
'1 JUST ,RECEIVE+'D AT THE
EXETER GROCERY
AND LIQUOR STORE,
A LARGE STOCK OF
GREEN, JAPAN,
YOUNG HYSON
and BLAGI{ TEAS,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, DRIED APPLES,
CANED FRUIT,
SARDINES,
LOBSTERS,
SALMON,
RITTER SAUCE AND Z'ICicri1.i , I1r ANDIES, GINS, W� XN] AND SY1tUI's, IiYE„ 1C/kW,
$ 0H, IRISH AND COIL MON W}IISKIES, 1 O.BA.000S AND CIGARS,
Wholesale and Retail',
MAC ^{}--�;�
G. A. MAC E
Main Strcet,Exotcr.
Sales/x.1.e .'Wqxktei
To welltJurseny Stookifrote our
CANADIAN ITYRSEIIIES,
situated atFrenthill, Welland Co., Ont, Energetic
reliable nett obtainood wages and stead�y,v em-
ployment, Apply, ,eying references, to ewONn
WELLINGTON,
eb i O50profits on 20 days investmeiw, of(tt nn
Wt4 vis in Western'iJnlon, March 4. W
of oportloo20 returnseleryweekonStool options,
$00, $100, $1500.
Ofiioial Repgorts au I Circulars free, Address,
T, POTTER WRIGHT & CO., Bankers, 35 Wall
St N.Y.
Wented], Olaf $75ALEt At/
for each State, Sal-
ary from $,75 to,.�iCKh
er month and ex-
penses, ittemreneos required. IIA )31 LLE AIFQ
CO,, 09 Clarit Street, Chicago.
A DAY to Agents canvassing for Tho . .
klltTJ`SIDF VISITOR ;sans and Out -
at Free, Address P. 0, VICKEIR.Y,
Augusta, Maine,
2OPare not
are and Beautiful chrome cares, with e
lOc., postpaid. Geo. I. ItaEn & oo, tvassau, t,q.
Fancy Cards, Ohromo, Snowflake, fire., no'2
alike, with nauie, LOo, J. lt2inkier & Co„ Nas-
sau, N, Y.
40Snowflake, &e., or 20 transparent cards with
nante loo L. Jones & Co,. hatisau, R. Y,.
VOCARDS, Chrome, Gold Border, &c.,• 10o., or 50
Laee Cards, luo.,J. B, I3L:b2LD, Nassau,
dt77amonth,and etcpeilsosgtlurantoedtoagents
ww / // outdr free. Sns W cC Co, Angasta, Maine.
,IST OF NEWSPAPERS with advertisingrates
Su0 page•s,10o. G. 1'. BOWELL & CO„ N Y.
Lxeter N orth
FLOUR and GRIST MILL,
Being in good working order gives every accent
dation possible in gristi,.g and flouring. klon
and .mill fend delivered to palms leaving the
orders before t ne o'clock at J. BILL'S Bakery,
,.O'13YRN E & CO'S, or at mil same day
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TERMS
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W PITWIC
EXETER 1» 0.
NEW MACHINE SHOP.
William lEitching
Wishes to inform the public that he is bette
prepared torepair all kinds of
Sewing Nlacllines, Watches
Clocks, Gluns, &o., than any
other person in the country, as
his charges are moderate, and
he guarantees to give Satisfac-
tion.
MAIrl'I STREET, EXETER.
GRAY'S SPECIr C MEDICINE.
TRADE MAR K.RTheme tEnglishTRADE MARK,
uan ]Serail
ti •, ing curere for Semi- " •.
nal Weakness,
Sitermatorrhoa,
Irepotenoy, atid'all
Diseases that fol-
low as a sequence
of ,•., as
loss Self
of abuse,
h einory,
BeforeTaldngtude,Pain in the ALassa-r Taking
Back, Dimness of vision, Premature old age, and
many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption and at Premature grave,l�d-Fudt
particulars in our pamphlet, which we desire to
send free by mail to every one. N.The Specific
Medicine is solclby all druggists at ?1 per package
or six packages tor $5, or will be sent bymail on
receipt of the money by addressing
THE GRAY1iFmICINE
WINDSOR, ONT., CANADA,
R'Sold in Exeter by all druggists, and every-
where in Canada and tho'OnitedSStates hy whole-
sale and retail druggists.
Ship Grocery.
TEA : TEA $ TEA!
TRY MY 75 ct. TEA I
TRY 'MY 50 et. TEA ! !
Every satisfaction.
SUGARS, COFFEES,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, CANDIED PEEL.
OYSTERS. GRANGES. LEMONS..
TOBACCOES, CHOICE CIGARS.
Goods delivered to all p irts of the Village.
Agent for
Great Western Sts'fip Co.
New York to Bristol.
CAFT It,w�',d,t PW
Christmas Comes but
once a year—but some-
body's Birthday every
day, and a present is al-
ways acceptable.
—:o o:
Remainder
OF 0 : n FANCY GOODS
TO BE SOLD
C1iEAP
NOW IS TIWIII TO BUY AT THE
Dominion Laboratory,
EXETER,