The Exeter Times, 1879-10-23, Page 2FEVER AND AGUE had passed. he had eaten four and one-
balf, the weight of which was zlot 1e3
It will be useful for poor people and Onto fifty-five petunia, and would lave
1*bople in the country, 'away from, drug
6teres ancliduetore, to know, on the au-
thority of 1) . "Detail, the 'botanic doe -
tor, that t► strong itifUeion of yar-
row (white tan:'y) and bane -set is a
good substitlate for (iuizline iu fever and
ague, or other =anxious coo plaints.
The plants should be gathered when to
Rower, aud tl double handful of eaotl
steeped iu a, gaart. of .boiling water and
drunk freely three tar• four: tires a day.
The uretleriptiuu wt1<e mem by .Dumi-
uie Van Stt,suu, to w:eil-known rui:ssion-
eaters the beltence, wheu mages beoarne
satisfied, plaid for the melons, told.
Reid that he could quit, and told tha
erowa standing by to lwlp eat what re.
nlaiued, whet! it was consumed inless
time than it hakes to tell IL-- [E);,
A TEXAN ABROAD.
A Texas gentleman nauseas Gt'eesol-
maun stopped last eight at a Spruce
street hotel, and before morning made
himself the most iutereeIing guest iu
may to (Thine, for thirty years, wlio the estnbiiihlneut. The waiter, who
studied ule(lieinta, and the Propel tree of 4114)(1 11413 ao bed, asked hiin if 11e
herbs before going nut, as meet valuable knew how to turn off the gas, and :he
for llseftilnose 1►ruing the poor. Though I said be finessed !le knew wllrt he was
not foul of ttgattokerv" in any shape, about. A couple of hours liter the
odor of gas pervaded the entire house,
and was trim(' to his room. A call
was orale, but ee told the waiter to go
away oe there would be trouble. It be-
oarne apparent the guest had blown
out his gaslight, aud frequent and more
vigorous calla were made. The guest
hell the fort, however, aud, despite the
warnings that he would be smothered
to death and be would blow up the
house, declined to open the door, aud
told applicants to retire. Finally be
began shooting pat the door, and for
ab'tut tea minuted kept np tt fasilade,
firing fourteen bullets in all, many of
which passed through the door, and
others lodged in the walls. A squad
of pollee finally forced an entrance aud
at immieteut risk captured the M-
'Miw. It was thou ascertained he had
$50 in 'his possession, and could not
smell good. As he got no ('dor of the
teas, he imagined the waiters were all
burglars, trying to gat in aud rob him,
and hence his eot:duct.
obet)rvetltns of the effects of this medi-
cine in curt tteracting debility aud um -
mer Comt'laiute among elderly people
has led tie to a tliucere respect for the
Inissiuuitry'8 experience, aud T shill
risk a smile t'ilr reoommending herb
tons, knowing the use such homely
wisdom it to new settlers and those to
whom quinine, even with the tax r'e•
moved, is an expensive item. The
small miseries of life snake a sum so
truly formidable that uo ane who • has
proved remedies for thein is excused
frorn giving others the Puma—New
York Sun.
COLD WATER UPON TI -IE HEAT-
ED BODY,
In order to exemplify how drinking
cold water when the frame is heated
acts apoa the skin aud system, instead
of merely eheeking prespiratiou, a eor-
redpondeett says :—A. youug man wheu
greatly heated sat clown and called to a
servant to bring him a pitehor of cold
water just drawn from the well. Of
this, as soon as he had recovered his
breath, he drank a large quantity at
once. His head sucdeuly tell upun his
seonlder, and he bent forward his
couutenanee became pale, aud in a few
msrnents he diad.. Now, it is evident
that arrest of prespiratiou could have
nothing to da with the fatal event . mines that have been laid fur the par
this was far too sudden for such au ag- poo of destroying the truops en route
suss to b,ve lnlervenell} and it I3 for tor the capital. He has spscial advices,
this reason that I have selected it, as
showing conelasivcly.tllat tiie more se-
tore form of action, which can be con-
ceived to result from the prespiratiou
beiug thus checked, takes place, not
through shutting up the pores of the
skin, but by the violent impression
mads upon the part with which the
cold liquid comes in contact, and most
probably iu the follod'iug manner :.--
Herd exercise tends to raise the heart's
srution--at filet with whieli all bat the
most inobserving are familiar—aud
whatever does this attracts a propor-
tionate amount of vital power to the
part in motion. The longer thea is
confit;nod, the greater strain on the
iyttom, and wheu, in addition to this,
a new disturbrcgcause appears, like
that of oold water suddenly prectpitat-
ed into the stclnach, such an it creare(1
withdrawal of power takes place from its
natn al seats in the vital organs that
enough is not left iu thein to early on
the functions of life, and fatal syncope
ensues.
It,USSIA AND EWGZAYzD.
ABGDAN$1 ACTING UNDER DISGUISED IIUS913AN
OFFICERS.—UNSEEN PE ILS APE11E-
IIE\DIsD.
London, Oot. 12.—A despatch from
Simla states that (+en. Roberts is ad-
vancing caution -sty toward Cabul. and
taking especial precautions against
THE CHA. PION EATER,.
On last Saturday evening Mr. A. L..
Reid, of this county, stepped into the
drag store of Jackson, Sr, See, of this
place, -in which there were asix water-
melons, all (combined) weighing about
seventy-five pounds, aucl said ifanybody
would 'pay fur thoui he would bit dewu
and not get up until he had eaten tire;
last Prloutbfal of them. Our Sheriff,
Mr. Henry Magee,' incredulous as to
itir.:Rein's renrrrks, said . that if he •
titeid) would sit &rwn and swallow
them all before lie gob up, •he (Magee)
s'ou'.dpay :tor them,. ►then tt£r. Woe.
J.icksen, who was present, said, that if '
Reid did :not eat them necorc1 ng to
Magee'c requert he (Jackson), would
pay far them. 'Reid then took his seat
and to show begat in rarnest. The
first one 'he ato weighed eighteen
po rnd:+; the next ore fitteert; and after
be hal eaten tinkle • two, hie appetite
soe.nod L, lie as sil'trp a -i it w•ae b:fore
ho'had eaten one bite. i£o tllon con-
ietvied tis t tnoro, and, before au hour
by means of spies bbat have been sent
out in advance, that the Alghans, un•
der the private iubtrueticu of dr,guieed
ltnssistu officers, and supplied with
material stud machinery by Russia, have
adopted this mode of warfare to pre-
vent further encroachments upon their
territory by the ftitish. Apprehens-
ion is felt, in spite of all precautions
that may be taken by the ofiloere corn-
maediug the advancing colnmu, that
the artery rutty be seriously damaged by
this means, if even its clear ,approach to
to the gates of Cabral is not effectually
prerouted. The character of the
ground over which the troops will be
obliged to pass is particularly favorable
to the placing and operation of explos-
ives. Perils of this kind was counted
tepee at the opening of the campaign,
owiug to persistent underrating by the
home Gueernment of Ittalstiau practical
Interference in the defence of Cebu].
•Tho India Orrice is slowly waking up to
the feet that the present stru.,lgie in
Afghanistan is possibly tLe germ of
war with 1'tussia, all developtneuts go-
ing show .hat that power does nob pro-
pos:e to allow' (ireat Britain to occupy
en -y territory north of the old boundary
tvith;.ut armed opposition.
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SPECULATION.
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THE TIMES Oo^rola] 1r 23, 1879
Furniture and Undertakine. 'DO NQ11BEAD
S. P'AUI:13AI1 N has on lsaud at Hernial/. es large
ankles handsome a stook of PU1.tNiTUltbl as eau he
found in aulr establishment in Huron, all of which he
IS PREPARED TO SELL QHEAP I
UNDERTAKING iN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Ravius procured a handsaw() hearse, he is prepared
to atitoud to UtiDERT'A IN(t,
Qn the Most Rsisonoble Terms,
tnaoinicotion with the Undertaking l3usioess, he uses the Anti Septic Emits. wrlieh preserves
the body tial destroys cllbffensivo odors, and prevents eozitagien arising from dread bodies. A Cali.
respeetfullr solicited,
...,,.....pro...1•,... ,.,<>.orop,,,. rour.,,oarroe
S'. rS"i AoA1:R °..ti% iml,'`4r 'tl9i"'1. :
TFIE —
EXETER
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n'�� NATI
:ravingit received a lot of new nlnolduery,
.: '1
woad informs the farmers of the sur,
euundiltgg cantata that lam prepared to n1anu-
•feeturc til) kinds of Horse ),lane's, ilas'loy
I orl:s, (+rain Grfadles, Suaitlls, e(44. and' leaving
Roused the sorvioes of a 'first-class Turner, I.
am prepared, to do
ALL KIND El 01? TURNING
on the shortest notice, end for style and price
1 defy cenipttitien, Aleuys o11 hand a first-
class stook of Vet.]: 5111 .;Hovel italidlu . 111i4
half a mile south of Exeter.
A. COTTF Lrr.
1.IAY MN? 'INDUCE"),
Tinv1Lt; uittr d to tu\ It 1, t t tad In'o-
DUr(1 a 1n'1..0 ( 1.00.1 t ,1 ate. l • laps, I
EDI lrepnrea 11,J (.nurt al
Superior to any tootory In the Coal;
al;
aud at prices that cif, eV t.:t;a 1 n. lis d
C:atert,r; ('dg an the s', it1.-,t t, „ .
11t•fure purcluu3Eg call a ',taw t. t 1`vItip a'orku
• t Shop 1(•rtnnxte n;ii .n:n7-1.1. eS Exeter
? r,caolifrln Dt.nu1 111. t J .
All kinds or pribtiun done neatly cheaply and with dispatch..
Order you work where you can get it done the cheapest.
Since the creation, it is estimated The
that 27'000,000,000,000,000 have lived
Inc the earth. This sum divided by 27, ,
' 844,000 the tinnlber of square mini®.
give 1,814,522,08Q:to-a square rod and
5 to a square foot. Suppers tl.lat a
square rid be divided into 11 graves,
mall grave would contain 100. persons.
But this is spe0ultttiou. and of uo
tit to the 1.000,000,000 people that
now exist, 500,000,000.of whom are in-
valids, 83,000,000 dying eaell year.
. What they most want aro the tincts cou-
ceruing.Dr. Pietce'e Family Medicines.
For years his (}olden Medical Disovery
hits been the standard remedy for the
CUM of till ,se ofulons, throat, a 11 Itiug
diseases. While for over a quarter of
0 century, Dr. Sage's Cmarrh Remedy
hay been unrivalled as a positive once
for catarrh. '1'he testimony of thou-
salsas of ladies has been p,ub;Ithed,
certifyi.t,g that Ds'. Pierce's Favorite
i'1'eeeriptinn positively cares the do-
',.ertt;el5 and weakness peculiar to woman. ,
L''tn' full inrfumalilrI esee the People's
Gutn,nou Sense At.lviaor,en illustrated
tvui k of 1 fel' 900 tn)g1's,ipri(t((post-wad):.
$1,50. Over 100,000 levies sead, Ad.
dress theauthor, et. V, Pierce M.
B offal'', N. 1 r' r• . ' ..
C o o r,ed Work
a -gip', ryy-,,,I;..Tu ., a .t
Speciallw
TIMES OFFICE. has. excellent facilities far turning ont
CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
POSTERS,;
CIRCULARS.
S .»@bCta'n't7Ak`a
SI :10.; (. r rinC-
li 1, 1•, 110. A
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card
w eh. of
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nowilte •s for
t‘ital ^155511„
1:7: rr:•,; ipt of
d.0,•,
ALEX xUNTI & 00., 1~ 4115''1
Sole ae ,t't 1.11 c: i•1r.ln.
uA 1 e1: V1sers aad:insae
Geo. ,� P. .ova?u� i a's
Newanapor Advertising Doreen t ,f1 .eo qt,
Now York, can 1t t •r the o t;•h cost of S pro-
posed liuo of ADV CIITiSINS In Int ie:,•, :(ews-
papel's.
. t ~" 100-p ,l;a Pexut.b1et,
tqq Pf►f'1 flllrnhtn nn 1tn,7n .'s 1tt•,t:,t:u: 1, "O' l 11"
tAd aJl� .1--OJ1i,+int itet�nrts '`•n,+.- — , l,lld
Proportional r(:fU1' 0- (V,1\ :k:el;, t" '-:tu•
of A211 - '„1 - .."1'h)..'uuvea,
T.POTTLy
It wID111' R•').. ai:.ai(r3,t30 Watt
St 'd' Y
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FyPgait nth,an(1 os-orm so!, nit:•rntat rnr1 t(+7gen Is
t '.(/ oitntfree. S:r.tw.1 r•ct..1`t_%,tvt:i,?`.tine.
e7r2W,
ri:: �h
1• t^..,;t rid l e,oe 1'.en +••1 „ s
gnat
D. n. ' :^kers
By an immense _practice at the World s Dismal
vary and Inv allds' Hotel, having treated many hoe
sand eases of those diseases peculiar to woman, I
have been enabled to prrfbct a most potent and posi-
tive remedy for these diseases.
To designate this natural specific, I have named It
Or. Pierce1s Favorite Prescription
The term, however, is but a feeble expression or,
tiny high appreciation of its value, based upon per.
.tonal observation. I have. while witnessing its posi- •
live results In the special diseases incident to the
organism of woman, singled it out as the climax or
enowni,,g stem or my medical careen On its merits.
us a positive, safe, unit effectual remedy for this class
of diseases, 5111 one that will, at all thues and under
ell circumstances, act kindly, I am willing to stake
env reputntlon as a physician: and no conlidentmn
I that It will not disappoint the must sanguine ex.,
pectations of a single Invalid lady who uses it focally
of the ailments for whI ch 1 recommend it, that 1 offer
and sell It under A POSITIVE GUARANTEE, (For
conditions, see pamphlet wrapping bottle.) e
The following are among those diseases in which
my Favorite Prescription has worked cures, as if by
magic, and with a certal ntynever before attained by
any
tlrislExcessive
sohJoInfulDonly Peod, Supprreins wu1ni
unnatural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back, Pro-
lapses, or Falling of the Uterus, Anteversion and
lietroverstou, Bearing -down Sensations, Internal
Beat, ICervous Depression, Debility Despondenl•y,
�I
Threatened :Miscarriage, Chronle Debility,
gntluu, In.
itammatlon and Ulceration of the L'terus,mpotency,
Barrenness, or Sterility, and Female Weakness.
do not extol this medicine Els a "cure -ail," but It
admirably fulfills a ain¢1cneaa or purpose, being a
most perfect specific in all chronic diseases of the
sexual system of woman. it will not disappoint, nor
will It do harm, In any state or condition.
Those who desire further Information Gil these sub•
leets can obtain it In THE PEOPLE'S Camei011 SENSE.
EDICAt, ADVISER. a book of over 900 Ames, sent,
peat -pall, nit receipt of 51.90. It treats minutely. of
those diseases peculiar to Females, and Alves much
rateable advice in regard to the management of
those affections.
Favorite Preserfy tion. ,.old by Drugc1Rt,.. ( I
]l. V. exaacE, 50. D. Prop World's Dlspe,,sary
tett Invalids' Hotel, BuhlelC,_r,
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(Successors1,0 Ii. 1'. PID2CZ1,
Dn. It, V. PIT RCPT, having ac fu iced 8 world-wide
reputation in the treatment of Chronic Diseases.
resulting in a professional business far exceeding
iiia individual ability to conduct, some years ago6'
Induced several roedieal gentlemen to associate them)
selves with hint, a9 the Faculty of the World's Dis:
pensni'1', the Cnnsulth,R Department or which bad
since been- merged with the INVALIDS, liOTELe,.
The organization las been completed and I nennve-•
rated touter the lame ,iud style of World,. Dineen -
Racy Medical Association,.wiLb the following officers:
Icon. R. V. PDIILCE, Pres, P. D. PritnCE, Ir. Prat.
Jio.1.. RI1:10E, Sec. LEtcti 13. 3Hrru, 7'aa
NINE. t'rrYSrorANs ANP BP;srftG13UNS of
repins .
ncnt'r and sitIll have been chosen as the l sanity.
V It 111)NIC• DISEASES of all forms comic within the
plLbNo) D1SEANES.eiZllifoilii sion or practice. Is
v sty ably ivaage d by a gentleman of nurture Julig
mora 800 skull L'rnnch f0, Throat and• 'mug Dls-
`D1SEASLS ODWOMEN.et successful
gully are nn i stem-
ties of tt superior order for the cure of all those
el,romitt diseases peeuliur to females.
000IOLVOU®r/.t8leASIOl ,-r t,niy,ts, Nervous Debil-
ity, Benepsy (dots), chorea (St.Vltus s Dunce), Neu -
alight, and other. nervous .dloetinns, receive the
attention of an 0,101.0rt to this spnclnlly.
INOT NEVE:SSAKli TO SEE PA'T'IENTS,—By our •
original system or dttgnedts we can treat many
chronic:0141011Sen ES eltaa0SSf'fhy wlthtlul, ES with 11
personal consultation. Forlartlettart sec "People's.
omm(I1 Sense Medical Ad iser” (1 000 pales sent
POS a-pai0 tor51,00)00"Jtival13)8'lind Tourists` 'U'tdtle
monk " (100 pages, 10 cents post.Pltld). •
amnion'. (Mei:S.-Among the operations which'
we aro culled open most frnryucntly to pm'tin•nt, are
those for Nand Polypus Harelip, 'runlot•d, Fistula
ht Ano; Hernia ernia (Ittiptarc),1lS•droorke (Dropsy
of the Scrotum), t'aleoeelr Ovurin.n aril Utetiae
14unots, (:moot! (SLOES in fhe Bhtddef), Stricture,
etc., etc: We also treat successfully, by anew moth -
and without surgical operation (laueus, Club-1'eut.
Spinal Curvature, and other 0efertnides. (Set: p500
pmol entitled •'5toklen as a Curative Agent,+' sent
on receipt of Irl cents.)
Address,, Wotld'o Dicgoarpoy Uodtcat 69aoatattop�
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