The Exeter Times, 1880-7-1, Page 6T .1'i TThE g
WOTIISt?HILD'S MAXIMS.
S.
Aeoolyding to George I+ranois Train,
the late Baron Rothschild lead the fol-
lowing maxima framed an hie Dank
walls
Attend carefully to details of your
busiuoss.
.130 pxoi apt in all things.
Oousider well, then decide positive -
1',y,
Dare to do right. Fear t'o do wrong.
Endure trials patiently.
Fight life's battle,. oraysly, manful-
ly, Go not in the society of the vicious.
Hold iu tegrity' sacred.
Injure not another's reputation or
business.
Join hands ouly with the virtuous.
Keep your mind from evil thoughts,
Lie not for any consideration.
Make few aoquaintanoes.
Never try to appear what you are
not,.
Observe good' manners.
Pay your debt promptly.
Question not the veracity ora friend.
Respect the counsel of your parents,
Sacrifice money rather than prin-
ciple;:
Touch not,taste not, handle not in-
toxicating drinks.
Use your leisure time for improve-
ment,.
Venture riot' upon the threshtld to
wrong.
Watch carefully -over your passions.
'Xtend to every one tr kindly saluta-
tion.
Yield not to disoouragements..
Zealously labor for the right, and
success is yours.
Y+.+-+
Mr. Gladstone entered. Parliament
at 23, a year after leaving the univer-
sity. Ttvo years later Sir Robert Peel
made him a lord of the Ti easury, and
within a year Under Secretary of State
fir the Colonies. Lord Beaconsfield
did not make his way into the house
of Commons uutil he was 32. Of Mr.
Gladatone's leading colleagues, Mr.
Childers and Mr. Bright entered the
House of Commons- at t32, wed the
Marquis of Hartington et 24. Of for-
mer leaders; Mr.. Pitt entered; at 21,
and Mr. 1 ox was returned at 10, two
years before he souks be received in the
House..
A CHEEKY YOUTH:.
The following advertisement, which
sweated In a late issue of the Londe)
(Eng), Times, is the most itnpudmt
thiol, of the sort 1 have ever seen for
many a• day :. "To philosophers and.
pkilauth'rd'laists of substantial means,
with no imme'tiate kin. A younc gen-
tlemen, jtiat 10, who feels that he, has
very good natural abilities for a scholar.
'philosopher and statesman, wishes to
become acquainted with some of the
above who would adopt him to give
him every advantage to cultivate him-
self in a superior manner, and who
would subsequently place him (after
alis knowledge and experience of his
character and ability) in snbetantial
independent circumstances, that he
may employ himself ie promoting the
well-being of his fellow-e,tuntry men.
Applicant is thoughtful, oonscientinn•,
energeti', preserving, methodical, Cala-
tions, Modest and very temperate."
Gond natnre and evenness of tamper
will give yon an easy companion for
lire ; virtne and good sense an ae,ree-
able friend ; dove and ooustaucy a good
wife or husband:
We cannot control tbi\ evil tongues
of others, but a good life enables us to
despise them,
It is impossible that an ill-natured
man can have a public spirit ; for bow
should he love ten thousand men Wile
.never loved one.
Which measured over four feet in' young lady friend, and to pair of ode -
ler gth.---efatdiet'ottattoine.freputafaun. sorsa banging therefrom. severed qu are
ter,y itx her arm &mitt ho volarly blod to
WISE, AND OTHERWISE. -death, Tnis taceideut should WW1
young ladies that throwing arms
Wills ars among the hast sad writee.. aroutld the feluatle waist is a dlwgerous
shou
The butcher whe trusts loses ilesll. faxniedfsol lynbystllelauak' solxtl be pier»
Miners delight iu picking a " poeltet," ,Iy b„y, ,-, Saw. a strict 011urah-
A dead sure thing ----wail's nlortulity. woman to her ebildren, at the begin -
A dangerous gnarl—oue who hikes I1irug of the Lenteu season, t' Ishould
like 'vary mach to ?eve part deity your•
selves something staring the solemn
weeks of Lent Will poli do it?" "1
will, mamma," said jc,hntty, a sedate
child, would was very, fond. of griddle --
;Alms; "I'11 do without my cakes fo the..
mort.n' g,' 'That's a gond boy. And.
what will you give up, harry?' she ask-
ed of his brother, a bonttle of the pur-
est mischief that ever lived, who was
Herald observes that some of other fond of piny, but had n' leve for books,
main -
circus ergets "shot" out of i Oh, I'll give tip tit t({ to school, t111aIY1•
for'mers
p R ( ma, for illy part,'
bottle. wn his ready ansW-
or.
There is a beautiful poem entitled,
"Gather Ripe fruits, Oh Death," Death
will have to take the ripe ones, if he
gets any, as the email boy seems the
dead open and eliut mortgage on ail
the green ones,
life oheerfully.
The world owes ne all a living, but
she is just as !lard to collect from as
any other debtor.
It is estimated by the Detroit Free
Press that a handsome woolen weeping
before a jury has more effect in five
minutes tlian two hours' talk.
"Miss Zszel in Barnutn's circus, gets
shot out of a cannon." The Norristown
Ways the Sonth Bend (Ind.) Tribune:
'A. Mr. James 11. Gallup was married
to a Bliss Emma Canter in Grand Ra.
pidrl on Wednesday. It is safe to say
that rafter walking down the matrimon-
ial road a few mouths they will have
a little trotting to do.'
It will soon be time for rattlesnake
stories, and the newspaper: office that
hasn't already in type au account of a
reptile ten feet long, with sixteen rattles,
killing the farmer's hired'mau and two
cows, is neglecting the best interests ,of
its readers.
'Is this my train?` asked a traveller
at theKansas Paoieic depot of a lounger.
Don't know, but I guess not,' was the
doubtful reply. 'I see it's got the
name of the railroad• company on the
side,..and 1 expect it belongs to them.
Have you lost a train auywbere?' t
A•lawyer was compelled to apologize
to•the Court. With stately dignity he
rose in his place and, said, 'Your honor
is -right and I au) wrong, as your honor
generally is,' There was a (Cwt.'
look in the jndgs's eye, and he hardly
knew whether to feel hapuy or duo the
lawyer for contempt of court.
A man went into a store the other
day and asked to look at a revotver,
and the weapon was shown hint. Tht.n
he asked to see a car r,dgo and one %vat.
handed lnui. Then be placed the
muzzle to his head and scattered hie
brains over the store. 'Fell,' ejtionlmt
ed the astonished storekeeper, glancing)
at the soiled walls, 'a luau who will ti
such a thing deserve to be sent to jail
for five }'Cara.' 1 11 to l a me t taidl,e tr .. Dl .tt fes tet.; etc, T11rec'
must h: cleared c d out, and will lin sold cheap.
A woman's jolt -nal sap Gabriella `i' or owl they e..n be got anywhere else in to:tn
Stichnt'y, for a nnwbtr of 'eAat•s a cool J.GARLICh.
poeitor in the Chicago Legal New, M-A.IN STIMET, - - EXETER.
ofilo.' 'has secured tits apuoiut'rleut of - • r C SUPPLIED rT 1,1,7 t L�7:�
notary public, and now does )float 01 .l S V .L".0 1J.1E
the swearing for'the Yiilage of Otellyer,
IL'.' If the lady is a gifted in profane
history as soot() male compostto.re, whe
nlila]rt include the tttljoining county in
her swearing territory without feeliup
overworked.
liaw.u1B or Couxrinnrtrs AN» t rtTArro1f's.-=•
The high reputation gained byFltiitraun's Puc-
Toxaax, BBAi,ssat for the cure of ()attglls, enitl.<,
and all etiaeases of the Tlu'ostt and Lungs has
given reit to snrn'ioua imitation.% The genu-
ine Pl•c'rouax. l3At.s cat hies the name of F. C.
Hagyarclblown in the bottle whits is of the
large size and sells at 25' cts. We thinlc it
proper to warn the nususptcctiug against BAT -
3A1t8 berating culler names, or remedies offered
as a substitute. Lank carefully to this and
taste no other than iiAOYAtn'e Iiec'ronei BAL.
setxa
C ' 442.-, iii' day at home. Samples n'ortrtl
iJ b +,p6� unfree. Address, Stinson & Cv'
1. ortlantl, ;!!nine.
HAY PUMP W0r,.IJs.
AUTON • PROPRIETOR.
having added to my pump macuanerv, and pro
cure,) e huge quantity of tlrst-class puulp logs, I
am prepared to eller an article
Superior to any Factory in the County,
and atpricesthat defy competition. 'Wells and
Cisterns dugon the shortest notice.
Before purchasing calla,the ISey I'urnp Works
,..Shop--one-quarte mile wort of 17seter,
T,ou,)uit Road, Slaw r
GREAT BARGAINS IN
MILLINERY
AT
MISS GAR.LICK.'S
The remaining stock of Summer Hats arid
Prilmuitt, 1 t..ttlu+rs, Flowers and' Ornaments
will 1 c soldat Sretttly seduced prices
I+� ,1-1:(3 t. ooc1s.
TTotriton and Point Braids, Bodin and Fleecy
'\oc1., tt tclu,nseaaat1h+,xrs theaCoinria and
'Oh, yes, yes,' the old geutlemau
said, rather dubionsly, while Laura
was telling hien about Tom's ability
arlrl pro'pects, 'oh, yes; good euougll
prospects, I reckon, but he lacks en-
ergy; there is no `get up' about him, it
tabes hire till oneo'clock in the morn-
ing to get started.' But she only mur-
mured that it showed he waM a 'saner"
with great staying qualities, and thea
the committee rose.
A. ttimmer,Oounty doctor(as they
chine from church): 'But now really,
between ourselves, Maugh s, how did
you vote?' Rustic: 'Well, sir, both part-
ies they eenla and azee1 me, and I says
to elle, says I, yes, said I couldn't : &.y
00 t� the t ot1- • sn I tEa]tes ua ballot
> y
card, ares into the box, shuts prey eyes
r r �, tante retakes it tbt;.l ell'USe, pose it 1o, and
HOW THE CROWS Ai iMr. SNAK-
ES IN01110.
A. friend informs tis that while ridinu
in the country one day last week his
ati.eution was attracted by the peculiaar
actions of a nail' of crows in a field a
ahcaver than ever.
DASHWOAD FURNITURE WAREROOMS
\t M. W. BALL svouldi itirnete to diose about to
furnish houses or in neeu of anything in his line
that ire lies added largely to Itis facilities for
turning out list -class Work. Sash, Dom s and
Picture Frames ou hand. All Orders a Sueeialty.
Give him a call
Dash wood, June 11, 1880 1Y
Central Drug, Store,
WINAN'S OLD) STAND.
Lor' only knows 'ow I voted,' ----
A. patent medicine advertisement
tells of a man.who is ailbrdeet iustetnt ,
relief by its use,and srho alu'ay t buys
the prepara'.'ion 'by the gallon.' whitrlr
prompts the queet1') l 'Minot how
few rods from the road. After risinee, many, gallons are warranted to effect a
to an altitude of eight or tem feet the erre?'
The fttot that the man Wive the
Airds would turn sndtenly and pnnnoe stuff by the gallon i'; not 0 very good
recommendation f 'i 1'1�
npcn some object ori the grnnntl, tllett ()l' the nit a !t lllr•. The
rise in the air again andrepeat;the sdvertiseutent should declare. that a
operation. tieing nt a low, to know ' fifty-ot'nt bottle is warranted to euro
what kind of a frolic the birds were en- the most obstinate cases." It wouldgaged in, he left his team and went in
to the field to investigate the matter.
When within a few yards of the scene
lie was not a little. eurprisel on fiudiog
tee crows enganad in a lively combat
with it large black snake, They would
moot) dowrt upon his snakeship with
open beats and endeavor t:y sei:ie him,
but at every attempt the snake world
quickly coil !himself and make a savage
thrust at his wonlci>he captors, which
made it difficult for them to get bold of
Wein; Our informant wee oat long per,
milled toview he interesting dpectitcte,
as the crows became frightened at hist tion that he.oian'tf
apprettCli and flew' off, othen• be dip- tl A Lan(ta•;ter y fling lady playfully
ktl`cl;c d the black ezlalik0 With it, cleb, throes' her arm., x.0110,1. the waist of.a.
lie; of course ; but they all do that,
more or less,
A Philade'iplliayouth,. who eommit-
tett snichle twenty years agn•booanzie a
lovely midden gave trim the mitten.
line been hoard , frotu through till alt.
town tueelittm. He says that when he
gazes through the uiisty veli•' which
divides life frcm death:. and sees Inc
old flame now with her fourteen uhi]d.
ren lying aronli(1 icor e, a hila elle
cleats house, he gets toed enough at
his folie to. cnin.mit suicide eag'tin, and
his greatest puuithmellt is the reflex..
`1HE SUT3SO1IIB.FiR TAKES THIS
or'184rnlnity of thanking the public Po --
their flair share of patronage in. thugs least, o.ud
respe.:tfully solicits 5. continuation or the saute
in Ulu future.
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Ccr;tstettly ori hand and \\ arrantod. of
BEST QUAL•ITY.& AT MODERATE
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Medical Wines tin,1 Liquors cc.n be relied on as
besttlaulety. .1:couiplotu attics of
TRUSSES',
SHOE i',TOIIt =ACES
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CHEST I'.etOTE C MRS, etc.
Always on hand, Also —
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C N S AL DOUG s3TO t
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11:aninion Organ and ma to Coiactiaan',.
B OWMANVILLi7;. ONTARIO.
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site, the Central Hotel '`
JOHN DREW
este has removed otpposito tlte•Centralliotrl,.Esetor,has
opened oat a
New. Stook ok . o la i.tu e
and Undertaking Goods throughout.
SHROUDS, GLOVE'S and apt SOCIETY Est-
blains furnished at low prices.
FUNERALS ATTENDED BY MYSELF.'
S TIS 'ACTII)N GUARANTEED, I thank ray nnmorous customers for. •
their favors in tits past,.andhope, to merit s. continuance of their patrolu:.goin my new stand
JOHN DREW.
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including
CONSUMPTION.
A WELL -KNOW PHYSICIAN WRITaES
" It does not dry up a cough, and leave the cause;
behind, as is the ease with most preparations,
but loosens it, cleanses the lungs and allays i; ,•i-•
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DO NOT BB DROEIVED by articles
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with the signature of's' I. BUTTS " on the
wrapper. 50 Cents. and 41.00 a Bottle Pre-
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