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The Exeter Times, 1890-3-20, Page 2• Ayer's Hair .V'or S the "ideal' Hair -dressing. It, re. K stores the color to gray heir ; promo `s a fresh and vigorous growth ; preven the formation c;, dandruff; makeethe flair soft and silken; and impartsa deli. Cate but lasting per. futile. "Several months ago my hair coln- meneed falling out, and in a few weeks m head was almost bad. I tried many remedies, but they did no good. I final- ly bought a bottle of flyer's Hair Vigor, and, after using on1Jr a port of the con- tents, my head was covered with a heavy growth of hair. 1 recommend your drel."Muuay, Sharon Gov, Ky. "I bane used Ayer's Hair Vigor for a number of years, and it has always given ane satisfaction, It is an excellent dress- ing, prevents the hair Irene turnin g y. insures its vigorous growth, an. keeps the scalp white and clean." — ataxy A. Jacksou, Salem, Mass. "I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for; promoting the growth of the hair, and think it unequaled. peer restoring the hair to its original color, antl for adress., in; , it cannot besurpassed.»- eIrs. Geo. La Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich, `"Ayer's Hair Vigor is a most excel- lent preparation ler the hair. I spew of it from lei wia experieuce, Its use promotes theetrowth of new hair and makes it glossy and soft. The Vigor la also a cure for font ruff." --3. W. Bowen, Editor "Enquirer," McArthur, Ohio. "I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for the past two years, and found it all itis represented to be. It restores the natu- ral color to gray hair, causes IMO hair to grow freely, and keeps it soft and. pliant -arts. M. V. Day, (.'oboes, N. Y. "My father, at about the age of fifty, lost all the hair from the top of bis head, After one month's trial of Ayer'a Hair Vigor the hair began coming, and, in three months, be had a eine growth of hair of the natural color."—P. J. Cullens Saratoga Springs, N, Y. Ayer's 11air Vigor, raereneu irr Dr, d. G. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maas. cold lay Pa:aglate and I'erfueaerr. READ'iRaRfl��Tti R Rau Fans m Oat+ �rlti FOR $A1,g BY .aLL CEA: Via: M:4.ta lttit sera ueN to err2,0 itstrotta'aper algia ..a: .ii .'t tier FOUNT pr,aatt�ri nriirata Swic,2a trrcw.:wes i. tttot1r.ucL nqcx:�0u1t sSatlr n.xLY2.pla1 trttntytite,.. 5 Pens, i CIR. h,t 100a Fenn a Re k sant A.. ,L �- •{m find wsndcrlageurrd. Books a ()se roadmr, Tea"dman Kin from all nanorem Fr:Rr oAnd; "n rtpnll ation4r:us to Prof. 4. Luiset;e, t:a: 1 lith Ave. New York. Fen Sore Eyes Catarrh Lameness Female Complaints Sunburn Soreness Sprains Chafing Bruises 7 Sed i Scalds Hies Burns t. �-.�r di,1j�dJ r�+EXT Bisect. Bites Stings Sore Feet INFLAMMATIONS and HEMORRHAGES HAGES ALL PAIN AVOID ALL UVUTA. TIONS, THEY MAY BE DANGEROUS. • FAC -SIMILE OF BOTTLE WiTH 2UFF WRAPPER. DEMAND POND'S EX- TRACT. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE. FOR IT 5: tar, l3dT,1,t{9 `in '•'fit-aC"SCW a ,t8.^l�9 Y YT gg�I rw�.�XinnC7 %r,l�4nt u� " 'F'rlUiya,;,a THIS IS THE ONLY R Gd+TKJND, DONOT TAKE' ANY OTHER. Pleuro -Pneumonia in U. S. Cattle. Li the Imperial House of Commons on Monday Mr. John Lang, member for Dun- dee, asked whether the department of agriculture was ready to grant the demand of the Scotch farmers for equal facilities with others for importing cattle from the United [States and Canada. He also asked whether the condition of the United States cattle justified the regulation providing fortheir. slaughter et the port where they were landed. ler. Henry Chaplin replied that the tinintecl States government was not complying with the conditions of the Act of 1878, and that, therefore, the present restrictions could not be relaxed. In 1884- , he said, 47 cattle from the United States affected with pleuro- pneumonia, had arrived in England. As recently as February gra bull suffering from the same disease had beers[ landed at Dept- ford from New York. Communications in regard to the enforcement of the provisions of the Act of 1878 were atillproceecling with the United States government. diseharged at three times the rate of the Armstrong gun. D. W. Felshfield and 0. Dent two En- glishmen who set out to the Caueasus to Three. Children Polsone iitt search for some Clue to the fate of Donkin and Fox, the English explorers who were Sheffield, lost there some time ago, have returned, and report that the lost men set out, to as- tend Mount Dychtall, which isnearl r 17,000 I1F[W ARM OR THE BRITISH feet high, The searchers attained nearly SOLDIER, 11,000 feet, when they eame upon the last camping place of the unfortunate men. leo doubt remained that they had made a that spot opar- Strange Death of a. Man Near Castleford, tial descent from and that then } the snow had given way and they had. been - ' swept into the great ice fosse at the foot of A SCENE AT A.WEDDING. the cliff,. An interesting controversy is under way Gun -Boats and .Cruisers for the VJdiaese in the English papers as to whether ladies Government. should ride malt fashion, it having been hint- ed that several well-known lady riders eon- ttemplated taking a bold step this season it} The Etlglieli Hauser[& will hereafter put that direction, .Field, in a long editorial, after the report of each speech the time condemns the scheme, declaring that the side that was occupied in its delivery saddle is a better seat for the woman than The sale of intoxicating liquors has been the cross saddle, safer and more comfortable forbidden at the restaurants attached to the railroad stations in Victoria, Australia. The railroads are State institutions. Three children in the Sheffield work- house were done to death a' fewdays ago by the medical officer, who carelessly wrote a prescription for twenty grains of Dover's powder ru ten packets instead of for ten grains in twenty packets. Each of the new volunteer batteries re- ently organized in England is to be supplied while riding and less dangerous in case of accident, Among other arguments it ad- vances is the one that the natural roundness of a a emau's limbs renders her unable to keep a secure seat on a cross saddle. Plump and round -limbed men, it asserts, can never be good -riders. W illinnt Jennings, an American, 73 years of age, who had gone to England to give evidence in a trial in which the Jennings family seek to recover possession of a vast with 1:;0 rounds of shot and shell each } ea1, !tract of land in that country, was being which it r undsc f s of user ie practice driven from the house of one relation to that tiring, There are to be two complements of of an other near Ctastlefor el by Joseph men to each batter of nuns: .lemunr,a, aha was also a relation, a few e (IOW ago, and in some wayfell over the edge Two ironclad frigates are to he built in of vehicle the � el tele and was killed by the wheels. England for the Russian fleet in the Baltic. The body was discovered by a stranger. They are to be fitted with the most powerful Joseph Jennings, who was apparently under engines that can be constructed, and are to the influence of liquor, declared that he was he armed. with the heaviest Krupp gens. unable tosay when or how the accident had They are to be constructed from Russian happened. The C'oroner's jury returned a plates. verdict of accidental death. The foams old mountain fortress of Asirgarh, which was formerly regarded as clue of the prineipal defences of Central India, is about to he dismantled. It stands., on the summit of an almost inaccessible mountain, sad has many interesting Metor- ieal associations. The postage on a letter from the United States through England to India is 5 cents. The postage on a letter mailed in England for India is 10 cents. On account of this the English business lnlblic is making a big kick against the English fiesta[ dt•itartllient The discovery of a lode of uranium at the Union mines, Cornwall, was aunoaneed an,. eral mouths ago. This is believed to be the only known lode of that metal in the wend, as it had previonsly been found only in iso- lated pockets and patches. Since the dis- covery was made steps have been taken to develop the lode and to work the mine. Experimental works far procuring the metal front the ore were fitted up in Loudon, and the Ore bus been subanitted to treatment in. order to determine the best economical method of extinction. The market price of the metal is about $10,000 per ton. It is quite expected to become his hoot blackanis Don't Blame the World. Don't blame the world because the thorns are found among the roses ; The day that breaks in storm may be all sunshine when it closes, We cannot hope to always meet with for- tune's fond earessiug; And that which seems most hard to beer Wray bring with it a blessing. The buried seed must rot in earth ere it pro. due the flower, And the weak plant to fructify must have both sun and shower, So man, to gain development, must struggle with life's crosses, And view with calm philosophy his trials and his losses, .A deadly, pois'nous weed may yield a salve of surest healing, The sweetest bloom may pois'nous be al- though its bane concealing,: Things are not always what they seem, but still Was Heaven designed them, And we should class theta all as good, and take them as we find them. Little we know of this brief life, and nothing of its sequel, Then let us take in humble trust all that may seem unequal, God's ways are not our ways, and Eee should certainly be trusted ; All that is wrong in His good time will surely be adjusted, Wedding By Wholesale. The rite of 'Warr p e erga is ► or e o i ]ss coatly in Enema, whether celebrated at church or chapel. In the latter case the minister is en- titled by law to a fee of 5s., and, besides there is the reststrar's fee, that functionary, as the legal witness of manage, being neces- sarily present. At some parish churches marriages are celebrated gratis on certain days. At the parish church of Shoreditch, London, Whitmonday was the day for mar- riage without fee, As many as 00 couples would present themselves, and the worthy vicar made one rehearsal of the ceremony do for them all, On one eceasion, itis said, several of the victims or votaries of Hymen complained that the right parties hall not been conjoined in matrimony, "Oh, well," said the eccentric clergyman; "you must sort yourselves when you get outside?" A Staffordshireman when asked the proper question. thou have this woman to be thy wedded wife?" looking down at his bro. Pas. and, addressing the bride said to her; "Wilt to elane my huffs?" She probably , A fox driven by the hounds in a recent proposed to substitute it for gold in elective most likely responded; "I will !" Mint upon the estate of. Lord (Granville at phitnng, and it is also expected to prove very ' A blushing rural maiden, when asked the Weimer le a itie bolted right before Lord useful melectric light insulations, corresponding question, "Wilt thou have castle and ieyeso tlthrough o. hntherbauto with -the The l eneety (iaverntnont has fauna it tthiisl genet .?" replied modestly: "Please, necessary to issue an ordinance regulating er hounds in full ere" after hint. They ran the expenses that may be incurred for a f native wedding in the Kadva Kaubi east(' [mantelpiece. in the district of Knirsa, where peculiarly (Tot Rey, the founder of nottern medicine expensive customs have prevailed. Ac - in Rapt, s:eys that it requires as inneh sur. cording to these regulations, only 10 rupees' geryto kill one Egyptian as seven Europeans, worth of cocoanuts are to be distributed at and there is no doubt that Egyyptiaus bear the marriage procession, and the payment :surgical operations with extraordinary pluck at the ceremony, when the . bridegroom and success. A man in the native hospital touches with his angor his tnother-ht-law's who has bad. his thigh amputated at 2 o'elook dress, is not to exceed two rupees. The is sitting up and quite lively at 0. brides's family may not give more than five 'I heladies of Bermuda have started a dimers, nor may there be more than twenty- rifle went - riile chit, of which the (lovhave s wife is ftveglnestsateach. Only thirtyrupesnnty be President. They, have a ranee of their own spent e, nor is sc the rbr dearoont s tour receive where they practise at 100 yards witli 200 mare than two rupees when he is invited to calibre weapons, and are said to make re- ilia father-in-law's Mouse. in rkably good scores. TIhere ere seventy lntnrbers, alai their Brat championship cone A former memaer of the Pall Mall Oa: - petition is to take pinee next month. cue's stallhas just returned to London from A 'printer's error bas been detected in the the United States, after some seven Menthelast issue of the Bible from the Cambridge ent in studying American joutannalizitn by Press. Inn Isaiah, shill., f3, the worn the practical process of earning his daily ""fotmdationi" is begun with an "r," instead bread a working journalist, and tells the of an ""f," The mistake was discovered by a Caseltethat he has come back impressed bread aswith can of the Rev. Di'. H. Adler, [alta three great ideas : ""First, that the ppsafes }}Wong has received the standing reward of a guinea —lit of journalist is harder in New York than Offered for the detection of such an error, it is in London ; secondly, that the growth } of trusts, establishing a monopoly of articles The [[cher of the English Court of Probate and Divorce has just died, leaving a fortnmel of necessity,is the most development; portentous peril that of el 00,000, accumulated from a salary of ducat that the oriean development; and, third - ower in the $750 per year for thirty-three years, and Sytas than lin� @ y Catholic has far re untry in the from the tips that flowed in upon hint in a.: Old World. The papers are afraid to print stream, averaging nearly top4,000 per year. la word to which the priests take exception, Suitors, jurymen, witnesses, reporters, and and any Catholic who goes to hear Dr. Me - lawyers all have to tip the usher hi the Glynn lecture is excommunicated. " Fmin' English courts. s Fall at Bagamoyo. A Lancet correspondent furnishes the 1 The Chinese Government ]las ordered one p powerful armorclad, two swift cruisers, and Letters have arrived Moro from a miaaiola- following list of football casualties in two torpedo gun -boats from English build -cry in Zanzibar giving some particulars her last the season estortltel thirdthe firstweek in eth e npastteni- ers Jan -and the two latter have already beenl about Ervin Pasha's unhappy fall out of a nary, taken from acarefully tabulated record launched. They measure 240 feet in length wnr�yre reception of. The i the missionary describes explorersinof such cast alties as have been publicly an- draught of 6y 27 feet water being inches from the feet maximum t10 Bagamoyo. Emin Pasha was full of praise pounced: Deaths, 13. Fractures; Legs, 15: feet. The vessels are divided into 38 water- of the Catholic Mission in Africa, and gave arms, 4; collar bones, 11. Injuries: Spines,3 a tight compartments a centre line bulkhead expression to his gratitude at the banquet, nose, 1: knee, 1: ankle, 1: cheek, 1. the two engine rooms and the two which was also attended by five mission- :dividingA gentleman at Poona,India,recentlysets of boilers. The machines =flee is cries among whom were Fathers Girault, received a letter that hadbeensted. at protected y PA Schinze and Etienne. After th P tell bysteel bulkheads a banquet P L earls extending from q station twenty mules away two years and the bilge to the gunwale, and forming the was over Emin said to Father Girault : ""I - four months before, accompanied by the coal bunkers. The vessels will be fitted with have this evening been Drought quite out of explanation from the postal authorities that two pairs of triple expansion engines, de, my usual routine. ��For fifteen ears I have "hady the delay was owing to the fact that it signed to develop 4,500 -horse power under not touched wine. Hereupon he left' the been posted by the wrong train.' Instead forced draught, and to drive the gunboats table, not without promising Father Girault of being grateful for the explanation he is at a speed of 21 knots. The armament will that he would spend the whole of the follow - mean letter got olhumt have had an usinuate that ncommin only consist of seven Hotchkiss and two o. Catling. Emiing n th tinthene wentolic intolission at the next room, and y guns, besides five torpedo gums. longtun. thinking, a s he was veryshortsighted, g, tsroor, h that Denmark has organized a new system -of an opening in the wall was a door, he fell At Mumbles Head, Wales, a crowd await- State butter shows. The scheme includes a with great force ou to a zinc -plated roof, and ed at the church the arrival ofa bridalparty. continuous butter show at the expense of the from there he rolled on to the ground. The After a Long delay the bridegroom's friends State during several months in each year, height of his fall was sixteen feet. went to the house of the bride to see why where fresh samples of butter will be receiv- she did not come. They were warned off, and ed every fourteen days, the judges' decision found that the bride's parents, being opposed to be given on the butter as received, and its A Baker's Death. to the match, had, after she was dressed for 'condition at the end of fourteen days. The A singular case of death from influenza oc- the ce •emony, locked her in her room while `samples are to be sent immediately on the marred at Portsmouth, England, recently. one of the family mounted guard. at the door receipt of a letter or, telegram, so that the Daniel Ferbridge, a baker's help, was seen and t:nreatened to shoot any one who ap-'dairymen will not be able to make a special in a cart at the corner of Melbourne -street preached. The wedding was postponed. ( cask for exhibition and the samples are to with the reins in his hand. The horse and An English court Inas just decided that a be„repeatecl as often, as required. Competing cart remained in the same position for an wife married in Japan after the fashion of ,dai•ries must send •in a return of the feeding hour, acid, the delay creating curiosity, the that country is a legal wife in England, on; and system generally followed on the farm, ; man was examined. He was dead. He the ground that "Japan has long been With spacial reference to the ,weak during I had _ben suffering from •influenza, but -1 could as a civilized country." A pray- }�vlifch the samples are sent in. At present could not afford to stay nt home. him down ;and ,tiled rout tier front o the No Fashionable Cod. We find the following lines in the tCer- dant 2ram&r. Tliey eontain more truth than pa p eery: A fasi l h is table woman In a fashionable pew ; A fashionable helmet Of a, fashionable hue ; A fashionable mantle And a fashionable gown ; A fashionable Christian In a fashionable torn ; A.fashionable prayer book Anil a fashionable choir; A fashionable chapel With a fashionable spire; A fashionable preacher With a fashionable speech ; A fashionable sermon With &fashionable reach ; A fashionable welcome At the fashionable door; Afashionable penny For the fashionable poor; A fashionable heaven And a fashionable hell; A fashionable Bible For this fashionable belle; A fashionable kneeling And a fashionable nod; A fashionable everything; But no fashionable God. ions decision in a case where the wife was a he number of lorries enteredrs 360. Ninet Hottentot and was married after the Rotten- ' judges have been selected, and these act in . Department of Railways and Canals. tot fashion, had upset the union on the 'groups of three each, etch group recording ti L.D. Dion, a remanent official of the ground that the Hottentots were heathens , an independent opiui In on each sample, above department, Ottawa, writes :—I am and polygamists, and dad not know what, which is checked by those of the other twoabove glad to giro you to -day the testimony marriage, in the civilized sense, meant. groups. Each group will cDnsist of two but- ithat g Nasal Balm has completely cured my At a sato aloetins* of the Royal Botanic ter merchants and one dairy expert. The citarr'h, from which I suffered for y exhibitors are paid the usual market raft nearly Society, an interesting sweetscented 'fern for their exhibits. The shows will be held at three years, from the society's garden was exhibited. l intervals of a fort -night, during eight months The perfume closely resembles that of fresh of the year. • hay ; and, like it, is retained after the frond is clry, and lasts for many months, if not years, imparting its fragrance to anything in contact with rt. • The secretary thought Courtship and Marriage.' it might be grown :es asource of perfume •by. Courtship is sweet whenthe nights are amateurs, its not commercially. As yet it long, • . appeared to be little known in collections of And the north • wind is blowingfierce and exotic ferns. strong; The London correspondent of the Man- And the lamp in the parlor is turned clown cheater Examiner says , The Government low, has secured the patent rights of anew, artil- And the only light is the grate's red glow, lery arm which among experts, is believed And she is close to your bosomressed, to be an advance upon any of the guns in And she lays her head with a y sigh on our the armament of any of the European Pow- - breast, ers. The weapon is the invention of two And you look in the depths of her lovelit officers in' the American navy, Lieuts. Driggs eyes, and Schroeder, from whom the Government That mirror the blue of the noonday skies; has purchased the patent. The trials of the And you kiss her lips and her dime lecl. new arm have been of a most satisfactory chin kind. The range of the gun is said to be But marriage'.; Ah l that's where, the hitch effective up to 600 yards, while it can he comes in. Conventionality always gets to the front in these miserable days. Nature has wisely arranged matters so. that a man can neither pat his e -,vii back nor kick himself. The man who has to ask hie wife for car fare and tobacco money has no needs of a mother-in-law. M. Constans, French Mi.>ter of the In- terior, in consequence of a personal disagree- ment with Premier Tirard, has resigned his, portfolio and has been succeeded by 1VI."Bou- geris, a Radical deputy from the Jure Mistress (kindly)-" Jane, I' hear you have been seenin the park with my husband. Jane (defiantly)—" Yes, nna'ani : I have." Mistress (still more kindly)—r" Well, Jane, you are a good girl, and I dislike to lose yon, but I cannot have any one about the house who keeps bad company. So you can pack up. " n"e`w" Yee for infants and Children. 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Ask yyear dealer or write FOLDING- 1CA,W 'Id[T 2414.. CHINE CO., 005 to till S. Canal St., Chicago, One of the S1:ST Tel- escopes- 8 u EE 0, the world. Our ihclIltits am unequaled, and to iwtroduceour ,gp.•rior 500919 will lend rn as to 0890701190N in each locality, ILA 01)0..0 Only those who write to na et once can make ,tiro of the 011,,,, All you have to do in return to to show our goods to throe, who mill—your neighbor. and those around you. The be- ginning of this advertisement shows the small end of the telo- •, the gppearanue of it unlaced to C.H.PEA.RSON b7 O� ---ti- A C-1 i {':/I 0 nbnnt the fiftieth port of its bulk. It is e grand, double AIZO tele - ..1,), 10A50 OS tand,.doublesizotele- ..pe,n91tirgc09 i9 easy toa,rry. We will oleo Show you how Yeo rant mice from 80, to :5114, n day at lens[, from the sout,wrth- nntexperience, Better- write atonee:we Jay all ex pass charges. And., aa, I1. MA LLI'r1'-a% CO,, hero f1' tai), Poltr1.A\a, 1teeek. r 13 SRAM') LOVE STORIES =-4 s 0 e, pio'lage of goods worth two dollars to mann'_'aeture, anfl a largo 1.00p Picture Boob, that will surely put you on the road to a, iacdsome fortune. Write, qu-1tk, and send 5e. eilvnr, to help pay pos- tage. Ment ion tv;s par or. A,'tTi'.3a3N1Vli ti, Ti to moutb,1 F.55.