The Exeter Advocate, 1889-12-19, Page 5.........
Cold in Head 4
CATARRH STAES.
These is positive clangor to health and life in neglecting a case of Cold in the Read or
Catarrh, and at this season with its changeable w(ather, unusual moisture and sudden
chanes from heat to cold, there is, peculiar liability to cold in the head. A neglected case
Of Cold MA dead rapidly developer into Catarrh, andneglec tea Catarrh just as certainly
develops into Consumption and leads to premature ;Beath, Medical testimony proves
conaluslvely_thata large pI.ercentage ofall the deaths occurring from Consumption had
theirorigin in anegiect.ed Cold, which by gradual stages, de\ eelopc d' into Catarrh, and
then into Consiunpttop, that dread disease, with which medical science is as yet unable
to co s es uli
C nsuffering
uC s 1f a ooi t o
f arefromd in fa
h head, o from
copemany n or-
tof the nail.
o s • tont of ya ,ar
Butner -
oar symptoms t r�, a of asbad breath, 1 dull oppressive
3 ppu pse t i,plxessivohcadaohes, tiroPpivgs from
the d - t thetl
h hau><n intotrout, hawking auds�p�'tting,PPlions discharg,est"rem thenpstrilc los-
ing senee_of smell, or taste becoming dull, hitching ceugh. or a general feeling of debility,
buskyvo,ce,a wheezing oreraoking sound in vourelsest when breathing u feeling of diz.
amens, partienlarly when stooping, a feeling of tiredness and indisposition to exertion, a
foe/ingotnausea in the morning when attempting to dis).ode accumulationin the throat.
Ito not neglect them, These are but a few of the many symptoms of Catarrh, and if yon
experience any.IRO warned in thole. Do not permit them to run under the mistakeR.m-
pression that the decease will eventually wear away. It will not but on tbecontrary will
you
ainxmetes b edycure @ er ofe before,
d to the Procure fonce olbottle the Meas un g• the only
speedy 1# al d Catarrh. This
es.
is no idle assertion, hat an, unquestionable fact, which is rarified tv the thousands of ten.,
tzmoniras in our possession telling of marvellous cures. These testimonials we hivere-
ceivedfrom all parts of thoDominiora, and we append a few, selected at random as afair
sample oftaoWo ,—
lfr:Altx.rurns,of Sudbury, Ont., says.'...,. AiissMaggie X.Martin, Kerwood,l'a,eay;-�
togzeta Imyg state that 'have been aA'eotcd Through a Irieud iu Canada 1 become ac-!
withfaats►rrt. feraeven oreight.yeurs■end It uainted with your NASAL,
iR le itr 11AIi1kI. T bola',
was attended with consequent svmpting igma suffered for years with Catarrh, and {tis tho
tOP tlatlatR ial alaatntws,xing P in the and ea? itting, Par, nto deli remedy from which t have eeme.ouped
sicken-
ing lain in the head lir a!y over rho eye relief, Ida s Minn feel cortaia
it
Roches,! Oat,
in
Ihaven,sed powders and douches, but all of says: Your bottle of .1�AS.A.14 BALM did m
sac tllect,the only result arising frcon the use much good. Tl.e pair; in my bead disaggear-
ofs-u h was'temltorary 414441011a wed bvthe 01 beforoZ lead used the bottle, and lfindmy
usual svniptornv In a more aggravated form. soh receiving the sr�eatest benefit. 1 ani per.
• #,� 3s f, sal 1 t i a
maul arising from#heus4c va in a x 1; B'
The g 13a NASAL BALE will caro my Catarrh if
' e threat e* d'
arros,t breath s,t ;► a of a br at c n use is a
AM , >t ( perserved cd in.
A
p p
tsarpuonfly).lesa harvktn an(.1opt#tiA;.), clear -
'aces of hearing, anti r qt once since I began W. A. Do,Y lo, Beulah, Alan., writear-.As a
i'tistnelis*rc1hadTenn Inthe head. In foot it- faro 'ly,nedicinetobliccitOati►rrhalerections
my opinion that a eart•fell and persistent orcoluintltahead,NASAI*,AA.LuJIAS l:iQ
use oftbe'-.haler;" wilt e1Tect a aura in the INIJAl,Wo prizoit highly.
rrPttst least of Catarrh. Ur. John FI, Adams, morohant, Brantford,
'Tames if. McLeod, Mink liver Road, N. S. Ont. , s
aye' --thaw used NASAL BAl;li for
says I boyo tried ether remedys for Catarrh Catarrh, and found .it at OJ:RTAI.N Qi i40
hetrtceivod little or no good iron $hent.
onr1 u#ieliellLlliertainly the 'Writ1 Mr. A. Se1ilent-1g, Toronto, says Por a
a I
have tried, d allyou Clair .for niunber of years ray wife hos been badly
tial that itts awont wind canven• firoitLled rvltliCatarrlx.p)r. --.,-_ :-.-2taxt,
c+nse adds great twits otlue, but its promised to clue Iler,t,ut atter using his rem*
elalef`worth lies in being.a errtaus cure for adyfor dlxMentha alio beanie worse andweak
Pleasant or than before, and ifoundthatI
Pit, aY3kitbr,mtd1Caltreatmentthatidhnog spent
w.oakt,Stanley, postmaster, Spry Ilay; +. UV wsf0 OVA* began to use your NA
Sl,says..---Xaolimit tiiefallowing to the public 1111.11*nd has improved wondearfi lys?snd
#isatasarywhowas b4 ftI1etedmarbebe•nefit. she isbetter and stronger than fbr years.
• i tw co same s..nicdv. Two bottles el your l ogrrruetiv is the best in the market and
1w 1:a D ALA' has ItESTOItEI) to you can use this as testimony.
I'Ell:lhiriv1' Rio/Lyra a fall ryear o)dobfld
afoiiis, ercdfruin C . F,osilie Pillitier, Greenville sayscati
seareel_s find words to tell you' .;-•T haw highly 1
Marietta, A1au+ltwrdl, Parker. Ont.. sans:14e NNAti1.I'4BA,LM. Its effects IA my odes
TourNANAI.IiAi.11 is the it ST It $.151. has been wonderful'.
EIbYIhave yet used for Catarrh. I eau
]arsitlinteratreelythan before anti my breath AI r -ha 1T hales,'larlert,Ont•,writes -14
Lau: fisiaed its sweetness. I conoider \d$- NASAL BALM has made a new man of me.
AltEA.L11 a Loom to thcaufforing. Thome never used a reuiedyse satisfactory,
To Our Subscribers.
he'sPECIAL ANNOUNGER.IENT which
Appeared in our columns some ;Gime
since, announcing a special arrange
anent with Dr. B. J. Kurtnar r. Co, of
Enosburg.Falls, Vt•, publishers of 'rA
Treatise on the Horse and hisDisease,"
whereby oursubscribers were enabled
to obtain a copy of that valuable work
FREIE by sending their address. to
Dr. J. B. KIENDALL Co. (and en-
closing a two -cent stamp for mailing
same) is renewed for a limited period,
We trust all will avail themselves of
the opportunity of obtaniug this val.
liable work. To every lover of the
Horse itis indfspensable,as it treats in
a simple manner all the dcseases which.
afflict thins noble animal. Its p#►ehom
final sale, throughout the United States
and Canada. made it standard author-
ity- Mentiola this paper when sayndinp
for "Treolr'es" .—Oet. Si ---13t,
Washerwoman's friend is London
Electric Seal).
Catarrh,
Catarrhs]. De41o40Ray
rover.
'
A NEW HOME TREATMENT.
Sufferers are not generally aware
tl t
a<�a these diseasesaro a era generally.
to
n .ons or
g'
that they t
y ar e lac to ilu presence of
living parasites in the lining MOM -
bran() a£ the nose and eustachian tubas
Mieroseopic re search,however, has pro --
ed this to be a fact, and the result is
that a simple remedy has been formlt
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deaf-
ness
eafmess and hay fever' aro jrerinencntly
cured in from one to three simple all,
plications made at home by the patient
ormolu t r
s o weeks. N. II mor Catar-
rhal discharges peculiar to females
(whites) this zeroed?' is a spoeliac. A
pamphlet explaining this new treat
lolernt is sent on receipt of ten cents by
A. H. Dixon & Son. 1303 West King.
St., Toronto, Canada.—SCientil~c.Ameri-
can.
Suf-ercrs from catarrhal troubles
should carefully read the above,
nu (14.2288)
P'bnITlui.iBewaroofimitation.s, If your dealer has not NASAL »ALE in stock
denotlot bin pt undo you to take any other remedy which he may
Farr 4434:.'1 lire good, but as ltd direct to tete unihrsigned and it will bo sent you ea receipt of
pram--SL1tents and $t.00 n' bottle.
If b107tD to C0.,7 roi,kvillc, Out.
ADVICE TO INOTIIERB.,
sii b
,.[tinyea itisturbedat.niglstanicibrekenof y out
Sale Register.
:valet by a, Welt chat; suffering and erring with
valuer cuting teeth? :If su. send at once and
7"cn C 4I Ot» ot jl,'aiTBiNo1.. value sa luta I.cuul.
able. 1cT l
ditIrollayothepoorlittleeuffererlmma-
ute 'Depend upon it, mothers, thorn Jana
mistake Moore* dlysenteryanddtar.
tliaaa. regulates the atoxnachand bowels, aures
windceile,aoftona thegums,redticeelutfamma.
txian, and eeivos tone and energy tathowllole
system. kilts. Wisst.ow'S SooTnixo STROP /OR
CaxranccTI.LLrielsoisplcasanttothetaate and
is thajircacriptian of one of the oldest and beet
Itrnude nurses and physicians in the United
stntea,untl is for cillo br an druggists throngI
earth* world. Price =Scouts! a bottle.
Our Diminishing Forests.
'o the editor anis Alavocaxs.
Datilt Selz;—A11 :[tre aware that
throughout Ontario al.t present, both
cord woodand.timber ars rapidly be-
co1nin scarce, and much loss am •in-
COri eniellee will shortly be occasioned
thereby: As one passes along the road,
be seat on every hand, where patches
of forest are still retained, that while
the larger trees are being taken away
for fuel and other purposes, no smaller
treesare growing up to replace them,
in consequence of the cattle being allow-
ed to male a pasture ground of the
bush, the result being that ina fern
years no wood. will remain on the farm.
It appears tome that if our county
council in the older parts of Ontario
could so legislate as toexempt bush
lands fro taxation, a great deal of
benefit would•accrue to the country' at
large. This means has boon frequent-
ly suggested and seems to be the only
possibleglanof preserving some forest,
,If some method of the sort be not adopt-
ed the difficulty will only become great-
er year by year.
Thereare now many shall reserves
of timber which such a' law would pre-
serve, while if delayed till most of them
are gone there' would be little use in
faamung it.
Yours Etc.
R. W. Plnlsrs.
Toronto, Dee. 5th 1889.
Their gentle action and good .effects on the
system reaIIy make them 0. perfect little pill,
They please those who use them. Carter's
Iitfle laver Pills may well be termed "per-
fection,"
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to fhe en•ire s-sfr'rr.
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Lire... A:nu, I L.:r0, 1 oserTslanl, Ont.
On Saturday, Dee, 21st, Farm Stock
Implements, Household Furniture Sc.,
on fame of Samuel :Bundle, 1 miles
~vest of Exeter. 1. Bandforii,Assignco;
Lewis It Dickson, Solicitor.
WBAzty,—In Usborne, on 15thinstr,.the,
infant son of Mr. Thos. Wear,
aged 1 month
ROWTorarra In 'tlsborne, on 1Gth
inst., the son- of liobt. Rowtclife,
aged 11 months and 2days.
L. 0. L Officers.
The following is the officers of the
different Loyal Orange Lodges in the
Biddulph District.—
MOUSY LODGE, 121D.
W. M. Bro Jas, Gibson; D. M. Bro.
Samuel Scott; Char. Bro, David Poul -
ter ;
oulter; Rec.-Sec. Bro. G albeit Grieve; Fin. -
Sec. Treas. Bro. Ninon Grieve; 1) of C.
Bro. Wm. Mawson; Lecturer-Bro. Thos..
Smith;. Committee Jas. Long, T. Gar-
dner,
ar dner, A Grieve, J. Wales, J. Gilbert.
TAICIAN Loi a> , 662.
W. M. Bro Thos. Coursey; D. M. Bro.
Jas. Weir; Rec.-Sec. Bro. Geo. Etodgins,
Fin, -See. Bro. IB. Cousre3; Treas. Bro.
N. Ryan; Chap Pro. W. County; A
of C. Bro. W. Bryant; Committee. W.
Carter, E. Gtxilfovl, W. Cunningham,
It. GZtilfoyl, Tylers, W, Cooper and J.
Atkinson.
Dashwood.
Mr. William Freid, of Stratford,
spent Sunday in our village. ' Ho • was
the guest of his brothel in-law Mr. Mich-
eal.henn,—Miss Jean Tovell, who for
the last two years has been engaged
as assistant teacher in school section
No. 8, Hay, has handed in her resigna-
tion to the trustees of that section, and
has accepted
a' situation sltuat on Qifered her as
assistant teacher in the Wroster school.,
Miss Tovv11 is an estimable young
lady and leaves with good rccommen
dations as a teacher. She will be
gteatly missed in and around the vil-
lage. -The funeral of the infant child
of Mr. and Mrs. Morsworthy, took place
on Sabbath last- The remains were
carried by four young ladies.
Chiselhurst.
OBiTutluy.-It is with regret that
we have to record ,the death of Frank
Mitchell, of Usborne, which sad event
took place on Sunday `last. On :Mon-
day the remains were interred in 'Mc-
Taggart's cemetery, followed;. by , up-
-wards of sixty teams. DeceaSed was
16 years -old, a clever boy, and was
mak ing rapid progress in his studies at
school. the relatives have the sym-
pathy of the entire community inthis
their sad bcrea remeLt TuAMEETING.
—A tea meeting was held in the Meth-
odist charch on Thursday of last Week.
Despite the bad condition of the e roads,
the church was fiiled to its utmost cap-
aci ty,Tea was served frorn 5 to 8 o'clock
after which Mr. Jas. MtTaggart• took
the chair and .a, lengthy programme
was disposedfollowing
of. the, • '
On
p
evening
ti social was held which was
also a success, Proceeds amounted to
862, to be used' in improving tthe ap-
poarance of the church.
When Baby via; stick. wo gave her Cestoria.
When sbowasa Child,aha cried for Castor)
When.abe became A1isa, she clung to castorla.
When shelled Cbfdren, sire gave them Castor's,
NOTICE .
A Fresh and. New Stock el
Cioes & CoQfloas
JUST ARRIVED AT THE
Family : Grocery,
Also Pure EXTRACTS
and SPICES. - -
A beautiful piece of glass-
ware given away with 1 h of
Mayell's .Baking Powder.
Das ,wood. Rower Flour
For Sale.
Call and examine our goods
beforepurchasing elsewhere.
0. A. HYNOMAR.
HENRY WELLS,
Erewer agtI Jilaisier
GODERICH,
ONTARIO.
MANUFACT t ce OF
we�s� Colehrateg
0
XXX Porter a Specialty.
EXETER MARKETS.
Wheat per bushel., $75 to 82
Barley 40 to ` 47
Oats 25 to 25
Peas 52 to 53
Eggs per doz .. 13 to 13
Butter, Rolls 17: to 17
Butter, Crocks 16 to 'r 16
Geese per lie .. 6 to 6
Potatoeser bush..
p EO to 60`
Hay' per ton ... n.25 to 10.00
ROYAL HOTEL;
LIJCAN, ONTARIO, .
I. HODGINS PROP.
The Bar supplied with best brands
of Liquors and Cigars.
DEATI-DEALING DRUG.
Such as CaIoanel, Ifospbine, etc., aro rem-
edies better left alone.' They often weaken
even strong .constitutions. This Burdock
Blood Bitters never does,itcontains no min-
eral or other poison, and cures all diseases of
the stomach., liver, kidneys, bowels, and
blood by unlocking the secretions and re-
moving all impurl ties.
1VtAKT5 NO DELAY
Is a.perfect cure fur coeur and colds, and
I can sceoan end llagyai a's Yellow Oil -one
bottle of which. ch bared mf
0o avery bad cold.
I•WOnld 9a to all sufferers. uff3rers ma
Ykeno delayin
n
using it as it gives quick rel e£ W. 3. KENvy, Stattaville, Ont,
11 Ir. Geo. Porto, of Clandeboye, is danger-
ouslyiA,,
CLOTHING
f M' SIELL,
1\/.L
EXETER * ONTARIO
Hasno i
w n Steck
ANDwintil
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES ;
West of England Suiting% and Tions
enings,
scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser-
lags.
rouserlags.
French and English Worsted Cloths
Ail made up In the Latest
Style, at best Rates.
A. 3. SNELL.
GIDLEY.
Tki. 1, "GRADING
'Undertaker
AND
Furniture Dealer
OF THE
T -OWN?
have an immense Stock of
Furniture and'Undertaking
Goods uov on hand, which I
will sell at right prices.
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited..
S. GIDLEY.
T7E
Central SliaYing Parlor,
EXETER, OntaritO.
PROPRIETOR.
Every Attention
paid to Ladies' and Children's
Hair Cutting.
AGENT FOR TEE
TROY LAIINDRYX
A.
Exter Pkoto. 1u!o.
Why is it
that in other towns
and sturounding country they
speak so highly of the photo-
graphs that are taken
in Exeter,
And how is it that there are
so many photos sent into the
different cities of Ontario from
EXETER PHOTO GALLERY
Because Senior's work is as
cod if
not better than any of
the leading galleries in the
cities and their prices are $4
and $5 per doz., awhile they
get them at. Senior's for $3.00.;
Grand ,.
ooh
�o
tel
C2.,1-11TCN , - ON TAR20
Mlaa ged ° and. Inlparoved.
30 rooms elegantly furnished.
Tables supplied with all the Delicacies
of.tlie season. 3 convenient sample
rooms. /louse heated with hot air.
Electric -bells throughout.
Syi PER DAY. Ti'r'
R. J. TUFTS, PROPRIETOR.
READ-MARER'S
**
NEVER FAILS TO OWE SATISFACTION
FOR SALES ESV ALL DEEALERS.'.
Furniture and Undertaking.
—GO TO--
Rownn
Andrews'
FOB
B -BOON AND PARLOR SUITS,
SIDEBOARDS AND EXTENSION
TABLES,LOUNGTS AND
EASY CHAIRS,
The Largest W u erooms in
town,
Undertaking outside of the Undertak-
ers Tung, in ail :its Branches,
Qpola day au& z , 'htr
STAND—One door north of Mosso is
Bank,
1‘14.1N -ST. SER.
W. S:.OUTHQOTT
Cor. Main and John St.
Exeter, Ontario.
Has just opened out a full line of
FASHIONABLE
Fall aid inter
TWEEDS,
Together with thafllline
G T ' FURNISHINGS
Silvia as Unlaundred Shirts, White
dressed, Regatta and Flannel Shirts,
Undcrsvear, Collars- and Cuffs, Ties,
Scarfs, Caps, Suspenders, Gloves and.
Half Hese.
Our prices aro close and liberal to
All au' Tweeds cut eed7ccut frree ofl,eeharge.
L T. SOV HOOI%
MERCHANT TAILOR.
MR= SQUARE
GENERAL STORE,
a ,lee i
The undersigned would inform the
Public that he has just received
his
F1. Mill WINTER STOOK,
,Ef''CLUl7ING
A FULL LINE OP DRY GOODS,
BATS AND CAPS, AND CROCK-
ERY, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Those wishing anything in my line
will find it to their advantage to call
and inspect my goods and prices,
Hest. Boller Flour always
on hand.
Highest Price paid for Butter
and Eggs, and all hind of
Produce,
J. P. ROSS.
(10-22-988.)
a. a. MALLAMaE
J�erc�agi Tailor.
Up stairs, over R Spackman's
Hardware Store.
Ile has in stock some of the
finest Winter goods
to Uc - found on
the market.
- A CALL SOLICITED,
J. G. SXALLAGOIVIBE.
CITY 10TEL
LONDON, ONTARIO.
$1 d
per ay
J. & J. MCMARTIN, Proprietors.
Veterinary Dent is trry
Theundersigned having purchased a com-
plete set of Dental Instrainxents,, and having
the necessary experience In that line, wishes
to inform the peol>1e of this section that he
is fully prepared to execute ail
VETERINARY DENTISTRY
intrusted to hire on, the shortest notice.
Charges moderate,
Trial Solicited.
WIll,t Sweet/ V. S.
DOW
I1TGQ
PRICES
TT
In order to make room for our fall purchas-
es which are now arriving, we of-
fer reduced prices in
Zua,mer gess Goads,.
Ilfuslins,Frints,,Laoes,Tlrnbroidsoies
also balaneaot. Stunner Millinery at coat,
SUGARS!
We have a quarxtity 0f Sugar on hand
which was purchased nefpro the Heavy Ad -
wage which we are offering at loss than pre-
les.l;o;et in
ithCFeareAendarvalues
e
County.
Avail ao ' it
lac e
don
4 an itis
ilccti n v
o invited
d
~All kinds of produce taken
ala exchange.
Butter 14 cents ; Eggs, 14 touts.
a
Ro,ppel lir Qleghorn,
zunioB.
BiiiBXii,idXtG"?EdiiAl
Tile Old Stand
E.
Ea rir z
nR
It wan
l; you t an easy
shave as good as barber ever
gave just call at E. II. FISH'S.
SHAVING - SALOON
At Morning, Eve or busy Noon.
Ha
will cut and dress the
Hair gracefully to suit
TE CUSTOMS OF TEE FACE.
Ladies' hair dressing done to perfection.
Stand near the Post Office.
CHRISTIE'S
rky met.
COMMERCIAL) LIVE RY I'?
First Class RIGS And HORSES.
ORDERS LEFT AT THE HAWK-
SHAW HOUSE OR AT TBE
STABLE WILL BE PROMPT
LY ATTENDED TO.
'S®zmm a Meoosaozzo ao
Telephone Connection.
12 Pounds
OF WHITE
For $L
2OIs. Raw sugar
FOR $1.
AT THE—
EsESr Norah
J. rllTHEo1
Hsu, B9aT & ETOR
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W. H. Trott
wishes to announce that he
has opened out business in the
stand recently occupied by
the ADVOCATE, and is pre-
pared
..
to manufacture first-
class
BOOTSE
T SHOEs
for all customers.
A CAL"SOLIO{ TED.
Our 'motto is good work rk a
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square dealings.
W. FI TROT T .