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The Exeter Advocate, 1890-1-23, Page 5A.11/FIVE To Misnlits. Are pail disturbed atnight and btokcn of i out rest by stele child $uiforIng and Crying with pain of cutting teeth i♦ IS eo send at Ano and ,gist tt Dottie ot-tii'as.WINSLow's Soomelrie SYRUP $Olt OnI(.DBBEN TItzTII1NG. Its Value is inealcul. able. it}tri11relievethepoorlittlesufferer ironic-. diately. peroral upon it, mothers, thorn is no Mistake about it. It *zeros dysentery and crisp three, re ulat esthe stomach and owels cures 1 n 'r iulltwma-. Win doolic softens t to E u te, 9 duces tion, and Alyea tone and energy to the whole system hilts. \VINSLOW'B Soorititaa STROP 7011 Cs niMIIN!Pi tel+rllNpis, please* to the taste and is the prescription of ono of the oldest and host female nurses and physic1ane to the patted States, and is for sale by till draggles through. Vat the World. Price 20 cents a ilottle., oar The mortal remains of Walker Blaine, solictor for the .state department at Washington, were placed in their final resting place in Oakhill cemetery, at Washington, on Saturday. This is to certify that I have used Everest's Liver Regulator, and find it the best I ever used, -P. B. Rosenberry, L. D. S.,Arkona, Ont. H. M. S. Malabar has been much damaged, having been aground. She has arrived at Cadiz. The French steamer Erymanthe was in collision with the Malabar and had her bows stove. Everest's Cough Syrup is ahead of all other Cough Remedies. --D, Stewart, Forest P. 0. An explosion occured at the Etna rolling mill at Ne w castle, Pa., on F ri- day night, in wh1ehthree men were terribly burned. One of them, Geo. E. Cox, will probably die, • Pain, from indigestion, dyspepsia,and. too hearty eating, is relieved at once ;.a* taking one of Carter's Little Liver Pills immediately after dinner. Don't forget this. The Czar has. appointed ,two tempor- ary commissions to adopt measures f or. rearming the troops. Gen, Van Nov- esky, minister of war, will preside over one of the commissions. Will positively` cure sick headache and prevents its -return. Carter's Little Liver Pills. This is not talk,but truth. One pill a dose. See advertisement. Small pill. Small dose. Small price. The bursting of a converter on Fri- day evening in the Illinois, Steel Com- pany's works at Chicago killed Edward Johnson and badly injured four other workmen. Mr. Gladstone will spend the month of February at•Oxford, where he will,. remain in strict seclusion, devoting his time to writing articles for English and American reviews. If -Yon are tired taking the large, old fashgned griping pills, try Carter's Little Liver Pills and take some com- fort. Arman can't stand everything. One pill ajdose. Try them. BEARING SEA. Killed 1f>! ]Glee ti xG1t Cetnarlcable and Fatal Oceur nee at Newburg N. Y, Newburg, N. Y., Jan. 20,. -This morn- ing at 9;o'clock a main stopped ilishorse in forut of e 1. W. Parson's 6 6h 0 0 store, 1 l , in Water Street, tied the animal to an awning post and went away. A few minutes later the horsetoihed his nose to the iron post and fell into the gutter like a log, Thomas Dawson ran to help the horse, but no sooner did he place his hand on the animal than lie (Dawson) fell dead. Thomas Seitz, who saw Dawson fall, hastened to his assistance and took hold of him to lifted him up, but received a terrible shock, and he to dropped to the €;'round as if dead. An electric light wire had eagg ed, and lay upon an iron rod extend- ing from the awning post to the build- ing, and the full force of electric cur- rent was passing down the iron post into the ground, The insulating ma terial had become thoroughly saturat- ed by the rain, ' The body of Dawson was carried into a store and laid upon the floor, where it still lies awaiting the action of the coroner. Mr. Seitz was only stunned, He got up, brushed his clothes and walked away. Neither was the horse killed. It was cut loose from the post lifted to his feet and driv- en off. Dawson was .a laborer and for. a number of years grave digger in St, George's cemetery. He was a large and powerful man, weighing over 200 pounds. He was well and favorably known, and leaves a wife and children. There is great excitement and indig- nation in the city. Thomas Dawson, the victim of the electric tragedy, was walking down the street and saw the horse tied to the awning post fall to the ground. He ran across the street to help it up. He took the horse by the bridle,some of the spectators say, and instantly fell pros- trate in the gutter. Others say that when he received the shock from the horse he staggered against the awn- ing post andhis left ear touched it. When his body'' was examined by the physician a burned spot was found on his left ear. The burn was a quarter of an inch wide and three quarters long, and there•was also a red spot on his head behind his ear about which the hair was singed a little. The physician examined the body carefully'. and discovered that the veins all over his body were distended or raised and slightly discolored. Contains the great seal of the Amer- ican Republic, and Burdock Blood ,Bit- ters contains the virtues of roots, barks and herbs from our fields and forests, making it a wonderful remedy for con- stipation, dyspepsia, biliousness, bad blood, scrofula and all skin diseases. Chicago had'633 deaths during the week ending Saturday at n0611-136 more than the previous week. There were six deaths on Saturday from in,. fluenza. AMONG THE 1000 ISLANDS. s Gananoque, Ont. is besetifuli ,pit- uated inthe very midst of the Thous and Islands, but its citizens are equally liable as those of other sections.•to catarrh. W. B Fullerton says. -A: prominent citizen of our town express- es great delight, citizen, the mariduloias' healing properties of your Nasal Balm: He has been suffering from a severe headache over the eyes, and his lead was so stopped up that he was in great distress. One application gave instan re'ief, and in two days he was entirely Cured. A BUSINESS REPORT. Mr JamesMcCarty, of Rounds & Mc- Carty's Collecting Bureau,Drumbo,Ont, 5to tee. -u Have used several bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters for kidney dis- order and find it a wonderful remedy. Previously I had been taking pills thinking 1 had liver complaint, but now I am quite well and will always praise B. B. B." ORTO SE SRLE Valnahle Mill and Tirm A New York despatch says Stewart, Winslow &.Co:, wholesale coal dealers, are embarrassed Liabilities $30,000; nominal assets $40,000. TORMENTS OF TOOTHACE. I can: recommend Hagyard's Yellow Oil. as a sine cure for toothache. I suffered for several days, then I heated my cheek and rubbed the Yellow Oil on it and was,immediately relieved Mrs. David G. Arnott, l Russe , Man. K\lnze, one of the Cronin suspects, has been released on basil boners furnish - cel b3 a dime museum man'.tger,andin return is to go' on exhibition, '• LITTLE I UC.YtS FUCK, "1 lead a distage of the skin for which • Ma tried cvtiy'thm • she could think of but without effect, 'but the first .bot- tie of B.uxdock Blood Bittcis X tried, •°I found relief. It gave me great satis- faction„ Bucy Venables, (age 11,). I3oissevain, Man 1 PROPERTY, —IN rrHE— VILLAGE OF EXETER. UNDER AND EY VIRTUE OF TRE POW- ere of Sale Contained in two several Indentures of Mortgage made by .Tames. Pickard to the Vendors, default having, been made in the paymentthereof, there will be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the CENTL L I30TEL, In the village of Exeter, on Tuesday, the 4th day of February 1890, At 2 o'clock p. m,, by Mr. James Oke, Auctioneer, subject to such conditions as shall then bo produced, the following valu- able freehold property, viz:- PARCEL iz:PARCEL No. 1 -All. and singular, that. certainparoel or tract of Land and premises situate, lying and being in the Village of Exeter, in the County of,Huron, containing by adrneasureinent'I1iN' ACRES, more or 1 ofthe South 5 0 0 part o less being •oe os d f , b m. g p o the 1s concession f 19 in the t fLot No. e Township of Usbbrne, more particularly da- stribod in said Mortgage; together with t Brick he GRIST MILL and all other erections and Buildings there, on,includingg __the ENGINE and l3QILER, MACHINERY and APPL IANCi S of every description whatsoever in connection with the said mill. PARCEL No. 2 -Tho Easterly Thirty aeras of the South %/s of Lot number 10, in theist Con- cession of the said Township of Usborne,a&so more particularly described in said mortgage PO -Parcel No. 1 is the Exeter Grist Mill Property, situated on the Aux Sauble River and is in an excellent sit- uation for an extensive business, re •s 1. storeys good Brick5 There is a House, high and a frame Storehouse,Barn; and Shed on the premises. PARCEL No. 2 can either be used for farming purposes or cut up into Vil- lage and Park Lots. TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. cash at tim e of Sale and the balance in 30 days. For farther particulars apply to The Molsons Bank or to Elliot & Elliot, Vendor's' Solicitors, Exeter To Our Subscribers.. The SPECIAL, Ai e OUNCDM11NT which. appeared lit our columns some time since, announcing a special arrange- ment with Dr. B. J, KENDALL Co, of Enosburg Fells, Yt., publishers of "A onh and a© " Treatise the Horse n l e s TreatkI x s xt t whereby our subscribers were enabled to obtain a copy of that valuable word Fuxin by sending their address to Dr; J. B. KENDALL Co, (and en- closing a two -cent stamp for .nailing same) is renewed for a limited period. We trust all will avail themselves of the oprortnit of obtaniug this val. uable wort:. Toevery lover of the Horse it is indispensable,as it treats in a simple manner all the deseases which afflict this noble animal. Its phenom- inai sale. throughout the United States and Canada, made it standard author- ity. Mention this paper when sending for "Treaties" .-0ct.-31-13t.' Around About Us. PECULIAR .ACCIDENT-Norman,a young sou of Rev. Jas. Livingstone,of Clinton met with a painful and peculiar acci- dent on Monday evening. The child- ren were playing around the ,kitchen,. where the teakettle sat on the stove, boiling. One of the children playfully attempted to blow down the spout of the kettle. Norman ;• thought to do likewise, but, instead of blowing down drew up, the result being thathe got a mouthful of scalding water,:and stiff- ed considerable pain. therefrom. W NNGHAM,oNT,Jaer. 15-A well to-do farmer named Camybell Hanna threw himself into the Maitland riyer,running through his farm, early thismorning and'was drowned before assistance ar- rived. Three of his neighbors witness- ed the act and rushed to assist ,him, but the river being very much swollen they, were unable to do anything, and one of the hien had a narrow escape from drowning. A:strange coincidence in connection with this is that the prev ions owner of Hanna's farm named Mc NOTICE. The Council of the' Corporation of the Countyof Huron, will meet in the Court House, in tbo Town of Goderich, on Tuesday the 26th inst. PETER'AI:AafsoN, Co..Clerk. Jan. 13th, 1800.-2in Court, drowned himself in the same spot Incl in the same manner some years. ago; No cause can be assigned for the act. No sadder affliction has been record- ed in the history of this town than :has fallen to the lot of Mr. and Mrs Camp- bell have lost their b e 11 of Go del•i C hwho entire family of four children through diptheria. Two of them cried last week and two since, and the bereaved par ents, especially Mrs. Campbell are in a cri;ieal condition through nervous Tliom ie 11. Purcloni, barrister, Lon don, has been 'u ectad as the Grit standard oe il•t'i for East Middlesex for the local election A WIN'1E11'STALI':: Last winter my little girl caughte severe' cold which lasted all season. I doctored with everything I could. get butto no avail', Finally I gotg yard's Pectoral Bilsi'nt and gave her two doses which improved her, and in a week she was entirely' cured by its use. Mrs. C. Norman, Cornell, Ont. Miss Bislancl, Who has beenmaking the circuit of the world for the Casino I, _ politaa magazine, left Queenstown for New York yesterday' Mus Penn's Catatih Specific cured inc of Catarrh --Levi B. Slippei',T''orest,I.0 prostration. T1 PWITESS' Catarrh, Catarrhal naafi -Laza, Hay Fever. eveoS. A NEW HOME TREATMENT. Sufferers are not generally a,vare. that these diseases are contagious, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining' mem- brane of the nose and eustachian Microscopic research,however, has prov- ed this to be a fact, and the result is that a simple remedy has been formu- lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deaf- ness and hay fever are permanently cured in from one to three simple ap- plications made at home by the patient once in two weeks. N. B. -For Catar- rhal discharges peculiar to females (whites) this remedy is a specific. A pamphlet explaining this new treat memt is sent on receipt of ten' cents by A. H. Dixon & Son. 303 West King - St., Toronto, Canada. -Scientific Ameri- can. Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should carefully read the above. (10.22'88) Important Announcemen,L For 1890 Over 198 PREMIUMS to select from. GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR OLD AND NEW SUBSCRIBERS SEE TIER PEBA[IIIM LIST ' R LSU IISPTIONS:C I ANNUAL DAILY WITNESS. - - 51 00 53 oe WEEKLY - The NORTHERN litESSENGER, only 30 cents per anuum,is the eheapost illustrated paper in the world. Contains the Sunday, School Lessons, and has abundant of'interesting information for old and young. See the list, of premium books for old and-nOW subscrib- ors. Agents 'wanted. Sample copies free. John Dougall & Son. Witness" Office, MONTREAL. Zurich. On Sunday last the Rev Mr. Hauch was taken ill with the influenza, He was its Dashwood at the time and was unable to'get; home unti'.Tuesday morn iris. We hear that Tom is going to leave town,' A fine stallion n b01 ll 1 i to Frank Bossenberry died On lase week. The Council met on Saturday last. Mr. Faust, of Cairo, Michigan, is the guest of his brother 14Ir: D. I Aust of this place.. Mr.,Pe, Bengough who has been ill fol suint time is getting better. A number of rabbit hunts have tak- en place in this 'vicinity during the last couple of weeks,as many as eight being captured upon one'expedition. Mrs. Hill is home again. Mrs. R. Robertson;.of Helena ,Montana was the guest of Mr S. J. Latta, on Sat- urday last. • Our teacher has has a severe attack of the influence. FIRST HELP FOR THE WOUNDED In all kinds of wounds, bruises, soros; cuts and sprtains prompt action is nec- essary and the wisdom of those who keep FT.a ;•yards Yellow Oil on hand,,, i9 ,moTistigirl • Yt, is ti 1 ,i•, opt effectual .. . ni1 and reliable cure for all injuries, crol1p, rheumatism sore throat etc, Used in- ternally or externally. Itis repotted that Six of the leading breweries of Cleveland have been pur- oliese,cl by an English syndicate for $9,000,000, D.° FREE OUR NEW 11135 Solid F aEE. dols Watch Worth 1$100 orad, isesi'y&S ti,00k in the world Perfect t tnekcepor. Warranted hoary, SO61ri GOLD hnntllg-caste. Both Indica and gent a since, with works and tae es of equal'valuo. ONE PERSON. in each locality can secure one. free, together with our largo andvaluable line ofilouaelold Samples. These samples, as well as tho watch are free.•. All the work you need do a to show what we send yon to those who coil -your friends and neighbors and those about you-tbat always results in valuable trade forus,which holds forycars when onto started, and taus wo aro repaid. We, pay all express, freight,. etc.. After you know nil if you would like to go to work for u,. you can urn from 820 to 860 per week' and upwards. Address, Stinson .1v Co., ]Lox 5121, Portland, Maine. AIIRAtino CLOTHING J. SNELL, ara.st_ EXETER, ONTARIO Has now fin stock PALL WINTER Goons., THE PRICES 'otoTllar Deu:'Us try Ilio iiritl.orSigned having purchased a corn -. plate S1.4 Of :Dental Snstrinuonts, and, having: tile nccosuaryr experience in that -line, 'wishes to inform the people of this section that he is fully prepared to execute all VETERINARY OEWTISTR intrusted to him on the shortest. notieac Oltargos moderate. A Trial $cliched Win, Sweet, V, Sr. DOWN GO IN THE FOLLOWING LINES: West of England Suiting& and Trous erings, Scotch Tweed Suiting& and' Trouser- ings. French and English Worsted Cloths All made up in the Latest Style, at best Rates. QY■ r SNELL. NELL. tii When Baby was sick, we gave, her Castorla. When she was a Child; she ailed for Castors When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria When she bad Children, she gave them. Castoria. NOTICE WAGS WANTED A Fresh and New Stock of 1rooelles & llt&tioiarij _..- 1 SIABBIVED AT THE FamilyCrocery. Also Pure EXTRACTS and SPICES.. A beautiful piece of glass- ware given away with lib of Mayell's Baking Powder. Dashwood. Rollos Flour For Sal©. Call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere. O. L RODMAN. S GIDLEY. TIIE LEADING t k r rlc r a e AND Dealer Furniture OF THE OWN I have an immense Stock of Furniture and Undertaking Goods now on hand, which I will sell at right prices. Farmers hurry on your store hogs and fat - 1 from January to tontiiem for the mai tet June. We have determined to abandon the packing of dressed hogs in order to mak the packing of`ho s a business throughout the year. We shall' endeavor to buy tat whatever the price is, on ough live b o d, during. 'these months to run our packing h'iouse. , As this business is being neglected during; the late winter and spring months, we thin'lc those o ttrrr requirements have'hogs sortable for oar q n will reap a big benefit, We want bogs s not less 'tltiit•tOlbs.,and not over 330 lbs,, and will 'give a handsome price for the same. Recollect we Shan not buya elretirled ke.g, this winter„ whereas wo packed 15,000 M' dressedhogsafter Jan. 1st, last winter. J. L. GRANT CO., In :yersoll. HENRY '"ELLS, 13rcwr 3rld JilaisteT I GODERCH , ONTARIO. - 0 0 MLANUFACTURER OF UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY. An examination of our Stock Solicited. I1Is' Colotratog IePORTER. agfl - 0 0 XXX Porter a Specialty. gcialt . EXETER 'i MARKETS. KETS. S. GIDLEY in order to make room for our fall purchas-• es which are now arriving, we of- fer reduced prices in Summer gess C +gods,. —THE— . Central Shaving : Parlor, EXETER, -:- Ontario. Muslins, Prints, Laces, Embroideries, &c. also balance of Slimmer. Millinery, at cost. SUGARS! We have a quantity of Sugar on hand, which was purchased before the Heavy. Ad- vance which d-vance'which we aro offering at less than pre sent wholesale cost. Our values in Teats and Coffees are A-1 and are not excelled, in the County. cunt . Acall solioited and an inspection invited -All kinds of produce taken in exchange. Butter 14 cents ; Eggs, 14 cents. Happel & UleghoZURrn, ICH PROPRIETOR. Every Attention paid to Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting. AGENT FOR THE Wheat per bushel. $75 to 80 Barley 85 to 40 Oats. •...... 25 to 25 a 52 to 53 1✓ X o•rrs per dos to18 • 13 Butter, ter, Rolls...... a 17 to 181G to 17 Butter, Crocks . ..... . Geese per ib 0 to 6 Potatoes per bush......... 60 to65 Hay per ton m 7.00 to 7.00 Peas TROY LAUNDRY, NASAL BALM. A certain and speedy cure for Cold in the Head- and Catarrh in all its stages. SOOTHING, bLEANSING, • HEALING. instant Relief, Permanent Cure, Failure lnipossible, Many so-called diseases are limplyy' symptoms of Catarrh, snob as headache, partial deafness, iosing sense, of smell, foul breath, hawking and. spitting, nausea, general feeling bf debility, etc. If you aro troubled with any.of these or kindred symptoms, yon have Catarrh,' and should lose no time in procuring. a bottle of , NAsnr, i3At,is lio ivari,eel in tialtp neglected cold in head results in Catarrh, followed tonsuinplitin and death. ,NASAL liana. is sold by. ail druggists, or will be sent, post paid, on receipt of price (5o coats and $i,00) by addressing FULFORO'& CO., 13itotKViLLE, ONT. kr Bowd.:0 Of inti a,tois slriiilar in name, HOTEL T S L ONDON ,O1aTTA1IO. A. Hastings. The Old Stand° les!■ d r g 1 per hM , .. n J. $t i' oMARTIN, ProjlrktoiS. W1 SOUTHOTT If you want an easy shave as good as barber ever gave just call at E. H. FISH'S. SHAVING - S NLOOI At Morning, Eve or busy, Noon. He will cut and dress the hair gracefully to suit THE CUSTOMS OF THE FACE. Ladies' hair dressing done to perfection. Stand near the Post Office. Cor. Main and John St. Exeter, Ontario. Has just opened out a full line of FASHIONABLE AT THE Fr( CHRISTIE'S COMMERCIAL) LIVERY ) First Class RIGS And HORSES. ORllh11tS Lh;r T AT THE HAWK -- SHAW HOUSE OR AT THE STABLE WILL BE PROMPT LY ATTENDED TO. 'canal : Mewaao$abls. Telephone 'Connection.. 12 Pounogs OF WHITE gOns, Rw sear FO $1. 1.11[1. !utert store. 9 J. MATHESON. orcliartt Tailor. TWEEDS Together with a full line of GENT' r".'RN ISI-IINc Such as Unlaundred Shirts, White dressed, Regatta and Flannel Shirts, Underwear, Collars and Cuffs, Ties, Scarfs,` Caps, Suspenders, Gloves and Half Hose. Our prices are close and liberal terms All our Tweeds cut free of charge. W. SOUTFWOTT, MERCHANT TAILOR. The Grand Union Hotel, C7JSNTOSi, - 01`T=25-RS0 Enl,ali eel and Improved. 30 rooms elegantly furnished. Tables supplied with all the Delicacies of the season. 3 convenient sample rooms. House heated with hot air. Electric bells throughout. Si PER DAY. 11 J. TUFTS PROPRIETOR, IL 1 Up stairs, over H. Spackrnan's Hardware ware Stole. He has in stock some of the finest Winter goods to be founds o11 the market. A CALL SOLICITED. J. IA1,fns r. ;y. q, , y,► 7 /A. t1p.LA OMI3E. Y ■ y.l e IBor'raTaacila,a7mc ROYAL HOTEL, LUCAN, ONTARIO, N 1 0 I HODGI. S PROP. • pts 5 ie with host br ands The Bar , pl. d a Of Ligii rs and Cigars.