The Exeter Advocate, 1891-10-15, Page 51'or Over Fifty 'Years.
AI4S.11+ 11%101.4035°S SOOTHING SYRUP hag been
need bymillions of mothers for their ohild-
rran while t-eething. if disturbed at i,ig':t
and broken of your rest by a sick child Su&
tong ad oy1n with pain of Cutting Teeth
sena fit epee ulna got a bottle of "Mrs 1Viu-
slow'sSoothing Syrup" for Children Tooth-
ing. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
imrn.eilzutolyy, Depend upon it, mothors,thero
is no zreistiike about it. It (sures Diat'rhuea,
r_c�+gulixtes tho Stomach and Bowels, giros
Wind Colic, softens the Gums, reduces Lo -
''f1 mm tion,and gives tone and extern'- to
the whole system. " Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" Ter children teething is pleasant
to the iasto and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female pliyyicians anct
nnl@Ses?n the 'United States. Brice twenty -
nye (lents abottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world. Lo sure:and ask Or
"Mass. 1,viiss .oR'S SOOTHING S1'aaUP,"
Robert VS oods, a justice of the peace
of East Grand Forks, Minn., whose par-
ents live at Moulinetto, Ont., was shot
dead by thugs the other night while
out seeking a physician for a sink
room mate. His watch and two $20
gold pieces were taken, ev-clencing
that rebber3= was the motive for the.
cringe. Mr, Woods was 35 years oke
and single,
Co] asuml)t. on. Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice
having bald placed in his haiuls by an. East
lntlir;le:r iinnarl the formula of a simple
vegetable reined l for the speedy and perma-
ncnt caro of 0o11sumption, Bronchitis, Ca-
, tarrh, Asthma, and all throat and. .Lung
Affections, also ca positive and aclioal cure
for Nervous Debility and n,11 D ervous Com-
plaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative po ll' u's in thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it renown. to his suff-
Oringfollolvs, Actuated by this motivo and
a desire to relieve human sul1ering, I will
send free ofoharge, to all who desire it, this
recipe,111 Germ an, French or English, with
• fun directions for preparin and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, uamiug
this paper. W. A. Norris, 820 Powers Block,
1k1C7cestrr, N. Y.
.Anson H. Hamilton, proprietor of the
Cape May house,, Storeham Hotel and
other properties, real and personal, at
Cape May point, has failed, Liabilities
$100,000. The principal' creditor is
Israel S. Johnson, the Quaker million -
are, of Philadelphia.
4Vhe,. Babywas sick, we gave her Castoria.
When shelves a Child, she cried for Castor?
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When shelled Cbildren, she gave,them Castoria
The monument. to be erected to the
memory of Major Short and. Lieut
Wilk&.], who lost their lives at the
great St. 8ir0ur fire in Quebec, has
arrived from the old country, and will
at once be placed.
1'120'3 Reined or Catair°i 3 the .ifr
r.e t nur,iost to Use owl Cheapest.
Bold by drt k lits or seat by mart One.
Iaa_e1tcno, War en, Pa., U. G.A.. ••
The schooner Elizabeth Ann, belong-
ing to Capt. White, of Hamilton, found
orcd.in lake Ontario, off Bronte, on
Saturday night, and the captain's wife
and daughter had a narrow escape
fame drowning.
Ail disorders caused by a bilious
state of the system can be cured by
lining Carter's Little Liver Pills. No
train, gr ip[1:r or discomfort attending
their tise. Try them,
Tile New York Times publishes a de
spatch from Washington which inch
cates that the United States Govern
Ment contemplates asking for the ivod-
ification, abrogation, or estensi0r of the
treaty of 181.7 1e al ng 5
un
boats on
the great lakes, and 'that the object of
the request is to enable the United
States Government to build vessels for
:raffle en the lakes which can easily be
converted into armed cruisers.
VICTORY AT VIVIAN,
"In our f itnily faithful wort: has
been clone by Fowler's Estrace of Wild
Strawberry as .a, sure and quick cure
for diarrhoea, dysentery and all sum-
mer complaints, I can recoinmencl it
to fill as e family friend, always true.
and faithful."—Mrs. W. Bishop, Vivian,
Ont.
Mrs. MacKeivtn; Mi•s. Geo, Itamnilton
and Hiss Nora Clench, of Hamilton,
hada. large audience at their first con
cert in Winnipeg on Tuesday night.
Yon have catarrh, and other reme
dies have failed you -then give Nasal
Bairn ,a fair trial There is' no case of
catarrh it isill not cure if the diicttons
are faithfully followed.
The trot of the two greaQ stallions
Allerton and Nelson' at Grana Rapids
Mich., yesterday resulted in 'a victory
for Allerton. Nelson won the first heat
in the fastest time of the race, 2.13:
BEAUTIFUL BANFF, NWT
I -was induced to 1180 y0tt1 Bttrdocic
Blood Bitters for constipation and gen-
era! debility and fouiicl it a complete
cure WhichI take pleasure in recom-
mending to all who play be thus afllie
ted."— Ialnes J Carson, Banff, N.3V:T
The milling convention held at the
Soo yesterday and the day before pass
ed resolutions pralc inb for repeal of the
royalty ttnd other clauses of the Ontario
Mining Act.
Worms Cause Much Sickness among
children h r c 111s1It , WVoi•ni Ponders
prevent this, and make the child bright
and healthy.
The .ladies employed in the census
department atOttawa make very much
better wngas than then under the new
system of piece work.
TRUI+E .l'AITH.
"I have great faith in Burdock Blood
hitters as a blood purifier. ' have tak
en three bottles for bad blood and find
it a perfect cure. It is a, grand medi-
cine tact I reeotnmeed it wherever 1.
,
Toronto, [P V
a,nd(t,.0n j. rotrt0 One
1, G. -.(da 19. o , 0
It is Semi-0ftieially annoainced that
ills Itnseian Government laa's i.rointent-
ion ofr hibitin g the exportation
pc �,of
wheat.
Dr. T. A. Slocuin's
OXYGENIZBD f.1:MULSTON of PURE
COD LIVER OIL. If you have
a Cold —:Use iC. For sale by
all (lrtI . L.ists,
The value of the eutiory exports
from Shetlie:d to the United States.dur-
ing the last quarter was 829.874, a
gainst exports valued at £74.970 for
the same quarter of 1890.
If you had taken tcs o of Carter's
Little; Liver Pills before retiring' you
would not have had that coated tongue
or bad taste in the mouth this morning.
Keep a vial with- you for occasional
use,
$.4 Burlingame, of the fan of Bur-
lingame Curtis, Detroit,' and .0e. S
Duncan, a driver, were killed by the
explosion of a gasoline tank in that
city yesterday.
HENRY 0. JAMES.
Henry G. James, of OVinnipe , Man.
wiites: "`tor several veers 2 wee troth,•
bled with pimples and irritations of the
skin. After other remedies failed I
used four bottles of Burdock Blood
Bitters and since then I have been
quite free from my complaint. B.B,B,
will always occupy a place in my
Heise."
On the lcite-shaped tract; at Stockton
Cal, ou Tuesday, the stallion Orion re-
dueed the 2 -year old ,t•ecord to
and Bell Bird.reduced the yearling re
cord to
Never Allow the bowels to remain
constipated ;est serious evil ensue,
National Pills are unci ipassed as a
remedy for constipation.
At Galt, yesterday, James Miller,
while adjusting machinery, was caught
and whirled round a shaft. Sol -feral
ribs were broken and he is in a criti-
eni coudition.
AUNTY'S ADVICE.
"My brother had severe summer
complaint about a year ago and , no
remedies seemed to relieve him. At
last our aunt advised us to try fowl
er's Extract of Wild Strawberry and
Were he had taken one bottle he was
entirely eared." --Adelaide Crittenden,
Baldwin, Ont.
Capt. John D. IIay, of the wholesale
firm of Davidson & Hay, Toronto, was
married in Hamilton yesterday to Miss
Elizabeth Strsthearn Hendrie, eldest
o•
dau,,htc,r of AIF. 'Nilliam Hendrie.
Harsh purgative remedies are fast
giving way to the gentle action and
mild efbcts of Carter's Little Liver
Pills, If you try them they will cert-
ainly please you. .
e. i rn
Grain is jest beginning te come to
market at Brandon, where the price
yesterday was 5S to 75 cents: Farmers
are sturing most of their wheat yet.
Oats and barley have not commenced
to move.
MRS. GEO. RENDLE:
i'Irs. Geo. Rcadle, of Galt, Ont,
11<ritcs: ° I calf • recommend rDr,:Fowl+3r's
Extract of Wild Strawberry for' it is a
sure cure for all summer complaints.
We are never without it in the house."
.Fowler's Wild Strawberry. Price, 35c.
The pope has instructed the papal
nuncios abroad to present an identical.
note to the Governments to which they
are accredited on the recent disorders
in Rome. This 1 o'e will hold that.
these disorders are e"idance of the in-
security of the papal position in "Rome,
• di., .. .• o.
L,t ..5 who are suffering from sup-
pressions, bearing down pains, nerv-
ousness, or any, form of female weak-
ness, will find Dr. Williams' Pink :Pills
are an infallible cure. Tay them.
The British steamer Galileo has ar-
rived at Boston with the captain and
crew and three passengers of the bails
ue John E. Chase, Which was abaruion-
ed at sea.. The captain's wife and
Child are among the rescued.
Liman.
Mr. James Stewardson has pit a
stone foundation uiicler his house,
which adds greatly to the convenience
of the building. -Miss Emma Donovan
is at present attending'the Forest City.
Business College..—Mr. 13, W. Shaw -has
gone to London to attend the Western
University.—Miss Sproat has been ire
enga,'edin our. public school for the
coniine veer.—Mr, J. A. Ferguson has
moved into Mr. J McMahon's house
north of the village: -117x, J R. Mc-
Comb has purchased 3Ir. E. Mara's
buiadina 0i111ale street and will take
possession on Jan. 2nd. Mr. Mara in
tends retiring from the mercantile bus-
iness, --Mr, 13: Aubry:., the Montreal
horse buyer, will be at the Central
Hotel Thursday (to Clay) for the pixie,
pose of pnrehasing geed sound horses
of all classes.—Mr. Nelson, of Kingston,
has .been appointed to succeed Mr.' Ed-
wards in the, High School: He comes
high': recommended, both as a teacher,
and a gentleman.
Iiensall,
• Mr. Ed, Bossenberrl- was successful
with his hoc' e,I3illy C., in winning est•
place in the three year old trot, and 1st'
in the three minute trot, in Parkhill on
Wednesday last week.
Mr. McNaughton has left for Brus
sells, where lie has secured a situation
as,jeiti eller,
Miss Bert Hodgins has left for Lon-
don, where she will take a course in
the Forest City Business College.
Mr; Daniel Bell has stopped teaching
school and entered the medical profes-
sion and is now attending the Detroit
Medical College.
During the past week we h<avc had
several hard frosts which have blacken
ed the lens exa of vegetables and flowers
eoisidc r tb,y.
Miss Lnnirnie beg returned home
again After ;spending: a short vacation
With i S. (ttei') Fear.
Mr. Jas. Petty is expected home from
England this week.
The proprietors of the Hensall. Pork
Packips houseare busily engaged
these days getting everything in read-
iness for the coming season which pro-
mises to eclipse all former years.
Messrs Cook Bros, are shipping large
quantities of flour from this station
every week.
Farmers are busy in this section tak
ing up their inangolds.
Seaforth.
l�nitz 1nbLr. \Tr W, J. McMillan,
who, during the past six months, has
assisted the Rey.:A, D. McDonald in lila
pastoral duties, has severed his con
neetion with the congregation, and
left for his home on Wednesday last
week. Mr, ti7cilfillan; ministerially and
socially spea.king,became quite a favor
ite during his stay, and everybody will
join with us in wishing hint everysuc-
eess, wherever it may be his lot in fu-
ture, to labor. He 'preached a very
practical 8ermon, oat Sunday morning,
in the 111et11odist church, froth the text,
'Abstain from the very .appearance of
evil.' In the evening' Avery large con-
gronation assembled in the Presbyter-
ian church, to hear his farewell sermon
On Tuesday eveltinl a farewell social
was tendered :him bs the Christain En-
deavor Society; which was largely at
tended, rind all were sorry to bave. to.
say g'ood'bye to one whom they had
learned to love.
Brewster.
J. Foss, of Plympton township, was
the guest of It. Jennison during part.
of last week.—Mrs. Robert Taylor has
again been hastily called to forest to.
see her mother, Mrs. Gilmore, who is
lying at the point of death. It will be
remembered that only two or three
weeks ago she was summoned ` to the
death bed of her brother. We sincerely
hope that this time the news may not
be so bad as was at firs ;feared.
Stanley
The Reeve and Treasurer were in
Goderich a few days ago making the
final paymenton the rail road deben-
tures so that the municipality is now
freed from that i , � —
i i del tedi�ess. Council
met on Oct. 10th, 1891, at Varna, at 1
o'clock p. m. all present, minutes of
previous meeting read and signed.
The Collector's Bond was laid- before
the council and accepted. W. Clarke—
John Ketchen that this council require
all takes to he paid on or before the
10th day of Dec next, and that all ac-
counts be sent in on or before the 28rd
day Nov.. nest, John Tough's ace. of
$8 for selecting jams wereordered to
be paid. Council then 'adjourned , to
meet again on Monday Nov 3rd' at 1
o'clock p. m. GE0. L. SnewanT, Clerk.
For Coughs & Colds.
John P. Jones, Edom,Te.r.,writes:
I have used German Syrup for the
past six years, for Sore Throat,
Cough, Colds, Pains in the Chest
and Lungs, and let me say to any-
one wanting such a medicine—
German Syrup is the best.
B. W. Baldwin, Carnesville,Tenn.,
writes : I have used. your German
Syrup in my f nuly, and and it the
best medicine I ever tried for coughs.
and colds. I recommend. it to every. -
one for these<troubles.
R. SclirYia1iauseu, Druggist, of
Charleston, I11. , writes : After trying
scores of prescriptions and prepare-
bola' I: liacl'011 my files and shelves,
without relief for a very severe cold,
which had settled 013 111y lungs, I
tried your Gernrtii Syrup. It g ave
Ire immediate relief and a perma-
nent cure.
G. G. GREEN?, Sole Maotifactnrer,
Woodbury, New Jersey, U. 8. A.
London Huron & Bruce Railway
Passenger Tinie Table.
GOING NORTH.
am pm.
tondon,dep't805 4.26.
LucanCros g 8.47 5120.
Clandeboye 852 5'28.
Centralia 905 5:45.
EXETER - 910 5.57.
Hensel). 9.28 6.09
Kippen 9.34 6.17,
13rucofleld 9.42 6.26.
Clinton 10.00 6:15.
Londesboro' 10.19 7.03
Blyth 10,28 7.12.
ltelgrave 10.42 7 27.
Windham 1,1.00 7.45.
GOING Sotrmll.
a.m p.m.
Windham 7.05 340.
Belgravo 7,24 4.00.
Blyth 7.: i8 4.15.
Londesboro' 7,47 9,25.
Clinton 8.07 4.45.
Bruce field 8.26 5.04
Kippen 8.34 5.12
Hensall 8.41 5.19
EXETER, 8.57 5.33,
Centralia 9,09 5.45,
Clandeboye 9.18 5..58
Yuman Cros'g9.24 6.02•
London 11,17 1018 64.5
EXETER STILL TO TIE FRONT
And if you don't Believe it caiI at
Ross & Taylor's
PLANING MILL AND LIMBER R YARD
and you wi11 be convinced that they
have the Largest and Best Stock of ftll
kinds of Bililding 'Materials in this sec•
tion of Cotlritry,and at the lowest prices.
Shingles a Specialty,
having a large stock on hand we aro
prepared to meet the keenest coanpetit•
ion as to price or quality. We have se -
clued the eight' to li'hinllfactitre and
Sell Meiiih,tras celebrated Baking Cab-
inets: Call and see them and be
con-
rincucof their merit.
ROSS & TAYLOR,
igaizl. St., Latter
PEOPLE SAY BLOW
BUT HAVE THEY THE GOODS TO BACK IT Uig
Having purchased the Estate of John Brawn, have thoroughly refitted the factory, and
ami
manufacturing an line of furniture in Oak, Cherry Maple and. Ash.
,. elegant Yr
Note some of the Prices.
Bed Room Sets in Antique Oak polished at $18.00 and up,
" Maple, Cherry and Ash it $8,75 and up•,,
Beds, new stile, in Maple
And a handsome assortment of o Hall Stands,
� ds,
Sideboards in Antique Oak polished at$10 00 and up Maple, Cherry r and' Ash at .$8.00 and ii
l?
Extension 'Tables, Writing Desks, Centre
Tables, all in Walnut, Oak, Cherry and Ash, end at very close prices.
Remember r't l ak .. no trashy elm
._.; furniture and I sell as cheap
as the Cheapest.
100 000 feet of Limber and 300 eo3cls of wood wanted in exchange for f innature
Undertaking A full Line of Us on hand.
�'b goods always y
WaRememberrerooms nd
the Stand—Factory arc! two doom
north ol! Town Ha1!, Exeter.
WALT. ADREWS.
Roll. N. Roe.
BERLE11
AND
Undertaker.
S. GI L
is
THE LEADING
.S�
der, k ?
AND
Furniture Dealer
OF THE
I have an immense Stock of
Furniture and Undertaking,
Goods now on hand, which I
will sell at p
right prices.
UDE RTAK ING
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. CIIBLEY.
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G
J. SNELL,
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EXETER - ONTARIO
Ilas now in stock
ftp
gash-00s+ar:./✓.,
IN THE .FOLLOWING LINES
West of .I;nglaiid Suiting ,and Trous
erings,
Scotch Tweed Siritiilg•s and Trouser-.
legs.
French and .English Worsted Cloth
Al :
made uf� iA the Latest
Style,
T
1 at best Rates.
DR FOWLERS
•EXT: OF •
-WILD.
TRRWBERRY
CURES
HOhERA
holera Morbus
01—c I C'a�a
RAMPS
IABRHCEA
YSEMTERY
AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS
AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
IT I5 SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR
CHILDREN OR ADULTS.
G.issett's Livery.
First Class horses and Rigs.
SPECIAL RATES WITH
COMMERCIAL MEN.
Orders left at Bissett Bros.' Hardware
Store, will receive prompt attention.
TERMS - REASONABLE
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
W. G: BISSE TT.
IN ORDER TO MAKE SPACE
—FOR ---
SLIMMER GOODS1
We will clear out the balance of
our Winter Stock
AT COST
as
Including a splendid assortment of
OVERCOATS & SUITS FOR MEN AND
BOYS,
LADIES AND GENTS FURS.
LADIES FUR CAPS, MUFFS AND
MATS. ,
LADIES NETT, VEST AND WOOL
SHAWLS.
A NICE STOCK OF FUR TRIMMIN'S
GENTS HEAVY WOOL LINED IIID
M1TS & GLOVES at 75c worth $1.
We cant bo undersold in Teas and
Sugars' for SPOT CASH.
JOHN MATHESON. Exeter North
FarIlIeIlBro.,
W1io1a1e �� R0t31!
WINE & SNRIT
Merchants,
Ezcte�'.
CFIRrnTIE's
ou 11iL) a ':)
First Class RIGS And HORSE&
ORDERSk LEFT AT THE HAWK
SHAW HOUSE OR AT THE
STABLE. WILL BE PROMPT
LY ATTENDED TO.
Torrsa _ oa �oaz� 1=1e
Telephone Connection.
',-wAtx rROrFA PZ
+ir` > fiAil5iie aS Rasa/tan
n
ALL l''4EAT...r'•ACMF_.
a •7Ei'lr sere real adlz;eo—
tioeti :%o elVre 'C'9,enp•
t 1,7;bUC tIl zigy head -
ie lees. Zh•z7 ib C171, tit
will cost but w'ri cent;'
w a ban aaad. they are
lana:M ss.
7hc ere nota Cathartic,.
F. I. f1SJ, BNN�E9,
IS STILL IN THE OLD STAND
—where he is—
READY FOR A CALL.
Morn, Noon or Night he will
=GIVE AN'---
EASY SHAME, AND
E-❑ ❑I HAIRGIJT,
LADIES HAIR CUT TO ORDER.
Also LADIES HAIR WORK
DONE.
North of Post-Ornce.
r THE LIG�i�'
A complete stock of
Pure and Reliable Drugs
ALWAYS KEPT.
—It—
PBtot8l1Gi1joS, Sp41igoS,
1IflljiS1'8 $IIp1Ies
At right and reasonable prices.
Prescriptions
and Fanvil.. Receipts
carefully 1
Prepared.
paa ed.
WINII'S 6011[1111611 POWt161
the best ill the market.
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