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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1897-5-27, Page 5,t. THE Ozeter bvo.cati Is published every Thursday Morning,. at the Moe, MAIN -STREET, -- EXETER. -- By the - ADVOCATE Pest. SH NG COMPANY, TERMS OF $tJBSCIbIPTION. Cue Dollar per annum if paid in Ad.vauoe teY.r.° if not so paid. .S.clvoxtece. g at ors -1 epeel .ret- teore No paper diseontinuocluntil all arrearage s are paid. Advertisements without seeoite directions will be published. till forbid' and ehargodecoordingly. Liberal diseountmade for transeient advertisements inserted for tont; periods. Every* description of JOTS to nest style PRINTING YGl rnocl out in the & , and at moderate rates. Ohe0ues, money ord- era. 8tce for advertising, s. ibseriptions,ete•to be matte payable to Chas.11. Sanders, EDITOP AND PROP Professional Cards. in KINSMAN, LD. S. S. I)R. A, R, 1CTXSMAN, T, D. S., D.1). S.. Bonar graduate of Toronto University, - DENTISTS. • wet], extracted without any pain, or eller ball efeeets. (3thee in Fatnsor's Klock, went side Main Street, Exeter. ✓ etie D. ALTOX ANI ERSOY,(D.D.S•,leD.S.) -Li honor, Gr a,iva to of the Toronto L'ni- rsity ami Royal College of Dental Surgeons 0f Ontario. Teat extracted without elle.t All anodes of Deetistry up to (lata. Ofeco over Elliot & law O li -o1oe to Central Hotel'••-lexe ter, MedichLl yt� '--J' A.ItOLLIN:, &t T A. A.110e. 0.f Reeidenees, oars tai formerly OFFICES, :;ltaektnata, building, Main et. Dr, Rollin,' Chico; same as formerly -north b a in -south door, Dr, Amos oalgae,same ui11 door. May lot. 1808 T. A. Rollins, M. l). T. A,A.mas. M_D ✓ en.T.. P. R[(1T ATIGHLIN, MEMBER, OF X./ the College of Physicians end Surgeons Ontario. Pliven:iau, Surgeon axed Aceouoli- Our. Ofiioe, .Deelawood, Out. D I . COL.GTNS, Z3s1.T1.RISTER,S,Of,TCIT- • OR, Coeveyaneor Notary Public. Mae -Over O' Nil's Dan), Ou taro. Money to Loan. i .DIOKi ):\',B UISTT:R.t~0LTCtTOR, l .I. of Supreme Ccurt, Notary Public, CI,n- vos tneer, Conuniseioiler, &eagerly to loan 0idco-k'ansen'sBloel Exeter 1?Ll'.LT(l r, E7,r,IO r & MAO KENZIE.BAR- 4 RESTERS, ETC., Conveyeent rs. and Money to .Lagan ata and :iis percent. IL Sr. Renner, Feel). Reeler, AL Miteretezie- Auction eerie BL/)Wti,w inlholsoa. Licensed Auat- S.L. ioucer for the Counties of Perth and tifddleaex,also for the township ofteborna see+anarrangedattended aonc emsalce at Pof e. Win - theism. 1(i3Kaatau(e. EELLIOT, Insurance Agent, gain St. Exeter WANTED. Men and Women who can work hard talk- y, and writing; six hours daily, for sig days eel:e anll will be content with ten dollars L.,e1dy. Ad(lrlass, NEW IDEAS CO., Brantford , Ont. • TAILORING CHEAP AND NOBBY. Ifs EXETER MARKETS. (Changed every Wednesday) Wheat per bushel $072 to 70. Barley 20 to 20�I Oats :3e to _J.. ,- Peas 1u, to 40 Butter - t0 to 1'l' le s' Potatoes per bag .............. .... 35 O f is 4 not .................. .• 0 I3 ed Clcvar Seed par bus lneL,...,...$ L00 to 4.511 7,00 to's.00 •,lf liay p2ct ton Dried Apples peril) Turkeys Ducks (Meese -. Chicken at The hang -dog Expression " looks of a " ready made,"" heed - me -down suit of clothes es enough to disgust the Prince of Slovens, NO FIT, �t3 NO STYLE, rx NO GOOD. Sx A taiior•madc suit, cut. made and fitted to the contour of your form is certain to look right. AND WEAR Parts of machinery which accurately fits withstand se- vere service and parts that do not fit wear out quickest. Same with clothes. Choose your cloth and we do the rest. Prices small as Stitches. Bert. Knight. ems...sc.onw+l torsfa.e.+m,..wmmem aes+030m00.tionn=+rn. 2 net Corned Bed. Pickled Teague, Sausage( Bologna, Lamb, Beef, Poultry in Season. Beef sold by the Quarter. Pure Lard. Highest Cash Price paid for Hides and Sheen Skins Ca One Door South of 11 DAY, Prop rop OENTRA- HOTEL, t © THE PERF ECT TEA 7 5 5 Iu combination, ati an proportion and process Hood's Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself, and unequalled fa true merit. No other medicine ever possessed so much curative power, or reached such enormous sales, or made such won- derful cures, as hood's Sarsaparilla.. It is undoubtedly the best medicine ever made to purify, vitalize and en- rich the blood. That is the Secret Of its swccess. Read this statement: ((When my son was 7 years of age, he had rheumatic fever and dcute rheuma- tism, which, settled in his left hip. He was eo sick that no one thought there was any help for hint. Five sores broke out on his thigh, which the doctor said were sores. We had three different doctors. Pieces of bone came out of the sores. The last doctor said the leg would have to be out of and the bone scraped, before he could get well. Howard became so low that he would eat nothing, and one doc- tor said there was no chance for hint, "One day, a newspaper recommending Hood's Sarsaparilla was loft at our. door. We decided to try this medicine. Howard cqunneneed taking it the last of February, after having been sick for a year and a ti half. He hadn't taken It a week before 1 his i appetite e an to im improve, that b g l , and then he gained rapidly. I gave him five bottles, when the sores were all healed and they never broke out again. The crutches ho bad used for four years were laid aside, as be bad no further use for them. I give all the credit to Hood's Sar- saparilla." eros. ADA L. MOODY, Fay Street, Lynn, Mass. This and many similar cures prove that Sarsaparilla Is the One True Bloodl'urUlcr. All druggists. SI. Preparedonly by C. I. Iieod Sr Co., Lowell, !Lass. cure Livor 111s cagy to U,n3cl'S Piles take, easyto operate. 250. ..... F % TW IITY$ aVFN YEIRS. THE MRCS BESTFRIEND LARGEST SALE IN eAlenD,.. C. ..•- Frvin •001-i`Ym,rt<CO+CWRS.,.• tan.,rwn`.^nm.. 0.5..M•. PYR PECTOla Positiiely Cures COUGHS and COLDS in a'surprisicaly start time. It's a sci- entific eirtu ty, 2neil end true, scothing acid twilling in its tfiecta. W. C. !Zeeman:it & Son, Benchette Quo., report, in a Wier t. td l'. h.au:rµl 410ti ',i 1, i tad lr n t111,rs. and trio eur1 wr. U. .u:omb:x of 1: leag.,a'st:din cold. 'tits. I. 11. Beery, chemist, 5 S 4 , u a' t Terrto, write: ,;;t 0 S§ o a1 snl h n;;h n v syrup pvn Pet 1. t1 ,•t a ,u tai to 11 t tr,,ti•,n, It t• lots ,,n n thn utas, i.n (1 ., Wall even La tial it, marl ti tqlotell to 1 n.lts delisted from Its toton(heir farillt :. t, It ig lim)i, lir ted or 3.0.3,1 0311oasa,t. the -taste. Its sale with m. la: b u nderttlh, and I can a veys reer to l..id i. 1a e. safe and t+ reliable ,l„ui, , uied rii.e," Ft'I einem Lettuce 00 ,t':s. DAMS & LAWRENCE Co., L'ra. Sole Propri tars .• Mani z i s.a7. ' :iiiUktrw.slle=streNeIese. 'mrl DESPATCHES BY CABLE, XxIti13 Political Prisoners to be Pardoned, London, May 24. -Tho birthday of tele+ Queen was observed to -day with the usual artillery salutes, the ringing of Church bells, and reviews at the different naval and military stations. The London celebration will take place on Wednos- dey. It is believed. to be Certain that many, peihaps all, of the political prisoners, including the Invincibles, Jaynes Fitz, harris, Larry Hanlon, . and Joe Mullet, will be paruoncd early in tune in com- memoration of the siztleth year of the reign of the Queen. The Standard understands that Mr. Labouchere will withdraw the charges Truth leo has made in 1 nth and before the l ;'Mouth Africa Parliamentary Commission against Dr, Rutherford Harris, the con- fidante of Mr. Cecil Rhodes, and a. lead- ing spirit in the British South Africa Chartered Company, the stockbrokers having refused to testify. Vienna, May :24. -The Hungarian parors aczuse the Ca.t .olio clergy of fomenting tate riots by asserting that the Government intends to introduce civil marriage. The soldiers who were assigned to preserved order at Bosnyaozi have been. fired upon and stoned by a crowd of to thousand, mostly women. Madrid May :14. -The political situa- tion here seems to be as follows: The Government, not wishing to yield, to the Opposition ley resigning, will appear before the Cortes•, but if the Liberals do not attend tc day's session to Mliuistcrital crisis will be occasioned. Under the 012. clllalitaneea, the retention of the present Cabinet does not seem itnposihle, The Liberals, who consider the formation of a Sngasta Cabinet inevitable within a few days, having abandoned all idea of agreeing upon the formation of a work- ing Ministry. �hozo' projected duel betweeneen the son of the Duke of Tetuan, 'Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Prof. Comas, the Merril Senator whose ears were boxed by the Duke on Friday last in the lobby of tite Senate, has been abandoned, the dispute having been amicably settled. The Heraldo of this city says it learns that high shops lu vo asked Marshal Martinez de Campos, the former Cap- tain-Q11101cal of Cuba, to came to Madrid Mrs. L. Foster, wife of: i,I1 Charles Foster, •a former resident of IF•arnin, who resided in Port Ilnron, dropped dead Friday afternoon while she was an her way to attend the funeral of little Frederick Cole in that city. Friends removed her remains to her home. The cause of her sudden death was heart disease. Mr. W. F. Charlton, photographer, east- end, Aylmer, met with a very eerious accident Monday, that will lay him up for some time. While he wee in the act of decorating his buildin he leanedout too far, and fell to the sidewalk from the second story, break- ing his wrist in two places and br tlis- tog hist face badly, Cook's Cotton' Root Compound Is the only safe, reliable monthly medicine on which ladies can depend in the hour and time of fleece. Is prepared in two degrees of strengtio. No. 1 for ordinary cases is by far the best dollar medicine known -sold by druggists, one Dollar per box. . No. 2 for special, cases -lo degrees stronger -sold by druggists. One bo_, Three Dollars ; two boxes, rive Dollars. No. it, or No. 2, mailed on receipt of rice and tivo. -cent stamps. rice 3. The Cooks Company, Windsor, Ontario.; ad'ulatet inn Exeter and even w ee illi rc tae Canada by ail r'C3030netitile lierne3733155.' psi Talc Etn z.•sT TEA TN 'Hir VJOSLD - E 103 7 THE TFii. P'-AN.r''D C). T135 TEA .CUP IN ITS NATIVE. PURITY, "37 noon" Tea is veelce11 under the supervision rowers, and is-fdte llsyd- ttasold bythem' of the mole ;aiiies01lndian andCeylon sou tic f t7 6001 yu 1 Tear.. For that r a:on tL y see that none but the. wry: fresh 11.:ilve$ go into ,Monsoon packages. T', t why A'aisge,n, thepe:fecCTeo, can bo ,!d .; C.Ottlepri c as interior tea.. 1. i^ opt a is tlea1ec1 codches of % lb., t lb. and rias 3u .1,,:.11130 throe flavours at lee., 5oc. and dos. is , , g''r;.r dors nut Itc1p it, tall him to write , 3 l i:t: to co., 1r and isFront :SI. Laot,'T oi•on Lo THE THIRD TIME M E FATAL, James Sickles' Canoe Upsets While Run- ning' tate Data. Brantford, May 94.-A. Man named Jnines Sickles was drowned in the Grand River at Brantford to -dray at 11 o'clock, in the presence of one thousand specta- tors, For some time Sickles had been giving exhibition:I by shooting the darn iu the river at the Lorntr bridge inan ordinary canoe, The darn, which has a Rall of about eight feet, runs across the river about fifty feet below the Lorne brill ;o. Sickles had been in the habit of advertising his daring feat, and after bringing a crowd to the river banks, tak- ing up , a collection, and in return whetting the people's taste for excite- ment by shooting; the dam,. On two former occasions he performed the feat with success, Ho was announced to re- peat the trick at 11 o'oloek to -day. Shortly before that hour at least a thousand people Iined the banks and the neighborinu bridges, Sickles ventured out in his frail bark cat the advertised hour. The current carried bine quickly down strenn, the canoe shot the dam. It instantly upset, however, and the oceu- pcant was euur ht in the swirl of the fall and buried under the water, but Sickles never rose again, The drowning alarm box was immediately pulled, and the life: boat crew promptly responded. The boat was quickly rowed to the place, lout no signs of the unfortunate Iran could be seen. The grappling lines were at once thrown nut, but inasmuch as the boat could not go near enough to the falls it 'MLA impossible to recover the body for nearly three hours, when of course nothing could bo done. Sickles Was a private in the Dufferin Rifles, a married man, and n sad incident of the ziffeir Vas that this wife was a witness of his drowning. A. Slick &wirtdle. 24t. Catharines, Ont., May 24.-x1. slick job was put up cu several of our mer- chants on St. Paul street Saturday night. A` young than, calling himself L. Ken- neth Houston, Of New York, came to the Welland House about ten days ago. He represented hionself as an artist, said he was commissioned by a firm to .New York oily to paint a nundier of pictures in oil to decorate a large building in that city, and that he intended to paint many of the pictures from scenery in thio vicinity, He rented rooms, hired a piano and, to all apre.Lrauces, meant business. Satur- day night he tool: a walk along St. Paul street and dropped into several of the leading stores and made purchases rang- ing from $7 to $10, giving his cheque in payment, for a much larger amount, receiving his chane in good Canadian money. In order to satisfy the merchants that everything was straight, Houston produced a bank. book, showing a balance to his credit in the Gernoan-Aniericl.n Bank, Buffalo, of $000. He returned tb the Welland House between 0 and 10 o'clock Saturday night and retired to his room. On Sunday morning he did not putin an appearance, and on searching. his room nothing was found but an old suit of Clothes, which he had left and donned an elegant suit he had purcbased with one of his bogus cheques Saturday night. How he got out of the Welland 'House and took his trunk with him 'is a mystery. as a watohman was on duty all night. Tho merchants who were victim- ized aro feeling very sore over the affair, but it is doubtful if they will be able to Capture Houston. , Mo1i.iniey Congratulates the Queen. Washington, May 24. -The President this morning sent a cable message to Queen victoria congratulating her on the celebration of her 70th birthday. Tbe message was as follows: "'To the Am- bassador of the United States, London: The Presidoeb desires you to convey to the Queen his sincere congratulations and those of the American people upon the celebration of her 79th birthday (Signed) Sherman." American Gold Shipments. 1✓ew York, May 24. -Further gold shipments lie 'announced for to -morrow's steamer of $000,000 by L. eon gelcoat 20 & Co., and $1,2,60,000 by Lazard Freres. The Dole Government has decided to give to the British Company the con- eession for the ocean cable. British men- of-war arc now surveying the cable route. Tbe British fruit steamer Ethelred, which arrived at Philadelphia on Sunday, was on two ocottsions chased by Spanish cruisers, which iirocl shots across her bows. After Ten Zoog Years Of Mental and Physical Sufferings Failures and • � r s With Common Medicines, Pain's Celery Compound Com- pletely Cures 'Mrs. Hopper, of Thornhill,Ont, What a blessing it would be to hu- reauity if all sulfering,mon and women knew just what Paine's Celery Coin - pond is able to do. The work that cannot be done for the sick, in long years of experiment- ing with other medicines is: success fully carried to victory by Paine's Cel ery Compound in a few short weeks. The cure of airs Hopper frilly proves the assertiou made above. After years of^failures, misery, agony and despon- deney, Paine's Celery Compound made a "new woman" of one who who has become a mere wreck -one who was a.•° n• fast ncaltu elle grave, • Have faith, sufferer! A strong de- liverer is ever ready to help you! From today let your hope be centered in Paine's Celery Comound and its power to euro, It has never disappointed any; it cannot fail with you. Read urs, flapper's wonderful testi- mony " With very great pleasure and sat- isfaction I wish to add nay testimony to what has already been said in favor of Paine's Celery Compound. For a very long time I suffered from general deblity and rundown system. Hav- ing heard of Peine's Celery Compound, I determinated to give it a trial, aad I toSayafor e am it h done m happyaa mare good than 1 can express, For ten years T doctored with other medi- cines without any good results; but af- ter using Paine's Celery Compound I am perfectly restored to health, can eat well, digestion is good, and nay sleep is sweet and sound. Altogether, I am a new woman. I always recommend Paine's Celery Compound to nay friends. Rev. J. FI. Hazlewood, of Paris, had his leg broken on Monday night by a fall, from his bieyele while riding, on the flats at Paris. The wheel got caught in some loose gravel, which the town Authorities had just been "pav- ing " the street with, and he was thrown off with the above result. Wm. Rudd, senior, of Dresden, dropp- ed dead yery suddenly Saturday morn- ing, Dr. McDonald was immediately called and pronounced it heart failure. His sudden demise is the more pain- ful to the family, as it was entirely unexpected, for, although he was 77 years of age be was seldom sick a day. w;1 :1. "The Foot R� volE a Fly" Modern Furniture. We have made a special effort to have our new styles of Furniture for the fall trade so attractive as possible. Our Latest Parlor Suits are maryels of lleauty and are admired by all who have seen them. Curling of says an eminent English doctor, "will carry enough. poison 'to infect a household." In summer -time, mare especially, disease genres fill til", ix:r multitudes are infected, fall i11, die; multitudes escape. Then messengers of mischief do not exist for millions. Why not? B earssot'hey are healthy and strong '--protected as a crocodile is against gun -shot. 1t is the weals' the "wast..4 the thin -blooded who fall; those who have no resistive power so tree::: a sudden cough or cold de- velops into graver disease. We hear of catching disease « Why not eatch health ?? \yJ e can do it by always 4 0 r A ' ai-_,Ml_ac.aL3.c'rlg our 11..a_thy weight. o e�o Dining Room Furniture is the best we hava ever shown. Side- boards of man desi4 s, Dining tables in great variety, We Sell Cheap. Don't think because we keep nothing but the latest furniture that it is high priced. We sell eheaper than any house 10 town, of Cod-liver Gilt is condensed nour- ishnaznt; food for the building up of the system to resist the attacks of disease. It should be talzen in reasonable doses all summer long by all those whose weight is below the standard of health. If you are losing ground, try a bottle now. For sate 1,1r 111 d:. '-tats Ltt sec. and $r.oa SCOTT Fa BOWNE, Toronto, Ont. THE GREAT R. N. BOWE Aetnearte+rscurio.'AAA,ctaaan alc .,: (rimer wens'.) A. Sure and Safe Remedy ln,everr caro and every kind of -lent -el Leungahnt is u a i Thin is a tree statement an 1 it caret be made too strong, or too emphatic. It is a simple, safe and much; cure for P Cramps, Cough, Dltcumatbern, Colic, Colds, Neuralgia, IDlarrhron, Croup, Toothache. W I� %Sc. and5 c TWO i»5 0. trawarllivar '- Imperial Meat Market. Having purchased the butcher- ing Business of A. Loadmau (Wood's Old Stand) we will be pleased to see all our old customers and a s many new ones. Fresh Meat. Flaly Medicine of the Age. Taken [internally, It Cures Diarrhoea, Cramp, and Pain in the Stomach, Soi•e Throat, Sudden Golds, Coughs, eto., eto. Used Externally, It CUre.s Cuts, &raises, Burns, Scalds, Sprains, Toothache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Frosted Feet. NO article over attained to such unbountloMpopular. ity,-Salem OLsc?vdr, Wu can boor testimony to no sfileney of •rho P1121. Ril10r. we have se el its100130 effects 1n soothingthe severest po11u, and Knoll it 10 boa good nrtiuie,--atecin. nal/MI/gum. othin • bac iller, which_ is Nothing yetnlIlym surpassed the now 1; tbcanostanlunbiq lamely modic3v0nowin use.-Tennexsae It reel merit; as a means of removing' pain.no medloina hes nenutred1. reputation equal to Pony Davis' 1 1ho-l11llor Vmepsri Muni. Tielvnr0 Of intltntt0(m. any only rho germine "Tanta' 0.1113." hold) ovoi ZW11015 Margo: bottles, 350. VERY LA1141LE 1I409Peele .8 50 Cents. We intend keeping the very best of fresh meat, and it will be our first aim to please customers. Tenderloin, spare ribs, sausage, hams, bacon and everything usual• ly sold iu the factory can now be procured at the shop. Orders Promptly delivered. Wo intend conducting a cash business, the longest term of credit being one week, (a discount of 5°/, will be given for cash. 0. SHELL, Prop. eten ▪ . 030. ,t,4.1 11 ..: , , r,,3 t011,11y Gl+l W« 3 f1 9 53 as p wt' IA.. II Easter I' n 1 r L ne.1110 Molter () t 1. , r r u 1.1, ti.o • l 31 AVE;$4 r, ,. tI 4,: co., Tim. 1 :it ti o1 Rs:6t.. RAY N .AN'S FLORIDA WATER THE SWEETEST MOST FRAGRANT MOST REFRESHING AND ENDURING OP ALL PERFUMES FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF, TOILET OR BATH. ALL RESISTS PERFUMERS AN GENERAL DEALERS. tt 000 a 0 000 �. elief for 4u "'zing o.Troubles 0 • EMULSION* (13 An et't7131il7812T 7015 and all tweet (� 323SSl toms, Nil irxr1tS7 4)5' istleetten, • «J123 x74033{1,1' ores O1 APPETITE, lE71338 117r , the hi:nealt:4oeMein • .artic:ie:aro 317011t 07005t!' 016, :1iy theottl of Tho n ttt, Ent,11110u.T him got 0 rid efn tut ,•Ititty' cough mitiel1 hn11 lronbietl me for e,rri' a year, 01111 11rn of non considerably in weight, 1111ccd 31113113111li,loi so swell. Was glad when tiro time c111ne 010111103 tet 11:e 14. ® T• ll, wwI ren:07 ,i%•, Montreal Ak C,@e, and , .'0es tvnit1e. • DAVIS nos: l.i+eeffiEitt1i 0 1,;, LiteMONTREAL • seeee es et THE PALACE L 0 T H A man must consider his purchase well these times; he Must buy where he can do the best, Look at some of these figures; Pants Blade to- 02(14T, all wool heavy tweeds $2.00 Suits (;;;9,80 Overcoats $8.09 Black 'Worsted suits a spec- ial, $ 12,00 Our $20 'blacks beat all others at $23. (brier and: see for yourself, JAMES H, GRIEVE. SERVES YOU RIGHL». If you go and pay mere for furniture than you could buy it from us, that is Sour fault, but don't do it again. We lead in all lines and can save you quite an item by dealing with us. New Premises. We are getting nicely settled in our new premises now and OUT stock is large and varied. Undertaking a Specialty. S. I EY SOI, OPERA HOUSE Eloeli .,,s.c,.<ss«.«s*er_1rvc.sx.. • x�;vum,c,.0.10.10.000..00,110.1 Bicycles ! Bicycles I 1 Bicyles 1! Bicycle Pleasure. Are you seeking Bicycle pleasure if so, you should seek first a good wheel, We eau furnish you any of - the best wheels made, at lowest prices Musical. Do you want anything in the musical line. 1'G a have a cbeiee lot of Pianos and organs, call and .ia- spect them before buying elsewhere. A full stock Of sewing machines, baby pear- riages, etc. etc. P erkils &IdErtille CEREAL DIU STORE Those who have used Wilyan's Cough balsam pro- nounce it unequalled as a remedy for coughs, colds, and bronchitis troubles. Finan`$ condition, and cough powders' for horses the best in the market, al- ways on on hand; also Aceto.. henefacto and Liniment the lvedicine so s,icceMunroe ss'iuily used bjr . Mr. Chas • 11 this Parkhill, in and. other towns, in treating and cur- ing various diseases. For 5 sale hero, Druggia