Exeter Advocate, 1907-03-14, Page 5i
Eefer Backache, "The Blues"
Both Symptoms of Organic Derangement in Women
—Thousands of Sufferers Find Relief.
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iodate.
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MARCH A N D
The Jeweller
EXETER, ONTARIO
FENCING
The tune of the year is approach-
ing when the farmer will be bus
fixing tip his fences for the sum-
mer. Ile always wants the best
and knows that he can get the
hest from us,
Wo have two of the best wire fences
trade.
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The Lamb Hard Drawn Fence
All sytles in both kinds at prices
Ranging From 215 ots. up to 150 cis
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Exeter - Ontario District of Western Ontario
• Including Village of Exeter
How often do we hear women say: "It
seems as though uiy back would break„'
or "Don't speak to me, I am all out of
aorta?" These significant remarks prove
that the system requires attention.
Backache and "the blues" are direct
symptoms of an inward trouble which
will sooner or later declare itself. It
may be mused by cliseascd kidneys or
some derangement of the organs. Nature
requires assistance and at once, and Ly-
dia E. Pinkhatu's Vegetable Compound
instantly asserts its curative powers in
all those peculiar ailtuents of women. It
has been the standby of intelligent
American women for twenty years and
the ablest judge;[ agree that it is the
most uni venally sin... es/dui refuel!y fir
woman's ills known to medicine.
Read the convincing testimonial, of
Mrs. Oakee and Mfrs. MacNantee.
\ire. .T. P. ( takt:h of Prince of Wales
1lotel, !lead of st. Margaret's Bay. near
Halifax, Halifax ('iunty, Nova Seitia.
Canada, writes :
Dear \irs. l'inkhoni
"After what your Vegetable Compound
.lid I r me, I ant a brut believer that it is a
wonlerful medicine, and l that any woman
ulna i+ troubled frith any if the ills we
suffer fron, should try it and she twill conn
he convinced of its worth. pis la.,ttles
changed me from a pe. i'h, de�pon,lent,
sickly, ailin a„ni:ut t., a ssver•t-tempered,
healthy one, who rarely ever ha, n pain
now, and who before was rarely sitltoute
one. As a regulator, strengthener and a
tonic, I think it has no superior and I
certainly endorse it.”
Dire. Anna It. Alaa•Namee of corner
Queen and Wellington Streets, Kingston,
Ont. writes:
Dear 11frs. fink 1iaru :—
"Lydia E. I'inkhan'; \' table com-
pound has dent• all the ire">'1 in the world
for rte. I suffered with irregularities, back-
ache and severe pains all through my Dodi,
and was very nervous and blue. I think
1 used a dozen different kinds of medidnes.
some prescribed by the doctor and soma re-
commended by friends, but one bottle of
Vegetable Compound was worth more to
me than all the other medicines put together,
My general health began to Improve as soon
as I began to use the Compound, and in
three weeks I was a perfectly well woman."
When women are troubled with frits
ular, suppreirted or painful periods, wesi
nese, (Replacements or ulceration, that
bearing -down feeling inflammation of
the female organs, backache, bloating
(or flatulence), general debility, indl-
gestion and nervous prostration: or are
beset with such symptoms as dizziness,
faintness, lassitude, excitability, irritabi-
lity, nervousness, sleeplessness, melan-
choly, "all -gone" and "want -to -be -left -
alone" feelings, blues and hopeleesnese
they slwuld remember there is one tried
and tote remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham'e
Vegetah!e ('impee'in•1 at once removes
=uch troubles.
No other medicine has suen a record
of runes of female troubles. No other
medicine in the world has received this
widespread and unqualified endorsement.
Refuse to buy any eubetitute.
FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN
Remember, every woman is cordially
invited to write to Mrs. I'inkham if
them is anything about her symptoms
she does not understand. Mrs. Pink -
ham is the daughter-in-law of Lydia E.
I'inkham, herassistant le•fere herdeceaee,
and for t wenty'-live }'ears since her advice
has been freely and cheerfully given to
every ailing woman who asks for it.
Iter advice and medicine have restored
to health innumerable women Address,
Lynn, Mass.
Ask Mrs. Pinkhant'.. Advise—A Woman Rest Understands a Woman's ills.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
The great Uterine Tonle, and
only sato effectual Monthly
Regulator on which women can
depend. Sold In throe defeoe
of t'trongth—No. 1, l ; No. 9,
10 degrees stronger 13• No. 3,
for special cases. per box -
Bold allllJ ta, or st of eat
ereemaMtntttttI Y ...td on m.
Free pamphlet.
r Wila od
St. Marys: Norman Spearin, clerk
in J. M. Adams' grocery, who bas re-
signed his position left Inst week for
Montreal, where he has secured a pos-
ition with the wholesale grocery firm
of Rose at La Flarnnte of that city.
Mr. Spearin was one of the active play-
ers of the junior lacrosse team last
year. The officers and metnbersof the
Alert lacrosse club entertained hint to
an oyster supper at Harry Tuer's on
Wednesday night and he was present•
ed by the members of the club with a
beautiful pearl stick pin.
TAE DELL TE[EPIIONE
COJUP�NT YF O1Ofl
Mary's Little Lamb.
EN(II.ISFI
Mary had a little lamb,
It's fleece was white as snow,
And everywhere that Mary went
That lamb was sure to go.
FRENC'fi
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La, petite Marie had le jure nnittong,
Ze wool vas blanchee as zee snow;
And everyhere In belle Marie vent
Le june ututtong vas sure to Iro.
('BINESE
SVtin gal name Moll had lamhee,
Fleecee all samee whitee snow;
Evely place Moll gal walkee
Ba -ha hoppee long too.
UCTCII
Dat Mary hat got sin leedle schaf,
Mit hair shust like some vont;
L'nd all her place dant gal did vent
Dat schaf go like em fool.
IRISH
Be orra. Mary had a little shape,
And the wool was white completely;
And wherever Mary would stir her
stumps
That young shape would follow her
sedately.
Some Men Get Up Six Times
during the night because their bladder
is so inflamed that it will not retain
more than a tablespoonful of urine,
Sonie old men, especially, urinate
is about to issue twenty-five times a day. These are the '1
men who need Bu -Ju -the Gentle Sid• •
Pill. The first few pills ave relief. St
AIt, Cartut'i.
\Liss Christie JIcLellan has returned
bouts to look afterher mother, %vho
had the ueisfortune to fall a fess days
ago and break her collar bone. The
Hoary friends of the latterdeeply synt-
pathize with her in her misfortune.-
After a pleasant visit with hersister
and other relatives in Montreal Miss
' 1ladeliue Coughlin has returned home.The grip has still a firm hold ou
Isome of our citizens, -1L'. Angus Mc -
'
Litres is, wears' pleased to learn, im-
proving in health, under the treatment
of De. Orme, of ('eutralia.-Wedding;
bells will soon be chuffing in this vi-
cinity. -Fanner,; have certainly made
good use of the sleighing during thea
past few weeks.
Zurich
After afew months' stay in this vi-
cinity, Robt, Douglas, Mrs. Strang, S.
H. Pollock and wife, Alex. Forrest and
wife and Chas. Troyer left last week
for their respective homes in the West,
-Mrs. P. Sipple has returned from a
visit to friends in Berlin and Stratford.
-DSipplo and son have returned to
%Vaterlooattera visithere with friends.
-Henry Gellman has gone to Seaforth
where he has accepted a position,-
Fred Gieger left Monday for Hamil-
ton, N. D., where he will remain.-
Wm. Meidinger is now occupying the
house recently vacated by Mr. Ben-
nett. -Daniel Bennett and wife have
gone to Hampden, ?t. D., where they
will visit the lattet's son, R. Kircb,
for some tithe. -D. Garinger, Sauble
Line, has disposed of his dwelling to
Isaiah Diejardine of near Brewster.
The former will leave shortly with his
family for the West where they will
make their future bome,-;Hiss Mag-
gie Stelek left a few days ago for Lon-
don where she has accepted a position.
M. Maloney is getting along nicely
from the effects of his recent accident,
-W. Dawson and wife, 14th con., left
last week for North Dakota on a visit
and if the country suits then: they will
remain. -While driving in a lane Jno.
Consist's cutter upset and -he was
thrown out on his shoulder. On ex-
amination by Dr. Campbell it was
found that the shoulder was dislocat-
ed. The nrcitlent will necessitate hits
taking a test for a few sveek_. Chas.
hSienotcher of Wagner's corner, who
had the misfortune a few days ago to
fall from a hay loft and break his col-
lat.bone, is still confined to his room.
John Schnell has moved to town from
the 14th concession end is occupying
Mr. Minnie's house. ---N, M. Ciotti!).the founder of St. Joseph, has disposed
of his furniture and Inst week left with
his wife and family forMontreal to
make their future home. -The home
if Chas Shoemaker, Goshen Line north
was the scene of a very pretty event
on Wednesday when his daughter,
Miss Sadie, gave her heart and hand
to a prosperous young farmer of Stan-
ley township. We wish the young
people a long and happy life.
DE/me-Another old resident of
this town has been called away in the
person of Mrs. Catherine Kochens, the
end coating on Match 3rd. at the good
old age of 93 sears, R months. De.
ceased suffered no pain and passed
peacefully away, the infirmities of old
age being the cause of her death. . Her
husband predeceased her about twen-
ty years. Although well up in the
nineties she was able to be up and
around until some time previous to
her death. Three sons survive her.
The funeral took place Wednesday to
the Catholic cemetery.
How's ThisP
We offer One fiundre,l Dollars Reward for any cast
of 1'atarrh that cannot lie cured by HMI's Catarrh
Cure,
F. J. CiIENF,Y & Co., Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney for
the 16415 years, and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and @nanrially able to
tarry out any obligations made by his firm
Watnnro, Kivratr b ItaaVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
!fall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting di'
rectly on the bloat and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price 7Gc. per bot•
tile. Sold by alt Druggists,
Take !fall's Family Pills for constipation.
School Reports
rhefollowing is the report for S. S.
No. 2, Stephen, for Feb. Those mark-
ed' have mussed examination: IV, -
Clayton Sims 275. Olive 1s King 287,
Herbert Mitchel 200. Beryl A Hill 195,
1at•y Chambers 150, Lillian Heist 149,
r;v('retl Sims 11J. Sr. M. -Lillian
ails 147, •Hai Sims 105. Jr. 111.
Lloyd England 140. Sr. 11. -Viola Cor
nish270, Melvin England 217, Irving
8tahls 181), Gertrude King l84, Andrew
Flanagan Si. Jr. It. -•Myrtle Sims 89.
Sr, Part 11. -Charlie Choke 280. Jr.
Part I.-- Cora Stahls 'Lt5.
Wood'sghohod
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The Great Eng/WI jtmrfya
Tomcatted ins, gotate.tho µholo
nen+» to ,N -r, nu, makes now
lord to old Veins. ('aarra Nero -
ens Debility. illl and Brum FF orra, Des-
Pendenryr, sea -mai Weakness Erniesas, Ryer-
stutorrAera, and Arose of .;Ernie/was,brae or E:reeaatar.
Price ll per box, six for $.S. One will please elf
wet ewe. Sold by all druggists or mailed In
plain pkg. on rete et of price. Neu, pamphlet
stet free00.
The Wood Medicine
(foornwrly 1riad.or) TIeMle,Ont.
Order for new connections, chang-
es of firth names, changes Of street
addresses tit for duplicate enttiex
should he handed to the Lemaal
1lanager at once.
A. Marchand,
LOCAI. MANAGER
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W
E ask you conn•• this store for faarniture ber•a,ite
we believe vier will get th,• kind yon want. The
stock i,clne'tea all these pieces that appeal to good
taste on account of their design, finish, character
and richness. 1Ve can .how newest ideas and the
moo popular furniture feet the flame. That ran be
felted any plane, town or cif s•.
JAS. BEVERLEY,
l'f?RA BLOCK.
Leading Furniture Dealer and ('ndertaket•
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Acid urine is neutralized -the delicate
membrane, lining the bladder, is soothed
-and the kidneys are strengthened and
healed. Men say that Ru Juave them
the only uninterrupted night's sleep
they had enjoyed in years., a large
bore. At druggists or from The ClaMia
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`•is.iaR:•
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Hattie Chapman, Teacher,
Following is the correct report of S.
8. No. 5, Me(iillivray, for Jan. and Feb.
IV. -F Lewis 71, V Shot t tis, lV Egan
59, A Scutt 57, I. Sheldice 55, 1'Cougli.
lin 111. A Lightfoot :37, I: Hodgson 35.
Morley S1, G Lewis 50, (`
Coughlin 4:3, V [latrnilton 35, ll' Til-
hnry'25,(1 \Vat kilts 21, (' Jones. II[,
11 Hudgins 70, J Coughlin Ill, A Hod-
gins 53, A Sholdice Ili, W \lagnite -15,
M Lightfoot 11, lV ('Leary 37,1/ Lewis
:35, L Cook al. 1't. 11, 11 I odgins FC3,
V Hodgson 711, 1•: I,ewis 77, N Shoo t 71,
(' Scott (15, 11 fl'Iw•ary (11, M Ilanncey
44. S .Tunes 31, 11 D• nticcy
11 0(4)41 bet t, 'Teacher,
The foll'wirig is the teport of the
standing of the pupils in M.S. No. 4,
ITshnr tie tot ,litnuait y, based in regia
lei ity of at:cncl:,nce and weekly ex-
anu,utiitas. Sir. IV. --Vin,' Kerslake,
Frank 11euke, lV i;vsery. A Kerslake,
F (iaandtord, C. Skiiinei, ll' Webber,
. It Hicks. 11 Davis. Sr. 111. A 11t('ur-
dy, 11 \i:py, (' 11 sy, '1' ('nater, A Skin-
ner, %V. Walker. G Davi:. .It. 111.--M
11c('urdy..\ Denier. 1': Kellet, Lena
Coates. Sr. 11. -V Coate.., 1, Watling,
1'lVeeltWr•, \l" Culbert. ,Ir, 11.--11 May,
S McCurdy. 1' reatep, '1' tikinr,a r. Sr.
'I'hinipson, It Webber, V
Ilick.. Jr. Ih. I1. --11 Ileir,tet, (1 Ilan -
ter, I;;aerie Thorep.00. \' i'incotoie,
1'c. I. N' Theist -on.
.1. \V. 11..g I ! h, Tr•:,cher.
Y V 14, lUr Iti AP lir 'IFwas,
AROUND ABOUT Us GAR IMAM At At AA Alk Aki
hayfield: Robert 1'enhale, of titan•
ley, has opened a butcher shop in our
burg.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' SUCCESSFUL RECORD
MONEY can buy advertising space, but it can't buy a
quarter can's snweseful record of wonderful and
almost miraculona cures of the most difficult and
intricate cases of throat, lung and stomach troubles. Such is
Psychine'e record. Thousands of cases given np by leading
doctors as hopeless and incurable have been quickly and per-
manently cared by Psyching It is an infallible remedy for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, consumption, indigtaltton,
los of appetite and all wasting diseases.
"My nen had a terrible cough and
was wasted to a shadow. Doctors
said he could not live. Freund Per.
t8rockviria.hitn."—Mrs J. Rang-
"Atkr, taking WOO worth of par
chine my lungs are well and life is
again worth living ^ M, , L Rich-
ards, Id anions Cori, N.8.
My lungs are now sound as a bell
after using Psychlne."-11. Robbins,
B+idteharg. Oat
awed El l
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Wal-
Psychlne Never Fail.: Psychlne has no Substitute
AT ALL DEALERS. 30c a.nd 11.00 A 8OTl1-B
DR.T.A. SLOCUM, Utmlted.179 King St. W.. Toronto
Parkhill: Miss I.. Stephens. late of
Woodstock Collegiate, has been en-
gaged fir Commercial Department itt
our lli;b School.
Sea forth: James IIichley, of Con-
stance, who sold his farm a short time
ago, had at sale Wednesday- to dispose
of his stock and implements and will
trove into town soon.
Seaforth: Miss E. A. Teskey, 11. A.
of Essex has been appointed to suc-
ceed Mr. McLean as Classical teacher
in the Collegiate institute.
Parkhill: Thos. Megladcry, jr., re-
cently of this town lint now of Engle -
heart, has been elected chairman of
the Board of Education of that place.
Downie: Mrs, Jeanette Y oung,wife
of John Wood, here, died 11au'ch f),
She had been undergoing trertrnent at
Stratford hospital and while taking it
stroll suddenly expired.
Hallett: What is known as the
Kelly faint, being lot 15, con. 13, con-
taining 150 acres, was sold by auction
on Monday, W. Sanderson being the
purchaser at 17400,
Clinton: Torrance Dunlop, of the
Owen Sound branch of the Sovereign
Bank, has !Well transferred to Clinton
to take Harold White's place, who is
leaving for Winnipeg to engage in the
real estate business.
Seaforth: Mrs. Sloan and daughter
Miss Lizzie, leave here on Friday for
Victoria, B. C., where they will re-
main for some time with Mrs. Sloan's
youngest daughter who is married and
resides at Victoria.
Seaforth: James Young, who has
been a resident of Seaforth for a num-
ber of years, and in the employ of NV,
H. Willis as shoe maker, ha$left town.
Mr. Young has gone to Blyth, where
he has opened up a boot and stioe bus-
iness.
Seaforth: John Horan met with a
painful accident in the Bell Engine
Works on Tuesday /list, by having his
foot severely burned. He was assist-
ing in pouring in the hot metal into a
mould, when the bore burst, letting
the metal out.
Clinton: Sharp Bros., who have
carried on a successful blacksmitbing
business here in the Seeley shop, are
making a change about the end of the
month. T. Sharp will probably go
West and James Sharp will taken pos-
itou with the Clinton Thresher Com-
pany.
St. Marys: [Earl Ilaeker who has'
been in the employ of Harry Tuer as
baker for over three years, left Satur-
day and will spend 4 few days at his
home at Brussells and will then pro-
ceed to'Vinnipeizand the West. Prier
to leaving he was presented with a
beautiful signet ring.
St. Marys: A pretty wedding took
place recently when Herbert Langford
of Granton made Miss Ida, daughter
of Geo. Squires, his bride. Rev. Fair
officiated while Little Ella Hooper and
Master Nelson Squires attended theta.
Downie: The wedding took place in
this township Saturday of Mcargarret
Byers. daughter of James Byers, to
John Crozier. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. T. J. Thompson, in the
presence of over rt hundrtd Ingests.
Mr. and Mrs. Crozier will leave in a
few days for their tome at La Manta,
Colorado.
Seaforth: A. E. Gibson, who has
been manager in the Seaforth branch
of the Dominion Ilatnk for the past
two years, has been appointed Inspec-
tor of the Western division with head-
quarters at Winnipeg. Mr. Gibson
will he leaving town in the course of a
few weeks. His successor here will be
Mr. Coulson, of Hespeler.
Clinton: A quiet wedding was sol-
emnized on Wednesday afternoon,
March lith, at the residence of Wesley
Moore, when his sister, Miss Alice
Matilda, became the bride of Rot.et t J.
Robertson of 1loncrieJf. The tet e-
tnouy was perforated by ilea. W. E.
Kerr. only the immediate friend+ of
the contracting parties being present.
Hallett: On Feb. 27th, at the resid-
ence of Archibald Reid, on the 10th
con., was the scene of a pretty event,
when his niece, Annie I. Watt, young-
est daughter of George Watt, was un-
ited in marriage to G. W. Gibson, of
Paswegin, Sask., formerly of Wrox-
eter. The ceremony was performed
by Rey. A McNah.
Hullett: Thursday morning S. Me-
Vittie bad the misfortune to) have his
fine bank barn destroyed by fire. He
had been trying to thaw out a froze n
pipe by means of coals, but left every-
thing, be thought, safe, and drove off
on an errand. When he returned he
found the barer in flames and ere long
it was reduced to ashes.
Mitchell: Word was received on
Monday that Mrs. Geo. Challenger
died at Souris, Manitoba. In July last
she left Mitchell to join her daughter,
with whom she has since been living.
She was about 72 years of age, and had
many friends in Mitchell and Logan.
Her body was brought here and inter-
red in the Methodist cemetery.
Hrucefie'Id: The old ['Lewes farm,
2nd con., and recently owned and oc-
cupied by Mr. Strong, bas been pur-
chased by John Daynlnn for $11,1100.
It is an excellent farm and good value
for the money. Mr. Dayman is now
the owner of 275 acres. -Mr. McCully
has purchased the Jamieson property
here. it eonsiste of a large frame
house, stable and four tote. The pur-
chase. price Was $100.
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