HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate., 1905-05-25, Page 5eitforth: The 'following , 'et
keted to distaot Potntsi Test' week,.
hers Coates to Halley,. Idaho; MIS.
Vortiell. to Alpene, Aslieh4Vitt: Mc. sad
j Mrs. % Muldrew. , to Uwen $0004.
and 14111* .40 WS** arlolOPOig4A, to Depot
par
t.
Ter
D
llonor gri4ustii et Toronto Irnlye
• DENTIST, .
.i.reeth sitholltaniintri. SAY bx4 efreet
OceIn insole* • eons %mit • side , train otrcet,
I‘"rater,
D. =am ANDERSON D.D.S.(1.41;x8
DENTIST Many women long for a eltilato b
Honer Oraduate ot Terontollniversity and av'Y 1 their homes, but bec&use of souse de
reroatee °t(Pechicagont"arg"ssdwai '4,11rOothetjuicktie. De4rtistPelsr bility or displacement of the fenntl
(with honorable niantion.) organ* they at* barren. ,
Allutninues.:Oold and Vulcanite Plates snide hxthe
neatest
manner possible. A perfectly harmless an. rrePar'a.... .0.°.l.Pr _bellithr_ltaktiz=___ _ ...i. _
sentAratie used tot ot teeth. 104001splIslieelf by 14040, s.L. rimirjukur
-•,, . ....ttit..!.,.. 01,t ...1...E. -I.
,trtnjt. 4'4
than by any, o er medicine,
vas tone and *trength to the entir
**steamer/I
female organism.
ri DMOWN, Winchaleek. iloene4 Auctioneer ments, ulceration and inflammation.
tor the *males ot rata and Middlesex. f di woman wbo /is in good
000 101 tkit taW1014 ot "Osborne. sales prorountly —
ottani:WIG ood torso* rentienahle4 Soles erre sO ncul4124`1" transmits to uc 931.4
at Post Moo whichoisoo., messings or s good constmattosa.
t not that an Incentive rrepsre for
rr.,--raintes-son----ostahanttr-iarbesithy-ntatentity?-:
Ude county_ Austad j2toog territories, to rpro. If expectant mothers woultl
seeriuttatto..14seict atirciiith%1741e4 Vusattertiziele:::thinise vs -with Tiyarli
oteolid Aloancialotanding, eilexiVi.50 per day with, Vegetable Compound, COmpounctovideir; fax
expenete adviumed each Monday by aeon, distal, years has sustained ' da, of
_ tronkhoAltottfors. Horseand bum furnished whenwomen in. thondi
-nieinsesn RIC permanent. itd4renn BLEW
BROS., 400 .„ Dept. 6, Wean mtg., Chicago. 01.
• or itlielpe4 me give birth torny
end nL4o route ine strong attar the chnd
therefore, very glad to recom-
yoor table Corupeund oell .x -
t niothers, and feel sure that it ,will
9
man mitten, MONTItEAL
capitol Paidil • 6,000,000
*est & Undivided Profits . 3.210,959
be a great decrease In miscarriages, in
Jortermg,and ,hi, disappohitnienta at
birth. ,
The following letters to Ma Pink.-
monsCratezat--powelis
B. Pinkhern's Vegetable Compound in
1 such cases.
Mrs, 1L.1reener, Hebron, TZrmotd
N.-0., writes:
DIfrI3sfUor4Pin"rmeblina 40102;aste,bireL ohwe
o"
poor health,
the
tit avers e curre tons
0411tinl allowed *1180114s Bank *mounts andDe.
-004=ttetterset Credit las* , available In
Chloe, Japan and other fn Countries. (
Travelling lifetteng et Credft issued to travellers In •
SA parts et the world.
*war* Basking hoshase treasatted.
SAVINGS' BANK.;
fteffig; GittiMatrIbindia,
r. ingBIWkelittn-Or niAXP110.41r1Srlarea0i
BRANCH
CHISHOLM, Manager..
Milwaukee, Ara..
—
for Are
two miniature cbildren. Lydfa E.
's Vegetable Compound was recoan-
to
*TIN and I am se glad 1 took it, tor
ed me -from a wesk, nsrou1 SPOIMAXt
to a , ham and 'healthy 'orie
OM= vonth*,. Within .twf‘;)- Tears aJoireq
•l was born, WW1 Ig-tbe prlde end
oy r household. Every day I blew
Lydia E. for
amibappinees It
omen thhilcs she Is sterile,
If
or on • ts a • nt her ability to
*child to smaiture birth let her write
to -11rs.----Piniclara,...yun. Mass.,-rwhose
*driers is free to all eactant o
thousaridiror women through tide anx-
ious period.
Womensufferingwith irregular or
panful menstruation, leueorrhora. dis-
placement, 'ulceration, or inflammation
of the womb, that bearing down led -
Inger ovarian trouble, backache, bloat.
lug or nervous prostration, ii'hicrald re-
member that Lydia E. Pinkhaim's Vege-
table Compound holds the record for
W4141 los
taltatt1 bsttOff.tifatt of w ills, and 4,cceptno an
mytifelerlitilf .
Wain* Sew Stadited fry Iki. rekkaa's Attk:., ai,i Nada.
Mr*k nes t ttIA *
411Y Sbe, °
tIie clot 'Une Maov
Ai 00 ,her btd. itn
tegtat 4 4
,bh
bad-
RV 440,V* UM n.
splattering ,'or, the,
, *AS, snftl1-.
itir to "
•
Vir)Lvinx
440 a:
' 41,4SeTete Outfit -it,
oaring th,Relrs factor
onie eases fell and one of them ,stroe
• ha on the liead., nilicting a Ktkt *0,14
- — 'esPIrn mitre
aforthr Prior to leaving
Ijoit 4; Iclittinttwerp
friends at the Commercial hotel arxd
tendei ed a farewell suppers During
the evening -he -was nreseated With a
handsomesilver mounted silk um.
brella.
Blatishard: James Johnston, son of
Wm. Johnston, 'River Road, died at
the hospital at Dauphin, Mao., on May
10. aged St years. He had been ill only.
a few days with an affection of the
heart, bot had not been well since his
return from the South African batik.
Ili it. ,
o erre : n 4 lie • ay, 0 et.
Greer died at the residence of -his -so*
John A. Harrison. His death
was no surprise to ilia friends, AS he
had been fading away for some time,
,ttahmottetgh his vitality was such that he
th
was up towne da before death
Goderreh.:artharliiff. • widow of
the late John Millian, formerly of -0f+
tne--.Leroased. the...river_on_WIgdoes-
-daY at the good old age of 81 years.
The deceased lady was one of the
' lborne-townshipi-traving
moved on to the Oth Con. on her mar-
riage -in
Seaforth: Miss L. a HubileS.
Mr..S.4."-Holmesrhasj
passed her first year'a examination
in the New England hospital and
training school for nurses in Boston.
Massachusetts. She took over go Per
cent. 10 all Subjects and headed her
class for practical nursing.
Hallett: Theodore Dexter of the
Oth concession bee bought ,the fifty
acre lot adjoining his own from Mr.
James McGill for which he gave 0,
-
We have in stook TIMM?: PIALVOS
Welt have been In use for a short
time only,andswanting to make room
for new goods, we are going to sell
these -Pianos ata price that they wilt
106-tirito.
Mrkton: A pretty weddinKirrestal.
etutated on May 9, when Mrs. Barr
Weenie the happy bride of Mr. Thos.
Tufts.
Sealorth: James McIntosh arid sons
have taken possession of the milk bus -
Amway conducted by Mrt Jar
Grieve.
Clinton: Mr. John Stanbur3r, atter
nearly sixty years of farm wilt ha
retired and taken up his abode in
Cantor). -
Goderich: The other Jay Mrs.
tick. ran aneediethrough. two. lingers
and she la tmEttuffering fxrutt, a swol.
en itAlifirfatiii
r
7-rti eritartirprs-WWfairdtii., -Sesforthr,--.--M
ViinTlalt1LN 4
ries Always in Stock.
Se- MARTI
rtersfOrStattoriety.
iateatta bolo pratattat owes mot ta Warlestele
*tilt the tent tiosi-iitrtheifentiarbraans, trprOsincenwreshsetsi"161011- Suessiv*
Uwe *Ink o the ontaiik Issius Axe IOW.. schist' 1/I thEt twieka 0017,041100114
Alessendency., basuninesen isitation at :the beam coven Oen. and
124-5aux. oTilibWrt, -Was prostra b
an attack of paralysis on Fridayt
1.17-irfitT77, W. 'Oridiarn77-61;
mes,QuarCotr-bas-boug
iii5litrarrjr iiildby
Elliott, comprising about Snores. pric
Parkhill: Mr. and Mrts. Wm. Haw.
den have the sympathy of a large
cirele of friendsin the lots they aim-
tatined through the death of their, in -
ant cilia ----
Ooderkh: Henry Dodd, a well
known resident of Nile,- died- ors' Sa
urday at his home on- the .boundar
axed 73 years, after an illnese AA a
month's duration.
Seaforth: Norman Campbell. form-
, •I
111-gtv
*hundred and fifty acres a as fine
farming land as there le in, the town- Wheat (old), ......
*14- ' Barley. ... . .
' Waivanoshi The death occurred at Oats -
Grafton. N.D., on Frideli of Richard Peas.. - ........ . 00 ,
Samuel Thotronto Wawartosh.. The klaytiter ton. — 7 00
,The tea 04*.h. is •
indigenous ,t '03
iodber
., , . .
. Ind* toci botiniSts'are'of tbeQpxnlon 04 it ixthe patent .
. ,,,,,
*cies. of all the cultivated varieties tu. India, Ceylon*
d-elsew . * - st 1,4 . rot!,4i t, -4.14, -
,eight ,0 i een to., twenty ec , •u ecu . .
\ ,
three to four feet li_th.
.,- g-the-nattrrat
' not surpriink that this and other districts In Nort
India produce the richest, most_mgent, teas grown
in e
.,
world—teas that 'command' higher prices than even the
4
finest Ceylons ; but Ceylon teas are very fiavory and
rragrant, and seem to be specially made to blend with
he richer, more syrupy tea of India. When, combined, the
:eylons give poini and piquancy to the liquor; the
ndians, richness and stsen
' The distinctive characteristic of Red Rose"Tes,' that
c t
Indians and-teyloas; and another _very important feature
ef Red Rose Tea, viz.„, its uniformity of flavor all the
year rohnd, is secured the same way, something not
possible to obtain, where Ceylon or Indian teas are ttSed
t . ,
The Blue Laberiiinieoinmend
vety strong tea,uSe_ottly 'thre!_rartits as much for a
- drawing as yam use of -other tea.q.
,
Colborne: Recently' Lawrence. son g Cljoon: In a game of football. -
of John NeLarty, met with a b3d 'ac- ed -here Saturday for the Hough elm,
cident while driving -in a light wagon. between Berlin H.S. and Clinton
The tugs became loose. the Shaft, the borne team gained victory, Om
dropped to the ground, and the young score being 4 to 0. Noscore woo knob
Man was thrown out, injuring his in the half; but in the' second tbey
crane thick and fast. The Berlin boys
played well, and the game througno$
e, zIETEIVRARIKErt--__ livas_cletinJunl_freeirotill_a_tiV:11111
4 niss. Tackaon. .or Sikor
eferee&the-game.---
• • 42 t •
4to wheeirlich,liev:ewn" °atitintntTegnutroiderni;17A‘siththhoeturilit: Wit.reirtt;
30 • .
weeks *hoe, succeeded In extmetin
the bullet that harbrested so long is'
the imfottrinateyOuth. The lead wai
• ken out just belowthetiard
'having been, after -entering the
rnugk
t whem--,-14git wh,strfin
ger..
'Thos. Thompson, silof r. and Mrs. Potatiq;* Pqr 61,*5.'... --- 74
' Citing7Mith t for the * Tibritie place ' Flour, veg. re -14C lanilti-,,:-
t„.Septetuber.. Hirbair been...suffer. Viour,..knit_1#1* per ewe I 2.1 .,_
ingTrOlIT X complication, of diseases. Butter... .......-.-. ,:-..,.... - - •
Xhgt_reirttinwergkbrombkt here for 1,40„,„„,,,,..........., „,,.
burlat.- , • ' Live hogs, per cwt.. ,...
thexesiidence.sither-lon rt-aunclai - ,,,Orfkitger_ton...,..„,,,. fs .:(1A(3°_AmeiLlaillwAci°2511*Ileingicin.fant 01 * mr; B"t 'nine I 144
St. Marys: There passed away at Shorts per ton .. . . .... —
iv
Mrs. Sarah Aiken, widow of 'the late
Wm. Aiken, at the age of 71 years.
Deceased had it stroke Good Friday.
She rallied a, little from this but never
recovered
Saturday she was again seized with an
attack which _broughtabout her death.
Brucefield; Rev. Hugh.J0.1tetchent,
herrew-pastar-of-MiteNall-street
„terlan___ChorelitHruniltothytig given
'rongreOt
JO to theispeechmiking Mr. Ketch-
mresi
' 4
SA. Marys: W. 11. Graham' was the
:victim of a runaway accident Monday.
Along with his daughter, Miss Minnie;
he was driving from downtown to his
twident& Nesttlietk.MBistation ;his
orse-torikfrightand-the-Intggy
col-
lided with an electric light pole. Mr.
'Graham received sr severe, shaking up
and had his collar bone broken. Miss
Graham was unhurt.
Mitchell: Mr. Gee. K. Matheson,
*win to ill health, has real nett his
•
het*. -surd more recently or -the betd
Toronto, has been tranafetred
twit airliner position at Windsor.
Hibbert: Mime Isabella „Morrison.
daughtel of James 1dOrrison, formerly
of this townshipwas recently married
at Strathclair, Man., to Wm. A.Ctunp-
bell, it prosperous young farmer of th
me place.
bill house and ot on the corner of
Wellington and Orange filteets, to
Col. Hoare, for the sum of $800. Mr.
-arid fainilviefrioi-Napinkt4
• Monday.
'att trout t It yo avereesoa
erlth 11. doitet, neinwit, It.. It lowrais yoIL »0at kt decteresingter.
tnillingstretching or tort acrir ,litairr/WD• .11t114,
the etrictiltre tlioftek ..beste t 110,0110 -11141, *over Teristsc
and'Stricter* +/Minket Operation or icor* tit" thine._
t berme ptivatiy. Rend for her rete Insist:wet noon onst
-011AMAIITZSt Tama* ostlito,,,,ay..
110Wei ittitcsoTi.
the` ateolatry
otriettioni af t soars! Staxidia
ee Octet. nedergeing greet
gOt. tern relief. I wza
:trititOrt Ort,litotiday las
Stimets had the misfortune -to be
thrown to the ground br, the horses
110044enlY starting. :.11ito,rtght arm was
,
en st the Wrist 1/ the fsfl.'
St. Mxuya: Mrs. Wm. AMOS is ill
Iterhand, Th4S•
it ed tar *time that iti:
would be neceaasry to amputate.ber
band, but she is now op the Mend._
A. MatOaw of "th-
Mitratolta Milan COtrt.:
"h4 gel*" Presi4nt of
•
tbeA. KellyMillingCompanyof •
bit*e,tockiecr to erect, * thrte
'thomattul barrel llournall in fit.
held the position for about 21 years,
and he tlischarged his duties with
fairness anti entire satisfaction to the ,
and his relsignation is inuph
regretted by his many friendi.
/as. Dougherty Will succeed him.
Hallett: The death of Mra.. James
Oluker„ occurred Thursday mortar*,
thou h the event was not unespec
.• • . • ,t• r • • • 10
rind kept going down', notwithetand,
int the best rittentlint.and treettruent.
Demised was well known here and
was Welt liked by everybody She
wiarSayeati old. lier husb*nd. father
prerroastalast-Ohristriota-taught4
school in section No. 7, Hihhert, for a
year and it half, has just returriel
me troll), the Forest. City BusineCollege-f- London. Mter--il thres
ss
months and, it half tet m he graduate&
with honors at the examinntionri
Mark of 700hereceived taekingfnll
lirthreirtruhjects.--Ite-refs last
er,Xmontoyjiere, he has_sieureit
istiosptlycitred through*
(SI4tilan),
MQ11th stwashes and tablete ate
no vall, and Ziften CAWS. 11042111111 .
Inittry.
her brothers, and
Mitchell; Julia McDonald, wbo was
charged with theft in Mitchell some
, few .months ego, hat againgot lnto
trouble. It will be remembered tint
she was taken charge of br the geleea
Rothe, Tore*? 44:11.0,000::mbt.terx417xttemoTlig, .4,hrottiket:
I J
a. tnle
PCPSItiOta *iti a dornottlitoe.m.Itboris
rte unknown. She
Lrieedai syn repairing When
top f an igeetrie-
Hght rence
the ground
laud that she stole
tees, and left for
Is auppoeed to be 1,
Sesta'
able
the storm came np h
'tree. at the
ie near the
uickly deeceni
It went
is likely ter in dote n
le WA* examin. *00k1 no doubt h*
know It ',WAN ▪ 41,
mw
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Ltiwn nwtn,
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