The Exeter Times, 1885-9-10, Page 51
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L1.OWAY'S PI LLS &OINTMENT
$10 IROMWAPelp1
The above reward will be paid for the conviction' of those Merchants who are selling
inferior
Machine Oils, and calling them Mco11's Laraine
The only genuine is manufactured by
eColl Bros. 86 Co, Toronto.
FOR SALE BY JAS. PICKARD, EXETER.
Burdock Cures .Dc,.,.t1te&S, dos.; of Appt.'tilc, Indigestion, Biliousness,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, .Af esti rns of the .Liver and Kidneys,
BLOOD Pimples, Blotches, Boils, Humors, Half .Rheum, Scrofula,
,_ErJsipelasand all diseases a ivto f from Impure Blood,
od,
_Deranged &oniutclt, or 'irr,ryabzr action of the Bowel&
ENOWNFD REMEDIES.
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"$aw's Your Liver?"
In the conic opera. of "The Mika-
do" hie imperial highness says
"To make, to some extent,
Each evil Liver
A running river
Of harmless merriment."
A nobler task tbau Beaking evil
livers, rivers of harmless merriment
no person, lung or layrnane, could
take upon himself. The liver among
the ancients was considered the source
of all a man's evil irnpulees, and the
°haueea ars teal to one today that if
one's liver is in au ugly condition of
discontent, someone's head will be
mashed before night 1
'flow's your liver.?"" is equivalent
to the iuquiry; .Are you a bear or an
Regal to -day?
Nine -tenths of the 'pure -crewed,
twee,' ' the actions for divorce, the
curtain lectures, the family rows, not
to speak of murders, crimes and
other calamities are prompted by the
irritating effect of the inactivity of the
liver urn the bruin. Fothergill, the
this
great aspt:oialist, says and he
knows.
kin Mao knows thee to pre--
Rent eneh. eatestr'l)hiea 'tattling
equals Warner's safe sore renownedi
throughout the world, as a maker of
"Tach evil Liver
A. running river
Of harmless merriment.' '
EN.
. `tae" 1 .
At thethe►t<.x'itltt*l�#til fe 1lt
the last quarter, but the mare failed
to respond and finished the circuit in
2.1.8. A magnificent floral collar was
presented to Mr. Bair by the Narrag-
ansett asci. oration and a handsome
horseshoe by five lady friends, .It
was generally admitted thatthe break
might have contributed three seoonds
to time, but that under the eonditlopa
the snare o' uld not have beaten 8.10.
The employment of bioyolists aa
sponte in the military menceavres at
Viatica proved a great 81100039.
Interesting Items.
Advicos from Allababad ray it is believed
Gen. Roberts swill urge an: increase of the
Indian army by 10,000 British troops and
17,QQ0 natives.
THERE IS NO EXCUSE
•
There is no excuse for the many pale, sal-
low, weary lookiug females throughout our
land, when Burdock 13lood Bitters will regu-
late their troubles and renew their health,
strength and vigor at so small a cost.
Ileo, Geo. 11 Tho •er of
I was afflicted with gouty and Chalk
deposits around my joints, eularged and
inflamed; could not walk; pain was intense,
Particularly at the ehauge in tete weather;
was confined to any bed; gave up all hopes
of living; used Giles' Iodide Ammonia ` Lin-
ninlent and fills, which remedies restored
my health dispersed the enlargements and
removed the pain. Mrs. Virginia, E. Brad-
shaw, Stafford Store, Vn, Sold at C. Lutz's
Central Drug Store,
The nnrcyised statement of inland revenue
of the Dominion for July and August shows
total receipts for the two mouths of 0618.-
419.84. Tao total amount of inland revenue
collected for the year ending June 30th was
$6,917,635.01.
President Cleveland has bought a span of
horses for 55,000. The animals are of the
ilambletonlan breed..
Are you made miserable by indigestion,
:constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yel-
low skim P Sbilolt's
"Fritz" Emmet's $#,000 stage dog was
aecidenttdly strangled to death Saturday
night in the barn un Enimet's ground near.
Albany.
CATARRH- A NEW TREATMENT
Tho } Bourbon, p Y
Pezha s ti most extracrdinax success that
Ind., says : "Tenth myself and wife owo our has been achieved in modern medicine has
lives to Shiloh,s Consumption Cure. Sols tarrh Out of Usti patients treated daring the ► �
44‘1.4%21-i' ,stlll�rt
by J, it ; Brusrnfug,
thetas. th fully t cont have � �_
been coxed of tins stubborn malady. This is
buffaloes ere limy bred at Gooduigltt, HAIR a' 1
been attained by the Dixon treatment for ea.
r '..f
-.• nanonine per
sin.
ns F
Over Over
AoYea: Foothill, Nurseries a.errea.
The Lastest in the Dominion,
SALESMEN WANTED
To begin cenvassiug at once on s'an sales,
Stogy employment to suecebsfulmen. Good
agents are earning from $40 to $70 per mouth
and expenses. Terms and outfit free. Address
STONE . 1VEI.LINGTON.
Batt., and kettle eel -es readily sell at 560 a
head,
HORSEMEN', ATTENTION.
When your horse is galled, scratched or
cut, or has an ugly sore, bathe twice a day.
and apply McGregor S: 1arke's Carbolic Ce-
rate. It is undoubtedly the finest lhealiug
teed cleausing application for it. Be euro
you get 3,1eUregor fi Parao's. Sold for 25e.
per box, et Dr, 13rowwuiug a droit store, x
' " a r at' at t1. The Fifth Presbyterian Church et Ciu.
the -tale of sal plus ak 1e cMuati has tendered a uuauimous call to
Ontario ex.perimeutal fano took place Bev. ,T. 0.
Watt,NA.
A., formerly pastor of
Saturday, at Guelph. The morning Knox Church. Toronto.
was threatetlitlg. but towards noon TO THE RESCUE.
the weather cleared, I'roceodinge
Qocuuaenoed with a strictly temperance
luuchooit. It was a battle of the
breeds. The shorthorns opened the W 1i ('rocker druggist Waterdowvn and
ball, two Booth bulls Making $140
and $12,7 respectively. 1PIien a Booth
nonethe less startling when it is remembered +^�•� i ,
thatuotlivelier cent. of patients presenting Ft stc,r'es ry eS3,
theutselves to the. regular t rae tltloner are be- her fG ,.
netltted. while the uatetit utea%iues and other
advertised cures. never record a cure at all. tural co'er.
Starting with the claim now gener=ally uclieved nto-,i e-, Dewar •'f
stops toe
front f '
inere wee
growth, end wit.
not soil the sl=it
its a flair Cr.;
steg, it has t.e
by the inostscienttti.emen that disease is due
to the presence of living uarasites in the tissue.
31r.11ixou at once adapted his euro to their
extermination --tats oteconpli;be,i, he claims
t s ,_ v , ,e i'
t+ rr practically roved soil the tr-
the C,s It t t t 11, I
ruauouev uojuest(oued. as cures efeete4 ray
Wm four years age aro 4:ore, still. NO oue
else has attempted to cure Catarrh in tnis
uinauer.and no other treatment ever eured
Catarrh. fits apl+ltcatfon of the remedy is
simple, and eau bit done at howa, and the =never. Gu'
present beason of the ear is the most favor- anteedeee ir.leee
able fora speedy aim permanent euro, alta
majority speedy being at
one treat- 1 1 F h A repr.rcd by
robot- Sufferers should correspond with Iiarlrnesa $G Co.
London, Ant,
Sold byafPrue Cetf
au 1 Pat‘ lit 11- 1,:
Dealers..
"When all other remedies fail" for Bowel elessrs, A. 1f .1a1?tO ie SON, .W., 4,ing street
Coluplaiuta, (a'1ie, Cratups, Dysentery,etc., west,Torouto,c'auada, and suelose stamp for
then Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild traw. 1:,:z,
berry canes to the rescue." Titus writes thou treakis°ort Catarrh, .t(a+treat Star, �'4Tov,
ad�ta that "its aides are large and iuereeuiug,"
13iltou above, alias Cutter, started a store
' in :Iloutrt'al, sold good' remarkably cheap,
caw ns.1e 1.90 and a Batas heifer got Aato debt It3,000 sad now seeks refuge in
coif of the Wild Eyes tribe, $280 t:ltioaga.
I', I. Davideor, put in the next lot -.••a 1?Z,U1D LIGHTNING.
Soototl heifer -.-'at title sum and no. All sufferers from that terrible torment,
body alUv ed
Lima
but the olaaul. Neuralgia, eau be made harpy in oue ulo.
w nut.�ut lava 4'4114' applic3tlon of Fluid 1.1, 1.-
pioli of the f„�ruiketltaulr etrttiu brad t l 1 parts, and
uiug briskly rubbttl uu sinful
eaved bis favorites from taiiing 800. without 110141# any 1,11,48%14111g luetlieine ciao.
and place. The lferwfored brought after da
with little et
r Ito rt.
f . Fluid Light -
$2.50,
ht$250,
$'?.'.�,d, $850 Laud $2$O. The tliug ai�+ares as effectually Toothache,
Polled Augue fetched $'.',O0, $10+1 Lntul+al;u, itlieutuatit.tn, Heartache. and is
$8.10, $180, $825, $1120, $800 And .
only
sistore. tory per bottle at Dr, liroxui 's
Sts. The tfolsteins made $100 The Hanoverian is aiubt:,lded on the rock
and $65. The M'ralt ee were quite at Trepasey auel will be a tont loss. She is
OUR in the cold, making .$30, $3,1, in eighteen fathoms. `
$90andTf10, 'the Jars(ly boom lshilw�lt a Catarrh Ilenaieay a positive cure
f r Catarrh. Diphtheria fusel t'antlier mouth.
eeemt'tialso to have alackentd con-Ba11e .1. W. Browning.
I,ODON, 11I7RRQN AND BRUCE IR'F.
inn'oltTrt. Mixed. hail.
Lou•lo.n.depaRt ....•. 0 ee A.: i. t ee l;rd.
en it io
Henson li 45 034
Flippen '•l 0a 0 :"J
1lraeotield 911 6:W
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liefrevs .. 11 el
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4iu,iui arrit It J`!
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t fi t•rs, 'Mixed . Afai1.
44 inghanL+%p;tat i :ti ♦-lr 11 en A.m.
Beilaraw a s 40 13, e3 cos..'
Myth r so 1' ,I,
hnudtshoro ,, . , nth 32 ;e+i
Clinton •e it 1 ;:
liracellrld 1131 3 i
fiiitleea - 9 PO 305
Rentali 9 PI 9 12
Exetort+ 31 9 03
Conduit arrive. - , . ,. 10 i3 3 30
i701117131i,A,11771T
siderably, titres imported animals A 13I, tiz `iIl Cit. tiFi50\. 1 UNDERTAKER &
making only $100, $O i none $80. The frtatful tarot -ort o the year is prolific � UNDERTAKER
On the whole the sale must have been nitn maul forum 1 ,owl (',intltltitllta, anelt •
pica tr+turfs', and strong a miaow al Diarrhe=a Ilyeelitury,('trete, Vholcraafor t
pt b 1) hits, Cholera Infanttua ,wt., as n sefe•i;uard
and leo=trivet carr for diose distressing and
e•ften sudden. and dangerous ettncka nothing
eau Rupees that old and reliable medicine
Dr. Fewwler's Extract of Wild. Stawlierry.
The German press ertutinuully worn poor
Germans from emigrating to Eugland, where
a similar distress to that prevailing throug-
out Germany exists
CtiuLEt .I'IIEVENTATlvE.
In abler to w ithstaud Cholera and melt like
epidemics: perfect purity of Chide, and the
proper action of the 'stomach. aro required.
To insure that end, in the cheapest, most
available and complete manner, use McGreg.
or's Speedy Cnro for Dyspepsia autt Impure
Blood, There is no purer, safer or more re-
liable remedy iii existence for Indigestion,
DY8pepsia, Costiveness, ore. Ask yuur neigh-
bor or any person who has used it. Sold by
Dr. Browning. Trial bottle given free, 1
"Say," raid the editor's smart little son,
as he entered a store, "do yon lu'ep nails'
"Oh, yes," responded the storekeeper, "we
have kept them for years" "Well," returned
the boy, starting for the door, ',you ought to
advertise, mid then yon wouldn't keep them
su leay."—Norristown tiered.
ti
0
!
4
Were ('xpressi•d on the ativisability of
the e urots pursued by the department
in ninl.eeg these a cpeneive import,.
!diens and selliug at such a tromeud•
ions Liss.
Mr, Robert Sims,. tate Eden Mills' Mer.
chant, Says .lir. t'aeleon'a Stomach Bittern
is by far the best Minn; preparation in that
neighborhood and that all his customers are
t delighted with it. He selle large quantities
of it. Have, you Dyspepsia try it.
The Smallpox.
- Dr. Coveraton, Chairman of the pro-
- itici
{val lloartl olebeulth, hes submitt•
1i ed to the Board a lnngthy report giv
ing result of his investigations in
Montreal regarding the slnall•pox
epidemto there. lie highly praises
tile work of the local Board of Liealtk
ante particularly tho Trade Sesutary
Association in guarding against the
spread of the disease, and expresses
the opinion that their combiued
efforts will shortly diminish, tf not
absolutely stamp out the disease.
Mrs Eliza G. Kemble, of 66 Trinity
street, Toronto, writes to the Telegram
giving a recipe for the prevention and
cure of small pox. She says it is
harmless when taken by a well per-
son. It will also cure scarlet fever.
Here is the recipe as I have used it
and cured my children of scarlet
fever and smallpox. Wheu learned
physicians said she patient must die,
it cared :—Sulphate of zinc, 1 gr. ;
fox glove(digitalie,) 1 gr. ; 1 teaspoon•
ful of sugar Mix with two table-
spoonfuls of water, When thorough-
ly mixed add four ounces of water.
Take a teaspoonful every hour.
Either disease will disapuear in
twelve hours Fora child smaller
A DANGEROUS CONDITION.
One of the most dangerous conditions is a
negleetel Kidney complaint. When you
snffer from weary aching back, weakness
and other urinary troubles apply to tho
back a Burdock Porous Plaster, and take
Burdock Blood Bitters, the beat system reg-
ulator known for the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach and Bowels.
The receipts and expenditure for August
on account of the Consolidated Fund were
respectively 2,502,876 and $3,225,877.
A. Nasal Injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catarrh Romedy. Price 50 cents.
Sold by J. W. Browning.
Tho vote of thanks passed by the Imper-
ial Parliament to the Canadian voyageurs is
published in the Canada Ga;.ette,
POISONED.
Scarcely a family exists but that some
member is suffering with bad blood and
poisoned secretions from constipation giving
rise to Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions,
Catarrh and other complaints iadioating
lurking blood poison which a few bottles of
Burdock Blood Bitters would eradicate from
'
doses according to age. For a pre- i lai(tire srs.ystemRu:ssell Stevenson, Sister of the
Countess of Dufferin, died at sea while on
her way from Canada to England. The
body has been lauded At Londonderry.
A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of Manhood, &c, I will send a
receipe the t wa
llo r
e
you, FREE EE o CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
sionary in South America. Send a self -ad.
dressed envelope to Env, 7osliPE T. Inman
Station D, New York City.
A SURE THING.
A Sons Cuss eon SUU;arsu Courrett *rs.---
Procure from your druggist one 37i -cent
bottle of Dr. Fowler's Extract of wild Straw-
Mtaald S.' Triad. berry and use according to directions. It is
infalliable for Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus,
venlive take a teaspooetful before each
meal. Children lees quantity, ac-
cording to age. If counties would
compel physiaiaus to use this there
would be no need of pest -houses. If
you value advice and experience use
this for that J�terrible disease. The
writer ear's sa has given the above
recipe as a preventive when smallpox
was prevailing, and found it to cor-
respond with the above statemeute;
it is therefore conceded not only a
cure but a preventive
Canker of the Stomach and Bowels, and
Maud S. made an unauooeesfnl Cholera Infantum.
attempt Thursday to lower her re- Iiollotoay'spills.--When inclement wen
cord. Owing to the weather the
conditions were somewhat unfavor•
IF able as a brisk wind blew up the-
air was crisp
toll and
the
0 sire
loin
t
and chilly. John Murphy drove the
Longman to force the ace.
runner g p
The first quarter was made in .33
secs., while the half was completed of impure air the blood becomes foul and the
in 1.081, the fastest half mile on re- secrot ons vitiatod, these Pills resent a
cord, the trotting queen fairly flying readyaud efficient Ineans of cleansing the
ver the cource. She, left her feet, former and correcting the latter. By this
o salutary proceeding desease is arrested at its
however, afterinssing the pole, but outset, its pains and inconveniences averted,
was quickly steadied, ptassing the 'and rho nervous structures saved: from the
three, quarts r pole in 1.40, Murphy depressing effects entailed upon them by an
dressed closely neon Bair's eniky on illness.
titer checks to a considerable extent the
action of the skin, au alterative is required
to compensate the body by means of other
Channels. Holloway's Pills can be coiafi.
clently recommended aa -rho easiest,
surest,
,
and safest meaus of attaining this desirable
end without wealtoning the most delicate or
incommoding the most feeble. When from
frequently recurring chills or the inhalation
Walnut t Rosewood Caskets
:trio Corms or•rvr,nt Dssclllnxlov.
A Complete Stook of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.;
FUNERALS FURNZSEED AND CoN-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled,
t.: -.GIVE ME CALL.
AYER'S
Hair Vigor
restores, with the gloss and freshness of
youth, faded or gray hair to a natural, rich.
brown color, or deep black, as maybe desired.
By its use light or red hair maybe darkened,
thin hair thickened, and baldness often,
though not always, cured.
It checks falling of the hair, and stimu-
lates a weak and sickly growth to vigor. It
prevents and cures scurf and dandruff, and
heals nearly every disease pawn::ar to the
scalp. As a Ladies' Hair Drs ♦i t ,, the
Victor is unequalled; it contains neither oil
nor dye, renders the hair soft, glossy, and
silken in appearance, and imparts a delicate,
agreeable, and lasting perftune.
MR. C. P. ]3Rrciwti writes from Kirby, O.
July/ 3, 1852 : "Last fall my hair commenced
falling out, and in a short tiino 1 became
nearly bald. I used part of a bottle of
ArER'a HAIR VIGOR, which stopped the fail-
ing of the hair and started a new growth. 1
have now a full head of hair growing vigor-
ously, and am convinced that but for the
use of your preparation I should have been
entirely bald."
J.W. lowln , proprietor of the 11c.drahur
(Ohio) Enquirer says : " At nit's 1f Ant tt Vroon
is a most excellent preparation for the hair.
I speak of it from my own experience. Its
use promotes the growth of new hair, and
makes it glossy and soft. The Vico t is also
a sure cure for dandruff. Not within my
knowledge has the preparation ever failed
to give entire satisfaction."
111R. AxouS FArrauA:Rx, leader of tiro
celebrated "Fairbairn Fanttly'" of Scottish
Vocalists, writes from Roston, Jfaa, I c L 0,
1880: "Ever since my hair began to gine sil-
very evidence of the change which ih,t.:j
time procureth, I have used Avil s ll wta
Vtoon, and' so havo been able to undo.:tn
ataappearance of youthfulness—a matter of
cousiderablo consequence to ministers, ora-
tors, actors,'and fact every one who Iive'
in the oyes of the public."
Dias. 0..4. PRESCOTT, writing froiu IS Elim
SI. Charlestown Mass, April 14, 1682, says:
"7.luo'years ago about 'two-thirds of my Lair
tante off. It [hauled yen, rapidly, and l was
fast growing bald. on rising Al'rcti s 11.w:1:
-foot the tall stopped. and a, now growth
Y !b
commenced, f=url :n about a mouth naw hent
was contpletoly covered with short hair. It
has eonttuned to grow, and is now as good as
before it fell. I regularlyusod but one bottle
of the Vicon, but now use it occasionally as
a dressing."
• We have hundreds of similar testimonials
to. the efficacy of AYER's HAIR Vroox. It
needs but a trial to conviuco the tuost akepti-
oat of its value.
PREPARED EY '.
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
COMPARISON OF PRICES INVITED
THE PILLS
Purify the Bic o,l, conker all Disorders ee the
LIVER, STO;sL Chi, KIDNEYS, AND BOW
They invigorate:nt restore to health Debilitated C'.anotituti,it5, arid ate
Complaints incidental to Fernnles of ail ages. Ferr eitiltlre a awl the keel
THE OINTMENT
ltlttlole in alt
tare 1>rleeleas
an infallible remedy or Bird Legs, Bad Breasts. old 1Vicenude, Sores µtri F.: 61s. It le
f,uu 'a s for Clout and Rheumatism.
FOR DISOICIiERit OF TUE CUES? l'r 114s No VOW:.
ur Sore Throats, Brouchitifi, Coughs. t'oles.(ilt,udelar Swct-liitigs.au4 alt ,':iu tl^sea
it hasno rival'•. e for contracted � �, ,
, and f c nttatke l aw l t,i: j ie»ts itacts like a charm,
The Pills and 0uttnaeutare sold etTnawi,tnHer sow'Ax'iiEeteblistinieW,,
78 NEW OXFOIID•STREETlate 083. OXFORD—STREET LONDON;
also by nearly every respectable Vendor fit Sfetil to '..iii ,:o:ma 1 +'.,,:it 1••, 1;A., 1 s. 9d.
le. fd., lis., 221., and 33s, each. Thio 2s. 9.1. size t' nttalua three times the
a
�uuti
twof the
11 1361„ size • the. 4e. 61 ,, tleesixteeneal• 2..E a tirt .tha- c . tho
e 1, size tlfty •twvit tines tin' gnat►tity of the smallest Ile=xes anti Pete,
Full eririte d directions are, affixed to• trail Ilex diad Pet, ante can las hast isi 34, !enemies...
L t." Purchasers should 11 4; t+, ala, T ;1.e1 6 -ti the Pots and Bows.. If the address is not
,33 Oxford Street. Lenten. they are eeutioue.
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THE LIGHT RUNNING
SEWING MACHINE
THE ONLY SEWING MACHINE
THAT GIVES
t . afur
SEWING MACHINE CO
ORANGE MASS.
30 UNION SQ.N.Y. CHICAGO ILL,
ST. LOUiS MO. ATLANTA GA.
Iia aLeL BY •`
Undertaker
and
Cabinet-maker.
ONE DOOR NORTH VOLS(')N'S BANK.
FON CUL rOUBI
101
PRICES CONSIDERABLY REDIJEFD to Bake room
for Fall and Winter Purchases, which will arrive shortly.
FULL LINES OF GOODS constantly on hand, All
Shades,
Finest Goods, Best Artistic Cutting and
Superior Finish.
It will pay you. to order now and derive a benefit from pur
ohasing good and oheap Goods. A. call is respectfully
solicited.
SOUTI (OTT.
Fn.t.hi,tnable Tailor, Exeter.
teeter Post °M fee Time Table.
itL&ILS
Anixv5 Ij GLOBE.
$i5ktbny Woodbam Winchelsea andElimvilee ... .., .. 7.80 r,
8 30 a:m
South,east and west, including London, Hamilton, Toronto Montreal,
S1anitoba, United States, lingli,lr and foreign mails ... ... .... w
South, east west
North and east, including Goderieb. 1,Viugham, Kincardine and all points
north, Stratend, Toronto, Aion:real, and Pastern States... ...
North east,dic ,..
3.15 a.m.
5.45 p.m.
MOO a.m
1.80 p.m.
0.00 a. In.
2.80 m!
8.00 a.
5.80 p
7,15p.m 0:80
r
Sarepto Tuesdays, Thursdays mudSaturdays ,.. 3'15 a m 10'$
4
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