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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-11-4, Page 5DAKOTA. . A NEM 131;1 NIT I20 CQN>SITgr IOtfi. r4te*9stmg Items* ShRr►tit A oM'illen, ofi Yiot*iia,', +�,,, ,ba,R (14, ,gtrafft frog, tate 4(141rssa of the Qentral- Pa' No oN14 wu 0X3 ,A. I+AAL,? ro tem Alf tiniialt, Poen. not10,0that the lacy' 1414114take; its WOFar9iterlt' 4GElange.) P 4SSit nneARLA OOPS.9ollrse with penile en Friday, whcr the will he difference between free then and he ata 8dha i dor l slevice is that the former govern tllennselvee ' [lgeti, ae 4 , tibite,1 A' b1:YEx�r'PIiTATi. and the Mutter are governed by sotrteone,. ►"IY,Cnjny persons die of. Consumption who i : e. e 4• <. e i. ie tewturiug paugu pf The ballot box, intelligently used, trill corl14 easily lie oared," (days Dr. ,$', C. Qlarke, neuralgia, rheuwatism, sciatica, It i t ge, alone save the free 'Berl ft."' boeornnig of Watertown, N. ., "if they would go at `i: an i similar pepinfal, eo pplriinte.. ;are eevereay. sieves, '1'luoe,fourths of, all the. ,ills surfer. ; yhts have'.a new view of the dipeaso. trued hat titer paedy relief in Hat,yard a eisas ed. by then arise froth misgovernment It Oonsumetion ie. not always of long ens u," Yellow ees to thoasay is wile leave used, It. follows, as a Matter of course, that wilt- ' efIew so f What is it then ?"joyfully totally`, ever class rules this country will rule it for rtlyisny oases of eonsw pti m are seogna. , the tnght um,. J'obn William Bevi'iok, i its own advantage' It the people rale, the ary. The disoase itself •prenaris everywhere, „Temp 6 f the It, C. Df ocese of Hexhann' end iso ..le will reser ; if ,those who live ori nut the beat .reetitionors refuse to attribute 1eweas 10, dtod at ilio .residouce in Tyne - t 1? e pthe certainlyir'owinheritancear t re weather. If inontlt Friday nit lits' Gr3rd year , the pee le rele/ y will b it entirely p p P P a eraon lies in the most lWl y Ela ?l0 rich at the expellee of rest of the o u -p t tncorabla climate 1 ..Y DOS;ArS+ lation. You should, therefore, devote all in the world aria het any tendency to lung Consult 's doctor, for a. 0 or 8, oz. bottle of your leisure time and thotiglit to the great wealcuesa if certain conditions exist in the medicine Ifi tenant O. Lute and be will questions of the goverxunent ; that is to system, that climate, however favorable, will give you a 19 oz, bottle of Dr. Chase's Liver say,your own pros exit , Of what avail Cure for $1` and a valuable recipe free. 1 P Y not prevent development of the disease. pA boob is it to economize and toil if some cunning The disorder in such cases is only a second- HIGH PRAISE,. navewho toils not is to reapthe fruit r m our in the limo of some other ail.T' g e k ary e3' Pt gMrs. d'ohn Acelands, writing from :the your industry? The most reliable crop you went, and caii, never be eared. until ap- lUetlrodist parsonage,, Adelaide, Gate pay : can raise o 4he farm is brains. If the preached through rte source,"' T flava used Ha6'yard's Pectoral Balsam in brains er riot inside the fence they are out- "Yes, Dotter ; but what is the method of Ont family for year's. For heavy oelds, sore he are cropwill r throats arid distressing; coughs, no other meth. side of it;, and wherever they approach ? elite 80 SOOn ,relieveB." to tit kern. To-daythe machine of r belong do you dip your finger in acid you baro' government ie hi the hands of our enemies. it; you not ?" They have iniployed its great power of tax- eyes," ation to fill their own pockets under swind- "df you wash this burnt finger every ling tariff laws, by railroad over -charges, second with the Reid, what is the result ?" by ruinous and by ring robberies, They ;,Why, constant inflammation, festering manipulate and control the newspapers, the mouth -pieces of public opinion. They elect and corrupt our legislatures and :con- gress. Our highest body, the United States Senate, has become the entrenched camp of monopoly, a House of Lords, a home of millioniares, a gathering of railroad presi- dents and railroad attorneys, and the hire- lings of every iniquity which oppresses the people. Onr political parties•sunply carry out the orders of the barons of robbery, while the people are fed on fair words. Misgovernment has gone on in this land, supplementing the oppression which exists in the old world through kings, emporers and aristocrats, until great numbers of our people are reduced to misery, discontent turbulence. To break down the price of labour at home the enemies of mankind have filled the country with importations of hordes of foreign laborers from the most oppressed portions of Europe ; and these men, taught all their lives to regard any government as tyranny and all prosperity as robbery, have broken out in bloody in- surrection which have shocked and alarmed the whole country. For the first time in free America a considerable portion of our population is to -day held in subjection only by rifles and cannon. The men who, by their insatiable rapacity, have brought about this state of things,are clamouring for a strong government, that is to say, a des- potism. The farmer should never forget that in all despotisms the tiller of the soil is a serf in fact, if not in name. The agri- cultural class has, therefore, the highest interest in preserving the liberties of the whole country. Our foreign -born farmers cannot Desire to see this land go back to the condition of Europe, and he is indeed blind who does not perceive that the whole drift is in that direction. What is our duty in the premises? The alliance numbers to -day in this State 30,000 vetIt is increasing rapidly. By the 2nd c ay of November it will probably con- tain 0,000 votes. This is a force of earn- est, honest men. They are producers ; they seek to oppress no one ; no tears or cries of suffering follow their footsteps ; they are the salt of the earth. This great force wisely wielded is sufficient to control the coming electiou. We trust you will lay down one platform of action : Declare that no railroad officer, or tool, or lobbyist, no agent of the wheat ring infamy, no plun- derer or oppressor of the people, shall be elected to any office in or by this State. Thehmen who rob the people ought not to ask u represent them. Let people govern thee ves. Let this be, as good old Abra- ham Lincoln said, "A government of the people, by the people, and for the people." And there was never greater necessity for throwing the emphasis on that word "for" than now. Too long it has been a govern- ment of the people and by the people for the benefit of every knave who was canning enough to rob the people. It is well known than ten railroads of the North-west have watered their capitalization by the issue of $274,465,034.69 of stock, which does not represent one dollar of cash paid but is simply plunder. Upon this vast sunt there is collected annually $19,000,000 of interest, every dollar of which is wrung from the toil and sweat of an enslaved people. Min- nesota pays a large share of this great sum, $3,327,067.97, annually. Besides this, while the railroads:did not cost, as the rail- road commissioners assure us, $20,000 per mile to build and equip them, they are stocked at from $37,000 to $70,000 per mile, and the people are taxed by excessive rates to pay for millions more of "water." You will be told that you should not interfere in politics, and candidates of the different parties will assure you that they will sup- port your principles. We have heard that for twenty years, and there have been twenty yeaas of oppression and injustice. We have been unable to rectify a single wrong. The machinery of party in this State is in the hands of the weathly classes. They have hundreds of the ablest men of both parties in their pay. They stamp out any man who cannot be controlled by them. Their object is plain. They govern the people to rob the people. A few of the things complained of are :— "First—The excessive freight rates charg- INtORT,ANI'T TI Since the last report there have been ten new cases of Cholera and four deaths at Pester, and four new oases and one death at Trieste. Hundred of letters from those using.Ayer'a and eventual destruction of the Anger.",Hair Vigor attest its value as a restorer of "Precisely 1 Now then for nay method, gray hair to its natural color. As a stimn- whieh eoinmends itself to the reason and lent and tonic, preventing and curing bald - judgment of every practitioner. You know noes, and cleansing the scalp, its nae cannot certaiu aoids aro developed in the body. bo too strongly recommended. Well, if the system ' is all right these aoideA COMPLETE BI EAI DOWN. , are neutralized or utilized and carried out.I "For ten years" says Jennie AL, Barrett, of If the system is run down by excesses, Wallaceburg, Ont„ "I did not See a well day anxiety, continual exposure, or overwork—was all broken down with dyspepsia. liver these acids accumulate in the blood. If complaint, catarrl and debility. 'Three doe - there is any natural weakness in the lung, tors abandoned hope for no, when Burdock this acid attacks it, having a natural affinity Blood Billets came to my reseue. It is the for it, and if the acid is not neutralized or beet medicine I have ever, taken, I say this passed out of the system, it burns ulcerates and finally destroys the lung. Is this clear ?' "Perfectly ! But how do you prevent the accumulation of these acids in the system ?" "Irregularities of the liver and kidneys create this excess of aeid and the supply can only bo cut off by correcting the wrong action of these organs, The kidneys alone should carry ont in quantity, in solution, enough of this acid daily, which, if left in the blood, would kill 4 men. When the stomach, liver and the kidneys are all conspiring to increase the acid, the wonder is that weak lungs resist death as long as they do 1" "But you have not told us how you would treat snots oases." "No, but I will, The lungs are only dis- eased as an effect of this acid or kidney poi- son in the blood, After having exhausted all .authorized remedies to correct this acid condition, I wr s compelled, in justice to my I which restored his health. patients, to use Warner's sate cure : though i es haven't brought even a puppy with me a proprietary remedy, it is now recognized, for the papers to tale about," gushed. Miss I see, by leading physicians, by Presidents Fortesque to a reporter. She evidently mis- of State Boards of Health and by insurance sec Lord Gumboil. physicians, as a scentific and the only sped Dr, Wm. M. Giles, Hartford, Conn,, March fie for those great organs in which over 24, 1879. Sir—I have procured one large ninety per cent, of diseases originate or are bottle of your Iodide Ammonia Liniment of sustained." Messrs. Sisson, Butler & Co., your agents "Is this form. of treatment successful ?" for this city, which I sent to an invalid "It is wonderfully so, and for that reason friend in Zurich, Switzerland, who had been I am only too willing that you should an- three years confined to her bed with rheum- nonnee it to the world of oonsumtives." •atisin, and I am happy to announce that I Note by the publishers :—We have reoeiv- learn it has affected a radical relief. The ed the above interview from H. H. Warner patient is now able to walk and work, and the & Co., Rochester, N. Y., with the request cure is solely attributed to your Liniment, that we publish it for the good of suffering I am now requested to send another parcel people. In a foot note to their letter they that others may be benefitted. Yours truly, say : GEORGE BERG. Sold by C. Lutz, Central The experience o r: aris not Store. strange to us. In our correspondence we HANDY TO HAVE. have fo ind that many thousands of people The most useful medicine you can haye in are suffering from what they think is. Coe- the household is Hagyards Yellow Oil. It sumption, whsreas the real difficulty is with cures rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat, the liver and kidneys, proven by the fact aches, sprains, bruises, burns and all exter- tbat when these organs are restored to health nal or internee painful conditions. Keep it, by the use of Warner's safe cure, the con- at hand for ready use. sumption disappears, and so does urenic . or kidney poisoning, which causes So many A burlesque actress says the way news- symhtems of disease that the human system papers pitch into her on account of her is subject to. The same may be said of scanty dress reminds her of "Much Ado rheumatism, caused by an acid condition of About Nothing." the system. We insist upon what we always Have you Sick Headache, bad taste in your have claimed, if you remove the cause; the mouth in the morning '+ Do you suffer from system will soon perfect the work already Dyspepsia, Indigestion or Biliousness? If so begun. Mrs. Rev. Dr. Theodor Wolf, of Dr. Carson's Bitters will cure you. Try it. Gettysburg, Pa., wife of the editor of the Your Druggist will refund money if not sat - Lutheran. Quarterly, said her friends thought isfactory. her 'far gone with consumption,' but after a thorough treatment with Warner's safe Sir Richard Cartrviiglit has got a safe con - cure, she says :. 'I am perfectly web,' We stituency in the west—not South Went - can cite thonsaiids of such cases, but one is worth. He is to be proposed by the retiring enough. If you publish the above article, member, Mr. Harley; for South Oxford. kindly send us a marked copy." So South Huron is safe for Mr. McMillan. for the benefit of all suffering as I did. LUTZ, Agent. EXETER, ONT The resumption of dipfomatie relations between France end Russia is hailed by the French press with great outbursts of satis- faction. 'trial proves that honesty is the best pol- icy in medicine as well as in other things. ,Ayer's Sarsaparilla is algenuiue preparation, an unequalled blood purifier, decidedly su- perior to all others. A novelty introduced at a performance of "Black Crook" in a Western theatre was a bicycle club drill by half a dozen "artistically draped" fairies, A MODERN MIRACLE. 1n a recent letter Irani R. W. Dowson, of Deloraine, Ont., he states that he has recov- ered from the worst form of dyspepsia, after sufferiug for fifteen years ; and when a coun eil of doctors pronounced him incurable he tried Burdock Blood Bitters, six bottles of OliftiitS DP ROUE. I;S Liniment IodideAmmonia Removes all Unsightly Bunches, Cures Lame Hess in Cattle, Spinel Meningitis, Found - or, Weak Limbs, Sprung knees, Spav- in, Ringbeee, Quitter, Windgalls, No stable should be without it. Railroad. Miniugau.c Exp retie Companies all :nee Giles Liniment,and xu the great raoing'stables 0 BelmontandLorillard it has achieved "wand tiers. One trial will convince, Write DR, GILES, Box 9483, N. Y. P. O., who will,Zvithout ehargo, give advice ou all diseases and also on the management of cattle. Sold by alldruggists at 50c, and :31,00 bottle and in quarts at.02,50,rn which there is great saving. The Liniment in white wrappers is for family. use; that iuyellow for cattle. G1LES' IODIIit7 AMMONIA HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS. "(Seedily all tae leading horsemen on Terom Park, Fleetwood, Beach, Sheepsliead Bay au Bull'aHead. Never dissapoint,are Tonic, Ae torn•tive and Diuretic, Destroy' Worms! Curl Indigestion, Colic, Bots, Bore Throat, Catarrh, Founder, Pink -eye and Rheumatism. The close is small and the power is great. The Powders are Guaranteed and Purchasers Failing to Obtain a Cure Money Refunded. Sold by all druggists at 25 eta. per bo c. f D Cl k LOVELL'S GAZETTER AND HISTORY We gladly give place to the article, for if ' A 0 A R D - we can in any way stay the ravages of Con- To all who are suffering from the errors and sumtion, which parries away so many mil- hidisoretions of youth, nervous weakness, lions yearly, it is our bounden duty so to do.] eany decay, loss of Manhood, &c, I will send a -Pun. receipe that willoure you, FREE OF CHARGE. •- d This great remedy was discovered by a mis- WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL DO. sionary in South America. Send a self -ad- dressed envelope to Ray. JosErit T. Ixw&w .The unprecedented sale of 13oschees Ger Station D. New YorkCit ratan Syrup with a few years, has astonished the world. It is without doubt the safest and best remedy ever discovered for the speedy and effectual cure of Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung troubles. It acts on an intirely different principle from the usual prescriptions given by Physicians, as it does not dry up a Cough and leave the disease still in the system, but on the contrary re- moves the cause of the trouble, heals the parts affected and leaves them in a purely healthy condition, A bottle kept in the house for use when the diseases make their appear- ance, will save doctor's belle and a long spell of serious illness A trial will convince you THE FOUR CARDINAL POINTS. The four cardinal points of health are the stomach, the liver, the bowels and the blood. Any irregularity of their action brings dis- ease and derangement to the whole system. Regulate their condition with Burdock Blood Bitters to secure perfect health. Maurice Bernhardt, son of Sarah Bern- hardt, fought a duel with M. Langlois, the exhibitor of a painting ridiculing his mother. Langlois was wounded. Be on Your Guard. Don't allow a cold in the head to slowly and surely develope into Catarrh when you ed by the railroads, and the compelling of of these facts. 11 is positively sold by all can be cured for 25 cents. A. few applica- all grain tobe shipped to Chicago, or else druggists and general dealers in the land. tions will oure incipient Catarrh. One to to pay three-fourths of the Chicago rate to e- Price, 75 cts., large bottles. two boxer will cure ordinary Catarrh. One get to Minneapolis, distance whichr less than One- .-+�.-e to five boxes will cure chronic Catarrh. half of the distance and more than the Chi- Kirkton. Sold by all dealers at 25e. per box. Try, cago rate to get to Duluth, a better market, Dr. Chases Catarrh Cure-takeno other ,it. only half as far, Birnu—MissRaehassecuredthe school will cure you. C. Lutz, sole agens for Exeter "Second—The diyefs, enation against M. ; The fortune of the late Baron Moyer Roth dependent grain buyer`s, which prevents ani in sec. N. 3, Usborne, for the coming child, of Frankfort, is estimated at $75,0(10, - open home market and allows a monopoly year. Mr. II. Graham, the present teach child, to make from five to ten cents a bushels er, goes to scltool.—lien. A. M. 'Phillips, CONSUMPTION CURED. above rt fair margin on the graincrops of B. D., of St. Marys; delivers a temper- An old physician, retired from practice, hay. this country. ands lecture in the Methodist church fug had placed in his hands byanEast Indian "Third—The escaping of nearly all taxa- en Tuesdayevening next, subject, "Origin missionary the formula of a simple vegetable and Object of Royal Templarism." Mu- remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of tion by the railroads tinder cover of the y p Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma damnable gross earnings law. sic bymembers of tile. Older. Collection.and nil throat and lung affections, also posi- 7 hey say :—"If the history of the mane- _Thlast scene in connection with the tire and radical cure for 'Nervous Debility anti potation of the North-West wheat crop of cheese factory has been enacted:—Tho c11 Nervous complaints, atter having tested its 1885 by apof wheat gamblers is ever wonderful curative powers in thousands of Y packcheese maker last week decamped leaving 00808, has felt it his duty to m ,ke it known to told it will disclose the most infanlous con -bis suffering teliows. Actiuiteclby bills motive s piracy of modern times." matt patrons and Creditors to mourn his y pand 0, desire to relieve human suiferfu6 w`....1p departure. sena free of charge, to all who cosire z this .�.— r-.ar+ ie0il10, in German,i!rcucli or'liuniisli, wall Rill' directions /or prep tiring and using. Sent by O1'R11t011. St. Marys. nihil by addresslfigwith stamp, naming this pa tor, V. A•Notr> s,seePower's Binck,Bcchester, The following is taken from a tomb- Blur s.—The Teachers' A.ssooiatiou of N' despatch says, it is reported b A Belleville c sp y P stciiie in the (Ironton Presbyterian come- the County n inn held their meetings that Colonel Brown has received the Gi'it to in 'fit. Marys, an Tlturaclay and i+'riclay of nomination fpr. 'West I-Iastitigs. IN lt:ritiorts of last week. They.Save a free wheat innhovicn To klotrunns.—Are you disturbed at, W 1'1 .. 11. I L 1J Y , the Opei'a Aortae on Thursday night, andnight end broken of your rest by a seek amid 1874—Age, 92 as a conseuence,: the audience was large. suturing. and crying with pain of Cuttfue' Died Nov. 10th, Teeth? If so send me once turf gob a bottle of This. '- �. els ; --Tile young people of the Methodist is , ,Wliislow'8 Soot111ng Syrlrp" for Ohilciroli Tlits world is madr, of crooked streets y € . the lace all' 10010 must meet, Church have formed theime1Ves into a yl alebhf ag, Its value is iu0alculablo, It tvfll 11 ma es pi.,lieve the poor little sufferer immediately, If money souls would buy, Young People's �lssociatfutx and Literary i,enonil upon is mothers : tlsoro is no mistake Tile y liver must die. Rev. Mr. Phalli s pastor of t it. It cures I:tysOO1OOy and Dierrbteit, .Che rich malt and the poo Club. The I v Phillips, p thou the Methodist Church, begun a series of regulates the Stomach ams Bowels, cores Wind ro liar the body of an honest roan ; sernutnis on Sunday last, -lit file inornin6r cadiveess torte and ©hergy to the whole Yste n. Ile Y riteDeny it who can. "ChristienRewar'd," and in the evening "Mrg Wfttslbw's Soothtug Syrup" for Children Wm. Riley- well ,(Love d,'i--Tile cow brims again teetheeg:ispleasanit10 the taste and dnt15 the Thewriterrem( oan€s , y, comes of'tr'o 3 g reaerrlstion of ono of the when living'Ilear Ora/11011 with his sestet', comes inti) fierce, which says that all cows''' ,bmalo ph� �sic f e and 00051 s iv file 17nitel aro forbidden to run at large, either night State ya i¢ is forsrtie by all druggistO thrbdgh of Tovember 'to the obit 4116 Ibrld, lilt° twC�uty-five "'As' e bot`: Or do front the est tie. Be sire and ask for ''Mina, ,Vtrtswow's Reectfilrhl SYritav"and take no other kind, OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA, In Nine Volumes, Royal 9vo. TO BE COMMF.NOED whenever a suellcient number of subscribers is obtained to cover cost of uublication. Subscription to the Nine Volumes $75 00, to the Province of Ontario or to Quebec x;12,50, to New Bruuswiek or to Nova Scotia „511.50, to Manitoba or British Columbia $9,50, to Prince Edward Island or to North- west Territories ;,9.50. Each Province to have apfap. Please Send for Prospectus. JQiiN LOV Manager and PublisherMontreal, 4th August, 1886, aug8d&w3 COLD Have just ensiled tb,eir Fall ,,. .>Ltpx Pure lases o Consistin of some of theanFinestywhereP.attel'.1J. U'oods fields are sc•tre,bur those who write to Stinson & Co„ Portland, Maine, will receive free, full information about work which they c.in do, and live at home. that will pay them from $5 to $25 per day. Some have earned over $50 in a day. hither sex, you00 or old. Capital not requir- ed. You are started free, Those who start at once are absolutely sure of a sung little fo r - tune. Allis new. We then called Min' "Old Sebastapnol,'r because he was one of the inert who help, ed to build the railway between Balaclava est of iV1:ly. and that place, —IF YOU WISH — A Suit made from these goods in the Latest Styles AND AT EXCEEDING LOW RATES, GIVE , CALL. 7 C,ISOUTHCOTT and f511N, the Exeter Clothiers. FREEMAN'S WORM POWDERb. Are pleasant to take. Contain their own Purgative. 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