HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1887-3-31, Page 5Plant,Trees in, Spring,
1'o the .editor of the t•;xeFet` ,+L'in►ear.
Sut--Will you allow no to remind your
readers in continuation of a letter nddreseed
last (all, that the time is approaching when
thoytmuat decide whether or not they will
lose another year in. the matter of preparing
a future i halter for their farms, there is
nothing to hinder anyone having in a few
yours, a high and almost solid ,wall of evor-
.ilat('resttitaa IteMS,
I• hail dTRE BEST TANEN.
Tai
+" eta fora song time, Wee
entirely oured by two bottles Burdock Blocel AND SEE TII4T.,
Bitters. The best medicine for regulating
and iuyigorating thosystew I badever taken." T 'GV. P. Tanner, Neebuig P, O., Ont. + .Ba�rI
Mr, Wm. Copley, a000mpanied by hie
sister, Mies .Sum, and Mr. Geo, Morrish, of IS SIaLL1NCfi,
St. Mai;ys, ]eft en Wednesday, for an extend- 'p
ed trip to California. 111as +t resent$, Toys, Ej c,,
AT COST",
green along the north of his farm. An ed. .lie oil T'Oltr G41urd.
ditfon which would make it far more com, Don't allow a cold in the /lead to slo
and surely developo into Catarrh when
can be cured for 25 oents. A few applice-
tions will cure ivaipient Catarrh. One to
two boxes will cure ordinary Catarrh. One
to five boxes will cure chronic Catarrh,
Sold by all dealers at 25c. per boa, Try
Dr. Chases Catarrh Cute—take no other. -it
fortable to live in, more profitable to
prop, and more easy to sell. If any one will
take the trouble to visit any of the farms
where such have been grown, they will never
be at ease till they have commenced to plant
one.
But what .1 wish more particularly to men.
tion, now is that, to those that obootie to will cure you. 0, Lutz, sole agent for Exeter
y
tl
spare a brgader belt of land, that if they will QUICK RELIEF.
"One bottle of Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam
cured me of a sore throat and loss of voice.
One trialrelieved rue when all other med-
icines tailed." Say's Miss T. McLeod of
Belfonntain, Ont.
Mr. Alex. Roes, of Teekertmith, recently
sold the south half of lot 20, concession 1,
Stanley, to Mr. John 11IoQueeu, for 113,600.
A 0A Ft ID.
To all who nre sutferingfrom the e rs and
indiscretion of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &o, I will send a
rocoipe tarn t will cure you, PItEE OP CHARGE.
This great remedy wa6 discovered by a mis-
sionary in South America, Send a self -ad.
dreesecl envelope to ltav, Tosxrzt T, 1NRtAN
Station :D. New YorkOit
A FAIR PROPOSITION.
There could bo no offer more fair than
that of the proprietors of Hagyard's Yellow
Oil, who hays long offered to refund every
cent expended for that remedy if it fails to
give satisfaction on fair trial for rheumatism,
neuralgia, sore throat and all painful com-
plaints.
A 12 -year old daughter of Wm. Hudson,
Tuokeramith, died the other day as the result
of a blow behind the ear by a stone from her
brother's sling,
Hiram Purdy, of Delewrire, has signified
his intention of applyiug to the Dominion
Parliament this session for a demise from
his wife
Ayer's Sarsaparilla; the first blood medicine
to prove a real success, still holds the first
placeiu public estimation, both at home aiici
abroad. Its miraculous cures, and immense
sales show this.
HE SHOOK IT
"I was subject to ague for two or three
Reasons, which nothing would eradicate until
I tried Burdock Blood Bitters, eiuco wbieh
time, four years, I have had no return of the
disease." W. J. Jordan, Strange, Ont.
A proposal is made in Wingham to atilt
the Ontario Legislature to appoint a police
magistrate.
When a cold or other cause checks the se-
cretory organs, their natural healthy action
should be restored by the use of Ayer's Pills,
and inflammatory material thereby removed
from the system. Much suffering may be
prevented by thus correcting those slight de-
rangements which, otherwise, develop into
settled disease.
The Michigan Central railway is to be
extended from St. Thomas to London. It
will be in running order before very long.
Good Value.
Many sufferers buying medicine have been
disappointed, don't give up, buy a reliable
article iike Dr. Chase's Liver Cure, and with
it you get a recipe beak alone worth the
money.
AN OBSTINATE CASE.
"In the spring of '83 I was nearly dead, as
everybody around niy neighborhood knows.
My trouble was caused by obstinate consti-
pation. One bottle of Burdock Blood Bitters
cured me entirely." This statement is made
by Walter Stinson, of Gorrie, Oat.
A. wolf was shot on Monday last ou Black.
wood's farm, Galt and Hespeler road, by Mr.
Cain. Scott. He is entitled to the Govern
ment bounty for the scalp.
Children Starving to Death.
On account of their inability to digest food,
will find a most marvelous food and remedy
in Scott's Emulsion. Very palatable and
easily digested. Dr. S. W. Cohen, of Waco,
Texas, says : "I have used your Emulsion in
Idfautile wasting. It not only restores wast-
ed tissues, lfut gives strougth and increases
the appetite."
JOYFUL NEWS.
It is certainly glad tidings to the poor in-
valid to be informed of a remedy that will
give prompt and sure relief in case of pain-
ful suffering. Such a remedy is Hagyard's
Yellow Oil, adapted for external and internal
use in all aches, pains, lameness and sore-
ness, It cares rheumatism, neuralgia, sore
throat, croup and all inflammatory pains.
ADVICE TO Mornmas.—Are you distnrbed at
night and broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting'
Teeth? If 60 gond at once ani got a bottle of
"'Mrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Children
Teething. Its value is incalculable. It will
relieve the pour little sufferer immediately.
.Lenend upon 11, mothers ; there is no mistake
about it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrhoea,
regulates the Stomaciraucl Bowels, cures Wind
Colic, softens tut Gums, reduces inflammation,
and gives torte and energy to the whole system.
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
femalephysiciaes and nurses in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists through-
out the world, Paine twenty-five cents a bot-
tle. 13e sure and ask for "Mits. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP"and take D0 Other kind.
While J. Martin and his son, of Kinburn,
Re•e in the bruit] on the 8tli concession of
Bullett, a limb fell from the tree they were
cutting and killed J. Martin instantly.
1f you are suffering from a sense of ex-
frente weariness, try one bottle of Ayer's Sar-
saparilla, It will cost you but one dollar,
and dolor: incalculable good: It will do away
with that tired feeling, and give you new life
and energy.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
An olcl physician, rebind from practice, hav-
ing had y16°0(1101110 hands by an Nast Indian
missionary tho formula of a sinrplo vogeGable
remedy for the speedv and permanent euro of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
suet ell throat and lung affections, 5100 a posi-
tive amt. radical cure for. Nervous Debi tity told
all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonclerful curative powers in thousands of
cases, ].las felt it his duty ton:mice it known sit to
his Suffering fellows. Actuated by is mtrtivo
an d a desire to relieve human Sudecing .,t
send free of charge, to all who desire t this
.rnoipo, in Geriluyn,Proncli or if nelish, tr .tl, kill
directions for prepnring and using, Sent by
mail by address ing with stamp, miming this
paper, W. it Noras,149 Potoca's Block, l3cchteater,
lNY
Parliament moots April 13,
give sad' fty feet in breadth, and plant it
43100y 'with decidious, the Number of
branch ,'1, 80 that they keep it in order, auct
do not in skis it a harbor for weeds and rub-
bish, a thing easily managed, will prove as
effective a windbreak as a line of evergreens.
For trees when planted closely and given
some este, grown to tall straight stems, a
number of wnioh brealcs the force of the wind
completely .
It should also be noticed iu this connection
that here, among others, say maple, hard
and soft, eau be grown hickories, aims, ashes
oaks and so forth, many of them are very
valuable for different purposes, when only
six inches through. From suoh a belt ex-
tending across the farm, the owner can out
every year, as soon as it grows up, far more
money's worth, and that without the labor
of growing, than the same land will ever
produce in crops, For the day is, unfortun-
ately rapidly approaching, when all such
woods will be very dear. At present, over
much of the country, quantities of good wood
are forced into the market by the necessities
of the owners, and while this is done the
price stays low. But the stook is exhausted
in many places, and at the present rate, soon
will be iu all. In twenty years a farm of
good ceoond growth will be worth fifty clear-
ed farms. Yours Etc.,
R. W. PHIPPS.
Toronto, March 17th, 1887.
FRANK LESLIEE'S POPULAR MONTHLY
FOR APRIL. For a public man, who has
served the country iu the Cabinet and the
Diplomatic service as Minister at the great
European courts, and a8 her ablest and most
Philosophic historian, George Bancrost is
little known to the majority of readers, so far
as his personality is concerned. The open-
ing article in Frank Leslie's Popular Month-
ly for April, presents him to us as he is, and
the sketoll by Ausburn Towne is extremely
clever. Au article on Modern English Ar-
tists, by Lily Riggin, is worth reading by our
wealthy patrons, who are sometimes beguiled
by a temporary reputation of an artist to
purchase at extravagant figures, which the
sober criticism of time puts down at medi-
ocrity. The Voyage Down the Red Sea is
cleverly told by Colonel C. Chaille Long,
whose k towledge of Egyptian matters is so
wide, and shows great personal observa-
tion and s ill in describing. "Life's Little
Things," is a curious sketch that will interest
many, "Au Imp of Darkness," is a pleasant
description of our "Bottled Owl" told by Dr.
W. Van Fleet. Other articles tell us of
Heidelberg," of "The Telescope and 11s Revel-
ation." The stories, of which there aro
several, by Mrs. Helen W. Pierson, Millie
W. Carpenter, J. F. Alstor and others, are
extremely good reading, while the interest of
. the strange story, "The Man Outside," in-
creases steadily.
• TTews Notes.
Mi. Cargill has been nominated as the
candidate of the Tory party. Mr. R. Truax,
of Walkerton, was selected by the Liberals.
The election takes place ou Saturday next.
The official court of the election in Cari-
boo district for the House cf Commons gives
Reid (Con.) 145, and Feeltion (Lib.) 105
votes ; majority for Reid, 40.
The agitation for the discontinuance of
Sunday funerals has induced the authorities
of St. James' Cemetery and the Necropolis,
Toronto, to close these grounds against Sun-
day funerals from April 1, except in cases of
extreme necessity.
Saturday night two travelers form Mon.
treal, missed the ferry from Windsor to
Detroit, and hired a small boat to take them
across. Loud cries for assistance were sub-
sequently heard, and these died away into
piteous wails. It is believed the boat cap-
sized and both were drowned.
The Coburg council, by a vote of five to
three, has passed the following motion : In-
asmuch as the Scott Act has seriously im-
paired tine revenue of the town and has not
produced the results antxoipated by its pro.
meters, —resolved, therefore, that this conu-
cil do petition Parliament for a repeal of the
said Act.
The yaehting rnco across the Atlantic
ocean• between the "Coronet" and "Daunt-
less," was most successful. The "Coronet's"
record is 14 days 19 house and 3 minutes in
crossing tholocean, and the time made by
the "Dauntless" is 16 clays 1 hour 43 minutes
and 13 seconds. The time would have beeu
mach faster had there not been a heavy
head wind,
The recent buntings of hotels have led to
all sorts of suggestions as to means of escape
for guests. IC•on balconies along the outside,
with the bedroom windows opening on them
i8 probably the bust, but it will probably be
/mud in actual practice that the guest will
be left pretty much to work out hie own sal-
vation. A coil of rope would be a vary use-
fulpiece of kit in every traveller's grip -sack.
A' .ery paiufui accident happened to Mr.
Edwat 1 J. Elliott, of Goderich township, on
Saturclrz,
last kIe and David Marion, were
engaged in chopping wood for Thomas Mc•
Ker, and a limb fall from a tree above their
Mends, breaking Mr. lliliott'stight arm above
tho, elbow,
1irPotlTANT To FAnxitas. --At a meeting o
the Board of Trade for the city of Toronto,
held recently, 8110 following resolutions wore
unaulmousiy adopted :-"Whereas: Owing
to the superior gtiality of the barley grown
in Canada, our farriers have heels enabled to
eon -mete successfully with American growers
in the markets of the United States, even
with ri duty of 10 cents pet , bushel against
tiro American Brain ; and whereas
:hti50 at
tempt during the last two years
n
made to introduce new seed, ,reel of a variety
tea doss not find favor with AmeriCau
it i1 c tors and Brewers ; and whereas : it is
esscntittlly neeessery in order 10 maintain
our present reputttiot of growing, in Camelia e,q German, Syrup to let its woucli,rfpl
on this continent, that only Bosche .1 l Comprising over Fift Sluts of Read;made
the boot barleyt,
.__ matured geed, properly qualities 1)e known to their friends in 103111 •, ri . 8 y the hest desirable ma , v Croup, Clothing, and a variety of Pant_, Dress
vis, Resolved that Cousunipta in, severe Gouglis, C, ye . ,
eIt•aned Id be sot... , Gorda, Prints, 'tweeds, Sbirtings, Ilatlir.s
,
1
t
Prather -bone Corsets, a variety of .adiss
7 ratlrn c. C s
s+ t a ie ilc ran' Boots & Shoos.
Ido t„ .I, du s and rJli t n s
Also 0It01e0 Family Groeoriee.
TEAS I '15Ii3AS I CEAS I Any Amount.
S. rut is 'Vino ,urs, Confoationrv.
A few Karn end Dominion Organsgfor sale
at It great suet -thee for oasli, as am going
to wives up this branch of business. Goode
sacrificed for es'h during the month of
April, beginning on Par day,
makes it unilt #cr '10 cants. l t'gatl(tr sii0, 7 tit s. a t . y ItrittbiutsrtR 'l'ttio ATItialISg,
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ASTONISHING SUCCESS.
It ie+ the duty of every porton who has used
ALSO A FULL LINE QF
IMPORTED SPONGES AND CHAMOIS,
Drugs and Patent Medicines
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Don't Fail to Call at
The Dominion Laboratory,
if you want anything in the above lines.
J. W. BROWNING, Prop.
KIRKTONI
DOPE'S
LEAS EVERYTHI NG
FOR LOW PRICES.
Our last niontil's sale was the
largest we ever had.
We sell goods at less than
auction.
A lot of Spring (;roods just
opened, cheaper than the cheap-
est.
Balance of Winter (roods will
be solei regarrlless of cost.
The Highest Price for Butter and Eggs.
3. IDOTTPM cis CO.
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Fanson's Block,
EXETER,
(Ferguson'sp�Old Stand)
`lr
DE A :.'ZI1'+I (�9
wishes to infirm the eitizone of Exeter and
surrounding country that ho has again ve,
osived (and still coining) a good cheep lot of
Saratale 00,0115
t...T, a lnettunonia and In feet all throat
this grain section of the I3oatrtl of 1 -lade of Asthm , ; , , e it
the city of Toronto tugs upon tea.
dealers and lung diseases, No person can use
a coiintr ,nncl. fanners goiter- without immediate relief, Three doses will
t ll, die tar. e, .,considerit tiro dut
�utiirrrci the growth of 1V1e>t,ttrl), raJiavn any ease, and WO y
liuttity, to (lirtl�? j l ++feta to recoltiinend it to the 7oor,
.Imperialtis6 of barley. Ilei of all t r tp,i, . 1 r
ott'ad, h ho t,n rs and dying coItsumptive, at least to tray ono bottle,
solved, that elle toton e n or ty o 38 n l oro sold last ear,
Hie tieloebsCt of more as 80,000 dozen tattles w y t
farmers i xoiois to to,s reported,
, , ,the fled un oiir, ease lettere it failed MIN l
in tl.o selt.t,tion. 01 ,,. ,
1lo a Winter
in being r Wheat , bo Syrup eon-
, ,. �a � well Such a: tiietheino as the fie, )rtait Slap _.
Inter Wheat seed neo;l ,hpa it • : � ,
ItttC to t .•: , 13t+i° not be too widely known. Ask ,your drug-
inattu ocir and not
>rii><od tvrtlz �A httn wt i r< b ;.. y ,
wheat, as the mixture, although producing gists abottt it. Sample bottles to try, sold at
a sound lxdelthv grant, Hifi s t 5 S 11 b''
grading `izs fled Winter Wheal, and copse- all Druggists and Dealers, iii the Unite+l , Dearing i15f�f5S
,�c .
(penny deteriorates its value." States and Ca'.iadiz + �i Meek,
full stook of all kixlds of
Dye -stuffs andacka ge
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winau's
Condition
Powd-
ers
owd-
er5
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at -
the Central Drug Store Exeter
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advertisement hi One Million Issuer f leadin g
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only one-fifth of a con to line, for 000 Circu-
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dress with copy of Ady. and cheok, or send 30
cents for Book of 150 pages.
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10 SPRUCE ST.,NEW Yonn,
The Great English Prescription.
A successful Medicine used over «
30 years in thousands of cases. Q
k ^ r Cures Spermatorrhea Nervous'"
Weakness, Emissions; Impotency, �.•
�t. and all diseases caused by abuse.
[BEFORE] indiscretion, or over-exertion. [AFTER]
Six packages Guaranteed to Curewhen all others
Fail. Ask your Druggist for The Great English
Prescription, take no substitute. One package
$1. Six $5, by mail. Write for Pamphlet. Address
Eureka Chemical Co., Detroit, Mich.
Sold in Exeter by Dr. 3, W. Browning and
0. Lutz.
S. C. IIERSEY
WILL SELL HIS STOCK OF
Groceries and Glassware
AT COST !
—FOR THE—
N EXT 30 DAYS,
SECURE BARGAINS
WHILE YOU HAVE TEE OPPORTUNITY.
Cash or Trade for Butter and Eggs.
DISSJLUTID 1 OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the business
beretnfore conducted under the name of
Spackman tiros. has been desolved this day by
mutualconsent. Tbobusinesswill be carried
on by Mr. H. Spackman, and all accounts due
the hate firm must be pain to him at once.
31,RrAOKMAx.
E. SFACIiMAN.
Exeter, Jan. 76h, 1887 f3 -in.]
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OUR NEW GOODS ARE HERE
And we are ready and anxious to show them, they will -make
friends, outshine rivals, win victories, and sell themselves
on their merits.
LADIES call and see our Millinery, trimmed and
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LATEST NOVELTIES in Dress Goods, T'rtmmings, Lace Flouncings,
Ginghams, Muslins, Jerseys, Cheneil Trimmings, Jacketing, &o. .The
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We guarantee every one to wash.
We are showing over 000 Pieces of Embroidery, coluied sad white,
from Sots. per yard upwards.
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wonder, the prices aro so low, the styles eo nice, and they fit so good.
In MEN'S ORDERED GOODS we guarantee the Best 'Value, Newest
Style and Neatest Fit in town.
Remember we parry the Largest Stock of BOOTS tC SHOES, and
nothing but the Latest Styles in ladies', children's and gents'.
JAMES P'ICI ARD.
Furniture & Undertaking
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fact that we, having purchased the stelelc and bu61ness of WILLIAM, a)Itl+1W are eriir
special ir„lurr'meuts in oiig
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ATTENDED
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