The Exeter Times, 1888-4-12, Page 5DISTRICT DOINQS.
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Peourrances of the Vast week Through-
init the Neighborhood a Concise
rosin.
Mrs. Henry Peapock, of Blanshard,
has a flock of young gosling.
The ;aleph) syrup, boom is at ite
height. 'the prize ranges from $1 to
$L25 per gallon.
Everest's Liver Regulator worked
Wonders on ine and made me feel like a
nevv,rnan.—Levi EL Slipper, Forest Ont.
A depth of 238 feet was reached last
week in drilling the test well for the
waterworks at the harbor at Goderich
btlt the increased flow of writer was
not alitih as Was desired.
Mr. Andrew Knox, a the 8th con of
Blanshard, sold four head of fine cattle
to MeeJohn Willie, of Exeter, which
weighed astral/A(30a hundred pounds
eaoltNor which he received a hand
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/Wine
Spring! Spring! Spring!
Boils! Boils! Boils!
The best Blood Purifier and Tonic is
Dr. "' Carson'sStomach Bitters. The
People's Remedy. Large bottles 50 ots.
Messrs. C. 5; G Snell, of Exeter,
have sold their 50 acre farm, on the 2nd
con of Stephen, to Messrs. John and
Credick Stanlake; for $4,300.
Are you not going to use a blood
purifier this Spring? If so, remember
that Dr. Carson's Stornech Bitters is
one of the best, known. Large bottles
50 cents.
.A„ cow belonging to Mr. Win. Ennui.
ton, of Blanshard, gave birth to a calf,
a few days ago, which weighed 148
pounds, when dropped. Both cow and
calf haye since died.
I hld a bad cold on my lungs for
two years; everytbing I tried failed me
until I got Everest's Cough Syrup, and
it cured me.—Mrs.D. A. Fraser, Park-
hill, Ont.
Ashfield, Bruce, County, claims a
bigger giant than he of Kincardine.
Roderick McKenzie is 19 years old,
but is 7 feet 9 inches in height, weighs
245 lbs., and measures 45 inches round
the ohest.
I actually believe that Everest's
Cough Syrup saved my life.—James
Kirkpatrick, Merchant. Forest, Ont.
Including the town hall, echools and
church properties in Clinton the asses
-
or estimates that the propertiesexempt
from taxation there are worth about
$75,600.
Word has been received of the
• death in Chicago of Mr, Wm. Stephen-
• son, brother of Mrs. J. E. Harding, ot
Stratford and Mrs. Dr. .Elarrison of
Winnipeg. He has been in Chicago
foresotue years in the newspaper busi-
nets.
'The fairs hereabouts are as follows :
Granton, Friday, April 13. Hibbert
at Staffa, April 13. Luoan, Tuesday,
April 17. Stratford, Tuesday, A pri117,
St. Marys, Wednesday, April 18th.
irkton, 'Thursday April 19. Parkhill
iday, April 20.
Mr. James Pickard, of Exeter, sold
` to Snell Bros.; butchers, of this place,
his 100 acre farm in the 4th con., of
township of Hay for a handsome sure.
At the municipaleleetions held in
McGillivray the other day W L. Corbet
was chosen Deputy -Reeve and Mr. W.
Ritchie, councillor, by majorities of 84
and 72 respectively.
The chancery suit of John Eedy, of
Lacan, vs. Irwin to cancel a contract
made while the plaintiff claimed he
was intoxicated, was deoided at Lon-
• don in favor of Eecly. He bought a
stallion from Irwin for $850 and paid
• dovrn $103. The judgment was with-
out costs and the $100 was ordered to
be paid backto the plaintiff.
Mr. Alexander Gardiner has pin%
chased the 25 sores on the 13th con-
cession of McKillop, formerly owned
by the late Mrs. McMillan, paying for
it the sum of $1,150. This farm ad-
joins Mr. Gardiner's present property
and he now has a farm of oyer two
hundred acres.
Mr. O'Hagan, M. A., has resigned
his posion in the Mallen High School
and will leave about the first or My
to study law. The relations between
him aud the board are understood to
te somewhat strained.
At a meeting of the Winghtun Fish
and Game Protective Association on
Monday evening, it was unanimously
decided to carry out the law in regard
to fishing out of season, and notice has
been given to farmers and others hav-
ing a stream running through their
property. to strictly enforce the la.
The Currie Bros., of Parkhill accept
the challenge of the Cruther Bros., of
Belmont, to saw a maple log feo :et 18
inches to 36 inches in citameter for a
stake of $250, and have deposited $25
with Charles Andrews, of Parkhill, as a
guarantee of geed faith.
One of the happy events of the
season was the marriage of Mr. John
McCallum, of Blanshard, to Miss Mag-
gie Barr, of Fullerton, by the Rev. Mr.
Turnbull, of St. Marys, lastweek. In
tn the evening after the ceremony a
large number of invited guests gather-
ed at the residence of the bride's fath-
er, and enjoyed themselves by trippmg
the light fantastic, singing and music.
Instrumental musio was furnished by
Messrs. Anderson, Cameron and Wiles
and vocal music by Mr." Murray, of
Anderson, and Mr. Munn, ot Exeter.
•4/large number of useful presents
'neve received by the bride. .
r Mrs. Samuel Robb of Stratford,:died
on Saturday, aged 78, from an attack
of congestion of the lungs. Deceased
• was a tlative of Tyrone county, Ireland
where Slid was born in May 1816. In
1830 she married, and with hee late
husband emigrated to Canada and
settled in the township of Downie in
1834. Her parents also settlechn this
sectiOrt and were among the first
pioneers in Downie. Her husband
was regestrar of the north riding of
Perth for thirteen years previous to
hie death, which occurred Jan. 25th,
1884. She was the toothet of nine
children,
Flriclay morning th e body of a rnan
named Miller was found on the Michi-
gan Central. track it few relies west of
Welland out to pieee8. • He lived in the
woods, and is not known to have any
relatiVes in this neighborhood.
AMMOMIATED BREAD.
Ammoniated balling powders—that is,
baking jowdere in which carbonate ef
ammonia is used as an ingredient, and
which exhale an odor of ammonia Wien
heated -are °hissed by many enainent
physicians and sanitarians as superior to
all °there. Professor Hassell, of Loudou,
who is recognised as highest authority on
the sebjeet of food hygene, counnends in
the strongest terms the use of carbonate of
ammonia as a leavening osenit, stating its
great edvantage to be in its eerfeot volatil-
ity, which permits it to he, by the het of
baking, entirely thrown into leavening gas
whereby the bread is raised. Thi) experi-
ment with heat would seem to indicate the
superior not the inferior, value of such
baking v,owder. The little heat that is
impaired to it when held over a gas jet: lamp
or stove, sufficee to resolve the carbonate
of ammonie into leavening gee and throw
it off. The first heat of baking, therefore,
will effectually develop all the gas thor-
oughly leaven the loaf and. dissipate the
gas producing ingredients of a powder of
this kind i and this is the highest test of
a perfect baking powder. Where other
alkalies alone are used they are not infre-
quently retained, unresolved, through the
whole process of baking, and remain an
unwholesome ingredient in the finished
broad. The carbonate of ammonia cannot
be used as a substitute for cream of tartar. --
T. Weekly Tribune.
The Canada club, of London, entertains
Lord Stanley of Preston on May 2nd,
prior to his departure for Canada.'
If you have cold, cough, bronchitis, or
any form of throat or lung disease, do not
uegleet it. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, if
promptly taken, will speedily relieve and
cure all ailments of this character,
Catarrh, when chronic, becomes very
offensive. It is impossible to be otherwise
healthy, and at the same time, afflicted
with catarrh. This disagreeable disease, in
its most obstinatt and dangerous forms,
can be cured by the ase of Ayeret Sarsap-
&dila, •
Capt. D,H. Lyon, manager and proprietor
of the C. P. B. and R. W. & 0. R. oar ferry
Brookville, says: I used Nasal Balm for a
prolonged case of cold in the head. Two
applications effected a complete and thor-
ough cure ;in less than 21 hours. I would
not take $100 for my bottle of Nasal Balm
if I could not replace it.
Have you ever tried Iinperial Cream
Tartar Baking Powder? Do so; it is the
purest and. best, always reliable.
THANKFUL.
Some time ago being very greatly troubled
with ()Otis •and coughing, I went to the
drug store and got Haggard's Pectoral
Balsam. In a short time I was well. I
have found it a euro cure and am thankful
that I used it, and now would not be with-
out it. B.A. Schaefer, Berlin, Out.
Mr. Parnell has summoned his support-
ers to be present in Parliament on Wednes-
day next, so as to vote for the Farm Labor-
ers' Relief Bill.
PREVAILING. SICIeNESS.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat,
Inflammations and Congeetiong are most
prevalent at this season of the year. •Hag -
yard' s Yellow Oil is the best external and
internal remedy for all those and other
troubles.
A Calcutta despatch says ;-41. severe
tornado has • done great damage in the
native quarter of Deoca. Nineteen persons
are reported killed. The Europeau quarter
escaped.
MAII1NG SURE.
There are many people who adopt health
and diet rules when attacked by disease of
the stomach, liver or bowels, this is quite
right, but those who add to this treatment
the use of B.B.B. according, to directions,
•
make sure of being quickly and easily cured.
•A FAMILY FRIEND.
Dear Sirs, --We have used Hagyard's
Yellow Oil for sore throat and colds, and
always can depend on it to cure. We also
use it for sore shoulders on our horses.
Mrs. Wm. Hughey, Wilberforce, Ont.
A SAD PROSPECT.
How many weary broken down invalids
there are to whom life is burdensome and
whose prospect is sad indeed. • The nervous
debility and general weakness of those
afflicted with lingering disease is best rem-
edied by the invigorating and restoring
properties of B.B.B.
Sir Edward Guinness has declined to
stand for the Parliamentary seat for St.
Stephen's Green, Dublin, made vacant by
the death of Edmund Dwyer Gray.
Chronic Coughs and Colds
Ind all Diseases of the Throat and Lungs
can be cured by the use of Scott's Emulsion
as it contains the healing virtues of Cod
Liver Oil and Hypophospbites in their
fullest form. See what W. S. Muer, M. D.
L. R. C. P. etc., Truro, N. S., aays. "After
three years' experience I consider Soott's
Emulsion one of the very best in the market.
Very excellent in Throat affections." Put
up in 500. and $1 size.
A Gibraltar despatch says :—The United
States steamer Enterprise, under premp-
tory orders has sailed for Tangier. The
flagship Lancaster has arrived here.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
, Always buy the best because it is the
cheapest in the end, and not only is Bur-
dock Blood Bitters the best medicine known
for ell chronic diseases of the Stomach,
Eklueys, Liver aud Blood, but 11 16 really
the cheapest as it needs less to cure and
°mei more euicely than any other remedy.
BORN.
Hewsees.--In Hay, on the fith inst., the
wife of Thos. Hawkins, of a daughter.
Usborne, on the 6t1 inst., the
wife of W. Miners, Jr. of a daughter.
MARRIED.
aRANCHFIELD Russeklale,
on the 4th inst., at the residenee of the
bride's father, by the Rev. Jas. Caswell,
Mr. W.J. Gratehfieltl, of Fullerton, to
bliss Sarah Jane Walker.
VOBINSON--ALWAY.—At the residence of
the bride's father, on the 2711.1 ult , by
the Rev. S. Sellery, B. D., Mr. William
Robinsou to Mies Addie, second daughter
of Mr. Jas. Alway, both of [Moan,
Ross—SabantatC—At the residence of the
bride's mother, ou the 28t1t lift, by Rev.
David A. Moir. Joseph Ross, of FullaitoD,
to Sarah Jane, daughter of the late,,Wm.
Sandsburn, of Blanshard, Out,
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"IPECTORIA" for colds,
" PEC TORIA" for coughs.
"1?ECTORIA" for the Lungs.
PEOTORIA" for Bronchial tubes.
"PECTORIA" the best, the safest,
the cheapest.
OPECYVORIA" the great 25 cent
Cough Remedy. •
At a sale in the townehip of Bien -
Shard the Other day, horses brought
as high AS $230 eatth, cattle Train $49,
to $60 each, sheep from $20 to $25 per
pair, ,
Dress -Making!
s
fire, Bissett and Miss Welsh beg to in-
form the publie that they are opening out
basinese end can be found on the corner
of William aud Gidley streets.
Dressenekieg &me in all the Latest
• Styles.
LEssons on Fancy Work given.—Stampiug
a speoialty. Orders promptly attend-
ed to. A eall solicited.
SOMETRIIIGIEW!
The Proprietor of the
Dominion Laboratory!
Begs to announce to hi S numerons friends
and patrons that he has just lint in full
—line of --
Staple & Fancy Stationery, Accounts Books
and all kinds of School Requisites,' Leter
and Note Paper, Fools Cap Paper,
Account Paper, Colored Tissues
Gilt Papers, Drawing Pap-
er, Pens and Pencils,
And also a full line of all the newest and
• most popular
WORKS — OF — FICTION,
All of which will be sold at the Lowes re-
namerritive rates.
J. W. BROWNING, Prop
MONTREAL
5croral :11 liore
REMOVED.
Mr, T. DEARING has removed to his new
stand, one door north of Dr. Lutz's
Drug Store, opposite the
Central Hotel,
Where he .will be found as sual, offering
Bargain8:
In Dry Goods, Groceries, I3oots & Shoes,
Glassware, &c., dm.
In order to clear out the
bulk of general stock.
He sells for cAsa only, itaid no book ac-
counts kept.. Butter and Eggs taken
as Cash. Give him a 'call and
see for yourself-
Rementber the Spot.
•
T DE1.6.MI110
THE KEY TO HEALTH
'Unlocks &lithe clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carry..
ing off gro,d.ually without weakening the
system, all the irnpurittes and foul
humors of the secretions; at the same
time Correcting Acidity of the
Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dys-
pepsia, Headaches, Dizziness,
Heartburn„ Constipation, Dryness
of the Skin., Dropsy, Dimness of
Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of
the Heart, Nervousness, and. Gen..
oral Debility; all these and many
other similar Complaints yield to the
happy influence of BURDOCK
BLOOD BITTERS. •
Ineelntr*: 4 0o1),„ Prom-14nm Toronto -
Dr. CHASE
Hag a world-wide reputation as a physician
and author. LI is Afandrake Dandelion Liver
Cure is a triumph of medical skill, curing
all diseases of the Xindey and Liver,
SIMPTOMS OF
•sr;,4 „J -L,„ LAI I, c"" Din breast lig
XXI lichee and
pains in the back; a dull pain or weight in
the bladder or base of the abaom en ; scald-
ing urine often obstructed frognent desire
to urinate. especially at bight, among aged
persons; het, dry skin, pale complexion red
aud white deposits, drop dizziness, sour
stomach, constipation, piles, liver Sical
sWelliusa, &a.
SYMPTOMS OV
• vain undo, th.
Liver Complaint
shoulder bladeS,
janndice, sallow complexion, a wear3, tired
feeling, no life or energy, hoad ache, dySpep.
indige Stion, spots, pimples &o.
HOW CURED :
'Italic1 rake an d Dandelion ar e nature's liver
cures, and whet.. combined with eineey rem.
eiliefe, as in Dr. Chase's rAvor (3 e, wit. 1 most
positively cure all Ifidney-liver troubles. It
acts like a charm, stiniulating the clogged
liver, strongthenmg the kidneYs an 11 nviget,
filing tile whole body. Sold by all AoOICrO 11±
one dollar. with receipt book, Which alone is
worth the money.
Tr; A 55 55 Dr. ChaSe's Pills Mr° th c only
Eidney-Liver. Pills made ; they
Lact gently yet effectually, lVfay
iver
be taken during apy employ -
Pills111 en t. They cure kidney -liver
troublog, liettdache, bilionstIOSS
ooStiven0Sa 86(5. One Pill a dose. Sold by all
dealers, Pricoe; (melte.
E13111SNS0N & COas
Bradford, Ont., IVIAnfs.
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KEY HARROW!
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A R McManus, foreman of the Gale Sulkey Harrow .Manufacturing Coe has returned and commenced operations in
Read the following selection of the many testimonials received from persons in this vicinity who have purchased the
All pronounce it a grand success, and say they wonld not be without one.
seessieess
Gale Sulkey Harrow Co., Windsor, Ont.
DEAR SIRS,—I bought one of your
combined harrows and. have worked it on
sod and wheat stubble. I think it is the
best implement I ever used and just what
every •farmer needs. '
Yours Respectfally,
Joseph Sholdice, Brinsley.
Gale Harrow Co., Windsor, Ont.
GIINTS. —1 wish to state that the corn -
billed harrow bought from your agent .has
pleased me in every respect, 1 have seen
it work in all places where recommended,
and think it is just what we need to pre-
pare the ground' for crops and for killing
Canada thistle's. It has no equal. Wish-
ing you success I main yours truly,
Simon Campbell
Gale Harrow Co., 'Windsor, Out.
DEAR SIRS.—I bought one of your
Harrows and Seeders and have worked it
int,11 places where it was recommended to
work and can truthfully say that it
does the work better'and with less labor
than any implement ever introduced to
this neighborhood. There are a dozen or
more of my neieehbors who have them and
they all think they are just the thing,
Yours Truly,
Jos Foster Exeter Ont.
GaleHarrow Co., Windsor, Ont. ,
• Grasmomr.--This is to certify that
the combined Harrow purchased from
your agenthas given entire satisfaction,
and I consider it the best implement of the
kind ever introduced m this neighborhood
I prepared my potato ground for wheat
QAW GUMMING, --The Under -
KJ signed would inform the Daigle that he
is prepared to gum saws on the snertest notice,
aud in a first-class manner, guaranteeing not to
damage the plate. Saws gummed at a low price,
at the factory. it mile south of Exeter.
2-m T. REAMAN.
—CURES—
Liver Coinplaint,
Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
Sick Headache,
Kidney Troubles,
Rheumatism
without ploughing, and I can say that
the machine does all your agent claims
for it, and can cheerfully recommend it
to my farmer friends as the best.
Yours truly,
Jas Halls, Usborne,
Gale Harrow Co., Windsor, Ont.
DEAR SfRS,—The Sulkey Harrow and
Seeder bought from your agent is just
what we want. I have used it to harrow
cultivate, and seed and can truthfully say
that it does the work better,easier and
with l
ess labur than any instrument I
ever saw. I will also say that I have a
good drill, but think that broadcasting as
done by the Gale is the way to sow grain
to get the best results. I have worked 10
aces of wheat stubble with the cultivator
without ploughing and it did the work to
perfection. Wm Rowtoliffe, Stephen.
(Are En You
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Looking
!The cheapest spot in town. for
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Paints, Oils and Glass, &c., &c., if you are, just call at
BISSETT BIROS.
Skin Diseases
—and all . We are now offering the balance of our stock of Axes,
Impurities of the
Blood from what-
Cross -cut saws, Lamps and Tubular Lanterns, at cost for
ever cause arising
Female weakness
&General debility
Purely Vegetable. Highly Concentrated,
Pleasant and effectual to use. '
--ASK FOR—
Doctor Hodder's Compound.
Take no other. Sold everywhere. Price
75 cents per bottle.
DR. HODDER'S
Cough Lung eve
Sold Everywhere. Price, '25 cents and 50
cents per bottle. Proprietors and Manf'rs,
the Union Medicine Company,
Toronto Canada.
rarmors, Ationtion1
Ilk•KizzRzAra MILL
WOOD LIAM.
The undersigned would respectfully infer
he coin munitl that they havo leasedt he above
mills for a tertb of years ; an d will be pleased
to have a call from all. The mill has recently
been improved, by the addition of new mach-
inery. It is the in tontion of tic subscribers to
add a set of rolls a8 soon as possible; and all
combined, the
Woodham Grist Mill
• Will be second to none in the
—x--x--
Gristing and Chopping Done
Promptly.
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Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for sale or
exchanged for oats.
SATiSFACTION GUARANTEED.
ger A TRIAL SOLICITED.
J. & A. ivicNEVIN,
J. SN4ELL
Merchant TaiIoi
Has removed to premises one door
north of Browning's drug store, whare
there will be found a
VT 11 As reritd Stook
OF SPRING
TWEEDS FOR SUITINGS &C.
—ALSO—
Scotch, English,
Irish, French and
Canadian Goods.
Made up on the
SHORTEST NOTICE
.---AND AT— —
CONSISTENTLY IOW PEWEES !
A. (ALL WILL CONVINGIL
j. SZTPILL,
Graduate ilk Cleveland
Clitting SC11001
30 DAYS 01\1-1_1-5E"
We would call your attention to a few of our specialties :—
A Handsome Brass Library Lamp,
A Ltirge Glass Stand Lamp, new design
A Good. Tubular Lantern -
A Good Axe and Handle
Ana 1 Manure leak
And everything at Bock Bottom Prices for Oasb.
$2 50
$1 00
$0 50
q1 00
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A full stock of the following linos always on hand..—Barb wire, Plain Galvanized, An.-
calent and Viled wire, and Buckthorn Fencing.
Having purchased our supply of Binder Twino early we are now in apposition to supply
at the lowest possible price.
A full stoce of tinware of aal 'kinds always in stock. Eavetrongbing and roofing a spec-
ialty. Agents for the B & B Meta.lic Shingle Roofing. At -k for priees. Agents for the
celebrated Ras.mond Setvieg IVIactnne.
BISSETT BROS., Exeter.
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so- Purchasers should look to the Label oa the Boxes and Pots
If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
SPRING 1888.
SPRING
Carpets.
1111.0. cog*Nowri.m.U.Drin.r.
Curtains.
Now that House -Cleaning time is near, we invite your in-
spection to our BIG stock of Carpets, Curtains, and those
_Pawky Window Blinds, &C
• When buying Wall Paper don't forget that the Old
Established. carries thc Biggest Stock and Latest Am-
erican Patterns
Lots of FanCyCeiling.Papers with
• Corners to match,
Virindour Blinds Wall -Paper '-
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JAMES PICKARD, Exeter.