HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-7-26, Page 5DISTRICT DOINGS. GLADSTONE,
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Occurrenees or the r est week 'Through
out the Neighborhood in a COMASO
Tbe Grend old Gentleman Eeeme to row
• younger as the years go by. When urged
for the real oeoret Ic Anally teld us, (Not
expecting it wonld be published, but here
it hi.) Mrs. G. never allows any other
kind but Imperial Cream Tartar Baking
Powder med. It's the only reliable,
Sold by all grociere.
BE PREPARED
Pinny of the wort attecks of oholora
morbus, orampa, dysentery and colic gonna
Suc1den17 in the night and the suost speedy
and prompt means must be used against
them. Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry is the rernedY, Hoop it at hand for
emergenoieii, n never fails to oure or
relieve.
A. SAD LOSS.
Loss of appetite and the attendant low
spirits, ihilluois and debility, are of yery
frequeet ocicarrence. Regvlate the bowels
and improve circulation and digestion by
using Burdook Blood Bitters whenever
these eymptoins are present.
Forged 1,000 -franc noteri of Band of
France have been discovered in circulation
•n Paris.
Whether from Starapy land or stagpaut
pool, or from the deadly gases of oho BOR.
ersslisalarial poisons are the same. Ayer's'
Ague Cure, taken according to direations,
is warranted specific for malarial disorders.
A voloanie eruption has occurred at
Makmatz, in japan, by which four hund-
red persons were killed and 1000 injared.
INDIS1?EINSAI3LE.
" I have used Dr. Fowler'a Extract of
Wild Strawberry for summer coreplaints.
and have given it to my friends. It gives
instant relief when all other remedies fel il
I would not be without it in my house."
Mrs. T. Boil, Weidman, Ont,
A despatch from Suithim says that in-
tense heat prevaile there, the thermometer
recording 120°. Several persons have
died from the effects of the heat.
Bodily health and vigor way be matained
as easily in the heat of summer, as hi the
winter months, if the blood is purified and
vitalized with Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Every
person who has used this remedy has been
greately benefited.. Take it this month.
A despatch from Paris announces the
death of Antonin° Etex, the French sculp-
tor.
A DYING WISH@
to try Burdoek Blood Bitters is often ex-
pressed by some sufferer upon tvhons all
other treatment has failed. Marvelous
results have often been obtained by the wet
of this grand restorative and purifying
tonic under these aircumstauces.
Cholera prevails to an alarming erten
among Europeans at Hong llong.
AN OLD TIME FAVORITE.
The eneon of green fruits and summer
drinks is the time when the worst forms
of cholera morbus and bowel complaints
prevail. As a safeguard, Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry should be kept
at hand. For 30 years it has been the
most reliable remedy.
For Scrofula, Impoverished
Rev. Ghee. O'lfeara, Of Petrolea, has
been appointed to the oharge of St.
;lames' Church, St. Mary's.
Mr. F. O'Neil, con. 4, 13iddulph, has
lately added to his stock eight thor-
ough -bred Suffolk pigs.
I partially believe that Everest's
Cough Syrup saved my life. -,-James
Eirkpetrick, IVlerehant, Forest, Ont,
Mr. W. B. Harruson has assumed
the editorial charge of the St. IVIarys
Argus, beginning with last week.
Harvest throughout the country is
well advanced. Reports from all
qu riters are favorable beyond antici-
pat0n,
.1r, Robert Thompson of F'ullarton,
)
fortnerly of Elimvilie, has purchased a
building in Parkhill, and IS converting
it into a first-class hotel.
• Everest's Live Regtilator worked
wonclerPon me and made me feel like
a new man. -Levi II, Slipper, Forest.
Mitchel is having new sidewalks
made of asphalt. Every 01.11A0 yard
costs $6. The Advocate thinks that
such a walk is by far to expensive for
Mitchell.
I had a bad cold on my lungs for
two years, everything I tried failed
me till I got Everest's Cough Syrup
and it oured me. -Mrs. D. A. Fraser,
• Parkhill, Ont.
The Enslip family, of :Mitchell,
skipped off on Saturday night or Sun-
day morning last: The loss consists
of a couple hundred worth of unpaid
debts around town, and for rent.
While Mr. H. J. Hurlburt's child-
ren, of Mitchell, were playing with
the lawn mower, George, the oldest
one, got the thumb of his left hand
into the knives and left about halt of
it there.
Ex -Chief of Police Herrington, of
btratford, accused of eloping with Mrs
W. J. .Henry of that place, has return-
• ed home, he having been on a visit
to friends in Miohigan.
The grist mill owned by I. Easton,
and a private dwelling owned by Rob-
ert Scafe were burned at Ailsa Ciaig
on Thursday the 1,6th about 4 o'clock,
a. m. The mill was fully insured.
The other day while Mr. Wm.
Brownlee, of Usborne, was raising an
addition to his barn, one of the work-
men by accident, struck his right hand
with a sledge hammer, smashing the
fingers somewhat.
t A serious accident happened in
(pcileilian's saw mill Seaforth on Friday
last. Mr. Johrild .:11I il lan, an employee in
the mill was cutting heading when
hie hand sliaped from tha block of
wood in front of the saw and complet-
ely severed two fingers from his right
.. hand.
Mr. .T. Currie, Mitchell road, Blau-
...?' shard, met with an unfortunate mishap.
.a. few days ago, and will be laid up for
the rest of the season. He was engag-
ed in hauling hay, when by some
. means a pitch fork penetrated and
ran completely through the fleshy part
of his leg just above the knee joint.
A boy named Peter Hill, aged eight
years and stx months'whose father
works in the savvmill, at Bluevale, was
• drowned in the mill•pond at that pleas
the other afternoon. He with other
boys was playing on a log in the
water, when, without ,being seen by
any of the others, it is supposed he
slipped in, and before discovered life
was extinct. 0
• Some evil disposed party or parties
went in for wholesale slaughter by
breaking about fifty-three panes of
glass and also knocking in it panel of
the door at NO. 9 school house, in
Tuckersmith township, The school
board we are pleased/ to see have
offered a reward of $10 for the appre-
heneion and conviction of the party
who did it.
On Friday last Capt. Gourley, of the
12th con. Fullerton came near meeting
• with a serious accident. He had driv-
en on to the barn floor with a load of
hay, when the horses stopped sudden-
ly, throwing lum from the load to the
floor, on his head. Mr. Gourley was
badly stunned, but was soon all right
again. It is well his neck was not
broken.
Miss Maggie McNair, of Brussels,
met with an accident the other after-
noon that, might have had serious re-
sults. She was lighting a coal oil
stove at G. A. Deadman's residence
and while holding the burning match
in her hand her apron and dress ignit-
• ed unknown to her, and quite a hole
was burned in these articles before she
got the fire Out.
It is understood, says an Ottawa dis-
patch, that the difficulty between Eng-
land and the United States regarding
the Behring Sea matter is about to be
settled, the latter agreeing to make
• some slight concessions. • A commiss-
ion will be appointed to settle the
compensation demanded on the part
of Canada. Correspondenoe has been
• going on for some titne between the
two countries but particulars will not
be made known until after the
• Presidential campaign.
Mr. Chas. Stone of Stephen town-
ship, recently sank 'a deep well, going
6 feet into the rock or a depth of
nearly 140 feet from the surface and
was so fortunate as to strike a
' flowing vein of splendid water. The
water flows titeadily from the well into
the watering trough. A strange fact
in connection with it, is that •Mr.
Hickey's flowing well about I i miles
distant cetteed flowing as soon as Mr.
Stone's began. However Mr. Hickey's
well was not dried as the water rises
nearly to the surface, to which it can
easily be pumped.
A very destructive fire occurred in
• St Mary's on Wednetbay of last week.
It orginated in Mies Henry's fancy
• goodsistore and soon spread to the
adjoining building, in a few hoUrs con -
Owning a block of framebuildings
owned and occupied by the following
persons: -J, 0. Gilpin $6,000, insured
for $5,000; R. T. Gilpin $4,000, intim.-
acme 2,000; ti, L. Davis, goods Bitted;
jos, StairOrd $4, 500, insurance $2,000;
Misii Henry, $300. The engines did
net work as they sheuld and much
•diffidulty was experienced in saving
'adjacont brick structures a eouple of
which Were more or less damaged.
Blood and General Debility.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod .Liver, and Hypo-
phsaphites, has no equal in the whole
realm of medicine. Read the following 'I
gave Scott's Emulsion tomy own ehild for
Scrofula, and the effect was rearvellous.”-
O. F. Gray, M. D., White Hall, Ind. Put
up in 50c. and 1 size.
John Murtay, 4th eon., Westminister,
while unloading hay with a horse fork on
Saturday, had the index finger of hie right
hand caught in a pully. The horse Just
then started, and tore the finger complete-
ly from the hand.
Many cures Made by B. B. B. have been
those of chronic sufferers known through -
01:11 the district through the very fact of
their having been afflicted for years. This
naturally creates a Ettrong inpression in
favor of this valuable family medicine.
Apvion TO MOTEIBISS.-Are you disturbed at
night and broken of your rest by a sick ohild
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so sond at once and get a bottle
of "Mrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its • value is incalculable.
It willrelieve the poor llttle sufferer im
mediately Depend upon it, mothers; there
is no mistake about it. It cures Dysentery
and Diarrhcea, regulates the Stomach and
13owe1s, cure§ Wind Colic, softens the Gums,
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone 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 female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and is for sale by tall druggists
thtoughout the world. Price twenty-five
cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mite,
WINSLOW'S eoTnXNG. S,WEIP "9.21(1. take no
other kind.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Anold physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca-
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung
affections, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility entail Nervous Com-
plaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands ofeasee, has
felt it his duty to make itknown to his
suffering fellows. Aotuatedby this motive
and a desire to relieve hum an suffering, I
vesa send free of ob arge, to all who d esire it,
this recipe,in German,Preneh or English,
With full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing w ith stamp,
naming this paper.W. A .NOTES 149 Power's
Block Rochester N
THE PIONEER
Furniture$Undertaking
Warerooms.
In returning thanks to our numerous
cuetomers for past favors it affords us
great pleasure in stating that we have got
nicely settled in our new and commodioue
premises, and are prepared, (if quality
and selection of stock, and honest dealing
will do it) to supply the wants"of the
people of this dotrict, in the furniture
and undertaking line, with goods
ASTOXIMINGLY LOW PEES.
The finest stook in Huron odunty to cinema
from. For proof positive as to the
extent of our Stock and the
low prices at which we
Sell,
WE INVITE Ali EARLY INSPECTION,
We publish no dap trap nonsense, but
prodime facts, winch cen be verified in a
practical way
• Our stook of undettaking goods is very
complete, embracing inucral furnishings
from the higheat to the lowest grades, and
at prices far belOW any in town,
An inspection of our goods , is respectfully
solicited.
S. G-IDLES1
(Suceesser to C. Rs S. Gidley)
ODDFELLOW'S BLOOk.
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WEST
1. Main 13uilding.
2. Agricultural Hall.
3, Horticultural Hall.
4, Poulry Hall.
5. lntereational )3 oneh Show of Dog
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6. Carriage Hall.
7. Dairy Hall.
8. Agricultural 1 mplement
9. Heavy Machinery Ball,
s•3.0. Hog Pens. ,
-TRY THE -
Dominion Laboratory
- -iron-
Fishing Tackle, Floats, Sinkers,
Reels, Fishing Lines, Gaff Hooks,
Landing Nets, Jointed Rods,
Trolls, Fly Hooks, Tripple hook
And the Celebrated. CorkFlo
Bait, and Skeleton Baits.
GAMES. -Rubber Balls, Base
Balls, Base Ball Bats, Lacrosse .
Balls, Caps and Croquet Setts.
• Japanese Rites, Dominoes,
Playing Cards, Chess, Authors, Fire
• Crackers, FireOracker Morbans, an
• Ilusblers.
J. W. BROWNING, Prop
DR. FOWLERS
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TRAVIBERRY
CURES
HOLERA
holera Morbus
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RAMPSOLti
IARRII
YSENTERY
AND ALL SUM M ER COMPLAINTS
AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
IT IS SAFE AND FtELIABLE FOR
CHILDREN OR ADULTS.
Dr, CIIASE
• Hag a world-wide repute tion as a, physician
and author. 11 is Mandrake Dandelion Liver
Ono is a triumph of medical skill, curing
all diseasoe of the Hindey and Liver,
SYMPTOMS OF
Kidney Complaint, Eigotiaig
r,11.11S in ti3e back; dull pain or weight in
be bladder or base Of the abdomen; scald-
ing urine ofteu obstreeted ; frequent desire
to urinate, especitaly at night, anions agod
persons; hot, dry skin, pale complexion red
and white deposits, drop dizziness, sour
stomach, constipation, piles, liver sical
stvellings,i2e.
• SYMPTOMS OF
7- • II •.- 1. Pain under the
shoulder blades
Liver kio plain u
jaundice, Sallow eomplexion, a watt*, tired
feeling, no life or energy, hoa d ache, dysnep •
Ey i ndigestion , Spots, pimples dec.
HOW OTJBED :
Mandrake and DandeliOnarentiture'sliver
rime. and who t combined With kidney r Girt -
edies, [lain Dr, (Magee psvor Cure, wilt most
positiVely euro all kidney -liver troubles. n
actelike a, charm, stimulating the clogged
liver, strerigthentn g the kidneys an invigor.
ating the Whole body, Sold by all eaters at
ono dollar. with rece int book, which alone is
worththe money„
Tr.; Dr, Chaee'e Pits are (ho o ly
-1-1-LuJa cP,y Kidney -Liver Pala Made ; they
act gently yet effectually, May
A-41 v I. be taken daring ant oinnleY-
ment. They cure kidnoy-liVer
- troll bles,heatlaelie.,b' Oneness'
eaativenees &,0, One Filth dose Sold by au
• dealers. Price 25 cente.
T. EDMANSON 00.
Bradlord Alants
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11. Sheep Pens.
12. Cattle Shodit.
13. Barn for Cattle.
14. Dining Ball,
16. Horse Stables •
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vIIIA.REET REPORTS.
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16. General Oilice,$,
17. Dining Hall of the W. C.
.18. Ladies Parlor.
19. Fire Hall.
• 20. Grand Stand.
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Barley... ..•
Oats
Clover s )ed
Timothy "
Peas
Corn
Higgs
Butte:
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Geese per lb.
Turkey per lb
Ducks pe or -pr
Chickens per pr
Hogs,d,ressedpar10
Beef
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"• dressed ...
Sheepskins each
Causkins
Wool per lb ...
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Fall Whoat
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22. Band Stand,
23. Horse Ring
24. Band St and,
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The cheapest spot in taw n for
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Paints, Oils and Glass, dm., &c., if you are, nt call at
BISSETrli BROS.
We are now offering the balance of our stock of Axes,
Gross-eut saws, Lamps and Tubular Lanterns, at cost
• 30 D.A.-Y-6 'C:)1\1 -1..1-Y- I
We would call your attention to a few of our specialties :--
A _Handsome Brass Library Lamp, - $2 50
A Large Glass Stand Lamp, new design $1. 00
. A Good Tubular Lantern $0 50
90 to 93 A Good Axe and Handle $1 00
... .. ... 83 93
BD 53 An A 1 Manure Fork 00 S�
. . ...... 48 48 And everything at Bock Bottom Prices for Cash.
460 501'
150 2 09
60 65 A full stock of the following lines always on hand -.-Barb wire, Plain Galvanized, An-,
15 15 calent and Viled wire, and Buckthorn Fencing,
VCILL3
WOODHAM.
The undersigned would respectfully infor 13
he community that theyhavolecteedthe above
mills for a term of years; and will be pleased
to have a call from all. The mill has recently
been improved, by the addition of new mach-
inery. 15 15 the intention of the subscribers to
add a sot of rolls 88 5000 as possible; and all
combined, the
Woodham. Grist • Mill
• Will be second to none in the West.
Gristing and Chopping Done
Promptly.
Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for sale or
exchanged for oats.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
alarA TRIAL SOLICITED.
J. & A. MoNEVIN,
A. J. SNELL
Merchant Tailor,
Has removed to premises otte door
north of Browning's drugstore, where
there will be found a
Well s4yntepol took
OF SPRING
TWEEDS FOR SUITINGS &c.
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Scotch, English.,
Irish, French and
Canadian Goods.
Made up on the
SHORTEST NOTICE
AT- --
CONSISTEXTLI PRICEES
A CA.iiL WILL CONVINCt.
oraluute of cievelanu
cutting Sehoo
Having purchased our supply of Binder Twine early NVO are now in a position to supp3y.
at the lowest possible price.
• A full stoce of tinware of all kinds always in stook. Eavetroughing and roofing a epee -
laity: Agents for the B & R Metalie Shingle Roofing. Ask for priees. Agents for the,
celebrated Raymond Sewing Maclaine.
BISSETT BROS., Exeter
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• Manufactured only by Thomas Holloway, 78, New Oxford Street,
• late 533, Oxford Street, London.
AV Purchasers should, look to the Label on the Boxes and Pots:
the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
SPRING 1888. SPRING
Carnets.
Curtains.
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Now thatHouse-Cleanina time is near, we invite your in-
spection to our BIC+ stoolt:: of Carpets, Curtains, and those
Fancy Window Blinds, &o.
Whon buying Wall Paper don't, forget that the Old
Establ;,hed carries the Biggest Stook and Latest Am-
erican Patterns.
Lots of Fancy Ceiling Papers witl"
Corners to match
Ilirimlow Blinds W ape; h,
...11101110.raintinsafinfat.,
J.AMES P1(.3h. ARE), Exeter.