HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-4-18, Page 5DI$TTUCT DOINGS,
Oecurraneee of the Past week Through
out the seeighnortwee Ist & Conetee
Blyth intends haying a celebration
on the24th May.
The two I. 0.0, F. lodges in S.
Marys 'save amalgamated.
Moseeen's Catarrh Specific'oured me
of Catarils--Leirt Slipper,Forest P.O.
St. Mary's has been without a band
for some tinse. Efforts are being put
• forth to re -organize.
Mr. Samuel Brokenshire, of Stephen
the other day sold a blood mare to an
American buyer, price $175.
The Barnhill farm on the 7th con.
Eibbert, has been purchased by
°ears. George Peart and Wm. Oliver.
The estate ofJames Watson, Hibbert,
who made an assignment, is wound up
and the oreditors eeceiyed 45 cents on
the dollar.
On Friday the 4th April, 1834 -just
fifty years ago lest Friday, the first
steamboat was launched in Goderich.
Mr. Geo. Geotle, of Fullerton. has
purchased the fine 82 are farm from
Mr. Archibald McDougall for the sum
of $5,000,
' The Might Rev. Bishop Baldwin will
preach in Trinity Church, Mitchell, on
Sunday, April 28th, both morning and
evaning.
The Ailsa Craig brass band are
moying in the direction of "uniform".
It is probable that in a few weeks
they will be finely clad.
Mr: Aubrey,of Montreal, shipped
from Ailsa Craig the other day a car
load of line horses'the prices paid
ranging from $130* to $150,
In Lucknow the other day several
of the village council as well as other
citizens were tined for firing guns and
other firearms within the corporation.
They humbly paid the amount of fine,
The Devizes post office in the town-
ship of Blanshard Was destroyed by
fire last Wednesday morning. Cause
a defective fine. Everything lost. No
insurance.
The people of Lucknove do not hold
with the practice of selling and delive
ering milk on Sunday, and have ac-
cordingly petitioned the council to
pass at by. law prohibiting the same.
UtvvelI farm, consisting of 100
acres, in West Nissouri. was sold by
public auction for $6000, on Monday.
Mr. James Henderson, the reeve of
the township was the purchaser.
Alr. John Irwine and family, recent-
ly ot Blanshard. arrived safe and
sound, at Newilale, Manitoba, last
' week. They are very favorabty im-
pressed with the appearance of the
prairie province.
Mr. D. CT. White of Granton, who went
out to the West last fall has returned
home looking well. He has had
enough of the Stars and Snipes and is
now determined to die under the
) Union Jack, accordingly having pur-
chased 160 a6res near Brandon, Man.,
to which he will imrgrate shortly.
Everest Cough Syrup is ahead of all
other Cough remedies, -D. Stewart,
Forest P. O.
The Kidd estate in Dublin was
offered for sale on Friday. but not a
single sale was made. The Hoskin
farm was bid up .to $4,020, but the
upset price was $5.000. The home-
stead is held at $8,000, which is con-
sidered a very losv price, the buildings
alone having cost this amount of
money'
Mrs. Geo. Logan, of Rodney, died
at the residence of her grand -daughter
last week at the advanced age of 103
years. She has eleven grandchildren,
and lived thirty years in the reign of
George III., through the whole of
George IV. and William IV.. and tifty
years in the reign of Queen Victoria.
An attempt was made at Ailsa Craig
on Friday night to burn the postaiee
and Morgan's store, situated in the
heart of the village. by means of a
blanket Saturated with coal oil, but the
fire was discovered and got under con-
trol before any serious damage was
done. No clue as yet to the perpetra-
tor.
A pioneer of Ailsa Craig, in the per-
son ol' James L. iNichols, died a few
days ago, aged 61. years. He had been
in Canada over nalf a century, and
for some time resided in London
7.ettter1y he officiated as bailiff for the
Noeth Riding of the county of 1VIiddle-
sex, which office he held up till a few
years ago, when heretired from dative
life and settled in A ilaa Craig.
Tam is to certify that 1 hay e used
Everest's Liver Regulator, and find it
the best I ever used .--- P. B. Rosen-
berry, L. D. S., Arkona, Ont.
This is what mune of fooling with
girls and a pen -knife;. ---"Mr. Matt.
Mawsen, who has been for a couple of
years at Moose Jaw, Man., returned
to his mother's home, 18th con., Mc.
Gillivray. A few weeks before start-
ing for home, while playing with some
ladies with an open knife, the blacie
was riccidentally run into his shoulder
seyering an important nerve, which
has rendered his arm useless ever
since. Ibis not known yet whether
he will regain the use of his AM or
not."
At a regulae meeting of the Minis-
terial A saociation of 81. Marys, held
, .April 4th, 1889, it was unanimously re-
/ solved, that it ie our duty as ministers
)
of the town of St, Marys, and sur-
rounding neighborhoods, to do all in
our power to remove the evils of Sab-
bath funerals, as we are convinced
that except in very special cases, all
Sabbath funerals stee a direct violation
ot the spirit, and obligation ert the
Sabbath. We also call on the, Chris-
tian community to aid ue in carrying
out this resolution,
SoMe days ago Mr. ,Jolin Haywood,
or Fullerton, sold alarge hog to ales
Whyte, the pork packer, Mitehell.
The Melina' was placed 011 the Scales,
but the brute was so restless that 11
had to be stuck berm ci the weight
eeeld he obtained, Whete said tho
meat ems eotieed, reftleed to pay
for it. Haywood thee sued for the
funount, and the will be heard at the
next sitting of the Division Court. Its
the meantime Whyte claimed that the
hog had been abused by Haywood, and
he had the halm. he fore the nag is
trate on Friday last for crudity 10 sill,
ma's, The ease was rilmisedre, and the
00tite, $4105, yaid by Mr. Whyte.
alidrea ryfe..v
SOMETkaNG YOU WHOULD KNOW
Many ef our readeis have eften asked
"What is Bright' i Disease of the Kidneeet
about whioh we hea oh?" To a uswer
their question We ve secured the following
explenatory article, written by a conpetent
authority;
The spmptom of Bright'(which
is but an advanced forra of Kidney Dieease)
differ in different individuals, but generally
the patient presents a flabby, bloodless look,
is drowey aud eanjeggategued, hats pain in
the back, vomiting aud febrile disturbance,
The urine is reduced in geantity, is often
of dark, smoky or bloody oolor, and exhile.
its to chemioal reaction the presence of 4
large Amount of albumen, while undez the
micrescope Wood corpuscles and Geste sic
found. .
There are seyeral arms of the malady,
blit their common prominent characteristic
is the presence of albumeu in the urine,
and frequently •also the co -existence of
dropsy,These associated symptoms' in
conneetion with kidney disease were first
described in RichardBright, au
English physician, who firat investigated
them. Sometimes there is a regeneration
of the fiestas of the kidney into fat, thus
impairieg the excreting pcwers of the organ
so that the urea, is not sufficiently separated
from the bloodievag flow of the blood,
when charged' with urea, is retarded
through the minute yeesels, oongestion en-
sues, and exupdation of albiunen and fibrin
is the resale The disease is often wont.
panied by eruptions on the skin as boils,
elm, and is frequennly associated with en-
largement of tlenrt.
The causes 011Eirterrible malady are,
indulgence in too much ioe.water as a bever-
age, strong drink, high Hying, indigestion,
exposure to wet and cold, various kinds of
fevers, malaria, pregnancy, and other bodily
derangements, such as a complication of
certain acietediseases, like erysipelas, diph-
theria, and esnee y scarlet fever (of which
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it is one of the most frequent and serious
after effects) diseases of bones and, other
scrofulous affections.
Comwou-sense treatment of Kidney dis-
ease of the character referred to necessarily
involves removal of the cause, rectification
of other secretions and increase in the num-
ber of blood-redheenruseles, by the adminis-
tration of Warner's Safe Cure. It is a speci-
fic even in the advanced stages, when the
blood has poisoned the nerve centres, re-
storiug the secretion of healthy fluids and
relieving thecongestion of the brain. It
speedily arrests the inflammatory action,
whiott is marked by an increased amount of
urine. The all:Myren graelually disappears,
the dropsy subsides and the patient recovers.
There is no standstill to advauced Kidney
Disease; thee° who are afflicted with it are
either constantly growing better or worse.
flow important, therefore, that this terrible
disease be taken in hand la time and
treated with a known specific.
School R,eport.
The following is the honor roll, in
Crediton School for the months of Feb-
ruary and March.
Fourth Class. -George Zwiker, John
Dyer, Nelson Morlock, Dibble Young,
Mary Trainot. Senior Third. --Edmund
Bertrand, George Eilber, Henry 'Heist,
Moses Brown, Vinetta lanes, William
Lewis. Junior Thirel..-Fiorence Nash,
Mabel Ryan, Herman Ewald, Albeet Ber-
trand, Mary A. lIaist, Mary R. Brown,
Albert Zwiker.
Imperial Cream Tartar Baking Powder is
endoreedby'all our Ohemists and Physicians
as the purest and beat. Use no other,
Sold by all grocers.
It is [stated that is youug man in Hallett
after having eaten a hearty tea ate 12 large
raw potatoes on a wager of 10 cents, and
then attempted to driuk a quart of milk.
DECREASING THE DEATII BATE,
The Mortality among Censumptives has
been materially decreased of late years by
the use of Soott'e Emulsion ot Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda.
Phthisis, Bronehitis, Abscess of the Lungs,
Pneumonia and Threat Affections are corn-
pletey subjaeated by a timely use of this
excellent puhnonic. Palatable as milk.
Sold by all Druggttee at 50c. and $1.00,
A distressing accideut which terminated
fatally occurred near Nowhere, Lanark, on
Sunday. Joseph Bolger, who was married
the weeic before to Miss Wright, of Clear
Lake, while visiting at his uncle's hoose
was kicked in the head by a horse which
he bad just fecl.'Ssei3e was rendered uncon-
oils by the blow and never regained his
reason. Death occurred on Tuesday,
R. A. Guetx, M. D,; Dean and Professor
os Surgety of the 'United State Medical Col-
lege, Editor of 'Medical Tribune," Author
of "Gunn's new Impoved Elend-hook of elee-
giene and Domestic Medicine," says over
his own signattestaree speaking of a severe
ease of kiclny disease: "A chemical ancl
nucroscopical examinatin of the patient's
urine revealed quantities of albumen and,
granular tube caets, con firming Brit:1We dis-
ease. After trsoug ail of the other remedies
in Vain, I directed him to Warner's Safe
Care. I Was greatly surprised tombserve is
decided improvement within a month.
Within four mouths no tube oasts could be
found, and only is trace Of albumen, aud as
he expressed it, he felt perfectly well."
To the Editor of the Exeter Times
I wrote to your piper three eeeks ago
about the presuniption of aottle persons iu
piling wood itrouud the Presbyterian
oburch. I inn only going to say that if it
is not removed from there in two weeks
I shall give the patheitisters a written
notice to compel its removal to some other
place. I am sure that if it was any body
who bed common sense they would take it
away after reading the fret 14ter. There
are members talking about it. They think
he might pile the wood on nits own lot,
but he does n't thiek so beeat,s bus otvu
°hurtle miuister Ilya in a Wee house ful.
joiuieg the lot, I hope the party will take
this last notioe wed Save further troieble,
Da. IL A. Geller, 111,D., Dean and iero-
feat or of Surgery of the United States Med.
ice! College, Editor of "Medical Teibune,"
Author ofe`Otton's New Itniseoved Rand -
book ot -Hygiene ford Dorneetio NIodicine."
in epealting of edvaueed kidney clisease, and
the effec1, of the nee or Werner s Safe Ctirei
says: "I find that in Bright'e Disease it
SOOMS to act eakeeaael yent, of /111)11tECH to
otho aud heel imif.larotnrnl in can bre ee and
wesh out epithelial debrie which blocks up
the tiibuli nriniferi (iirine-boaring tnbee);
and to prevent the cleetructive metetmor pbo-
fee of tissno,"
Ettimgatog T, 11ounirfs, At D., Pctossor
in the University, (lolloge, London, Eng.,
.1xatniner in the 1.toyai College Of Sltrgeong,
Mills attention to dm fact that headaelio,
btonchitis, inflammation of the
lunge, dte angetnenta of Om digestive 14-
51(1
COMMMI 5211)ptont0 of kidney dkeaSe.
‘Aratner's Safe Curo cores thus o sympt ts
by removing the eauq,, and putting the kids
neys in a healthy orindll1ion,
*When Baby was sick, eve gave her Casforla,
Whim elle was a Child, she cried for Castorle,
Viriam oho became Miss, she glen; to Castorks,
Wiion .ehe had Children, she gave theut Castoria,
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OUR VANCOUVER CORRESPONDA.NR.
From Esquimault, 13, C., Mrs, A. B.
Cameron writes that being very =loll
troubled with dyspepsia she tried two bot-
tles of Burdock Blood Bitters, which
gave great relief, and hopes that others
may be induced, to try it also aud receive
like berefits,
A enteral gas company oilers to supply
gas for fuel to the people of Windsor at
10 eents per 1, 000 feet,
FOR FIVE YEARS.
For over five years we heves used Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil in our family for coughs
and oelds, Isurna and sore throat, and oar
experience is so satisfaotory that we would,
recommend the medicine ao any pereon.,'
Mrs, F. Sanderson, Bosworth, Ont.
The property exempt froin taxation in
Montreal is valued at $19,131,920.
SAID TO BE SPLENDID.
"I am pleasen with Burdock Blood Bit-
ters, because it cured my rheumatiena,
completely. My son also, and many other
people in this yioinity, have used, R and
say it is splendid." Airs. 0. Perrault,
Rat P�rtage
A. wedding of colored folks will occur at
Kingston soon. The groom is worth
8/00.000.
LIFE AND LIMB
Are often in jeopardy through various ac-
cidents on land. and water. A prompt re-
lief and sure euro for all painful wound%
bruises, burns, scalds, rheumtaism, neural-
gia, sore throat and croup is Hagyarp's
Yellow Oil, known as reliable over 30 years.
Keep it in the house always,
The only Ontario counties in which tl.e
Scott Aot has not vet been repealed are
Oxford, Middlesex. Elgin, Lanablon, Leeds
and Grenville,
LIKE HALF A DOLLAR.
"About 5 years ago my fact and legs be-
came poisoned, and came out in great sores
as large as a half dollarwhich ate in almost
to the bone. After the failure of other
remedies, the Peres were completely healed
by one bottle of Burin* Blood Bitters."
Joseph Gonyon, Tupperville, Ont.
Uncler the sidewalk in Napanee, on
Saturday, the body of a child was found,
wrapped. in a Globe and an Empire. It
has been choked to death.
VIE HOSU.fa OF COMMONS
Cannot pass a law that will prevent people
haying ()oughts. colds, asthma, bronchitis
and lungs trotibles, but Hagyarcl'e Pectoral
Balsam does away with the difficulty by
promptly curing all affectioug 01 1110 throat
and lungs. 11 18 the pleasantest and safest
cough remedy in use. .
A Montreal couple got married on Sat)
nrday and went for a drive around the city
as a wedding tour. The husband had no
money to pay the hackman and was meet -
ed.
BORN,
SnirLey.-In Lucan, on thedith, the wife
eeeof Mr. Shipley, operator of Exeter of a
son..
e• -•424.-a
MARRIED.
OLDFIELD-GREEN- At the residenee of`
the bride's father, on the 2nd inst., by
the Rev. J. W. Magaby, of St. Thomas
church, Seaforth, Joho °Meld of Tack-
orsinith, to Mary Ann, second deughter
of Richttrct Greets., of leCibbert.
Witaziers---Beuneemeee-On the 3rcl
at the 'mine of the bride, by the Rev,
S. Boundy, Mr. Jamas Willsams, of
Toronto, to Miss Mary Ann Bridgeman,
ef St Marys,
DIED.
BuswEem-In Goclerich, on the leth inst.,
Robert Boswell, aged 33 years and 6
mohths.
DYKES. -In Biddelph, on the 51h inst., the
wife of Jatnos Dykes, aged 47 years, 9
mouths.
A POINTER.
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As every reader of this paper knows, it
has become one of the fins arts to write
attractive and interesting advertisements -
especially medical ones.
Now it seems to 1.7$ that if, for inetance,
the world-wide ...iaaasattisers or ,Warner's
Safe Remedies would adopt a style whereby
they could work in a startling story of, say
-wolves, we believe the immense sales of
their medicines could be still more largely
increased. We give them the benefit of
the idea at any event. Let it commence
like this is
Patter 1 Patter ! _Patter 1
There it is aga,rent is not fifty vards
'from where ho last halted.. The stops are
too light for those of an Indtan. a. grizzly
woulcl lush upon its victim with a roar of
deeanee and auger. A panther wonld hurl
himself through thirty feet of Brace, with
a scream to unnerve the hardiest hunter.
"Wolves," Whispers the hueeter, as a howl
suddenenly bursts ripe his ear.
Wolves 1 th grizzly wolves of the
foot -bills• -thin and poor and hengry and
savage -the legs tireless -the month full of
teeth which can crack the shoulder -bone
of a buffalo. He can see their dark forms
filitting horn point to point -the patter of
their feet upon the parched grass proves
that he is surrounded -yet no more in dan-
ger, and no more effectually surronndecl
than ho who trifles with the eymptome of
lcidneeetlisoasofiwAserti--yon, reader, know
ihether or not von aro it victim to its in-
sidious encroachment. If your back aches.
if your eyesight is failine, if your appetite
is fickle, if your urine is not clear aud of ei
pale screw color, do not hesitate on the
prairie of claimer, but flee to the neareet
haven o, safety and more to tho only
lotewn cure festeaLdneyand liver troubles,
Warner's Safe Cure. 11 15 a duty you owe,
not only to yourself bat to your family and
society at large.
Delnys aro dengerous,
Had the treveler not been overtekee 11
the night, and unarmed, the wolves would
have hisd no terrors for him. We warn
you just n(1w, in broad daylight. before the
Wolves of disease sink their poisoned tuns,'
clooply into yortr floall and the night of
d eath settles' clowieupon yen, to stop your
earS to prejudice and bigotry, and to tly to
arifety thron,gli the tueons wiiIiav ,pointod
out.
0 ONSIN PT.LON SIJIIELY 0011 51).
To mon. EPtTor11
Please 10 form your Ismilers that I have
positive remedy for the 12 bovo ironenl dia.
eaSe Ber its Minas, use thousands of
hopeless cases havo 'boon norm anenti y
cured, 1 shell lis gth, 11, Bona. two. 1)o;t 1,,
or 1111' (Owed y PIM1 . to on v of yIOl) 10101,114
who have e,,tenenillion 1111oy 1,111s0(1,111:20
thoiv 1 Impress awl D. O. addrots.
Pa, 1'. A. 81.7001M
Toronto, Out. 37 Yobge•strooi.
MAEXET REPORTs.
pxzwEn
tOorrectedat40'elooke.M. Wednesday
Boa vnzoa „,
Spring Wiles,
tearleY
Oets
93 to 9 95
.-, ..- 35 to 45
^^. . 26 t o 28
Clover a )ec1 ..,
Timothy"
,,, ... 2 50 so 3 00
Corn ., ... 0 40 to 0 SO
FlOgo - 0 99 to 5 11
liattel '.. ... 18 to 0 59
Elourperbble ,.. ... 00 10 6 55
eotateeemer bushel ... ... 25 to 35
A.pples,per bag ,. ... 00 to 0 60
DrieitApplespr b ... 0 4 1 0 0 04
ceeese per lb. ... 0 01 10 008
Turkey per lb .., 0 07 to 08
DIXOISS PO r pr ... 0 60 lee 008
Chickens per pr ... 0 25 to 0 30
Rogs,drogeedperl 0 ... 600 to 6 25
Beef „. ... 4 00 to 5 00
Ridesrouph,... ... 3 50 to 4 OG
" .dressed ... .,. ... 6 00 10 800
Elbeepokins each..., 0 63 to 90
Calfskine ... .,. 0 50 to 0 70
Wool per lb ... .., 0 18 to 0 20
lis.yperton „„ ..... ..., 1006 to 10 00
0,111011SPOTbIlail ... ... 0 50 to 0 75
Woodper oord • -------28 10 800
_ , ST; stAILYS
Val] Wheat, „ .., ,, , 00 to 0 95
Spring Wheat......,...„ ,, . ,, ..... ..... .,00 0 95
Barley.- ..... .........,.... ... . .. . ...... .... . 35 45
Pate.. . .. ...,..........,.., ......... . . ..,27 26
Clover S'eed.... ........ ..„,...... .. . .. ....est (0 600
Timothy . ....1 60 2 00
Peas.... ....... -......,... , .. ... .. . . . .. .......... 54 54
ElEga•-•,,, . ... . -..... . ..... .,.. . . . , .... . . . ..... 15 15
Butter 16 16
Potatoes per bag ........ .... . .. ... ll0 50
A,12ples per bush- „ .... ..,... ...... .,..:Su 40
Wool perlb 0 18
Ray Perten 800 10 00
ran per ton . . . .. . ,„ e 14 00 4 00
Shorts," '.' 22 00 t'''l 83
Oatmeal per bbl...,..... ...... • •
LONDON
Wheat, 96o to 96e per bushel,
Oats. 27 to26e per bushel. `Peas,ele to 54e
I**
er bushel. Barley malting.48o to 460 per bus
learley, feed, 88-c to 450 per bushel.
TORONTO .t
ronoNTO. Api.10.-WHEAv-fall, No .2, 01:110
to 51.03; spring. Nb. 2, six to 0108; red Win-
ter, No 2, $1.07 to $1.10; No 1, Manitoba
hard. 51,25 re 51.31 BARLEY. No. 1. 48o to 53c
No. 2.50o to 52e; No.3, 350 to 48o;No 3, extra,
47e to 48e, Pass, No 2, 50e to 37o. OATS. No.
233 este 30c. Arius extra, 54.55 to 54,60;
stronglaakers. $5.00 to15.00.
Market Quiet and easier. Sales No.l. hard
anitoba. 51 29 to 81.34. and No. 2 do. at 81.31
No. 3 barley, outside, at 353c oats, on track, at
83e.
TORONTO LIVE STOOK.
The local market continues a.otive, with
pieces about steady Receipts mod-
erate anti there is no shipping demand.
The latest cables are, however, unsatisfactory
Choice steers are nominal at4 cents per 113.
Bulls sold at 3:1- to 31c. and milch cows firm at
from $30 to 05011 head. Butchers cattle in
moderate demand, prices firm; the best Easter
at 33 to ordinary at ec to 3 and common at
2. Sheep in fair demand and steady, with
limited offering; the best sell at $6?i. to $7,00
per heed; inferior to medium at $4.00 to 5480
and rams 3c to eic poieeound.Lambs in 1- air
demand and firm. chore bringin55 00 1o053,
and inferior to medium 54 00 to 06 00 Calves
dull and steady. Choice beasts, of 126 to 160
lbs., sell at 70 to 90 dressed weight; rough.
calves, $3 to $5. a head, Tines are steadY1
choice light fat scld at t ftile, store hogs at
4.1e to Sc. and stags at 3.0 to 31e.
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.4.1DV10E TO MOTHEHS.-Areyon disturbed ac
night and broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and cryiug with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If to sond at once and get a bottle
of"isirs.Wins tow's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable.
It will colieve the poor little sufferer im
mediataly iiemand upon 11, moth ere there
is no mistake about it. It cures Dysentery
and Dinarbcett, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens tile Gums.
2:e0uces Inflammation, ancl gives tone and
energy to the whole system. 'Pars. Winslow's
Soothiug Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription
of ono of the oldest ancl best female
physicians and nurSos in tho 'United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world, lerice toventy-i3ve
cents a bottle. I3e sure and ask for"M-Rs.
Vilrsistow's S'.1AUT, ".1.11d no
other iud.
XONSUIVWXION CUMW.
.5n0)i physician, retired from practice,
having Inta p111nucith 111hands by an Mast
Indian missionary tho formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speen1y. sms1 perma-
nent care 'of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca-
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Ding
affections, also posi live end radical cure
for Nervous Debbity linden Nervous Com-
plaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands °teases, has
fat it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuatedby t uis motive
and& desire to redeye aum an emeerine, I
w.L.,1 scud fret) of charge, to all who desire it,
this recine;in German,Fronch or English,
with full directions fcr preparing and using.
Sent mail by addressing w ith stamp,
naming this paper, W. LI , NO'S:BA 140 Pwer's
Biota. i.cohester 7,1
MO THE DEAF.- -A person cured of
Deafness and noises in the head. of
23 years' standing by a simple remedy, will
send a deseliption of it plum to any person
who applies to NICEOLsoN, 177 McDougal
stied, New York.
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• 1LSTROYZ AND REMOVES WORMS
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0 se ALL RINDS IN CHILDREN OR
411 s
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ADULTS SWEET AS SYRUP ANQ
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A. Ilyildnaaii
Groceries and
Confectionery
OF THE BEST QUALITY.
Also best Pipes, Tobaccos and Cigars
PETTY'S HAkIS BACON and LARD
Thorley's Improved Horse and Cattle Food
Dashwood Roller Flour,
G. A. HYNDIVIAN.
JOHN BRAWN
UNDERTAKER &
CABINET-MAUR,
Walnut & Rosewood Caskets
ALSO COFFINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISHED 4• CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
!"GIVE ME A CALL
EARLY
Spring Goods
Bargains that
Are Bargains.
Now is the chance to secure your
Spring Goods at prices never before heard
of iu Exeter. Owing to the great de-
pression in trade, and buying for cash as
we do, we have secured
Some Special Bargains
before the present advances in the market
Therefore we are able to give oar custom-
ers the very best value. We do not adver-
tise our goods at cost, or less than cost.
Such A.dvertiseraents areFrauds
Onr prices are tight, and will be found as
low as any house in the trade.
FACT S tne say
rices of
Dress Goods, Groceries, Boots it Shoes,
Prints, Cottons, Etc, at Parkinson's ars
lower at 0 better valtio given than in all the
combated stocks in Exeter. We have SOH10
special. drives, We invite inspection ;
will pay you to call ana examine our stock.
No trouble to show goods.
Farm Produce taken at market prices.
Remember the place : First door north of
the Town Hall, Exeter.
J. PARKINSON.
TEIS YEAR'S
Myrtle 11.
CUT and PLUG
Smoking Tobacco
FINER THAN EVER,
See
T. &
IN BRONZE,
On each PLUG and PACKAGE
130
$3000.00
TIZ
DRY
01?—
GOODS
—AND—
Boots & Shoe8
--TO BE—
SLAUGHTERED
PO C SIX 1!
AT '
0 WAAGE'S)
KIRKTON.
DO YOU
liTANT TO BUY
FaRST-011,A.SS
FU NI AiRE
AT LOWER _RATE'S
THAN SHAM GOODS
—ARE ITSU/eLLY SOLD-
-TAB'S CALL AT-
GIDLEY'S
-ONLY FIRST -CLASS -
Reliable Goods
At Prices Lower that so-cal-
led Cheap Houses 01111 give
• •
Uick'takin ix all its
Branches.
S. G-IDLEY,
(Successor to C cfe S. Gidley)
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK
HCH
1,194
Spades and Shovels, Fence Wires
ANNEALED, BARBED AND OTHER MAKES,
—Which we are in a position to offer to the Public at the—
Very Finest Prices for Cash
- We have also on hand a full lino of -
SHELF and BUILDING HARDWARE
Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc., at FaminePrices.
Stoves and Tinware of all kinds, always on haiTd, at prices that defy competition,
Sewing Machines, Baby Carriages, Field and Garden Seeds. Eave-troughing ss
Specialty. A. call solicited.
BISSETT BROS.
1..".-IMIn6+.110.7•131T1.2•21M111*•11
THE BEST YET !
T TIE CITE /IND ST YET
T.FIE BIG GEST YETI
Overcoatings at any price ; Suit-
ing% at any price ; Pantings
at any price.
Ilest lirdored Clothing piodticed iikoter
Gentlemen 1 leave 5'ourovicr8 oarly, for
‘tios 11)0 beet stall of Tniloeft „- the hest
stook of Fine Trinnulege, feed the hest
(jetting in Town, you aro sato of Platimfite.
Yon,
Ic
EVe7".71 DePair/ ne7a 7Z the% Old BiStabliSl'Ired
ttOW 1711()St complete, and full of the 1040,54
novelties.
The French, English and American Millinery cant,
be excelled. The stook of Dress Goods is larger
cheaper than ever shown. All the best makes of rich 13EL,
c6,1ored and shot silks, Cheap. Parasols anti Sun shades
of every design (both long and short steins. Fine fancy
zephors, plain zophers. ,Sateons and Prints in endless Var-.-.
iety. , A. special lot of Swiss Embroideries for Dresses,
,(lovely goods,) Every lady should see our Dress Trini-
Mings (which contain all the Come, ail
and inspect our stock
N. attention of Dross -4m
called to tho Dress Goods deparbnent.
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