HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1891-7-2, Page 5NOTES.
Twenty-five deaths occurred in New 'York
and fourteen In Boston from sun stroke
last week.
Tam Thom wax --Tho usual way is to
negleot bad blood until boils, blotches and
sores make its presence forcibly known
Every wise person ought to be careful to
purify the- blood by usrng the best blood
purifier and tonin, Burdock Blood Bitters
Its purifying power is unrivalled,
The famous Anaconda mine, Cal, has
been sold to an English syndicate for X25,
000,000.
Tam Amentimix Coaixz:Yw1ALTs—The
Australian Commonwealth will have grand
results but the results of using Burdock
Blood Bitters for diseases of the stomaeh,
liver, bowele and blood surpasses aliexpeota
tions. Dyspepsia, headache, biliousness.
scrofula, ete, are promptly cured by B B B.
.During last week the number of deaths
u New York waa 052, against 743 last
week.
Gothwxx Seirre —Goldwin Smith is op
posed to Sir Charles Tupper in many ways,
but doubtless both would agree that no bet
ter remedy for dyspepsia, constipation,
hiliottaoeas, headache, kidney troubles, skin
dieeases, etc, exists than Burdock Blood
Bitters, the best family medicine known,
A number of severe storms oconrred in
several sections in Kentucky Sunday. At
Bevoir seven houses were blown away and
four parsons injured --one, Widow Miller
perhabs fatally.
Fon MOT YEarts- V70 have need Dr
Fowler's Betraot of Wild Strawberry for
many yeare in our fancily and dud it an ex
cellent needicine for all forms of summer
complaint. John A Valence! Valens, Ont.
Fowler's Wild Strawberry. Price Mo. sold
by all dealers,
IT metro nee Llrr—Gentlemen,—I teen
recommend Dr Fowler's Extract of Vila
Strawberry, for it saved ray lite, We have
used It en our family when required, ever
since, and it uever falls to cure all summer
complaints.
Fessicrs Waxen,
Dalkeith, Ont,
At Lewisport, Ey, Saturday morning the
Methodist °Unroll was blown down by a
storm and Dave Bay (colored) killed by fall
hag timbers,
1tx0rAnkreL,E Parr ---Dear Sirs, --I suffered
for three Jaye very severely from Sumner
Complaint, and could get no reliet,but kept
getting worse ti41 the pain was almost nu
bearable, and 1 wee very eiel;. After every
tlatug else had failed I tried Dr Irowler'e
Extract of Wild Strawberry. The floe dose
gave relief, and it did not fail to etre me.
War T Grrvv,
Wilfred, Out.
011, WHLT COUGH.
Will you heed the warning. The signal
perllapp of the sure eppreeeh of that tiler.
terrible disease Consntnption. Ask your-
selves if you can atTerd for the seko of
easing 50e., to min the risk and do nothing;
for it. We know from experience that
Sluloh's Care will eure your cough, It
never fails:
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford a
Sanitary Lotion. Sold by C. Ljvz,
Cnghs'h Spavin Liniment omovos all
hard, soft oroalfoused. Lumps and Blemislies
from horses, 'Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints,
Ring Bono, Sweeney, :Stifles, Sprains, Sort
and Swollen Throat, Couggs, etc. Save
$50 by use of one bottle. Warrauted the
most wonderful 131elnish Cure ever known.
Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist.
GR ,i° IT
Cearing Sale
J. IL CREIVE.
Is going out of busines, and
his immense stook of
Fine Tweeds 11 Worsteds
must be sold at once regardless of
cost. Now is the time to buy
cheap Sults or Cloth by
the yd. Note prices:
Scotch Tweed Suits for $11; worth $10.
Fine Worsteds for $l4; worth $20.
Fine all wool Tweeds at 40e. per yard.
This is no shoddy goods
sale, as the stook is
NEW GOODS
and the best patterns.
Remembers we guarantee a
afire fit Or no sale.
Call aid Insiecf our Stock
J. HR GRIEVE.
Exeter Music Store
PERKINS & MARTIN,
NATIONAL PREJUDIOES VANQUISR'D
Tun Tatt xrite or A eRRAT rOseovEnv.
The magnetic influence of gold attracts
the people of every clime to our stores.
Men of all nations, and speaking all the
languages of civilization, aro to be tumid
congregated on oat auriferous plans. Dif
faring in all ether things in their customs,
habits and religion yet there ie ono point
upon which their opinions coincide. Eug-
lishmen and Amerioane, French, Swiss,
Germane, Swedes. Italiana, and Chinese
admit, without dissenting voice, that the
great remedies introduced to the world forty
years ago by Holloway are better adapted
to tho cure of diseases in this climate than
any other preparation in existence. This
appears, in fact to be the experience of man
kind in all parts of the world, and hence
the universal popularity of those medicines.
We consider, however, that the boundless
confidence placed in their efficacy by the
representatives of ao many nations at the
mines, is a striking phenomenon in mediae
history. Many of these people in their
youth and even in maturity. wore accuetom
ed to the use of drugs and nonstrums pepu
liar to their several countries. The remedies
wore connected in their mind with assooia
and indorsed,as it were,
tions of home,by
their national prejudices. Yet they have
been thrown aside and utterly repudiated,
while Sollowa 're Pills and ointment have
been adopted by a common impulse through
oat the entire gold regions. This is only
one way of accounting for this movement.
1t is the result of conviction—conviction
grounded on personal observation and ex-
perience.
The Ointment is used with such wonder
ful success as a dressing for wounds, ulcers,
and sore legs, and for all the external die
eases and casualties to which the adventar
ous gold hunter is peculiarly liable; that
scarcely a digger's tent can be found within
the vast area of the gold fields unprovided
with a stock of this healing, soothing, coo]
ing preparation, The hard fare of the dig
tor, and sometimes his habits tend to vitiate •
the blood and develop running sores and
iperulent ulsters of the body and limbs. Bad
-Fags, especially, are very common at the
digging, and seriously interfere with the
labors of the diggers. The worst cases of
this class are cured by the Ointment with
extraordinary rapidity. Tho best method
of healing sore lege, and sot es, and ulcers
generally, is by rubbing the Ointment into
the inflamed parts around the orifice, fir at
opening the pores and softening the flesh
with warm fermentations. The part affect
ed is then dressed with lint or linen saturat
ed with the Ointment. Such isthe external
treatment, but, it is also proper to give the
patient a few doses of the Pills during the
progress of the pure, as thy seri a to pari'y
the blood and discharge morbid matter from
the system, while the Ointment is doing its
work on the surface.
A. dispatch from Buenos Ayres says
'that a bloodless revolution has taken
place in the Province of Santiago, and
Senor Delestro, President, gas been
arrested and forced to sign his resigns.
tion.
J 1) McColl,. of Lunn, is willing to meet
any man in America in an all-round, lig avy
weight competition
,•.4„ua ,4r1, !fir hli:il1 uPl�.' C ..sto^1r
We have constantly on hand a large display
of the best
PIANOS, ORGANS,
SEWING MA.:U INES,
BICYCLE'S and
SMALL ,1IUSICaL INSTRUMENTS
04
Personaeantieipstiee the nurebe'e of any-
thing in theabave lines will do kelt to call at
the ,:ter.. We guarantee satisf:sotioe, and
prices aslety as ear in hada! the ntamlfaeterles
We would res !,eetfully ask you to call and
ere oersted: 11 is as lane as will bo found in
any eity iuus9ostore.
res,- Agents for all kiudsof Agricultural
ample
.STAND t—Fansou's Block, Exeter.
Fancy and, Staple Groceries,
L.ZQT_TURS,
V1U.1.RS, T )1#A(ICO,, anti.,etC.
(Now located in Mace's old stand, ,Main•st)
For finest Groceries and Teas,
ilc sure to call audsee mei
Far In thecornenstoro.in Mace's block,
Yon will find we havo the finest stock
Of goods thateople daily use.
(Sur teas and Coffees and our Snico,
lye keep in time -both ocean and nice --
And those who've purchas,:d aught havo font d
Full sixteen ounces to the pound.
Upon the shelves you'll always find
Canned meats of every sort and kind;
Molasses too. and honey sweet,
And Syrup that cannot he beat:
Dried Fruits and Raisins, sweet and Olean,
Finn Cheese and Butter may bo seen,
And Olives, Catsup. Sauces and Oils
Put up in bottles of all stylus;
In fact everything your heart could wish,
From sardines up to salted fish,
All kinds of brushes, brooms and ropo.
Baskets, wash -,.Dards. tubs or soap.
We will sell you obese by lots or weights,
Or trade for produce, poultry and eggs.
F. d , KNIGHT.
!xct ller Mills,
MARKET REPORTS.
Wheat , . $1,02to $1.05 per bush
OUR SELLINQ PRLC1 S..
Flour, Strong Bakers', $3 00 per 100
do Best Family 2 75 `*
do Low Grade , , 2 00
Bean , , , . 90e,
Middlings , , , , .. 1 OOc.
Screening , 1 QOc.
Chop ... $1 20 to 1 30
a.
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Chop stone running every day.
TERMS CASH.
TUE EXET.Eit MILLING Coy,
14IA.RT RETORTS.
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Reewnsat ...
Spring Wneat
Barley
Oats
410 er Seed
Ti,nonhy
Peas
Corn
Eggs
Stator
Alourperbbl .,
Potatoee,per bushel
Applea.per Dag
DreedAppleepr b
geese per lb.
Turkey per 14
D ucks per lb
Chickeusperpr
Roga,droataedper1C0
Beef 4.
Eidearoul;h, ,.,
dressed
tiheea;kins each
Calfskins
Woofpertb
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43 to. 50
45 to 50
4GOto4,0
140 to 140
15 to 70
040 40 00
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6 00 to 6 25
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060 t0 70
050 to05a
018 to 019
00407 00
050 to 050
250to300
Fall Whoat.... 1 00 1 ?0
Spring Wheat tri 1 CO
Ber,ey-.., .. .,. .. ....... 0 47 0 fiO
Cats a 45 45
Clover flee,! ......., ................ 3 7a 4 25
Timothy ........... ......1 21 1 30
Paas....... ,.,.,...,
1
Ruiter. .......,.... 1.2 110332
Potdtoea per bag ............ ... 50 0 55
Apples perbash......... ...... .,-... 000
Wool ......... ................ 18 0 10
Rey parton................................... S 59 000
Bran per ton ............... .....14 00 14 f0
Shorts "• '• ... .,....0 00 2°h CO
Catmeallperbbi., 6 00 7 CR
Uogs,dressed per 100 . 5 fail to 5 s,3
• : 1t41.‘ perr hug, 01' e, lir,. IP.
1 47e ser bus. Potts . e to 84c por bus.ltar-
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