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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1893-5-11, Page 5NERV • PANS )VPlt Vn/l3F,AI ate a 4:0ar sus emery that cure the worst arses ei Nurvotw i)ebihty Lost Ylser an leaning manhood; restores the weakness of body or mind eausOd by, oacr•wodr, Or the errors or ox• oases of yo th This iicnae4y ab. eulutelp cures the most (I) ramie estop when all other, gtireesmees hare failed men to relieve. old by drug. ists at Siper puekago, or six. for $5 or sent by mail on pe.pl,00tdt5rirt ,r [tSl VO.. Toronto, Oneli1Sdl- eor Sale In Exeter by J. W. 7irowneitir Mr. E Gustin, one o£ the oldest of native Canadians, died in London township aged 94. HORST is the old Seoth name for a cough. The. English nome for the best cure fox coughs is Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, The City of Collingwood, a new screw steamer built at Owen Sound for the North Shore Navigation Company, was launched last week FOR SEVERE COLDS, Gentlemen. --I had a severe cold, for which I took Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, I find it au excellent remedy giving prompt relief and pleasant to take. J. Paynter, Huntsville, Ont. At Willow Grove, Pa, zoo pounds of dy- namite in the High Explosive Company's magazine exploded; wrecking the building and killing Thos, two cows and a horse. Why don't you try Carter's Little Liv- er PILLS? 'i'hey are a positive cure for sink headache, and all the ills produced by cis - ordered liver. Only one pill a dose. I -Ion. G. E Foster, Hon. Mackenzie Bow - \ ell and Hon A L Angers were in the city. They received deputations from the various trades interested in the proposed tariff re- vision. CHAPPED HANDS AND L1PS,cracked skin, sores, cuts, wounds and bruises are promptly cured by Victoria Carbolic Salve. The Indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield railroad was soldat auction Monday un. der foreclosure, for$2,4ro,000, the purchas- ers being the members of the Reorganize tion Committee of tht3•road.. A PROMPT CURE,. Gentlemen. --Having suffered over two years with constipation and .the doctors not having helped me, I -concluded to try B, B. B. and before I used one bottle, I was cured. I can also recommend it for sick headache. The whole force of rebels' in Cuba have surrenpered. They were 10 of them. RELIEF AND CURE. Sirs.—I have used Hagyard's Pectorial Balsam, fur coughs and cords and it gives relief in a few hours and always results in a cure. I would not be without it. Mrs. Alfred Vice, Berlin Onto Wm. W. Carr has been appointed post- master of Philadelphia. LON's WORM SYRUP is the standard of Excellence. Mothers recommend it. Children cry for it. Worms fty from it. The coal sheds of the Northwestern Fuel Company at Milwaukee fell in. Fifteen men were buried under the great mass of coal. DEAFNES, CURED. Dear Sirs.—For years.I was troubled lair deafness, and last winter could scarr:ely . t, Oil it restored my hearing and I now hear as at all. On applying Hagyards Yellow well as well as anyone. Mrs. Tuttle Cook. Weymouth, N. S, Jonn Wood. the furniture dealer who is the chief lieutentant of Dr. Talmage in the Brocklyn tabernacle, has failed, Derangement of the liver with constipa- tion injures the ;complexion, induce ;pimples, sallow skin. Remove the cause by using, Carter's Littre Liver Piw..s. `One a dose. Try them. A Schiticine.girl, rt' years old, has been resued atBogorodska, near Moscow, after being in the snow for 5r days..She sub. sisted on• snow and a few crusts of bread,, When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria; When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. The eastern door, sash and blind manu- facturers held a meeting at Syracuse, and agreed to an`irereaSe of prices on account of the raise in the price of lumber. GUARD AGAINST CHOLERA. Keep the blood pure. the stomach in good working order, and the entire system free from morbid effect matter by using Burdock Blued Bitters, which clenses, strengthens and tones the whole systeu. Cholera can. not attack the healthy, "I will attend to my business: let the President attend to his," was the message returned by Governor Pennever, of Oregon, to Secretary Gresham response to a re- sponse to a request that the Governor take steps to suppress any attacks ou the Chin- ese. Are free from crude and irritating matter Consentrated:medicine only. Carter's Lit - tee Liver PILLS Veiy SmaLL:very easy to take, no pain no griping; no purging: Try them. The reservoir at:Lewiston, broke and the water rushed down over the surrounding. country, carrying bridges and everything before it. No loss of lite is : reported, but the people lied in terror from their homes. Many farmers are ruined. . WHAT CAN BE DONE. Dear Sirs. ---I was greatly troubled with weekness,,loss of appetite, restlessness "and sleeplessness, and found B. B. B. the most strengthening and beneficial medieine I have taken. Miss fleaslip, 34 Huntley St" Totcnto, Ont.' Near El River Station, Ind.,. three .men were worktngin ablachsinith shop A piece piece of reel hot iron flew into a box con. taining 5o sticks of dynamite. The 1'rag rants of the three men were gathered up in a brsket. Piso's xteunedy for Catarrh Is the Best, :Easiest to. Ilse, and Cheapest. Bold by druggists or sent by mail,. 600. 4. T. Raseitiue. Warren, Pa. The Chicago Inter -Ocean ennoences that within a short time Thos Nelson Page, of Richmond, Va. ,the well-known story writer, will marry Mrs. Henry Field, of Ohicnho, who has fur two years been a widow. Mrs. Field is wealthy, W EAK;NEss,DEBILITY, PALENEss, ANAEMIA, ete., are cured by Milburn's Beef, Iron and Wine; The St, Petersburg Church Messenger says that out of r,000 pilgrims journeying to Nazareth the majority perished from ex, posure during the terrib.e weather eucount- eied on the way Miscellaneous. Think of the poor chicken and tui keys when the scorchiugg hot weather co's. If you have no peach or plum tri=es or trees of any kiud to shade them, plant sunflower seeds or castor beaus where the broad leaves will shade them. There is money horse breeding even with racehorses. Twenty years ago - WILLIAM Mulley, of Kansas City, boug'htChiquita for 9(1,000. That was the founding of his stable, and he is now a wealthy pian. But you must have sense and judgment enough to make your fortune in anything else or you will fail at horse racing and race horse breeding, Those who are going to plant rave seed this spring for sheep must not for- get the unfortunate mistake of last year,whereby bushels of bird seed were sown in the west by ` farmers who thought they were raising the outer. kind to feed their sheep on. Be sure you get the right kind this year. The seed e inuet be sown In most parts of the country before the middle of June After the grip, when you are weak and "played out," Ilood's Sarsaparilla will restore your health and strength Hood's Pills cure constipation by re- storing. the peristalic action of the ali- mentary co nal. They are the best family cathartic. Toothache. —Do you 'suffer with it? Go buy a bottle of Pain Killer and find relief in the twinkle of an eye -for Toothache it is a specific. To Cure Kidney Complaint,you must treat the Liver, Membray's Kidney and Liver Cure acts direct on the Kid- neys, combined with a treatment for the Liver. Try it, oue bottle will con- vince you. "The proof of the pudding is in . the Eating," Membrays Kidney and Liver Cure has been pronounced the best remedy over put in a bottle, for the Cure of all symptoms indicating Kid- ney or Liver complaint. The Brantford Courier is editorially discussing the verdict in the Phair case 1 says:—"The defence set up the claim that as the detective did not himself see Burke in the commission of an un- lawful act, the man had a perfect right to resist arrest, and the judge told the jury that the amount of provocation was sufficient to reduce the count from 'that of murder to the lesser oue of man slaughter. This was done and these two scamps accordingly escape with a term of imprisoument, instead of ss get-' et- tinthe hanging which they so richly deserve, It may be law, but it is not justice, for if any man was deliberate ly shot down in cold blood that man was Detective Harry Phair." .f`or Twelve Years. London Out., tvlay 6.—At the ' assizes. here this horning Mr, Lount, Q. C., Moved for sentence upon Wilson and Burke, for the killing of Detective Phair convicted of manslaughter. Mr. Justice Street asked Wilson what he had to say, and the prisoner replied that his counsel had intended to be preseutiancl make an appeal for. merey In his absence,he asked for leniency. His lordship said the fate that had over taken him was another example of the terrible danger of earrying loaded weapons. The carrying of such weep ons in this country was entirely un- necessary. If on this occasion they had not been carried, they would not be in the box to receive the sentence about to be inflicted They might un- der the verdict be sent to prison for life and they had narrowly escaped the ex- treme penalty of the law. His lordship thea sentenced each of the prisoners to serve 12 years in the penitentiary. Live Stock Points. Bear in mind that June is the month to breed for fall pigs, The rape plant can be fed to cows as well as to sheep, but unless care is used it will taint milk: It is possible to make an animal fat and plump upon corn and cornmeal and starve it to death for want of nit- rogaceous food at the same time. Put pine tar in the sheeps' noses if you see them running with heads near the ground and stamping. The ,fly that produces grubs in the head is about. It has been suggested that a good way to grade honey for market so that all may understand is to divide the different lots aceprding to colors and call them "white," "amber" and "dark," Mr. H. C.'E:cell, of Tennessee recent ly sold one Jack and three Jennets for $2,000 to go to Virginia, one Jack to Illinois for $600 and one 2 -year old to Springfield, Tenn., for $750. There is nothing a hog. lil:os better in thefall than a'good, juicy pumpkin. Plant a lot of them. Hogs will bring a good prieeilex t winter. Cows delight in pumpkins too. The old fashioned way of planting among' the corn is the best... The Experiment Station gives the following table of equivelents.—Dried brewer's grains at $18 penton were o. quiveleet to oats at 27 cents per hush ei, and on the scale up as high as $24 per ton for dried brewer's • grains show an oquivelont of oats at 36 cents per bushel. Assuming $24 per ton as a maximum for dried brewer's grains, they are then as cheap as oats at .36 cents per bushel, which is a low price for oats of good quality. mraeamecarantweacetsmmtimandrisegenmeetatemenaexceasormarnernamwmarsemmaramerduarsmsamstlammoseownessame 66C mr,,,s.xnwusn nrtcv@u.a __..mavaervwvecsvaewammwa. raw-e...��•• �'. tirtildete *j:.anflood AND HOW TO ATTAIN IT." A Nedica1 Work that Tells the Causes, beacrlbee the Effects, Points the Remedy. Scientifically the most valuable, artistically the most beautiful medical book ever pub- lished; st pages, every page beating a half -tone illustration in tints. , Subjects treated:— Nei-Irma Debility, Impotency, ;Sterility, Development, Varicocele, Tfie &ausbaud, Those Yntendittl, Marriage, ete. Every man Who would lcnow the Grand Truths the Plain Facts, the Old Secrets and Noy Discoveries of Medical Science as applied to ilharried life who would atone for past follies and avoid future pitfalls, should write for tis' WONDER PULL LITTLE BOOK, It vitt be sent free, under seal, while the edition lasts. Address the publishers, ERIE' 1VIEDICAL CO., Buffalo, N.Y A2,.bM.ea..eN1ermtewR1 YMM,VI,I,..M1a_- itgazYt♦ . 'k=619 She Probably Drowned iter elf. Parkhill, Ont., May 5th,—A voting lady answering to the description of the missing young lady was sitting on the banks of the Au Sable Riyer along side of the railroad bridge, six miles west of here, at 6 o'clock a, m., yester- day—the esterday—the same morning as she left !fere, and on searching the banks they found tracks close by where she had been seen sitting leading into the river and just at the waters edge there are two foot prints side by side and then it looks as if she slid into the wat- er. both feet sliding together. Parties have been -fishing in the river alt they, but till a late hour to nighthave been. unable to find any trace of her -(Later) May 6. -Although diligent search and. watch of the river have been kept up for two days, no trace of the body of the missing Miss Beatty has been dis- covered neither has any mark been discovered to show that she emerged from the river. (Still Later).—It is now thought probable that Miss Beatie boarded a railway train. She had money to pay her fare. She had not shown any sign: of dementia. She was not unhappy in any relation of life but al ways expressed contentment. Some months ago she had typhoid fever, and it may be, that the effects, haye unset- tled her mind. The evening' before she left, ho vever, she was at a prayer meeting and seemed brighter than ever: Indeed, there was everything in her home to her happy. If it was really she who was seen to go up the trach it would be taken by her relatives to in dicate a disturbed state of"miud. Yet, usually, she was not morbid in any way but light hearted and enjoying society. When she left home Miss- Beattie was dressed in a fawn tweed skirt,and black beaver three quarter length coat, with pearl buttons; fair complexion; hair, medium color; height, five feet three in chest eyes, blue; button shoes; black silk velvet hat, with purple flowers; age, 22 years. The hope indulged is that sheinay have boarded a railway train, west bound, for Port Huron or Detroit. It is possible that the poor girl may be wandering . about somewhere in the Rrest,the victim of lost identity, of whish there are so many cases: happening in the world The sympathy of the people' everywhere will go out to the afflicted family, with the hope that the deep and painful mystery now surrounding the young girl's disappearance may be speedily cleared up. /, Officer A. Y•%' Braley of the Fall River Police Is highly gratified with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Re was badly run down, had no appetite,` what he did eat caused distress and he felt tired all the time. A few bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla effected a marvellous change. The distress in the stomach' is entirely gone, he feels like a new man, and earl eat any. thing with old-time relish. For all of which he thanks and cordially recom- mends Rood's Sarsaparilla. It is very important that during themontiis of March April May the: blood should bo thoroughly purified and the system bo given strength to withstand the debilitating effect of the changing season. For this purpose Flood's `Sarsaparilla possesses peculiar merit and it is the Most Spring •piteiiicine. iiiThe following, jitst received, demonstrates rig its wonderful blood - purifying powers: "C. I. Rood Sc Co., Lowell, Mass.: "Gentlemen: 11 ave had salt rheum for a number of years,' andfor the past year ono of my logs, from tiro knee down, has been broken out very badly. I took blood medicine for a long time with no good results,' and was at one time obliged to walk wish crutches. I :finally con- eluded to try Blood's . Sarsaparilla, and before 1 had taken one bot• tle the improvement was .80 !narked that I continued until T had taken three bot - ties, and am now better than I have been in years. The Intilastiainution has all left fny log and it is entirely healed. 1 have had such benefit froth Hood's $arsapariiia that 1 concluded tO write this voluntary state utent" T. J. Tnxrr'n, Ridgeway, Mich. Hood's PILLS a etoastty,promptiyand eat. ciently on do livor and'bowela, hest droner titn'+ F Oft in the stilly night,: `aJhea Cholera Itiorbus feund me, ,.scan Thaler" filed me right, &tor wakened those around sue,. Most OLD PE,OPLS al's friends of Perry LIoNizs' sl and often its very best friends, because for many years they have found it a friend icaneed. It is the best Family Remedy for Durns, Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Toothache. To get rid of. any such.pains before they become aches, use PAIN KILLER. Buy it sight now. Keep it near you. Use it promptly. For sale everywhere. IT KILLS PAIN: Bargains! Bargains i iI ' I Bargains o The Spring Season is about here and our good wives are begin- ning to think of house cleaning. Then after the "dirty work" is fin- ished, a few nice pict- ures will be necessary for a spring-like ap- pearance. Bear this in mind, the best stock of Bamboo Novelties, Picture Moulding and Curtain poles, Is at S GIblEY'S FURNITURE & UNDERTAKING —Establishment.— Odd Fellows Block. Opposite J Grigg's Stationary. !iiti; Pac��n� Ho�sc. logs Wanted. Dressed or Alive. II Dressed Hogs bought subject to the following conditions: --.2 lbs per cwtoff ; 5 lbs extra if shoulder stuck; 3 abs for either bung gut or gullett, if left in. ,A11 lots to be cut 'through from Tail to Throat. Highest' Price paid for Hogs weighing from 100 to 200 pounds, dressed. SNELL CROS & Co. PALA CEBAKERY The undersigned having handsome- ly fitted up his parlor and restaurant -will serve— ICE CREAM during the Summer Season. Also a large supply of Confectionery, Bread, Buns, Cakes &c. Visits Exeter every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. All orders left with George Sanders promptly attend- ed to. Oysters and fruits of all kinds in their season. D. W, FOSS, >lensall Exctr 11111s1881 1gstruigAt EMPORIUM. PERKINS & MARTIN, PROPS. We cary the most complete stock of 'Musical instruments in the county. PIANOS, ORGANS. VIOLINS, ALSO SEWING MACHINES, BICYLES. FARM IMPLEMENTS &c. The above instruments always on hand. Terms to suit Purchasers. • GIVE US A GALL. EVERYTHING AWAY DOWN UN E TA ING ROBERT N. ROWE, Proprietor of (The Old Established) FURNITURE WAREROOMS, (Ono Door north Molson's Bank.) ALL NEW GOODS. LOW PRICES. STYLES TO SUITE EVERYBODY. have also a complete stook of curtain poles and picture mould A Specialty The Fashionable Cutter and 'iter. , .' ilio only CUTTSP, and VITTIM in town whoho..ti visited the large cities in tle ;'u uitectStatasthisSpring lain therefore the nest able to IV youi,e,V4se, levoi14'% istvnei, Ladies; V -hen you have bought the •material for your Spring and Summer coag come to me and ,;het fitted, Gentlemen , Before you buy yoo t Spring Suit, come up to t my , loop and get posted on THE .STYLES, BERT. KNIGHT, The Fashionable Cutter and Fitter, gENTRLL A complete stock of Pine andRcliable Drug ALWAYS REPT. Poloiltjlogicius, Boggs, Druggist's S ri!i s At right and reasonable prices. . Prescriptions and Family Receipts Carefully Prepared. FOriger the best in the market. C. LTITZ, PROP. CLOTI NG SItIELL 1Visiin.. St - EXETER - ONTARIt Has now in stock ��t�m� end iatcs IN THE FOLLOWING LINES: West of England Suitings and Trott Brings, Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser ings. French and English Worsted Cloth All made up in the Latest Style, at best Rates. A. J. S NELL1 GORES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS !lest Cough Syrup. Tastes Good Use in time Sold by clrugfists n-, art UNIT t Never was there known such low price in Furniture before, as you will find at Having purchased the Warerooms and Factory lately occupied by W. Andrews, T wish to inform the people of Exeter_and surrounding Country that, I am offering all kinds of furniture at greatly reduced ' rates. All Goods guaranteed to be nmy own hand make, of first-class dry material and put together in the strongestossible manner and of the latest design and finish. All 1K ids of Ordered workwork andepailin� receives my prompt t attention. LUMBER and WOOD taken in e change for FURNITURE. The OnlY Place where you can buy the Yale Patent Dominion Nickle ated Wire Market. Mattress ---best 17:1, the W Andrew's Old Stand w doors Nora) Town Hall, Exeter.