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The Exeter Advocate, 1893-8-17, Page 5Airylit'REA:ist ere it now new co4yry thud cure the 5seistoases Al Nervous Debility Lost Yigor and, leading 'Manhood; restores the uuiltness of body or mind CaUstd py oPer-Work or the etrora or eS• rani mise x"i ceases of youth. This ,Itcmedy ab• soltttt y earns alae uiest obstinate cases when all other "a 1:41$1.1LTVS bexP.iatled encu to relieve,old by drug,. nits et'x"tilicer packwdi or six for $5 or sent by mall on receipt e,1 prico by addressing TUE JAMS$ MEDIC1N,10: CO., Toronto, Cant }:'rite for pamphlet, $old in. VOL' Hale in Exeter by J, W. Browning Two men were killed outright and two fatally injured by the explosion of a powder mill near East St. Louis, MININGNEWS. Mining experts note that cholera never attacks the bowels of the earth but humanity in general find it nec- essary to use Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for bowel complaints, dysentery, diarrhoea, etc. ' It is a sure euro. The funeral of Mr. David Porter, M.PP,, for North Bruce, took place at Tara yesterday and was largely at tended, COUGHING LEADS TO - COFFIN unless stopped by Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. The best cure for Coughs, Colds and Lung Troubles, Hon. Oliver Mowat will probably be asked by Winnipeg Liberals to address a public meeting during his western trip. A PERFECT COOK, A perfect cook never presents us with indigestible food. There are few perfect cooks and consequently indi- gestion is very prevalent. You can eat what you like and as much as you want after using Burdock Bloo:l Bitt- ers, the natural specific for indigestion or dyspepsia in any form. The International Socialist Congress at its session in Zurich yesterday, de- cided in fayor of establishing an eight- hour day. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. hshe cried. tilrlren she was a Child, , d for Castoria. When she became hiss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave Mom Castoria. The Grand . Lodge of the Young Men's Protestant Protective Associa- tion continued in session at Port Credit yesterday. VIGILANT CARE. Vigilance is necessary against un- expected attacks of summer complaints No remedy is so well known or so sue cessfull in 'his class of diseases as Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. Keep it in the house as a safe -guard. John R. Arnett, warehouseman and. okgqr, committed "suicide in Montreal. es day by shooting himself through the head at his office. They make one feel as though life was worth living. Take one of Cart- er's Little Liver Pills after eating; it will relieve dyspepsia, aid digestion, give tone and vigor to rhe system. At Peterboro' yesterday' a by-law to build a drain for the electric light works to the river was carried and one to erect a new school building was de- feated. RHEUMATISM IN THE KNEES. Sirs, -About two years ago I took rheumatism in the knees, which be- came so bad that I could scarcely go up or down stairs without help. All medicines failed until I was induced to try B.BB, By the time I had taken the second bottle I was greatly Talley - ed, and the third bottle completely re• moved the pain and stiffness. Amos Becksted, Morrisburg, Ont, The Board, of Works yesterday de- cided to send on to the Executive Committee the report on the perma- nent pavements construction prepared. by the Engineer. FRETFUL CRYING CHILDREN should be given Dr.. Low's Worm Syrup. It regulates the system and removes worms. The celebration of the/ter-centennial anniversary of the birth of Izaak Wal- ton was commenced at Niagara on -the - Lake yesterday and will be continued to -day, The Great Engiish Prescription. A successful MeBdicine used over r. 30 years in thousands of cases Cures Spermatorrhea, Nervous( +ice Weakness, Emissions, Impotency and all diseases caused by abuse barons] indiscretion, or over-exertion. [Arras] Six packages Guaranteed to Cure when all others Fail. Ask your Druggist for The Gret English Prescription, take no substitute. One package Si. Six $5, by mail. Write forPamphlet. Address Eureka Chemical Co., Detroit, Dick. At Fostoria, Ohio, a boiler exploded instantly killing G. C. Davis, secretary of the Coldwater Milling Company,hand fatally injuring Fred C. Meyers, book- keeper. HISTORY OF 15 YEARS. For fifteen years we have used Dr, Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a family medicine for summer com- plaints and diarrhoea, and we never had anything to equal it. We highly recommend it, Samuel Webb, Corbett, Ont. In the cricket match played vestir- dav at Toronto between the London Asylum teatn and Toronto, the Rev. F W. Terry compiled 101 runs in the former team's second innings, That tired, languid feeling, and dull headache is very disagreeable. Take two of Carter's Little Liver Pills before retiring, and you, wi'l find relief.. They never fail to do good. 'I'lte proposal that Irish members of the Imperial House be allowed to vote only on amendments to the home rule bill was defeated in the British Com- mons last week by 221 to 181. Pro's Remedy far Catarrh is the hast, Easiest to Tase, and (Meanest. tfis Sold by druggists er sent by mall, too. E. T. Esselte*. Warren, I'u;. HOW TO: SHOCK GRAIN. A Convenient Plan Described by a Success- ful Farmer—Wlay Thrash the Oats? Not more than one man in a dozen ]snows how to shock grain properly, Not a little grain is lost in the field solely be- eause it is not properly shocked. When the binding is done by machines, the sheaves are larger than when the bind- ing is done by hand, and not so many should be put in a shock, especially as they are more compact than sheaves hand bpund. An Illinois farmer, John M. Stahl, says in The Country Gentle- man that four of them should be set up, one at each corner of a square, all in- clined about 15 degrees toward a com- mon center. The most convenient way is to set them up as two pairs. Against each pair set asheaf. Then at each side set three sheaves,` The butts of the sheaves will be in this position: 0 0 This makes a nice, round, compact shook, tho sheaves all fitting closely to- gether. All the sheaves should be in- clined slightly toward a common center. When all have been set, throw your arms around them and draw the tops close together. i:' or cap sheaves select long, fiat sheaves. Lay the first cap sheaf across the direction of the prevail- ing winds. Then lay the second cap. sheaf across this, with the top toward the prevailing winds. Placed in this po- sition the cap sheaves will not be nearly so likely to be blown off as when the top sheaf is laid at a right angle to or its butttoward the prevailing winds. When the top sheaf is placed, place one arm near the top and the other near the butt and put considerable weight on them. This will fit the sheaf closer to the shock and prevent rain from blowing under the cap sheaves. lin important point in shocking is to set the bundles clownhard in the stubble. The butt of the bundle and the stubble will interlace, and the effect is to anchor the bundle in place. One of the things that Mr. Stahl does not understand is why so many farmers thrash their oats they intend to feed to their horses and calves.. He says: "The grain and the straw are complementary, and when unthrashed oats are run through the cutter they make a splen- did feed. Another advantage in thus feeding is that the grain and the straw are masticated together, and we have in the stomach of the animal that intimate" commingling of grain and bulky feed which is best for digestion. - The straw. is better utilized if feel this way than when thrashed, the waste of chaff is. much less, and the expense of thrashing is saved. Oats to be fed this way should be cut four. or .:fi've days earlier than -is the common practice. "If the weather is dry, the straw may be quite . a little green when cut, espe- cially if the binding is done by hand. If the shocking is well done, the grain will cure nicely in the field. Of course if the air and the ground are full of moisture it is not advisable to cut so early. The straw of the early cut oats is better for feed, containing more nourishment and being more easily digested, and the feed- ing value of the grain is not reduced in the least. Some fear that if oats are cut before the straw is thoroughly ri- pened the feeding value of the grain will be reduced, but such is not the case, and the earlier we cut the less the chance of the grain being lodged by a storm and the work of harvesting being much in- creased, if indeed a part of the crop is not lost." Poultry, Rouses. If the fancier has ranging space for his flock, it is not important that he build or provide very extensive quarters for a few dozen fowls. A small house where- in 25 adult birds can be comfortably sheltered may be a lean to or sh.d 10 or 12 by 20 fent in dimensions. If they have a yard run outside of this twice or thrice as large, they will do very well. If their range is unlimited, so much the better. A fowlhouso that may be made con- venient, useful and complete for a small flock of birds calls for few absolute requisites that any man cannot arrange who is able to use a saw and a hammer handily. This we give as a general di- rection. But in each case, if we are called upon to advise in detail, we must first know clearly what the inquirer wishes to do, how his premises are situated, how much spare room he has - for houses and yards, how, many fowls he intends to keep and how many varieties he wishes to provide for, what he inclines to bread fowls for—whether for market or for fancy purposes—etc. Meanwhile we answer that for a score of fowls only very limited shelter is needed, provided the premises are kept clean. The house may be put up at a few dollars' cost for lumber and a few days of labor. But it will be found more important that the stock •should have their liberty more than half -the. year to rein in the open air. And if this can be accorded them during the other 6 months in the 12, 20 or 25 chick- ens eau be kept in very narrow quarters. Beets at the Pennsylvania Station. Several standard varieties of beets were sown in the garden April 20, and when two inches: high were thinned to four inches. As the roots became of a 'marketable size they were ptillecl and sold. There was practically no differ- ence in the earliness of the following va- rieties: Ileli 1 ise, Edinand's Early Tin.- nip, Basset°, Philadelphia Early, Pbila delphia Perfection and Burpeo's No. 4, Burpee's No. 4 is an attractive beat with a crisp solid flesh colored very dark pur- ple r- ple in rings, alternating with lighter rings in the cross section. The root is round with a strong tap root. For Over Fifty IC ears. Ali Oa» ,aivn: Wisr,a-'1`atrn1) BF.MTnr.—Mrs, Winslow'sSoothingg Syruphas been used for over fifty. years by inillieni°of mothers for their ehildron while teething, with per - feet success. It soothes the elnld, softens the gums, allays all pain, euros wind oohs, and is the best remedy for Diarrhaiti. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the World. Twenty -ave cents a bottle. Its valve is incalculable. Bo sure +end ask for Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind tlt,lii;1-rti it1H0 POW core whey E enot tised to cure everf/r. thir"p,bu, i s Imply bead-, gases. Try them, de u ill cost but 20' cents for a boas mud thee, . ms I wrrmbes$. They are nota, CathertIy.. Tie bean crop of Kent county has been almost corn Ple ti:iyrtithed by ex- oessivo drought. Wheat is yery back ward in. that county and fanners aro discouraged. " 1 ii)on't 'Want Any Dinra,eri." Well, i1 you should miss a meal, all the botGer. Don't let anybody induce you to eat if yon don't feel inclined. Tell them to mind their owe stomach and You'll Mind yours. The appetite will return when the digestion is made right, and one of the safest and surest holps in that direction is a eour'se of Mcmbray's Kidney and Liver Cure, now on sale by all druggists in Ca,..ada One death from cholera has occurred at Swinburne lslaud, off New York, and two.more of the Karamania's pas songersere i11, with the disease. An Unusual Death Rate. this th s season' of the year there are always litany deaths; particularly among children,frorn Summer Com. plaint' Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus; Cramps, etc., but this season the cases seem to be uuusally frequent and fatal, and everyone ought to know that a sure and speedy cure can eas ily be obtained bytaking a teaspoon- ful of Perry Davis' Pain -Killer in sweetened water (hot water is the best), every half': hour until relieved. Full directions sent with each' bottle. It is kept by every respectable drug gist. New Big bottle' only popular price 25 cents. ' ' The boring; for natural gas in Ham- ilton has not been successful and has been discontinued. John Elliott of Toronto, who was in- jured while riding an a Hamilton car on June 29, is suing the Hamilton Street Railway Company for $10,000 damages. Hon. A.. J. Blair, Premier of New Brunswick, has consented to speak with Mr..Fielding of Nova Scotia and Hon L. H Davies at the political meet- ing to be held at ;Moncton on August. 21, A special general convention of the Westmoreland County Liberal As- sociation will be held ohthesame day Ir- .Tii>--- E.Lr TRAL- SHHAVI G --PARLOR• EXETER, = ONTARIO. A Hastings, `?111�b! � Prop. Every attention paid to Ladies' cs ars r d Children s Hair Cutting. 'Hastings. Cheapest and est Place in Town To get your Boots and Shoes mended, is at G. 1.O'! Just a few more pairs of those Men's cheap Hepburn Shoes and La- dies' Dongola Kids left. 11cxt IJOOP PIEO. GY - � . vt}> ol'Pos PIRISr � So argains Bargains ! 1 Bargains 11 1 ITogs Wanted. i. Dressed. or to 4ve. iDressed Hogs bought subject to the following conditions; -2 lbs per cwt off; 5 lbs extra if shoulder stuck; 3 lbs for either bung' gait or guliett, if left in, All Hogs to be cut through T�Qr., rs from Tail to Throat. Highest Price paid for Hogs weighing from 100 to 200 pounds, dressed. SELL OROS 84 Co. PALA43EIBAKERY The undersigned having; handsome- ly. fitted up hie 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. A11 orders left with George Sanders promptly attend- t0{IlC@ ed to. Oysters and fruits of all kinds in their season. 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, as 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 sand. Curtain poles, Is at S GI t ,L EY'S FO MTM4 aE & UNDERTLKING —Establishment.— D, W, FOSS, �ensall Bicycles, e�-Ting • • • chines, Baby Carriages And Musical Instruments. • We are the only firm who make a specialty of the above named goods and therefore claim that we can give the people of Exeter and vicinity,— Greater Barg'ins ! Greater Choice ! ! Lowest Prices. ! ! ! The latest and newest at- tachments for all our goods can be had by calling at our ware-rooms,—One door north Dr. Lutz's drug store; Odd -Fellows Block. Opposite J Grigg's *1' Stationary. ill s John tokens Of St. ary'S, Ont. A Great Sufferer from Perfectly Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla The best stomach tonics known to medical science are so happily com- bined, in Hood's Sarsaparilla that it cures Indigestion, and Dyspepsia in its severest forms, when other medicines fail. In many cases Hood's Sarsapa- rilla seems to possess a magical touch, so quick and so gratifying the relief. Read the following from an aged and respected citizen of St. Mary's, Ont.: " I am very glad to give this testimonial as to what Hood's Sarsaparilla has donefor me. I suffered very much with dyspepsia. 1have been taking medicine For 23 Years and I never had anything do mo as muco good as Hood's Sarsaparilla.: Every symp- tom of the dyspepsia has entirely disap- peared and I feel that I cannot praise the medicine too highly. I Eat Better, Sleep Better and feel stronger than I have for <manly years. I have taken six bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla bought of Mr. Sanderson, the druggist." Joaw Aricnws. CORDIAL ENDORSEMENT. From Mr. Sanderson, the Druggist. "I know Mr. Aikens to bo a strictly honest, straightforward man, and takemuch pleasure in testifying to the truth of the testimonial he gives above." F. G. SANDERSON, Drug- gist, Queen Street, St. Mary's, Ontario. H GOD'S PILLS, tho bust aftor•dinnor Fi11si 'assist digestion, prevent constipation, Vegetable Files aro pre. pared to meet, a legit'. mate demand for a mild; efficient and reliable family physic. They are purely vegetable, hontaining no-' .0 calomel, mercury, et Mineral sub- p stance of any kind. Hood's Pills act Upon the stomach, liver, and alimentary canal, and cure Liver Complaint, Constipation, Nausea, Billotisness, Headache; Indigestion,. Sour Stomach, Distress after Eating; Jaundice. A cold inay be broken up and a fever prevented by promptly taking Hood's Pills, Hod's Pins Are prepatred by 0, I. Flood & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by alt druggists or sent by mail oti receipt of price. �1 Currys the largest and best stock of Furniture and under- taking goods in the County. Stock complete in all lines. . , Night calls for undertaking will receive prompt attention, by calling at my residence on Huron St. (The promises lately vacated by Thos. Prior.) F 0 R The : a ..ionab 4 Cutter and. Fitter. As 1 am ,the only CUTT/.al and I1'l fTE.Ct fat. town. whohaa visited the largo cities in 'tl 'United $tater bits Spring Ian therefore the best able to 'Y•9 you in'Vito Proper Style. Ladies When you have bong}1;`r the material for yoto. Spring and Summer coat come to measand get fitted entiernen, Before you buy yore l Spring Suit, come up tel my shop and get posit: on THE, STYLES, BERT. KNIGHT, The Fashionable Cutter and Fitter. C����91 DRAG Sz9A� A complete stock of Pure and ReIiable Drug" ALWAYS KEPT. PRIC/11 Smiles, Or1Ii!t'8 slI1!CS 9t right and reasonable prices. Prescriptions and Family Receipts Carefully Prepared. wmairs contiiti114 U.. the best in the market. C. LZUTZ. PROS" IMMOINCEi LOTSEL. G A1 1 SNELL `st. EXETER - ONTARI4) Has now in stock ��t��n and i�lint�r a-C:X=3. IN THE FOLLOWING LINES: West of England Suitings and "Trow erings, Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser Ings. French and English Worsted Clo r All made up in the Latest Style, at best Hates. A. SNELL Atkinson.'s Furniture Ware` rooms is the cheapest and best place in the County to buy Fur. niture. "A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE,11 SO WILL A DOLLAR INVESTED IN MALTO1 1::PS Y 1V [an artificial gastric juice—formula on every label] SAVE 99 DOLLARS to any person suffering from stomach troubles, es- pecially if taken at the first symptom of Indigestion,. Which is usually Weight at the stomach, sometimes attended by slight pale, and may folios' either a wholesome or it heavy meal. At first, this feeling soon passes away, and is only remembered hs a little ae,ajiluesai , which, when repented, gradually • be Comes mare pronounced, to the aierase'Susan is new suggested the cathartic pill, bitters, or other liquid purgatives, that will clear out the bowels. Stich treatment as worse time useless t. it is positively hart. fah The trouble is in the Stomach, the Vowelsare responsible,and relief will only Come through an intelligent reatment of the disorder within the stomach. MALTOPl".'PSYN is the remedy for all stomach troubles, Endorsed by, the best physicians of England and Canada. Send a urs, in postage for valuable pamphlet to: tlAZEN lstOl.SE, IsranNATiONAi. 1lsiooE OsxMu0. A first-class Bed -room Suite for only t O and g,every- thinelse in comparison. x,11 goods n �, ii z �l z� tcecl io be my own make, of first-class dry nnateria.l, nothing. but best hard lumber used. Lumber and Wood d r Taken in exchange for Furniture. Wire att1'Oss � e . s r place � � The only � co iia. town whereyou can 1 the 1 n buy h. Patent Dominion Nickle-Plated Wire Mattress —war- ) ranted not to rust. J. t Iris()