The Exeter Advocate, 1893-10-19, Page 5r J prm4 i1!!'vg,A , ere s aew eta.
Lcvery tIMet, cure the worst cases -.et
N,ervuus J.tttbrlrty Loot Vigor (54IT;•� A j t 49.11'111 7441houali restores il;v
i.r,a.w5 weukeess of body or mindcpusud
by taer.woi'k, er the errors or ex-
,M.w,+.i.wox,tiwrMs.xa t espied of youth, 'rids iteulody ab.
ioluto,y puree the Most cbatitdato cases when all other
t1a7.'asxx'is IMAM fellecleuento relieve. o1clbydrug,
rets ut r l ee r lea elinge, c .• six fi3r ao or son by mail on
rvipt of prlc4 by 4ddatsslt€g'1`kil),TAMI IKt.DIClN1I1',.
„'Toronto,Sat, .,laritefor tumphict.: casaba.
1'ar Salle JlaaPaKetel' by 7, ir, Il roevxtA;,;•
The annual meetin„ of the East York
Befornl Association will be held at Ura
ionyillia ou Stat ardaya October. 21.
A RAIU COMBINATION.
There is no other remedy or eQnbi•
elation of medicines that meets so mmay
requirements, as does Bilydoek Blood
Bittersin its wide range of power over
sora chronic diseases as dyspepsia, lii--
er and aidney;cornplaint, seroflila, and
all humors of the blood.
The General Mission Board of the
:Methodist Church eolitinued • its 'busi•
noes Hamilton Wednesday.
THE PRINCE OF PEOTOR;IAL
REMEDIES. Dr. Wood'sallotway Pine
Syrup 'fairs rs C
ou 1s Colds, l Asth
rig
Hoarseness and .Bronehitis
without
fail,
Nietorious won again at Morris Park
Wednesday running a lilile and half
' a furlong in 1.47.
TIE POWER OF NATURE.
From every evil nature has a cure..
In tlle'healing yirtties of Norway Pine
lies the cure for coughs, colds, croup,
asthma, bronchitis, hoarsuess, etc. Dr.
Weed's Norway Pin Syrup represents
the virtures of Norway Pine and other
pectoral remedies. Pr ee 25e. •
The annual meeting of the Eutolno-
logical Society of Ontario began Wed-
nesday in London.
Smart Weed and Belladonna, com-
bined with the other ingredients used
in the best porous plasters, made by
Carter's S. W. r, B. Backache plasters
the best in the market. Price 25 cents.
The Victotia Fall Assizes are briu•
conducted at Lindsay by Chief Justiee
Armour.
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 sho had Children, she gave thorn Castoria.
Fourteen new cases of yellow fever.
were reported Wednesday at Bruns-
wick, Ga.
A PROFESSIONAL OPINION.
Rev. F. Gunner, M. D. of Listowel,
• Ont., says regarding B.B.B.: "I have
used y our excellent Burdock Compound
in practice and in my family since 1884
and hold it No. 1 on my test of sanative
remedies, Your three busy B's never
sting, weaken, or worry."
Rad Eyes and Cypria rad a dead heat
for the Czarewith.
BURDOCK PILLS never gripe, sick
en or injure. They cure Constipation
.....and sic.: headache.
9110 Steamer Culonial, ashore for
some days on Pigeon Island, has been
released and is being towed into King-
ton harbor by the wrecking tug Pet-
rel.
IMPORTANT TO WORKINGMEN
Artizans, mechanics and laboring
man are liable to sudden accidents and
injuries, as well as painful cords, stiff
joints and lameness. To all thus troub-
led we would recommend Hagyard's
Yellow Oil, the handy and reliable pain
cure, for outward and internal use.
It was officially announced Wbdnes
day night by the Racing Committee
that the Valkyrie Vigilant race will
sailed over again on Friday.
Women with pale colorless faces,who
feel weak and discouraged will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by using
Ca/ter''s Iron Pslls, which are made for
the blood, nerves and complexion. '
An investigation' has been begun at
Princeton College, N. J„ into the recent
hazing, and the prospects are that the
hazel's will be severely punished.
b Prescription.
The Great E>n 13+1 rI��IF >ri
$ D
A sucoessfui Medicine used over - o
80 years in thousands of cases.
Cure. Spermatorrhea Nervous ^,
r Weakness, Sraiasione, Impotency
and all diseases caused by abuse.
fsErottE] indiscretion, or over-exertion., [Arrran].
Six packages Guaranteed to Cure when all others
Fail. Ask your Druggist for r>araEe+.Enpnxh
Pre.orlptl•n, take ne substitute.`. One package,
$1. Six $6, bymail. Write for Pamphlet. Addres►.
Eureka Cemical Co.. Dogrel!, Jilloii.N
James C. 1•Iueston,formerlf rxianageatt
of the New York Associated Pre✓is,. ded4,
Wednesday from cerebral meningitis,
aged 52 years.
DIZZINESS CAUSED BY DYSPEPSIA
Dizziness is a sympton of dyspepsia.
"I have used. Burdock Blood Biters
y► for 'dizziness, which came over me in
spalls, so that I had to quit work for a
while. The B.B.B entirelycured me."
James Wright, Chesterfield, Ont.
A reception by ]he city executive
wastenderedto the Australian •elicket
ers on their arrivalin Toronto ''Th•urs
day evening.. •
NO OTIIER EMULSION equals MYl'
burn's Cod Liver OiI1 pu1.0,90 titatatia.,;
ant taste, uourishing power or uzrati,ve
effect. •
The United States Senate ,hail an, Cir
night session last night over thif Silver.
Repeal Bill. No vote had been reached
ON THE PLATFORM
Public, speakers 'and.''sf i eiA` aro 'of-'
ten troubled with sore throat, and
•s nes9 and are liable to severe
bronchial attacks which n,iRlltle pre;;
vented and curtail by the use 6f: 'Hag -
yard's Pectot•tal Balaaipathehest;throa
and lung remedy in use,
Dyspepsia in its worst forms, will
yseld to the use of Caitor's Little Nerve
Pills, aided by Cartels Little Lived Pills;
They not only relieve' present dlst1esS
but strengthen the btplY.rich af. dl„c••
tive apparatus, ,•;: g
1•11111111-
HAFIyfi$;Tli`1G °Salib.
Familiar i'allcs by Farmers, Who Cut'Ellolr
.Crolrs With Macltittex'y,
Within tllo past few years many clo-
vines for cutting cern in the ;Field have
been introduced. Most of the cheaper
toole work on the principle of a sled With
halves at the side to slice or cut off the
tarn. The knives project at each side of
the elect, so that when it is drawn along-
sidotho row -the knives slice off the stalks.
close to the Ironed, while a pian or two
niers etanding on the sled catch the stalks
:ma pull them into'bnndles as they fall.
The Rural New ,Yorker, whioh, sent a
series of questions_ to farmers who'have
been using one of the best of these corn
cutters to itscertain : how this method of
cutting corn compares with theold hind
plan, received among curer 'replies the
r
fallall lily
x\nIul a farm or writes: "Thescientific
corn cutter does the work more easily
and cheaply. It won't work Well in
corn that is badly clown, It does bust
on drilled corn. From one to two acres
can be cut by ono horse and two men
in a day, The knives have to be sharp-
ened once a year. It will cut tsvo rows
at once."
A Maryland farmer made thee reply:
"One can cut eight acres a day if he
has a fast walking horse. The cost here
would be $1.00 per day, or about one-
four
ne-
fourth that of tho old way. If the corn
is not downbadly; ol'l toobad it
3iworks very
well. It works just the same on drilled
or ilillul corn. Ono does not have to stop
so often to put au arm lead down. It
takes two mon to work the cutter, and
one horse and two men will cut eight
acres a clay. There have been no acci-
dents, Omagh I have used it four years.
1' trate sharpened the knives only three
tines since I got it. We cut two rows
at ouco. In the first Place, cutting corn
in this wayis much easier than doing so
in the old way, and, in the second, one
can do much more in a day. We cut 10
hills before we stop to put them in a
shock. That makes a good armload. I
consider a corn cutter or harvester an in-
dispensable tool on a farm if there is
much corn to be cut and would not be
without one for any money."
A farmer who has had one year's ex-
perience only ill cutting corn by ma-
chinery said:
"When operated by two men and one
horse, it can perform the work of four
or five men. My test was made in corn
`that was fairly erect. It would not work
so successfully in corn that was blown
down. I should say that it would cut
drilled corn quite as well as hilled. There
have been no `accidents with it. It is
not necessary to sharpen the knives any
more frequently than one would sharp-
en other tools. It cuts two rows at
one thae. Its superiority over hand
cutting consists in the rapidity with
which it dispatches the work and the
saving involved therein. I do not con-
sider it an indispensable tool upon the
farm, although it is a valuable one."
Digging, Harvesting and Storing Potatoes.
In clean, mellow soil our modern po-
tato diggers do good service. Where
none is available, a common one horse
plow (or, a shovel plow) ,often answers
very well. Small patches may be dug
with a potato lzoolc or r1 digging fork, or
even a. common hand hoe. If deg by
machine or plow, the ground, after the
crop is picked up, can be harrowed over
with the smoothing harrow, thus bring-
ing into sight for gathering the few
tubers that had been covered up and hid-
den. The tubers may be left on the
grouird fora short time, and are then
gathered in box crates holding a bushel.
each, and thus drawn to market, cellar.
roothouse or pit. The simplest, cheap-
est, and generally most satisfactory man-
ner of storing for wintering over, next
to that in root cellar, is in pits, provided
the potatoes are covered up when cool
and protected sufficiently to keep them
from contact with frost, writes the au-
thor of "How to Make the Garden Pay."
Profit Tn Roasters.
There is in profit "
more ro tin roastingchick-
ens
pc ck
ens that weigh, dressed. about seven
pounds to the pair than in broilers, and
an experience we had this season illus-
trates it, writes the editor of Farni Poul-
try. Ho says:
We hatched an incubator lot of chickens
of five or six varieties Feb. 24, and cold
10 of them on June 7 at 80 cents a pound,
live weight, they bringing ,$10.72. On
•Julie 2C 40 more were sold, they bring-
ing
ring
ing $44.33, and on July 6 41 were sold
for•$44.26. The two laet lots fetched 26
cents a pound alive.
Here were 91 chickens sold for $99.31.
It isn't difficult to see a good profit there.
As showing the bettor profits in roasters
than broilers, we find the market quota-
tions of July 8-10 to be: Spring chickens
(roasters), 83 to 87 cents per pound,.and
broiler chickens, 17 to 20 cents ` per
pound. Not only is the last 1a to 2 pounds
Of f growth easier to put on, but it pays
the best..
Home Mixed Fertilizers.
..The analyses and study of home mixed
fertilizers and fertilizing materials af-
ford subject for an interesting bulletin
issued by the New Jersey station. Fol-
lolving are some practical conclusions
:lbriefey drawn from the report alluded to:
First -That the use of fertilizers in the state
is increasing, and that the present annual ex-
penditure of over $1,5,00,000 may bo very ma-
terially reduced by a definite knowledge of
what and how to buy.
SSet:ond—'that in the preparation of formulas
the qualify ofplant food isof r`
a) q y prime impor•
tance, and that the proportion of the different
elements, as well as the amount of the appli-
cat ion, should bo determined by the object of
their use, •
T::1rd--That • farmers can make mixtures
whirl] are equal to the. best manufacturers
brands and superior to the average—first, in
mechanical condition; second, frit concontra-
don; third, in (nullity, and, fourth', fn point of
cent.
Fourth—That in buyingmanufacturersi mix=
tares distinct advantages in quality and cost
g 4 Y
aro secured when bought direct from the mane.•
Iyoturors instead of frons local agents
UNLocae ALL THE. .CLOOGEO ecca TI0►Jli
OF THE DOWELS, -KIDNEYS AND LiVER,
CARRYINGOfFGRADUALLY, WITHOUT WEA$E1 -
iNO THE SYSTEM, ALL IMPURITIES AND FOUL
HUMORS. AT THE GAME TIME CORRECT"
ING ACIDITY of THE STOMACH, CURINQ
DILIOUSNEBS, DYSPEPSIA, HEAD-
ACHES, DIZZINESS, HEARTBURN,'
CONSTIPATION, RHEUMATISM,.
DROPSY. SKIN DISEASES, JAUNDICE.
SALT RHEUM, ''ERYSIPELAS, SCRO-
FULA, FLUTTERING •Or• THE HEART.
aeavouCNEsS, AND, GENERAL
DEBILITY. THESE ANP. ALL SiMILAR
COMPLAINTS QUICKLY YIELD ,TO THE CURA-
TIVE INFLUENCE OR BURDOCK BLOOD
BITTERS.
ammussmasammoseusna
Voir flan or yc'nfty 2'e.Lta s.
AN On» xJo WELL -TAXED Rim:Dr.—Mrs
Winslow'sSootliing Syrup has been used.
for over fifty years by millions of mothers
for their children while teothira., with per-
fect suoeess. It soothes the child, softens
the duns, allays all pain, cures wind colic,'
and is, the best remedy for Diarncaoa. Is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists in
every part of the World, Twenty-five cents
a bottle. Its value is inealeulable. Bo sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
and take no other kind
The Royal Prohibition Commission
sat in Windsor yesterday.
LONG WORMS, Pili Worms, Rourld
Worms W or Tape Wormsare promptly
destroyed and removed by Dr. Low's
Worm Sy; up
Four thousand people attended the
D ufferin Central Fair Wednesday.
J. R. Hooper, the alleged wife mur•
clever, has written to the Ottawa press,
asking the public to suspend judgment
until after the trial,
ditctron IPEeclielil ttrisociationt.
A meeting of the Huron Medical As-
sociation was held in the Council cham-
ber, Clinton, on October lOth. Presi-
dent, Dr. Woods, in the chair. The fol-
lowing members present, Drs Bethune
Smith, Woods, McTavish, McLachlin,
Armstrong, McCosh,. Shaw, Turnbull
and Gunn. Dr. Gunn presented sever-
al interesting cases in practice that
elicited long discussion. Dr, Bethune
read a very interesting paper on Pul-
monary Congestion This brought out
many varied experiences of the' mem-
bers prefent;Dr. McLachlan's papers
on alcohol in medicine was left over to
next meeting, owing to lack of time.
The next meeting will be held in Sea -
forth, when a large number of good
papers with be read.
Miss Lttie Huntley
Is the sister of r. W. S. Huntley of
Cortland, N. , a well known car-
penter and buil •r. Her frank state-
ment below giv only the absolute
truth concerning er illness and mar-
velous recovery the aid of Hood's
Sarsaparilla. Sh says:
"C. I. Hood & Co., L veil,11lass.:
"Dear Sir: Twel years ago I began to
have hemorrhages a€ four years ago became
so low that the physi ans told me
There V No Grope
and I should soon di I could not be moved
from
my bed. IInde y face were napkins
continually reddene with blood from my
mouth. Y could c ssoshnag and had 110
action of the bowels a week. The doctors
said the cause was ultirs in the stomach. At
this time my mother sic' she wanted to make
one more trial, and sked if -I would take
Hood's Sarsaparilla.: told her it would bo
A Waste 3f Gkf1f oney
but finding it would cgfort her, I began tak-
ing it. In a few daysthe bloating began to
subside, I seemed to f 1 a little stronger, but
thought it only fancy. was so weak I could
only take ten drops Sarsaparilla at first.
In two weeks I was a to sit up a few min-
utes every day. In a outh II could walk
acrose tido xoom. 1e day I asked what
they were to have dinner, and said I
wanted something hefty. My mother was
so happy she cried. Inas the
First Time. G lid Felt Hun-
gry for Tei Years
I kept on with Hood's saparilla and in six
months was as well as r in my life. It is
now four years since I I overed, and I have
not had a day's sickness nce, nor any hemor-
rhage. If ever a hum being thanked the
good Lord on bended is s it was I. I know
that Hood's Sarsapari , and that alone,
unquestionably Saved y Life."
Messrs. Sager & Jo gs, the well known
druggists of Cortland, say at Miss Huntley "is
is highly respected lady; h tatement of what
Hood's Sa
iaparHla
Has done for her Is wort tho highest confi-
dence." ills cure Liver ills,
VC able Pills are pre.
m ®®CI S pat to meet a legit],
ma emend for a mild,
efficient and reliable faini.l physic. They aro
purely vegetable, cont
ainii no . iii calomel, mercury, or ntinera b-
IIIc
stance of any kind. Hood's lis
act upon the stomach, 11 , and alimentary
canal, and euro Liver Comlint,Constipation,'
Nausett, Biliousness, Ilea hoIndigestion,
Sour Stomach, Distress aft�ating, Jaundice.
A cold maybo broken u atf ver prevented
by promptly taking hood's
Hood's • 'lis
Are prepared by C. I. Hood :»o.,Apotheearies,
Lowell, Mass. Price 25 Cents r box. Sold by
all druggists or Sent by Mail receipt of price.
Study A
Moment !
You are a b;isinessman and used
to straightforward business talk—
facts—facts—facts. Your wife has
been longing for . . . . ,
A IV nee'
Sideboard
Why not get it now ?
:SERE ARE FACTS
We are selling handsome Goods
cheaper than never. Call and see
our big stook at manufacturers'
prices. . . . . . .
®B it . 14 n G eS ' WE.
How Many Children
Have YauP
How many times a month do you
vis't a shoe store? Of course, your
children are just like other people's—
always wearing new shot's. 'You don't
let them go to school with their toee
sticking out. We have on hand a lies
of boys' school shoos en which you
can
Save 50 per cent
In Silo? Leather.
If you want a pair of fine boots or shoes
made to order, we are prepared to make
them better and cheaper than any other
firm in the country. Repairing a specialty,
iEO.JllhlNSOtl, Naxt Door
Southof Postaffice.
llo»1esa1e
&Retall
F urllitllr el
S cibnEY's
FURNITURE & UNDERTAKING
Establishment.—
Odd•Fellows Bloek. Opposite J Grigg's
Stationary.
"II STITCH IN TIDE SAVES NINE,"
SO WILL A DOLLAR INVESTED IN
MALTOPEPSYN
:3;tor 1'1414g 11011114 Igo Dress Well
'novo - "Waited Drosse
or Alive.
Dressed II'ogs bought subject 4o the
following eouditions:--2 lbs per ewt.off;
li lbs extra if shoulder stuck; .3 lbs for
either bung gut or Collett, if left in.
All :leo„,s to be rut through
from. Tail to Throat.
Highest Price paid for Hogs
weighing from 100 to 200
pounds, dressed.
SNELL RROS _& Dog
PALACE BAKERY
The undersigned having handsome-
ly fitted up bib parlor and restaurant
-will serve—
ICE CREAM
during the Summer Season. Also a
large supply of
Confectionery, Bread, Buns,
Cakes Sze.
Visits. Exeter every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon, All orders left
with George Sanders promptly attend-
ed fo, t
Oysters and fruits of all kinds in
tbeir season.
D, W, FOSS,
ITens Lab
Bicycles,
Sewing Machines,
aby 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 Largreins !
Greater Choice ! !
Lowest Prices. ! ! !
•
allu
*i1
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.
BRANTFORD
STEAM
LAUNDRY!
A. HASTINGS, Agent.
If you want your linen to
look whiter than snow, take
it to
AL. KRSTINGS, �
EXETER'S Popular Tonsorial Artist.
Ladies' and • Children'
Haircutting,
A Specialty.
It is not DeceSsr:l '
that , ;ou should hal i
your ( of les m iti:le from
»the Very, best mator•ls;
neither need you ha
the very latest style':
but to look well yell:
clothes)il1ust fit.
Th s i
Our Al 6.s�14Aa-aM
• Not only.' i to; make;
suit fit proper but
the latest style,
We Guarantee
. garment flint
leaves our shop will k
a perfect fit.
BERT JGT
BERT, 9
The Fashionable Cutter and. Fitter.
CEN���� aRVG S'T01�.
A complete stock of
Pur andReliable Drug
ALWAYS KEPT.
Iftiiit Tokjolivis, SI1lle
4t rightand reasonable prices,
Prescriptions
and Family, •1
Carefully Prepared.
1!flR'S llOItflti3I! POwI
the best iia the market.
C. LITTZ, PROI'
CLOT.ING
ELL
Masira.. bt.
EXETER :CNTARlu
Has now in stock
liattun'. end Nin1r
GOODS.
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES:
West of England Suitings and Trou
erings,
Scotch
Tweed1 i
Su t rigs and Trouser
lags.
French and English.. Worsted Clot
All made up in the Latest
Style,, ati best Rates.
<f SNELL
HO! R BARGA S.
Atkinson's Furniture Ware -
rooms is the cheapest . and, best
place in the County to buy Fur-
niture. .
$9.00.
' A first-class Bed -room Suite for r only �J and'
every-
thing else in comparison. All goods • g'uaranteeed to
be my own make, of first-class dry material, `nothir,
but best hard lumber used.
Ian artificial gastric juice -formula on every label] a
SAVE 99 DOLLARS Lumber and Wood
to any person suffering from stomach troubles, es-
pecially if taken at the first symptom of Indigestion, Taken in exchange for Furniture.
which is usually weight at the stomach, sometimes
attended by slight pain, and may follow either a
whoiesome or a heavy'meat At first, this feeling
soon passes away,and is onlyremembered as a UM('Ire 1i�attresses
un25te sant, whh, when epeated, gradually be,
conies more pronounced. To the average person is.
now suggested the cathartic pill, bitters, or other
liquid puratives, that will clear out the bowels. Such
treatment is worse than useless ; it is positively harm-
ful The trouble to in the Stomach, the Bowels are
not responsible, and relief will only come through
an intelligent treatment of the disorder within the
stomach. MALIOPEPSVN is the remedy for all
stomach troubles. Endorsed by the best physicians
of England and Canada. Send 2 cts. inostage for
Valuable pamphlet to HAZEN MORSE,
•....._•„ INTERNATIONAL DEMOS. ONTARIO.
The only place in town where you can buy the
Patent Dominion NicklePlated Wire e Tatti ESS—W
al-
ranted
not to
rust..