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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1894-8-2, Page 5p sr v 1 a f I XETE I MB b. Mr. J. Alcide Cllhaitssa ' Montreel, P. Q. A Marvelous Medicine Whenever Given a Fair Trial Hood's Proves Its Merit, The following letter is from Mr. J. Alcide Cheesed, architect ane surveyor, No. 153 Shaw Street, Montreal, Canada: '" C. I, Hood Ss Co., Lowell, Mass.: "Gentlemen: —I have been taking Hood's Sarsaparilla for about six months and :am glad to say that it has done me a great deal of good, last May my weight was 159 pounds, but since Sarsaparilla I began to take hood's Sarsaparilla it has in- creased to 1f3. I think Hood's Sarsaparilla is a ,marvellous ri ih:ino and ani very much pleased with it," J..AL('rnn Cneussn. Hood's pills cure liver ills, constipation, biliousness, jai:ranee, sick headache, indigestion. CHINESE IJOST F1AVIY Nei,rly Two Thousand Nen 'Killed. Off Rosa Island. ANXIETY IN GREAT BRITAIN The Prospect of War Using Declared is Viewed in London With Consterna- tion -Chinese Residents Flee- ing From Japan—V. S. May Arbitrate. Loetnorr, July 30.—All sources of in- formati4in agree that war exists, in fact if Rot in frame, between China and Japan. It is true, however, that the British Government has not abandoned the hope of staying farther hostilities. Her Majesty's Government is willing to go the greatest lengths to accomplish this object. War in the .far east would be regarded with genu ifiekconsternatiou by the British foreign office, It would 'mean the complete read- justment of the whole of the eastern' situa- tion, a readjustment which would surely result in serious disadvantage to British, interests even if war was actually escaped by this country. Hence there have been the greatest anxiety and activity in diplo- matic circles here for twenty-four hours that have been seen since England was on the verge of war with France just a year ago. The Central News has this despatch from Shanghai: "The Chinese warship Taao-Khan, which was captured by. a Japanese warship off the coast of. Round Island, was equipped partly for fighting. Although completely outmatched by the Japanese cruiser, she offered some resist- ance and lost fully a hundred men killed and wounded before she yielded. She was entirely disabled when the Japanese board- ed her. The troopship Dow-Shung tried to get away as soon as the Japanese warships be- gan their attack and made only a weak running fight. The Japanese guns swept her decks and carried off the Chinese soldiers by,the score. The latest estimate of the number who arrived here is 1,700. Only 40 survived the fight. It is said that all her officers were killed before she went down,. "The announcement that the rest of the Chinese transports arrived safely at Corea and landed their men is confirmed. On the 27th the Japanese fusiladed heavily those who had landed on" the 26th at Yachani. The Japanese officers hoped thus to prevent the junction of the Chinese with the Coreans near Seoul. Whether they accomplished their object is not known. "No news of .the hostilities can be ob- tained from Pekin. Messages are refused at the telegraph offices. The outlying battalions of the northern army are con- centrating rapidly at Takn, the rendezvous from which the regiments are embarked fpr Corea. *•.y` "The work of preparing harbor defences 'here advances. rapidly. Torpedoes are being laid in the north channel at the entrance of 'the Yang -Tee -Kiang. Great quantities of ammunition have been pur- chased by the government and are being collected at the ports for shipment. The exportation of rice and grain has been prohibited, The trade is paralyzed. The •coastiug steamers and smaller craft are afraid to leave the harbors. While every- thing looks like war the Chinese officials continue to maintain that, war has not been declared." The Central News says that in official circles there is a strong feeling in' favor of mediation on -the part of the United States, although few believe that Japan and China evould accept arbitration unless under con- siderable pressure. ' YolconatrA, July 80, -The army and. navy reserves have been summoned into service. Chinese residents of Japan are fleeing iii large numbers. Reliable news bus reached Tokio that the main body of Ohinete troops crossed the northwestern frontier of Corea on July 25. In official aitcles everybody is convinced that China's • -eeent negotiations were a mere subter- fuge to gaits time and concentrate her forces with 'a view to combining with the Odreans for an attack. It is reported that the Japanese ships have been fired oh from ;the shote: An Old Pensioner Sttieiile .. Enesesisoini, July 20.---I,,trick K1Ilo' aeagh, aged 70, tin old pensioner, shot himself in the abdomen lest night. He was removed to the hospital, where he died, It is supposed the old gentleman was weak -chided. eSVOUId No `� Loudon Western Fair Sept Toronto Goderioh Stratford Seaforth (South Hero))) Cli'Lurighto Kirknl:o n s Therndsie Fall Fairs, 1894 Be Patien t. 8HE (SIGHED FOR HEALTH round it in Peines Celery Compound, There is no virtue in patience when pain and dieease torment the body. It is a crime against Heaven and our fellow mortals to allow diseasc to gain the ntastery wdohoer.n. help ancl Me- is at our very A Kingstoo, Ont. lady, the mother of a large family, euffered for many years from kidney trouble and aearalgia. Medical aid and numberless medicines failed to remove her troubles. She began to be very im- patient with medical efforts; she chafed and fretted because her little ones could not receive the attention from her that they needed. The suffering vvifreand mother providen- tially had placed in her hands a record of cures and wonderful restorations to health effected by Paine's Celery Compound. That very day she procured two bottles of the mat yelows medicine, and in weeks time she felt that she had found the way to health, After using seven bottles ebe was made hale and strong; every trace of disease bad been baniehed, and to use her own words "she felt as if a new life had been given to her," Paine's Celery Com- pound can and will di5 the same good work of,all who suffer. It is a conqueror of direase whenever used. Attempted Assassination. Windsor, Ont., July 31.—A bold at- tempt at assassination was made In Sand- wich West Tuesday night—evidently the rough feeling which had been worked up on account of the :criminal assault alleged to have been committed upon Maggie Patterson by Isaac Buchannan, who is now in the Sandwich jail. Rich- ard Buchannan, a brother of the prisoner, went to his house, as the wife was afraid to be alone. ehoztly lifter midnight he was aroused by hearing a noise in, hie room, and called out to know who was there. A voice he did not eacognize re- plied that as he belonged to the Bucban- ean !tinily snd lease could not be got DA, his, (Richard's) blood would , do as well- -Before Bucbsnisan could .reply or make a move cf any kind be saw Alla flash and heard the report of a revolver. Another and still another followed before Buchrae. an was able to get oat of bed, but it was dark, and the straeger's aim was inac- curate and. he escaped injury. 'Before the font th shot Buchannan was grappling with the man and the two had a desperate fight ire the acorn. Finally Buchannap got away and secured a shot gun in the next room. Whenhe returned the man was juin/mite out of ;the Window, but es the gun was not loaded he got away. TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM'. Effectually yet gently, when costive ote bilioes, or when the blood is impure cr sluggish. to pernitnerally cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and tating or weagening them, to diepel head- aches, colds or fevers use Syrup of Figs. The quarterly business meeting of the Main et. :Eprorth League was held on Wednesday eveniug duly 25th. Among "Hare -eat Hone Social" on the evening of the last Tueldey 'in August, which is the "High mountains are a feeling But the hum ofhernan city torture' to -those who Buffer teem headache, murals gm and biliousness, but Stark's ePowders are an immediate pleasant and petwanent cure. You can get them f orn anyi good druggist for 25 cents a boa. Sturgeon Point, Ont., July 31—Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Carling, of the Still Bros. Co., Toronto, were drowned there at S.15 Tuesday evening while returniug from a fishing excursicn Thry were out in a canoe with which Mr. Carling was not accestomed. When fouud Mr. Carling had his coat half off and his legs were slightly entangled with a trolling line, The meal means of resuscitation wore applied, but the bodies haying been in the water upwards of two hours, life proved to be extinct. ECONOMY AND STRENGTH Valuable vegetable remedies are ased the pi eparation of Hood's Sersaparilla in full medicitiel value of every ingredient. Thes Rood's Sereaparilla combines econ- omy and strength and is the only remedy of which "100 Doses One Dollar" le true. Be sure to get Hood's, Heed's Pills do not pm ge, pain or gripe, but act promptly, easilyeiend efficiently, Litchfield, , July 51.—At 12 o'clock to -day a heavy wind, with the velocity accotnptiged by a downpour of rain and hale 'M roof of the High school build• ing was thin off alai the I:ridding was badly (Image& Over twenty small buildings throughout the town were wreck- ed. casualties are leported. The storm was soutb• east to north-east, and it is feared considerable damage has been done in the adjacent country. No appetite? Then do not try to force food down; but use the moat scientific means for restoring tone to the etomacti. How? Why, by taking Ayer'a Sarsapat- illa end ie surprisin,gly shalt time, your appetite rill ceme again, and come to stay, Hon. Clarke Wallaste, Controller of Customs, has been elee-ed president of the Triennial Council of the Orange Order. en Englishman working with Mr. John McLeod, farmer, Wolseley, Man., was struck end inetantly killed by lightning. A. dose of Ayer's Cherry Patera' taken in time has prevented many a fit of Meat - nest and saved numerous livee, This prier - es the neeeseity of keeping this incOmpar. able medicine where R can be readily reached at all hours of the diet and night. To be tree frotn siek headache bilious, nese, constipation, eict use Carter's Little Liver Pills.. Strictly vegetable, They qently stinsulate the liver and free tbe stomach from bile, E. D. C. is an excellent tonie, Sept. 3.-e15 Sept. 25-96 Sept. 27-28 Sept, 27-2S Sept, 27-28 T11111 UNIVERSAL ANSWER. What Dyes are always guaranteed, And an our country take the lead? The Dramond Dyes! What Dyes are strong, and bright, and fast, And always dies to live and last? The Diamond Dyes! Wbat Dyes give grand results each time, Whenever used in any clime? The Diamond Dyes! What Dyee bring profit, pleasure, peace, And by their work a great itecrease? ' The Diamond Dyes! What 'Ogee should all Canadians try? Hark! listen to that mighty cry — a The Diamond Dyes! NATIONAL PRE d UDIOES VANQUISH. ED. THE TRIUMPHS OF A GREAT DISCOVERY. The magnetic influence of gold attracts the people of every clime to our shores. Men of all nations, and speaking all the languages of civilization, are to be found congregated on our auriferouse Differing in all other things in their one - tome, habits, and religion—yet there is one point upon which their opinions coincide. Englishmen and Americans, French, Swiss Germane, Swedes Italians, and Chinese admit, without a dessenting voice, that the great remedies introduced into the world forty years ago by Holloway are better adapted to cure of dieeases in this climate than an other preparations in existence. This appears, in fact, to be the experience ef mankind in all parts of the world, and hence the univerral popularity of these medicines. We consider, however. that the boundless confidence placed en their efficecy by the representatives of so many nations at the mines, is a striking phen- omenon in medical. Many of these ereople in their youth, and even at maturity, were accustomed to the use of Mugs and nos trume peculiar to their several countries These remedies were connected in their minds with associations of home, and in- dorsed, as it were, by their national pre- judices. Yet they have been thrown aside and utterly repudiated, while Holloway's Pills and Ointment have adopted by a common impulse throughout the entire gold regions- There is only one way of accounting for this moyement. It le the result of conviction— conviction grounded on personal obeezvation and experieuce The:Ointment is rieed with such wonder- ful success as a dressing for wounds, ulcers and sore legs, and for all the external dis- eases and caeuslties to which the adven- turous gold hunter is peculiarly liable, that scarcely a digger's tent can be foend within the vast erea of the gold fields DD. provided with a etock ot this healing, soothing, cooling preparaticu. The fare fit a the digger, and sometimes his habits, tend to -vitiate the blood and develop running sores and purulent ulcers of the body and limbs. Bad legs, especially, are very com- mon at the diggings, and seriously inteifere with the labours of the diggers. The worst cases of this class are cured by the Ointment with extraordinary rapidity. The best method of healing some legs and ulcets generally, is by rubbing the Oint- ment into the inflamed. parts around the orifice, first opening the pores and soften- ing the flesh witle warm fomentations. The part effected is then dreesed with lint or linen saturated in the Oiatment. Such is the external treatment, but it s is also proper to give the patient a few (lofts of the Pills during tho progress of the cure, as they serve to purify the blood end dis- charge morbid matter from the system, while the Ointment is doing its work on the surface,—The Scientific Witnese. A Brantford telegram says it is under- stood that the late Mr. H. Yates has left an estate of 5600,000. Mrs. Yates has an annuity of 54,000 a year, and the $600,000 is divided in trust among his three eons, Jas. Richardson, a well known Montreal business man and a member of the former wholesale leather firm of Ilea, Riehordson fee , was killed Thursday by the Sorel tram on the Montreal and Sorel Rrailway at Longuegil, while walking on the track. Have no equal as e prompt and pesitive core for tick headache, biliousnees con- stipation. pain in the side and all liver troubles. Carter's Little Liver Pills. Try them. MaSiduey Mallot, of Dover, is another gentlenme confident that he has struck, a rich bed of coal near Dresden, Mr. Mallet bas been engaged extensively in oil boaring operations throuehout Kent county. In bearing near Dresden a short time ago, be obtaiued samples of what he considers coal in a crude state. Mr. Mallet is enthusiastic over his fiud7endavill endeavor to prove nis conjecture as to the presence of coal correct. .Ncr TEAT KIND. Scott's Emulsion die.s not debilitate the stomach as other medicines do; but on the contrary, it improves digestion and streng. , therm the stomach, Its effects are imme- diate and pronounced. What may reault in a serious aecideut occerree Thursday morning at the , James Hay Menefee -it -ohm Company's worles. A young man mimed John Smith %N as en, :4; a laisseses are more or lessdliieetly occasioned by bad bioed. B. P. B. eut:os. the following .Skin Aiaetntea, Shingle.?, Lrysipolae, ttchinit Rashes, Salt Rheum, ,Scald goad. diruptloes, Dimities en() Blotabes, by removing all impurities from the blood from a common Pimple to the worst Sorofulope Sere, '1,10iidan '.W.0.104011. KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live bet- ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world's best products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form. most acceptable and pleas- ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax- ative ; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. lehas given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medic& profession, because it acts on the Kid neys, Liver and Bowels without weak ening them and it is perfectly free from 'every objectionable subetanee. Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug. giste in /5c. bottles, but it is manu- factured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered. For Sale at C. Luzz's Drug Store BEDROOM SUITES' American Itheurnatie Cut e. for Rheum etisua and Neuralgia, redioelly cures in 7, to days, Its aution upon the system is remerk. aide and mysterious. It xemovse at once the cause arid the disease inumedietely dis- appears, The first dose greatly nenefits 75 °auto. Sold by 0. Lutz. Dreggist. 818 Sirn,—I bad such a severe cough that my throat felt as if scraped with a rasp tatting Norway Pine Syrup X found that Burdock Blood Bitters cure dyspepsia. Burdock Blood Bitters cure Constipation, Burdock Blood Bitters cure biliousness. Burdock Blood Bitters cure headache, Burdock Blood Bitters unlock all the clogged secretions of the bowels, thus cur- ing headaches and similar ooraptainte, EsetorPackingiouo Ask for our r`PLUME" brand Meats. They are the best. SNELL BROS. Its • a genuine pleasure to show our gbods. Never before were we able to give .so media for the money as now. I Look at . this, Ladies. You never realized the beauties of furniture, it yOu 'haven't seen our lines of bedroom suites. An inspectien of cm.. line of• furniture will reveal to yen a variety of designs and lowness of price snob as you could hardly dream of. A. lot_ of new good$3 arrived this week. Call and see them. WHAT A WILL BUY - If spent in the right piece, That J. D. -Atkinson's is the right place to buy your furniture. The following facts and figures- proye : 10 Piece Bedroom Outfit, DRESSER, 520.50. WASH STAXD, TABLE. Corning brides and young married couples take advantage of the above offer. We supply co olfort cheap. DATKINSON Furniture Manufacturer, north of Town Hall. VXCEL ALL OTHERS. Canada's. Great the handle that regideterl :be eaw struck sa KJ A,. .1 hint a 'wrote blow in the pit of t stotruma. REV.. W. A, NEWOONI 3E, Thomaston, , AI teenal iujiiries or not. Maine, writes; Suffering froin indigeston when in Nova SWIM 1). year ago, a package of K. D. C. was given me. I cheerfully, acknowledge that the effect of t4e remedy in curing the trouble ivas very marked and prompt, as well es lasting. gow TO GET A "SUNLIGHT sdua 25 "Sunlight"Sotm wrappers (wrap per bearing the worde "Why does a woman look older sooner than a men') te Levet Bros., Lid., 43 Scott St., Toronto, and yon will receive by post a pretty picture, free from advertising and *ell worth framing. This is an easy way to decorate your home. The soap ie the best in the market, and it will only cost le postage to send in the Wrappers, if you lertee the ends open, Write your addrese carefully, TRY0130-one head of cattle on the Exe pertmeatal Patin at Jaraeclon, Man, , have been sleughtered, Owing to the ortaitence of thhertulo-is among time cettle, No other medicine hoe equalled Hood's Sarsaparilla in the relief it gives oavere eases ot dyspepsia, tick headache ete. '1(0 0\''.1(0 ]).511111 1894 Vast Improvements This Year Exhibits and Attractions., -‘1 I (wive argent)! so that late'tee fft e° t el ode isneoaf nos:tell!: ATlichIlleetr! il-letP1.6,ni(114 and regulate the j. Largest Finest Designs. Lowest Prices Immense show rooms loaded with goods ; every quality, style and price, but all the best for the least money. Our Spring Store now complete, is the pick of the mar- aet in everytbing—is elegant and varied beyond description. Parlor Furniture • Will be the fate this week. The unus- ual size and variety of the line doen not admit giving pieceS in detail. Odd Pieces Will be especially attractive in price, and all who wish for much, in return for small outlay,will not be disappointed. ODDPELLOW'S BLOCK. A Full Stock gliOrd VIPPLIES --AT Browning. s —DEALER LN— Fancy - Goods, Bibles, Hymn. Books in every var- iety, Scribblers. Pads, Note Paper, Ink, Pens, Pencils, Lock Btrses, Etc., etc. W, Browning's hrriagos 111:gons We have received a choice lot of Children'e Carriages and Wagons, which will be sold Conte and see them and bo convinced. Our Stook of BOOTS egis SHOES is now complete in every lioe. Prices to suit everybody. We don't advertise a 20 per cent discount and claim a 20 per cent profit for our trouble, nor do .tve drag people off the street to induce them to buy. Come in yourselves and get prices, and yoo see at once we have no 40 per cent, profitt Good Cow-hide,Hand-made.Boots $2:90 Bale 2.25 Boots 90 s 85 80 " Plow Incr:tostund aoon kvarge for rips; also see our Hat - Sara Can't be beaten for style and give y, and everything it the Harness ti Not having more than 50 years longer to live, I lo do all the gooil I can in the inrel est of Alen, Woraen 11)ere wilt be about as much financial profit in the t there will be to' McLean or NV eisakilier whoever gels m. gsAV determined Men's all wool Tweed Suits to order or ,$10 oo ; Fine Blac uits from $1,5 00 up. We make a specialty of fiLe goods. Our Quinea Trousers beat the world $0 25, spot cash. Give us a'ca.11 and See for LT H. GRIEVE, Exeter Harvest on Hand BINDER TWINE STOCK OF ALL KINDS FULL. i"a;n-resFtOltitEtVs,EFRoYrkBsOaDlYl 'kinds '`,':and sizes, Best machine oils. Come and See. JOSEPH COBBLEDICK EXETER LUMBER YARD. The undersigned wishes to inform the public in general that he keeps Con.- stantly in Stock all kinds of B UILD IN 'AIATERIAL, (DRESSED AND UNDRESSED) PINE and HEMLOCK LUMBER, B. C. RED ONTARIO AND HIGH LAND And. PINE SHINGLES. Special notice is drawn to B. C. Red Cedar Shingles which is ackuoWled to be the MostDurable Timber of any that grows. Specialty for Shingles. Said, by competent judges to last from thirty six to forty years in any climate. JAM. 297I.L.X4IS I 9 IN3 OIL, OIL THE BOBIER PRODUCE', CO. have decided to Retail Oil at Wholesale Prices : Best eftuttaian Oil, Best Canadian Water White Best American Water White COME ONE, COME ALL. 12c. "Mc BOWER PRODUCE CO. J. Murray & Co, Manufacturer of PLOWS, LAND ROLLERS, TWIN PLOWS. Wholesale Manufacturers of Plow Castings. Also General Castings con- tracted for in Iron and Brass. Also Manufacturers of Bridge Belt ends, 'Washers, etc. Iron pipino and fillings kept constant ly on hand; Repairs promptly execut- ed. Change in, Eusin.ess Butcher Shop Having purchased. the Butchering bus Mess of Messrs. Wood Bros., will take possession on April 1st, and I would yes: pectfully solicit the patronage of all the. old customers of the shop and. as mans/ - new ones as can favor me with a call. Meats of all kinds always on hand,, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. a_BicYcle? Stvle: tit PNEUMATIC TIRE Is the only Tire that geve satiefaction last year MANUFACTURED BY The Geoid Bicycle Coii LTD. TORONTO Penson's Block. The date whets the subscription expires is On the address label of each paper, the hang° of which to a seleetnient date be, Will pleaksei exam:till:dr label before and er ma no a ern 4006 LOO at th date on your label this tj TREBLE week, and See that your bathe is mark. 6 ed *ell in advance, Best Ordered Clothing producedin Exeter Gentlemen I leave your orders earl:eller with the beet stalf,ot Tailors ; tdia UN - emelt of Oho Trimmintot, and the WA. liattingin Town, $4 ire enre of estiehtet.