Exeter Times, 1900-4-19, Page 5Twenty-one herbs, roots and barks of
the greatest medicinal value, form Or
Native Herbs the best e -d
h T' ml;le y l?lmhf)wn.
for diseases of the blood, stomach, liver
and kidneys. The most stubborn cases
of Dyspepsia, Constipations Catarrh or
Rheumatism, yield at lance to the won-
derful efficacy of Our Native Herbs.
It is a powerful blood purifier, au active
kidney and liver regulator, and, goes
directly to the source of a disease like
Rh
it perm,aueutly from the system.
I suffered with rheumatism for about six
years, so crippled at times that I could net
walk without a cane. I was not even able:
to drive. After using Qur Native Ilerbe
about three moults I could go anywhere
without my stick; and am able to do as
=nett Work as any other men of tray see (36),
Waxes= x GozT Q , Stay uer, Out,
A box of Qur Native Herbs contains enough
tablets for 2Q0 days' treatment—from 31 to j
ehe quantity will usually effect a cure. gad].
box is re,:stered like a back note and contains
a registered guarantee. If not benefited your
money back. Also sold its powder form. If
you can't get it from. your druggist, we will
mail you a box (either tablets or powder) ou
receipt of $r,
ALONZO 0. BLISS CO. 232 St. Paul et., Montreal, Can.
HAIR!
,GOODS
6'� i:wrtti:w l a.J' 1p" a
1
OF' TORONTO,
Ile will be Gomm
CENTRAL HOTEL lt a
Exeter, TI -1 LiR.r-a` DAY.
MAY 3.
This Spring Visit of 1900 I am prepared to
show a larger variety of New York, London
and Pari;, Styles than over oirored to the pub.
;' lie before. 1 shall have Ladles' and Gentle.
meds Wigs, Toupees. l3an s. \V:,vy bud pinto
Front.. ;watches of all long hair fu every
length and shade, etc.
LADIES, my goods aro recognized as the standard of Perfec-
tion and their use protects the head and produces a younger- ex-
pression to the face.
GENTI.14MEN AILE YOU BALD t I invite you to my dhow
rooms= to domonstra-thi complete zjuccac:a of my Art Coverings,
o 7IgIt si,e-Teepe.. , worn on over 55,000 heads. They are light
weight. strong, and most natural in appearance, and a protcc-
tion'.to the heard agsuzst draughts. colds, catarrh, neuralgia, etc, and give la younger and
sourer expression to the face. Please remember day and date.
Also, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SEAFOHTH. THURS.: MAY 3, and F1UD_1,Y 4.
and -
MONEY TO LOAN.
We haveunlimited private funds for invest-
ment upon farm or village property at lowest
ates of interest.
DICKSON Ec CARDING
Exeter:
W GLADMAN
(Successor to Elliott & Gladman)
Bolster ,S licitor, liotaly Pabiic,
Conve
er, Etc .
yane
:
Money to loan on Farm and village
....properties at Lowest rates of interest
FFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
t
S. AND
L.D:S
KINSMAN',
DIC. A, R. •7iTRaDIAN, L.
D. S. D.
D.S
S.,.Honor
Graduate
"of Toronto University. Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after effects, Moe in Fan.
son's block. West side of Main
treet, Exeter'
}
. i'.
JTNTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University,
lid Royal College of Dental Surgeons o
ario. All bridge work, Crowns, ai d. Plato
done in the neatest possible manner. A
ass anaesthetic for pathless extraction,
fleetest attention given to the preservat-
o o the natural tenth. Office opposite Con;
psi Hotel, Exeter, Ontario. .
..Iti FTING
Leundersigned is prepared to do Grating -
,
rating Pears. ,-A-pples, Plums and Cherries. Scions
Olt.rirefutly selected. Satisfaction gnarahtoCd.
rharges moderate.' S. POWELL, Exeter.
STJRIROGATE
}; HE dOtJNTi' 0I' $LJRO1NT.
C.OUIiT:'OIt T
In ibe estate of ;Micbcel Nd' isle; de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that after publication
Hereof in three successive issu es of DIE Exam,b
TOMS, the undersigned will Blake application
to the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron,
for, letters ofadministration of the estate of
Michael Novine, late..; of thevillage
e of MI. ti
nae. in• lie„ township f Stephen, n y
blacksmith,• deceased, who died:at
T
�a
of ur
Mt. Cayrrmel`aforesaid •on the Gbh day of Decent-.
cr A. aD.1599. 4
JOHN GREGORY QUARRY,
By X N.NN"CTIU1 OODSIAN,
his Soiiciter.
i March, 1000.
It. Carmel, 2811
PASSED BLOOD:
T oa ells Pi 0. Ont., writes : y
Airs. Travzts, 1' inMy
Husband wad :•so.bad'with 'Jjiarncoea`that; leo
passed bl, 1; and could get nothing to cure him
until he Dz,. 'Fowler's Extract of Straw-
berry:, a itaved. hoe Lite. '•
THE OH'iA.PION S t'AY-
WIRE PENCE IMPR'tOVED, THREE
STVLES. Pots placed 40 feet apart and guar.
antoed. Either to might or Coiled wire used,
best No. 0 steel. Also the American steel wire
fonce-
pASTUR,AGE.
10 or is cattle taken for the season. Running
water.
OUSE IN HENSALL
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Seven rooms, good well, good Mention on
OxtorrtA
W, St Apply y to BL,1iLI19'OIi.D
Hurondale.
NOTICE TO CK1DflO%5.'
All persons having any claim's° a `iLinst the.
estate of Wellington.1efersE r wg d on
sse lio led
or about the 3rday of ut 99, at MacLeod,
in the' Northwes Ter tar aro horeby re-
quested to sea f 1 'c mars of their
claims with their lr, anddescriptions to
la w c s
A. . 1. aor Y a • of Palmerston
its
iE a c t ,.te
the county of -pston on or before the IOth
day of May, inataafter which tame the Ad -
=twist -rater of the estate, below named, will:
proceed to distribute the saki t.8to
to
accord -
ng to law, having regard only to the claims
then filed..walhhim.
Dated at •Palmerston this lOch day of April,
1990.
• T1f0itf•AS IDSSEP,V,
Administrator of the said Wellington Jefcors
Essen-.
ENDERS WAN TED.
Tenders for the erection of the Grand l3cnd
Presbyterian Manse are requested to have
their tppplic{ations in en orbefore the evening
of the 25th inst. Plans and specidoations are to
be seen at the 1 o e, zdence of Rev. S. A. Corriere.
Lowestender not acce .ed
S A CARTIIERECairman of
• Building Committee..
Five' Packs • f Cards Fr
One pack i11ay I. 0, U. tfoD7o;' .One nock •
Escort,- pack 'Flirtation.,'. One:pPacic `Hold -
ib -light.' One pack 'Oar Sofa Holds olds Two.'
Samples of 20 other style$ with book full of no-
ioris. Servo 00Oilver forostage.
• A. W. KINNEY, E. T.;
Salem—Yirmoitith; tic. S
•
CUT THIS OUT
and send ns with ;i centsiir silver and you will
get byreturn mail a GOLDEN BOX OF
GOODS th't will bring you in Moan Moxgy,
in one month, than anything
else in America.
w.E. T.,
Salem—Yarmouth. N_. S
a�l�d9.er
Cry for
i
IA.
THE 4X,JTER. TIMES
Exemption .Voted Down "The Mitt G'annQ.t Grind
with Water That's Past.A
A. meeting of citizens, of Seaforth,
called by the Mayor, ivas held in the
Town hall there last week. to discuss
the advisability of subtnitting a by-law
to the ratepayers granting • exemption
frons taxation, for ai terns of ten years,
to the proposed purchasers of the Ogil-
vie nails property, lliessrs, RQllins &
Stewart Broe.. The subject, was pretty
thoroughly discussed aud sipon a show
of bands being taken the proposal was
voted down by a very large majority.
On this account A. J. Rollins has de-
clined to fake hold of the mill, but the
Stewart Bros., viz: Andeiv, James and
George, are going to Anatol a colxiliany
and operate the nai11. They will take
hold lst May. %Ve wish them success.
in their venture,
•
14•AI01 PURCHASED.— Henry Rundle,
formerly of Eden, but lately of Hew
sail, has purchased the Melnues farm,
Thames Read, for $7,200, and has inov,
ed onto the same. Mr. ?McInnes will
move to Exeter in dune,
GOLDEN WLrADING,---fon Friday last
Job)) White, the senior proprietor of'.
Tug TIS and his estimable lady,
celebrated the SOtlt anniversary of
their wedding, at their house in Exe
ter, surrtiuoded by the members of
their family, and noose closely connect
ed reiatlyee, to the number of thirty.
• Dot: and Mrs White are of Irish des
cent, bath being natives of County
Tyrone, Ireland. They were married
in Philadelphia. Fa., and e=ante to Oan-
,•:,, /ell!) gin Stptt1Yville, where Mr,
'1, tett a postmaster for many
years, scall conducting a general store
there. About :15 ycats ago they moved
Crest: to St, Marys, where they lived
until; Mr, White Was inclined to start
to newspaper. !u Exeter, tsnd in August,
1 3; establ.islsed Tion Thine, which
has since been nudes his control. They
are both in the seventies and
• enjoy comparatively good health. Mr.
Wh te, notwithstanding a fracture to
one of his hips a few years
ago,
being still a. daily visitor to the
+office. They were blessed with five
sails and two danl;lotere, Their fata-
lly -'W. J., of the Immigration De.
pat tniexit, Ottawas ; T. M. and J. J.,
of the Windsor Review; M. J., of TiIi
Tterns, and two daughters at home.
The re -union 'vast a very pleasant one.
Many= costly presents were received in
ct,ttmtuemoration of the unusual event.
Tho evangelistic services wbielt are
being conducted its Trivitt 11Ien1oriai
church by the Rev. Arthur Murphy,
,vitt «lose an Tuesday evenine next
with toauksgiving service.
The Rev. Arthur Murphy will preach
in Trivia, Memorial church ou Sunday
next, at the hours of 11 a. 111.,'I.15 part.
and 7 p. no. The service at 4,15 is for
men only. Subject, "A. Good Choice.
All men are invited.
0. Knight, who has been in the em-
ploy or the Grants Trunk Railway for
over 40 years, and who has had charge
of the herder depot for 20 years, has
resigned lois position and will .retire
from the active duties of station Hfe.
His son, John, who has been his as-
sistant, for some years has been ap-
pointed to the fall charge oP th
Exeter depot. We wish Mr. C. Knight
many years of healthfulness to enjoy
bis well-earned rest, and wish his .suc-
cessor every success in his new office.
Sodom
BRxurs. Miss Jessie Creech is 'the'
guest of Miss Eva and Emily ^ Penhale..
—Mr. John Penhale claims to be the
owner of one of the most prolific
pigs in the County she having present-
ed her owner with no less than eight-
een little porkers one day last Week.
—Next comes Abe Dearing with a
mammoth hen egg, the dimensions of
which are seven by eight and a half
inches. .Abe challenges any other hen
in the Township to beat this—The mill
was shut down for a. couple of days
last week for repairs and improve-
ments.—One featureof the League lest
Sunday night was reading of a letter
received by one of the members from
Miss Lilly Harris who lately wept to
the N. W. and was formerly one of
the leading members.
HIS LIFE W S SAVED.
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a.wonder-
ful deliverance from a frightful death.
1n telling of it he says : "I was taken
with Typhoid Fever, that ran into
`Pneumonia. My sungsbecame harden-
ed. I was so weak 1 couldu't even sit
up in red. Nothing helped nee. I ex-
pected
x-
ec, d to soon die of Consumption,,
p e
when I beard of Dr. King's. New Dis-
covery. One bottle gave great relief..
I Continued to use it and now am well
and strong. I can't say too much in its
praise." This marvellous medicine is
the surest, and quickest cure in the
world for all Throat and Lung Trouble.
50 cents and $1.00, at any Drug Store ;
every bottle guaranteed.
MARRIED
ROBSON—DTUTTON— At Oshkosh,
Wi3`„ on
April 5,John Robson, of Stoughton, Wxa., to
Alice Maud Dutton. sister of Mrs. Jas, Slep-
perd, Clinton... -'
GIBB-IMlttlO-At the Manse, Exeter, on the
18th inset, by Rev. W. M. Marna, B. D,
Daviel C. Gibb, 01 Fallarton, to Miss Jane,
youngest daughter of John Imrie, of Tucker
smith.
i ISHPR—CUIttiYL'N—At the rosidenee of the
bride's father, Godericb township, on .A.pri14,
by Rev. J. A. Anderson,B. A., Herbert Fisher,'
to Francis Jane, daughter of Henry Curwen.
ANDERSON—WOOD—In Usborne, on the 12th
ins, , at the home of her brother ; Wm. Wood,
by Rev, Mr..Jowitt, H N. Andorson, teacher,
to Miss Ida, dgn hter of the late W. Wood•
JONES—DENT—In Mitchell; on the 10th ' inst.,
b .It . Mr.Kcrrin Charles by.Rev.
��; a lel J
ones, of. Strat-
ford, to hiss Freda, daughter. of A, Dent,
Barrister, lteholl.
SMITH LA0l)LAW—A1 the Manse, Eginond;
ville; on April 1lth, by Rev,, N.• Shaw, B. A.,
John Smith, of Hullett,: to Miss Ella Laidlaw,
daughter of George Laidlaw; of'Tucke.rsn ith.
PRICE- HUTOHIVSON—At the residence of
thebrides father, Seaforth, on April lith, by
Rev. Mr. Russell, Isaac D. Price, of A"yliuor,
to Miss Bertha 11.. daughter Of ' Goorg"'e
Hutchinson, Esq.'
DIED
IMMcDOU GALL—In Goderioh township. on April.
5, Ann eDongall, wife of Wm, ]Elliott, aged
56 years,
WHITIDLEY-In Godericbi on April 4;, John
Wesley Whiteley, ,,aged 35 years, 5 months
and 23 days.
S R
ARM T ONG=-Tn DGodericri,.A cit 6,• ar-
in11faig
et avies, wife of Edward Armstrong;' aged
52 --ears, 4tlionths and 93 days.
McNAUGHTON—In Clinton, on April 5, Cath-
arine McDonald, relict of the late John Mc-
Naughton, of` Stanley, aged 58 years and 1
niontli,
SCALD: HAND.
Some years ago Iscalded my hand very badly
then took cold in the burn, my hand swelled
and was very painful, but halfa bottle'of Rag-
yya>;ds Yellow Oil cured' it eompletely. Mrs.
Wannamaker, Frankford, Ont.
This (s what a fagged. out
tearful tittle woman said
tcllrng her cares and vea%-
noses. Her friend encouraged
by telling of a relative who
hadjust such trQubles.and was
cured by ffogd's $arsaparilla.
The little woman .now has tears of
jey, for sloe tool., good a, which pother,
blood in primo order, and mile lives on
the strength, of the present instead of tl
worrying about that of the past.
Humor--" When 1 need a blood purifier
I take Ilood's Sarsaparilla. It cured my
burner and it is excellent as a nerve tome,"
AP= Ea'ro:4t Stattorsi Springs, Conus.
rysipe1a5 Sores—"After scarlet fever
=Prang sore was lett on pay inose. Took
#cod's Sarsaparilla, and it cured arae. My
brother was also relieved by nor ergs pelas.
*obis face." Err Covessn, Burden, N. P.
n
Good 'Clothes
are worth the
price asked
for them.
SHOREY'S
CLOSING
is made to fit
not made
to order.
]@14oc1 v lI31s curs liver Ills :Om no :xr4tas raj and
qnl eaitlaaiat10 to. latae walla nua0 fi
The :Minneapolis Journal says ; All
the fa t theta of the world on to sort of
international trust to restrict the pro•
(Institut of ti heat and sante prices: is
the plan which it is hoped to carry in-
to efi'xe't, at the International Agri-
eultnrttl Ct,tat'e•rotrce in Paris, July 0
to 10, It i^: el °posed to ask the world
L•tt i•eshwe their wheat nutptat by 20 per
cent.. and 1141t. to sell ir~ bushel for less
than a. dollar,.
t'ilSY WAY TO
SUE MONEY.
DIF ! 1OMD DY58
TsNi by All I. eonolltikal
Women.
von', throw away your old blunse,
all, .•t, wast .ar tint'es simply because
yo to are tit ell of the whir tar because
t ^a faded or smiled.
Roy a teen vent yet loge of Diamond
is es and with bleb• work you can
po attire aa: garment that looks like
1la lti.
If you 11131;e Caryl clothing for your-
self or the s•hilelten. ilu' ini'e to dye it
with a new ei'b.r t.f the Diamond
Dyes,
.Beware of imitat.ioes ; also: for the
an
Diamond Dyes and tike no others.
Direction snot: and Card of IS Colors
sent free to arty .adtli ess. \Fells .�.
Co.,C,
Richardson ., •.att,t Mountain St.,
Montreal, P.
NEW
.eat Market
The uudersogned has opened up u
new meat market one unor.
South of Carl ng Store
where he will keep the choicest of
means constantly on hauu1.
A, (.A1] I (1]t)1ED
JOHN T. PLANNING
EXETER
ROLLER MILLS
&L`t'F AYS READY
FL
Mill Feed and. Cern
CONSTANTLY KEPT
IN STOCK.
l3IG'nt'ST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR
GOOD RED WINTER WHEAT.
Carload Matin. Southern Sweet and
Improved Learning seed Corn.
J. COBBLEDICK & SON.
You Make
stake
if you ha tT Pale, Greenish,
or Sallow Ci9mplexion, Cold
HandsF
and yet Loss of Ap-
petite,
e etit - D
l
e sa Lack
of
Energy or5tomaoh Troubles,
ou Make
Mistake ,
When you do nout ue r W s D . a
iti,a s
Blood and Nerve Pills to counter-
act
e
ount r
act these conditions. Why? Be-"
cause they contain all the natural
elements necessary to build tip the
human system. The. wayto a cure
Y
lies along the road from the stomach
to the blood and nerves. All food
is acted on bythe stomach an.d pre-
pared
pe
.ared for absorption into the s stern.
P F Y
Dr:; Ward's Pill3 give just the pro-
per help
to a tired system, an
dif-
fuse'a
glow of health through the
whole human frame.
You feel yourself ette,weit
Dr B1oci: `
when you . take , Want sw, .
and Nerve Pills.
soots. per box, flue, boxes for $200. All drug
ai.ts. gr:Sam Wilttrms dt Co., Toronto, Ont,
STd by
eliabledealer
only.
t.4
Any arttc.
of c.okhing bea
is sure to be good, as .n every garment made
by H, Shorey & Co., ter reputation is at
stake, and they cannot afford to sacrifice that
Shore'.Shorey's Clothing is sold ou the un-
derstanding that if it is not satisfactory your
oney will be returned.
MA R K.
;eater s PHIL ., 3s
Marley
Peas
hatter.:,.,
OREY'S Cars Serge Sate
Retail for $12.75
et t0 nt
i to .1
91; to jae
lei to
110 to 10
Turkeys . to to Lt
b1eese...., .. .. _ 4o G
Chickens per lip ,... G to 7
Duets.... . 7 to t+
Moot.,,.' ,,,, Fs to r5
Toned 4•ppics. .. ll to to
Pork dressed.,.. .. £0.:, to G'K
LONDON' 314
Lsndan. ,41'l:•t,.11 /1.10M
Wheat, per bi;ettel, t eat f?tr
{]ars
53, to Zia -
to e;.
rley-,n • :b to 4w leStt5lresL , ... to 4
Ityo .., al to
Vitra . ao
4e,
Milner .,., ,.... .. to 10
zaga•••• - . 15 to
lhacki ,ata to
Turl.eya 1Ie At ,-., .. its to
4teereper2+,..... 0 40
.54 to
C'heesei,,..,. ...... t to ,-at
rotaterrs ger arc .. . ,d to ,
• gg
.. $1.5ta to 25.00
EISMARK'S IRON NERVE.
Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous
energy are not found where Stomach,
Liver, kidneys and Bowels are out of
order.If you want these qualities and
Bon SPccees they bring, use Da. la.ing's
New Life Pills. They develop every
iaowerof brain and body. Onl