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The Exeter Advocate, 1894-5-17, Page 7HOTLY ORO ED By the Seven Provinces of Our Dominion. Pain's Celery Compound Honored and Esteemed Above All Other Medicine. A few years ago, that health giveng and life-saving medicine, Paine's Cel ery Compound, was given to the people of Canada in a quiet; honest and unos- tentatious way. This discovery, of a giant intellect in medicine and science, was given to the people of Canada with confidence, and the happy results are unparalleled in the annals of medical science. The great mission of Paine's Com pound was to root out and banish dis •ease and suffering, and to give new •health, strength, vim, energy and activity to weak, nervous. sleepless and run down men and women. Up to the present,the•career of Paine's Celery Compound has been astonish finely grand and successful. In its great battles and magnificent victories over disease. this grand scientific agent has driven to obscurity a host of quack nostrums and deceptive medicines that took away from the sick and afflicted what little physical strength they pee- sessed, and their hard-earned money as well. Whenever and wherever the common patent medicines of the day failed to cure-when. deters, after honest• stay gree up their patients as Incurable --Patties Celery Compound, extended the mighty right hand of power. and saved from death and the grave those who had faith to lay hold of the res cuing held. No other medicine holds such a re cord of wonderful works and cures in our young Dominion, and no other has ever received such notices from physic- ians and the press or the country. The honors won by Paine's Celery Coin - pound span this broad Domitlion, from ocean to ocean. The seven provinces have awarded it the palm of victory for its marvellous and triumphant suc- cess. • This is a position at once high and colnmauding-a monument of fame and honor that time and circumstances eau never dim or dethrone. Readers, ye who are weary, brain tired, sickly, suffering and diseased, this gr>tud discovery in medicine is offered specially for your troubles and physical burdens, It will restore to you the t,lessithgs you so eagerly crave for—a healthy body, a clear brain, bright eyes, the glow of health in the face, and the quick and elastic step. You must decide at once; your coarse must be marked by pro gress or retrogression. You have the incontrovertible evidence and tesch mon of thousands of our Canadian pee ple to guide you; all have testified that Paine's Celery Compound "makes peo- ple well." LOW'S \VORISSYRUP is the stan- dard of E,,eellence Mothers recom mead it. Children cry .:or it. Worms fly from it. *Evangelist Hunter and Crossley have met with great success in their series of meeting at Belleville. I had a'severe cold, for which I took Norway Pine Syrup. I find it •an ex- cellent remedy, giving prompt relief and pleasant to take. J. Paynter, Huntsville. Ont. The Governor-General ,has decided to visit Belleville on Mvy 29 and 3D. HOAST is the old Scotch name for a cough. The English name for the best cure for coughs is Dr. Wood's Nor- way Pine Syrup. It is reported that a revolutionary outbreak has taken place in Buenos Ayres, BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, cures Dyspepsia Burdock Blood Bitters, cures Consti- pation. Burdock Blood Bitters, cures Bilious. ness. Burdock Brood Bitters cures Head- ache. Burdock Blood Bitters unlock all the clogged secretions of the Bowels, thus paring Headaches and s:miliar coin- claints. The Canadian Lacrosse Aesociatiou arranged the Ontario clubs into dis- tricts yesterday. Sirs.— I hall such a severe cough t hat my throat felt as if scraped with a rasp. On taking Norway Pine Syrup 1 found the first dose gave relief. and the second bottle cornple,ely cured me. Mise A. A, Downey, Eanotie, Out . Miss Nora Clench, the violiniste, left for New York yesterday, and will sail .for Europe to -day. WEAKNESS, DEBILITY, PALE- NESS ANAEMIA, ete., are cured by Milburn's Beef Iron and wine. • Mr. James Gray, formerly Manager of the 1 tt k of Mon treat at Piston, died in that town yesterday. Abort two months ago I was nearly wild with hr'adeches. I started taking Burcock Blond. Bitters, took two bottles and my heedae hes have now altogether disappeared I think it is a g•rdiud medicine. • Eva Ftn.n,. Massey Station, Ont. Rev. Robes t Fowler of Erin was last night sleeted ,Meier of the Presbyterian Sydod of Toronto and Kingston. Steinitz defeated Lasker in yester- day's chess game at Montreal. Skin diseases are more or less direct- Iv occasioned by bad blood. B. B. B. cures the folloing Skin Diseases: Shing les, Erysipelas, Itching Rashes, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches by removing all impurities from the blood from a common Pimple to the tvorst Scrofulous Sore. •The Fees Commission held a session at Brantfoat yesterday. CHAPPED HANDS AND LIPS, cracked skin, sores, cuts, wounds and bruises are promptly cured by Victoria Carbolic Salve. The Redemtorist Fathers baye decid ed to erect a seminary of theology and philosophy in Mout:eal, Dyspepsia causes Dizziness, Head- ache, Constipation, variale Appetite, Rising and Souring of Food, Palpita- tion•of the Heart, Distress after Eating. Burdock Blood Bitters are guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia, i f faitnful(y used according to di c ctious. The Queen's Plate is believed to lie bet weeu Joe Miller, Loehinyar, Thorn cliffe, Dictator ard Lou Daly. This wonderful discovery is the best known remedy for Biliousness and all Stomach and Liver Troubles, such as Constipation, I-Ieadache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Impure Blood, etc. These Lozenges are pleat:Y and harmless, ao l thoneh powerful to promotr a healthy action of the bowels, do not weaken likepills. Hr your tongue is roateel you treed thetas AT ALL 5NltL S71'fl)ltl;8. The employees of the Hamilton Bridge Works have been given a month's notiec'tinat the works will be closed down. Dor Over Fifty Years. A OLI, AND WELL -TRIED Itzttnt)Y: lairs Winslow's Soot1iiog Syrup has been used for over fifty years by mMiens of mothers for their children while teething, with per- fect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allay+ all pain; cures wind colic sand is the bent remtd;y for Dtarrbam. is pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists In. every part of the World. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Ifs value is inoaleulahle, Be sure and ask for Mrd, Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no other kind %Radicliffe. the hangman, has arrived a,t It'gina to officiate at the execution of the two Italian Murderers to -morrow. PERRY - .f nwJ t, D A1�1SP� A N Kt��E 0 YKE -•-- `m•-"-"_� > ,-•• CANADIAN CHOLERA. IARFHQR nNoBOWEL COMP LAIHTSI YN �,. ► —__• ". w=- 1T$ iEFFECT IS Il4AGICAL. I. ro 'l ,lt l ultltit'r'+f Rill, .Is wgrs new nit c +„cry shut erste tato worst pares pl Notviats 1)ehitity Lost Visor µad ,i m flailing mauhowl; restores tee } d 'S b:5 we:amins pY body, or mind caused •cfloc errors or z- by ovut wool, or t 9 m� a.mri,s ceases at yotah. 'rills Remedy art sotutnly enrol the zuost obstlaute Cayes when ell other ?'ittiA Mettle have felled oven to relieve. old by (rug. ('ilial at 41 per p aka o, o:' six. for Sy, of seat by :cadent 'at) , rnronto, On$. hi. rri'tt*'or TOE bald La iN1G 1•1wor It La - POI' Sale liars Jl'a:etes l,y.:!<• i'b'. A a.! tor. It is snowing hard in Scotland and some parts of England, and the eold is intense. I3r1AIe r D sltnsu 14aur• nvisp Irl 30 MINuras:—All eases of organic or syr. pathetic heart disease relieved in .30 minutes and quickly cured, by Dr. Agnew'sCure for the Heart. Ono dodo convinces. Sold by C. Lutz, druggist, Mr. Joseph Tait was last pie ht un animoiisly nomiiineed as ` the Reform candidate for the Legislature for North Toronto. "Cuts."—The best thing we know of to heal a cut or wound into blind rip the injured part with a cloth saturated in Perry Davis' Pain -Killer. Only 52c. for the New Big Bottle, The American steamers. Visitor and Leroy Brooks, with a party of passen- gers who were fishing for black bass, were seized at Belly's Isiaed, near Point Pelee, Lake Erie, yesterday, by the Canadian patrol:' yessel l;etrel. • AB ovroH R n — Boo* o s Dfna. Ono bottle of English Spavin Liniment completely removed a curb from my horse. I take pleasure in recommending the remedy, as it acts with mysterious promptness in the removal from horses of hard, soft or calloused lumps, blood epavin,splints curbs, sweetly,. stifles and i.prains George Robb, Farmer, Markham, Ont. Sold by C. Luti,'Druggist, Astronomer T:` hh Ling of Chicago announces the discovery of a new comet about half a degree below Zeba H} dra. ' ACP ilfiifA�I SS�ii•EilllliLllE �- t otetrtt:RS � care--t�1 ALL EAi:DislGlAE. 17acpp are :•act waver - Heed to cure every. thing brtt,inapZy head. aehat ; Ws -y them, it rein eost but• k crate fur arnteso. boas anti their a ••e They are not s Cathartic. The Synod of Montreal and Ottawa` opened at Charleton Place Last night. The Campell heresy case will be taken up to day. Rheumatism Cared in a Day.. South American Rheumatic .Cure, for Rheumatism and Neuralgia; "radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action upon the system is remarkable and myster- ious. It removes at once the cause and the disease immediately disap- pears. The first dose greatly benefits. 25e. Sold by C. Lutz,Dr u; gist. The Sharon conspiracy case came to an end last evening. Pegg was dis-' (hared before the case went to the, jury. A verdict of guilty was returnedd. against Mrs. Evans and Osmond. Sena wars deferred. - e Ilood'ts and Only ilooa'e.. Are you weak and weary, overwork- ed arid tired? Hood's Sarsaparilla is just the medicine you need to purify and quicken your blood and to give you appetite andstrength. If you de tide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to buy any other. Any effort to substitute another remedy is proof of the merit of Hood's. Hood's Pills are the best after dinner Pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Try a pox. The Irish Times of Dublin announ- ces that the Ulster Steamship Co- pany is about to commence direct comrnuui cation between Canada and Dublin. The first boat will leaye Montreal on June 15. ltelief in Six Hours. Distressing Kidney and Bladder di seases relieyed in six hours by the "Thew GREAT Soura AKERIOAN Kin- tyre' ID- e sw (CRE." This new remedy is a great surprise and delight to physic ians on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary passages in male or fe male. It removes retention of water and pain in passing it almost immed• iately. If you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist. The British Gorvernment has issued an order pirecting that Canadian cattle be marked at the ports of arrival. and that they be isolated and killed at spec- ial abatoirs. The lungs of the cattle are to be examined by special inspect- ors. ALL MEN , Young, old or middle-aged, who find (themselves nervous, weak arid ex- dausted, who are broken down from excess or overwork, resulting in many of the following symptoms: Mental depression, premature old age, loss of vitality, loss of memory, bad dreams, himness of sight, palpitation of the •heart, emissions, lack of energy, pain in the kidneys, headaches, pimples in the face and body, itching or peculiar sensation about the scrotum, .wasting of the oagaus, dizziness, specks before the eyes, twitching of the muscles, eye- lids, and elsewhere. bashfulness,depos- its in the urine, loss of will -power, ten- derness of the scalp and spine, weak and flabby muscles, desire to sleep, failure to be rested by sleep, constipa tion, dullness of hearing, loss of yoice, desire for solitude, excitability of tem- per, sunken eyes, surrounded with trimmer crutteDS, Oily • looking stein, etc.. are all symptoms of nervous debil- ity that lea:l to insanity unless cured, The spring of vital force having lost its tension every function wanes in consequence. r lt, ThO ur s who t h iot r h abuse, committed ignorance, ros ybe permanently emeed,Send your ad dress for book oil disease" peculiar to roan, sent free, sealed. Address M. V. LCBON, 24 :1.lacdonnel Ave., Toronto, Ont, A MUSICAL MELANGE,• Tho American malinger who hasengaged Silvinslti, the pianist, sent him a cable de• spatelt before departing;:• "Olt no account have your hair east, At the late jubilee in Carlsbad in honor of Labitzky, the t,;atholie priest enlnpused a festival hynen, e Protesttaumier ales( rho words andthtare Jewish Syt iwgunist;;rua furnished the singers, • •Johann'Stranss, the celebrated.00mposer Of waltz ilattsie, is shortly to. celebrate his artistic jubilee in Vienna. Isle made his debut its 1844 at the head of a dance band in the tnrdous attaehod to a Viennese rose taurant, Mute. Melba, the Australian • prima donna, received one thousand dollars a night fur each performance. at the Metro- politan opera house, New York; tone. Calve received nine hundred dollars, :and Mule. Eames• Story six hundred dollars. David ' 13. Wood, who lhas been the organist of St. Stepl,eu's Protestant Epis- copal abuioh, Pitilatlelphin, for thirty years,, has been blind sines his third year (he is now 56). Only of his teachers ab the institaticu fur the. blind in that city was James G, Blaine. ;King Osutar composed an ode to the mem, ory of Guuuod, whoao works he greatly admired, itis majesty being himself a com- poser enol (listing rished musician. The icing, as Prince Oscar, was the first to in- traduce church musk, into Sweden some twenty years ego, till then unknown, Leonean alio, the composer of "1 Pan- liacci," has been requested tiVillitoui be Empero r of Germany tocu pos-e a patriotic. opera for the royal opera 'of Berlin. The subject is to be taken from old Branden- burg history, aucl the Elector Frederick II. is the principal personage in the story. Leoncavallo Inas laid aside all his other. work to fulfill the kaisers wish. INDUSTRIAL NOTES. The Santa Fe railroad is running regular banana trains out of Galveston in connec- •tion with the fruit steamers from Central America: Least years shortage in the English hay crop caused an importation into the United Kingdom of 263,050 tons in 1893, against 61,2e7 in 1892. , There has been an u ituprovetuent in the linen trade of Great Britain with Spain aid Germany, but with France and Italy there has been a considerable de, crease. a field one mile square on tire- estate :OW. i F. Laritnore, Larimore, N. D., forty five 'harvesters manned by one hundred and fifty men set to work and before noon half of it was harvested. The gold product of West Australia Iast year was duuble that of the previ- ous twelve months. The total export for the year was 110,391 ounces. The prospects for the present year are most promising. The police census of Brooklyn's un- employed shows that there are 56,676 persous out of work. Thedivision as to sex is as follows: Male, 46,688; female, 9.988. The number of families affected is 18;824. • FOREIGN NOTES. 'a Eight hundred tons of Australian butter were lauded in London from one vessel a .few days ago. A company has been formed in New Zealand to establish a whale station on the Kermadec islands, in the Pacific ocean, northwest of New Zealand. Provision is to be made for greatly en- larging the British museum. Five and a half acres will be added to the nine acres already oecnnied, through purchase from the duke of Bedford. A present of a hundred repeating rifles and eight thousand cartridges has just been niade by the Austrian ministry of war to the Freeland association, which has started a socialist colony in Africa to preach and practice the protherhuod of man. An international exhibition of book and paper industries is to be opened iu Parisin July next. It will comprise the various branches of the manufacture of books and paper, as well as the machinery. imple- ments and material used in printing and illustrating books. EUROPEAN. STATESMEN. M. Carnot completes his term of office as president of the French republic on Dec- ember 3 next. Bismarck once refused some request of Empress Eugenie, whereupon her ma- jesty called hue the "wild man of the woods." The ameer of Afghanistan has abandoned his proposed visit to England. His better half couldn't agree upon which one of them should go with him. The fortune of Cecil Rhodes, premier of Cape Coluuy, in Afrina, is setat some- where from $60,000,000 to $75,000,000— all made in the diamond mines of that country. In the olden days when Prince Bismarck was wont to make lengthy speeches in the reichstag, a supply of refreshing drinks was maintained by a relay of waiters run- ning between the ministerial benches and the kitohens of the building. FOREIGN GOSSIP. Mr. Andrew Carnegie has jnst rented Burkhurst hall, in Kent, England, an old castle celebrated for its stately sandstone towers. All of the students of th violoncello at present at the royal academy of music in England are women. Women violin play- ers have increased greatly iu number in Europe of late years. South Africa is having the hottest sum- mer known in fifty years. During the early part of last month the average shade of temperature at Cape Town was 90 to 95 degrees, the beat in the sun ranging from 180 to 150. The bine uniforms of the Austrian army are to be abolished and a sober gray sub- stituted. This is the decision of a •corn- mittee of experts appointed to investigate and settle the question of the best color for soldiers' .clothes. MEDICAL SCIENCE. The Philadelphia board of health has refused to declare consumption to be a contagious disease. A little machine for estimating the trembling of nervous people has been de- vised by 13r•. Quintard, a French physi- cian. truest DI. l.",triest hart, of the British ilIedirial Jonrtntl declares that cholera will becotne c extinctinthe next thirty years because o t f 3 3 the rn1 )id advance of sanitary science, t Atole, which a lIexlctnt plrysrvittn pre- scribed for William L. Wilson, is said to be very nutritious. Corn is ground by hand, the meal is then parched and sifted into boiling water or milk, as mush is pie• lured in the United Staters INVENTIVE GENIUS. An illuminated keyboleltas been invent- ed fur the benefit of people who stay out late at night and sometimes try to open the door with a eorkeerew, The Consolidated Clas company of New York is about to begin furnishing gas in tenement -houses through meters which furnish twenty-five seats' worth of 'as when a, silver quarter gas is put in the slot. One hundred domestic servants are kill- ed annually in England in the process of window cleaning. An invention recently patented is a window of which the outside may be (loaned without exposing the cleaner to any chalice of a tumble., A St. Petersburg editor has bit upon the notion of printing his journal on paper suitable for making Cigarettes, It is said that its circulation has been largely in- creased by this means, fir the Russians are largely given to smoking cigarettes which they e make themselves, Aut ''damp -detector" is the latest inven- tion to make miserable the traveler's life. It is a silver trinket, not unlike a compass in appearance. At the back are scitall holes` in the silver, through which the clamp passes and moves the needle until It points to the word "(astray," By the aid. of this unairecl sheets eau be de- tected. BRUSH AND PALATTE, Harry Furniss, the celebrated cartoon- ist, has left the staff of Punch. He is to. start a unblication of his own. Sir Joshua Reynolds was often annoyed by being requested to paint the portraits of ugly women of quality. ,He said: "If I paint them as they the they will hate me; if I don't paint them as they are I shad hate myself." When Joseph Kenpler revisited Vienna, his native city, a few years ago, an editor there offered hitn a salary of fifty thousand marks a year for his services, an amount, deemed fabulous by the Viennese. The artist in declining remarked that he was earning two hundred thousand marks a year in New York. The Philadelphia academy of fine arts has concluded negotiations for the pur- chase of the "Portrait of Mr. Gladstone at Downing street," by John MoLure Ham- ilton, one of the features of the recent sixt-third anneal exhibition. This is a duplicate of the picture recently purchased by the Luxembourg, the highest honor which can be paid to any liviug artist, FOREIGN WAYS AND CUSTOMS. A Japanese host or hostess never intrusts the making of tea to the servants on coin- pany occasions. Either he or she prepares the decoction in the presence of the guests. The Spaniard, however courteous he may be, never invites a guest to dinner. In Italy, too, the privacy of the family is sel- dem invaded at the dinner hour. The members eat in silence. The Siamese believe that the human soul requires seven days to journey from earth to 'heaven; hence, the prayers of the friends of the deceased person are con- tinued for seven days after the individual dies. A quaint custom, which has been prac- ticed far centuries. still prevails in Hol- born, England. Tho time of night is hourly shouted by the watchman, somewhat in this style: "Past one o'clock, and a cold, wet morning." Names for babies are thus chosen in Egypt: The parents of the child select three candles, and to each candle the name of some dignified personage is given. Tho three are lighted, and the caudle that burns the longest denotes the favored name. AMONG THE BOOKS. Folios and gnartos were the favorite sizes of books fur 200 years. It is said that over 200,000 books have. been written about the Bible. The German book collectors give the titles of 6,000 books about Goethe. "Pilgrims' Progress" has been translated. into 203 languages and dialects. The "Poor Mast's Bible" was so•called front the fact that itwas a cheap edition, More copies of the Bible thanof any other book have been sent out by the press. The imperial library at Paris has 72,- 000 works treating of the French revolu- tion. The British museum has 732 histories of Englund, covering every age of its growth. The publishers at first refused Pridesu's "Connections" because the book had no humor. -Rhyming ends" were fashionable in the hist century. Collections of difficult rhymes were made and idle writers passed inueh time in filling up the lines. • THE ART OF WAR. The old Jefferson Davis mansion in Rich- mond is to be ns'd as a museum for relics of the confederacy. England has won eigbty•two per cent. of the wars she has engaged in; but in over a century she has defeated no white nation single ;handed. It costs Great Britain 820,000 to scrape the barnacles off the bottom of one of its big men of war and repaii:t it, and this has to be done twice a year its the ease of near- ly every vessel. A devilish idea has just been saegested by a Spaniard to "improve the art of war," It is to spread illness among an enemy by showering them with bullets poisoned with .germs of infectious diseases. The American 1,0110., 0, y '' is offering this year three prizes of $100,• 850 and $20 respectively for the three best essays ou the "Economic Waste of War," to be competed for by the members of the senior and junior classes of the colleges of the United States. Full information is given its the January number of the Advocate of Peace, Boston, Mass. OUR QUEEN. Queen Victoria has a wholesome dread of fire, Whenever she goes abroad site al- ways has a couple of fire e:a:inguishers sent out in advance and fitted up in the house where she will reside. 'When the Qceen ascended the British throne more than forty-one per cent. of the English people could not write their'names. The proportion in that condition has been reduced to seven per cent. Ex•Empress Eugenie, who was not Ming ago tt guest at dinner with Queen Victoria; has now only careworn lines and a sad, dullish expression of the faire, whose beautyWas onee the admiration of L u. rope. The Queen has a splendid collection of tablecloths, some of which are covered with the most interesting tan rdesigns. O e for instance, represents, the tied of Water- loo, with tits: figures of Wellingtou and 'Remeluon faithfully portrayed. Tai nirraia ):11T! TNIL C. LUTZ, FM' 7 � Fanson's Block 'rete r. } Family. Receipts arid Prescriptions Carefull v preps -r,'4 A complete stock of dr ii..int':x, patent medicines, Dr:1 i i gists' supplies, perfume.,. toilet soaps, hair bru&'i1. , tooth brushes, combs :_ rF! all articles to be found it art- 1 0 fi s c a.ss DIb l StOrT:. DR. C. LUTZ, Druggist. Emtu IF YOU WANT TO Buy or Sell a Fa•1•:i ila VATT'WANT TO Buy or Sell Town Prope115 IF YOU WANT TO Borrow or Lend Morro.:. IF YOU WANT Collections Maas' Call at Mr. ilno. Spackman's Real Estate Age Business Transactions strictly rel fidential. Intendin,; purchasers A, i:'" receive the best adyice in selecti..,a land or town ste. Also agent for Allan Line and State Line Steamsbi;lit-, Office:- Main Street, Exeter. Ont. Address—JOHN SPACIIMAN Box -41 Bicycles, Sewing�' 'achincE.. Baby Carriages �� �a� a� es And Musical Instruments. We are the only who make a specialty of 1l above named goods .ii s therefore claim that we ca: give the people of Eaei s and vicinity, . Greater Bargaii •. Greater Choice ! Lowest Prices. !I, The latest and newest di tachments for all our good:• can be had by calling. av our ware-rooms,—One darts north Dr. Lutz's drug stoi'r PER!{IjS & For Sciatic TRY ONE APPLICATION pag Has OF THE sem„®_, ea., �eNe116,29MENT1101, oPLASTER 1T WILL DiSPEL THE PAIN LIKE MAGIC, Neuralgic SAFE *41 W BRISTOL'S Ai Std[� �11 ppNla,Gi PA ILLA Nt CURES Alt. Faints of the Blood aiseieziesemeznicessezet CERTAIN THE GREAT