The Exeter Advocate, 1898-3-18, Page 4THE
itSzeUr lbuoicat ,
clans. H. Sanders, Editor and. Prop.
THURSDAY I MAPMH 17, 1898
1,11P(7124' WELL WATER,
Oue of the most interesting portions
of the ebief anals st's report for the
Do'ali:picrn, hi reference to food adulter-
iatutia, refers to the :character of the
well water iu villages and rural dis-
tricts. It is pointed out :hat every
wa'er supply originates with rain, and
is nti;hing more than rain water Sar"
.otlsly voile • -e d and stored; that the
gathering ground is the surface of the
„arch inter, .end the storage either
some natural or artificial excavation
So l diol water Ands access from lev-
ee; and when further it is considered
bow large a proportion of the earth's No entry Det BINDER TWINE.
s.ltrface IS made up of ivanured fields An Ottawa despatch says the Gov-
• er>iment has decided tint to iwpose the
Golly -
town and village streets, eountry barn duty on bender twine. If this is cor-
yards, pasture welds, etc., it becomes reel it metros that the Consumers'
Toady .n, source of wonder that the Cordage Company will have to go out
gnat, water courses are so little taint of business. The company bolds its
annual meeting at Montreal at ante,
Cd as they are. And even when the but the proceeding• wilt be purely
feathering ground is mainly the utiliz- formal, and an adjournment will take
eel 1.tnd of the back settlements and of place to await the e fietal antaouucet
tee a irgiu forest, it to still to be re- ment by the Minister of Finance in his
t tee z bertd that tb4 deco lug vegeta,,, budget speech of the deet. ion at which
the Clover: ntent has arrived.
natter of these regiones, the peat bogs.
menthes and en amp, must curiae the The notorious " Dr." 0, D. Cale, who
water there originating to have ata victimized scores of Ca,utdiane to the
. nr unt of organic matter in solution'
Thiele diffferentiates it sharply from
alum water. In the ease of cities and
forger towns winch are supplied from
a single source—generally from a lake
or river --it is contparatively an easy
matter to asertaiu from time to tiros
,3i1e character of the supply. Any con-
4;itiona likely to alter its nature, of the
inflow of sewage, the establishment of
rauufacture?s, the decay of conduits
etc , are matters of municipal import.
mince, and are generally looked after.,
by the citizens or their representatives.
le is quite otherwise in the case of Nil
lige supplies, and the wells through -
ant the farming districts, Each par-
ticular supply has its own character
and while one may, in general, safely.
aeaumo that a farm well is a whole-
some food supply, this is by no means
absolutely true.
Mrs. A. McGill, who reports to the
akeief analyst, Prof. Macfarlane, on this
subject, relates that he has known one
me where typhoid fever broke out
year after year in a farm house in
Central Ontario. The house was com-
paratively new ; large, well built and
in every way nnexeuptionable. Ex-
amination showed that it was built on
tine site of an old house, which it had
replaced, just as the old log stables
and other outbuilding hadiong given
place to very fine and commodious
Ibuilding of mrdern plan. But the
well which had supplied the original
eettlers, and which 'was .situated be
tweet the barns and the house, still
continued to be the source of domestic
supply. It had an iron force pump in
place of the old oaken bucket, but was
otherwise unchanged. Analysis show
ed the water to be absolutely unfit for
ase. The ground about the well bad
:been in cultivation, or in use as door
card, and stable yard, for 70 years,
and was fairly saturated with nitrt:g
*nous matter of animal origin. There
can be no doubt that the debilitated
=edition of the inmates of this house
was due entirely to the use of a poison -
ens water supply, And it is by no
means to be believed that this is a sol-
ia:ary, or even a rare instance of its
7 and.
Of course, it is impossible that any-
thing like a systematic and compre-
iensive examination of all the wells in
Rhe country should be undertaken by
she Department of Inland Revenue, or
ley any other department of the Gov-
ernment. This is a duty which, must
devolve primarily upon the particular
owners and users affected. But the
dander of using a polluted water sup -
lay does not end with the immediate
(onsumer. All the residents of any
/locality are affected by the outbreak of
typhoid fever, dihptheria, cholera or
either contagious deseases w t n
Emits, and are, in consequence second
sally interested in the condition of
gamy contaminated water supply through
vote ch the disease may be spread,
It is with a, view to awakening the
atrteention of owners and users of wells
Ftm the importance of having them look -
telt after, that ,this work has been done,
}People assume, ton ;frequently, that
water used as a domestic supply is al'
he facts are
-D.
truth, tsht, when in tru , t
agate otherwise.: It cannot be too em
pltaticaliv ;hated that, although clear-
aaess,-coldoess, colorness and . palatabil-
ity .�
t , hould be::insisted upon, they are
H
wee
guarantee of the purity of a water.
apply. It has again and again been
fnunid by collectors that the utmost con-:
silence in the purity and wholesome-
seeasof a water sspply has existed where
eke analysis of the sample has] proved
.tf1~ngetOavant* urination, ,.
.OT'ES AND OQllf'MENTS, The Recouuts.
1
Grand Trunk employes living at West Huron;
Point Edward ai►d werltiog in .Fort Goderich, Ont,, Marcs; 14; Judge
Cxtheythat ratiot hays been notified .. Masson this afternoon delivered a
must move over at tome, as an order to lengthy judgment on thea disputed
that effect has been issued by the U. S. ballots in the West Huron eleetiou re-
Customs
e-
Custom s authorities count, lie diealioaxs three ballots with'
The Central Prison is crowded to its a single stroke, and four with a cross
capacity, and there are at least fifty on the bask as well as the front, nerd
comvipt$ awaiting admittance. Thirty allows two ballotswith lines on in ad
of the criminals are housed iu Toronto dition to the cross. Two ballots mark -
jail, and the rest are scattered in the ed with blue and one with a red pencil
:Ails and, loclt.ups throughout Ontario. are allowed, and the ballot with the
number nearly all torn off is also allow-
A new brand of deadly plague la re ed. The result of all is to leave. Mr.
ported from the Yukon country. The Beck with two majority. Mr. Garrow
goldhunters were said to be dying Bled an appeal against the rejection of
rapidly from it at last accounts. The three ballots marked for him, against
victim is afflicted with antirnbing sen four ballots allowed for Mr. Beck,
cation at the base of the brain it grad. Mr Hays will appeal generally on be-
ually extends downward along Elle half of Mr. Bids, so that the whole mat
spine, aceornpauied by torturing pains ter will come before the court in Tor.
iu the region of the kidneys. Tweuty onto.
four hours after the attack the suffer- Solana: Perth,
er becomes comatose and one more day Stratford, Ont., parch 14,—The re -
brings the end. count in the South Perth election was
concluded .his afternoon and Nelson
Montieth (Con.) was declared to have
a majority of tee votes.
who west Elgin Appeals.
Toronto, :March 14.—The first elect-
ion recount appeal has reached the
Court of ,appeal -.-the SVest Elgin case,
in which Donald :McNish (Lib.) was
first declared elected by 11 majority.
In the recount before Judge Erma
tln„er, of St Thomas, that =Patty
vanished, leaving the vote Avon, with-
out the casting vote of Returning Oft
liver Brown To day Mr, Jnsttee Mac-
Lennan fixed Saturday for the hearing
of argument in the appeal. About 30
ballots in all are in dispute. One bat
extent of several thousand dollars a int which is merited for W, G. McDiar-
few mouths agn by promising to re. told, the Conservative t'.audidate, but
move permanently superfluous heir,
has been sent to prison for 18 moaths
at hard labor in Chicago. He was
found guilty there of a charge of fraud.
Cook was arrested in Rochester, where
he went wbeu be left Canada. His
wife has gone home to her parents to
Kaukakee, Kansas. tette was of a high-
ly respectable family, and her people
say that Cook hypnotized her.
Like bQtDuan8 S dYePeP
Si hendache
,
cons
ti
patten, sour stomach, indigestion are prempay
cared by Rood'a Pills, Tlzey do their wer]c
w1I.1.'r TRE SUN 18.
The sur, around which the earth
moves at a distance of about 93000,000
of miles, is an intensely hot body, shin.
lug by ita own light, while most of the
planets aro cool bodies and do not,
therefore, give out light of their own,
Compared with the earth, the sun is u
globe. of euormous dimensions. To
make up its bulk 1,300,000 bodies as
large as the earth would be required
When viewed through a telescope
dark spots may often be seen upon
the surface of the sun. If one of these
spots be carefully uotieed, and observed.
again after a few days, it will be
found to have moved farther toward,
the western side of the surf's disk,
waters it finally disappears. After an
interval it reappears on the easterp
side, and arrives at the position where
it was first notieed, in about twenty'
five days, furnishing uswith proof
that the sun rotates on its axis in that
time.
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POST OFFICE RETURNS.
The following figures are compiled
from the Auditor -General's report for
the year ending June 30, 1897, and
shows the revenue derived from the
post office of each town and village, in
the vicinity, with the postmaster's sal
ary, commission and allowance. No
returns aro published for •offices such
as Holmesville, Londesboro, etc ; we
don't know why, but they don't appear
on our list :
Post Office. Revenue Salaries.
$ 220 60
82E 10
177 88
636 18
1061 28
1724 61
254 53
946 44
334 17
1955 11
458 86
516 00
170 46
1604 69
1138 83
484 01
1848 23
642 58
16559
1511 14
457 90
36281
Auburn., ,,..,,,.$ 438 84
Bayfield .. ,, 617 29
Bluevale , „ 391 37
Blythe. ...... , 1445 66
Brussels... 2215 83
Clinton ........... 4733 64
Dungannon , , , .... 555.70
Exeter 2379 47
Fordwieh . , ... , 725 82
Goderich 6802 37
Gorrie 1054 22
Hensall ... , - , .... 1257 02
Flippen . ,, ..,... .31871
3697 76
Lucknow...... .,. 2673 86
Ripley . . , 10`l8 77
Seaforth ....... . 4945 77
Teeewater , 1860 58
Varna ..... 490 45
Wingham ,, 4465 73
Wroxeter........, 859 47
Zurich.,..,....... 835 91
America's greatest medicine is Hood's
Sarsaparilla, which cures when all
other preparations fail to do any good
whatever.
Mr. John Nichol, of Wingham, has
been appointed passenger agent in suc-
cession to Mr,' A. C. Straihdee, Brant•
ford, who has resigned with the linen -
ion of becoming one of a party bound
for the'Klondike.
which has tevo eroSses marked outside
of the regular space, will provoke an
interesting argument. Judge Erma.
tinger upheld the deputy Teturuing
cHieer in rejecting the ballot. E. F. 13
Johnston, Q C., Torontowill appeal
for the Liberals, and J. %S . Crothers, of
St. Thowaas, for the Conservatives,
Found Dead j,Il a Barn,
Cbeslsy Oat, Marsh 11'—This atter-
man a young man named John Crear
er, sora of Alexander Creator, a farm-
er, living on the sixth eoneessian of
Eidersilie, was found lying dead in his
father's baru, where he had game to
work a few hours before. It is sup-
posed he died from heart failure.
Economy in Buying Seeds
Economy is not paying less money
fora =thing than you expected' to. pay.
True economy 18 good management,
and about the worst management a
farmer can be guilty of is to buy Cheap
seeds and thus cut the value of bis
crepe in half—or worse. A stream
cannot flow higher than its source, and
a crop cannot be any better than its
seed. Real seed economy is buying
seeds that bear the stamp of a house
li
that is known to be reliable; then the
planter alsolutely sure that he gets
whathe wants and what he pave for.
In every part of the country dealers
sell the absolutely, reliable seeds of D.
M. Ferry & Co., of 'Windsor, On t.,
which have given uniform good results
fol' the last 42 years. Terry's Lilts
tratedSeed Annual. for 1898•' contain-
ing, information that no farmer or
gsrdener cen`afford to be without, wll
be sent free to any one making appli-
catien'to the firm,
Allison Recalled.
Galt, itfareh 15 —The suddenness of
the floodat this planta may be judged
from the following hideout. Alex. Al-
lison, the father of the executed mur-
derer, lives close to the river back.
Two of his children were lying ill from
diphtheria on the around hoar, Mr.
Allison awoke to find the place flooded.
He carried the invallds upstairs, but
almost as soon ashe got them there he
decided to take them to a place of great.
er safety. Ho carried the children
downstairs again, one at 'Clime, and.
had to wade through water to his arm-
pits as he carried them held above his
head. out of the front door. Neighbors
kindly took care of the children. The
back veranda of the house was washed
away.
Stanley: W. Copp has sold lot 10.
con. 6, consisting of 100 acres, with
good buildings, to Ralph Stephenson,
for something over $5,C00.
Brussels: William Hewitt met
with a very painful accident at the
Ament factory on Monday morning
having the two middle fingers of his
left hand badly crushed. While oiling
a shaft, he made a grab at the top of
the oil cup which was going to fall and.
got bis fingers between the cup and
the pully.
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Best after dinner pills.
ra cents. AU druggists.
Prepared 11 0. I. Rood ,Sr Co., Lowell, Maas.
The only Pill to take with. imood's Sarsaparilla,
Mitchell: Last Thursday Mr. Harry
J. Matthews, well known to many in
Hihberii and Mitchell, left for the Rion.
Mite, accompanied by two other gentle.
men. They go by the C. P. R. as far
as Vancouver, and then take boat for
Dyea. The through fare from. Mitch-
ell is $65, which includes meals on
steamer.
Brussels ; Charles gaistehad a bad
accident at laments mill, the other day.
lie fell and got ;caught with the car-
riage ill thesawwill, and Was squeezed
across the bowels, The dogs were up.
so as to allow the log, which wasa
small one, to raise, or he would have
been toro in two. He is still in a crit
Teal condition,
Goderieh: Last Friday ,aftea•aeon
the. fir alarm sounded for
a611
the Henderson Bicycle Factory, The.
fire was sauwwd by the flaws front
ettpulo rising to the roof and setting,'
it on fire. When the Ore brigade art
rived the factory hose was playing on
the burning shingles, and the fire was
soon under control.
.Appropriate males,
The following lines were read by Mr.
And Clark, Clandeboye section boss, in
making a pressntetfon to Mr. C. W.
Smith, who has been lately promoted.
Allow me friend Smith to read a few verses,
Composed fol one we deem worthy and fit;
Here a fen' et your friends are assembled
this evening,.
Who admires a road master., like G. W,.'
Smith.
Accept at our hand, Sir, title token of merit,
Zia a lone furies worth, it can also be seen;
You have the best wishes of all those who
share it
And it shows our road rawer is held in es
teem.
May the bright star of fame ever shine on
thy ("welling,
With a hallow of glory resplendent and
bright.
May your comforts increase,for in fact tlterels
eo tonin,^.
What promotion is for you, sir, after to-
night.
May Providence keep you and yours from
disaster,
And now before closing I may also remark,
It is no easy task—that is a road master --
Any one that doubts that let hint ask
Andy Clark,
Memoir.
Lines written by request on a mo
Dr's death
I write this in remembrance
Ofa dear mother's name,
The dearest friend in childhood
And through life she was the same,
She who shared your joys and sorrows,
And who shared your hopes and fears;
And who shared your cares auti crosses,
Andwho fiat done so for years,
Who entreated you in kindness
For to walk the narrow way,
And to shun those scenes ofpleasure,
That might tend to lead esti ay.
The dearest fri^nd of any,
And the one that you loved best.
Is now with the loving Saviour,
In the mansions of the bleat.
Take the gentle dew from heaven,
That decended from above;
No influence is more lasting
Than a dear kind motherts love.
The one who has befriended you,
Yes, more than any other;
And what is life without her love,
Or home without a mother,
"Ana's 1'
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The Great English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Biz
packages guaranteed to cure all
tams of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or exeess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package $1, six, $b. One will please,
six will cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
Tho Wood Company, Windsor, Oat.
,r0'Wood s Phosphodine is sold in Exeter by
T. W Browing, druggist,
A'CCetablePreiraratioafer As-
simitating tt eyootte adReguta-
lieg itch Stoi•''ccch$ endBowwts of
Promotes Digestion,Cteerfui-
rtess andRcst.eonteins neither
Opltc4Norplliite iwr i Brat.
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tion. Sour Stoiu ch,D1 irrl oed.
Worms ,Come ids ious.Feversh-
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The Only Hernia Specialist in the Dominion
A CURE WITHOUT AN OPERATION
Children 4 to 8 mats. Adults 1 to it, No Experimenting, Everything a Certainty
01' BPBOTLL INTEIIBST TO SEVERE, Ia0110•-tiT1111I}INt'i OA8E8, Reun inten—Ages
of person ar length of time ruptured makes no difference. Every case a success. After
3o years' continuous practical experience I have.produced the Grandest lnetrutnents the
World Ever Saw! 11t;nowing. the true cause c11 Rupture, and having discovered the
secret tat present known only to myself), Instantaneous Relief is Ad-,rded, Safety is As-
sured and a Cure Effected—with little expense. no pain, loss of time or labor • without
the doubtful, HAZARDOUS and ever costly expedient of an operation. IIOII'T sham Ifoi'E
•-as I Offer you Great Encouragtement 1 Without egotism, I would say I am prepared to
do what rata other man In America can do, viz. Hold any reducible hernia during the
hardest work or severest strain—even horseback riding. Where failure Inas been the re-
sult in tine United States and, the large hospitals in the great cities of Europe, cues &leek
tip as hopeless, I alone anocoeded. Don't "put oil''' your case or that of your child ; re ;ret
and sorrow may come when least expected, and too late to remedy, Your rupture gives
little trouble now, and appears trifling. You neglect it. This ie where your danger Iles,
Gorning
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FOUR MEDALS-11Gold and 1Silver, World's centen-
nial Cotton Exposition, New Orleans,1888.
HIGHEST AWARDS -Nebraska Agricultural Fatr,1887
DIP LOMA-Alabama Ag'I Society, Montgomery.1888.
AWARD-Chattahoochie' Valley Exposition, Colum-
bus, Ga., 1888.
H1OHES T AWARDS -St. Louis Agricultural and
theoh nidal Association. 1881
COLD TAEa3ALS and S' DIPLOMAS. -World's Colum•
h, an 1 xpositio •, Chicago, 1885.
ile EST AWAga)a—Y7estern Pair Association, Lon-
don, Canada, 1i98
eXCOLO eE,irll-00add Diplomas—Cal.b'iawintorFair,'98
sagas bdepee-end aerial Exposition, Toronto, Can., 18$5
amu, -S Novas, Comrert B±aieges !hold to Jan. 1st, 1851
t1T liurte 1'lnstratedis sold only iron; OUT own wagons ata
S res.
Lo vi }rico hrou hoot Canada andthe
tr lied w
stet i t
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Made of. nnnn heart,
7 , cold rolled tee] p U
iron -,-win last n'1de-tithe with ordinary care.
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Pounded ise4, Paid-up Capital $1.000,000
sactorxco, Salesrooms and Offices: TOILONTO, CANADA,: and ST..LOUIS, MO.
Weetorn:Salesrooms and Officals:: ;DENVER, COLO.. ,
�Jo mariutactlure and oarry'a com..lete stockof,Motal R;anices and Kitchen goods; also the.
aslenue11ec1 14IO151 COMFORT SITEL:F1IItNACES. ',Write for catalasue and prices.
J. A: LATIMER, Division Superintendent,' has located a
branch of this company at St Marys, and, all repairs will
be made FREE OF CHARGE:
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BE WARNED IN TIME I Should your rupture be hidden from view be
some large clumsy truss you are lulled into a sense of false security. Your Hernia is not
held, and you are in a mare dangerous condition than you imagine. Now heed this Can.
tion, 'ere it be too late ; Unless the Hernia is completely reduced within the internal
ring (where nature placed it) and constantly held there, adhesion might ensue, resulting
in strangulation of the parts, rendering you liable at any moment to a frightful death.
An ill fitting truss, .from intense, unequal pressure on one side, causes a Double
Rupture, induces Paralysis, weakens the Generative organization, causes general nervous;
prostration, Kidney -Urinary troubles, constipation and kindred ailments.
MOTHERS! Look to your children as you value their future happiness t I can
Cure Them in six weeks 1 Neglect will produce frightful deformity and may prove fatal.
The very best evidence to support my claims—Our Own Physicians, Our Own
People, Your Own Neighbors. EXAMINATION AAD ADVIOE PB,EE.
One set of teeth will not fit every mouth, :nor one make of truss suit every form of
I Iernia. I have known cases ruined for life by placing themselves in the hands ofignor-
ant pretenders having not the sligbtest conception cf the first principles of human an-
atomy. He who makes a specialty of one department must certainly be regarded as
possessing more experience and better facilities for the treatment of any particular
trouble—AM OEBTAINLY MORE OAPABLE—than anyone having"many irons in the fire."
SPECIALIST WILL VISIT
EXETER—Commercial Hotel, Saturday, Sunday, April, 2-3.
GODERICH—British. Exchange Hotel, (from Monday noon to
Tuesday noon) April 4-5,
WINGHAM—Queen's Hotel, Wednesday, April 6.
KINCARDINE --Royal Hotel, Thursday, April 7.
PORT ELGIN --Queen's Hotel, Saturday, Sunday, April 9-10.
CHESL +'Y—McDonald House (from Monday noon to Tues-
day 4 p.m.) April 11-12.
ARTHUR—Queen's, Wednesday, April 13.
The following• is a sample Testimony.
DEAR SIn :--I am pleased to say that the iustrument you fitted on me
during your visit to Seaforth has held me securely and safely to perform the
heaviest work on my farm with absolute comfort. For the last three months I
have had no trouble whatever. My physician, Dr.Bethune of this town, has
pronounced the instrumentan admirable tit and expressed the opinion that iu a
very short time I may be enabled to dispence with it altogether.
I would strongly advise suffers with rupture to stop expr'rimenting, ca
and see you—be titted—and thus secure permanent relief, whit h I have to
fullest extent, after beinga sufferer for over ten years with this menacin
affliction.
'Sammie' •B1toA1YFOOT.
June 29, 1897,-Seaforth, rOnt.
The M®Isons Bank.
(Chartered by Parliament, 1855, )
Paid up Capital $2,000,000
Rest Fund . , ... , , , . 1,500,000
Head office' Montreal.
F. WOLI!'ERSTAN" THOMAS, Esq:,
GENEiRAL ,MANAGER
' Money advanced to ,coed Farmer s on their
own notes with one or more endorsers at 7
percentper
annum.
a.
Exeter Branch.
Open every lawful day from YO a. m. to 3 p
m,, Saturdays TU a, m. to ill. m
Ageneral banking business transacted
CURRENTRATES allowed =for ==m
;l-
ey on Deposit` Receipts.' Savings Ewalt St a
per Dent,
N. D. HURDON
Manager.
NEW REPAIR. SHO
Having opened out a well equipped
Shop, I am now prepared to do all kinds
of repairing such as
,BICYCLES,
SEWING MACHoHEs, gib
'LAWN MOWER!.
r
In facte`
everything and W
y g a anything,
make a specialty of remodelling Bicy
cies and sharpening Lawn Mowers at
this time of the year, • .
ISRAEL
One door north Mr. Stewart's store..
fel
Sa;