Exeter Advocate, 1908-10-29, Page 5DRs.KENNEDY&KENNEDY
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DRS. KENNEDY & KERWAN
NERVOUS
DEBILITY
CURED
Excesses arra indiscretions aro they cameo
• of more sorrow ao l auticrtni than all other
1 diseaw•s combined tt'o Ren the victims of
• ticwus habits on ^very hand• the sallow.
pimpled face dark ctrelvd eyes, stooping
iorrn. stunted •leirlopment. bashful, 'masa-
...lathe countenance and omit) bearing pia
filial to all the world tits folly and tend to
Night his existence. Our treatment positive-
ly cures all weak Hien by niercoming and
removing the effects of former Indiscretions
rad excecv a it St. les all drains and quickly
it Illi n healthy and bat�pv tlu� ere it physical men
11: by tai and tier%0 p.t, r complete
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For over iOyears Ors. K. & K. here
IN ▪ diseases of thee•ndtwomen cess alt
If you have any secret discs.' that is a
fl 5 worry ar,.l a mens, a to your hi alth c.•n.u11.
HMI old established physicians who do not hate to
"7 experiment on you.
We guarantee to cure NERVOUS DEBILITY.
81.000 DISEASES STRICTURE. VARICOCELE,
KIDNEY AND BUDDER DISEASES. Consults.
Yon Fres. If unable to can, write for •
question Blank for home Treatment.
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DRS.KENIIEDY&kENNEDY
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This Week
We Are Showing
2 six -octave and 1 five -
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Bans, cheap for
CASH OR TIME.
In New Pianos
we have some very flue instruments.
Sewing Machines
in all the leading wakes and styles.
Our Prices and Terms
are of the most liberal kind.
Stationery
in all the newest styles at
away down prices.
We will be pleased to show
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COURYEMtlNL S.TORINTt4011T. UoosarrIY 11'in4...v
St. Marys—An old resident passed
away recently, Benjanin Balls, aged
86 years. He had hip broken a few
months ago and had been helpless
since.
Parkhill—Miss Catherine Fraser died
here on Oct. 15th, aged sixty years
and eight months, after a short illness
of an action of the brain. Mrs.
Donald McPherson and Mrs. Geo. For-
rest of Brucefleld were sisters.
The new minister of agriculture in
the Ontario Grovernment, Hon. James
Duff of West Simcoe, was elected by
acclamation on Friday last.
Hibbert—Recently John Balfour,
2nd con., lost his fine barn and the
season's crop by fire. Children strik-
ing matches ceased the fire. The in-
surance was only $600.
Miss Anna Martin is relicvlug at the
Winchelsea school.
If an edito.• n,skcs a mistake he has
to appoliglsc for it , it a do -tor makzs
a mistake 112 buries It. If tie editor
makes ane Otero is a lawsuit. swoar-
Ing awl the sin 11 of sulphur ; but if tete
doctor makes o in there is a funeral.
cut flowers alt a smell of varnish.
A do: to - c.a use a big word a yard
long without knowing what It means,
hut if the editor uses it tic teas to atoll
lt. If the do:tor goes to se,-, ano'h.:r
man's wife 112 charges for the visit, but
If the editor goes to see another men's
wife he gets a caarge of burkyliot.
When the doctor gt te drunk it's a case
of ' overcome by heat" and if he dies It
Is heal t trouble. When an editor gets
di u;ik it's a case of too rotten bootie,
aryl If tot dies lt's a rase of d llriunt
tremens. Any old college can make a
dot tor. Youcan't make an editor, as he
has to be born.
Grand Bend
\Its E. Gill, Jr.. Is 011 the sink list.—
Mr. rage spent Thursday and Satur-
day at Esc:cr.—Mr Win. Dewey is al!
smiles—a boy 270h.—Mrs. Canning who
has been for a wcck to Cltindeboye ar-
rived here Saturday.—Mr. L. na•n'lle
spent Friday its Exeter.—Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Dix trdlne were 1:1 Parkhill on
business Thursday.—Jae. Brophey of
Grcenw s:. tailed Orr h;s friend E. call
F'rtday.—Joe ilavelle, who has been at
Mae 1'oir;t arrived torte Saturday.—\lis.
M. Gill spent a few days with Mrs.
Musser at Brewster.—It is tepon•d
that tete Cees between Mr. Page a::d L.
Ravcllc has been nettled.—Mrs. Page re-
turned to her home here on Saturday.
Clinton—Nicholas Robson, aged 73
died here on Saturday. He was a na-
tive of England and taught school for
years in Tuckersmith and Stanley
townships afterward carrying on a
grocery business here.
Swollen Hands and Feet
mean Kidney Trouble. Liniments and blood pnriflersaro useless. What you
must do is to cure the kninct s. Ta.ke
GIN PILLS
hi * Ciiu i',lls act directly un thc,o vital
j.tr,^,alas—correct all disease—neutralive
', �•>• "% f . uricncid—purify the blood —re.lavo tiro
••eno:. r,
pain and Nadu: a swell:n;;in h;tr,-1, and
'`aa1�,,, t: -' feet. 50e. a b.ix ; 6 for S2.".u. At ;ell
� r dealers cr scut on receipt of price.
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Loan and Savings Co., London, Ont.
This woman says Lydia E.
Pinkhum's Vegeta'nle Compound
cured her. 1{e,tul he: letter.
Mrs. J. A. Ialibertre, of ' Artillerie
St., Quebec, writes to Mrs. l'lnkhanl :
•• For sis years 1 have been doctoring
for female weakness, heart and nerve's,
liver and kidney trouble, but in Lydia
E. l'inkham's Vegetable Compound 1
can safely say 1 have found a cure.
"I was continually bothered with the
most distressing backaches, headaches,
and bearing -down pains, and I kept
growing more and more nervous.
LydiaE. Pinkharu's Vegetable Com•
pound relieved me of all these distress-
ing symptoms and made me a well
woman. I would advise all suffering
women, young or old, to use Lydia E.
Pink ham 's Vegetable Compound."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink-
hara's Vegetable Compound, made
front roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have lteen troubled with
displacereIlts, inflamntat.ion,lllcera-
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear -
ng -down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
t3oc,djT•L1T ea. t or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it
Mrs. Pinkham invites all siek
women to write ser for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Clandeboye,
The trustees of Union S. S. No. 12,
Biddulph, and No. 4, McGillivray,
have decined to build a new school
next summer. At a meeting of the
ratepayers a site was selected just
east of Cunningham's old hotel on the
south side of the road leading to Lu-
ean. Contracts have not yet been let.
—Anthony Roe has purchased the
hundred acre farm formerly owned by
Geo. Williams from E. Mara. The
consideration is in the neighborhood
of $8000.—Clover threshing bas begun
in this section. Red clover is not
turning out as well as was expected,
and in many cases is very badly infect-
ed with the weevil.—Fall ploughing is
all but impossible on ntost.farrns. The
long -continued drought has hardened
the clay land almost to the consistency
of brick. \Vhere the soil is loamy it
burns over like ashes. Very little
rain has fallen in this section since the
middle of August.
The Methodist church of this pla'c
purposes holding their annual tea meet-
ing on Monday evening, Nov. 2nd. A
very good program will be rendered,—
(1. ay. Amy has returned front Brantford
Ile !cave*. shortly to take a position Lt
Lansing. 4ich,—Mr. Dobler of Exeter has
see ured rt positiOti with S. G. Lamport
of this place.. --Tec hop at Mooresville
was well attended last evening.—Elec-
tion day passed off very qutctl>' ',erc,—
\irs. filen Seale spent a few days here
this week.—Miss Lily Cunningham spent
.t few days In London nils week.—Mrs.
lit'rbert has gone to London to remain
for et while.—Mea. J. Cunningham of
London was here Over Sunday.—It. N.
.tell has return:d to his home its Galt.
The Strenuous Life
1'1 I,LS SO 11.1RL) ON TiHI: STO'.L\CiI
IT MUST DAVE iDELI'.
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The stress arid strata of tete stren-
uous lite In both Illy rend country stakes
stomach troubles. five people outlet to-
day where one did ten years ago with
kick headache, dizziness, flatulence,
Matrons after eating, specks before the
eyes, bloating, nervousness, sleepless-
ness and the marry other symptoms of
Indigestion.
All wleo are suffering with etonia_h
troubles, and that mean.; at least two
out of every three In Exeter and other
towns, should use 'll -on -a stomach tab-
lets. Nothing else 1s as safe, yet ef-
fceDye ; nothing else an be so thuro-
uahl}- relied ul.ot, to tcileve ale troubles
front indigestion as Ml-o-na.
So reliable Is all-o-na that W. S. Cole
with every 50 cent box he sells glvesa
guarantee to refund the money unless
the remedy cures.
The Ontario Department of Edu:a-
tion w111 shortly maks an announcement
in conectlon with the introduction of a
new history and granimar to be uec.l In
the public schools. These new books
when authorized will cost considerably
less than the old history and grammar.
..rad be up-to-date in every parte.ula-.
The ,naps a,;d meas for the new Geo-
graphy art in the rouse of pr.'paret-
. •,,t. but these pr.oreut a number of
.lnificutters. and et will be conte time
l.c•fo.t the new gtugtap:ty appears.
ht no better way can a person help
,0 develop his or her education than by
o.tespondittg for a r;ewepaper. At the
same time the publishing the tic es of
locality advertises it and helps to
build It up. 8o that Lie newspaper tor-
rcepor.dent Is doing both himself and
u tommur.lty an whtrh he no.as a good
service. We are pleased at all Dors
.0 receive the weekly bulgets from the
rural districts. The Advocate has rt
very efficient staff of rorrespondeats.
but there are a few points where we are
e ,tepreset,ted . If your par: of thin
i:rte:ct le not getting attr•itio:t. vale
14. If you can help ace personally we
v.11 be glad. Perhaps you ran glee us
' tc hams• of a suitable, person. Ve e ask
our friends to co-operage with us in
steering at the he td of the pro:'sst•m.
Cause for Alarm
EPIDEMIC 1Nt•LUENL.\, UltIP1'E CA-
TAI1ItIIAh TIHOCLILES, PNEU-
MONIA INCREASING.
A marked Met -case lie troubles of the
breathing organs le noted in mane lo-
calities. If you will only have Ityonicl
at hand to use with t he first attack of
cold In the head, !'i:ewnunia, tuids, lit oit
chats, lioarecuese, Sole Throat, Croup,
in fact any respiratory affection, 111c
trouble will be quickly overcome.
11 the attack 1s neglet(Ed and b2cunto
severe, speedy relit f will conte in most
cases and a peratstent use of Ilyonwl
will cure.
The directions for using it vary but
the principal Is always tt.t same, that
of destroying all the genas in the air
you breathe ar,d having it react: t:,e ail
passages with dry medication trout the
Pine and Eucalyptus forests.
Ilemeimbcr that liquids or utuis1ure is
barred from the Broad:tai Tubes and
Lungs. It's the dry air of Iiyomai that
reactive the spot. tr . S. Lute
1t. Complete outfit, $1.
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Homan
Miss Jenny Welsh is home front
Wingham Hospital of which she is
head.—Mr. Hemphill of Wroxeter has
purchased G. House's residence for
$2400. Mr. Hemphill and family are
coming here to reside,—The anniver-
sary services of Kippen Methodist
church will be preached by Rev. Mr.
Kennedy on Sunday, Nov. 8. On the
following Tuesday evening a supper
will he served followed by a good pro.
gram.—Mrs. Hurley of Mexico is the
guest of ber father, Bernard Thowp-
son.—Mr. and Mrs. C. Chapman are
visiting here from St. Thomas.—Miss
Edith Scott, who has been visiting in
St. Thomas for several months has re-
turned home.—T. J. Berry, the well-
known horse importer and dealer of
Hensel!, has sold the well-known stal-
lion, Lord Lowther, to D. McMichael,
of near Walkerton, for $2,000. This
makes six horses Mr. Berry has sold to
Mr. McMichael in eight years.
FOUNDHO of HKvsALr. DEAn-When
the sad news of the death of Mr. Jas.
Petty was passed around on Thursday
last it seemed alwost incredible, but it
was only too true. That once familiar
form will no longer be seen amongst
us, and those who loved hire best were
amoug those who laid him to rest in
the Exeter cemetery on Saturday last.
The deceased was the founder of the
Village of Hensel), be having owned
the farm on which the greater part of
it is built and at the time the London,
Huron and Bruce railway was being
built he gave the land on which to
erect the station. Mr. Petty, in com-
pany with Mr. Geo. Petty, conducted
an extensive pork packing establish.
ment, and later was an extensive buy-
er and shipper of stock through which
sources be became widely known
throughout Western Ontario. He
wits possessed of more than the aver-
age intelligence and was most com-
panionable and an interesting couwer
sationalist. Mr. Petty was a native of
England, having een horn in llensall,
Yorkshire, in theb year 1833, conse-
quently was in his 76th year. Ile with
his older brother George, who is also
at present very ill, ;end John Petty,
who died some years ago, carte to
Canada in 18.iI, first settling here and
has continuously- resided here ever
since. Being a desirable and worthy
citizen and by his many good traits of
both heart and head he numbered his
friends as many, all of whom will
deeply regret his demise. The deceas-
ed had been sick only a short time
from internal trouble and his death
was very unexpected. The funeral
took place Ise Aattirdity from St. Paul's
church to Exeter cemetery.
Chiselhuret: The anniversary ser-
vices in connection with the Presby-
terian church will be held on Sunday,
Nov. 8th, when public service will be
held afternoon and evening. On the
following Monday evening a supper
and entertainment will be held.
THiS IS S.tii)
TO iIELI' MANY,
Get from any prescription ph.irma-
.1st the following
Fluid Extract Dandelion, One-half
ounce Compound Kargon one ounce:
Compound Syrup Saraaparllia. three
Ione ce.
Shake well in a bottle and take a te.ts-
p'tanful dose after each meal and at
htdtline.
The above 1s considered as the most
r crtatn prescrlptior, ever written to re-
Ifeve Backache, Kidney Trouble, Weak
Madder and all forms of Urinary dlf-
['tte ultics. This mixture acts prompt-
ly on the cllmtnative tissues of the kid-
neys. enabling them to filter and strain
the uric acid and other waste matter
from the blood which causes Rheumat-
ism.
Sonic persons who suffer with the af-
flictions ntay not feel inclined to place
murh confidence in tills simple mixture
yet those who have tried li say the re-
sults are simply surprising. the rebel
being effected without the sligntost in-
jury to the stomach or other organs.
Mlx some and give It a trial. it cer-
tainly comes highly recommended. It is
:he tre$cttptlon of an eminent au:aor-
a>•, whose entire reputation. 0 ,s ,a1.1
w.es established by it.
.1 dragglat here at home, whc,t eek l
stated that be could supply t"c ingred-
ients or ntiz the prescriptio;t for 'jur
readers. also recommenji 0 ad harm) ,se
The Ideal Beverage
ASK FOA
(LONDON )
A PALM ALE,
palatable, full of
the virtues of malt
and hops, and i t
sparkling condi-
tion, is the ideal
beverage.
Now when chemists announce its purity, and
judges its merit, one need look no further.
Zurich
Mr. and Mrs. C. Schrag and family
are spending the week with friends in
Tavistock.—Dr. Wes. Schellig of De-
troit was uotue fn: : °"w days the past
week and called on bis old friends.—
William Becker returned on Tuesday
morning front his annual trip to the
West,—Mrs. (Rev.) Whiteside of
Kemptville, accompanied by her sen
Max, is visiting ber parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Williams.—Jacob Koehler
bought Mr. Schoellig's farm !apt week
for $650.00. Mr. Koehler now has 200
acres. The same farrii was sold for
$0000.00 about 20 years ago.—Mr. and
Mrs. Jarvis of Brigden are visiting at
J. Preeter's this week.—Mrs. David
Finkbeiner of Sebewaing and Mrs. S.
Schucbter of Pigeon, Mich., were vis-
itors with Mrs. J. Preeter.—Ohas.
Fritz and Hurley Weber attended the
shooting tournament at Clinton last
week.—Leonard Zent. son of W. A.
Zent, a former resident of this place,
was so seriously injured in a railway
accident at Cleveland on the 16th inst.,
that he died the day following.
St. Marys: W. 1{. Butcher, who
purposed last week leaving St. Mar 's
to snake his home at Vancouver
where be was offered a Rot
has changed his plans trnday
purchased the grocery business of Jos.
D. Smith.
S100 Reward 8100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn
that there is at least one dreaded disease that s,•icnce
has beenable to cure in all its stages, and that i•
Catarrh. hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease requires a constitu-
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in•
ternally, actin¢ dire•_Ily upon the Moo.' and mu- nus
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and gi.iug the patient
strength by building up the constitution and assist-
ing nature In doing its work. The proprietors hale
so touch faith in its curative powers that they offer
One hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CIIENEY & CO., Totete, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75 cents.
Take hall's Family pills for constipation.
The Shine that Won't Come Ott
No Matter How Hot the Fire—
"Black Knight
Stove Polish
won't burn off nor turn red. It stands the
hottest fire and stays a l right, shiny t:lack.
Easy to put on, and just a few rub brings
a brilliant polish.
Von should ace for yourself how good
"Black Knight" really is
If your dearer doe' not hand:e it, s -til us
his tame rind l.c. kr full size,' tan.
WI F. F. DAiLEY CO. LiMiTED, HAMILTON. Oat.
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What a "Pandora" Ilot-Water
Attachment Means to Me
"BELOW—You see how 1 just turn on the tap
and instantly get hot water for my dishes, wash.
ing, scrubbing, preserving, etc.
"ABOVE— you see how the
pipes ate connected to the
bath and bean—no waiting
for a bath—no carrying
hot water upstairs."
"Pandora" Ranges can be
supplied with a hot -crater
attachment if you
haven't already got
one, and the attach- -- -
ment does not either
take extra fuel or in- — `_ \, s-
tcrfere with baking.
MCIary's
London, Toronto. Montreal. Winnipeg. 1anoouter, St John. h . Hamilton, Calgary,
T. Hawkins &, Son, Agents.
pernJxs IgfC,
3iscuits
Mad� \ the be for little
ones,
co��
gones ooThey annfailo
please. Try them. t
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