Exeter Advocate, 1905-02-09, Page 5TilE
Q zetex gkbuo ate,
published es try Thursla) Morning at the OrIL e.
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Sanders Sr Creech,
PROPItIETOR3
er•reerlenal Cards.
UR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.,
�Itonor graduate of Toronto Uniseristy.
DENTIST.
Teeth es Art:quit without any thin, or any bad effects
Gmee in Fansou's Block, west side Main street,
Exeter.
DR. D. ALTON ANDF:IRSON (D.D.S. L.
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto University and Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Al .tr Poet
Graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic Dentistery
(with honorable mention.)
AUuruinuui, Gold and Vulcanite Plates made in the
neatest manner possible. A pert•.• It' hess an•
aesthetic used for painless extraction of teeth.
Office one door south of Carling Bros. store, Exeter.
Medical
WOMEN'S NEGLECT
SUFFERINGTHESUREPENALTY
Health Thug Lost Is Restored by Lydia
. Pinkhaan'• Vegetable Compound.
HOW many woolen do uu know who
are perfectly well and strong? We
hear every da • the same sterV over and
over agaiu. "I do not feel well; 1 am
so tired all the time 1 "
More than likely yon speak the same
words yourself, and no doubt you feel
far from well. The cause may be easily
traced to some derangement of the fe-
male organs which manifests itself in
depression of spirits, reluctance to go
anywhere or do anything. backache,
bearing -down pains, flatulency, nerv-
ousness, sleeplessness, leucorrhoea.
These symptoms are but warnings
that there is danger ahead, and unless
heeded a life of suffering or a serious
operation is the inevitable result.
The never -failing remedy for all these
symptoms is Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound.
I)R. T. P. McLAUGHLiN, MEMBER OF THE M168 Clara Besubien, of Beauport,
1 College of Physicians and Surgeons Ontario. Quebec, writes:
Physician, Surgeon and Accor• heur. Orae, Dash- (}tar Mrs,PiI►k11am :
wood. eat. '• For several years I have suffered with
a female weakness which proved a serious
.Auctioneers I drain on my vitality, sapping my strength
and musing severe headaches, bearing -down
BROWN, Winchelsea. Licence] Auctioneer pains and a general worn-out feeling until I
H. for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex. really had no desire to live. I tried many
also for the township 01 Usborne. Sales promptly mcalioine i, but did not get pp►eermanent relief
attended to and terms reasonable. Sates arranged until I took Lydia E. 1'inkbam's Vegetable
at Post Office Winchelsea. ('oinp• 1. In two months I was much bet-
ter
etter and stronger, and in four months I was
well ; no more diLsagreeable discharge, no
-THE- more pain. so I have every reaaun to praise
the Vegetable Compound, and I consider it
JUeroaQIs llaoko[ CQat12 without equal for the ills of women."
If you are ill, don't hesitate to get a
bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ItEAn OFFICE, MONTREAL ble Compound at once, and write to
Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Maas., for special
advice -it is free and always helpful.
capital Paid Up •■ 6.000,000
Rest & Undivided Profits 3.218,9591
93 BRAN(7HES IN CANADA
Interest at most fat orable current rates front date
deposital allowed o. Savings Bank aecounta and De•
posit Receipts.
Commercial letters of ('relit issued available In
China, Japan and other foreign countries.
Travelling Letters of Credit issued to travellers In
all parts of the world,
A general Banking Ma -incus transacted.
SAVINGS BANK.
TI1oe t:YS11E, (IRstaAL MANAORR.
. F'. IIF:BOEN, Sver nr llascuffs & Cmar Pomona
Clinton: Mr. W. Wheatley, of town,
has bought the 9D acre farm nn the
Iflth con.. of Goderich township. own-
ed by :lir•. Rotel. Riche! dein. pooping
in the neighborhood of $501111 there-
for•.
PIANOS
CREDITON BRANCH
W. S. CI1ISHOLM, \tanager. That Have to bo Sold.
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Cement
1Ve have in stock 'I'HItFF. PIANOS
which have leen in 11,4' fur a shot t
time only, and wanting 11) niske rano)
for new goods, we lite. going 10 sell
donstantl these Matins at a price that they will
s+ have to go.
on Hand.
at Exeter and Centralia.
The Best Cement in Can-
ada -National Brand.
Prices Into enough to snit everybody.
Jos. Cobbledick
intending purchasers would do well
to call and inspect these bargains be-
fore bu)'ieg.
Violins and Violin Sund-
ries Always in Stock.
S. MARTIN
1(.' iddpn:tt te•r s for Stationery.
IHALus VEGEiTABLE SICILIAN
Har Renewer
Perhaps you like_ your gray hsh; then keep It.
Perhaps act ;
dna remember-Hsll'a Hair Renewer always restores color to
gray hair. Stops falling hair, also. 'na'rCt'z't'ML,CtL"'"
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sr NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT.
STRICTURtAND KIDNEY DISEASE CURED.
• 1 bed stricture for eleven years. 1t finally brought en Might',
Uiseue of the Kudos's. i had an uneomfot table oho. ung pain in the
groin an.1 fr.ling as though weeds's. yeas hi this urcahra. Ili back
was weak and 1 could scarcely stoop over. l't,ne was Intl el sedi•
t ient. If ad adc;ir•tourinate frespoentl Family duetors,sotailed
• peciatists, patent medicines, electric belt, all poled. 1 was dis-
c (neared. 1 Lid event hundreds of dollars in vain. Finally 1 con-
sultedR a r d ea
•nlred ism Keened! Kern n as the last reser,. s. rt. t.iheard rd a great
deal abet dh.m and e'nrlu.led frrm the fart C.,rterryhad toren
e.obtt-led over as yaan t .at they un•terstcod their t nsinrss. 1 ■•n
de',rhte,l with th. re• ',%. 19 r ne w•rk i felt te'•-r aril in a few
weeks was earr•ly cured. }lase gained sitteen pr,, 's in weight.'•
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ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS.
CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY.
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cause seri',:• s(n.•,h;ationt. beware 't If cr-eery. it o• y 5appresses the symptoms -ate
N6'sV Ut. t 11.1)V ositivelr cures ail blood dist tttt Lt,ver.
YOUNG OR MIDDLE-ACitcD MEN.-tmprtdent sets or tater excesses
have le.c ;en ,own our s; .tent. Y,•,) feel the sy:rptcris 'teens; c s, r you. Mentally.
physically and setually you are not the man you wad to be ct abeold Lc.
R E ♦�A D E R Are yrn a :im y Have yen lost b re ? Are yen intending
to marry t Ilas your blood been d,.sased P ttsve you 11,7
wraknev? Out New Method Treatment wet runt yoe who it bas dons for others it
will do t,r you. CONS(: LTATION FREE. No matter •i' ,has trratcd yom wore for
in ho^est o;sinlon Fre of Charge. Chargesteatonable. LOOKS FIiEK-"The (.ellen
Ni suitor" (ialu,trared). oa ihseases of Mee. S, aled tic on •'Liseisas cf Women" eros
N O NAMES U310 WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. Evory•
thins Confld•nttal. Que•tlon List for Home Tr•atm•nt Fro*
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Cor. Michigan Ave. and Shelby St., Detroit, Mich.
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Mr. Samuel Mart'iott, who had ill-
' most recovered fruit► ,► recent attack
of illness, has suffered a relapse. ---Mr.
T. 0. nehmen, the well-known cattle
'met with ani :accident on Satr+uday
tea at at the stuck t'atrds 11.11.10111111g
the G. T. It. freight s
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eds. .\
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skin tsae ld t1etttltfor tIt ett
when a ste.•t' Stepped lin his right fo It.
.i- he leaned Over to extri'•ate it hes
heft foot tan ned iu 1lis• soft slum',
bre,ekiug one of the small bent s near
the alike.. 11is friends hope lie rusty
start be mound 'Igain.
PlteseN'r.tTltN.-A very pleasant
evening was spent at the lulu• of Jlr.
and Mrs. iI. Tiblats, receutly, when
they were presented e all an at tide t•sS
and gifts. \1r. :tint .1rs. Tihbits lett
List. week for the Starr of Witehington
and their hest of friends took (occasion'
to let them know how highly they
were esteemed before their dep:11titre
to their new borne. 'I'tte addles- was
read by Mise Maggie Lee. Miss Dickson
presented Mrs, Tihbit5 with a hand-
some watch and locket, and Miss Bell
presented Mr. 'Titbits with at beautiful
ring. Mr. 'Tibbits made a suitable re-
ply on behalf of himself and wife and
then the company proceeded to make
merry. There was excellent uutsic,
lively dancing and other social lilt's -
tires onjoyed until a late hour. An
appetizing lunch was provided by the
visitors. When the party broke up
farewells were exchanged with the
h st and hostess whose going away is
generally regretted.
Dic'rll.---Mr. Thomas Nagle, one of
the n►nst respected residents of this
township, died at his home on Tues-
day, Jan. 31st, aged 74 years and 10
months. lie had been ill for few
weeks. Besides his wife be leaves a
family of six sons and two daughters.
Mr. Natgle was a native of Mitchells-
tuwn, Cork. Ireland, and came to Can-
ada when a small boy. He cleared a
farm in Ueborne where he lived for
many years before moving to Blow -
shard, where he had resided for over
twenty years. One sister. Mrs. Hag-
erty, lives in Log�ah Township, and the
late John and James Nagle of Blom -
shard were his brothers. Mrs. Casey.
who diem in St. Marys sense years
since, was his sister. Mr. Nagle was
highly esteemed by a wide circle of
friends. Ile was a roan of the strict-
est integrity in all his dealings with
Itis fellowmen, and was liked by all.
The funeral took place to St. Marys
cemetery, Thursday morning, services
lasing held at St. Marys R. C. church.
The family have the sincere synapa4thy
of the community in their heavy be-
reavement.
MARItIAOE.-\Vednesday the home
Of Jou. Rayct'aft, wars the scene of a
very pretty wedding. when his only
daughter, \piss Rosa, was united in
holy bonds of matrimony to Win. 11.
Dykes, at prosperous young farmer of
Prospect Hill. in the presence of 73 of
t he most intimate friends and repot Ives.
The bride, gowned in cream Rosana
cloth, veil entrain. and orange Woe -
some. carrying itt her band a 1 poet
elf white carnations. entered the pal Igor
leaning on the arms of her bailer. Jlen-
de•lsla)hu's Match was played by Miss
Radcliff. 131anshard. Standing under
an areh of evergreen ft 1d flowers, the
rete V was performed by Itev. Mr.
I{ill y. of Grant .on. The In kit) was es-
siste•d by Miss iwnn 1lodgins, of "Mean.
.I. Dykes, brother of the groom, acted
as best man. Misses Jennie and Ola
ltaycraaft, of Granton and London re-
s`ectivelY. nieces of the bride, made
eh:u•nting little flower girls. After the
001e11u1ry the party entered the spac-
ious
pareimus dining room, where a suulptuotte
repast awaited tht ut. The ggrootu's pre-
sent to the bride WAS rt gold watch and
chain, to the bridesulaid and organist
a gold brooch, and to the little flower
girls a gold bracelet each. The pres-
ents w ere numerous and useful, testify-
ing the esteem in which the happy
y g couple were held.
-sea-
East
Fast Williams: On Jan. 25t1i, there
passed away art lot 8, con. 12, Mitchell
ituhet•ts, aged 87 years and 1 month.
Mr. Roberts had been i11 but a short,
time having been taken down with
pneumonia the previous Saturday.
Paine's
Celery
Compound
Makes Sick
People Well
Mrs. \Vm. ('arter.of Merkdatle, Ont.,
who (hanks Heaven and Paine'sCe•lery
l'otnpnund for her restoration to
h••alt h. says: --
"After my hahy was born i took
grippe, and was in a very weak condi-
tion of health. My nervous system
seethe d to be broken down and I had
convulsions severe] times. I frequent-
ly lost use of my limbo. i had severe
night sweats, was sleepless, despond-
ent 1111(1 very nervous. i thonght nt
tittles 1hatt i was going to lose my rea-
son. At last 1 hectometer wesk that i
could hardly move myself in bed. Af-
ter a COIltw of treatment by able doc-
tors, i was still suffering. and on the
brink 11t the grave. iwas •aron
l),
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vimed hyto Mendto make time Pin
r.
Celery Cotnponnd. To gratify the de-
sires of my family 1 used this medi•
cine. in a short time appetite and
sleep were fleeter. After use of the
'edema bottle i was No amazed and
pleased with my ituptrvetnent that
decided to continue the use of Paine's
('every Compound. 1 am happy to
state that the ase of six bottles hay
ipletely restored me to new life anti
usefulness to my fondly. 1 sincerely
11 ink God end Patine'+ ('ele'y Com.
pelted for my wonderful restoration.'.
Ask For
PAIN E'S,"
No Other
Medicine
Just As Good.
Seaton the A glliet wedding took
place at the residence of the bridt-'s
!iiivnts. Wednesday morning %t hen
Miss Hannah Oughton tuns united in
Marriage to Mr. 'Phos. Riektll. The
youug couple lett on the morning
train for a short trip.
Seaforth: 1)1.. J. W. Livingstone,
a foe rater 5eafet t h buy, has leen rap.
[whited Clivi-eoual surgeon on the
K.1125:1s City Seethern Railway and
has taken tip his residence in the ra-
pidly grooving rite of \loess .\rka tisas.
This place, although only eight years
old. has it population of between five
and six thousand, and the railroad
pay roll thele anxan)ts to over $21,010
(44(1) 111411)t h.
East 'Williams: The news of the
sail aaltd sadden death of Mr. David
Waters, who with his sister resided
near Fernhill, canto as rt shock to his
many friends in this towushie and 5i-
('inity. lie pressed away on Tuesday
at the age of 55 years, alter an Illness
of very sli err duration, resulting from)
blood poison, (seised by a sliver which
he had rum into his hand a little et et•
a week ago and all of which he failed
to have extracted.
St. Marys: On Sunday an aged and
lunch respected resident of St. Jia t'ys
passed away in the person of Mr. John
Seaton, at the ante o1'77 years, 8 months
and 15 days. Mr. Seaton has been a
resident of St. a\fart's for the past
eight year's, coating here from Lake-
side. Mr. Seaton has been in tailing
health for some months, and bis death
was not unexpected. Besides his
widow he (eaves to mourn his loss a
daughter and son.
Clinton: Mr.JuhnTownshend,hrlth-
er of Mr. Albert Townshend, of towne
who went.toSan Antonia. California, a
fete months at•: ew'ith the loupe that the
change would benefit his health, is
daily growing weaker and the end it
is feared is not far distant. He is be-
ing mored by his brother Arthur who
left Clinton some weeks ago) to he with
him, and his medical attendant is I)r.
Sheppard, formerly of Hayfield, who
is giving him every care awl atten-
t ion.
\Vinghlun: On Wednesday morn-
ing the death of Wm. (ransom of Low-
er Hingham took palace. Deceased
had been working at Mr. Case • .'s
.et the Jnuction, and retired to bed in
his nsnoll health on Tuesday night. On
\Vednesday unurning when they rose,
he 55115 apparently awake, but some -
1 itue after, when he was called for
breakfast, it was found that the spark
of life lied fled. Ile (raves it widow
and 1:•oily of several children. He
was about sixty years of age.
Stanley
SCFtout. REPORT -The following is
the Jo :u•y report of the pupils of S.
S. No. 11. Names are in order of met -
it. V.-- Mary Johnston, A. \V. John -
sten, Ida Diesdab'. SI'. 1 \'.--Eleaur.,.
(lend. N. (lentinell, Mary McKay. Jr.
1 V. -Etta Jarrett. M. NI. Fisher. Jas.
Ialtltt. 1I1.- Ilene t:Beath, Her -
heti .lures, Iola ,Io1Ps. Sr. 11. -John
Kehl. Oda Mc Heart h. 11.111111411 Dinsdale.
Jr, 11. --Lola Rothwell, Arthur Jones.
lit nee 1,iign11. Part 11. -Walter Me.
It••.ith, frank Gemmel!. Alla ► Fisher.
pert 1.--Anraa May blood. The best
spellers in the monthly spelling ma tell-
e- wet e: V.--\1. JOltnston; 81. I V. -
I;. Heed; Jr. 1V. --E. Jau•rott; 111
Jen.,-; Se. II. -J. Kehl; Jr. 11. -
Jones; Part 11.--1+'. Getutrell.
Usllornc Council,
Council met at township hall,
%elle, on Felt. 4. All present. Minutes
of previous meeting read end approv-
ed. The tender of the Exeter T •s,
10 do the printing usually required lay
the municipality for thia year fur $55.
was a ceepted, I'he Auditors' ]report
fits toad Was adopted and 10) copies of
the report erre ordered to he printed
for dist r•ihntion. The accounts ter poll-
ing places for t he Ontario election were
paid. and other accounts, amounting
(0 $81.I0 were passed and Indere issued
in payin •nt. Council then adjourned
tel meet Saturday. Feb. 18, at 1 o'clock
to consider the Eng;neel's Report on
the Montalto et eek and branches, lied
for other I►usinee`,
F. Morley, Clerk.
♦ Manly Kam.
He -Ton say you like a manly toga.
What is your idea of a manly mat
Elbe -Well, for instance, one wh•
doesn't stay and stay and stay just
because be knows tat* girl isn't areae
•sough to throw bpm out.
1eellel r'. Plesaaa s.
Sloe* the magnificent time* of tho
Roman empire there bas never boon •
period when people have been se ever-
ted, overamused and overstimulated as
la the imperial London •f today.
PT.batbts Ir.L
"Is Pickl•by a manlcur• arttatrr
"I don't know. WhyT'
"1 just saw him and he told m• tkat
be bad charge of a hundred bands at
his place of bush.*.."-Ci•v.iand Plata
Dealer.
♦ Tree Distillery.
On the Canary Islands grows o foun-
tain tree, s tree most needed In some
parts of the Islands. It is said that the
leaves constantly distill a quantity of
water that Is sufficient to furnish
drink to every living creature In lilero,
!Were having provided this remedy
for the drought of the Island. Every
morning near this part of the Island a
cloud of ntlst nrises from the sea,
which the 55 Inds force ngninst the
t
atePl cliff nn which this tree grows,
and it 1s from the mist that the tree
distills the water.
Proved If.
"My wif• will bear witness," said
the prisoner at the bar, that at the
very time I ate ac, used of bnrglarlsiug
Mr. Smith's premises I was engaged
In walking the floor with my infant
Child in my arms, endeavoring to
'mike it by singing 'Rock Baby.'"
"The prisoner 1s discharged," rr
[narked his honor. "i1• can prove a
tunahy," -- - -
REASON NS 5
WHY YOU SHOULD USE
d Rose
Tea
Because it is perfectly clean.
Wouldn't you like to know that the tea you drink
has not been touched by human hand since it was plucked
on the plantation ?
This is what you get in Red Rose Tea. The old
method of rolling and packing tea by hand has leen
entirely done away with on the tea estates where Red
Rose Tea is produced. There, as well as in the blending
and packing
machinery -is
Red Rose
rooms, machinery scrupulously clean
used exclusively.
Tea is never touched by hand after being
plucked.
This fact alone will help you enjoy drinking it.
The Blue Label is recommended.
T. H. ESTABROOKS, St. John, N.B.
BRANCHES : TORONTO, WINNIPEG
Seaforth: Mr. William Murdie has
withdrawn entirely from the he'll -
ware firm of Sills & Mnrdie and the
'lusiness will hereafter be conducted
by Mr. George Sills himself.
Clinton; On Tuesday Mr. George
Diebldied at his residence in Toronto,
,aged 70 years. 01d residents of Clin-
ton will remember him as an active
business mal) and progressive citizen.
He was engaged in the furniture busi-
ness here for many years, but left in
the early eighties. Ile was a relative
of the Diehl family of Stanley and was
a connection by marriage of the late
Mr. Chidley of town.
East Williams: On Friday Mrs.
Dickie, widow of the late John Dickie.
departed this life nt the home of her
brother, Alex. Munro. Mrs. Dickie
was only 34 years old but had been ill
for several months. She leaves two
children.
Godet•ich tp.: Mr. Geo. 1' asom of
the Maitland con., died at the age of
58 years, Thursday. Deceased has
been a sufferer from kidney trouble
for some time. About three years ago
he rented the Rudd faro) and hail made
many warm friends since corning bete.
He leaves a wife, five sons and five
daughters.
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Advice and I f ."nation writo hr. et1ocelm.
f.lmlteal 17? King street we.t, Toronto.
can t'r. F:,•--om'a o,nmul•Inn may 1••
taken with 1' -whine with very bencll'lal
results. Tho ,t,h an •nlargad labnratrsry
new iatxsr-.ayine faMOtlea, and recent
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Ada. Psychtr.e. 5•.11 for years at $1.54 per
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Weak Voice -Throat Irrits.
tion,
A11 voice and throat troub'e,lune
and respiratory disorders ar•
promptiycurcd through the use of
PSYCH INE (Si -Keen). Gargles,
mouth washes, and tablets are of
no avail, and often cause serious
injury.
Mr. Joe Murphy
the famous Actor, Was
Threatened with
Asthma
'•5 deem it m)• duty to hanker
petone the crent benefit 1 hate re-
erltecl by liaising; Pelt '111NE. I
was threatened olds .%i tone, but
It lav dieuppa•nred entirely, and 1
bate only in en taking the mein -
eine one sve•e'i. iT 11.1N GIVEN
MY SPE.%IsINfi .1ti1) stscaxa
VOI('I•: itl•:NEWED PUW1:11, and
I adsiee all public speakers, actors,
and ringers tuner to be without
t1."
'Pours truly, Joseph Murphy.
Tea -chine Is for nil vocal trouble*,
and Is proving a great blessing to pub -
Ile Rpenkcrs, singers, and all voice
r
n e '..�� of
ar n ltt, s
worker:). In n.l unhoalthy
(he throat or lungs there Is soreness
or inflammation, caused by hnircrfv,:t
nutrition, met a clogged condition ef
the tiny blood vettsets of those organs.
This is nee) the condition in catarrhal
affeetiene. ver•dleas to say. this has a
most Inlirfous affect On the vocal or-
ga, t'syehine Meing greatest -
nft'Icnsfat hlnol p'rrlllentlonthe, 1'S •trapeact
In such disorders 1. prompt and 'frees
Boal. Although the ►ronbl' may be but
trivial. vet it Is In the throat that •rrl-
nus I'tnq and frtnr•,ach dls•at'rs have
their beginning. And if 111 54,11 Io start
treattnent with P,vehlne nt once. These
le no more effectual remedy for ho:tire.
res•, throat Irritation. Rpenkerat' fore
throat, and all arfeottons rnminon t0
voice workers than Parching