Exeter Advocate., 1905-06-15, Page 5tafklt
fferings Ar. liXestalIss of "Inge
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toUt.rin.i 040,tilstre Prrigit 'Va
4/10#010
•Irrea rerIfilad gceupc
hart in the sander et the
ndey.
Yeue &Y licre
b*ta beeu o1d toL,"'
11.
vex;
lItinter was dthinground
his osny'whetiowe p zt1 ' the
brisk!: frightening the elaimel
'Pic it to 'ten away. Itran
iQueen.treet rests tbe,t�y
.eattging, t.se
'
ur,
Ks,
ttis
Mosses sloes osiers,
riptIons, ets,,tote -sisao sesaise
.„
you‘ Itzecma•
Sh01414 fly or,
•"- einsOr yOU.
make you irritable; you can't
you are nisab/e t qiietj and eel
tOintsyou
t.,Marys' Wbite ptying in it
Oef, With Isimiedther obildrett'-'141
the-0301(444.SO.d danghter of
Mrs.It. 4L Oergason.leir tO'thegruU
And broke her arm
St., Mary's:, Mrs. Gill, , who ,liveS
with be on, Mr. 'R. Gill, was
"NS' OTIWRSON (ADA L.D.E4
DENTIST
ortisinto otToronto Unlowolty and Royal
Natal Etuntoono ot 'Ontario. MO Poet
at chkagaschol at Posta** Ventlotory
tontlon.) •
a 0 old inatiVokanito Plot 0. tao
f , • • •••
gan lnvoinen is ao:c
-tentb3 the nervous •pr
iervousdebihty, the blu
estrand--nervous Irritabili
*ries row, softte, derangenient of the
organism which makes her a women.
Pits of depression or restlessness snd
8Piritsseireily, a„
that One niittute She laugh, the•
minute Weeps. - Pain, in the orstiesand
between thErehoiflgsvs. Lo,of VO1C411
13,01116133 dyspepsia. -.4C-Cisid-eney to crj
\st the least, provocation. All this polnfa
to nexvons prostration.'
Nothing will relieve this 41strliasing
• thiso
vratoon and su enngisoaate
x'wer%E. Pinkhans:cigge-table emu
1sh.Stowell, of 177 -
ton St., Kingston. Ont., *rites:
Tor Um Pinichems-
sitowtr„ miaow& Ideated Auctioneer 44 your modne blood a swisend to tut.
tor tho 474antles Or Porta and Stkldlooax. faring womert mind / otai witix that
igmunklIle 21z.. and Mrs. lienrj-
Colbert, left On Tuesday, for Chieago
and other places where they intend.
some_ss ends-
iqn- I- imissmt,-;,1
'MI obeli: Thursday evening., June
Pr. John Halkwelkof Toronto. son
, of Mr,' ikn-a'Wa;'Tb--o-o.sawimwisruas
, -was, married to 'Mos ar.
augh ter of Mr.. and Mrs. WM. Ross.
Toronto. ,
Logan: In the death of Mrs. Joseph
4 h. children anda husband
ere- Orel berezwet1s The deceased
bL-dy ha en in or many years and
the his'. libeitifferings _with Christian
tesignat on, ,
Dublin: jots O'Rourke, a promin,'
ent young farmer of Mcgillop was
-
_ .
-
ITITOVing around o a, u p ace
where- he may spend his eelining-
aririn-co He
aCt\y engaged -fir ess
in Egmondville for nearly forty re
and 44 MI health has not been satis-
factory of late be is seeking\ a change
with the hope of improvement in tins
direction,
tor the towt414 °t "°•• v"inPu7 ItmeW What i out or and
sdd teems tones wagons Ie. Solos orronpd
T-,•*;a1D-•
IJohIngtsrrit,orie torepre-
Wbo1eaIe and ZungatIonal:
. allotted liseiress 'Saws'
g.---Pa1tml3;150-pordoriltit
oitulo In, rhea, Wont
ndbuttscr fornathed whoa
Addt'L jgALW
10-11. --ougony.-= ',Lan
tali&
--,IlottralrOt your Vogotabt'
Inadoliro look new And prointatng to MIN
m.11ghtand bow 4Ind.--1-do_notir what
sterness-teotud. ,X• ammo onjoyed-VM-betafibt
blalth now for over four years- Lydia E.
btneinto ousau oines
women made strong by Lydia p. Pink.
ham's Vegetable compound con
all women of its virtues? Surely you
cannot wish to remain sick enui.--vvesik
And discouraged, exb,autited each day,
When you can he as ***fly cured aa
other women.
capitols 1sa14 V • 6,000,000
Root & Undivided Profits 3.218,959
,
at moot toTorafile 't rates from date
posit Retool -/
iere1sILett.ra of Cala lifted, avalloalo Is
,mond countrita Retai
al) partsol the .14rlrOr ma
14
itozond %bit trobwiatroitoorted.
A. -scitrefOraltfOrnia
Sexualwrilca Umtata
-a-Attu* Or
aU ot wall* load to ContanVsoolt.
• lava and au'essir oast.
onewutissese, • wilt
Wiitator
In dead earnest for tradeand
the volume of it that comes
"T -IS -proof that 'ow
Goodsr-Pricee-and-MethQds-ar
_
Fiatnoncy can buna:lso
COAL
Wei'bobr at the loves
--141090.
os. Cobbledick
Iv Telid-EkiWeroTin erest
anos-an
facilities. In new Instruments
and will liake the Prices
terms very attractive. •
A few special- bargains in
secondhand Pianos, Organs
nf,1.--SeliJnerachhiorthatare
bound -to suit you. OEM and
--Mfes--Fros
Mr. and MINN ThOireasFlannigan. also
,St. Mary*. Mr. -David Milner, an
,employee of the J. D. Moore Co., wais
tendered an address. and presentation
an Friday night by the employees of
the on theoccasion of his leavin
t e
f t few sur-
viving pioneers this township in
the person of John' Shepherd; of 'the
Saytielit.lines-who died-vn Friday, -a
the age of 81 years.
gis-ssinstsvsuisblowtogso
'Went -into -the bush of Jame s Cornish
on the base line a - -
• es roye a ut 20 rods of fence, and
compelled him to fight fire for the bal-
ance of the day. ,
Clinton: .A trtan named: Sherwood,
who was employed on the dock that
is being budt at 'Grand Bend, was
brought to the Hospital on Tuesday.
suffering from blood poisoning • in his
hand. It is a SerlaUS CaSe; but the-
AtiipeatOESIVretheabitil
Parkhill: Mrs. Wm. Pe, Mar, of the
14th-etasis-West Williams -was -driving
to Parkhill On Saturday, when the.
the horse took fright at, a wheel and,
threw her into the road. Mrs. Bed-
lars-ararvisa-Vakolibr-
serer:dm-1m up. ,
Seatortb: Mr. De la Frinlar, our
new Photographer, met -With a severe
and unfortunate aceident which will
lay him up for Boum time. He WAS
standingin B. B. „Onsusis stare nsk Iiii
.'claY lasts, and in some way tripped and
felt, fracturing a bone in one of his
legs. „
Mitchell:- Sundays after a protracts
ed MIIN, A41-abil Becker ,.passed
y- atstistrnage of yeares-_11er-
sleattssivaa,notAinex ted,stillsiss-ithss
his separation -very-hard. he ivat
.imexoellestai hbonsisulses
lovable woman.
Seaforth: Miss Mabel Oovenlock,
daughter of Mr. John •Govenlock. of
this town, has hist eminently distin-
aished herself in Toronto. -Miss
ovenlock his been attending the
Lillian „ Massey school of Domestic
in the final examilnitiOn of lx)th iOntor-
, senior years, a-No.0e only rich -Orr
p offered in the senior year. n
rkcognitlon her work and the ex-
cellent standing taken at her examins
ation'she has been engaged as a de-
nstratOr ,in the College at it good
a usts-nowaliss .Govenlee
on it eponstratinirjltur in the, cikate•
Clinton: A pretty -June -wedding
took plaice at the residence of John
Shaw Wednesday when his youngest
Mary became The bride
of William Moir. -of Port El:in. The
te-w
frie,nds.., The bride was beautifull
bite polls •e spri over
china silk, while her travelling gown
was brown chiffon silk ,with violet
hat. She was attended by Mies Mar -
Ian Marrs of Port Elgin and as flower
girls by Dorothea 'Moroi, Port Elgin,
Jessie Ballantine. Kincardine, and
Madelon Shaw, daughter of Dr. Shaw.
The groopisman WAS Mr, Lorne Muir,
Port Elgin.
, tit:, born in.t
, „ ,
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trade*0', !”' ., 4grown- . ylon: and , tan, teas. .• The".
, . .,... „ CI
' *3 are grown at high altitudes on '111'01144in., Slo
,. ,
s4where the , tea. bushes: grow more slOwir and are more.
,.
carefully cultivated than in the valleYst where- the„ clititate:
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\ wn-grown too is not oniy a ntier quasi i --fuv---iitat F. -----
ins mucitmekre ,i,:ea, juice Or extract t an v liets_ WO •
, ,
tea. • . -'s
This ot4 be easily proved by comparing a draw*
hie' of Red Rose waft any other tea. By doing lo
will find that a ound of' 4 Rose Tea will s end as fk
as ig to
her teas. \
. The saving is most apparent in the Blue 'Label and
better grade's buy a pound and mike the ten.
Seaforth: The following were tick.
-to-distant4eints-shy-W.--Somer
/oho 5alatio_Detroitl the
W1acresee-7431iiti4o--Ne
Atssa.4.,Bssnie,„.11isise, a delegath--to
the -Geller:SI Assembly at Ringston;,
Mr. and Mrs. II. . Colbert to Chicago,
-taboatfroinOwtuSund;Mrs.
Finlayson, sr., to Vancouver, to spend
iarly known as "Curly," whose aced --
-dental shoot-leg:was-reported, died in
the bospitalat Pembroke on Saturday.
Re Siglt s member of it Georgian Bay
canal survey and was one at it Part):
qieuritturaloti -it!Ilet'`AX-tsofr
river; Thehabeen on the river
iffid-Kfarly"-Wee .oitieof those engaged"
ing -the boat, -and -when the
teate latmch which Ploke& them up
every`evening overtook them he
forward for his coat. A rifle
isg friths -boat and whether he
struckit with his foot or the '‘,.,coat be.
carne entangledin it, is not known
but it discharged and thehall enteted
his body and lodged in the muscles of
the back. As quickly 'as possible be
wilataken trs'rb-.61--oviratitt gelm.
frlier-ebe refelfed eve - •-
or st. une ere WAS some hope-
of'recover ,, but on Saturda he suss
'llansJtess-g._A, Salvers, of Brace:
field to *ngs,N. '; r.
an rs. Malcolm McKay to Phila.
delphia and Atlantic City; Mr. Pu
Jails to Sault Ste. Marie: Mrs. G. E.
• endereon to Mfnneapohn.
eaforth: James who teceot-
ly
sold his farm nearOonstatice heavily -
used -the farrreo
on the McKiltop and--Ifoltettletyn,
paying'forft the titilinir Sri;
acres. bas
on it , good buildings and is withia
about three miles of $enforth. Mr.
t C 1 gets possess 0-15-r-iii,4 October.
tistors-,,,Aswe
ortnt-r-mran___ 2,00 o
• a-,--etuto
Gazette. was married at the Miura'
of the Holy Communion. New York,
on Monday, to Miss Marie'llolboistets
The bride was -prominent in Ottawa
0001471 having been a member
Lord minto's household: the groom is
ft son of the late Rola. Coats, of Clin-
ton
spAy,-4110111-
fluen4si. Joao .22*-
att•OltiglisOsit4oi.„
own Zitirsib-Deitott
XII. Aron Um.
Apo
GRISTING and 011OPPING.
DON2 PEOAIPTLY,
son -'eson, ew me w t an un-
ertnnete accidentat gi
orks wee1C-Tirsinin
way he got his' right hand can ht in
to have the two centre fingers sitopts- removing there shortly.
tated atthe second joints - DVATM-Tbio week it &Tomes our
Parkhill: The 6ther asy- white us, *Jul, duty to teco...1:the• death ef Mr.
John Barrett was engaged et statute Juan 40u*s, or oro. concessions which..
„
labor he was standing neer big" 474: took place on Friday. . Thelma event
ft..,d
gon_which was Ied with gra, ?#611110tiverotrexPectell as for WW1 Pl'ev.
when his horses friplitenekki past, !one. was prootrakisi,by „L.A. perair:
tag voilimr'. "ince zundow-iviva4en 4,104 tie stroke SEM irOIX1 W1111.C151-!iee, never
throwing bliss down. • A Wheel paseed re*overe(4,,, pstiOttsneSsi Aritt altowiel
'over one of tits essw6 stlrody s,,suts, surrounded by all the conned* this
itig- world can give and given the beet med-
. kat skill the vital spark could not be
Dublin: A very stylish and pretty retained. Deceased." ,whosemaMen
Wedding took piiiee in St. P.. at tArtia 'name was Catherine,Pinkle. was born
church, at O a.m. Wednesday. -when, hs•Itensesisit county, New Yokk state
as Newetnribe 'was Milted Irt Inett.'in 1881 She_came to...Camidkat14,-04:
*4
:were iittended by' Miss KliehhOrrarler, was moreled to her nowbereaved boo'.
and Leo Krauskopt, while the ore- boats,- in isso, And came tatestitaet
Mont was 0671%10 VI' Re.r, T. NO04'' siding here ever since. She leaves a,
nan. • family of three sone gind..onedaughter.
*St. Marys: Allen McDonald of
bro was serlotislY feinted whit* load- ea to the bereaved huabsnd *lidfart*a
.
on
ing machinery at the Maxwell works 117,„ua *mem
Tuesday evening. Ilia horse* me Atille111 WOMS4 will tt . ed
frightetieflat,* paean a and. u. i
n, tt tuettmtamulda *mem- st
his efforts to manage t long resided, a where she wai
knocked down • trampled - tty-,h-eUve-d-.,---The. reMitine we
horiiiirimillbelwago erreilitillithirrisemetery---
over hiship. No bois were brokenMumma ilitto.---A pretty'
but he mar have ding took place at the home of M
injuries. •• neon, nu •WedneedaY. the Oontroc
---:-Ate- -
,3” Rev. Mr.
o r in.
t
eturrd
it=ttra.ELVES...
OODEPi1 ItOR 'CLINTON
AND WAY STATIONS TO
STRA.TPORD ON Atutrwili
OP iMAMA,InIgiURSDAY
tesseaswessennasone"
GODERICH BAND
oistaewr
ossArt Just 19
Leave koodeticb. for De
ctu., Tuesday, tpie 20, Canada
That.
**turn to tioderich
Leave Detroit for Goderich`
yo Xulw21, Sten.
f
.2ate_ti ,
life in
to go to her w.0-
d
to rest
it lir,'
Tneed'ir that hi
'4,tedillattnornin
•Alberta.
ted, the new*
to his aged moti
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