Exeter Times, 1898-5-5, Page 5•f
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This is the complaint of
thousands at this season.,
at
They havexio appetite; food
floes not relish. They need the toning up of
'the stomach and digestive organs, which
• course of Hood's Sarsaparilla will give
them. It also purifies and enriches the
blood, cures that distress after eating and
Internal misery only a dyspeptic can.
Isnow, creates an appetite, overcomes that
Med feeling and builds up and sustains
the whole physical system. It so prompt-
ly and efficiently relieves dyspeptic symp-
toms and cures nervous headaches, that it
seems to have almost "a magic tough."
Sarsaparilla
'tithe best -in fact the One True Blood Pushier.
are the best after-dinner,
Hood's Pills pills, aid digestion. 26e.
simeemeoAdd>itionai Locals.
The Sb. Marys horse fair was a fail -
A young man named Williams, hail-
ing. from the village of Dublin,has left
to join the -United, States Army.
4).S.Doan,whose.tannery was recent -
.;y destroyed by fire in "Clinton, when
the insurance is : all :settlecl, will have
Paid in more than, twice the amount
dile draws out.
Peach trees in Soiitli Essex are re-
ported in full bloom, with excellent
prospects for fruit, but many trees are
dieing destroyed in the effort to stamp
out the San Jose scale.
Mrs. S. Black,of Wingham, has sold
her hotel to Dan McCormack, of Gode-
rich, who will take possession very
soon. The building will be thoroughly
oyerhauled and put in -first-class Shape.
The action of Carter's Little Liver
Tills is pleasant, mild and natural.
they gently stimulate the liver, and
regulate the bowels, but do not purge.
They are sure to please. Try them.
Charlie, 16 -year-old son of Mr. Cook,
west ward, St Marys, has died from
the effects of a kick of a horse. He
was thrown into fits, to which he had
'been subject, and succumbed, as stat-
ed.
W. Dennee, late of the National
3>,otel,St.Marys, but now of the Detroit
hotel, Elizabeth street, Detroit, had
another baptism from fire the other
night. Loss on building $1,000, con-
tents, $2,000. Cause unknown.
W. W. Nichol, B. A., of Stratford,
rias been selected to fill the position of
anatbernatical 'and science master in
the Listowel. High school vacated by
Wm. Irwin, B. A., the new Public
school Inspector. The salary is $650.
Wm. Welch, of Listowel, has been
appointed assistant superintendent of
the Infantile Insurance department
recently opened in connection with the
Excelsior Life, which company he has
represented in that district for some
time past. •
D. B. McLean, of Tuckersrnith, last
week, accompanied by William Mur-
',loch,. of Stanley, started for the old
,country with a number of fat cattle.
Mr. McLean goes for the good of his
health, which has not been of the best
of late.
An Ohio paper mentioning the fact
tbat a Local departmental store is
•. about to handle threshers, engines,
wind mills, and presninably other
imp]ernents,hnmorously describes the
rfvoncetn s stock as follows : "Their new
stock will contain threshing machines,
pills, steam engines, coffins, sausage,
'wind mills, dog houses, roller skates,
band organs, slate pencils, fresh fish
sewing machines, hard coal, cod liver
oil, cattle on foot,tripe, lightning rods,
postage stamps electric currents:crude
Heil, in fact everything the heart could
;desire or the fancy furnish."
BIRTHS.
a-afAHI l FY -In Stroetsville, on the lst inst.,
the wife of 3. Mahafry Moe Miss Addie
Browning), of a son,
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MARRIAGES.
MERIO i' -ROS S -In St. Marys, on April 25th,
by the Rev. T. A. Cosgrove, Geo, Heriot to
Miss Mabel iioss.
• iY,IFI'ITIi-IgIVL
Goderich on .April
27th, by the Rev. Jos. Edge. at the house of
Robt. Given, his daughter. Miss May J., to
Chas. It Griffith, formerly of London.
.,'I;1NNON-DONOHTJE•-In the Roman Cath -
relic church, Clinton, on April iS by the Rev.
Father 'West, J Lennon, of Detroit to Emma
• Donohue, also of Detroit, daughter of. Mrs,
Gagen, of Clinton.
DEATHS.
WILSON -In Hay, on the 29th ult., Mary Bell
-wife of 5. D. Wilson, aged 36 years
]tOG.ER--In Usboruo, on April 20th, `William
Roger, aged 64 years, 2 months, 14 days.
111AIR-In Hallett on the April 26, Elva Irene
daughter of Walter Nair, agocl9 months and
25 clays.
OTEWART-In Stanley, on April 26, Mary
Barkley, 'wife of James Stewart, `aged 58 year
• and 9 months.
,dG
• Ait;Ro
LL Art the House.of Refuge, Clinton,
on April9.0th, Vicltr,s12. Carroll, wife of EL F.
Carroll, late of Exeter, aged 70 years and 11
,months.
Catarr
Shackles
Broken in 60 Minutes
It's an alarmingfaot, but.
statistics bear it out, that
at least 8o in every hurt-
. dred persons in this
country ate tainted in a
lesser or greater degree
by'that disgusting, ffen-
g nous
stye and dangerous dfs-
ease-Catarrh. If sympq
toms appear, suchas cold
in the bead dizziness,
pains in the lorehead,
headache, droppingIn
the throat, offensive breath, loss of taste and atoll,
lie Catarrhsbaokles may bo tightening about you-
it
L. JLG)hllgw t8 mT It>E#!1L Owri]r�t"
x , p ekt IP
tine most potent Catarrh turd knewn to-day--
Recommended
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Recommended byempinent nose and threat s eclat
G
itts- Ives tellef it from to to do Minuted..
0 For yeas 2 was a victim of chronic Catarrh;
the first 5 lication of Dr. A new's Catarrhal 11k�0 .
tier avepsae frisbee relief, and in an Incredabiy
that while I was permaently cured'-Iatiias
Npadloy, Dundee, N.V%-33
Solei by C, Li i' , E/telOt'
Market R0l3VIO - and Forecast.
TORONTO, MAY 31T/D.
The prospects for a general Canadian
trade continue bright. The whole,
trade of the country is now on a better
basis than it has been for many years,
As an indication of this the number of
failures in business is each week getting
less, The depression of the past two
years has had the effect of squeezing
many weak frons out of business,leav-
ing,as a rule,only those who are finan-
cially strong.
WHEAT
The wheat markets during last week
have been kind of barometors indicat-
ing the condition of the war atmos-
phere. As the war feeling grew stron-
ger the ,markets became firmer, and
now that .var is a certainty both the
European and American wheat mar-
kets are returning to the normal, as
there does not appear to be anything
in the wheat situation to warrant a
continuance of very high values. The
wheat supply in sight is greater by
several million hushels'than it was last
fall, and the prospects for the coming
wheat crop are bright. However, if
the war should continue for some time
it would likely stimulate the markets
in certain districts.
Late cable despatches show a sharp I
advance in the price of wheat, hard
Manitoban having gone up 2s. 61 per
quarter, with a good demand at the
advanced °prices:
The receipts' at Montreal during the
week show a large increase,' The mar-
ket is lower, sales having been made
No. I Manitoba hard for May shipment
at equal to $1.10 to•$1.12 laid down in
Montreal. Sales are reported at west-
ern points at 92 cents, which is equal
to 97c, to 98c, afloat at Montreal in
May..
At the Toronto market comparative-
ly little wheat is being offered. The
market, however, is excitedand high-
er, and red winter is quoted. at 93c.
west, but it would probably behard to
get very much at that price, and like-
ly a few cents more Would have to be
paid to get it in carload lots. The
Chicago market is also excited and
dealers are somewhat nervous. There
have been some large transactions
daring the week on export account.
The shii,pment§ from Argentine during
the week were •1,113,000 bushels as
compared with 1,000,000 bushels the
week pribious.
'°-L'AItLEY AND OATS.
The British market for oats is excit-
ed, and values are steadily rising.
Some large sales of • Canadian have
been put through at 6d. to 9d. per
quarter over the previous week, 16s.
9d. to 17s. having been paid c. f. and.i.
for 'White Canadian. At Montreal
sales aggregating between 300,000 and
400,000 bushels have been made at from
35.c. to 36?tc., afloat May. Sales are
reported at 35e. to 35 c. in store.
PEAS AND CORN.
The Old Country market for peas is
higher and more active with 'a good.
demand at an advance of 9d. per quar-
ter. At Montreal receipts continue
about the salve with sales at 66c. to
67c., afloat May, and at 64c. to 65c.
May. At Toronto towards the end. of
the week prices were lc. dearer, at 5Sc.
north and west, with a better demand.
The corn market shows a little stead-
ier feeling.. Canadian yellow at To-
ronto is selling for 32c. west, and Am-
erican. at 38c. At Montreal the Ymar-
ket is firm at the recent advance. A
large shipment was sold on English ac-
count at 37c.
TIMOTHY AND 'CLOVER SEED.
At Montreal'the market is unchang-
ed and quotations are practically the
sante as last week. At Toronto the
demand is small. During the ° week
timothy is quoted at $1.60 to $2.25, red
clover $3 to $3.90, and alsike $3 to $4.
80.
POTATOES
At Montreal the market is quiet with
prices at from 55c. to 65c.as to quality.
Towards the enol of the week atToron-
to potatoes were quoted in car lots at
50c. to 52c. They sell at 60e. to 65c. out
of store.
EGGS AND POULTRY.
Late cable dispatches report the
English market as quiet, but low prices
are stimulating consumption and pre-
venting any great accumulation of
stocks. At Montreal:the receipts are
'ample, some large sales having been
made at from 9e. to 94c. No. 2 sell at
8i. At Toronto prices have advanced
a little and were selling the latter part
of the week at 1Oc. Poultry is dull;
chickens are quoted at (30c. to '75c. •
.BUTTER.'
In marked contrast to cheese the.
butter market has taken a decided
skimp during the week. This was to
be expected, but then, no one looked
for a drop of fully 4c, per lb. The sup-
ply has rapidly increased during the
past month, and when the severe de-
clension in price came the receipts
were very large. However, late ad-
vices from Montreal indicate a reaction
and less anxiety on the part of hold-
ers to sell. Prices for creamery are
from 15.1 to10 e. One good feature in
last week's business is that although'
supplies have been large there has been
no accumulation of stocks. During
the latter part of the week there was
a slight falling off in receipts.
The English market is drill, and with
liberal stocks holders are anxious to
realize. Prices, however, are about
the same,with Canadian selling at 92s.
to 96s. in Liverpool for fine to finest,
and at 94s. to 08s. in London.
At Toronto prices for good creamery
have not receded so much, though
they will likely be lower this week.
At the end of the week, prints were
u
selling, at 10' to 20c. incl tilos at 18e. to
10e., Dairy was quoted at 15 to 16e.
CATTLE.
London cable -reports indicate aflrm-
er tone in the market, with a good
demand at an advance of 2c1. per stone.
Advices from the western, markets
also indicate a somewhat stronger
feeling. Toronto' inarket, however,
showed an easier feeling.
sru6Er.
Tosvarcts the end of the week the
market was more active. Good ewes
and wethers sold at 3;tc. to 34e., and
bucks at 2qe. Yearlings sold at 5c. to
51e. Spring Iambs are selling for from
$$ to $5 each. Offerings at Montreal
show an increase but were pretty Well
cleaned up at 4c, to 410, Spring lainbs
are reported
plentiful at$2 to
$4 each,
The Brit sh market isfrier
and
higher, With a large business repotted
at an advance of 2d.
Z1YIl'UIt It BL OoD iN SPIUNG,
This is the almost universal experi-
Mice; Diniiuislied perspiration during
winter, rich foods and close couflne-
ment;indoors are sonie of the causes,
A good spring medicine, like Hood's
Sarsaparilla, is absolutely necessary to
purify the blood and put the system in
a healthy condition at this season.
Hood's Pills are the best fa►nily oath-
articand liver tonic, Gentle, reliable,
sure.
FOR OVER PIETY YEARS,
AN OLD ANn WL+'LL-TRlED Iteeetnny.-Mrd
Winsl'ow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty yelars by millions of rnotliersfor their
children while teething with perfect success.
It soothes the child, soften the genas, allays all
pain, oures wind eolic, and is the boat remedy
for Liarrhaea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents it bottlo. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure andasic for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind.
a SK YOUR ".)::r‘ ,-OR
IcAuLet
BEST FORTABLE.DAIRY.AND FARM.
Spring
Purification.
The clogged -up machinery of the
system requires cleaning out after the
wear and tear of the winter's work.
Nothing will do this so thoroughly
and perfectly as the old reliable
Burdock
Blood
Bitters.
It cures Constipation, Sick IIead-
aches,' Feeling of Tiredness, and all
the evidences of Sluggish Liver and
Impure Blood, trhich are so preva-
lent in the spril.g. It makes rich,
red blood and gives buoyancy and
strength to the entire system.
Exeter Limber Yard..
Dressed Pine, Siding, Floor-
ing and Coiling.
No. 1 Pine Lath, Pine and
.Cedar 'Shingles.
Special inducements to intend-
ing Builders in Hemlock
Bill Stuff.
30000 Feet common Pine at
$fO 00.per M
OYADNATRSEE J
ass ■ ■
Wtli�e
FARME S
You will find at Bissett's. Wareroom
the following line of Agricul
Lural Implements
EEIING
BIN-
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND. BALL BEARINGS,
STEEL SULKY RA ltRS.
Afull`line of Seed Drills
Cultivators
Disc and. Diamond Harrows
Plows,"and Turnip Drills.
SEWING MACHINES, ETC
The celebrated' 'Knoll Washer
Raymond sewingand wringers
I
machine 1 ..
STOVES m
Gurney stoves and furances.
Wag onsBuggies.
The Chatham Waggon and a full
line of the celebrated McLaughlin
Buggies.
S. CIDLEY & 8
HINTS FOR XMAS. AND
NEW YEARS GIFTS.
This Seas
O
nIl have We aye
surpassed oily-.
selves in making and gathering
together. of choice oddments in fancy
furniture suitable for presentation.
The assortment is now complete and
everybody is invited to view our stock
if only for the sake of seeing at what
very reasonable prices choice furniture
can be purchased here.
v.
SPECIAL. -We
wish to call special
attention to a lino of very handsome
$cd Room Setts in Elm, Oe'k and Ash,
Antique and Cremona finish. All are
extremely tasteful in design and the
prices are much lower than it has here-
tofore been possible to quote for
similar goods. Routing chairs in
green, i
b .ten, Antique, •Oak . Curl
bireli and Mahogany finish, from $2.40
up.
PAN"OY TABLES. --A magnificent
line bought at sacrifice andmarkedat corresponding low prices.
Centre Tables, 3F
an oW Chairs, Secre-
taries, Lounges, Pitney Rockers,
Music Backs, Couches, Extension
Tables, Three Piece Parlor
ing
Picture Mouldings Suits
ds Curtain
Artists materials, etc., etc., ete.
Undertaking and Embalming in all
its
brairehe9,
0/011/41 `' a ie' SONt
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THE,
Model No, 1, Roadster,
THE RACYCLE which gave
such thorough satisfaction last
year and was ahead of all other
wheels in improvements, again
takes the lead this year, Our sales
were large last year; but this year
already they have been phenom-
enal. This in itself speaks for the
success of the wheel.
In pedaling one virtually walks.
In climbing a hill he sits in the
same relative position over the
pedals, that he would on any
other bicycle on a level street.
It is not the gear so much as the
position of the rider. To get a
wheelbarrow to the top of a hill,
would you get in front of it and
pull it up, or behind it and push
it up ?
To sit directly over your pedals
on a Racycle and push down and
back, is much easier than to sit
back in your saddle, on a bicycle,
and shove forward, trying to pull
yourself by your handle bars.
Our 84 gear can be propelled
easier than other wheels at 68.
To see them is to buy.
The Recycle. (Narrow Tread-) Color Royal Blue,
Model No. 2, Ladies',
ow ►.
IN its
Tveat
cmk
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Not
Ride
tBest
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WARRoW
pp ,,pp TREAD
4 A1N
liANOER
Irma
pull on
Shaft and
between
bslls.
THE I ACYCL r s a lbicjrale
but a bicycle is not a Racycle.
In presenting the Racycle nar-
row Tread, 1898 Models, we take
it for granted the public realize
that no bicycle can be higher in
grade or better in materiaf,. If
not, we guarantee it to be so.
Competition has forced manu.,
facturers to avail themselves of
every new improvement to such
all extent that the value of a
wheel can no longer be hidden
behind a name plate.
131CYC]L,.13Sr -ip••
Although we make a specialty
of the "Racycle," we handle
several makes of wheels, and can
supply the wants of all. We can
give you a bicycle from $3o up,
and guarantee better value for
the money than any dealer in the
county. We carry the largest
stock in the county and sell at
closer prices. A visit to our show.
rooms will convince anyone of
this fact.
Special Recycle. (Narrow Tread.) Color Carmine.
ii% IAGEN7sI. Ey€P pray
,I9VD TOWN JN THE COUNTRY
CATALOO-VE'S ON APPLIOATION
CHICAGO OFFICE: etpie.,6A.SV1. Co._
AW Corner Welwol. Ase and Congress St. MIDDLETOW NII, OHIO.
LUTU ER HOWARD,
Agent for Exeter.
illARKET REI'; RTS
Exeter, May 5th, 1E98.
Wheat perbusbel
Oats
Barley......
Peas
Butter,..
Eggs
Turkeys
Geese
Chickens per lt,
Ducks
Wool.
Dried Apples..
Pork dressed ..,. . ..
Pork live weight
Hay per ton...
Clover seed ............ ....
Alsikc clover ....,..,
Timothy seed ............
c
98 to I 00
.33 to 33
.. 51 to 55
.. 58 to 55
...12 to 13
9q to 9
4 to 5
4' to 5
"17 to 13 b
21 to 2§
5.50 to $5.50
9.40 to 51.25
500 to $8.00
$L00 to $5.00
54.50 5.0
$$1 00 to $1.25
• London, May 4th, 1898.
Wheat per busho ,..
Oats.,.,
Peas.... ..-. .
Barley •,•-
Buckwheat
Rye
Corn ..
Beans
Butter ., ..
Eggs
Ducks .......
Turkeys per Ib...
Geese per ib
Chickens......
Cheese
Potatoes per bag
Hay per ton
Pork per cwt...
....98 to1.00
.34 to 34§
55 to 60
...38§ to 50
..3(1 to 386
S9 to 39
33§ to 48
40 to 00
...,13 to I4
10 to 11
fro to 70
10 to 12
9 to 10
50 to 75
80 fo100
.5 8.00 to $ 7'50
.• 54.50 to $5.00
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ERYSIPELAS CURED.
I wish to state that I used Burdock Blood
Bitters for Erysipelas in my face and a general
run down state of health. Tho use, of a few
bottles cured me completely."
MRS. CHAS. COOK
Belleville, Out.
"THOUGHT MY HEAD
WOULD BURST."
A Fredericton Lady's Terrible
Suffering.
Mae. Gxo. Dorxnxx tells the following
remarkable story of relief from suffering
ind restoration to health, which should
clear away all .doubts as to the efficacy of
Milbuin'S Heart and Nerve Pills from the
minds of the most skeptical:
"For several years I have been a con-
stant sufferer from nervous headache, and
the pain was so intense that sometimes 1
was almost crazy, 1 really thought that
myhead would burst. consulted a
nutt-
er of physicians, and took many remedied, '
Le .
ut without s ff et 1 noticed lkiilburn'
e
o otandN erePil. advertised,
a TT v I s and as
they seemed to suit nay ease, I got a box and
egan their use. Before taking them I was
Very weak and debilitated, and would some-
times wake out of my sleep with a dis-
tressed, smothering feeling, and I was fre•
quently seized with agonizing pains in the -
region of the heart, and often could scarcely
muster up courage to keep up the struggle
for life. In thie ataped ca > ion Mil.
bure'it Etoart and Nerve rills came to'tho
rescue and
4
to i state, with rant
'i!V t cid
that I ain vlgo.... u and strong, and all Chia
irdpre•Yernent is duo to We wonderful
wadi.
we
Amar 0i
We try to suit everybody.
Come and see us.
A look..through our two story
uilding will convince you that
lwe carry a good assortment. Take
a look at our stock before buying.
Everything up-to-date in under-
taking.
nder
taking.]j a }p��.,N
YF++.s I OWE
Narscry SiOc!c 01118 !
Book Bels !
Agriciii!ura! !mom Awls !
Or anyone desiring to better their
position and increase( their income
should write us The demand for home
grown Nursery Stock is on the in crease.
We want snore men. If you want
steady, paying work, write us.
WE FURNISH ALL SUPPLIES FREE.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST NURSERIES IN
THEDoA3INIon.
WE PAY BOTH SALARY AND COMMIS.
SION.
WE ENGAGE EITHER 'CHOLE OR PART
TIME HEN`.
WE GUARANTEE ALL Otto STOCK.
WE FURNISH PURCHASERS WITH CERTI-
FICATE FROM GOVERNMENT INSPECT-
OR, STATING OUR STOCK IS FREE'
FROM SAN JOSE SCALE.
Our Nurseries comprise over 700
acres, and growing stock in large
quantities enables us to sell at the
closest possible figure.
Men Succeed with us who Fail with others
It will cost you nothing to learn
what we can do for you.
Don't -write unless you mean business.
and want profitable employment.
Stone & Wellington
TORONTO
9 Suit o f O/othes
or a Single Garment
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look for these in an old and
reliable »lane, and 'A. .T.
SNE
LL neper disappoints
'hi
patrons in any of these. ` A
large assortment of
Fant
VRL\ winter Q
aeedis
In Worsteds and Tweeds, are
now on our shelvesand will
/ we 1
take much pleasure in showing
them
them to
your There are many
oilier lines that are specially p t
Y a
active.
A. sulftza..
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Model No, 5.', Ladies'.
Agents For Huron County.
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RllelfuhI!s DYspepsii Care
571 ST. PATRICK STREET,"
1 OTTAWA, JULY 31st 1896
To THE P.E RENOLINE MEDICINE Co
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you, by cutting, stretehmg or tearing
you. This' willnrt*cure,-nu asitlrillre-
turn, (inc NEW M1.TIIOD iItEAT-
.3IENT absorbs the stricture tissue;
hence rem ovesthe strieturel:erraanentiy.
It can never return. No pain, no sueer-
ing, no detention from business by our
method 't::esexua,torgansarestrongtii-
ened. The norms .are invigorated, and
the bliss at man hoed returns.
T
Thousands of your.; _l tddlo•ugc5
men are having' their sect:al vigor and
vitality continually sapped by this dis-
ease. They are freq./molly unconscious
ofthocause ofthese symptoma General
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