Exeter Times, 1898-9-1, Page 3Xs eesential to
liealtin Every nook
and corner of the 00
oyster's is rettehed by the blood, mid OD
US quality the condition of eveeY ergask du -
Ponds, Good blood means strong nerVell,
good digesti9n, robust health. Impure
blood. mearuierof ula, dyspepsia, rheuma-
41sm, catarrh or other diseases. The surest
:lay to have good blood is to take Hood's
Saesaparilla. This medicine purifies, vl-
rsalizes, and enriches the blood, and sends
Also elements ot health and strength to
S' *very nerve, organ and tissue. It creates
gsiod appetite gives refreahing sleep
•and cures that thed feeling. Remember,
Sarsaparilla
;gs the best— in fact the one True Blood Purifien
Hood's Pills teaug, Ig7toi:gtaes.y25too,
„"x*2;m_a=00,0==.riasssea,00,
Money to Loan.
We have unlimited privet° funds for invest-
. inentupon farm Or Wittig° property at lowest
rates of interest.
DICKSON &t. CARLING,
Exeter,
Isitteit Opts.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ist, 1898.
Wm. Townsend, a Goderich town -
Ship, had the misfortune to have his
hand severely injured in a thresher
one day last week. '
MILBURN'S STERLING HEADAcHE
,a)OWDERS are easy to take,barmless in
'action and sure to cure any headache
iiefrom 5 to ten minutes.
Richard Morrow threshed on Satur-
day a last week, eighteen hundred
• bushels of grain—fall wheat, oats, peas
andbarley ; the threshing being done
for Thomas Campbell and John Clark,
,of Colborne, respectively; moving a
distance of two miles between the two
farms.
Alex. McIvort of Goderich, is out for
•as many centuries as he eau make dur-
ing the remainder a the season. On
Saturday he wheeled to Stratford and
back (100 miles) in 7.12, and on. Mon -
ay he made the trip to Stratford in
2.28, beating his previous record of
2.131.
•Many of our readers will regret to
learn of the death of Mrs. }Daniel
llauley, of McKillop, the Wife of De-
puty -Reeve Manley, which took place
• on thel3th ult. Mrs. Manley was quite
a young woman, being only 27 years
Z age. She Was a daughter of Mr.
leenian, of McKillop.
Dayid Cantelon, of Clinton, esti-
:senates there will be 75,000 barrels of
saapples for export from Huron this fall
" as compared with a total output' last
•season of 10,000 barrels. The best
. yield, though, will be in Essex and
ICent ; each county will market* 100,-
IM0 barrels, Speaking of the yield in
the province Mr. Cantelon says that
west of Toronto, taken all over, there
'will be no more than a quarter crop of
winter fruit.
There died in West Wawanosh on
Tuesday of last week, a prominetreand
"well known num, in the person of T.
Wallace at the age of 60 years. De-
ceased received a fall off a bicycle
about four weeks ago, alighting, it is
supposed, on bis side, on one of the
'handles, causing an internal abdonien
abscess, which necessitated a critical
aurgical operation. He lingered for a
couple of weeks after the operation,
but finally succumbed. Deceased was
Scotchman and a leading Conserva-
tive.
Mrs, James Keane, of Clinton, of
svhoseserions illness mention was made
last week, died at the family residence
em. Thursday morning. She had been
in declining health for some months,
but it was only during the past few
weeks that her illness took a serious
turn. Mrs. Keafie was a daughter of
John McSherry, of NewrysIreland,and
was born there in 1840. She came to
Canada along with the rest of the
family in 1848 and settled in Whitby
where she lived for a time, afterwards
removing to Gotlerich and subsequent-
• ly to Clinton.
• Mrs. Thomas Nickels, of London,
wife of the well-known detective, met
• with a very serious accident on Satur-
•%lay evening. In company with her
Sister, Mrs. Wni,"Gaminage and her
children, she was drivibg ou Dundas
•street, near William street, when a
badly frightened, and immediately
'I3and. on board passed. The horse was
trolley car with the Musical Society
•
st,`began kicking. Mrs. Nickels, who was
Jnying,", made an effort to save the
teShildren on the front seat, and receivs-
/ ed a kick under the jaw that threw
her back.Mrs. Gammage• had her
arm badly injured. Mrs. Nickels was
found to have been badly hurt. Her
law was broken, and several teeth
knocked out, and the shock was a very
severe one. None of the children
• were injured.
ere.
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Cook's Cottoll noot compounct
Is suceessitilly uied monthly by over
10,000Ladiea.Safe.effeetub1. Ladies ask
your druggist for Ceekit Wen Reel Cow-
ed. Take no other, eaMI Mixttiree, pills and
ndtations are dangerous, Prise. No, 1, $1 per
1:11X; No.11,10 degrees stronger,$3 per hoz. No.
tor 2, mailed en receipt of price and tWo Zeent
litinntf.' "4 Cook CohiPowYlWintleer, Ont.
.earesotee and 2 sold and redomtikondedS7
a!eptinsible DrUggiete in Clahada,
No. 1 and No. 2 sold hi Exeter •by J. W
Browning, druggist.
Farm for Sale
109 acres, lot 1, een. 9, 'Osborne, With bank
barn 66x4.0 and other frame oetbuildings.
• Mouse Pert log and pak franic Well drained
And Well fenced. ; (matter of a mile from schOO1
• and poassellice. if net sold by July will be
•rented. For particulars, address :
MILS. ISABELLA ANNAN,
Pickering p. 0., Ont.
The Deliver Block, Wingbaue owned
by Robert MeThdoo, and occupied by
Smith & Veda*, M, MeIndoo, G.
E. Ring, The g.'imes and others, has
been purchased for $12,000 by R. Van -
stone, barrister,
Wm. Colquhoun, of Hibbert, has re..
turned from Scotland, bringing with
him six fine entire horses, Which were
purchased from the famous heavy
Clyde beeeders, Mesers. A. & W.
Montgorn
While threshing at 1VIr.Godkins,1VIC
Killop, last week, J. Dennis, who
was leeding, had the mishap to teach
fax a sheaf just as the band cutter was
cutting it and be xeceiyed a nasty
gash which may lay him up for a
A company is being formed for the
purpose of operating a telephone sys-
tem in Seaforth, and the newest and
up-to-date instruments are to be put
in, the rate being only 60 cents per
month, and the hours of service from
8 a. m. to 11 p.
Win, Perdue, Goderich township
• got badlyhurt while backing" his
i
separator nto Jas. McFarlane's barn.
He was bolding the tongue of the
wagon and the front wheels struck the
sill, throwing him a,boot 15 feet on
SOLI30 stones before he could say "hi,
boys"; he is recovering,
• During a fire in the glove factory of
M. A. Kent & Co., on Arch street,
Boston, Friday, eiS,Siteenfiremen were
badly burned by a hot air explosion.
t.t.is thought that all will recoVer,
although two were fearfolly burned
about the head and chest.
The other day last Robt.Ross, of Ben-
miller,met with what mighthaye been
a serious aecident. While he was on
his way home the tongue came out of
the neck -yoke and the horses became
frightened and unmanageable "'meet -
ting the wagon:on him ; bruising his
shoulder pretty badly. A few days
later the same team cat up shines with
Chas. Oaks, and his leg was broken
jost above the ankle and his arm bad-
ly cut.
Fon internal or external use Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil cannot be excelled as
a pain relieving and soothing remedy
for alipain.
Judge Chisholm of Berlin, has hand-
ed down hisl judgment in the Miller
will case of New Hamburg. It will be
remembered that the executors held
that a will made in 1880 from which
the signature had been torn off was
the proper will. His honor has con-
firmed the opinion of the executors,
notwithstanding the mutilation made
by the signature being removed.
Wm. McOlue, arrested on the 18th,
charged with having set fire to his
restaurant on Thames street, Inger-
soll, received his preliminary trial, and
was acquitted, there being not the
slightest eyidence against hum Con-
stable Cook was the only witness
against him, and all be testified to was
to hearing noises ia the restaurant
previous to the fire.
•
• Fall Fairs.
Uoderich, September 27, 28, 29.
Industrial, Toronto, Aug. 29 to Sept.
10.
Western, London, Sept. 8 to 17.
Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 14, 15.
South Huron, Exeter, Sept. 19, 20.
Huron Central, Clinton, Sept. 20, 21.
Tuckersmith, Seaforth, Sept. 23.
North Perth, Stratford, Sept. 22, 2614
Turnberry, Wingliam, Sept. 27, 281
East Wawatiosh, Belgraye, Sept.
29, 30.
Morris, Blyth, October 4, 5.
East Huron, Brussels, October 6, 7.
'lay, Zurich, September 21, 22,
Mitchell, September 27, 28.
Piles, whether itching, blind or
bleeding, are relieved by one
application of'
Dr.Agnew/s Ointment.
35 CENTS.
• And"cured in 3 to 5 nights.
Dr. M. Berkman,Binghamton, N. Y.,
writes: Send ma 12 dozen more of Jig.
new's Ointment. I prescribe large quasi.
titles of it. It is a wonder worker in skin
diseases and*a, groat cure for pi1es.-23.
Sold by C. LuTz, Exeter.
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This dread malady lurks behind the rapst
In-
cipleot head colds, end when the seeds of disease
are sown steals away the beauty bloom and makes
life pleasures a drudgery.
DR. AGNEW'S OATABRITAL POWDER
will cure the incipient cold and the most stub-
born and chronic Catarrh oases. It puts back
the beauty pink and sheds sunshine in its trail,
My wife and I VOTE both troubled with distres-
sing Catarrh, but we have enjoyed freedom from
its distresses siny the Arst spplicatigit of Dr. Ag
how's Catarrhal owdet,--it 404 instantaneously--
gives grateful rel of in to thWutes, eed we believe
there H no ease too deeply seated to baffle it in a
Cure."—Rev, D. Boohnor,Buffale,
Sold. by a BUTZ, Exeter.
ellarleS MCReoWii, .son of John Me -
Keown at Belleville yesterday was
probably fatally injured by a fall
while wrestling with a companion,
Frank Shortts, sentenced to two
years in the Kingston penitentiary by
Magistrate ()leak, of Bancroft, Ont„
for bigamy, is to be released. Shortts
had remarried, believing his first wife
dead. •
A sad accident occurred at Port
Bruce, 8 miles south of 'Aylmer, Mon-
day evening, in which Wesley Wad-
ley, the 13 -year-old son of Capt. 3.
Bradley, of Buffalo, N. Y. was drown-
ed. The unfortonate child was visit-
ing Mr. IL Diarmid, and was spending
the day with the Baptist Sunday
School picnic at the lake. The child,
after tea went to the lake with his
friends, and was bathing, when be got
beyond his depth, and not being able
to swim, was drowned.
MARTYR TO HEART TROUBLE
Mrs. Selina E. Coro, Amherst, N. S., says:
"At times I suffered intensely from palpitation
and fluttering of my heart. I was 'weak and
my nerves shattered, Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills have regulated my lleart,Itoned my
nerves and built up my Health."
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.Mr. Alexander Fraser, Miami, Man., writes:
"I cannot refrain from recommending Doan's
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me they could cure any case."
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MARKET REPORTS.
Exeter August, alth, 1808
Wheat per buebel...... .08 to 70
..,... ,. ........ ... .25 to 27
liarleY.....• „ 40 Go 45
Peas . . , 45 to 50
Butter ..... ,.., „.I2 to 13
Nue, . , . . , • . , • . • • • • . • . 10 to 10
Turkeys „, . 1) to 10
Geese., «. • • 4 to 6
Chickens per it ,, ., , •.—, . , 4 to 5
D twits,. • . , . , • ,_ 6 to 6
Wool.... .... .... 17 to 13
Dried sksmles• • ,•• 51.0 2to 4.)e5.4
Pork dressed .... .
Pork live weight 34.46 to 4 5
ay per ton. 000 to $6.00
Clover seed . „ . .... ., • . ,... ., 4,00 to 5,00
Alsike clover 34.50 to 31.00
Timothy seed31,06 to 30.25
T I Da B 8
rif,4F4.3 for solo
London, .A.ugust 2483, 1898,
wheat per buatie—.81 to 81
Oats—. ... • —.. .,.,32 Go 34
Peas .... •
Barley
Buckwheat ......
Rye • .
Corn
Beans
Butter •
Eggs
Ducks . ,
Turkeys per Ib, ..•
Geese perib,,....
0 iolGens
C OeSe.
Potatoes per bag, ..... .• —88 801 00
Hay per ton . ..$ 6.00 to $ 7'50
Pork per (mt., 4.50 to 35.00
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AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED REIVEDT.—Mrs
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sure and ask for Mrs, Winslow's Soothing
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Three workman were drowned off a
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WEAK, NERVOUS WOMEN
Suffering from palpitation of the heart,
dizzy or faint spells, watery blood,
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A Manitoba Lady Tells About Her Case.
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women to be the subject of faint spells,
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Mrs. Alex,
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0$ I have great
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ing my experi.
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' OR. SON, (D. O. S. L. D. 8..)
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Come in before he leaves and haye your sight scientifi-
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No charge made for testing at
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When the present contracts are
completed, about 60,000 square feet of
granolithic sidewalks • will be laid in
101 lIchell.•
e, wound -in Its grave clothes, but -
'fined, was strongly pushed over
e other one, which was equally
The Lord was gracious unto them.
therefore they were preserved.
°venant to Abraham was repeat-
)Isatic and .Jacobs a promise that
ehildren of Abraham should be
tryed with gracious mercy. Neith-
tst he thetn from his presence as
The time came when they were
away, rejeeted, but for that they
aot God were responsible. Th"e sad
Mint more than a century from
glue.
So liazael king of Syria died. This
he cruel king who so severely had.
hed the IsraelitAs. 13en-hadad his
eigned in his stead. Hazael,
er, gave to his eldest boy the -
of the monarch he had dethron-
d murdered.
Jeheash, the son of Jelioahaz took
out of the hand of Ben-hudad
pia of gazesl the cities. These had,
'captured from Israel by the
er Ben-hada& Three Limes ' did
beat him, Thrice deCeated, Haz-
as forced to abandon his conquest
?isi ern Samaria. Re retained, how -
the trans-Jordanic territory,
), was not recovered by the Israel -
rill the reign of jeroboam II.
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ARMERS
sigreretae.—.
You will find at Bissett's Wareroom
the following line of Agricni
tural Implements
BERING BIN-
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL BEARINGS,
STEEL SULKY RAKES.
Afull line of Seed Drills, Cultivators
and Disc and Diamond Harrows.
side ti Plows, and Turnip Drills.
I'llrroMil, SENN MACHINES, ETC
on th
est bd The celebrated I Knoll Washer'
eels Raymond sewing I and wringers
An machine I
STOVES.-gefax.,
finisb Gurney stoyes and furances,
e
naAmwaggons
Buggies
Bicyclese
pearl
a M
astre
The
gem The Chatham Waggon and a full
fella line of tbe celebrated McLaughlin
Xens Buggies.
little
beads 61BIL-3—‘5°
and
work
WITH SPRING FLOWERS4.—
MITT= Z7 S
POINTED PARAGRAPHS. Comes the necessity
er is es
•
'irleqvsuenai bei
spRitio
. _ . a a GARMENTS
ir‘tig torce
• We would recommend those
suffering from COUGHS, COLDS,
and BRONCHIAL, troubles to
use WINAN'S COUGH BALSAM.
It is also a reliable remedy
for children.
We MamiraOttire WINAN'S
LINIMENT, an excellent .reme-
dy for NETJEALGIA, PAINS,
SORE THROAT, RHEUMATISM
INFLUENZA.
Alse WINAN'S CONDITION
POWDER.; the best in the mar-
ket.
Try onr Lotion for scratches
on horses, also condition pow-
der for same '
SOLE AGENTsnljpDICItS LUNG
NG
LUTZ
Suit of U1oLnes
or a Single Garment
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workrnanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look for these in an old and
reliable nlace, and A. J.
SNELL never disappoints hi
patrons in any of these. A
large assOrtMent of
Fall & Winter. . Goods
In Worsteds and Tweetls, are
nosy on out shelves, and we will
take much pleasure in showing
them to you. There are rnany
1itie5 that are specially at,
a Clive.
A,. 6310417.446
of
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We are in the van with al
that is desirable in the line.
Let us show you our stock of
07.00 Fancy Worsteds in all
the newest colorings.
Ilemember we put, up the
best suit for $10.00 that can
be bought in the county.
GIVE ITS A, CALL,
J!H Criev