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LEGAL CARDS.
R. J. 1). COOIKE, BARRISTER AND SO -
Li ei tel..,
O-Lieiter, Notary Public, Hensel. Ontario.
At Zurich (Zeller's office) every Mon-
day.
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR, BAR-
ristors, Solicitors, Notaries Public, etc.,
Gotlerich, Canada. W. Proudfoot, K. C.
13. 0. Hays. G. F. Blair.
BUSINESS CARDS.
EL S. litHILLIPSF
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
Sales conducted in all parts. Satis-
faction guaranteed or no pay. Terms
reasonable. Orders left at this office
-will be promptly attended to.
ANDREW F. HESS, FIRE INSURAN-
• ce agent, representing the London,
Economical, Waterloo. Monarch, Stand-
ard, Wellington awl. Guardian. Every-
thing in fire insurance.
H. C DOAI'T, V. S., AS I HAVE PUN.
chased back my business from E. W.
Sboskopf, I am in a position to attend
to all business as formerly. Calls at
Rau's Hotel.
. ARNOLD, Manager
03DGEM aiD®tdDe dIZ
TB HEIM
.. OR. F: A. SELLERYg DENTIST, GRA-
3uate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons', Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto University. Painless extraetion
of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At
Dominion House, Zurieb, every Mon-
day. ,-26
PUBLISHED BY E. ZELLEtL.
FRIDAY APR. 16th. 1909
W. C. T. U.
THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
worth for a fortnight, be found it
indeed a pretty, sheltered, quiet
work and settled clown to absolute
leisure. There were a few boarders
at the shabby hotel, but he did not
mind thein and they took little
notice of lin. He was to be dis-.
tui bed however. One day an elder-
ly gentleman. while passing the
house fell in a sort of faint, every-
body was excited, and it was then
that the doctor in the plain John J
:Droutly of the hotel register show-
ed itself,he quietest everybody.
commanded them all, was instantly
obeyed by everybody and soon had
the man restored and sitting up.
(To be continued)
Ethel M. Williams,
Pres„ Supt.
Read the pain formula on the
box of Pink Pain Tablets. Then ask
your Doctor if there is a better one.
Pain meane congestion. blood pres-
sure somewhere Dr Sboop's Pink
Pain Tablets check head pains, wo
manly pains, pain anywhere. Try
one, and see! 20 for 250 Sold by J
J Merner.
"You are very kind little sister"
was the smiling reply but I must
not put your patience too much to
the strain, we dootors are unoer•
tain fellows. So they had to give
him up, reluctantly indeed but
finally when they saw he was decid-
ed in his choice. "You will be bet-
ter alone Maurice" he said to his
brother what do you want an old
fogy like me frowning in your
folly" I'll promise to stand. all the
frowning Jack. dome old fellow,
for my sake if not for your own,
Maurice put an arm lovingly
around his brother as he spoke.
Don't make it hard for me to say
no, my boy, was the reply. So it
was settled, he dropped in upon
them often at forst Iengthing the
time between his.evisits as the
months went by ai other interests
made them less csriselons of his ab.
Bence. He was aletfeys tender and
thoughtful, the rarest flowers and
earliest fruit spoke continually of
his forethought and; affection. He
seemed to grudge.. then only one
thing, his own society and hie
brother guessing the reason, sighed
.cy,nnr Yantr" e,ncl. then fez 0 .a.:
Notary Public, De e ds, Mortgages, a.
Wills and other Legal Documents care a.
fully and promptly prepared. Office—vi
Zeller block, Zurich, Ont. A
MUSIC a
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1'�'ll I S S V. MAASS, Prepares s,
1 Pupils for the Toronto Con- n
servatory of Music and other s
Centres. o
Address: s
LU'?HEIL1:1 PAliSrlNAW.1. Znrich. 1
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FOR SALE.
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50 acres, all goad land, -e i1Tt good bank t
barn, frame house, ail in tend repair. The
farm is well drained, plenty of good water l
and will be sold fur .4:;';00.00. `:i ,ply to ,
E. Zeller, Zurich. 1
LODGE MEETINGS
Court Zurich No. MO
C. • meets every 1st ,and 3rd
Thursday of each month at S o'clock p. in,
in the A. O. T. ',N. Hall.
.1, .T, \1;:resert, C. R.
. pt OA ® 1T ,1T 1. 393il Lodge
. t J . V' Y' o No. 393, meets
the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month,
tit 8 o'clock, in their hall. Monier Block.
Faun. WrrwFa, M. W.
SHORT -HORN BULL
lrir, John i1a.y Jr., hes recently
purchased Colonel Grant, from F.
.T Graham of Nippon, which he
....:1, i..,,,,, e,,,. 1.1 -in irnr,rnvamani; of
lout him :in his own h ^ i' nee
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The council of the Township of
Stephen convened in the Town
Hail, Crediton, on Monday. the 5th
day of April 1900 at 3 p. at. All
members were present. The minu-
tes of the previous meeting were
read and adopted.
The plans and specifications of F
W. Farnoomb, Township Engineer,
for the construction of abutments
for the .bridge across the Sauble
River at Crediton, were submitted
tb the oqunoil board and the clerk
was instructed to advertise for
Tenders for the construction there-
of. Tenders to be received up to 12
o'clock noon, on Monday, the 3rd
day of May next. -
The' following Pathmasters.
Fenceviewers and Poundkeepers
were appointed :
Pathmasters—W Huxtable, W
Buker, TOliver, J Walker, Wm
Rowtclite, 0 Hill, H Wilson, N
Baker; 70 Richards, 3 Pressoator; fI
Sanders, W' White, R
Heanian, E Swexitzer, 1+
"` Sinis, 1"., Stahl, J Wein,
er:P Martene, E Carrell
W k'inkboiuer, J IC
,'let';, 4I 1'dartene, J Ford, P
hi ,. e' ;oys, 3 Wilhelm, L
T as , D O'Connell. Jos
1-:..xxiFat) TDietrioh, 0
ild, S Morri-
A V711rl, J
tiger, >+
h, Dav
odgens, N
d, ; , Mollura, vwr
Webb, E Gill ,Tr,
'(xb Austin Hayter, H
ileon, J f3reneer, Ed
eillrr, .T Merreevrar, Esl
nuke, T Whiteside, 0
H Wiiso:.'B' Green, 5 Stanlalca Jr,
W E Sant -lent, ent, L Rader, A Brtrl�, S
Baker, k, Tttiller, .1 Rhode, 0 Wainer.
F eneeviewers—D McCurdy, I Hill,
14 Best, P .McIfienzie, 0 Maohinney
E Ring, t; H Wilson, Cx Down and
A Hayter.
Pomidkeepers--W L'affatt, H Shap -
ton. W B Geiser, B Ceanninghani, J
Snell,
Dav
Tl ieb
E(0.
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No Troubl
I AM
lid work. ,»r. John Just
ins not a man. needing m chBlrK;
drnired. respected, beloved. fed
len of his calling had won hi:freer'
ppres:iation or truer affection from
hose they served. Be was not his
wn, his life was one long day of
elf.alanegation. He was a very
atural than, there was nothing
trained about him. he took no
redit for his life of service and
acrifice indeed he did not realize it
Sas such. He did not think of
timself, every day his hands. Heart
and brain wee busy for his fellows
strong roan, men called hiin self-
enitred, but it was -a mistaken
erm Re was God centred, he
IF YOU USE
Royal Household.
Five Roses
or other Brands of Flour from Rannie's Flour
and Feed Store. The best in Groceries at close
Prices. All kinds of Feed on hand.
..1.1111.11410.11.
5. RA1 \NOE,.,. c ZURICH
Highest price in Cash paid for Butter and Eggs
Po u
Dotia
�'F"r, 1 per,
Patio
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as consciously his Lord's and not hickey, G Webb, 3 Edwards. '7' .1
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RLOThD
J-lastings Brand
SIIIN6LES
Just arrived.
Will give closest prices for quick sale
F. C. KALBFLE ISCI, Zurich
Laswood
.FU R
If you want a Piano or Organ—we handle The
Bell. When in need of a Sewing Machine—we han—
dle the New Williams and Raymond. No agent's
commission to pay....that goes to you.
New Furniture
Arriving Every Day
Our Stock is the largest we ever carried and
our prices the Very Lowest.
its own. Ho owed allegiance to Ami, 0 Finkbeiner; P Bakei,
Jesus Christ; belonged utterly to Brenner, F Preeter, 5 Stanla.ke Jt', �� StockofBaby. Carriages
bis Creator and through. 'Elim to W Zimmer, A Mosser ant1. Cries .fI
those made in that Creator's imago
and for His glory. They were only
hal£ brothers .John and Maurine
Droutly but few own brothers axe
a.s devteted to each other as they
were, they had one father and two
mothers. In those mothers perhaps
lay the root differences from which
sprang; their many divergencies of
character. They were both honor-
able, well-bred, refined, Maurice
was perhaps the handsomer of the
stock, on his farm, Goshen Line,
PEDIGREE
Colonel Grant, 775014, rn•tn, calved
March 28th 19ti$, bred by F J Graham,
Nippon Ont., .:roti by Sir Walter. 60450;
Proud Duke, 31139; Sutton of Riverside,
22094; Bravery, i'.U519; Prince Albert,
3669, Sir Roger, 3910; Liberator, 146;
(86893) General Grant, O;, ; Briton, 370;
Napoleon, 802; Prince Albert, 943; Refor-
mer (imp) 212; Warden (1563)Roekingbam
(560) Sir Harry (1444) Colonel (152) Col-
ling's son of Hubback (310). 1)am, Sally
.5'7847; Maple Leaf, Sarepta Valley, Gosch-
on Queen, Bora. Nancy, Sousie, Sally,
Molly, Venus, Strawberry, Lily (imp) 302,
Beauty.
Wilson. The following orders were
)l,ts'=e'u: Minn World, register for
births, marriages iages and death, 53.50 ;
Tilgip Co exp of same 33cts ; Young
Bros uu for nails, 53.56 ; 0 Prouty,
gratuity, $25 00; P Baker, drawing
the on 1sT Boundary, 55.00: Philip
Baker statute labor (Wilson's) $2.Ou
J Hodgins rep oul $8.00 ; J Flynn
rep Mud Creek Bridge 51.00 ; Jos
Haiet wood $10.50; A ilodgins
Co gas $3.45; 5 Brown, sundriett,
tvvo, feeding the eye like a heartti• 53,(15 ; 0 Christie lumber 57.05 ; W
ful picture, Tie had fine businoas Lewis ao on Sanitary Inspector B
abilities, affability of manner, in of Health, 514.80 ; Dr P J McCue,
short all the sweet graciousness ac of Medical Health Officor $13 50.
and fascination that made his The eounoil adjourned to meet
mother the most charming of wo- again iii the Town. Hall, Crediton,
men, years later when Mrs Droutly on ilionday, May 3rd, 1000 at 10 a•
died though Maurice was then en, Henry Eilber, Tp. Clerk
nearly a than grown be again pro •
mised to watch over and care for Following is the report of S. 5 5
him in every possible way and to N•o 1, Stanley. for March. The
stand between him and every evil. names are in order of merit,
Her only son was this woman's Sr IV Maggie Badour, John Ran.
idol Land her implicit confidence in Jr IV Emily a.do Mirean, Maggie Mir•
her stop son was shown by the ab eau, Tillie Btidour, Bortine Mireau,
solutness of her content which she .Toseph Rata.
had thus pledged him. John had III Nellie Ducliarme, JerryMir-
eats
kept his pledge, the self-denial eati, (iertie Ran.
which was the strongest element II Annie Badour, Albertine
of his nharacter was never more can. Petor nucharine. Madeline
marked than in the treatment of uiireau, Mario Dttcharme, Verde
this Ms only brother. As Ben Ran.
Pt II Beatrice Ram Caroline Bad -
our, Sidena Mireau,
Sr pt i Delor Dttoharnie, Marie
Mireau. 1 '
,l'r pt I Lawrence Ducharme.
Star pupils for the month.—Mag-
gie Badour, John. Rau, Emily Mir-
eats, Maggie Mireau, Tillie Badour,
l3ertine Mireau, Joseph Rau, Nellie
Ducharnie, Jerry Mireau, Annie
Parlour, Albertine Mireau; Peter
Dilohartxse, Madeline Mireau, Beat -
ride Rail, Caroline Badour, Delor
Dutlharnie. A. M. Montague,.
Teacher.
Rheumatic poison:; are quickly-
and
uicklyInd surely, driven out of the blood
with Dr Shoop's Rheumatic, Reme-
dyaliquid or tablet forma Dr Shoop's
booklet on Rheumatism plainly and
interestingly tells just how this is
done. Tell some sufferer of this
book, or better still, write Dr
.rahoop, Racine, Wis. for the book
And free test samples. Send no
'money. o Just join with Dr Shoop
erer a easynt
Go -Carts and Folding Beds
the very latest will arrive about April 1st.
Our Undertaking Stock
Our stock is now one of the:lar est we have ever carried. Ow
lug to the big Caket factory being burnt out in London, we
havcdubled our stock, so we are prepared to meet all orders.
When iu need of the above give ns a call. Oar business has
dubie.l in the last eight years.
id biataldit teller hOM
PETER MO. I SAAC
Furniture and Undertaking
DASUWOOD
Hiltz had surmised John had loved
Helen Farnham. He met her first
in her country home at Wentworth.
and he introduced her to Maurice.
That was in the early years of his
growing popularity, when as a
young physician he wast meeting
with ra,ru success and tri demand
on every* hand. Old Dr. Schofield
with whom he had studied and who
was his ardent admirer prophesied.
for hind a place'of honor in his pro-
fession, urged himto take a, vaca-
tion that .surnitner. "Ton are young
and utast not stand too constant ,a
strain, takothe advice of an old
friend anti este for yourael£ when
You can.I Will bare for voter patents
ff,�*so,j
1w1. D• want to Rtent�
_:Hand give 5ome� s �_ 7 n� . a� +t+e vat'Ytxl� 3 iC �llllllle�i,
Every Farmer Should
Have a Good Telephone
A telephone, in a farmer's borne, not only enables him to
keep constantly posted as to market, prices, but saves him need-
less trips to town.
If a telegram or other important message conies, it can be
delivered without loss of time.
It will, at a moment's notice, summon a doctor and may
be the means of saving your wife or your child's life.
A telephone is useful in a hundred different ways and
should have a place in every horse --town and country.
The Cost is only $112. a year
We are making preparations for Spring work and
those desiring connections shotildm* complete their
contracts befoi;c the 1st of April.
Parties in towti or near present lines can be eon -
nested on short.notice.
E.. ZELLER, Zurich