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OF .A.LL KINDS
PLOUGHS and
PO N TS
AGENT FOR
Petrolia Wagons
and Sleighs
Clover Leaf
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Spreaders. .
3. S. b: LICK
N. B. Gascho ss Gascho will at-
tend to repairs and shop
during my absence.
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in Heavy Winter
Wear, from
Feb. 1st to
Feb. 25th.
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MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
Iv full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
Sai mages.
Give us a call.
Y U NBLEU.•'. &
B1CTh3T
J. S. Smith, Rupture
Specialist of Stratford
Ont., will be at Com-
merical Hotel, in Zu-
rich on Tuesday Feb.
21st.
ONE DAY
ONLY
I Dore Rupture with-
out operation or loss
of time from your
work. I have cured
others, I can cure you.
How to cure a cold is a question
in which many are interested just
now, Chamberlain's Cough Rem-
edy has won its great reputation
and immense sale by its remark-
able cure of colds„ It can always
be depended upon. For sale by all
dealers.
IMMIGRATION RUSH COM-
MENCES
OMM aNCES EARLY.
(From onr own Correspondent.)
Montreal. Feb, 13 -The im-
migration mesh to.. Canada for 1:111
is on. The advance guard from.
England will arrive some time this
•week. Scouts have already put in
an appearance to look over the
ground.. The Grand Trunk, the
0. 1?. R, and the Canadian North-
ern have all carried on an unpre-
cedented campaign this winter to
secure immigrants in Great Britain
for their respective territories in
Canada, and this is already showing
its offset in the tremendous rush
of bookings for all the bookings
for all the boats Doming to Canada
this spring. The starting of the
rush of immigrants the first week
in February is eloquent of the
popular feeling in England for
Canada as a land of opportunities,
for the immigration agents dis•
courage as much as possible the
coming of new settlers to this
country before March. •
Damming The St. Lawrence.
Shipping interests in Montreal,
both ocean going and inland nava
gation are very much upset just
now for two reasons, and, if one
may judge from casual observation
their alarm is just for the causes of
their worry are of nationttl import-
ance. One is the attempt of the
Aluminium Company of America,
a subsidiary company of the
Standard Cil, to obtain permission
to dam the Long Sault rapids near
Cornwell. Permission in the shape
of the passing of what is known as
the Maltby bill through the
Harbour and Rivers committee of
Congress has already been obtained
in the United Status, and it ie
understood that any amount of
lobbying is being carried on at
Ottawa to prevent any move cn the
part of Canada's Parliament which
would delay the scheme Shipping
interests contend that if the dam
were built the St, Lawrence would
be ruined as a navigable waterwav
from the head of the lakes to the
sea. There is one consolation, hoty-
ever, Sir Wilfrid Laurier has
promised that before the Govern
merit would agree to the damming
of the St. Lawrence from shore to
shorn there would be fa full in_
vestigation of the project.
Then there is another proposition
on the tepis which also affects the
St. Lawrence, and which, so far
has been kept mighty quiet by
those who are anxious to have the
work done. It is the building of a
dam on Lake St. Frances which
will give a larger flow -of water into
the Beauharnois power canal. The
Canadian Light and Power in.
terests who have the water rights
at Beauharnois have found that
they require more water.
The navigation interests claim
that if the plan they heve in view
is carried out, the; water in Lake
St. Francis, the Lachine rapids,
and even further down tho river,
will be lowered by at least twelve
inches. This project will also be
investigated by the Government
before any further work i, &1hewed
As may be seen both are of greet
interest to the 'whole of tlw Dentin
ion, as anythiee; which Ir7 tiff cot
the St. Lawrence route v: t!1 affect
practically every city, town and
village in the Dominion, in- gin e
way or another.
Diocesan Synod Opens.
Clergymen from all over tilt,
country turned .^.wart'is Montreal
this week when the annual excreting
of the diocese opeeed its fifty
second session. In the routine of
business which was discussed there
is one ot particular importance to
all churches of the English faint,
although if carried out, it will he
somewhat of a blow to the iinsiness
community. It is a. motion present.
ed to the synod by Mr. J. : 1. Fisk
suggesting that the church tinter
Lake its own fire insurance. The
motion roads: "'.Cleat this synod,
recognizing the ac1vanta--e tbt_t
would rcorue to tie varic4u,,;,.arirh
os of the Churl lr of Enl is tl in
Canada by forming a riiutin:l
insurance union, to co•oIii'ra;.'io in
carrying the risk on all eburc'h
property, such as cathedrals.
churches, rectories, parsonages and
their outbuildings, colleges, oh arch
schools, halls, etc., throughout the
various dioceses of the Dominion
of Canada {or such dioceses as may
desire such union) recommend and
authorizes its delegates to the
General Synod to bring the subject
before that body at their next
meeting, with the view of formirg
snob. a union.
Barber's Testimony.
That the familiar "hair cut and
shave sir" is not the only qualifica-
tion regnired by the modern barber
was brought out at the Royal
Comtnission on Industrial. Training
when one of the witnesses remind -
eel the commissioners of the period
when the barbers' and the surg-
eons profession wore one honorable
guild, this witness declaring his
intention to follow his practise, of
remedying skin complaints in
customers whether the medical
profession objected or not. The
Commissioner, which has been
touring Canada with a view of
Prompt Service
Moderate Charges
. hOFFIViAll
Zurich., - Ontario
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getting information an' industries
and commercial pursuits of one
sort and another, has been sitting
here for the past two weeks Most
of their inquiries in • this city has
been directed towards the child
labor laws, and their enforcement
in the factories of the east. The
commissioners leave shortly to
continue their investigations
ahroe:d. Professor J. ' ;'1, Robert
son, the chairman says, that the
report t:) the Government will be a
voluminous one.
Women To The R9seue
Women to Montreal have organ-
ized a movement for the better-
ment of the people and 'the observ-
ance of laws. These women state
that the men are too busy with
their commercial business to attend
to this movement, and they intend
to go ahead unaided. Ten women
who have started this movement,
all of whom are good housekeepers
met at the house of Mrs. J. Clark j
Murray, 26 Mc Tavisb St., and;
after disenQsing the many seri a;:•
ees they are subjected to through ;
out the year by the unner'essary
ringing of; door bells, decided to
form themselves into a hand and
start a war upon the shopkeepers,
and others who intrndo their t
business an private hews. by
'bringing samples printed slips or'
other things which the housekeep.
ers claitn are unnecessary.
Born
Soner.iu'-At the, 14th Con iIay, on
Saturday 4th inst. to Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Schiibe, tz daughter.
MILLER -At the 14th Con Hay, on
Tuesday, 7th inst, to Dir. and
Mrs. Louis Miller, a. daughter.
Don't_tnake any mistake boys.
One kind act in a day tall of the
other kind will never. -make a, •real
l3oy Scout. The , ideal. Scout is
kind and thoughtful as often as he
can be in one day -without taking
too many chances on dyiug voting.
F.A.RM FOR ;;ALE.
Farm for kale -Lot 5 and East
half of 0 t'nneesrinn 0, • Haw 1<()
:xeres Well fenced end well drain-
ed. 12 acres of fail wheat, .nine'
:tem; of good hardwood Tush
Frame house, two bank barns. two
titiv-in„• shriek and outer out t'nil•1-
In,as, about finer ueic',w i] orchard.
For pertienlars amen' VI .Tneeph
Foster, o:i the precis -s nr ltddress
f arc'pta P. 0. 2; -•It pd
THE STREHUHOF A Cg l t
Is that of its weakest Link. Father
Morriscy's 1(o. its Forges it Anew.
The chain of the physical system is
only as strong as its weakest link. When
that link breaks, the chain breaks, and
serious illness followed by death often
results. The weak link with many peo-
ple is the throat and lungs, In. fact, sta-
tistics show that over twenty-five per
cent of all deaths can be directly traced
to diseases of these most important res-
piratory organs, Weakness here is very
v
d .ngercus. •
Diming his long and eticcessi'el i rat• •
Hee, Father Marxi.,e.y, the ]carne t ,
ilaysician, was often culled ul.t,:i to t.t 1
ronchial and pulmonary affections. Ile
soon •found that it was not enough to
make temporary repairs on the "link,"
but that it had to be forged anew, in
order pernnxneiitly to strengthen the
chain.
After much study, be succeeded in
devising a prescription that would secure
this result, by not only giving prompt
relief but also by rebuilding and strength-
ening the delicate cells and membranes
of the throat and lungs.
Tins prescription, ra.tlter I\Iorriscy's
Lung Tonic, or No. 10, has cured thou-
sands, It is absolutely free .from any
dangerous drug, being compounded from
Nature's own Foots, herbs and balsams.
No. 10 stops the cough, relieves the
soreness and strengthens end • fortifies
the system against future attacks. Even
ha the early stagc'is of consumption it has
proved helpful, but the wise plan is to
take it in time, and avoid serious disease.
In our climate it is well 0) have a relia•
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ble mid tested remedy like No..10 always
ou hand. 'rake it at the first appearance
of a gold, and keep the chain of life strong
and capable of resistauce.
Trial size 25e. per bottle. Regular size
50c. At your druggist's or frnin father
Moz'riscy Medicine Co,, Ltd., Chatham,
N,I3, 90
$o'd end guaranteed in Zurich
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right. Come and take your choice in
FLOU -Milverton, Exeter,
ensail, arkhi l l and Royal
Household.
We take eggs, cash or any kind of grain
in exchange for flour or anything we sell.
All kinds of Feed and Grain always on
hand.
Oil Cake, Bibby cream equiv=
lent, Flax Seed, whole and ground.
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Nursery t ck
r Spring Delivery
Strong. straight trees with good tops and an ab-
undance of fibrous roots. Every tree guaranreed
strictly first grade and true to name.
Our assortment of Apples is complete. We never
had such a fine lot of trees in this line.
Send in list of stock wanted, stating quantity.
- We will (quote you special Ask or
Catalogue. Take the Agency.
1 hos. W. Bowman & 5on Co., L
RIDGEVILLE, - ONT AR O
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when her child is in danger a FIRST GliaV i
woman will risk her life to protect
it. No great act of heroistn or
risk of life is necessary to protect
a child from croup. Give Cham•
erlain':s Cough Remedy and all
danger is avoided. For sale by all
dealers.
FARMERS INSTITUTE
The Supplementary Meetings of
tiie South Huron Farmers' Institute
will be held as follows
HENSALL February 21st
F. M. Lewis Afternoon subject:
"Clover tho Rey to Successful;
F:einiizig" Evening: •'4'4'aste i
PIaces" W T Gardhouse. After- `:
noon subject : "Conformation and
.lxiaxging of heavy Horses, Beef
'"tattle, and Sheep" Evening:
el•htete ]'laces" Local -fl Smith,'
lereej.':'t seluetyed
�9•t'ld. �.'4 `i'1 �t t•a 1�T,, T'a:)rnary 22nd
IT I.ev,t Afternoon snhj"et:
"Capon and Barnyard Manure. •
Their ('ore un ; Ap,rib':ati;'n'' Even•
in`: > ul}jnt'.t: • •\Z:tMtt' places" V t
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t`: asp a as a`�
fx:ar,i'7 n Aft,'rno•tn subject : aE' ns
"Ctinft, oration and ,Turdging• of j" J `b;Ati+:
heavy horse:., beef cattle, and . The ,'onthal :ger 'rie:a, J t. 18;17
sheep" Evening "Cheap Foods for i
Farm stook" Lec:xi-, (z timilIxe; t Toronto
Oflimrio
subject selected
I have a large supply of the very
]:test tile en hand, from W?, in. to six
inch. If you need any call, write
or telephone to John foster, Zur-
ich, Brick and Tile yards. 11 tf.
WANT
A RE PR E S E N TA.T1 VE
I vpd�
'elle a; the time t"=. sell
nursery at,)ek.
We nes-?:b: tally and offer
Steady ..tud:oviisfnf. C1u
li=t of ` Lcr.•ittltie.'s ,?nnbrace.s
it rare 'Lti. t•,.t�1E' 1i�+t• of
ieatly :rii"r, ) to t•tet Srrit
nnu a tee:, :nen tel pa'.nt'k.
Seed 1 Orta*:+e?ti, Ere.
Write f.'r terms an.l. catalogue.
BIRCEl+'.TtuTaD February 2 ;rd
le' M Lewis. -Afternoon stxhjxiet :
,•{laver to ley t„ecessiul,n"-� g ,pi"yak; � ,,La
C%UE
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F:trluinr:' Evenue.; ',Waste Places"
1V .T (.4ardliouse. tate rnoor. stab „
ject : "C onforuxation and Judging i avi iii `0 3 an C{
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of heavy horses, brief cattle, and
t=i (ftp'' I+7c•ening "Cheap Food for
ram )'tvtr?;." i,oc'tl-t"= Smith, .1,
ttt)jn, a e•tt -et 1. (t2 0
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•i1Lo to .. . t 2,1111-
C3ard-
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".t vo t erre_ 1:" Thi (•�:. ._. 'Clump l!'t,o.l ;
for Li v:x stock'• Local --W W
'dreier, snhjeet ;'ell etc 'l
DAS13.WOOD February 25th.
F M Lewis Afternoon subject
"Clover the Key to successful
terming" livening "Waste ast o Places'j
W .T Gard.house Afternoon subject
"Conformation and Judging of
heavy hotsee, beef o:attle and sbeep
Evening "Cheap food for farts 7 l ¥ E DZurich...
:+tock" Local John ;'Morgan, subject; "
selected.
IiX1iTE1v February 27th n e•fi
F M. Lewis, Burford : afternoon�.., U L. u R. g teS.
,iubjc-ot, "beed.Seleatinn" Evening
'.1t11-;je,et, "Waste Traces" W. J.
CA' a1 xllltxtise. Iiighfield afternoon
subject, "Type of Live Stook"
i'vening "Cheap Foocl for Live
Stook" Local A. Mustard, subject
s&ected.
A program will be given at the.
evening meeting=.• Afternoon
meetings will begin at 2 o'olork
sharp. Evening na'oting at 71311
harp. Lot there be a good ' turn-
;itrt.• Everybody welcome,
A. Mustard, Pre:,, 13. 5, Phill'p ,
Secretary,
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1)rompt.giveit
to ul'plicrtiehs for loans,
have e mactE arrangements'
dents'
to offer the iollowing low clubbing
rates with Tort
Daily Gob:: * 1.25
„ Mail es Empire 4.25
Weekly •Ulobe . . 1,60
,, 14''atii c4';. Empire 1.60
.Borii'rer Journal •((io.rnnn 1) i.:.50
Family Heru.ltl tti' Star 1.75
Daily Advert beer
Weekly Advertiser
Weekly Sun
Fttrnier'i Advocate
2.755
1.50
1.75
2,25