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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1906-06-01, Page 44 The Zurich Herald. LEGAL CARDS. n..1. 11. COOKE, BARRISTER AND SO - Colter, Notary Public, lieneall, Ontario. At 'Zurich (Zeller's ctliee) every Mon- t:ay. PROUDFO0T, 1IA,YS & BLAIR, BAR- risters, Solicitors, Notaries Public, etc., Oederich, Canada. W. Proudfoot. 1C.C. R. 0. Hays. G. F. Blair. BUSINESS CARDS. BOSSENBERRY, LICENSED AUC- tioneer for Huron Ceunty, rospeotfully solicits the patronage of those who in- tend having sales, Satisfaction ,"uar- auteed. OR. F. A. SELLER1Z, DENTIST, GRA- duate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu- ate of Department of Dentistry, To- r ante University. Painless extraction of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At Dominion House, 2.rib, every Mon- day. ONVEYANCER T LNotaryP Public. De ee d s, Mortgages, Wills and other Legal Documents care- fully and promptly prepared. Office— Zeller block, Zurich, Ont. t6F US1C. F7CIRICH BRASS £ �.ND HAS BEEN i re -organized) and is now prepared to famish first -Claws u:usie for all kinds of amusements. For ams apply to or write F. W. Hess, ;;e:'y-Treas., Zurich. INSURANCE. Ig E.R1 1'UBLtsUSID BY B. ZELLB1t. FRIDAY. JUNE lst, 1906. ANDREi'S HESS, D::S' ISION COURT. CLERK. Village and Pars. Property insured. All the leading Companies -represented. Agent for Accident and Sickness Insurance. FOR SALE Dominion Parliament. Prom our own Correspondent. Ottawa, May 22nd, 190G. The campaign of insinuation, which has been carried on by the Opposition since the beginning of the session, came to a very interest- ing climax: last week. The Oppo- sition emerged from the fray with indeed very little credit. Ever since the opening of Parliament the Con- servatives!, under the guidance of Mr. Poster, have been crying "scan- dal" against the government and more so against the Department of Marine. It is a recognized rule that when a member discovers an im- proper transaction, to make -a speci- fic charge and pledge bis seat that be can prove his charges. This v.a-i the way air hector Langevin was 0001) FIFTY-ACrD FARM for sale. The north half Lot 25, Coat. 12, Hay.' All cleared, 'vta good ovetllowing •weals, large brick 1io: a and large bank barn, Will leave t i2 i ;0.00 on premises at 4 per cent interest. Apply ten Frederick Beckman, Mitchell, o: E. Zeller, Zurich. • 3i -3mpd. more than $800,000 to the public. debt, As to neat 'year he had no specific estimatee.to offer beyond nn expression of this hope and belief that the country will do as well as it has in the period through which we are now passing. Mr. Fielding calculated that in spite of the:large capital outlays, a- -mounting to $97,000,000.00 that this government has undertaken in the last nine years, there has been a net addition of only $7,700,000.00 to the public debt. Estimating the present population at 6,000,000, -he was pleased to sae that the per capi- ta debt of $44..37 is lower than it has been at any time in the last 30 years. When the present govern- ment took office in 1890 the per capita debt stood at $50.61. The finance minister gave a most inter- esting group of returns illustrative of the period of remarkable expan- sion and prosperity through which the country is now passing. Since the liberals are in power we have had• a a,urplut each year except the first year, and for the 9 year+ decluctine the deficit of the first year gives a net surplus of 1+64,300,000 or an average of $7,- 144,40.2.00. Hon. Mr. Fielding's speech lasted a little more than au hour. At the conclusion he was greeted with earty cheers. Cnxenieest. T.+-3.-4-3.-43,43.-+3.-43.-.E4.44-0-€4.-.E+-e..S driven from public lift', and Mc- Greevy sent to jail. v This session the Conservatives have given evidence of the bitterest desire to force leaders of the Liber- al party out of public life. The opposition has lacked offences on which they could ba -e charges. So far they have only resorted to in- sinuations. The rules of Parliament were often stretched to the point of fracture under the liberty of speech privilege which members enjoy. Last week they were brought to the mark and were compiled. to ack- nowledge by their actions on a resolution that they have been fol- lowing a contemptible course. Several days ago they made ser - ions insinuations against the Attic expedition. Th y contended that the fitting up of the expedition was a scandal and that some one con- nected with the marine department must have had. a "rake off" as they said it was impossible to put into the boat all the supplies which had bs n bought fur the expedition The Prince Minister challenged the Opposition to make a charge again- st a number of the government or an official s) :tn investigation might be made. This challenge was not acceptds herefore Sir Wilfred declared t'hat he would have the insinuetione investigated' by a par- liatneetary committee and so moved for the appointment of a committee to probe all trans onions of the ma- rine department since 3902. The Prime Minis; pointer) out that time did not permit of snch an ex- tensive investigatiten, that the oppo- s tion had given uo desire for such an investigation. but that the pot' - tion of the marine depsrlm.ent's business araii>st which they hacl inatle their insinuations was covered by his resolution. It was evident the Cnnservat}ivee were shirking M7 the issue. When the vote was U n00. recorded, Mr. R. L. Borden was 5A venlig man named John Cooper met with a, very painful accident et the Seaforth woollen mill the other day. In the dye room of the mill a. large fan is used to c:rive the ste•'m o'1t, and while this was in )notion, young Cooper 'went up to til the shaft. In someway he got kis let tutu caught in the fan and the flesh frota) the elbow down was literally tern from the bone. The wound is a most distressing and painful one, and more particularly in v of the faet that the arm may yet have to be amputated. A few days ago "elder Gill re- , 9 " ACRES of 1are far sale, being the dP� North half of ,:e East )calf of Lot Eleven, in the Eighth •.•incte ion of Hay, the property of the 1:tte .Jacob 0. Ginger- ich. For further la r:Culars apply to the executors. Rudy ei.wartsenubor or John L. t=erber, Blake, P. 0. 38-lmpd, STOOK. T r by sLr K •o:: ti SrAtr torr • Young t rohmrd Willow stand for eor'' ee at the farm of Alonzo Foster, Lot 4, Con 9, Tovrnehip of Isar, during else present seaeon. He is dark bay in co::r, has plenty of roaasele and bone, go -.: action, leu, sired good colts, and ie a n::re stock getter. Terms: To insure, "i.00, payable let February, 1007. 37-2m A: ONZO FOSTER, Babylon Line, Proprietor Court of Revision. NOTICE is hereto` given that a Court .tif l:evieion of the .:1 . ._nient Roll of the Township of Hay will ..e held 'n the Town Hall, Zurich, a»' -,•lei*, the ALli day of June, A. I).f1' Db, at 10 o'r'Iock. tn., for the putpoe of hearirg and settling c'otts- plaints against the ss d Ahseseinent Roll. Per:;ons having busir,e-a at the said. Coact will guide themselvsicordingly. 'Zurich, May 15th, 1il.;i. .'.tErl. 'HESS, file,. Clc rk. `� COUNTY NEWS C et Saddlery and Fllrniture Store Wallace, a little son of Gilbert Dick, of neer Kippen, was badly burned about the legs the other day. His mother was boiling soap in a large kettle. The children were playing about, and some of the boiling fluid splashed out striking the little fellow on the legs, burn- ing hits quite severely. John Ansley, of Wine:ham who for twenty years has filled the posi- tion of road and bridge engineer for the county of Huron, having tendered his resignation at the January meeting of the county co -uncia apphoations for the posi- tion are being advertised for. The application will be considered at the June meeting of the council, Shaffer's hotel, Kippers, had a narrow escape from destruction by fire a few tights ago. Mr. Shaffer Wats closing up his bar, and while pleating ,out r, rte lights et ohnndelier With two' "lamps in i.t` fell to 'the floor.' The flitines spread over the bar, and for a time things looked. serious. Fortunately a number of peen were around at the time, and the flames were soon extinguished without d•.>ing pouch damage. Not only has the population of Flrtron county declined during the past few years, but other counties have lost heavily by the western trend. According to the Dominion eensu4 of 1901, the population of the County of Bruce was then 59,C20 Figures obtained from the assessment roll of 1905, show that the roputiution had fallen to 51,384. At ti e same mate of decrease the present population is not over / a eti:ra g of II -ii Luran o mi County Co1?71udill. The comet) rf the Coaty ofl`{aron will n eet in the oounetl c ....a ber in the Town of Go lerich, on Tile!. t.lie 'ilb cloy of •Jute box, ILt ' 0 -^tt M1 .accounts e.l•el rust the :oun!L t,�i1:'ing •e°.Cietnpnt tunas, i:a pla,c.ul .. rr t1erl: before this date. W. LANE, Call on nye For new Baby Carriages and Go -Carts, and Express Wagons of all kinds. For your Harness, all hand -made, team and light harness. Full stock on hand 'trunks, Suit Cases 86 Ladies Satchels For your House Furniture, Bed -room suits, Sideboards, Rockers, Morris Chairs, . Couches. A full stock of every line. For high grade Organs and Pianos. A few 2nd -hand organs at low prices. For Highest Standard of Excellence Sewing Machine, THE SINGER. Over twenty million in use. Call and see them at our store. H. WELL, = = = Zurich, Ont. The Old and Reliable Kalbfleisch's Saw & Planing Mills.... I wish to thank my customers for their patronage during the past year, and wish to announce that 1 an. on hand with a large stock of Hastings Brand E. C. RED CEDAR SH1141CLES and all kinds of Building Material. It will be to your interest to call and see me if you are going to build. It is my aim to combine good work with good material. I also do eiJSTOM SAWINC and PLA!1Ui11C VW -Chopping done every' Tuesday and Fridya. :� F. C. A LEISCH Mills 14th Con. ZU)_ CH the first man to the left of the Speaker to stand 7.t1) and vote for the resolution, which he had spent the afternoon denouncing. The rest of the opposition followed him to a man, even. Mr. Foster. The .'overninent resolution thereforecar- rierl nnnninrnns'=y. It was the finest E'Xl>tlYltion of t'ontenll>tit>le tact.ice being compelled to parade in naked shame that the. House or Commons Las ever seen. May 2tlth. 4 rin sus l iM eef;i:n7g. The annual t„r.t :::C of the SOC'TF1 HURON FARM El . 1NsT1'r JTr, will be hell in ;tii11r t n ECZ, Flenrso,ll, Monday, .Juno 4th, 1000, at o•.• ;k troy o'rlock. The followingordr.r of lrt,.: •ss will heLeansact- cd: Reports ci 1'ir .s >t,,Executive Con. uuttee and Auditor , , ;'getetions of points :at which to hold >, r and etpplemea- toty tnuetings, elee ::.n of Directors and Auditors for ensuiog, ;-ear, etc.. A judging alar s demonstration '.a' 1 be •rondncted t t three o'clock by Mr. .. S. Arlrell, B. S. 0. A. 0. ,Guelph. A cordial invitoti. , is extended to all; ,young men especially. An excursion will c c held to the Model :fMrm at Guelph, June 15%, 1000 Seed tweeting will ie held at Credito», .tune 2nd. See small bills for particulars v[ excursion and asoeel ,..eeting. • it. HORTON, R. Gft.1LDINER, •44-2t '7iide'ni,f: . :Sscai:nAinY. If your orna a' is 'Weak, If your Food. 'distresses you, If yon aro Weak and Nervous Use Dr. Shoop's Restorative one month and coo what itcloo6 for you. if3old by rt, J. Merner, The budget speech was the feat ora' of the week. With a surplus of ceived word from the county elve ani) half millions to an. officials at Goderich to Stuuu)on rounec', lion. W. C. Fielding, rose iat'a buoyant tno:ocl to deliver his tenth bndgot speech as Finance out an auctioneer's license, Brown s Ylirsi-ter et Canada. The galleries license having expired. seceral were: thronged and f(y members months afro, Mr. Brown Was located were absct,t from. their places on at Crediton and served with a tl,e floor of .lir Coronions. noties to appear before the Exeter The 1000 budget, like its prede- .l. P's, Monday morning. When cetsors for several rears, is one er>tirt opened Mr. Brown was not 'Present. 1)nt it is said he sent word. by a friend to have the case ad- journed for it. week.. The case was adjourned. An action for bigamy was opened net Goderich on Tuesday before his honor .Tud„e Holt, the defendant being Mr. Jasper Brindley, of Gode- rieh township. Brindley was mar- ried on April 14th, 1807, to a Goderich girl' Miss Rose Card, who for some time past has been living in Detroit, where she secured a divorce from Brindley last January on the grounds of cruel treatment ot the part of her husband. Brind- ley has since married again, his second bride being Miss Florence Emily ?loot, also of Goderich. The marriage took lace in Detroit last month, Frimley failing to secure a, license in goderich. The point of the prosee tion is that a divorce granted in Detroit does not hold good r ent heof Oatn one iofadtth, e parties is a resid Harry Brown to appear before the court at Exeter. to answer to a charge of selling by auction with - wl>ich affords the country reason for congratulation 14, a fact which was not denied by Hon. G. E. Fos - ser, finance utinister under the Con- tervative governtnent.' The speech was confined almost er(;steive!y to a business review of the national. finances. The govern- ment had already announced the postponement of the intended tariff revision until next session so there had been no expectation of duty changes. The tufo or three tariff resolutions that the finance minister actually submitted were not of a character to attract any attention. The budget showed that the finanee minister l6okalor a surplus in the current year of $ 12,500,000.00. Taking the sinking funds and capital expenditure into the reckon- ing the figures that the year will close with a net addition of not OUR GROCERY DEPART ENT is ala ays stocked with fresh and first quality goods. We always insist oil getting'first-class goods and we see that we get then. Orrr Reliance Baking Powder is the Purest and Strongest Heade, you need only about half as much as you do of the ordinary kind. A full a line of canned goods, such as CORti SALMON TOMATOES PEAS PEACHES PINEAPPLES BEANS OLIVES ETC., ETC Mato this the spot for purchasing your groceries. It 'W ill pay you. Courteous treatment to all. Our Flour and Feed Department is always stacked with the best brands of flour ----Royal Household and Star --Shorts, Bran, Pig Feed, etc. Turnip and. Corn Seed at low prices. We )handle the Carnefac and International Stock Foods and Louse Killer. :dnme &O Deering tinders are the best. When buying a binder you want one that is easy running, light draft and ono that binds the grain perfectly. The DLli;1.11'i'1G has these points and tetany more improvements. Call on me for CREAM SEPARATORS, RAKES, MOWERS, DISCS, DRILLS, CULTIVATORS, PLOWS, BAY LOADERS, GASOLINE ENGINES, MACIIINL OILS, and farm implements of all kinds. J. F. °' ickbeiA, Deering Agency ZURICH Cents pays for the "Zurich. Herald” to January, 1907.