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LEGAL CARDS.
LJ. D. CQOKE, BARRISTER AND SO-
licitor, Notary l?nblie, Y'eusall, Ontario.
At Zurich. (Zeller's office) every Mon-
day.
PROUDFOOT, HAYS iL BLAIR, D3AR-
risbers, Solicitor's, Notaries Public, etc.,
Goderich, Canada, W. Proudfoot. 1 Q.
R. C. Hays, G. F. Blair.
BUSINESS CARDS.
E. BOSSENBERlt'[, LICENSED AUC
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tioaeer for Huron County, respectfully
solicits the patronage of tb:oso who in-
tend having 64100• Satisfaction guar-
unteed.
VR. F. A. SELLERY, DENTIST, (IRA-
duate of the Royal College of Dental
ilurgeons, `Poronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto University, Pab11es3 extra,tiou
of teeth. Plato work as speciality. At
i:)omin.ion Heise, Z.arieb, every ton -
day. 1-26
11;ELLER, CONVEANCEJ AND
Notary :Public, Deeds, Mortgages,
Wills and other Legal Documents care-
fully and promptly prepared. Ofice--
Zeller block, lurish, Oat,
r?i'1 d:c'S PO.
ZURICH BRASS BAND IFAS BEEN
re-organis:el1 and is now prepared
to furnish tr,Ht-el;t<s air. le for all kinds
of a>:nitsementy For t"_rru apply to or
w'i'ite F. VIT. Boss, ."le - 'y-Treas., Ztr.rich,
INSURANCE.
ANDREW HESS, DIVISION COURT
CLERK. Village <,.>Ld Farm Property
insured. • All the leading Companies
represented. Agent for Accident and
Sickne9:7 Insurnnoe.
FOR SJ Ln .
irN 001) i40.A.U1=iE li A1;11 for sale being
Or lot 4 and put 1,s 5, cat:cession 11,
thy. Tho farm nonwJ acres gond
bardwood bush; good :rick bcttee and
bank barn; plenty, goo �r,r,cr in bonne and
barn: the farm t r.,tl fed and limier.
and i, in tiL .. t c u.rs :,hays,,. For
further particulars npp'v Ito prc.tt:i±t•S or
write to Jelin liartr.0 n, 'apt+., P. O.
S3 -let
CRyI FOR .SAI, il--.; :tcrcrS of choice
laud u' t 1.1,in r.;c., Hay Town
':;hip. Good blkli be t Dunk lktrn, •4a),r
CO. Gond water and r ._ fenced. Will
asst. on reasonable terms. Apply at prem-
ise: or to �� ail: t n Steluk,
41f Zurich.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION'SALE 0 ' 100 -ACR.,?, 1('AR11
:teek and Itn:ilonteut!:, en Lot 25, Con. 13,
Bronson Line, flay tc:wilt:hip, on iL.ornday,
Oct. let. Sate conune-ac s at 1 o'clock.
E. Bosser.'berry, auctioneer; Conrad Sie-
Inon, proprietor. •
TENDEit3 WANTED.
Soxlo:i ttsnders will be roce'Y sal at, the
Cler'k's Office, 'lurirh, rp tc Septe nber
' `26;h., 1000, tor t;••.rrstra.•riog a cement
arch, le fent eit:nr on 'retie, oprna.ite lot
8. Concaas..ion 2, my town -hip. Coutr:ict-
or,ro remove rn!rl do 0xonvatin',rr,
a*:'I lar, ia:h 11 a r ttI. Tenderers Ln
est it 3 t:isre per _-au.: .. , P.704J.l. perti•m-
1tr'rrp`v •t.o : ho li ,:3 r. f.owesc or any
• Datta the ten sl reptemlter 1>?f,0.
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True economy enables one to enjoy
many luxuries of life -which the
spendthrift can never hope to have.
It is true economy to open a savings
account in The Sovereign Bank of
Canada.
Deposits et from t1.O0 and upwards
retched.
Interest paid 4 times a your.
Prat your money in a place where
you can get it when you want It.
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PIJBLISTIVB BY It, Z1 LLR1t.
FRIDAY, SEPT, 21th, 1906,
w, C. T, u.
EVILS OF STRONG DRINKS.
I warn young men that drink
will destroy them. Itmuddles the
brain; it shakes the nerves; it
paralyzes the gill; it stirs and' mad•
-
dens the worst desires. Not one
good word can be spoken of drink.
I leave persons over fifty years of
age to determine for themselvee.
what stimulant:, they may suppose
themselves to retlnire; but, speaking
to the young, 1 would plead with
them on eveiy sacred. .ground to
touch not, taste not, handle not,
the unclean thing. Death is in the
cup. An adder will sting the de-
banchee. The young tippler will
go from bad to worse, until he ends
by devestxng leimself of every feature
of dignity and in qualifying himself
for the solitude of outer 'darkness
I have watched. the drink foe ie
his -fetal' nilvaneee; 1 have traced:
him f'reln exhilaration to intoxica-
tion, from intoxication to madness,
from maduess to hell. One or two
of the •finest glen I have ever known •
have been addicted to secret drink-
ing. Who ean tell the misery of
heir .intake -holds? I have seen it,
and gladly I draw a thick veil over
its ghastly features. I have seen
homes broken up. families scattered
children orphaned, and the fairest
social prospects riven and blasted as
if by lightning,. by this. aecursecl
and all -^urging drink.' To xne these
are not imaginations, but facts, and
such fates are arguments that carry
away all p tty and self -regarding
raitl,osition, Convert the young man
to tetal • abstinence, and in one
teen. ration England will be evanne-
11zedl.
When the public -house dis-
appears, the church will lift its
roof towards a cloudless sky.—
Josepb Parker, .), D. -
Vi= ieleI•tel ARE THE CHILDREN.
The Mitchell Advocate moralizes
thusly and there is a great deal of
solid truth in what it says. Its
remarks apply to both town and
otee ttry alike : The public school
.renpenrd on Tuesday after the
holidays, but the streets did not
appear thronged with the little
folk as they used to he years ago,
nor could the merry chatter of their
voices be heard. A .severe ehaange
is prevalent over the country. • Is
the younger generation growing
less:' We aro inclined to think this
the c'a e end the many. towns. are
suffering from the effects. Trades-
men of all classes are getting scarce
and it is almost imposeible to find
a lad who wishes to take up
mechanical work. The world is
el -alleging, or at ]east the man and
the children. Years back when
the married xnan had a much hard-
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COUNTY NEWS. •
Ohes. l3irney, Exeter, is the hap-
py possessor of a violin whioh is
said to be 200 years old. It was
left to him by an old friend who
reoerltee died in Windsor.
The. amrriage'of Miss 0. Bartner,
of Exeter xior'th, to D. W, Davis, of
Winnipeg and formerly of Exeter,
was soletnnized at Winnipeg, Aug.
17th. . Mr. and Mrs. Davis have
talren up their residence in Winni-
peg.
11,..Sinith, of near Exeter, the
well, knowin breeder of thorough-
bred. Shorthorn cattle, was success-
ful in winning five firsts, several
seemed:end third prizes at the To-
ronto:fair .. out of his exhibit of
Seven .lead; .
James Hannon, proprietor of the
only hotel in Shipka, and well
known throughout the township of
Stephen, has disposed of his house,
the purohek-ser being Ezra, Brenner
of Grand Bend. The new proprie-
tor intends making a number of
itnprovements in the premises.
A happy event kook place of the
Metbodist parsonage, Heensall, on
Wednesday, 'Sept. 12th, The event
was the marriage of Garnet Prayne
of Usborne to Annie M„ only dau-
ghter of Mr. time Mrs. Wnx. Reid,
of Exeter north. Rev. Toll per-
1ornled the• ceremony.
epretty wedding was solemnisea
at the first Methodist church, Lon-
don, Wednesday, Sept. 12th, when
Vivien l.1ay, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. W. 0. Wilson,' London, was
to Wallace D. Clark's, ac-
countant of the 112olsons Bank,
Exeter.
`,Cheadjourned case against Mr.
Bobier, for alleged fraudulent re-
presentations to the Davies Pack-
ing Co., came up before Police
MagistrateHumber in Goderich,
when judgment was given com-
pletely-:: exonerating Mr. Bobier
from the charge nnadle against him.
A pretty wedding was celebrated
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
Webber, of Hensel., on Sept. 5th,
when their daughter, Dora. ,l' , tte-
caine the bride of James R. Em-
mons.: of London, Ont. The cere-
mony Was performed by Rev. Biel,
Snaith. - After the weddling trip
Mr. and Mrs. .Emmons will reside
in London.
The long-standing dispute be-
tween (iolborne and Goderich town-
ships in connection with the
]:Inlmessille bridge hill has been
settla„ . eotleri:etx township has
agreed to reduce its claim against
Qolhrrne from $100 teen, and the
Colborne council has voted to pay
the smeller amount. The settle-
ment should be fairly satisfactory
to the people of b townships.
er path to tread, he generally rear- '
Pel at levee family. The expense was
While driving. home from. Bay-
field Manager Jas, Buchanan of
Goderich: Planing Mill, and Dan.
Harrison collided with another rig,
in tt narrow part of the road, and
were thrown into the steep ditch.
The horse was killed instantly,
Mr. Buchanan fractured three ribs,
and Mr:. 'Harrison 41)aken up. They
returned to Bayfield, where Mr,
Buchanatn received medical attend-
ance, teed procuring- another horse,
completed the journey to Goderich.
As i--.
felt, end hta the boys grew up they Born.
elate:el the shop; that they might
earn .'or themselves. The parents
o'.nld not efford to give theta more
tbsan a-ntlaiin school education, and
even with tluat they are some of
the briebest men of to -day. How
is it now? The large families are
roplaN-'l by a household of one, twri'
and thrtla. The father is in a .setter
ftnanriacl pr+sitinn and each child is
Melted upon as the one only suited
for a cellsge edacation and some
high profession. In this they meet
an easier life with bettor results,
but will it continue so? The conn-
try is hecomiog overly cro'w'ded
with professional men of all classes
and even at this date nialty of the
yorreger graduates are finding it
difficult to locate. OH the other
handtradesmen are scarce, wages
arta going up and the time is ahead
of us when the man who is in the
shop nr factory will have the eats.
ser time of gaining the worldly
?leech).
Married.
EillAooss-PxnDma.-At the parsonage.
Bayfield, On Sept. Sth, by Rev.
Mr. Steadman, May. second
slaughter of. William Perdue, to
John Beacom, all. of Goderich
township.
Pit.t.'vzsc-B. en -In Hensel. on Wed
xesday, Sept, 12th by the Rey, S.
T,. Garnet, J, Frayne of Usborne
to Miss Annie Reid of Exeter.
DAvxs-BAnTxisR-At Winnipeg Aug.
171,1, Mr. D. W. Davis, formerly`
of Exeter, to Miss O. Bactner,
0tan'xr-Wtesoet-Tn London, on
Wednesday, Sept. 12th, Miss,
Vivien May Wilson, to W. D.
el'arke, . Aco•attntant Molson's.
7'a nk Deter.
eloweocx-In C(eretiiton. Sept. 11th,
the wife of John Morlock of a
son.
.Moteeet Stir ondale, '.1'nes0ray, Sept.
11th. the wife of tied. Meir of a
daughter.
WIiTJ'i,-Tn. Ste peen, Satnrrley, Sept.
Fath, the wife of William Winer,
of a daughter.
iDieta.
STRUT -At Billsgreen, on Friday,
Sept. 14th, Mary J., beloved wife
of Charles Stelck, aged 54 years,'
5 months and 27 days.
FAUST -in Zurich, on Sunday, Sept
10th, lIanoy E'llenbat m, beloved.
wife of D. S. Faust, aged 64
years, 4 :months and 10 days.
1'xxda-ln 0redtton. • on Mendav
Sept. 10 Amelia Melville, Daunoey
beloved wife of Albert King, aged
42 years 3 months and 16 days.
Heeteerse-1n Exeter, on Sept. 7th,
George Edward, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Harness, aged li
Months and 12 days. •
PAxtal0N5-1n Centralia, on Friday,
Sept, 7, John Parsons aged 77
years 0 months 27 day's.
$oGert-At Mt. Carmel, on Sutday
Sept, 9tb, Michael Hogan, aged
78 years.
P.gTTn1.•-..At Shipka, on Tuesday,
Sept, 4th the beloved wife of Mr.
R. Patten.'
STA,BBLi7B.In Crediton, on Monday
Sept. 10th. Christina, . Staebler,
beloved wife of Rev. John Steele
ler, aged '?7 years 6 months and
37 days. '
JOHNS -At Etinville, Sunday Sept.
9th, the infant daughter of Mr.
and bins, Chatries Johns.
artless
DOUBLE and SINGLE
HARNESS, FUR ROBES
HORSE BLANKETS,
FARC!' RUGS, COLLARS
WHIT'S DRUSI-IES,.'PUR-
SES, TRUNKS, SUIT
CASES, Etc.
Repairing Done Promptly
f. WELL,
Furniture
PARLOR SUITS, BED-
ROOM SUITS, CHAIRS,`,
TABLES, FANCY ROCK-
ERS, BUFFETS, SY.DI
BOARDS, BOOK CASES,
WRITING DESKS, PIC-
TURE FRAMING.
Organs and Pianonal
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= = Zurich, Ont.
The id and Reliable
Kalb leisch's Sawtom- Planing
1 wish to thank my customers for their patronage
during the past Year, and wish to announce that 1 am
on hand with a large stock of Hastings Brand
B. C. RED CEDAR SHINGLES
and all kinds of Building Material. It will be to your
interest to call and see hie if you are going to build.
It is nay aim to combine good work with good
material. I also do
CUSTOM S.f WI1R1C and PLieeMSIG
'"Chopping done every Tuesday and Friday.
F. C. lEALBFLEISCH,
Mills .14th Con. ZURIC>-i
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is always stocked with fresh and first duality goods.
We always insist on getting first-class goods and we
see that we get them. Our Reliance Baking Powder
is the Purest and Strongest made, you. need only about
half'as mnuch as you do of the ordinary kind. A full
line of dammed goods, such as
CORN SALMON
PEAS PEACHES
.BEANS OLIVES
TOMATOES
PINEAPPLES
ETC., ETC
Make this the spot for purchasing your groceries. It
will pay you. Courteous treatment to all.
Our Flour and Feed Depart, lent
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 Caenefae and International Stock
Foods and Louse Killer.
1?e carry in stook all lines of Farah Implements.
Our stook is made up of the best makes end all
our good, are guaranteed. . I•t will pay you to
Call on us and get our prices before purchasing.
Cultivators Drill
Discs Manure Spreaders
Magnet Cream Separators
Gsaoline Engines Etc., Etc.
In Single and Gang Plows we handle the
Percival, Fleury, Wilitinson, CocicshUtt
EVERYTIIING IN THE IMPLEMENT LINE.
MACIIINE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ON HAND
J.
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Deering
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