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The Zurich Herald.
LEGAL CARDS.
R. J.1, COOKE) BARRISTER AND SO-
licitnr, Notary Public, 11ensall, Ontario.
akt Zorieh (Ze11er's office) every Mon-
day.
PROTTOFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR, BAR-
ristora, Solicitors. Notaries Public, etc.,
Goc:erieh, Canada W. Proudfoot. K.C.
R. a Hays. G. F. Blair.
BUSINESS CARDS.
B. S. PHILLIPS, LICENSED AUC-
tioneer for the Counties of Huron and
Perth. Farm stook sales a specialty.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. All
orders left at Lot 2:3, Con. 2, Hay, or.
addressed to Hensall 1'. 0. will bo
promptly attended to.
OR. F. A. SELLERY, DENTIST, G.RI-
inate of the Royal College of Dental
'aur;eons, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto University. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At
Dominion Honee, Zuriob, every Mon-
day. 1-20
E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER AND
Notary P ubl:e. De e ds, Mortgages,
Willa and other Legal Documents care•
fully and promptly prepared. Office -
Zeller block, Mnrich, Ont.
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PUBLISHED BY )93, ZELLER,
FRIDAY, NOV. 2nd, 1906.
W. C. T. U.
SHATTERED HOPES.
But the day was coming when
truth was to show him in her clear-
est light the mocker's power. It
was what we call the festive season -
the beginning of a new year -and
Daniel with alight heart was steam-
ing on to K-. As the train slowed
into the station he recognized one
f his principal customers.
or two 0
In a twinkling be wasshaking hands'
with thein, then followed the com-
pliments of the season, and Daniel
must needs adjourn with his patrons
to the "White Swan." The morn-
ing was set in its first freshness,
but the well -seasoned topers were
ready at any time for a "social
glass."
"Brandy. sir?" "Yes, sir." And
as soon as the order was given the
sparkling liquor appeared on the
t able.
"Bumpers every round. lent all in
LI'ZURICH BRASS BAND HAS BEEN the way of business." said Daniel to
re-organizel and is now prepared himself, ae be smilingly refil'ed his
to furnish tirst-e.ass music for all kinds c•laaa
of amusements. For t.rm: apply to or '
write F. W. Hees. Seo'y-Treas., Zurich. I Had it stopped there it would
. have been well enough, but all day
long it was a constant serene of r ip-
pliiu : and what with standing
!NS URANCE.
ANDREW B3:SS, DIVISION COURT `. "tree. " himself and being treated.,
CLERK. Village and Farm Property ; Daniel's head was not quite Blear
insured. All the leading Companies ; when he bade his at a third of hie
represented. Agent for Accident and ; salary, but the old friends good -
Sickness 3m:orr.nee. night. His business done, he in-
` ~ , tended to push on with the last train
FOR SALLY. , but in the commercial room of the
COUNTY NEWS. t
This year W. H. MoCraoken, the
well knownVrize winner of Brussels
attended seven fall Fairs and cap.
tared 231 awards.
•The heavy wind last Wednesday
blew . down . the smoke stack of
Harvey Bros. grist mill, Exeter. It
is the intention of Harvey Bros. to
replaceit with brick.
l:'ereh fishing is developing into
a paying business at Goderieh. J.
R. Bruce recently shipped over two
and one halftons to Buffalo, the
result of one lifting of the nets.
G001) 140 A€RE FARM for sale being' "White Swan" he met in with an
lot 4 and part lot 5, concession 11, acquaintance from his home, and
Hay. The farm contains 20 acres good' talking over old times, he lest the
hardwood huelr: good brick house and train.
bank barn; pier:ay road water in house and ; 't7'he cup of kindness;' was re
barn; the farm : well fenced and under-' phuishe 1, but of coarse Drily for
droined and i" :n tirst•t lays shape, For ,
further pardon, • ri apply at premises or ft iendahip'H sake. Barbour stopped
S. M. Sanders of Exeter has been
appointed Division Court Clerk of
the Fifth Division Court in the
County of Huron in the stead of
Ernest Elliott, who has resigned.
Mr: N. Horton has disposed of
the farm on which he lives, lot 7,
con., 12, 11. R S. Tuckersmith. to
bis brother, Henry Horton. The
farm contains one hundred acres,
and the price is about $,5,300.
Will McLeod, the well known
comic, of Seafotth, left last week
for a three months' trip to the
west, as"far as the coast. Ho goes
as manager for the International
Entertainers, a concert company.
Thornton Mustard and family of
Bayfield have moved to , Clinton.
For the past year and a half Mr.
Mustard has been book-keeper at
the sawmill. He was also one of
the Lakesides' best football players.
The new evaporator at Bayfield
nearly went up in smoke the other
evening. Just after 6 o'clock a,
blaze was noticed issuing from the
roof. Hadit not been seen in time
it would soon have been beyond
control.
The railway commission has
authorized the opening for traffic
of that section of the Guelph and
Goderich Line between Elmira and
Milverton as soon as their engineer
reports it to be reasonably free
from danger.
SASKATCHEWAN
BUFFALO ROBES••- . ---
In buying a Buffalo Robe it is better to
buy the best. A. cheap one is no good at
any price. A Robe should last twenty years
if made from good material. The Saskatche-
wan has been tested and has won a reputation
for itself. It is interlined with rubber and
is absolutely wind and water -proof. Every
Saskatchewan Robe is guaranteed. We sell
them.
til rite to John Hartman, Sarepta, P. 0. s within the bounds of moderation,
j)2 lm I but after he had slipped away Dan -
ARM FO SALE --75 acres of choice tie filled up another bumper and
land on the I•tth Con., Hay Town- I iia {fel it oil with fierce gusto. The
ship.0Goad
- brick house, wan
bank barn, 40n Ili liquor mouutel to his brain, and as
60. food water send well fenced. win II q
sell on reasonable tering. Apply at prem- I its fiery poison coursed through. his
ices or to William Stelek, I blood, an. irresistible craving se}zed
4tf Zurieb.: him, and he drank on a.ncl on until
i he could no longer hold the `gigs:=,
AUCTION SALES. or see the way to the bottle.
When ho came to himself in the
AUCTION SALE OF DAF) I.1,ING.I dull winter morning, he remembered
House and Houeehold 'Elierby at Hayfield, • thinof thepast night. Buton Saturday, Nov. 3rd, ab 2 o'wlocl E. nothing g
Boysenberry, ,uctinneer; Wm J, Dowser:,'through the thin walls he overheard
went for proprietor. the landlord telling his wife "how
EXTENSIVE SA.LF BY AUCTION OF , beastly drink young Moffat was
Farm Stcek, Implementsa, Household For. when the waiter stumbled over him
iaiture, and Blr.cksmith Tools, on Lot• 11.,'; last night." Then, like a hideone
L. R. WV Har sea'• fit,. Joseph. nr. nightmare, the whole scene rose up
Thursday, Nov .th at 12_30 o'clock. T. before him, and in the bitterness of
proprietor. orrv, auction:or; dos. Lebeau: his humiliation he cursed the hour
o op
sin which he was l,nr•n. He was a -
AUCTION SATE Oir FARM STOCKshamed and affronted, and felt clis-
soWednesday,d Implement, Nov. 1 eta,
on L•rt 27, Con. l, 118y.
10O5ti r,t, l ' graced in the eyes of all the world.
as
-o'clock sharp. E. Lo&aenherry, auctioneer Never more co•rdd he hold up his
Z': in. J. Dowson, proprietor. head in mond conseionsness of un-
swerving rectitude. His self-respect
was gone, his peace of mind, and
; how could he return to the loving
ones at home, whose obief joy was
that he could do nothing disuredit-
able?
LIFE IN NORTH CAROLINA,
From the Cooleemee Banner.
Miss Jennie Jones and Bob Henry
I were married at the .lones mansion
hist night. The bride is the (laugh-
! ter of oar constable. .innes, who
made a good officer, and will un-
clnubtedly he re -eh Clea next spring,
I He offers a fine horse for 'sale in
another column. The groom runs
a grocery store on Main street, and
tis a good patron of our advertising
columns, and has e. good line of
JOS, (,L - Manager. j bargains this week. AD the sum-
' mer he paid two cents more for
butter than any other store in town.
• The happy couple left on the ten
o'clock train for Milwaukee to visit.
the bride's uncle, who is reported
Ito have lots of money and Bright's
disease. Bob certainly has an eye
!for business,
tl
The POI.1t`r^.
Money 'y a':;:1.
The systematic aavin g or
something each week -even g:2.
or $5 will, in a few years enable
you to take a coersc at college,
buy a home, take a trip abroad
or get almost anything else you
may wish for.
Commence to save to -day.
$9.00 opena an account.
Interest paid 4 tidies a year in
The Sovereign
10 of Canada
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Everything in the line of
Harness
Trunks
Furniture
1-I. WELL, =
Rl9 gs
Valises
Pianos
Robes
Suit Cases
Organs
= Zurich, Ont.
'I he Old and Reliable
Kalbfleisch's Saw & Planing Mils....
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
D. C. RED CEDAR SHINGLES
and all kinds of Building Material. It will be to your
interest to call and see me if you axe going to build.
It is my aim to combine good work with good.
material. I also do
AlbertMcGregor, a. former Wing
ham boy, who has had charge of
the Thamesford Star for the pact
couple of years, has parchesea the
Lucknow Sentinel from dames
Bryan, who conducted it, for 28
years,
The othar night chicken thieves
entered t::e coop of Joseph Bawden
Exeter 'd. stole three of his choice
fowl, o t roostsr and two pullets.
Them iird was an exceptionally
fineeus• iiig a. prize . winner, and
wa.s e' at $20,
Many of the residents of this
county who loft for Manitoba on
the Farm Laborers' excursion have
returned to their homes. They re-
port lots of work for laborers on
telegraph and railroad work, but
say there is little for those who
wish to put in their time at farm
work.
ZURICH
M AE.
ETS
Wheat .............. 67 (0)/70
Oats (1 II4
Barley II 4 0 40 .,.i,
Peas 67 70
/'lour 1 87' ;y 00
Bran_ .. ........... 16 00 18 00
Shorts ...... ....... 19 00 10 00
Butter , , .... .. 19 20
Eggs...... 19 20
Lard ... b 13 13
Dried Apples .. 5 5
Sett Onions ... 4k 4i
Large Onions, butt... 60 00
Chickens.. ,7 7
Docks 10 10
Geeso 9 9
White Deans, Ins .1.25 1. 25
Clover Seed, bus, - -, 6 78 7 25
}}lay(, per ton ... .6 00 6 00
Potatoes.:.. . .. • 30 35
4:1041,8 (per cwt) 6 00 6 25
CUSTOM SAWariC and PLANING
"chopping done every Tuesday and Friday.
F. C. KAL
Mills 14th Con.
FLEISCH,
ZURICH
'ZURICH'S GROCERY and
FLOUR and FEED STORE.
//WE beg to call your attention to our nicely
assorted stock of fresh Groceries. Our
aiin is to buy nothing but the best, and a look
through our stock will convince you that our goods
cannot be excelled. Buy your Groceries here and
save money, A call solicited.
Fine and Coarse Salt, $1.4o per Barrel.
That part of the new outside
breakwater, at the Goderich har-
bor, which;was still standing, is
now . prac4i'oally demolished as a
result of the storm. lust Saturday
and Sunday. The schooner Azov
is supposed to have been out dur-
ing the storm and no news of he.r
has been received.
Half Day. a Mnnceytown Indian,
brought a. fine large lynx into Exe-
ter on Friday, he having shot it in
London township the previous
Wednesday. It is some years since
IL similiar catch has been made in
this vicinity. The animal wily
larger thee ordinary and altogether
tanking in flesh, being nothing but
bone and muscle,
f Piles quickly and positively cured
l with Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment..
It's made for Piles alone --and it
does the work surely and with sat-
isfaction. Itching, painful, protud-.
ing or blind piles disappear like
magic by its use. Large, Nickel
Capped glass jars, 50 cents. Sold
and recotnmended by J J Merrier.
Died.
W.At,lc.rta-1n Crediton, on Sunday
j Oct. 21. Abram J. Walker, aged
30 years and 53710/302S.
Born.
IHAtllrleAtArrrT—In Stephen, on. Sat -
, urdar, Oct. 28th, to Mr. and Mre.
i' .Uhrie. fauifiraan, a son.
The new Pure Food and Drug
Law will mark it on the label of
every Ooigh Cure containing opium
chloroform or any other stupifying
or poisonous drug. Brit it passes
Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure ns ruade
for '20 years, entirely free. Dr.
Shoop all along has isitterly oppos-
ed the use of all opiates or narcot-
ics. Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure is ab-
solutely safe even fortheyoungest
babe -and it cures, it docs not
simply suppress Get a safe and
reliable 'Omagh (lure, by simply in-
sisting on having Dr. Shoop's. bet
the law be your protection. We
cheerfully recommend and sell it.
J J Merner.
Dr. Shaw, medical health officer
of Clinton, hassounded the alarm
in regard to the use of well water
in that town. "It should all be
boiled before being used for drink-
ing purposes. I have tested 100
samples and nearly all I found to
be impure., and this is the cause of
the'several cases of typhoid fever
we note have in town. The long
dry spell followed by the recent
heavy rains has caused this bad
state of affairs. Sono of the deep
wells are about as bad. as the others
owing to a live•ineh drill having
been used and a four -inch which
allows surface water to find its way
down." This is a timely suggestion
and the warning should be heeded
by the residents of other towns as
well, Typhoid fever is very pre.
valent at the present time and the
cause Dart invariably be traced to
impure water.
UR FLOUR AND FEED DEPARTMENT
always contains a full supply of Shorts,
Bran, Middlings, etc., etc. In flour we handle
only the best at prices as low as any_ Try some
"ROYAL HOUSEHOLD" or "STAR"
and you will use no other. Give it a trial,
INTERNATIONAL and CARNEFAC Stock Foods.
6. aY?rile & Son.
The'new hospital at Goderich
rill be opened on December 1st.
Mr, (.has. Tebbntt has been re-
engaged to teach in S. 8, No. 3,
Stephen, for 1007.
Win. Cooper, of Rainey River,
New Ontario, who has been visit-
ing friends near. Kippen. for some
we'aks, rnet with an unfortunate
accident some days avo. He was
picking apples and fell from the
trees receiving a bad shaking up
which laid him up for a while.
In a desire to avoid a liiwsnit
the Directors of the Grey Branch
Agricultural Society proffered,
through their solicitor, the suni of
$250 to Mrs. War. Wilkinson. of
Morris in settlement o f the suit
for damages she had entered a-
gainst the society. The offer was
not accepted. $300 and costs being
etated as the only condition on
which settlement could be made.
The writs ask for $1,000 from both
Grey Branch Society and East Rid-
ing Society.
.James 1V1eMillan, jr., of St.
Thomas, while temporarily insane
enmmitted suicide by hanging him.
self on Saturday,
An electric train plunged into.
the river at Atlantic City last Sat.
'nrday. About 60 persons were
drowned.
A check for $519,676,42 was re-
ceived by the Provincial Treasurer
from the executors of the George
Gooclerham estate, being in full of
succession duties.
Hnn. Mr. Fielding Finance Minis-
ter of Canada, was returned by a
m tjority of over 950 in the bye -
election in Queens and Shelburne
counties, N. S. on Wednesday.
When, the tip of a dog's nose is
cold and moist, that dog is not sick,
A feverish dry nose means sickness
with a dog. And so with the hu-
man lips. Dry, cracked and color-
less lips mean feverishness, and are
as well i11 appearing. To have beau-
tiful, pink, velvet-like lips, apply
at bedtime a coating of Dr, Shoop's
Green Salve. It will soften and
heal any skin ailment. Get a free
trial box at our store and be con-
vinced, Large nickel capped glass
jars, 25 cents. J J Merrier.
Clubbing rates.
yl rWe have made arrangements
to offer the following low clubbing
rates with THE HVRALn :
Daily Globe . $ 4.25
„ Mail & Empire
Weekly Globe 1.75
Mail & Empire L60
Berliner Journal (German) 2.50
Family Herald & Star 1.60
Daily Advertiser 2.40
Weekly Advertiser . 1.50
Weekly Sun 1.75
Farmer's .Advocate 2.25
Farming World i .20
Weekly Moiitveal, Herald 1.25