The Herald, 1903-02-20, Page 4E ZURICH HER,A,L.D
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QT.BONIFA.CB, Catholic.
-, Order of service for the summer.
Sundays: High Mass at 0.30 a. m.; Cate-
ehisin and instruction at 10.30 o'eloek;
Vespers mid Benediction of the Most
Blessed Sacrament at 7 p.
11 1 • D High Mass at 0 o'cleek;
Vespers and Benediction at 730. p.
Week Days: Mass dvery morning at 7.30
o'cloek '• First Fridays, Mass with
Exposition at 8 o'clock; The Holy
Hour, or one hour as visit to oar Lord
in the Blessed Sacramet every Bat-
urdy evening fromt.7 to 8.
Baptism on Sundays at 2 o'clock.
The Communion Sundays before Mass at
8 o'clock.
Rev. Father Valentine, Parish Priest
EVANGELICAL, German and English
Sunday services: -
German, at 10,45 o'clock a. English,
o'clock p. m., Sun, school at 2 p, m.
Tuesday evening; Junior Alliance at 7,
S'enior Alliance, at 8, h oir praetice at 0.
Wednesday evening; German prayer
meeting, at 7.30. Thursday evening;
English prayer meeting at 7.30, Friday
evening; 'Teachers' meeting at 8.
Rev. W. J. Yreger, Pastor.
geutiche cp. lath. St. pctri Virche.
Oottesoiertft north. Kalb
uttb benb 7 1.114r. Samitaichule
norm. Cehrerveriammlunz
Mittipoch abeubs um balbS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
pg. F.A.SELLEgY,
Dentist, graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honorgraduate of Department of Dentistry,
Toronto University. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality.
At Dominion House, Zurich, every
Monday. 1-20
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Miss Lydia Rannie, having passetl the
examination of the Toronto Conservatory
of Music and having obtained certificates
of success for Piano and Harmony, is now
prepared to take pupils, either on Piano
or Organ, at her home in Zurich. (Use
of instruments free.)
Miss LYDIA RANNIII, Attic:h.
7'H 1-1 Et
IS Punmsurm
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1003.
A Simple Discourse In Corn.
Corn is a -very useful vegetable.
If it were not for the corn there
would be no corn cakes with butter
and molasses. Corn grows in large
fields, and ou plough it with a
horse. There was a man who had
a cornfield, and he had no horso,
bat he had n. large and faithful
wife, who took care of it ac-
companied by a trusty dog, while he
wrote poetry for the papers. We
ought to be thankful if we, have a
good wife, which is much better
than hanging around saloons and.
wasting your time in idleneAs.
Corn is also used. to feett hogs with
and can be made into cob pipes
which will make yoa sick if you
are not accustomed to it. Let us
firmly resolve, that we will reform
and lead a better life. -Washington
(Itt.) Press.
How Husbands Shop.
'L'L' It'eashres of shopping are as
vigonnisly denied to -enere man''
as are the ulvantages of whistling
Ito fair women. The decree, 'being
nature's own, is universal, and the
attempts made to contravene it are
few and unsuccessful. An elecep-
tion, more apparent than real, was
made a few days ago by an uxorious
Berlin husband intent on present-
ing his better half with a new
blouse. He hurriedly entered one
of the shops in the capital and con-
fided his intention to the graceful
young lady assistant :-eI want a
blouse -a good one. You .under-
stand. It meet be silk the best
silk", "May I 'ask what color you
prefer?" enquired, the superior
young saleswomen, with a smile.
.,'Oh I'm not particular abort the
color, but I may say that it may
cost from 30 to 40 marks, "Arid
the cut?" "The cut? Well, I
really don't much care; after all,
it comes to the same thing." "May
I ask about the lady for whom it is
destined? "Why, she is. my wife
of course! Whom else did you-"
"I beg your pardon. What I meant
was, what is her size, at least.
ap-
prodxnate1y2" "It doesn't matter
in the least. Please show irte some
blouses, one blouse, any blouse and
let me go, for lam in a hurry to
catch a train." ,With pleasure,
sir ; but if you cannot give me an
idea of the color, how can I hope to
snit you?'"'Give inc anv blonse
yon like, so long as the price is be-
tween 30 and 40 marks. It doesn't
matter a straw what cut or color
or size I choose, for in any cat.te
certain to be changed. I told you
it is for a, lady" -London Telegraph,
L. BACHAND, St. Joseph.
Notary Public, Fire and Life In -
mimics Agent, Money to Loan, either by
private funds or loan companies.
EBOSSENBERRY,
• Licensed Auetioneer for Hur-
on County, respectfully solicits the pat-
ronage of those who intend having sales.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
PHILIP SIPPLE
Licensed Auctioneer for the
County of Huron. I would request
those having sates to call on me.
Terms moderate; satisfaction g,uaran-
teed. Your patronage solicited.
EZELLER,
• Clerk 10th Div. Court, Huron
Commissioner for taking Affidavits,
Conveyancer ete. Valuator for the Hu-
ron and Erie Loan and Savings Co.
Office- Zeller Block, Zurich Ont.
LEGAL CARDS.
H J. D. COOKE,
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(Late with Garrow &Proudfoot) Barris-
ter, Solicitor, Notary Public.
Hensall, Ontario.
PROUDFOOT & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
ete, ete. Cor. Square and North Street,
Goderich, Ontario
W. PROUDFOOT K. C. R. C. HAYS
G. STANBURY, B. A.
--- • Suecessor to COLLINS & STAND/MY
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY
Conveyancer, Money to Loan on Villag
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.'I My I-14yr
,, I had a very severe sickness
' that took off all my hair. 1 par-
;. chased a bottle of Ayer's Hair
' Vigor and it brought all my hair
bask again."
W. D. Quinn, Marseilles, 111.
One thing is certain,-
Ayer's Hair Vigor makes
the hair grow. This is
because it is a hair food.
' It feeds the hair and the
• hair grows, that's all there
is to it. It stops falling
of the hair, too, and al-
ways restores color to .,
gray hair.
11.00 a bottle. All druggists.
. If your druggist cannot supply you,
, send us one dollar and we will express ,
i. you a bottle. Be sure and give the name ,
of your nejaree. s.tAltrietsf6,ni..il.witd,41.ess,
Masi.
W. c. v. .
Never before in Canada has -A
temperance campaign of such
importance been brought, to so
successful an issue as in the mils of
the recent conflict. Let ns look,
for our own encouragement, at our
stupendons% overwhehning maj-
ority. There are only thirteen
constituencies which have given
majorities' against the liqnor act,
and eighty-four have voted for it.
The average majority in the . con-
stituenciee favorable to temperance
is much greater than 1000. Out of
fifteen cities, eight voted. that- the
bar -room and treating system were
a niusance. As Allow stands, it is
said to be the largest vote (propor-
tionateto our population),ever cast -
in any coronion wealth in the
world. for a simple measure, desti-
ute of the interest that always
enters into a personal contest.
This campaign has been a groat
education to our women along the
lines of franchise, never before
have they felt so keenly the 'value
and need of that wired truet. the
ballot. At a public meeting at
which our Prov. Supt. of this de-
partment was speaking, a low sob
could be heard • occasionally
throughout the address,at the close
an aged, white-haired women stood
up, surrounded by a group of lead-
ing ]nen, and throwing no her
hands exelaimed, "Don't tell me I
can't vote: Imust vote !" yonder in
the church yard tinder the frozen
ground. this 'November night lie two
sons and their 'father. would not
be a widow and childless tonight
were it not for the drink curses
and the open saloon,"yes • niust
and vote, let no one tell me I
can't vote. At one of the polis In
the seine city on the mormng of
December the fourth came a bright.
little ten -year -Old girl. The re-
turning officer asked her what she
wanted. "I want to vote," see re-
plied. But you have no vote,"he
said. "Well, sir," -she answered,
"mother and I have talked the
matter over, and thought it would
be a great blessing, if the saloons
were closed, because of poor father.
you, see. father has a vote, but he
would. vote wrong, so we thought
Imight come and vote right instead
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of
"Let her vote," echoed a chores
of voices. Even if I have to pay a
hendred dollars.". added the first
seratineer, "I say let her vote,"
Aceording the little. girl was ft-tr7
nished with a ballot, old asked if
she knew how to mark N
She replied, -"I will mit my
cross. under the "yes"; if father
voted he,would put it in under the
"en"
The little white paper. meant
so,mtuth to the child, was silintly
dropped into the box. God stood
by and smiled -his approval, and the
child departed with a glad. heart.
But the end was not yet. •
A few minutes before five o'clock
a Po n• drunken man Was tishere in
to vote by a saloon. keeper,. Your
vote has been taken, said the re.
turning officer• .
Then followed a torrent of abuse.
storming, and. stamping, during
t r -which the clock mercifull struck
five, and the angry man was told
the poll was closed, b it no ens
!gore him the name of the fair
- ; personator.
and Farm Property at lowest rates of In- - -
terest.oeume s
read and advised upon.
D t original German
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AN ACHING BA.Cit.
Is the first indication of the
kidney disease, and should be
taken as a signal of danger -t
warning- to use Dr. Chase's Kidney -
Lives Pills while yet there is time
to avoid the dreadful pains and
certaihi fatality of this terrible
disease. There is no guess work, no
•experimenting when you use this
prescription. It brings relief in
remarkably short time, and because
•of its combined action of liver and
kidneys, cures complieated cases
'which cannot he reached by any or
dinary treatment.
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oe• ois,400 1nredoliiii$0e4teis*otoar.o$04)1
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Ariake need Save Money for Iron.
....Everybody Should. join the MUttial Literary
Melia, of Aim:Heti. Thetellthothing else like it
anywhere. /t costs altdostitethlrig tojoiii and the
benefits it gives are Wonderful." Itellebies yell to
Ipurchase booke and pededietait, tiniSicandtrinsicel
nstruments special ptleeil. It secures tie
duced rates atinany hOtellt. It ansWetilottettiiiiiii
free of charge. It oilers liehOlatshIps and valua•
ble cash muss to reembett. It maintains club
rooms In many clttes for itillnern beta. in lid ditiOM
evetymember recoil/US:the OffiCial megaslno onti.
tied!. lev'ry Month') ttPublleatton in is clime by
inci uding 6niecea er higivolaUs teed and in.
Stet:le:mutat MusidaUll Sizeellen Month.trithiit
extra eherget 72,,Ditielea in 000 Year in all YOU
CAN GET..ALL OP TEESII BENEFITS POlt A.L.
MOST' NOTHING, . .
The full yearly membership fee Is One Dialer fOr
Which you get all above, and yon may with.
draw toy time within three Months if you
*mitt* do so and get your donate been:, yr you
drin't hare to spend *Lao, send 25 dents for three
month il membership. Nobody can afford to Pete
tlil� Offer by. You will get your money back in
Waite Many Eines °vet,. pun particulars will bo
sent tree Of charge, but if you are Wise you will
sod in your re:meet for menibetshie With the
roper Tee blonde, The 25 Off. threetitonths mom-
etship o(?et will Soon obaoso. 'Write at. once ad -
mitring yone lettet And encloSing $1,4(1. for 011
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Press Supt.
, TX170 7.7-AMP.T. ILEROataka.
I.Ive Stock Quiet -Grain 'Unchanged --
The Latest Quotations,
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 10.
Toronto $t. Lawrence Markets,
Business ou the street was quite lively to-
day, but In the new market -blinding minor
were rather quiet.- Produce receipts yeye
fairly large, the grain ou the market
amounting to 2,500 bushels.
Wheat -White wheat is 1e easier, while
red shows A steady market; 200 bushels of
white and 500 of red sold at 7244c Per bush-
el. (loose is about steady et 68e, 500 besh- •
els selling at that figure.
Barley -The market is slightly easier on
the poorer grades; 800 bushels sold at 471/1,0
to 50e per -bushel.
Oats -Continue steady; 500 bushels skald
unchanged at 36e per bushel.
Dressed Flogs-Ohotations show a decline
of about .20c to 25e per cwt. To -day's re-
ceipts were fairly liberal, and this, together
with the decline in the prices of live steek,
is responsible for the drop. Choice light
weight butcher hogs are quoted ;it $7.85 to
$8,25 per cwt and heavies at $7.50 to $7,75.
Butter -Business was rather quiet, not
many farmers 'ming at the stalim Prices
are osier at 18c to 20e per lb for pound
rolls and 10e to 1.8c for large.
Eggs -The market Is about steady, with
not much new laid stock coming forward.
Quotations for bota new laid and held stock
are unchanged,
Hay -About 30 loads were on the •market.
Prices for No. 1 timothy are firmer at $12
to $1.5 per ton, and mixed or &lover is high-
er at 55 to 510.
Straw -One load only was offered, and
quotations are a little easier at 59 to 510
per ton.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
pound. Take no other, as all isiiitures, pills and
Is snccessfully used monthly by' over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual, Ladies ask
your tdruggist for Cook's Celia Neel Coin-
imi tations are dangerous, Brice, No. 1,11 per
hex; No. 2.10 degrees stronger, 13 per box. 14.5.
1 or ;mailed on receipt of price and reni teefil
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
illtrBOS. 1 and 2 sold and reeorattiended bY all
responsible Druggists in Canada.
No. 1 and No. 2 are sold in Zurich
at :Dr, 13 i ;h. en tit "e drag et ire,
Coining to Zurich.
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Saturday. evening this Week, rob.
21.. One of the very finest pea
grants of those wonderful moving
pictures, everything alive on the
large eanyan, Mr, F. W. Hess
will sell tickets as a. guarantee of
satisfaction to the public by request
of the managers and -will refund
your money during program if not
pleasei, Prices 25 ecut,A, childrei
under 12, 15 cts, At Town flull
Zurich. Also at ilensall, Friday
evening. Feh 20th, 9,114)theS Ladies
Society. St. Paul's church, in Opera
House,
Toronto Live Stock.
Trade at the Toronto Cattle Market to-
day was rather •quiet, with the movemeut
lu the principal lines of cattle only fair.
The run of stock was light, l.ut of fairly
good quality. The revelpts amounted to 58
ears, including 970 made. 010 sheep and
lambs, hogs and 14 calves.
Export Cattie-Tratle iu tills line of cattle
)vas rather dull, there being very little
stock on the market and a ilenetudinore or
less limited. A feature of the market was
the presence of about 20 loads of cattle
from Chicago, waiting tu be shipped
through to the coast, whenee they will be
sent on to England. These matte are
bought in Chicago much cheaper than they
can be bought here. for which state of af-
fairs dealers give out one reasou. The eorn
trop In the northern States tuts turned out
mint for export, and is being fed to OW ellt•
tie, with the result that the latter are eas-
ier finished, better nurtured and more plat- •
tiful than Canadian eattle, or even than
United States cattle were last year. 1 as
dealers say that the eattle there for width
11/2e per lb Was pnla a year ago can 11011'
be bought for 4W, and that they are Momp-
er and of better quality than Canadian
shttr°g',:c(b.aul prices to -day showed e
t there 1,1'11.S 110 quotable change.
n easier feel -
About $4.50 to 54.75 was paid for the best
stock on the market. while extra (holm
picked stock might bring a little more.
Butcher Cattle -Market eonditions were
about the same as those of last week. The
run of stock was ilo/ large, although mule
enough to all the fairly good demand vet -
dent. Prices were imehauged. whit It firm
feeling wideli, Iii»vever. Would be dissip-
ated by a targe run of offerings. The heat
stock on the market brought about 54.40 per
cwt. There was 00 very iine stutt offering
and quotations are unehunged.
Mitch Cows-Therg is it very fair demand
for good stock. About 15 eows were offered
to -day and all sold readily at pelves rang-
ing from 525 to 852 each.
Stockers and Feeders -The demand for
good animals still continues and Drives are
about steady. To4lay's offerings were- a
little heaviir and of fairly good quality.
About 4e per lb was paid for the best on
the market.
Sheep end Lambs -The market Is about
steady et quoted priees. and prospects are
for continued steadiness In the market.
Trade was good and everything sold fairly
telaietrunles fair and pripes are steady and un -
1 -;•es -The demand for veal calves con -
changed. •
Hogs -Trade is dull and a drop of about
10e per ewt Is noted on all lines, Prospects
are for a dull market, with possibly still
lower prices.
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
East 'Buffalo, Fen. 10. -Cattle -Receipts,
225 head; steady; veals steady; tops, $9.25
to $0.75; et:Minton to good, $5.50 to O. Hogs
-Receipts, 4,500 head; active,' heavy and
5e higher; others about steady; heavy,
17.10 to 41.15, it few at $7.20; mixed, 57 to
17.10; Yorkers and pigs, kte.95 to 57; roughs.
16 to $6.25; step. 55 to S5.50. Sheep and
lambs -Receipts, 11,100 head; steady: tot;
iambs $6.00 to *6.65: faile,E, $6.75; PQM-
111011 to gond. 54.25 to 56.00; yearlings,
$5.25 to $5.50; ewes. $4.50 to $4.63: top
mixed sheep; 54.50 to 54.75; emumon to
good, $2.25 to 84.46.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Feb. 10.-Cattle-Iteeeipts. 40.-
000; no Texans slow; good to Aril stew,
$4.40 to $5.60; poor to medium, 53 to $4 .
stockers and feeders. $2.25 to $4.40; thuls,
$1.40 to`t- 40; heifers. $2 to 54.00; miners,
$1.40 tp, ; bulls. *2 to 54.24; valves,
$3.50 to I. 5; Texas fed steers. 53.50 to
$4.25. Hogs-iteeelpts to -day. 24,(X31: to-
morrow, 35.000; left over, 00(3: steady to
5e higher; mixed and liteliers* $0.60 to
$7,05; goad to choke heavy, 5691)10 $7.12%;
rough heavy. sa.ao to 50.55; light. 50.-k) to
*0.05; bulk of sales. :1.4x* to 56.5,1. Sheep
-11.ec4pts, 14,000; shee,p :Ind lan% stemly
to strong; good to (dnee wethers, $4.50 to
$5.50: fair to choice mixed, 53.50 to $4.5o:
native latebs. 54.50 to 56.50; western lambs,
$4.15 to 13.40.
Leading Wheat Markets.
Closing previous day. Closing to -day.
Cash. May. Cash. May.
Chicago.... .... w . 79%
New York ..... .. 824 .. 82%
Toledo .. w .... 7s,4 S1/,1esq St
' Altuneitpellm .... .. 77¼ . , IVA
Duluth. 1 hard.. 77% .. 11% ..
Milwaukee. 2 nor 10% in% 7t0, 70%
Detroit, red .. 80% 82% 8505 8214
St, Leeds 711,; 74% 71% 1'4%
, British Markets.
Liverpool. Feb. 10. -Wheat, spot firm; No
1 standard California, per eolith!, 68 illtid
to 7s: 'Walla. les 81/4t1; No. 4' red winter, (itid to as 4d: No. 1 northern "Manitoba 6s 8d
to os VA: futures dun; Morel% 5s -Revalue,
May as 21/20 value, July nominal. Cont,
spot firm; Mixed American, per rebtal, rid,
no stock: new, 4s 614d to 4s 0%d. Flour*
Minneapolis, 20.5 ed to 21s ltd.
Liverpool-Ciose-Wheut, spot firm; No. 1
standard California. per )'ental, Os 111,40 to
Is; 'Walla, es S%ti; No.2 red winter, es SIM;
No. 1 northeen Menitolta. tis 8d to 68 Klmil,
futures steady; Match es 41, May es 2.m.
value. July nominal. Corn. spot firm
inked Anterieatt. per eental, old, no Stock;
new. 4s 6y.01. to 4s 61/2d: futures steady
.Mareh M 4s ol/.01 value. May 4s ci eil Naha.
Flour, Mindespolls, 24)s 6tI to Dd.
London, Pea 10. - Opening -Wheat. on
passage firm, but not attire: Walla, iron,
ted, passage, 31s paid; La Plata, f.o.r.t.,
steam. Janutity, and February, 28s ed sell-
ers; 3antary and February, 29s sellers
above average quality, fine, Pebruary, 29s
UnglIalt etItIlltry wheat Markets
of yesterday steady. corn, on passage, tan -
e1: Outer; La Plata yellow, rye terins,Mereh
and April, 20s 3d buyers; April And May.
19s 90 btlyerst catgo Galata, Foxonlan
prompt, 24s 6d buyers. Weather in England
tine.
London Feb. ie. -Close -Wheat, on pas-
sage buyers and sellers apart; 'parcels No. 1
SOS lid paid, aud passage, 30s 10%d paid
hard hlatiltoba, passage, 31s sa lam; Wheat
parcels, NO. 1 northern Manitoba, passage,
Wheat pateels, No. 1 northern Duluth, SOs Subscribe or "TEEL 1-1 EP ALD"
30%d paid, Corn, On pessage grin, but not
active; corit, parcel mixed Morelli `21s 1)111d;
February, 21e Od pate; eatgbes Otlessaw
f„o.r.t. (free on rye terms), steam passage,
23s ed Dahl; patssage, 23s 71/20 paid; parcels
Mixed American, llateh. 20s 101/2d paid; Cat-
goes mix -ea Amerleao, sale grade, Fel:re:fry,
22s paid.
Antwerp, Feb. 10, - Cloae--Wheat. spot
steady, 16% Ofg. Corn, spot, :nixed Amerl- •
can, 23w. Plour, spot Mioneapolls, 25m 6
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