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We handle good goods
Our prices are low
We carry a large stock
Highest price for produce
Obliging salesmen
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ON TARIO
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Prices.
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I have put in a stock of
Palmerston Cutters at
prices to suit the tunes.
Call and see them.
ALL KINDS OF JOBBING
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
J. H. W1SMER,
GEN ERAL ° BLACKSMITH.
Zurich Carriage
Works.
cutters! :'' Sleighs
A few Portland and
Square Cutters on
hand yet, which will
be sold cheap to make
room for Spring work.
F. MESS & SON, Ziiricli, 011taric
Kalbfleisch's
MILLS.
Planing and Saw Mill
--All kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing done to order. Estimates
given for all kinds of buildings.
A full stook of B. C. Red Cedar
Shingles. All kinds of lumber al-
ways on handl.
Field Gates, Water-
Tanks for Wind -mills
and Water Troughs.
Mips 14th Con., Lob 25.
J. C. Kalbfieisch
Zurich P. 0.
MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon,
Wheat 68 to 70
Oats .. , .... 28 30
'Barley' ... 38 42
Peas....,. 50 60
Flour .1 75 1 85'
Butter.... ..•.. 14 15
Eggs. .• ... 12 1.3
Chickens ib .: . • . `g ' 5
Ducts 6 6.
Geese .. , .. 5 5
Potatoes.,..... 50 60
EENSALL MARKETS.
Wbeat,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 70 to 72
Oats .. , ... 30 82
Barley ... • , . , .... 40 40
Peas. ,. ,... 05 75
Flour 2 00 2 10
iflogs (live) per cwt.. 5.75 6.25.
DASHWOOD
Furniture and
Undertaking
STORE
We hitve now
a large and up-
to-date Stock
of House Fur-
niture a n d
Furnishings which we
offer At a Low Price....
UNDERTAKING
Our Stock is Large and up -to
date. In time of need, give 118
a call.
PRICES RIGHT.
P. Mcisaac
DASHWOOD - ONTARIO
Of Interest to Farmers,
Whatever helps the farmer helps
the community. We therefore
have pleasure in announcing that
the Ontario Fruit Growers' Asso-
ciation, through the Secretary, •Mr.
G. C. Crcelnlan, has mad0 arrange-
ments to holds IL series of Fruit
Institute meetings in this district.
An orchard has bean selected and
hero a practical demonstration in
pruning will be given, and discus-
sion will be conducted in reference
to matters pertaining to orchard
management.
Two prominent fruit growers
have been engaged by the Ontario
Department of Agriculture, ' to
assist in the work, and it is expect-
ed that these meetings Will be n1.ost
helpful from a, practical Stand-
point,
The meetings/in this district will
be as follows :-Brussels, Arpil 3 ;
Blyth, April 4 ; Clinton, April 6.;
Godorioh, April ; Hensall, April
8 ; Exeter, April 0. Delegates a
A. E. Sherrington, Walkerton; P.
J. Carey, Cobourg.
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T'T-[E ZURICH HEl_'lAl_,l.k
Eil6'. ADkr 'rS A , . I Forecasts for April.,
j BY OM Lt 11.11',,,,,,,
I April the t,t and 2infl, are r0110-
t t.'ionary storm days, on and about
1 which may be expected a decided
I rise 111 te1111)dratlire, falling harem
cte1 higli hunliLlity and rain ant.
'thunder >•tor.ios. Cloudy and nn-
settled weather, with snow squalls
very probable in the north, will be
I very natural for several days at
this time. Tho moron at first cluar-
I ter on the 4th, and in perigee on
the Cit11, will aids in prolonging
1 these disturbances.
, About the '7th it will change to
1 very werlo in western Sections.
winds will - shift toeasterly and
sonther1 , the barorneter,'wvill begin
Special to '1'111; HicaL u 1).
Owing to the mild weather, seine
of our farmers aro getting ready
for seedling.
Mr. Fred Kalbflcrrulh skim -kat a
car load. O1' flax hist week, on le,
emelt of the 1>a1 recur, they had u
difficult task to get it out to .k1en-
sall.
Miss Sarah Smith is at present
on the sick list. Wo wish hes a
specify recovery;
1dr•. Ferdinand. S11e11 is engaged
with Mr. henry 1'alblleisch.
A very valuable horses 1: a per -
ell t ce:1 by Mr. John Reid, 'from
Nlr. Joseph Dow'son, for the sum of
$190.00. - -
Mr. Henry Smith left on Mondasr
for Cavtalier, :North Dakota. We
are sorry to ioii' lLitn.
WHEN LIFE 1: 1:; NOT LIFE.
" 1\ 1t11out health lift- is not life ;
fallingg, and storms of wait, with
sons' active hail,tllunder and wind,
will pass east\.ardly over most
parts of the country, from the. 8th
to the .11th inolusivo. Look first
for high temperature, low barome-
ter. rain, thunder and hail follo�v-
it is only a. state of humour and ` ed later by 'well erly gales, rising
Suffering - an image • of death."1 barometer with fitful squalls of
The otic, of DrChase's Nerve Focal snow and ;lett northwards, and a
gives the Weak,. languid. and die- I very general. a1ac.1 decided change to
couraged a' new hold on lite. it t colder.
makes the binoxl 'pure and Atli, After a few mornings of chill
creates new nerve force and instils' and frost, over all sections central
new energy and. vitaLlity into the I anti north arcs, change to warmer,
whole being. It makes weak And I with falling barometer and. more
Sickly pee'f)le strong; and well b;; I April storms will center about the
building 1111 the system. I 1 ;th end 14th. The transition
state of the season through the
most part of April brings, as a rule;
scattering "April showers" at al-
most any tire. But. this tendency
to showers and squalls becomes
decided, general and often violent
as we pass into the regular and
reactionary storm perincls. In the
Neil Cameron UllaFred Genlin-1 nature of things, haail storms are
hart have gone to Milwaukee. 1 mere numerous in April than in
John Spencer liar bought the almost any other month in the
bicycle business of J. (eminhart ) year, dashes of hail being c'oniliion
Miss. Mary Parsons has returned! from almost .11.1y local and dense
from a visit to Hillsg:reen. I thunder -cloud.
Miss L. F ergnson has gone to A regular storm period is central
Toronto to take a situation in al 011 the 9t11. .As we enter this
tailoring establishment. !period look for change to muds
Wvarnlal• to set in from 111e west -
Mrs. \\'11.1. Patrons returned SRC- i ...
nrdaLl from a few weeks' visit ut's,ty about the 17th. Tho barometer.
L4AYFf ELD
Special to THE HERALD.
Charles Ferguson has gone to
Cleveland. to engage for the ran,
mer.
A NIAGARA ROPLWALKER.
He Will Cross the Falls Hanging by
His Teeth;
New York, March 23. -For a
wager of $200 and expenses Otto
Paterson, a Brooklyn athlete, will
try to cross Niagara Falls on a
three•quarter lneh wire, carrying
another man of his, own weight.
Unlike Blandin, he will make the
trip by clinging with his teeth to
a leather strap connected to the
wire by a shall roller, The other
roan will sit in a chair strapped to
the strong intan's body. The entire
weight on his teeth will be about
260 pounds -
The wire is to be stretched
directly over the main falls. . The
journey will be abort 1,030 feet
and Peterson'cxpects to traverse rse it
in from five to seven minutes. He
plans to perform the feat within
the next two weeks. Peterson
says lie call hang by his teeth for
half an hour and lift a, 700 -gong
weight in the saute Way.
The young man is physical direc-
tor of the Danish Atheletie Club,
sand his wager was made with three
Members -Harry old Nels 1lllireh
and Peter Badtirg, He weighs 130
leprids.
Ridgetown.
W. Whiddon and Alex. Ferguson
left this week for Cleveland.
Erwin Brother e lo'luli1 '
g;
4 • ts
business these days, clipping hors-
es, at G. Ertvin's blacksmith sharp, country. Ya'ry waarni, humid
Mrs. Jas. Iluaie, who is said to weather with lett/ barometer -
have spent the winter in 'Florida, things probable at this time -may
was home as few clays this week well suggest sro3'111S of great energy,
and left Tuesday for London. and cause that degree of watchful -
BOSS funeral of the late Mrs. J. BOSS and caution on the appaoaell
Mc. Intosh of Exeter took place a of storm (lents, which the eii'enm-
here on Tuesday to the family bury- ,tances warrant. As in the other
ing plot et the corner of thd°Salable
Line. Deceased. was a foriuor rest -
dent of this place and '\vas in her
83rd year.
will begin falling. in the sante sec-
tion with the rising temperature,
and from about Saturday the 18th
to Tuesday the 21st, very decided
storms will rt111. tllcir regular
course from west to east across il1e
Boys if you want an up to date
hat call in and see what D. ti.Paust
has for you.
.1. FAMILIAR NAME, -
In the homes of Canada and. the
United States there are few mines
11101..0 familiar 0.11(1 110110 more
reverently spoken than that of Dr.
A. W. Chase, the great physician
and receipt book author. He is
blessed for the suffering he has
relieved and the diseases he has
cured ; his remedies are 11x0(1 •a1c1
endorsed by the best people in the
land ; they are popular because
they clue -when others fail.
$LAI BTOWN
Special to Tsar: HERALD.
\LD.
The debate last Wednesday night
"Resolved that a farmer is more
independent titan a. mechanic!" was
deckled in favor of the mechanic I
by 1 point,1ty judgt. George Broder-
ick, The affirmative side had a
slight disadvantage as four of their
side were absent while ono was
absent from the negative side.
Mr. W111. Bose, of Stratford,
visited his wife, who is at present
remaining at the home, of .rel'
father, Alov. Rennie, over Sunday.
Will Eley spent a 11nv days the
beginning of the week visiting
friends o11 the 14th. He was ac-
companied to his home by Ed.
Steick en Tuesday night.
Jelin I-Iey, Jr., and wife .spent.
Tuesday evening at the home of
•the former's parents.
George Broderick delivered the
horse. Which he sold at Centralia
on Friday last.
- Mr, Fred Willcrt was on the
Babylon on Tgescfay.
George Cl,tnv,i)oll 08'11t Saturday
and Sandal with R. •111. Steelol:, at
his hone in Hillsgreen.
•A flock of some fifty or more
wild geese passed over Writ burg 011
Wednesday morning. They settled
in. Mr. Martin's Held for some time,
but our sportsnlen were unable to
get their game.
Our young men (Lncl lacl.108 are
invited to a. bee at Mr. Parnell's on
the Town line for to -day (ThtLrs-
clity). Wo tinrerstand there is
likely to be a little jig in the even -
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Decherr •'and
family' were over to the wedding
of Mrs. Deoher's sister, on \Vednes-
day night., •
'The debate this week "Resolved
that married lift i_4 bettor than
single life" was 40oii 001j.:i n fat'vor> of
married life, by ltl.cl;fo Alonzo
'Foster., by 1).points to. 8. Debates
are Closed forthe present.
R. F, Steles, and John Hey,
Visited our debate this week.
Mr. Edgar Naagei bought- - a
valuable dog from Morris llauilacll=
er, for, which he paid the scull of
$.000.50. Renew i ve clog,
storm periods i11 April. look for
high barometer. westerly gales a.nd
very cool nights to follow at the
close of this period -that is im-
mediately behind or west of the
actual storm areas.
The next period in which storm
conditions will develop and run
their, courses from west to east.
will be central o11. the 24th and
25th, The Moon passes northward
across the celestial equator on the
24th, and on and. touching that
date :t series of highly electrical
storms aro almost certain to de-
velop. Showery. stormy conditions
will not pees off until after new
Moon on the 27th, after which date
will. follow a brief, short change to
11111011 cooler and frosts northward.
• Summing up the whole platter,
WO believe that April -will be an
average good month for all indus-
tries. The last half especially will
be fine and pleasant. Showers
must be expected, with an occasion-
al hard storm, but -we - (10 not
predict an excess of general rains,
but rather the other extreme.
Clubbing rates.
r,i2rWe have made arrangements
to offer the following low clubbing
rates with TI1E H 4}ALD :
Daily Globe 4.25
Mail & Empire 4.25
Weekly Globe . 1..50
„ Mail & Empire 1.75
Berliner Journal (German) 2.50
Family Herald & Star 1.75
Daily Free Press 3,25
Weekly Free Press 1.75
Daily Advertiser 2.25
'Weekly Advertiser 1.50
Weekly Sun 1.75
I+' arnler's Advocate 1.85
For a fine Spring Snit, tile very
latest, D. S. Fast has them.
-. .
Chrorb
fi hitifs
Ur. Wm. Davidson, St. Andrews,
-true.,, states :---"Dr. Chase's Syrup 0!
Linseed 1101 Turpentine has cured me
of bronchitis. I have, without suc-
cess, tried many remedies for the past
six years. Last wiutet• when I had a
severe attack and was unable to warlc
T procured a bottle of Dr. Chase's
Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine, and
am happy to state that the third bot-
tle made me, a well man."
Mr. W. R. Alger, insurance agent,
lalifa N.S., says :---"I used Dr,
Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpen-
tine for a severe attack of bronchitis,
remit; me to testify to its splendid
curative properties. I got better from
the time of taking the first dose,
ing o. family of young children, my
dectorsi bills have annually come to s
considerable sural, 1 believe ,a bottle of
r)r. Cita se's •Syrup (mcasiono 1ly will sirs
me in reducing them very materially."
26 cents a:bottle, all dealers.
• Or. Chase's Syr > p
of Linseed
and Turpentine.
�d A
. Is the place to buy your
HARDWARE,.
GRANITE, SILVER and GLASSWARE.
ASBESTOS FILLED SAO IRONS,
Will retain heat twice as long as ordinary irons,
and costs very little more.
PAINTS, OIL, PORTLAND CEMENT.
RUGS, DUSTERS, DASH APRONS,
SWEAT PADS, WHIPS.
° TINWARE,
We have the best Cook Stoves made, war -
'ranted Quick Bakers, Superior Cookers Power-
ful Heaters.
Agent for the London Fence Machine, also
agent for the Lamb Fence, best woven wire fence
on the market, and all kinds of fence wire on
hand.
Eavetroughing, Furoate Work anti Mdtai Rooting a .Specialty,
ZURICH,
Main Street,
ONTARIO.
n SHE)
We have a 1;u'ge stook of Spring and Summer
Foot=wear, all sizes and styles, at prices that
will be to your advantage. ` e have also this
this season, the
.American
utin Shoe
they are a fine cheap Summer Shoe
We solicit your partronage because we
know we can satisfy you and give you value
for your money.
•
P. BENDER & Go.
Zurich.
Eggs taken in exchange for Goods.
for Wire Fences this Spring, The American
and The Ideal are the two best woveli wire
fencing on the market.
is made of all No. 9 hard Coiled. Spring Wires
with. No. 9 Wire Stays. The strongest Fence -in
the world. Call and see it and get prices. Also
a .lig stock of Coil Spring Wire at lowest prices.
Weaving Machines at $6.00, Will weave No, 12 wire.
ALSO 20 SET OF SINGLE
HARNESS FROM $ 7 UP.
.
C. J -1J1 RTLE I B CO'S.
The Big Hardware and Harness House.
'RICH
T. BIO
tVERYONE IS AWARE that Spring is approaching, and now is
. the time for you to be on the look -out for your SPRING
CLOTHING. Wo have prepared orirselves for you, by getting
in'the .Largest and Best Assorted Spring Stock yet shown by us. It
will 1)e to your interest to inspect the following Lines :: :
DRESS=OOtD5
Prints Ginghams Muslins
Art Muslins. Lace Curtains
Table Linens Mercerized
Prints .Etc Etc
MEN'S y1' a art hent
Hats Caps Tweeds Ties Collars
Cuffs and Pantings
For a NOBBY SUIT don't miss to see our Lines
Your inspection for the above is requested
EFACillt
ZURICH TARIO