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A. choice variety of Field Seeds,
including Mango], Carrot, Beet,
Seed Corn, &c., &c.
'Our Seeds are the hest money r; buy.
International Stock Food.
a Stock Food that is [Really Good"j
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.3est Grades
Of Family.
My Prices are Bight.
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C. SCIIRAG, .. ZURICH.
(Zeiler Block. )
Successor to R. R. Johnston.
LOcALNEfSJ
Bost Hensall Flour at Feed Store,
Znrioh.
Miss Clara Surerus left for
Pigeon, Micla., on Tuesday. • .
Messrs. Oliver Surerus and Wm,
sturdier left for Asawa, Mich:, on
Tuesday.
The lady,' who has lost a veil
can get it from Mr. M. Kcereher on
application.
' :BORN,—At Dashwood, on Friday,
lith inst, to Mr. 'and Mrs, J. J.
Merrier, a.son.
Mrs. Kruger, of Detroit, is visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. Henry Sippel,
for a few weeks. •
Miss Catharine Hart returned
from a visit with her parents in,
Brucefield, during Easter holidays.
Mr. Robt. Stelck, principal of the
school, returned from Hillsgreen,
Where he spent his Easter holidays.
Miss Dora Eilber has returned
home, after a very pleasant visit of
some clays, with friends at Dash-
wood.
Mr. Neelands, Editor and pro-
prietor of the Hensall Observer,
was in the Village on Tuesday, on
business.
The Rev. Mr. Yager has returned
hone from Dashwood, where he
spent last week, in attendance at
the Conference,
Billy Mitchell, of Exeter, general
agent of the Frost and Wood Manu-
facturing 0o., was in the village on.
business on Friday last, •
The Revs. J. W. Bean, E. W.
Bean and H. L. Wagner visited
their aunt, Mrs, Geo. Schcellig, of
the- Goshen line, on Monday.
. Mr. D. Nowell, of Stratford,
agent for the -Canada Land Co,,
was in the village on Thursday and
Friday in the interest of his em=
plovers. .
Mr. Wes. Schoellig disposed of
two drivers to Mr. Irwin Arm-
strong for a good price, a colt • of
one year and eight months bring-:
ing $100.
A wagon load of washing
Machines and another of fence
wire, of different kinds, ere un-
loaded at Hartleib's HTwardware
store last week... •
Reeve Lamont and Mr. C. Fritz,
the shoeman, drove over to Dash-
wood on Sunday afternoon. The
rig was a consl)icious one incl the
turn -out creditable to both occu-
pants.
Mrs, Sipple has workmen employ-
ed in the erection of an extension
to her dwelling. For a kitchen it.
will be quite commodious and will
add much to the apperance of her
property.
Mr. E. Zeller, of TIM HERALD,
will open a Job Printing Office in
Ilensall, on or about Monday next,
with J. W. Anderson, of Toronto,
its manager. Any- one wanting
Printing, should give him a trial
order.
Ed. warms wheeled over to Cred-
iton on Sunday and spent the day
there. There would seem to be a
magnet in that locality whose in-
fluence is powerful enough to draw
him to our sister village quite fre-
quently-.
Read Messrs. Preeter's, Stein-
bach's and Faust's advertisements
in this issue. They were ehangeu
last week but may have been over-
looked by some of our readers. It
pays to read the advertisments, in
all Cases.
Two large. rigs, filled with mem-
bers of the Young People's Al-
liance drove over to Dashwood' on
Friday ovenig last and fraternized
with the members of the sister
organization at that place. The
sitting of the Conference was also
an attraction.
Messrs: Floss & Son are inking
the • carriage business hum this
Spring. They sent out 'fora new
rigs last week and three are to be
delivered this week all of which
are to be fitted with rubber tyres
and are worth ono hundred. dollars
each.
Mr, Chas, Grob has improved the
appearance of his residence, by put-
ting on a galvanized -iron roof, on
the street side. The other side is
yet 'good, but will be treated in tie
sante way as soon as it needs it,—
The work was done by his own Tin.
smith, and would be a credit to any
mpohanic,
Zurich has fine animals of
the equine frtinily, nearly all of
which we have seen and noticed,
but as n, well -snatched team of the
heavy draught kind wo think that
Mr. John Hey would likely be
awarded the red ticket, were they
competing, at almost any of the
agricultural fairs of this district.
Any party, or parties, in or near
Zurich, wishing to invest in fart
property, should read the notices
in this issue of Tri1E Mum:a). As a
general thing there are not Many
wishing to sell and the two or three
advertised is not because they are
unsuitable, but because the friends
of the parties, reside elsewhere and
the (mi'ler's desire to be near theta,
THE SOVEREEN B NN
of Canada
HEAD O?ESOP) - TORONTO
F,iXECI TIVE OF1,ic,y - MONTREAL
Authorized Capital -
Capital paid up - -
H, S. HOLT ESQ„ -
D. M. STEW&BT REQ.
$2,000,000,00
$1,200,000.00
President
, Gen. M'gr
Savings Department.
Deposits of $1, and received and
highest rates of interest allowed.
Deposit Receipts issued at favor -
rates. Loans made to Farmers
• on their own notes.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE
—OFFICES AT—
Exeter Crediton
F. E, KARN, C. W. GiLMOUR,
Manager. Manager.
F. W. GLADMAN, Solicitor,
SALE REGISTER.
rpHOROUGiDBRED DURHAM BULL
for sale, 13 months old. Eligible
for registration. Good dark red color and
pronounced a first class animal. Apply
to
Ronrr:T N, DOUGLAS,
38-8pd, Blake P. 0.
FARbI FOR SALE. -50 acres, Nest
'half, Lot 20, Cnn. 10, Hay, one and
it quarter mules North of the Village of
Zurich, about 40 acres cleared, balance;
good pasture land. Good frame house,
and kitchen and frame barn 40 x 00 feet:,
This farm will be sold cheap as the pro-.
prietorintends going Nest. For partiou-'
]urs apply at the premises or address
Sot oato:t JAcosr,
38-0 Zurich P. 0.
VA= FOFt SALE,—Lot 29, N. 13,
Hay, 100 acres; half -a -mile East of
Blake, 88 acres cleared, balance good hard
wood bush, 45 ar•res seeded to grass.
Good water, (3 wells). Gond stone house
and a Brigs fratne barn with atone stabling
underneath. A frame pigpen, driving
mud implement shed and other necessary
oitt-buildings. This farm will be sold very
reasonable, if disposed of within the next
two mo.' .§,s. Apply to E. ?eller, Zurich,
or to '
Routs== N. Douuas.S, proprietor,
38-8 ' Blake, P. 0.
Notice.
.iATOTICE IS HEREBY CIVFN THAT
e By -Law wrw passed by the Council
of 11a Township of llay, ou the 0th day of
April, A. D., 1903, providing for the
issue of Debentures to the amount of
$1041.23, for the purpose of the "Schwalm
Drain" scheme and that such by-law was
registered in the registry office of Huron,
at Goderich, on the 11th day of April,
A. IL, 1903.
Any motion to quash or set aside the
same or any part thereof, must bo made
within three months from the date of
registration, and cannot be made there-
after.
Dated the 18th day of April, 1903,
FRED HESS, Si,.Clerk.
Leave your order for Latin Grass
at Scbrag's Feed Store,
Rev. Father Aloisius, late of Cin-
cinnati, has been appointed by the
Bishop to take charge of this parish
The Rev. Father officiated here for
the first time on Sabbath last. Dir-
ections as to hours and time of ser-
vices, as given by the Rev. Father
himself, appear in this issue.
Messrs'. William Finkbeiner, Ezi a
Finkbeiner, Chas. Finkbeiner and
Ezra Kneohtel were visiting at D.
S. Faust's on Sunday, they also
attended the conference at Dash-
wood.
A BDRDEN TO SELF AND OTHERS,
"Take care of your health ; yon
have no- right' to neglect it and
thus become a burden to yourself
and perhaps to others.'.' When the
liver gets sluggish, the kidneys
inactive,ana the bowls constipated,
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills will
promptly set your filtering and
excretory system in perfect order,
and insure good digestion and good
health. There is no medicine so
generally used, and none so suc-
cessful. One pili a dose, 25 cents a
box.
ady for
PVtIlG
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OUR New: Spring Stock is complete. We think
we have good reasons for feeling proud
of our now spring lines, such as
Men and Hoye' Ready-made 1Men and Boys' tips up-to-date
SUITS.a DRt-pSam Ts
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Mens and Boys' HATS, of the very latest
__ _ American Steles
M'USIA:NS, of all kinds, of the -newest designs
Many more, which space does zlot permit us
to mention.
We invite you all to course in and see our new
goods, ' vh other you buy 01' not.
You know you are always welcome to come and
study the new styles at PA JST'S.
Prices will he made easy, and produce taken in
exchange for goods, at
e Lia
rich
and surrounding country, 1 would
kindly call your attention to the
the most modern Shoe made In Can=
ada, and the best value for the
money.
OHAS FRIT
THE SHOEMAN
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ZURICH, 0 6Yi TA 'I0
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange..
The Leading
rens Goods i
°use•
We are always in the le -ad in Dress Goods. Call
in and inspect our Stock. We are also Showing some
preti y
suitable for Waists.
GEV 0=
MILLI r, IERY
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Our Millinery Stock is new and strictly up to the
moment, and is again uuder the management of MISS
HAN DFORD, We would invite all the ladies of Zurich
and vicinity to give us a call.
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Store closes on Tuesday, Thnrscltty i icluy at 6 p. in.
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TRUNKS VALISES WHIPS
FANCY RUGS OILCLOTHS
HARNESS OILS
Agency for
Spaetzel's Pneumatic Collars -
Try them for your tender -shouldered 'horses
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A ECU LINT: ALWAYS IN STOCK
HIGH C411,$1.)E
PIANOS AND'ORGANS
A. number of second-hand will bo solei. at BARGAIN PRICES
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