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" I was very poorly and could
hardly get about the house. I was
tired out all the time. Then I tried
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, tittle..
• it only
took two bottles' to shake ine feel
perfectly well,"— Mrs. N. S. &win.
ney, Princeton, Mo.
Tired when you go to
bed, tired when you get
up, tired all the time.
Why? Your blood is im-
pure, that's the reason.
You are living on the
border line of nerve ex-
haustion. Take Ayer's
Sarsaparilla and be
quickly cured. si,a4o akatile.
Alt druegiata.
Ask your doctor what he thinks et Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. He knows all about Mi. grand
old family medicine. Follow his advice and
we will be e,tlsned,
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7 o'clock p. m., Sun. school at 2. p. in.
Tuesday evening; Junior Allianoe, at 7,
Senior Alliance, at 8, h oir praetiee at 0.
Wednesday evening; German prayer
meeting, at 7.30. Thursday everting;
English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday
evening; Teachers' •aeeting at 8.
Mev. W. J. i:aeger. Pastor.
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E ZELLER EDITOR, ZURICH, P.O
FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1903.
The Hon. Justice Lount, who has
been,ill for some time, and who
had but recently returned from
abroad, on leave of absence, died
suddenly at his home in Toronto
last week. Justice Lount's judicial
career was not a lengthy one.
The Legislature is now in session
daily and no snore adjournments
will be made on account of the
Gamey trial. The address in reply
to the speech from the Throne has
been past tel, and no less than fifty
one bills were received, rend a first
time, and sent on to committee in
one day. The budget speech has
also been delivered, but so far, we
have not had time tq summarize it.
In reply to a question by Mr.
E i 1, n'r, o nr representative in the
L,�;'islittnye, Hon. Mr. Latchford
stated that only the County Colin-
cil of Wentworth had applied for
their share of the consolidated
revenue fund of the Province for
the improvement of Public high-
ways. It was for the improvement
of 6y, miles of road, at a cost of
$48,350, which was more than suf-
ficient to qualify the County Coun-
cil for the portion of the govern-
ment grant and for the purchase of
38 miles of road. Mr. Latchford
also gave other information bear-
ing on the subject as well.
The Gamey' investigation still
goes on from day to day, and it is
expected that two weeks more will
elapse before the court hands in its
_ finding. Most of the principal
witnesses have been examined, to-
J. gether with Messrs. Gamey and
(Late with Garrow & Proudfoot) Barris- Stratton and so far as the weight
ter, Solicitor, Notary Public. of evidence goes there would seem
tleusall, Ontario: to be nothing to implicate the gov-
ernment, or any member of it, in
r, ca, srAsnrrzv, n, A. F. tt, manses. the charge of buying the former.
Glatixitalu & Stanb'ury. ,Sullivan, Wilson, Chase, Myers
and all whom (Stoney alleges were
cognizant of the money passage,
deny everything of that nature so
far as they are concerned ; and Mr.
Stratton swears thal he did not
give $3000, nor even "three cents"
for the promised support of the
n R HAYS C gentleman making the charge.
O U D F O O T & a ll A Nq/ S Tache weight of .evidence so far is
Notax eu Public;
against the prosecutor,
Barristers, Solicitors,
etc, etc. Cos. Square and North Street, whose own counsel left hint in a
• Goderich, Ontario body after the Buffalo trip, when
IN. peon Cyt oo-r K. C. R. c. HAYS • he called to his aid Mr. DtiVernet,
— well up in legal questions. Unless
something unexpected turns up,
the veruict will be easily reached
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M." Carried.
The following orders were grant-
ed :—Good Roads Machinery Co.,
edge for grader and exp.,' $10.70 ;
Robert Socil, elm lumber for S. B.,
$9.80 ; Maitland, Rixon and Co.,
one car of cedar plank, . $276 06 ;
Iiaist, Wolf and Fathner, hauling
]umber for station, $10.00; G. T.
R„ freight on car of cedar lutnber,
$48.00: Michael Finkbeiner, cover-
ing culvert and spikes, eon. 8, 75
cents; .Mex. Wild, tile, :1.04; Hy.
a
Khn, tile account, x,11.13-; Philip
Lane, stone for road, $2.50; Ware
Oliver, rock -elle plank, $33.76 ; C.
Stony, rep. bridge, ;2.00 Jos.
Shui'r°ow, rep. culvert on Gore
Road, .50 cents ; Wilfred Lafond,
grading, $6 00; C. W. Christie,
drawing plank, $1. 25: Jos. Guinan,
salary as Assesser, $80.00 f Jno.
'Wein, rep. culvert and ditch, $2 00;
Peter Kraft, rep. culvert, $4.00;
Ly -man Glanville, rep. Mud Creek
bdg. and filling in approach, $3.00;
John Lawson,putting in box, $1.75 ;
Us, McKeever, putting in-culvert,
hauling plank, etc„ $9.00 ; Nelson
Baker. rep. culvert on eon. 2, 50
cents ; Henry Essery, Reh to of '02
statute labor, $8.00.
Council adjourned to meet 'again
in the Town Hall, (irediiton, on
Tuesday the 26th day of -May next,
Gravel contracts will be let at 2
p. m: and Court of Revision will be
held in the fore -noon at 10 a. m.
HENRY EMBER, Tp. Clerk.
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The Council of the Township of
5tephen convened in the Town
Hall, Crediton, on Monday the 4th
day of May, 1903, at 10, A. M, All
• present, Minutes
members were pros M
of the previous meeting were read
and adopted,
Anderson Yearley. "Than', the
Assessor's Roll for 1903 as returned
to the Clerk be accepted and the
Assessor be paid his salary," Car-
rried.
Wuerth—Webb. "That By -Law
No 3, of 1903,authorizing the Reeve
and Treasurer to borrow the sum
of not more than $2500 to meet the
current expenditure of the Town-
ship until such tiane as the Taxis
to be levied are collected, being
read the 3rd time be passed and
signed by the Reeve." Carried.
Anderson—Wuerth "That 13y -
Law No, 2, of 1903, be n•nstneded by
striking •ottt the names of the fol-
lowing Path -masters, Viz ;--leo. 16,
Mast and substituting g the
name of tlacob Sviceitzer; No, 30,
Thomas • Lane to Simon Dieterioh;
No. 39, Malcom Ziler to Xavier
Meyer and No. 67, Joseph Webb to
Ferdinand Gratton.
Anderson --- Webb. "That the
Township Court of Revision be
held in the Town Iial], Crediton, on
Tuesday, May 26th next,. at 10, A.
HEAVEN ENOUGH FOR H. al.
Last evening I was talking
With an editor aged and grey,
Who told me of a dream he bad,
I think'twas yesterday.
While snoozing in his office,
The vision camp to view,
For he saw an angel enter,
Dressed in garments white and now.
Said the angel, "I'm from heaven,
The Lord just sent me down,
To bring you up to glory,
And put on your golden crown.
You've been a friend to everyone
And worked hard night and day,
You have supported many thousands
And from few received your pay.
So we want you up in glory,
For you have labored hard
And the good Lord is preparing
Your eternal, just reward."
Then the angel and the editor
Started up towards glory's gate,
But when passing close to Hades,
The an o1 mannered 'wait:
I have a place to show you;
It's the hottest place in hell,
Where the ones who never paid you,
In torment always dwell"
And, behold, the editor saw there
His old subscribers by the score,
And grabbing up a chair and fan,
He wished for nothing more;
But wa1.s bound to sit and watch them
As they'd sizzle; singe and burn.
And his eyes would rest on debtors,
Whichever way they'd turn'.
Said the angel, "Coyne on editor,
There's the 'pearly gates I see."
But the editor only muttered,
"This is heaven enough fox:me."
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Mr. Sans Faust. our amateur
photographer, did some work at
St. Joseph, this week.
Mr. N. M. CJantin, of 'Montreal,
visited St Joseph on Tuesday, in
company with a gentleman from
Ihiris.
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D.S.FAUST, Postmaster.
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and the cause of frequent deaths
among small children. Dr Chase's
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brings prompt relief to the loud, ring-
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fa•Irt. k'. 'V. Bond, 20 Macdonald
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thin to cure it until T a� e
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Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the Estate of
Joseph Zettel, late of the 'Village
of Zurich, in the County of
Huron, Gentleman, deceased.
ATOTICE is hereby given pursuant to
11�� The Revised Statutes of Ontario
(1897) Cap. 129, that ail creditors and
others having claims against the estate of
the said Joseph Zettel, who died on or
about the lst day of March, 1903, are
required, on or before the 15th day of May,
1903, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver
to John Zettel, of the said Village of
Zurich, one of the Executors of the pro-
perty of the said deceased, their names,
addresses and descriptions, full particulars
of their claims, a statement of their account
and the nature of the securities (if any)
held by them.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that
after the saki last mentioned date the said
Executor will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said deceased among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which notice shall
then have been given, and that the said
Executors will not be liable for the assets
or any part thereof to any person or per.
sons of whose claim notice shall not have
been received at the time of such distribu-
tion.
Dated at Zurich, the 14th clay of April,
A, D., 1903.
JOHN'. Zs'rrsn
38.3 E,Zraat Executors.
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W`C.T.U.
"Unclaimed Baggage."
ante Story.
The, Pacific Garden Mission in
Chicago vas crowded to the door,
its spite of the suffocating heat on
a night that rivalled the heat of a
day that had burned pitilessly into
tenement and slum district until
humanity could endure it no longer
and sullenly lay on the cobble-
stones of the street, than bear the
horrors of dark bedrooms and inde-
seribable odors inside.
,Taeob was sitting in the middle
of the mission molls after a fruit-
less day's tramp. He had been in
the city two weeks and his little
stock of money was, nearly gone.
Ile had seen the lights of the Mis-
sion, and aimlessly went in. He
was thoroughly tired and hopeless.
What difference did it make where.
he at down for a little while? The
meeting began with singing. Grad-
ually .Jacob took account of the
suarroundings. ' The song tottched
him. A drunkard sat on one side
of hint and a thief on the other,
and the room was full of sin of
several processional kinds. But
the man who had led the meeting,
and who, after the singing, began
to talk, had as face that looked out
over that roon full of misery, with
a hope that was like a strong hand
in the dark.
He did not talk long, and when
he 'was through ho asked different
ones to tell what Jesus had done
for thele. A string of testimonies
followed as fust as men could rise
and speak.
"mane ti)
reader said, e
the 1P i
At last ,
here, Roy, and tell your story
astatine just as Youdid last night."
The finest looking man in the
room rase and went up on the plat-
forms. When he turned around,
Jacob foliad himself looking 'and
listening like one in n, dream. All
through the man's testimony,
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but not emotional. Jacob had , a
curious feeling tlmt Martha was
standing in the doorway of the
little house listening to the man on
the platform.
My name is Rey Logan and I
have been at professional gambler
and drunkard for fifteen years.
Four years ago I married agirl out
in Kansas, the best woman in the
world. She ran away from home s an
to harry sue because her father the truth. He married my little ou
was—but I needn't say that—she girl,our little Annie', I've been try- dr
came to Kansas (Jity, and we were ing to find her } And she's dead !" pa
anarried, and then moved here;
and for at ,year I was good to her.
Their I got to gambling again. We
had one child, as little girl, and any
wife left nae, went off and worked
in a. shoe factory : but I begged her
to come bank, and she did, but in
six weeks I was as bad as ever..
"One night while crazy drunk I
threatened to kill the child. She
was two' ,years old then and the
next day my' wife left the house,
intending to go back to her folk.
They live on a farm near Topeka.
She never Wrote theta after leaving
home to marry mea on' account of -
feeling that they could never for-
give her. She got as far as Dear-
born station, bought her ticket,
checked her trunk and then fainted
away. She was taken to the, hos.
pitaal and word was sent to me. I
found her unconscious ; but she
rallied enough to know and beg me but we can accept Cod's mercy." 's
to take care of the child. I,prouais- ltoy Logan kneeled down by the , an
ed, but while sitting by her, saw old roan, and promised to be a son t t
her purse and took it from the to lion, a L y 1 ed
table, went ottt and left her dying
there with the little child. She
died in a few minutes., I sold the
ticket to Topeka at a scalper's for
four dollars, then threw away the
trunk -check 'became of my rage at
finding, only two dollars in money
in the purse ; and in less than six
hours I was crazy, and found my-
self in the police court next morn-
ing: I went out and found an old
companion, who invited me in to
drink and we went on a spree that
lasted ttvo weeks. 'When T sobered
up, I found that any wife had died
Land been buried, and my little girl
put into an orphan asyltun. I went
irons that asylum, where I had
kissed my•child and swore before
God I would be a good father, 1
went straight into a.gambling hell
on Clarke street, and pawned. every
piece of jewellry T had left on a
few game and then went out and
most for-.
in the streets—theo
saken, sinful, wretch on the face of
the earth. "If I could go any deep-
er in -sin than • that, T went every
clay until last week, when T stialnb-
led in here half drank and crazy.
Colonel Clark got hold of me, no,
it was the Lord Jesus - Christ who
reached nay soul through him and
saved ane. (cod has forgiven ate, nt c
find 1 have his promise that any ria
wife has too, The man suddenly th
kneeled nn the platform, and his ran
voice, which ltad been clear, strong sat
and musical, broke as he kneeled a I
there. "You know how great at k
sinner I a m ; But 0, Saviour, save .are
these souls as you have saved ole." lily
Jacob stood up and his soul was 'th
harken -within Irina. "He speaks
Roy Logan rese from his knees, he
and stared at the white-haired old kv
man down the middle of that room
full of broken humanity.
"Do you forgive nae Mr. Murray?
T"11 bear the cross the rest of any fo
days for little Rhoda." 1
But .Jacob Murray was seated ell
again, sobbing out his heart over Y-
tUe loss of his child; and while he . U
sobbed drunkards and girls from lg
the street and hopeless wn.nderert+Il1
like Roy Logan carne clown the ted
aisle and surrendered themselves lave
to the great Redeemer, who bore VO
the cross until the cross bore Hint t
for the taking away of the sins of we
the world. After the service, 11es
Clark and Logan went down where Y 1
Iilr. Murray was. al
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'"Brother, said the Colonel. e
Gods forgiveness is greater - than but
ours. We can't change the past, fo
When J atm Mtlrra nit
his hand in the younger man's, and w;
before the cross of Jesus his soul y'
VOW it man's height before he left
the room. T
A gaunt hard faced woman stood 'lion
in the door -way of the little farm- d of
house, beside the dusty road and idea
watched two figures corning to- att
wards her, A neighboring farmer totes]
hacl brought Jacob and Hitachi out laths
from the city. Martha went out 9, GI
into the yard and canght up to the 1, Te
child, She shrank back at first, , Da
but after looking at the face a first
moment she laic. her soft cheek nee it
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great love of God for all His sinful t wi'
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