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E. ZELLER EDITOR, ZURICH, P.0
rrH a L U rr; 1-r lit A. L lJ.
i ui b.tble to inane 3 any considerable
nuruber of inhabitants, aside fi•on1
the birds -of -passage, who are there
to -day and away to -morrow, at any
rate for years to conte, when it will
be time enough to undertake more
expensive public works. They al-
ready have a telegraph line, courts
of law, Judges, •proteotipn.from an
armed force, as well its a, fair Mail
service, and we .believe it is good
policy on the part of the Govern-
ment to let private individuals and
corporate institutions bear part of
the burdens and assume part of the
risks, when they are willing to de,
so. These men and corporations
are generally of large means and if
their investments prove, a failure,
as they very often do in -mining and'
mining countries, it is their loss.and
the fact that they own a number
of acres of rock, is no great con-
solation to them. However, they
Itake the risk, and as there seems to
be no shortage of rock in that north
ern part of the :King's domain, it is
1
ust as well to let them invest their
oocl money there asit. is for the
(4overnment to do so, and- it is, of
nurse, lighter on the tax payers of
he whole country, as well.
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FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1003.
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'USiNESS CARDS.
CIIAND : CO.,
The threat of the Ministf t'
Ter o
Finance, in his budget speech, as
to their future course on • the pre-
ference to English manrtfactures,
seem to have had some effect• in
England after all, and the speech
!.of Mr, Chamberlain recently deliv-
ered, would] indicate • that the
government, of which he 1s perhaps
the most prominent, has the matter
of a preference to Canadian goods
under consideration.
SAG ESTATE & INSURANCE AUNTS
represent the Leading Fire and Life
nsurance Companies and respectfully
olicit your patronage. tt
eeial attention given to collection of
otes and Accounts.
age and Farm Property bought and
old.. Rents collected. Conveyancing
f all kinds promptly attended to.
—OFF10E—
LiriCll,, Zi3I oc1R Ontario.
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(L. V. BACHAND, Notary Public)
1 . F.A. SELLEIY,
A steamer was burned on Lake
Huron about 35 miles out from
Goderich, on Wednesday evening.
The boat, whose dame we were
unable to obtain, is .said to be a+
total loss. The men were taken off
hi ;a fishing boat from Goderich.
sir irnrrlon, a son-in-law of Mrs.
Px'e l elmettler, of this town, was
(eller` eneinPP?'
, and reported the
Dentist, graduate of the Royal College; plat tr'r to lu r by phone. A lamp
' Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor l
ev riding is said to have been the
aduate of Department of Dentistry,, p
oronto University. Painless extraction i cause.
teeth. Plate work a speciality,
t Dominion House, Zurich, every' Considerable time -trap taken up
Monday. 1-26 I in the House, at Ottawa, last week
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discussing what is known as th
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Tlrreadgolcl Concession, This has a company Licensed Auctioneer for Hur- : reference toan
County, respectfully solicits the pat -p y of British
BOSSENBERRY
PHILADELPHIA
Special to THE HERALD.
The weather has been very dry
land hot for the past few weeks,
which is something the farmers do
not like.
Fred Leibold had the contract
of putting up a fence for J. Schnell.
He has glow completed the job and
John says it looks all right. Good
for Fred.
Mr. Dow•son is break-inm • in a
l.landsor)le driver William thinks
he will make a good one.
'Mrs. Henry St.elck, who has for
the past few weeks been visiting in
London, has returned home again.
Mr: Adolph Kalbfleisscli, who has
for. the past few years been work-
ing in Detroit, left for Walkerville,
where he intends working for it,few months.
"Will the Greyhound leave God
eri h for Detroit again this suns
mer" is the cry among he young
boys, but have patience ;' the
will
tell. •
Mr. 'Wm. Howard, of Drysdale,
left for Walkerville, where he
P intends visiting for a few days.
Mr. Fred Schnell was visiting at
J. Hey's on;S'unday last.
Miss Mary. Roerig left for Detroit
where she intends working for the
summer:
Quite a number from around
here'attended the wood hauling bee
of Messrs. Hess & Deichert's. It
being a very warm day and a long
trip, the boys -were treated , with a
good lunch and a,good.many glasses
filled up with what they wanted.
The 'boys went home 'quite happy.
Dame rumor is whispering of a.
wedding in our burg.
nage of those who intend having sales. I capitalists, now operating in the
Satisfaction guaranteed. Yukon, who entered into a contrcat
HILIP SIPPLE with the Government, by which it
was to expend considerable mono
Licensed Auctioneer for the y
County of Huron, I would request in equipping a plant for the pur-
those having sales to call on me. pose of supplying the miners with
'Perms moderate; satisfaction guaran- , water for theur oge of washin
teed, • Your patronage solicitdd. i •I p g
. i the gold from the pay dirt, mined
LEGAL. CARDS. ; or extructed during the winter
i months. This was thought to be
J. D. CDDKKE,
necessary to a more rapid develop-
__ I ment of the resources of the Yukon. •
(Late with Garrow & Proudfoot) Barris- This contract, and terms agreed o
between the Government and t
' Company was published, and prom•
ulgated largely in that country, and
i brought into force through an 0
der -in -Council, in 1901. Some
the charges of this company see
to have been excessive, and poop
immediately interested, proteste
and petitioned against there, wit
the result that an investigatio
was ordered and the conclusion a
rived at justified the action of th
petitioners. The first order -in
Council was then revoked and th
contract annulled. Another Order
in Council was then issued, restric
ing the company to about one
fourth of the charges first sough
to be imposed. This Order-in-Cou
cil was likewise protested agains
but as far as we can learn, not o
account of any overcharge on th
part of the company, but rather t
try and force the Government t
undertake the work itself, Thi
the government did not see its was
clear to do, or at least did not do
as it was estimated to cost all th
way from two to five millions o
dollars, In this we take the ground
that the Government was right.
Large expenditures have already
been made in connection with the
administration of justice, in that
far off part of the Dominion, and it
would, we think, be hardly fair th
tax the citizens of the Dominion
generally for what can be met by a
land-grant, or other concession, in
hat, country ; besides the Yukon is
nly,, at best, a mining country and
Berge part of it may be useless.--
Men do not go there, as a general
hing, to snake it, a permanent place
f residence, but sinip1yy to try to
zrieke their pile and return with it
a more habitable climate ; then
ke many., other gold -producing
opt trios, it may peter out and re.
urn. to its former isolated condi-
on. One thing is certain, and
nd must
be apparent to all, and
rtt is that the country is hardly
r, Solicitor Notary Public
Hensall, Ontario.
O. STANBvrts, B. A. F. W. GLAI:WAN.
Giadma.n & Stanbury..
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA-
ies, Conveyancers, Money to Loan on
illago and Farm Property at lowest
tes of interest. Documents in original
'erinan read and advised upon.
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Goderich, Ontario
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HOTELS.
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Strictly up -to-date in modern im
provements. Diningrooms is sap- fp
plied with only the very best. 11 1f ei
Bar eontains choice liquors and 4
cigars. 1i ii 11 iT I
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far Commercial Merl.
onximenctnamemeer
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Equipped with. all inoderrt
conveniences. First --class
a�cconxmodat :on to coxnlner-
3i�i1 travellers. Bar and din -
ng room always suppied
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painful accident, on the evening o
Monday last. The little chap, writ
is only 7 years of ago, was playing
round a . ladder swinging frou
hooks on the house, and agains
which the end of a pole rested,
when by some means, at present
unknown, the pole came .down on
hila, breaking the thigh bone. Dr,
Buchanan set the limb soon after
and the child seems to mind it very
little, unless itt night, when he
has to be assisted.
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The regular meeting of the W. C.
T. U. was held at the hone of Mrs.
H. Magel, on Monday evening, May
nth, The devotional part -was led
by Mrs. C. Fritz, after which the
educational part was given to the
Rev. A. Geiger, -who gave a half
hour address. taking for . his sub-
ject, the 15th verse of the 2nd
chapter of the •songs of Solomon.
He . compared intemperance with
the tiny foxes and pointecl:out that
the hotels and saloons mere more
wide awake to win the young • than
the church, and greatly eficouraged
the members of tho Unioi •to cap.
tore the sly creatures of intemper-
(ince and thereby turn many souls
fro>Itt ruin to a life of glory. A
duet entitled "Save The Boy" was
sung by the Misses Ella aid Lizzie
Ronnie. The Union wa:,;visited by
a member of the Ladies' Aid, in
the person of Mrs. Noah Geiger, of
Pigeon, Mich, She gave' a very
interesting talk explaining the
work of the Ladies' Aid and ex,
pressed the idea that the two
societies were twin sisters. After
some business the sleeting- was
closed by singing '+Gott be With
Yon Till We Meet Again,"
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" I suffered terribly and was ex-
tremely weak for 12 years. The
doctors said my blood was all
turning to water. At last I tried
Ayer's Sarsapar;ila, and was soon
feeling all right again."
Mts. J. W. Fiala, Hadlyme, Ct.
No matter how long you
have been ;ill,' nor 'how
.poorly you may be today,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the
best medicine you can
take for purifying and en-
riching the blood.
Don't doubt it, put your
whole ,trust in it, throw
away everything else.
51.00 a bottle. Alt druggists.'
Ask your doctor what he thinks of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, He know4aLIabout this grand
old gamily medicine. Follow his adpice and
wu will be satisfied.
J. C. AYnn Co., Lowell, Blass.
Another Letter from Mr. Dumart,
- Yew Liskard is a booming tow
It has one hotel and another goii
up, two Butcher Shops, three Har
ware Stores, two Bakeries, seve
General Stores, three Blacksmit
Shops, three Churches, one Schoo
three Boarding Houses, three Sa.
mills, two Brick -yawls and abo
three hundred private houses, a
put up on a cheap scale. They s_
the land. -is pretty nearly all take
up that is surveyed.. The town i
fall of people ; some cone in th
morning and leave in the afternoo
I must say they are a nice lot o
people here, all seemingly happy.
The Bush south of here is compos
ed principally of Tamarac and •biro'h
and cedar ; and the land is up-hil
and down-hill—Worse than Gocler
ich Township—but good soil. I
costs about, nine dollars to get n
acre chopred, and the pulling of th
stumps and clearing is, of • course
ektra, Walking is cheap here ;
started out on,Frida1
y morning and
walked out about thirteen miles
and back again in the afternoon.
I have plenty of company, and
more fun than I have had fox- a long
Mine. The Boat oodles in every
other day, with about 150 passen-
gers on board. Board is x,1.00 a.day
—at private boarding houses *3.50
per week. The Lake is really a
nice one but there i3 no •good
shing ground now at New Liskard
ut there are plenty of fish. in whale
iver, about 12 miles from the town
If a plan want; a farm now he must
g0 north and west about 80 miles.
Wages are $1,50 a day for laborers,
arpenters get $2.50 and they pay
30 amonth, with board, on the
inroad. When you see a man
°ming he has either an axe or a,
ifle with him. It is worth $50 to
slake this trip ; it is the best I have
ver had so far.
North of New Liskard the land is
vel, and with good roads and A
ne land, this will make a good
anus ..some day. I have met
me farmers who have cattle and
eep ; this will be a good plane for
ixed farming. I have seen ice in
e bash and there is ice in the
ell where I am boarding, The
ly German I have seen is John
eiser of Crediton, and I was told
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) I hint to -morrow. The nights are
nice and cool, but it is warm in the
day time.
J. Dumart.
Junior 9'. P. A.
The nieetlber'q of the Junior Y. P.
A. met on Saturday, bay 9th, to
hold their semi-annual election of
officers, which were elected as fol-
lows :—Pres, Emanuel Iioltvanann ;
Vice Pres., Iva Weber ; Rec. Sec.;
Latina Bender ; Cor. See., }Xtmor
W. Well ; Treas., Laura Bossed.
berry ; Organist., Etta. Irartleih;
Assist., Iva, Weber; Librarians.
Lee Hoffmann and Clayton Bos-
senberry Page bey, Clarence
Yaeger; Supt. L. Faust; Pastor
W. J. Yaeger,
Iamor W W
Breed to the Best.
TIREVTUM, 21795—The phenomieel,
well bred • standard trotting, stall'oi.
Leads all stallions in. Canadaforsiring
great speed, and high stepping action for
load and carriage purposes. Tarentum
has now produced 3 coltsrhowing better
than' 2.10 speed, one going miles in 2.05,
who has now entered in over twenty-five
thousand dollars in stakes down the grand
circuit. Harry 1) commences the grand
circuit at Detroit in the. $5,000 Chamber
and Cotntizerce stake, and at the same
meeting he starts in 2.14, $2.000 stake and
then goes clown the grand circuit through
other large stakes. Tarentum is the only
stallion in Canada that has produced a
colt that, won second money in his second
start in it race at `illernphis, time 2.09/.
Route as follows:
Mondey--Simon McKenzie's, Tucker -
smith, for noon; then to Blake far night,
Tuesday—Zurich, for noon; Crediton, for
night`: Wednesday—Exeter, for noon;
Farquhar, for night. Thursday—By way
of Staffs to Dublin for noon, Friday and
Saturday.—At his own stable, Egmond.
vino.' For extended pedigree and further
particulars apply to A. CHARLES
WORTH,; Zgmondyillo Ontario.
THE GLOW OF HEALTH.
When the blood is rich and pure
there is a healthful glow to the
complexion which speaks of the
vigor and vitality of the system.
.rhero is no more certain way 'for
pale, weak people ' to attain the
glob of health than by the persis-
tent use of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food,
the great food. cure which forms
new., rich, red, blood and creates
new nerve force.
Cook" Cotton Root Compound
is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies, Safe, effectual, Ladies ask
Take druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com.
pound, Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imita_tions are dangerous, Wrtoe, No. 1, Shier
bet Flo, 0,10 degree stronger, ;8 per box. rxo,
1 or 2,mailec't on receipt of price and two $•cent
stta�ni�nps_. The Cook,Compauy Windsor Ont,
tt•!"Noa, t and S soldand recommended by all
responsibleDrnggiate In Canada,
No. 1 a+uti No. 2 are sold in Zurich
at Dr. Buchanan',s (i
lng stole,
A .;9'E W good building lots for saleat
the North end of the V ]lag), A•n
person desiring to build will find this a
nine location for a residence.
Apply to V, Zetrrit, Zurich,
Ga� tLTH
To preserve or restore it, there is no better
prescription for men, women and children
1 than.
Rfpans Tabules. They are easy to take. They
are made of 'a combination of Medicines approved
and used by every physician. Ripans Tabules
are widely used by all sorts of people—but to the
plain, every -day folks they are a Nreritable friend
in need. Ripans Tabules have become their stan-
dard family remedy: They are a dependable,
honest remedy, with a long and successfurrecor 1,
to cure indigestion, dyspepsia, habitual and stub-
born constipation, offensive breath. heartburn,
dizziness, palpitation of the heart, sleeplessness,
muscular rheumatism, sour stomach, bowel and
liver complaints. They strengthen weak stom-
achs, build up run-down systems, restore pure
blood, good appetite and sound, natural sleep.
Everybody derives constant benefit from a regu-
lar use of Ripans Tabules. Your druggist sells
them. The five -cent packet is enough for an
ordinary occasion. The Family Bottle, GO cents,
contains a supply for a year.
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Hoffman's
Jubilee
Laundry . .
We use no chemicals
to destroy or injure
your Clothing, and we
Guarantee our Work.
TAILORING IN'
CONNECTION
W. H. HOFFMAN
Indications of
Nerve Exhaustion
Severe attacks of Headache, dizziness, and
pains in the back—made well by
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.
Hosts of women who suffer from a run-down
system neglect to cure themselves, believing
that they are only tired and not knowing that
their vigor and strength are being depleted at an
enormous rate. When the duties of the day
become a burden and you feel like putting
them off, you should suspect there is something
wrong, and profit by the experience of Mrs.
Harrison who restored
her system by using Dr,
Chase's Nerve Food.
MRS- T. HARRISON,
7 3 4 Victoria Street,
Kingston, Ont., states:—
"For some time I have
been troubled with pains
in my back which bother-
ed me a great deal. At
Mrs. Harrison tunes I had dizzy feelings
in my head and would
suffer from severe headaches. I can heartily
endorse Dr. Chase's Nerve Food because it has
entirely freed ane of these distressing symptoms
and so built up my system that I now feel real
well."
To protect you against imitations the portrait
and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous
receipt book author, are on every box of his
remedies.
SALE REGISTER.
FARri FOR SALE.—Lot No, 7 and ti e
l--' South half of Lot No. 8, Concession
i, }lay, containing 150 acres. Good frame
house and bank barn: spring water all
year; convenient to school and abort four
miles frotn Zurich, Ont. Will be sold at
a low price and on terms to suit purchaser.
Apply to
BACHAND & Co., Zurich.
'WARM FOR SALE.—Lot 22, N. B,
Hay, 100 acres; half -a -mile East of
Blake, 88 acres cleared, balance good hard
wood bush, 45 aures seeded to grass.
Good wafer, (3 wells). Good stone house
and a large frame barn with stone stabling
underneath. A' frame pig -pen, driving
and implement shed and other necessary
out -buildings, This farts will be Bold very
reasonable, if disposed of within the next
two months, Apply to E. Zeller, Zurich,
or to
ROBERT N. Deno Les, proprietor,
38.-8 Blake, P. 0.
LET, O'PHERS EIP1RXMENTt '
There is always sotnothing new
in the way of medical treatment
and you are constantly invited to
try new-fangled, unproven reme-
dies, Let. others experiments and
so risk health and lose time, Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills have
been tried in the crucible of time,
won the approval of -public opinions
and demonstrated their right to a
place in every borne asa familq-
niedicbie.
Clubbing rates.
Ot We have made arrangements
to offer the following low clubbing
rates with THE HvIRALD :
Daily- Globe . $ 4.25
„ Mail & Empire 4.25
Weekly Globe . 1.60
Mail & Empire 1.75
Berliner Joirnal (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
Farmer's Advocate 1.85
All kinds of good logs wanted at
once, for which highest prices will
be paid. Cash on delivery.
J. 0. K ALBELEISCH.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed tenders for the following `works
will be received by the Couuoil of the
Township of Hay, on Aionday, the 1st day
of June. 1003, up to o o'clock, p, n'.
1. For "SA walm Drain," Engineer's
estimated cost over „t1,600.00.
2. For cement abutments for Sauble
Bridge. Height of abutments about 13
feet. Span of Bridge 70 feet.
3. Fot' steel superstructure for Sauble
Bridge. Si an of Bridge 70 feet, width
of roadway 14 feet.
Plans and specifientinns, etc., may be
seen and all other information obtained at
the office of the undersigned or at the
office of F. W. Farncomb, C. E., London,
Ont. The bridge is located about 2 miles
from Exeter Station.
The lowest or any tender in either ease
not necessarily accepted.
Erten Hess, SRR , Tp. Clerk,
Zurich, Ont., May lith, 1003. 4'3.31
Frightful Case of
Protruding Piles
'Doctor wanted to burn them with a red-
hot iron—Cured by Dr, Chase's Ointment.
MR..tr.rx. MCLEAN, Tarbot Vale, N.S.,
writes,—"Ar section man on the railroad, I
was :xposed to all sorts of weather, my
health failed, and I became a victim of
protruding piles. Though
a doctor treated me for
piles; they only grew worse
and I was'forced to give up
work and go home. My
sufferings could scarcely be
described, I could not walk
or lie down, and while the
rest of the family slept I
would be groaning with
excruciating pains.
"The second doctor told
me the piles would have to
be burned . with a red-hot
Mr. McLean iron, but I could not think
of.undergoing such an open,
ation, so he gave me a box of salve, for which
he charged me two dollars, -but did me no
good. My experience with Dr. Chase's Oint-
ment is that the first application did me more
good than did the two'doctors, and finally
made me as well and free from piles as any
man, Since being cured I worked during the
winter
the lumber r woods; and had no return
of my old trouble. Dr. Chase's Ointment was
worth one hundred dollars'a boa to me."
.146re title'• V'ood's Phoop lbdina,
The Great .engitsh Remedy.
druggists in Canada. Onlybreit•
able medicinf, discovered. ;Stat
packages guaranteed to cure all
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effeots of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, lixeessive use of To•
baoeo, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed en receipt
Of price one package $1, six, $5. One Oat please,
s18 wilt Care. Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood Colnpatty, Wiiid'sor,,gat.
Wood's Phospholine is sold' in
Zurich by Dr.Buchanan, Druggest
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