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HORSES FOR ' St LEE
„1:41'04i severai,i'� i►u 3; yed>r .g14s
and fleo a itaulriber of aged hoses
wlkioh I sins' offering at reationlnblo
prices,. I can also 4upply' any kind
yOn want at abort...notice.
• ILI.IAItt' Irak
L:ot 27, Coil. 10, Hay. Zurich; P. O.
1.7-tf , •
(deo. Trott, of Hensall, is per
Vruently Jocaked in hie goliery again ,for
the Winter and Will he open for , bueinees
erery day Tuesday. excepted. ,.
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Photographer.
Notice.
TIME MENSAL!, BRASS BAND. COM -
AL posed of about •20 pieces, are _ now
open for eng;agemont. Applications for
this purpose should be addressed to Mr.
GaAs. LiNmen, leader, or Mr. A. McKAY,
Secy,, Hensall, Out,
CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE: ---We have
a large at the Laknumber
e F ont,St fJ Joseph, ,Class
Posts
which will
be sold at reasonable prices. For particu-
lars apply to
48-tf MA(a+EL & BENDER, Zurich.
Farm for Sale.
Containing 100 acres; about 20 acres
bgood hardwood bush, frame house, bank
arn and other outbuildings. Good water.
Price $4000.00. Apply at once to
E. ZELLER, Zurich.
Clubbing rates:,
' Wo ha'i-e 'nide ;Mrra ernentt•
to offer the, following low bleibbiinte
rates with Till MOULD:
Daily ((1o1c4, SA -20
,,,... Mail dr Znapire #.;a0
Weekly Glebe . . 1.60
l! ai; & Llnpi a 1.75
Berliner Journal (( erinali) 2'.56'
Fazni a Herat]. ( Stat'
Daily Free 1~'rase
Weekly Free P'resg
Daily Advertiser
Weekly Advertieer
Weekly Sun
Farmer's Advocate
1..75
3.25
1.75,
240
1.50
a.75-
2.25
A man to represent "CANADA'S GREATEST
Neasitclxs•" in town of Zurich apd sur-
rounding Country, and take orders for
Our !'lardy Specialties
In Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Orna-
mentals, Shrubs, Roses, Vines,
—Seed Potatoes, Ete,---
Stock true to name and free from San
Jose Scale A permanent position to the
right man on either salary or commission.
Stone & Wellington
FONT1i1LL NURSERIES,
OVER 800 ACRES. Toronto, Ont.
COUNTY NEWS.
There died in Exeter on Tuesday-,
Feb. 23rc1, of pleurisy-, Mr. C. W.
Smith at the age of 60 year. He
leaves to mourn his death, a brot-
her, Henry of Woodstock, and five
sisters, Mrs. Bell of Hamilton. Mrs.
Forest of Hensall, Mrs. Ortwein o
Zurich, Misses 0. V. and Julie
Smith. of Exeter.
In the'ease of Harticib vs. (Mg
^er, which was tried before the mag-
istrate of Dashwood about two
weeks ago, the dismissed the ease
without costs, thus exonerating
ti'
ried a by-law granting the Guelph
Junction Railway a bonus of ;36000
A rather strange story comes
from Seafcrth, where it said afar-
mer carne into town with a big load
of wood and demanded. $10 per cord
for it, stubbornly bolding out for
f that high price all day and refusing
t i offers of til and ;+8 per cord. He
then drove home again with the
wood, leaving it on the road in
- i front of his placo. That night a
The Exeter Council has instrnet-
ed the villegf, constable to prose-
cute every' person foiind driving
dogs attached to carts or sleighs en
the sidewalks, children hanging on
' sleighs, or the violating of any of
the village by-laws.
Mrs. French, who has for some
time been matron of tho House of
Refuge, recently resigned, and a
new matron is among the probabil-
ities at np distant date.
Mr. S. S. Cooper of Clinton. has .
secured the contract for enlarging `
the House of Refuge, the cost will
b0 $9000.00.
Talk about big pitch -holes. There
is one on the Baso Line, abont :a
mile north of Summerhill, in which
two people could meet with rigs,
unhitch their horses and trade and
another man standing about four
rods further north,though he could
likely !scar what was said, could
not possibly see the transaction.
The Presbyterian church at Kip -
pen, in which the acetyleae gas ex-
plosion occurred some months ago,
have fallen back on the coal oil
lamps for lighting purposes.
Mr. D. Foss, baker of Mensal!,
while reaching into the oven for a
stick of wood, dislocated his shoul-
der.
There aro 05 hands employed in
the Goderich knitting mill at pre-
sent,
lot of townspeople went out and
saturated the wood with coal oil,
burning all of it up on the road, as
a revengeful protest against the far-
mer's exorbitant demands. The
London Free Press is responsible
for the above.
eee By Wireless Telephone. .
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As a result of the storm we have
to go back to the old wireless met-
thnfi of gathering news :—
Parkhill, Ont., -- A number of
young men frog), Zurich blew into
town on Wednesday night. Two
ere- said to be retired fishermen,
one a herb specialist, and the other
t butcher. They are a windy lot,
and the storm has materially in -
Mrs. Jarrett, of the Township of
Hay. is laid up at present with a
severe attack of blood -poisoning,
the result of at slight accident.
Some days ago Mrs, Jarrott vas
breaking up scene kindling. when a
sliver entered her thumb, that, be-
ing removed nothing more was
thought of the matter et the time
After a few days the thumb became
exceedingly painful and the hand
and men inneh swollen.. .Phe doc-
tor was sunitnnn('(1 and found that
blood -poisoning had set in. Every-
thing is now being dono to allay the
spread of the diet :4e.
Seaforth will have another news-
paper. It will be called the News
.and the office will open Mar. 3rd.
Mr. L, M. Appleford is the editor.
Mr. R. English of Greenway put
on 47 horse shoes in ono day recent-
ly,
The Township of McKillop ear -
MARK TS
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat .. 88 to 90
Oats 27 28
Barley 40 45
Peas 60 62
•� lntll' .... . , ..
.2 23 2 50
Butter .. 14 15
Eggs ... .. 17 18
Chickens ib , . • 4 5
Duck ....... . ...... 6 6
Geese ... 5 5
Potatoes ... , , ... , ... 30 30
HENSALL MARKETS.
Wheat 00 to 0
Oats .... 30 32
Barley , .... 40 40
Peas, ......... 65 75
Flour., ,,,, ,,,, ,,, 2 00.2 10
Hogs (limo) per cwt4,00 to4.50
creased since their arrival.
Dawson City-, Mar. 3.—Tho ther-
mometer registered 90 in the shade
today at noon, and a number of
picnic parties have started out to
spend the day at the pole.
Tokio, Japan, March 4th, 2. a. m.
—Imperial Majesty the Czar, just
sauntered into the Japanese Em-
peror's bedroom and ordered him
out of tho house. The Mikado
promptly gave rep possession and is
fleeing from the country. He is
now on his way to Hillsgreen.
St. Joseph. --Tho weather is very
sutnmerlike here, this week, the
harbor being clear of ice and as a
result a large number of vessels
are now tied up at the dock.
St. Petersburg Mar. 3.—Your
friend Nicholas 11 is taking his
summer holidays and has token a
trip to his Japanese possessions.
Toronto, Mar. 31.— The budget
debate is expected to end in about
20 days and the application for the
local railway will be considered
shortly thereafter. Other import-
ant legislation will be laid over till
next spring.
Sayfort, Feb. 261h. •— Mishter
Editor : — Your frind Bnssenhurre
of Zurich, Garanany, owner of th'
late lamented Sidney. Disappointer
slitr. uck town th' day an' me an'
Clancy was Wal till' oat th' corner
whin he drnv' in. He gin us th'
wink, an' of coorse, like th' tirsty
immortals we are, followed hitt
intil th' side room in Jimmy Dicks,
He let's hay a luck at a pair of
quarther-boots he bought aat th'
shoe shtore, ixactly loike Daniel
Patch wears, an' as he hed ownly a
matther of a doime lift, lie tack a
tin cine (shrink and mo and Clancy
wintito tay. It do beat all, Bessen-
bury Could us a yaarn anint his bo-
som frind Silber, th' prop. if the
Zurich bake shop, Th' shtory con -
earned Freddie E. that he do be
axin thray hundred dollars fur.
Diiicaacy will not permit Inc to min -
tion more thin th' price. If he gits
it "where did th' )Honey cult front"
Chats th' burnin' question. I shut).
pose you paplo Kurd th' mine ques-
tion axed befoor. Whin Nid Conies
out agin, tell hire to putt an exhtra
quarther in his overhalls.—Grogan.
Marriages may bo made in heav-
en, but most engagements are made
in the bagk parlor with the gas so
low that a fellow doesn't really get
asquare look at what he's taking.
Remember that when you're right
you can afford to keep your temper
and that when you're wrong you
can't afford to lose it.
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Now is the tithe td feed 7ojr
Iiorses, Cattle, Pigs and Poultry;S.
tooFooti
The kind to Feed is
Iflternatior al
And don't forget it. We have
Stock and Poultry Wood, Louse Killer, Heal-
ing OH, Colic Cure, heave Ctire, farness
Soap and Worm Powder, Also the best
to be had.
When in town give us a call.
Watch Seed Ad.
C. SCHRAG, - = Zurich.
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oughly prove our confidence
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claim for it you are not out one cont. Chatham Incubators are made just as good as money and skill
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Manufacturers of Chatham Incubators and Brooders.
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