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Vol'. V., No. S.
LEGaAL CARDS:.
J. D. COOKE,
(Late with Oarrow & Proudfoot) Barris -
er, Solicitor, Notary Publie.
Hensall, Ontario.
STANDURY, B. A. V. W. MADMAN.
Madman & Staiibury.
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTA -
ries, Conveyancers, Money to Loan on
Village and Farm Property at lowest
rates of anterest. Documents in original
German read. and advised upon.
--AT HENSALL--
every 'Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
--OFFICES---
Heirsall—Oyer Stoneman's Jewellery Store'
Exeter Offices—Over O'Neil's Bank.
PROIMFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR.
BARRISTrERS, SOLICITORS,
NOTARIES PUBLIC, &C.
Goderela, — — — Canada..
W. 5 RecD(t'OUT, is. c 1 R. C. RAW.
G. F. RTA/R.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR. J. HAMILTON,
Vet. Surgeon and Dentist
Treats all diseases of domesticated
Animals. Veterinary medicines .of atll
kinds always on hand.
Bay.and night calls promptly .attend-
ed to. (DFFICE— In Wm. Bender's
Old Strand, blain St., Zur'icrh, Ont.
AND: EW F. HESS.
Five ;Insurance effected in all leading
companies. Accident policies issued.
ZURICH - - •ONTARIO.
Di. . A. SELLERY,
Dentist, .graduate of the 'Reycal•Coilege
of Deaaital •Surgeons, Toronto, -also honor
gradu.ste cif Department ,ef 'Dentistry,
Toronto (fhriiversrty. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality.
At Detention Rouse, Zu�amch, every
Monday. 1-26
E �BOSSENBERRY,
Licensed Auctioneer Tor Hur-
on Consrt\y., respectfully soliests the pat-
ronage o£ those wilco intend having sales.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
pHILTP SIP,PLE
Licensed Auetioneer for the
Co(aro,:ty of Huron. I would request
those imwii•n•g sales to call on me.
Te, -rens moderate; satisfaetiosi ,guaran-
teed. Your patronage solicit, -d•.
:hl.UTELS.
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O plied with coaly the very best. If fi8
Cia • Bar contains catoicle liquors and
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Excellent Sample Roorrae 0
for Coannzereinl Men.
q J. P. RAU, PROPRIETOR.
THE
MOnlitliOn
House.
This House has recently changed
hands, and is now one of the
most orderly and best con-
ducted Houses in the
Province.
45ro getter Table in the S ominion.
R. R. Johnston & Son,<
rR.OPRIRxores.
MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat .(old)...... $1.00 to 1.00
Wheat (new) 07 to 1.05.
, .
Oats.. ........... 20 30..
Barle. 37 38
Peas ............ 55 62
Flour . , . , .. , 2 50 2 75
Butter 12 13
Ch ckens ih ' ' .18 17
Potatoes.... , . , 50 50
Bogs ive (er awt)�,$5,00 $5,50
The Official. Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
ZURICH, ONT., 'FRIDAY, SEP. 16, 1904
LOCAL NEWS
The birds aro speeding southward,
The meadow lands are sere,
And soon our eyes shall look upon
The passing of the year.
Fair clay next Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Merner are
attending the St. Louis fair.
Don't ni.iss a great treat by not
attending the concert, Sept. 22nd
Mr. Robert Williams returned
from the West last Saturday even-
ing.
Miss Roxie Eilber spent a few
days • this week with friends in
Hensall.
One of best concerts ever given
will be held in the Town Hall on
fair night.
Mr. William Raercher, of Pon-
tiac, returned to his home here
last Saturday.
Mr. Elmore Magel, of Detroit,
visited his parents here for a few
days this week.
Mr. Wm. Thiel swapped horses
with Mr. John Moyer, of Wagner's
Corner, the other day.
Mr. H. Magel is improvieng the
front of his livery baron by the
application of a coat of paint.
Miss Greybiel, of Heidelberg, is
visiting at the home of Mr. Ernst
Gies, of the Blind line, this week.
A pail of water standing in a
room newly -painted will 'quickly
absorb tlae disagreeable odor of the
paint.
The infant child of Mr. :and Mrs.
Andrew Thiel is very sioz..at pre-
sent. Slight hopes are entertained
for its recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Eilber, Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Hamacher, and
Miss Ida Brill, were guests of Mr.
Kraft, of the town luxe, last Sun-
day.
A great many front the village
and vicinity attended the London
exhibition this week. By reports
the fair seems to be up to other
years in high class exhibits.
Mr. W. G. Hess is the possessor
of a new bass horn. It is a big one
and by the additiean of it the
volume of sweet sound produced
by the hand should b& materially -
increased.
A few drops of oil 'of lavender
poured into a glass sof very hot
water will purify the air in a room
almost instantly from cooking
vegetables, and is refreshing in a
sick room.
An automobile passed through
our village last Sunday and creat-
ed the usual excitement. The day
is not far distant when they will
be as common as an evenly day
horse tend buggy. •
Mr. F. W. Hess has been appoint-.
ed leader of our band, and tinder
his efficient management it is
steadily improving. Mr. Hess is
a musician of long standing and
under his capable leadership the
band ought to make good headway.
Mr. McCartney an old thresher
lost his life on Saturday while try-
ing to save his cleaner at the burn-
ing barn belonging to Alexander
Badour, of Goderich Tp. Mr,
iadour lost his barn and crop and
we understand there was no in(sur-
annee, his policy having expired
about two weeks before.
A practical fruit grower says it
is an exceptional case when it is
considered (advisable to cultivate
the orchard late in the season.
Late cultivation tends to promote
Iate growth. Unless the new
growth has time to mature and
harden before severe cold weather
sets in, severe injury from winter -
killing may result.
Next Wednesday and Thursday
the Hay Branch Agricultural Socie-
ty will hold their annual fair on
the grounds in this village. This
is always a festive time with the
townspeople and many visitors
from far and near are entertained
on the latter day. The fair this
year promises to be exceptionally
good as the directors aro sparing
no pains to make it a success.
Mrs. John Yager, her son Alexan-
der and daughter, Tillie, of Exeter,
were the guests of the Rev. W. J.
Yager, of this place, Alexander
has not seen his uncle for 14 years
and was naturally very happy in
meeting him before he returns to
Swift Current, Assa., where he has
a very good position with the 0, P.
R. Miss Tillie will also leave for
Baden where she has charge of the
millinery department of a storeof
that. place,
Mr. Arthur Well is--; rho sick
list. .
Don't forget the great concert on
fair night, Sept. 22nd.
New ads. -D. Steinbach, J. F.
Rickbeil, J. C. Kalbfieisch,
Mr. Fred Wity er and family,
visited friends in Exeter on Sun-
day.
Miss Amy Johns, of Exeter, has
organized a vocal and music class
in town.
Mr. Wi.ekwire Manager of the
Exeter Times,called`on THE RnEALD
on Tuesday.
Shall combination. safe for sale
at a low price, at THE HERALD
()MOE, Zurich.
Mr. D. Steinbach and son, Garnet
Steinbach, visited relatives in Sea -
forth last Sunday.
Mrs. X. H. Wisner is very ill at
present. Her many friends hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mr. Alf. Melick rbcently sold a
one -year-old colt to Mr. Geo. Thiel,
of the 14th con., for $100
Mr. John Rickbeil and wife,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Hardy, Exeter, on Sunday last.
C. Fritz is offering some special
bargains in odd lines. Men's
Gaiters worth $1.50 for 75 cents.
Mr. A. E. Bradwin, of the Blyth
Standard, was in to'vn on Tues-
day, and gave THE HERALD a short
call. •
Mr. Hartman Steinbach, of De-
troit, is spending a few weeks
with relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Remember that the business
places of Zurich will be closed from
two to four o'clock next Thursday
afternoon, fair day.
Dr. Campbell is- improving the
appearance of his. residence by
having a. cement walk and a new
fence built in front of it.
Mr. Fred. Demuth is tearing
down the old house on his property
at the South end, and will use the
material to build a kitchen to his
dweiling.
We would like to have our cor-
respondents send • in their weekly
budget of news -:pore regularly.
No matter if it is a shall one, send
it in anyway.
To grind old scissors at home
saw the blade on the neck of a
glass bottle as if you were trying
to saw that part off. Soon they
will be quite sharp.
Mr. Eli. Henhefer was called to
Waterloo County on Tuesday last
to attend the funeral of his mother,
who died there the previous Mon-
day, at the age of :13 years.
No services were held in the
Evangelical church here last Sun-
day. the pastor, Rev. Mr. Yaeger,
taking part in the quarterly ser-
vices held in the 14th con. church.
By all reports the pea harvest in
this section will he a big one this
fall. It is said that the yield has
not been so large for a great many
years and they are said to be "hug -
less."
A despatch to The Toronto Star
from Ottawa says the general ex-
pectation at that city is that a
general election for the Dominion
will take place Iate in October or
early in November.
Mr. Bert Dunn, of the Bronson
line, Stanley,left on Tuesday morn-
ing for Park River, N. Dakota,
where he will study the drug busi-
ness. Bert is a smart and temper-
ate young man and will be sire to
make a success in his chosen pro-
fession.
If your plants are troubled with
lice, dip a feather in kerosene and
brush them with it. After a few
minutes, wash them thoroughly in
good warm soap -suds and rinse in
waren water and the lice will dis-
appear. For delicate plants omit
the kerosene.
Mr. T. Pfeffer, who has acted as
accountant in the Sovereign Dank
here, for about eight months, has
been transferred to the Milverton
branch. Mr. Pfeffer has made
many friends during his stay
among us. Mr. Lorne Scott, of the
Hensall branch, has been Moved
here. _
Mrs. T. H. Race, wife of the
editor of the Mitchell Recorder,
is dead after a lingering illness,
Mr, Race has been serving as Com,.
niissioner of the Canadian Fruit
Exhibit in the St. Louis Exposition.
He was called home a few weeks
ago owing to his wife's illness,
but finding her improving had, re-
turned to his offciai duties.
Locals continued on page 8,
Per
Year.
D. S. Faust's
FALL, STOCK'S,,
Our Pall Stock is expected to
be complete next week with
new designs such as Dross
Goods, Waistings, Ladles
Jackets, Ladies Rain Coats,
Infant Coats and a complete
line of Gent's Furnishings.
D. S. FAUST,
General Merchant,
ZURICH, ONTARIO.
High Class
TW
My •spring Stock of
E�
has arrived and I have a large range of the best
foot -wear made in Canada.
Do not fail to see them'
they will suit you in
Eggs and butter taken in exchange.
OHAS. FRITZ
THE SHOE -MAN, '_ °° ZURICH,
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Ne Dino r 6etts
E. ARE OFFERING A FINE LINE
of Dinner and Tea Setts, just to
hand, direct from England,and can save pro-
line of dishes of all kinds. •
spective buyers money. We also carry a full
Bedroo Setts
E HAVE A LINE OF BED -R,00
Setts, which are of the newest
designs and colors on the market, at rock -
bottom prices. Be sure and see these goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
Highest prices paid for all kinds
of produce.
J. Y- REETE R,
ZURICH - - - - ONTARIO.
PPIMMANWAWAVYWAMMWYMP
YES!
We do ri ti. g.
We do neat and quick work.
Let us know your wants..
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