HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1900-09-28, Page 8Fit well • ,
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Ave results which folloW
when you leave your order
• .for a suit of clothes with
lieFF VI The TRiler,
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LAUNDRY in connection
!Ismer
NERAL BLACKSMITH A N 11
HORSESHOER.
'Repairing all kinds of machinery
a speciality !
,J. WiSEP, ZfiliCh
Johns n's
Wtollen Mill
'Furniture
Store.
Our new stoek is now cola-
splete in tweed, blankets, sheeting
irlannelssyarn and stockings, also a
lull line of underwear at melt hot-
-tom prices.
We (awry a full line of furniture
sat the lowest prices.
T.& M.Johnson
F. Hess,
STEAM
,000•11001
Carriage Work
All our work k guava:deed lir
eless in every u-spect. Wagons
Iola:lies, putters, sie,igh and oiler
vetnoieks awl implements male to
order.
Y. HESS, & SON Zurich, Ovaria
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belongs to
OUR PARIS LETTER
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)3Y B, 3, RAGA.
I succeeded in taking •in consider-
able of the place as I had the most
important noted before hand. The
stranger's first impression of Eng-
land, London. and Englishman gen-
erally, are seldom very favorable.
To be appreciated the people must
be known. Without the glitter and
glare of the western cities, in their
homes may be found solid happiness
rarely experienced in warmer cli-
mates or amongst a uore onthnsias-
tic people. Brick buildings largely
predominate, al -though in all public
edifices marble is mostly used. The
visitor will also be struck with the
large proportion of small houses,
many of thein of most limited di-
mensions. Arising from the nature
of the coal used, structures of every
hue and material soon assume the
same discolored appearance, from
which the eye turns with grateful
relief to the evergreen parks and
squares. The streets of this great
city are well lighted with gas and
electricity. Among the most noti-
ceable of the many differences
between European and American
cities, there is none which attracts
the attention of the transatlantic
visitor more gratefully than the
system of cabs, of which there are
upwards of 10,000. The fare is
very reasonable, but yon must tip,
the eab man or driver if you want
the best of attention paid to you.
The omnibus with its double deck
is also used for conveyance and up-
wards of 3,000 may be seen travers-
ing the streets in every conceivable
direction. To enjoy a ride on one
of these it is best to get on top,
next the driver and hand him a
cigar or a few pennies. He is u
fund. of information and as a rule.
very talkative. A third system is
the midetgroimd whieh is
ever verdant characteristics of the
vast. conservatory, the smooth
lawns, • the gay pasterns, the leafy
walks, ' the unequalled fountains
and refreshing lake, are praised by
all pleasure seekers,aed far beyond
the description of my pen. Tho
day I spent there I had the pleasure
of seeing a cricket insitch, a game
of polo, a 25 -mile bicycle race, a
a 'dog, a cat and a poultry show,
and Many other things of interest,
while in the evening the fountain
illuminations and the grandest dis-
play of fireworks I ever saw or
read of. You are' admitted to all
this by buying a return ticket to
London Bridge, Nelda. costs • the
small sum of one shilling.
Windsor Castle and Park : This
is the general residence of the
Queen during the session of Par-
liament which was going on while
I was there. The Castle can only
be inspected in the absence of the
Court, while the park is open and
accessible at all times and is well
worth seeing.
Rose Court: This is becoming
a much prized summer and evening
resort. During the summer months
the ladies from different parts of
Europe and Asia hold what might
be called an exposition. All kinds
of ladies' wear aro manufactured
on the grounds and sold to visitors
and merchants in the city. The
grounds are spacious and well wat-
ered, containing many small lakes
and camas. You can have the
chance of shooting the shoots on
the Canadian waters (as it is stated
there) and also of taking a trip on
the great wheel that is 305 feet in •
diameter, The music is furnished
by the Laches' Marine and Naval
bands. Stringed instruments are
used entirely in the former, while
in the latter both stringed and
brass. Yon can spend a number, of
hours here very profitably.
Parks and Gardens :- I visited a
HAY comwm,
• Council met. Sept. Mid. This
Meeting was called by the reeve,.
for the purpose of reading and ben-
sidering the report of the. engineer
re the cleaning out of sZarich
drain". .After the report had boon
discussed' at some length by those
present, the report was on motion
adopted. The police village of
Dashwood was granted $41,66.
A petition signed by J. McBride
and others, asking coaneil t.) have
west branch of H. S. P. extended to
the north boundary, was J434 ;adore
the council. The petition Wa.3
ud-
optod and F. W. Fame anb ordered
to make an examination and an
assessment and report to the coun-
A report in regard of east
brawl'. extension of .d. S. D. trail
the. engineer was laid issiore the
council. Tho report was adopted
and the clerk instructed to nutty
all parties interested, that tins re-
port will be read and considered at
next meeting ot the council.
The following accounts were or-
dered paid :-W. M.Shada, lake gray
el $1 71.; IVIunicipal world, blanks
$1. 40 ; Frank Wright, stone ham-
mer, $1 ; Ortwoin, cedar, $4 50
F. W. Farneomb, part payment
$25 : Deichert & San, sharpening
grade blades, $15 ; J, N. Howard
bridge S. B. *30; Orville Eh.nes
watching fire at bridge, $1; Wm
Dignan, rep. cul. eon, 4, $1. Coun-
cil adj. to meet again on Saturday
Oct. ath at 1 o'clock, p.
F. HEss, BR., CLERK
.DASHWOOD
The Eckhardt family of Swiss
Bell ringers gave a concert in Mos-
er'S hall on Saturday evening.
The selections rendered 'WM? of a
uhah elites. order wer 1 hi hl
4. Ar y
the most remarkable of all. The I number of these, but spent no appreciated by all wile attended.
.
! shoe -blacks are also an institution : irreat time in any one. The first
A. MCL 1I1 who hits been teach-
wing, Hyde Park, and. of all thek
!. -
!not to be overlooked or diepised • '
wear ti• cholve spots in the English capital I ing the pitst year at ••Smoking
tante/led to a brigade tinsv
!uniform and are subjeet to still. , this is perhaps the finest and most !Ii"11°w" hue resigned his pi isition J
rules of dieipline Malek render! noted. Intertwined with sinnees! and will leave lia• Detroit in a few
s a :
t ,
them respeetful and attentive. For the most rm
earkable ineiddays. It iunder:qud. Mr. Wiser-
ents Of • en is going Ss) stndy for the kind '
i tat, small item. of oiie ptmny yina ., hiSthry and romam.e, it is like the profession. We wish solt Stletyss' To be
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SALE FO
2 St
and find. ourselves much over • stocked, but we
cheap and can give you the biggest bargains in h,
coves and tinware. you ever had. Note the fond.
Square washers regales. price $4.50 now $2.50. Elephis
paint, was $1. 50 now $1 per gal. Lanterns, regular 50 cts ng;
Wringers., regular $2-50 now $2. A lot' of Daisy churns. . -5
t ) be sold at a bargain. 4 boxes axle grease 25 cts. See
lantern -will go ont if upset, If you what a good furna0
yom• house, give us a call. Eavetroughing a specialty.
apple parers and threshers' supplies, at •
taakil HTLEB, Malgterrolltad
p
ocks al 1 ! We have moved The
Zeller Stock into our p
We els° carry Rohertson.s and the Sherwi.
. . Williams ready mixed paints,which b
sold at close prices, Handy harness riveter
regular prim $1, our price while the stock lasts 25 Os. W
want you t come in and. see us. Our stook is right ! Os
swims are right :1 We are alright! ! ! If you buy from n
you will he alright ! ! 1!
See our i0 -cent counter,-artieles worth 15 and 20 cents
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receive a first clues shine.
Having only a trysting placghet and
e of the hisi Mut'.
few days to spend. t i . ..' . ' Slaughtered in 4.11')
(k,sit1 Z)
•
41;711 C14 joili)
I visited the following phase: of
Rey. Eifei•t held Divine serviees
'note: St. Penis' Cathedral. the [continued in next iSSUQ1 ,Knntlay last, in the Lutheran
;pride of all Lomb niers and winged want to reduee tid
at lanulon.
doubt the n'' ]est building in this
I kingdom. This stands is' dated tit ()HE N LINE
the top of Ludgate Its dome
P. Bender k
. • 9 strutfall :end
0
Isle
iitvy S Intl 'torni "Mal' oli.eititoa ft) InIter it bargain nriees in every department In
ii
1 ever bey section litet Thursday,
e le {. •
d, great disp of damage to the iateh pair. --on regular goods.
mows. we will set,. " ),t :mil mister. We will Nave von 10 to Pent
Nearlr all the apnlee
is
' is .101 feet /thew the river level. Mr. C. W. Sanders who for some' dl
Tiw. hpu and Meek are eelebrated i time past has been supplviter in
the former is only toned on the Watford, is at present renewing [ .,
• r• la
death of one of the Royal family.aegnaintunees arOlind here he ne
x'r
Admission to the inain, building is tends going to salmon (loll se •"
14 (1. but the other parts. such as London, wliieh opens Oct, lst. P" *
tine whispering gallery, crypt and
bull etc., from ed. to is. ed. is The Woman's Missionary tiociety
charged. of Goshen held their regular month.
Westminster Abbey is situated ly meeting at Mass. Stogdill's on
Monday evening.
near the river and is open on three
sides. Among the ennons and in- John Dowatin who has bpi% QM- NI°
teresting eontents are tine ,old ployed with Cah-in Dowson for the, '.
ei-ronatien (glair of 'Muni, in Wilitql summer 11",s roturned holm,
all the Einel-sh monurehs: have been - ' '
eras:, nod, juis,) the 1.4.nso stone fron1 `-There seems to be at , great ac.
,
14teattland, on whieh the Seottish .?nand for nee this fall. lir. J. '1'.
.W.I1 f„,,,,
es - .
,.. ,„,
„..„„„ u.,,,, ... ned. adin issil di Cairn's, eidea for the past week have
L1ii large, StMli, Of the Varna, Su
ave lawn blown down and winter •Fr :42-32ZSM........)
nit ::1 11,4 bt. as plentiful res was .M pairs men's finished kip la •• See hand nuele. ehl prim. $3.00. ha
priees $4.5til
.0. ertater diggen hue began and :in Pairs faytorY 14 't1t4* spit. .1.41.11k and tilittno *01,4. 4481
In pa ors eonzinon kip bons.: *Less bargain privii% SALtie
prim! $2
• espeete are good for a large
4.111. bargain prices $1.50 to
, Menis plow shoes, old privy, a?..1.21 to )-1.75. barmiu price to
John Chapman, 3,1ather Chapman " split andirrnin, side lave, William's patent, old price $:,1.410 to
and 'Sire. Brighton all of Waterlon bargain priesse $1.0.1 to $1.S5.
.21, up. mien %%ere visiting at ' " huff hal or calf bal and cotnegress. S.,!1.,t) tl $3.40 now. $1.23 teo $
IN. Fried's returned home on " i. dougola bad or congress, neni mice ;,,I.J10 tol..;:t.eo ieckv $t .35 to ,
.i•ley last. , o ti,,x emit% Maanzivear •tvelt, tan or blaelt, nevi, toe, $.1»;$ to
bargain price $2.*:1:n to isS23.
Mrs., Claimmin of Listowel is at
ested vi sting her mother. Fon a DAYS ONLY., -10 pairs naenN bals, contrress, ox.forilq, old s
little out of stylin,.._ old twice., :1'1.2: to $3.11.9, bargain pries% $1.01
lolin Fried of lonelon spent in our North window tor six days tally.
May- at brunt.. - Artlille/CS ettlIvsC !Ott VI's Ulla Ina. from sl ere to 1;4.'23
gram hal ir 1' hatit.+111. ti,11.11:i to $1.Asi new $1.4.9 to .
J. IteUtiedge V. Ka who lias been . 14 tiltinaithi Nat or blittol1 ratiPlit VT, Wm, .!..1..a.r., now $1t.0•,,,
l
ii , off' duty fi.nr a few days, is: o " bail or button. pat. tir &Angola. top $1...tm to $2.,:im
le io attetal 0 lase,, ;min. :! price $1.an hi V.2.y
lies Geiser anti family spent ' „ ". r'Nf"bra ":" 1"."'"b- t"t' IP il„") t,l''3111fill•11.11''''''"' I"11(44.,f41)..2-"511
tillitint ga Shitrtta %ilia fria.nis - - 1-411•""‘•:' t'Au"" '' 'g"'Ail '-'44'‘fi'.4 t -.4.. -' ' ""1 '--A 'd'tql''' '''.1
?!.,S., to II0.. olld ;mires $1.i to e3.Z-A1). tin -v '.'!i.,imo•-t.,, to t.,41.ii,411 qui oar
• ev. MortoPtt and wife have gone Etcin fr o t4atcr.--tlis line is staltahlie f, v ,,.:iiii. 0N -tinting sehluel.
Seslea; a tb?.trir. , to, uttoull film J. 11T.S. - • iiNG OrAtITY.--We hatv them iirn Evntt11 ,,,,r ijtalis. t1arte44
(1.1,er; wedding of Mir, 150r1UPIC.1,
enttS. 1-%..017.iiivear we -J. ..r.,tet,r t -w. atno.1 Patc..4 s-lii..
' The honses of Parliemeta: lip,. , people van searcelv "et enough tut
Watdimaker aria Jew- ' 1""r" '44411 wkti". I vas th"rv,- ,
it. 41
a r 091.61-i' IiIMILIAI : :2 tregPOra,
I'1*'.at4 01 f n.tress. sta. saline, on tin l(nt
I'1*'. Fine R1411.11137.'4' a "1.:inta of the Thames. it tla te,4 bac&
';4, l'tir Le, &Anus Caesar. Next the
If.g0 1 tY.
Prices Right!
No goods
to be given
away -
this week.
rushee is as 'queue amq Mar
HILLS. GREEN
la
Tilts tauttit.. AlieNt. Forest' anal Ins ttetter half
th, thrd,41.th tht,' r„
1,0
enteanee ton,Arti isuy trrse is krnt tu•soll In Ci6alern12 fair.
zvilitto st:114, ust,t4. itrottctht iskaot. touVit. stierer,416A takines,
in lasses tsetse tkaer, teeeit guest at Exeter &at -eels zsar
.1DT1144'-r- 1 DEP linucAloxr e ',If 114' tql,Wv-il" Ch=in. UPtioMBItt1111 aNkirt+ t atDtillnPfa la '! ,, A
1. Clip irregular as*.enl:',oilluge or short mitintiatr,r irid Itolizes at ZztreieiL
StrilS÷t., Cirlpi Vu$AZD1YVNII,.. 11'I01,7.(if”4. , i.1%[..tile
trtdi' w3utett is White t-easer and the ;Mrs- lhw's'n, "ft' Bisalitfora is
9:11ienell. lin it is it !hie les -Mien of 41 V71-iitt./4-; frisli9lIs llterP-
sBtutta Nontlutii. eilatreia. t littler ' if
t 'vW0`3°S :41%7 Li„lli. NIt11111!e. Bell. Salt. 'Nits' :S"111 "52'eti" "jf rtfl"rit"
:Tent tiattirday with C. Troyers.-
Meads% Brick. Beyer and the
ariehainp terser. Yarn van
; Levi Stelek aud Maxwell I.
ti' eurious earvings vivar:S :are busy doing heeiee work i•or:
suell s9risemess as Sir 'Walter liarrigevith,
'Solltiropter tan! wife attended
funeral of Mr. Curtz, Metifill-
ay m Ttnoqh*".
SUBSCISILBE
FOP.,
THE
Hess, oritathrt vaDitin Anne Bad ylie. wife ef Chas. Tres-er isareliased a fine FAR...11 FOR 8 ti
assesi lialleigin and otiner,.. and tine block,
e 2;uricth kritten on the Meek. all being t"111 and is in e43 Make 11 Un the Premises is good froros house
lienry VIII. ;Attired lier head to he, -pig while in Tqw!.-..nto. The undersigned offers for sale bla
severed by on taw whit+ is lying.; , 6excellent farm of hi Ceres being Lot 20c,,
they, other hatnes tire t,e0. Pringle has started the eider North Boundary of Hay. Land aIl clear.
people of note.
eider at the shortest notice. with kiteSen aad aerdisked, there are S,1
Saddlery, Crystal Palace. This palace has nee Tr„ess is, at present ,r 9-601.111S downstairs and 2 upstairs: 2 good
been deseril Old very aptly toe.; saes up with sichti' t h
air-: -The worlds' home of instruct- fsr epeely 3N..4„,me:rya. °- e
Furniture and ive anntsennerit.- Art in ail her::
d4 mends e
is always at hand to show, 1tobt. :Stephetasca is also oh the
t latest products of het gletions :sick list.
Piano St Organ and everlasting genius. The manic- 1
A fall stra cf goas jagt rasa.
eived and awaiting yeur inepeetion.
Ask frr the ilisLop fief. robe. or the
f,',41/2,s",;:atebewan buffailr) robe fancy
arnesg Word* to Qr. thasese Kidney -Mar Pigs,
leSt m price:4. 'Sweat pads at and ' as Weil as tha Kidasyg. harvest supper and entertainment
rags lient and hea,v
trunks aryl travellers supplies .at rock ; neeaute They Act Directly on the .Liver A number from here attended the
bs-7,0W Ct. Pains in the small of the back, over held in the Boston methedistehareh
the kidney, are usnally due to de- last Friday evening and report a
fold beauties of the grounds. the ' One day last week while dough
E , Kind
, nag. Chus. Stelek turned up an
, inelian skinning stone.
1 .,it ry ..1, i ,
A hamlet fermi here attended
as
S'eaforth fair.
of ao ac' oa
GRAND BEND
,-.1117 Rimiture fleparbment we ar„
rangements of thke.dkid.neys. and dhIst- good time.
:0-ar when the ne,l,s are set ing
alqs. •i-az.174. suites. faller oak and ache, by far the greater proportion, ,
"nare M-77; -5nites. LOW 'Side /tat thera are other kinds of baek-
Tom. I. P. S. visited our
that can • b. schools W 1
.
the ase'ress. P.Ats in the shoulders.
•
"Nat*
Imre- sf the couta sures= through t. -.e centre ot. tine '2.,n.At. and :gr. A. Bossenberrs- spent a few Fred. Hess, sr., 1
p.:47,i-s are caused by a te;ri,i'd ae- 'days in Sarnia this week.
illepartuneat we have a le rge tqleltait trautze. fr
-0) uno ter siges 3 too to91„1„4, (Itir thin+7•-.. end so -holt)
lrest wear inn h. froanu 7:9 /-1` t tvio :v
T!-iP ainicoVe qtawItatifals are for fa:,•,11 +(only!
P.,t--nn.*Ps for teen welt:tent mad vhiPchell. N. 13. 'We have ;:ttla
t‘,1.1..,Al'eltre-at itr=e;..„1,,riirpt ‘totral 0141 11.,w
ts silB(‘I'S made orsler and ree,airinst neatly` done.
en
barns, tone a bank barn) and other out P
buildings all in goad repair; geed water D'YPaf.M Gielods xviininm,v•
wl..1.11•414 '40P
from 4 xlittemat welis for stook andhouse:, ""''`
held. For tens arid pastieutets tanks to
JACOB MEYER, Blake P. 0. 1 2, 2tra 011.3.1111 and
AUCTION SALE!
'There will be sold by Pultdie Auction on j
Saturday the 313th day of Oetolyer, a two
o'clock p. in., at the Dominion Hotel
Zurich, The Zurich Flax Mills. This pro
erty is composed of 4 cares a land, a,
large, roomy mill building, machinery in
good working order, 2 large barns, one
warehouse and stable:. Terms of Sale: -
10 per Cent. to be paid ou day of sale, the:
balance on or about the 1st day of April
1901, when possession of the property will
be given. 7
.4 a e 0111 eurtani prrleA E• .BOSSENBERRY,Auetioneer
_ reached by treating raesday.
tirr, ..t t? , NI cr. and can only be d! iv- i J. F. Rickbeil,
R. R. Johnston, PROPRIETORS.
' ' • "'
-f4 ;.4,...,, ,..q... , v..... .,, , „ . PT1 CAA 70;;:en f.he liver is made healthy. Rev. Mr. Baird has renxoved to A. Heideman, I
nuan,,..ilei, for tine ane: -t al...I active.
Doi. a, nom_ To reach the liver, as well as the kid- C°1v11°U.
s. i'l. !1'4'1.11i'4"21" t11.4*V 1101'1° 7,0 IlvC,7:1:.-' tnerzhaendflIttoercTlgro eot.14131-1Thilrdi I
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. ,. This week it is our sad duty to Chas. Greh, i
STRAY NOTICE.
In t:i,. ( anafinIn market to- ' of ;,ackacho, there is but one UnfaiIi,, chronicle the death of ST e.
1 . e ;es frola i'slt(* up. Peter
A. :43.,•)(1 rerne,.y, and that is Dr. Ch-s:m•sturi‘la,fedt.d.: ' ,,,t11;;;Tig: ar le- ts i f:1(71,n-lii.i:ln) ;Nat: :(1:1 -.7:Prsrittin.eeels (rant
. , or ,:s., v. _..init,„ save.„, . , rre7,--Liver Pins. It is the o'n' II.
il:ilot:!:;:4'ci...f ,.1is, thp )il IS tinctet.Vnth(.r.:1.t lass this direct and c, i ri.2.1th inst. 3T-rs. Haa.:gart
:r:t?bthlaivter and kidr.eys. and - -.1''lla•
, 'whether e of this pima.. The remains -wi/I
.sexy 'or not. • cansed se liver or kldr. r -s.
buy ela-1,1) ° 'NT() rr,mble I 'lee thf. ')1113;
backache.
.1.11 a t aussiter of Mr. NVineses 'Gam
, be interred in Grand Bend cemete
t pill a dose, 25 cents a box,. at an deal- 7
701 f 110.00 Z14041
or Pdxnansonl pates and C.9.,
naye the heartfelt sympathy of the
,t‘r _ 0 stowi reasareas, cures
wio
• ; Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver pins, one Thursday. The bereaved fatally
\I/4,1
COnaintena
Strayed onto my premises, Lot 24
Con. 11, one mile north Zurich, on
ling ram. Owner may have same
or about the lithinst, a white year
by preying property. and paying ex-
penses,
41, JToKaLLEI p
aide Cioths
Our Special. Lines hi
inner ad TZ
WE .aTILL CARRY
The very newest patterns to
lett from Canadiali. .A1
fan and Scotch suitings. Co
in and examine these nobby goo
hardware, table and pocket cut -
We carry a full line of 8.heif
lery, nails, edge tools, etc, etc.
Clb's r
,OvetlivaCm
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