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FIRST YEAR, VOL I
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CIIURC4ES.
T. BONIFACE, Catholic,
Order of service for the winter.
Saudays:-High muss at lea a. m.
Cateerl¢ism and instruction at 12 o'clock
The holy Boar, Drone hour's visit tn
our Lord in the bles=sed sacrament from
, 3 to 4 p, tri. Vespers and benediction
Of the most blessed a;aeraine to at 4 p.in.
oat n Iyr+:�Iligfi mass at 10 a, m. Vus
pais and 1tenedietiem at 4 p. m.
'Week Hays:- grays every miorning at S
•m's log`!¢. First Fridays, mass with ex-
po -Won at ft o`erinela
Rev. Fanner Valentine, Parish Prie st
tl;'titiil:LICAL (lemma and English
am,elas,' t!eevienaa: -
Mir a, at sac o'ehack ti. m. English, .at
, wletee'ta pe. nn., Sunday s eh«,u1 at 2 pan.
+tae" idea) evening; Junior Allinuee. at i.
Vitra for :illus+iat•t'. at *l, t'Dzutr patent:e;at at.
alit-a,attntilsy e'oe>¢aiaal•. tIeranani p.rcrp;er
nteen344 at 7.404. Thursday e'wa'aiint;.:
gt. at>ta pray&r au«t-rita; at tta'. >`4aepaa5
f-Ver¢¢i11.; Ttl:{i ur--i' tsau°i=tinft tat *.
1Qtw. ('. 1II 1'itti.tle tma+r, E'aao;te,r.
4lalt{ etfi a. w. '.tri (riztnettai.
4tIntitty i@ '. tt UN?.
ettalQ t ;°i itaQs", Z itar.jaty tett
r4 fearer t%i.rfaintitits14, .lctlt
111N s. tun tial➢&' Zicht.
he
Comm
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STE ,; ' `r rietor
'iIWt <1+E'emtioa�'Latutiott for the'
:�1itas
t 4>4 t'➢➢lung; tttaYv➢ce. ;s tete
Oat . THE,COM METWIA1 'when
in &tl;l°ich. L'
Furl~-rs flays sample iroofor
eon nerciaa1 amen.
S.Y
IS FOOR. -
D... COOKE,
TZ::,'e itis lis 14;Prouddeot> )farlis;`'
`o3ere lE'sa$tRie.
Fiensatpl. Orta 'ice.
ROUDFOOl & HAYS.
1',cfn.s r 5s., StlY9P.a'�is c, ; r tai 1€'
Cor. Sfl> Mn+e asci Noel w1reet.
6�aiid' uttl i7Ot R. C. HAIrt
ZELL ''ER,
Creek loath 'Qty. eunua: is tlluron
"-r: o>i.aet xu.r taking tag Ainderclas.
e/. ,keg e ee. Vniu ntor oar the Hu-
:.,� Erie Loan anti Savings Co.
ZeNet Park. Zar:eis Ont.
BOSSEN BERRY,
i,;;:e Fen Auctioneer for Iiur-
Courts. re e+:imply solicits the I+tt-
;ouy .i': a6a(i a who inter.,1 lining sures.
upicH
^+f)a'II td ail - except 'undaa y s freill
Ill t:nt:l :! 11. nn.. The ::nails are
tributed.aas follows: Sai
1.Fon '�"rsr.�i33II.l..elesea 1n.
s, er
:a2 5:)11111.
.. ST :rostra, " 11 10 is .m." L. H. e4: B., " to )iasm.
�. Lax.&.B., .. 2a.5a ...
FROM Ht:
FRo xs eLL, arr. 11 .60 as m.
.. .. •' 7 ::ill pan,
.' ':ST T('S PH, " 10:45 at:nz.
" L. lis & B.." 11 :00 a.m.
• ` L. H. & B.. ' ` 7 : tl a.]1i.
Ernes Ion RI'+ ISTi.' t't'IViSi, must
•ted. l�aah aria 110"-T..rev icals to
time for closing the; mails.
S.°AHST, Postmaster:
dos. STANBURY, B. A.
Successor to COLLINS a& STANBU
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTA 1 tY,
Conveyancer, Money to Loan on Vi11ae�
and Farm Property at lowest rates of In-
terest. Documents in original German
read and advised upon.
ZURICH COURT ATTENDED
Office over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter.
OM, X0 1Pis yq
Miss Laura„Williams is spending
the week at Exeter.
Wm. Hoffman and wife visited.
at Crediton Sunday.
Miss Susie Johnson visited at
Kippers one day last week.
Autos Sweitzer of Linkville Mich.
spent the week with J. F. Rickbeil.
Mrs. Schaefer of Tavistock is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Schuelke
Misses Ethel Williams and Lydia
Koehler visited at Exeter on Friday
last.
The merchant who constantly
advertises never has time to become
an expert chess player.
Mrs. Schwalm of Pigeon Mich.
is visiting, with her parent:4 Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. True'nnner at l)rceeent.
Edgar Magel who has been with
his uncle John in Michigan for
nearly a ;near returned home Sutra.
clue evening*.
Vote for George Mc
Ewen, the friend of the
Farmer and the Labor-
ing man.
O. '?I. Baabti'ett'L ealptieiuta gensaalI
Swill visit Zncat'la on. Meentlay Nov.
lacus within f aill donne a «f t#Ret;€'a91«Zz'd•�
Mr. 1:1elteovek is an ullticinn caf e'x.
ieri'nc°eainati ;aawrainitef'snaati fastttatatn
"Velar eyes carefully tested fry's' tdf
elitue t . If your eyes need It :IS: S
ter *I• a*our old ones tin not give eat.
lefae tietn vonsta1t Bins. Remember
the date ;~kernels¢);Nov. 12th at
Greb'r naotel.
!► dadase sof Asthma
Odra. [le=,,ria• Eitidtla9at, Paflttica#nab alta'
't ?Jia.. saC ; •.,r."I feel it IIii1ti duty' to;
trete nantentd Dr. L"Onat:o' +Syrup tof
Litatteel and T nr'de`a=Fatine. ;as 1C had
thus Aet6ianna vests had t'cotaled get.I
nothing. to edea nue any gdtmL t,
friend of tante permuted me to try!
this remedy. dy as he lead t. bet it, ennd
it ore e- ,i tee es: nn/, $ tried fit.
rett,11 iy 4etre:d lusty. d aanan thankful
to•4da4' t:t4 rata d earn at wwendd wvaine pwa
tdnn aa' nn `the nkat' of remedy -
keep
eme dtik ep itt in the House :all the time,
aunnUd wva,,t?di i -.t w.! WIttieaa3' urns.
Ian lrri'ed:lm;w
good-bye to the
Canadian Contingent at Pretoria:
joist llefft r:- they started fear Cane'
ll o -aa. L.., e ti lgeeee'rts reinnaarkc'al t;hart.
ii
ever it wvai hie g..".dia:lfortme to
visit ("lama e al lar, hoped to meet them
This remark inspires the thought'
vT1aaa t a l .'to!'io2as reception `-Bobs
wverird'1 g -1 if he ever set ds.rt on ,
Canadian •z.el. For ae full yt'aar the
mal:] a of Canada have 1.eeit rt:aaedin_*.
stories ed Lord Roberts daily.
They have ? 4=etll kept apprised :lei
his i nedv€:n e'nts tLf his ger nafir-Y..en't'
'nnii2t,:r,Ti ase- ie'TE-n>?ne-nt agnea of his
rnfailing iaiaxl> tr'ss. gond humor.
largeness x heart and general ex-
cellence
n-
,C`el En ce a military- commander
and a man. They d+•ace t.e.r.catie
impress( =1 with the fact that the
world contains few *`i -a tea nun
than the r.zedest 'b7:t e'nrnan little
general who has aaeS+rmpli`is+ht':i such
*n'e'at things ilei nth Africa. anal
nothing vvu ill give the people of
Canada adaa gr: -aster pleasure than to See
biro in the f t`-lI and let him triter -
stand
staand K.- the warmth of their re-
ception Inew they love inion.
A fanner in as rieighberin:_ cou;:s•
-
tv sats I;e has adopted a plan oz ,.
advertisir.g in his home papers
which gree. t.a-i s'ti 1?sin inuc' 7. valuable
time and 1 rought endson ereturns
fer the n::a.t invested. He says:
•'W i.c:n 1 'n i eaacwr to sell g insert za
little ease + rt •.IMent i -i tl:e local
Ixt ens. ti• ' what I have to m `il.
Wad :f ?ave t•r•ss. holy many head
of eavit and when they t: -i , be
ready to .:o, and the result has
been n t'.'!::# .h# 1,ac -e•.s are right after
me. either personally or s.- mail.
and naturally I atiiwd s get isle;
hi hest tearket. If I want to buy a
lice se.:a : a cow or a cle•re n (.f
each, 1 insert l t a little aecw ei t• `)lent
that e.... -sty , sa_ -ne 50 rent~ and in-
fiteata t f ; _ : ( :lin;.; ,ver *' t' country
intir*_ren;, of my neighbors who has
tins or t1 -4.t fc..1.r sale, the a. -i:+^ rerww s-
p;tTCr likes it for n1e at less expert e
and thole, who have what I want
manage to let t1ie knaow in sortie
xray,
JTRICll ONT, F R I 0A1.7, NOV. 2 1900.
NO.14
Arthur Benedi,(�st and wife were
in town on Saturday.
Dr, Pallister of Bayfield called on
friends on Sunday afternoon,
Division Court on Monday, .rith
inst. A number of important cases
are on the list.
The Herald will be ready in good
season to supply Calancler's for
1901. Do not order till you get our
prices.
•
The many friends of Mrs. (Rev.)
Schuelke will be pleased to learn
that she is improving from her
recent illness.
George McEwen as a
farmer, owns and farm
t50 acres, and rents
yearly 300 acres, for
which he pays the Far-
mers nearly $3,000.
',Hello, old chap, I thought you
had been egged. on to stand for
Parliament by your relatives.
"So I was ; but I was very strong- J. Dumart will shortly retire
ly egged. off again -by the electors. from the firers of Rickbeil & Dum-
Phew !" art implement dealers. This firm
The folkotwing visitors spent'' did a large trade in Deering machi-
Sundaay with Mr. and Mrs. C. Eilber nery during the past two years,
Thos. Trevetliick and wife Crediton and it is tobe hoped that their
Geo. Broderick and wife and Miss successors will be equally success-
Kestle Babylon line, S. Hardy and fol,
wife and M. Kestle of town. Rev. P. Geiger of Bre*slau, took
both services .at the Methodist
church iztniday. He preached ft
very able sermon in Germain in the
morning and English, to a crowded
church at night. Mr. Geiger is a
brother of Abram Geiger of the
Goshen line, and was formerly a
resident of this seetion. He is now
located. at Breslau. where he has
ehaarge of a New MennonitO congre-
gation.
A Mania for Operations
Most playsit'ians are annaiens to
try the surgeon's knife and n'ee-
Duiraentl an tnperat9ttn for piles. .4
less erua'l, less expensive anti lens
risky ntit'thetal ie the use. of Dr.
Chase's Ointment. a preparation
that has never yet Nen known to •
fail tri cure Indene nen matter of what
form f,i' hen'ever long standing.
Don't think: of risking an operaatie)n
when yon elate ItP cured int your own
Imo by the nese of Dr. Chase's
Charmset. The eestphy'Cieiuns est«
Oscar Snell of Dashwood visited
friends hero on Sunday.
Geo. Trott and sister Gertie of
Hensel' were in town on Sunday.
Henry Cook, miller of Hensall
was in town Monday on business.
George Hess returned Saturday
after spending a few months at
South Bend and Chicago. Geo.
likes uncle Sam's country.
Geo. Baldwin, and wife and Lorne
Weir of Seaforth spent Sunday
with D. Steinbach. Mrs. Baldwin
will remain afew weeks with her
parents.
Rev. E. Schuelke, occupied his
pulpit at the Lutheran church, Sun-
day morning after an illness of
nearly two months, There was no
service '
The regular services in St. Boni-
face t+hurch, by the Rev. Father
Valentine were attended by large
congregations. both morning and
afternoon. Lane numbers come
from Hensail and Dashwood, and
Sunday being an exceptionally
pleasant clay. the trowel was larger
than usual.
Principal Latta, of Colborne
street sebool, London. gave a very
interesting lecture to the niodelites
hast evening on the subject of
"Drawing." He showed how pa.
tit'nee and practit'e aright make
proficient teaelne'rs of the subject,
lung the wVorlc might be arranged
systenmttie'ully. made interesting to
the e•laes, and used to advantage in
«'etnnt'e'tion with the tt'aa'bing of the
Other Subjet^ts on thea 'hale] ennr ae.
The lolae'ltl+carrel was used pr«efusel7
to illustrate the different pints as
i they were introduced. Prirneipal
',Latta above referred to 77.c4 at one
time ►rineap al e f our puldi ' slit to fn iu their d•rae'tiee.
and township clerk ft*i' llaay flee as
Never before. we believe. in the
number of reeure. We emigrate. iai'ftt9i,w• t)f tda€+ Nctrtl¢ �latae'n'tealn
Lite fir, Latta onhiscontinuedneutron nt latae there teen snatch as
Btu:Tess us 'a tvae'lae'r.
New Dress Goods
New Mantles
New Millinery 1
New Tweeds
Each season brings its new wants and new supplies are provided
Stocks are fast filling up and we are ready to fill all orders. Our niil-
iner will be here next week with a fine line of new ideas.
Our dress goods department is complete. We are showing a fine
range of home -spun and.suitings at very low prices.
We are in it with our tweeds, -having bought very largely this
season we are ready to show you a fine range of black and worsted
serges, Scotch and Canadian tweeds at very low priees.
Give us at call before before purchasing elsewhere. No tra,u'sale t, i
show goods:
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Main
Street
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�1 'e Got
1'rnaluee taken in exehange for goads.
• We do ats we say
`rritit of oltj'tionu int t++ffit' time
TEE orkza4.' :IS sHE t5 Now es will be Stitatea Sea. in the early
da.pi tof ue?fit month. The United
Ritantlr: aat'4' c'elntaantiq;Ush' in ear. a�yRates elee'tion�i are heed Nov. +lith;,
e�ntlaata+ els v'e':,rnr adi3ng the health eef the J Jetninie n eke etions, Neon . r tla.
gta.eenn �'s ie+tela 6,t. ulna+L°V°er now out teat' eleethat1i' iii Ni9t.Wie3untllaiII+d
I meal$ then the rsae?_st tttarssiin rep (arts as Nov. stk. Takang in. as thea tik
atcear friinn !collie sen r'e ebS' other.' , 4hantc t t i,C, hole Of they n2Urtlaer"ni
a+ 'e'tew't of these t'nntlte-tntn"2 cif they nIttift American
Centats, it isinte r stilt I tel Lea4d l , ntirient, the nanenadtgtat;tnntly 1i,4? CuN'dd
Fe...,t.aiNteel. an+somewhat of to I:ben:Qom-
flra snt II. A. 111that :
tie r- lh tifiesta turas never in wdd krir e.r„en.
life tatter in be 1y and 1lrraincd than
she is at the present anio tri e'nt„ Hee'' The s aittsint[ n tdai'15i711ydinut this]
powers kr if' u,a'ajltaana_zz L a<'6`O. it is t "ite' e+•, biiii!"tty tIle in deep tri but anon.
nae
a great aa5e':astrr-' faired. but diolea..'an week- +eeiiars tbtaduring, "open
,a,t!heis.vise she is 8. strd; ig as ever ac".'a for hunting. and if they reel9 e was., . 'Y _lull repeals tvith rt -ea r i Nle k tikaa t'«)' sot deer. they will to
fid L'
tbe Utate klig her eyesight are d",t' their *rotes. and if they stay at
nand°.a exec e mated. At her .age it to ,sunt' to vote. they will iniss the
is itnupo sable to t'sgci t that the , i,l-st u 2 the sport. Application has
'eyes trill be as strong as when 4lue .,z +-n iinaacde to the Provincial
wva?ae a young woman ; out the fact autho,rities to extend the eensaoan for
remains that she a u1net c3.•v as great ll hunting. but Hon. J. 11. Gibson.
titan of t'ritinPt reading. gnat II, t .o. A
ttor€ey-Gemerap, has given�
no eeooiapslicantt'tl one -ratio A i . neces , it as his opinion that the OlIera seam-
sMry theugint ei. and 4•Vet nA ,q1 fbt ideer cannot t1P cAIMIC"fled.;
the Queen n ritesl most +b;< her ]riga =lie-.'aason is theca b;; art 4Vi! Oar- i
v'ate and faainily letters with her hh.e'atont. and without another act -,
own hand. The most remarkable c -sale' not be altered.
thing about Her Maa,esty is the'
wonderful manner in which she , ('a,s7 Inep .ASino. The great ad -
has preserved. the lull freshness 'v ar.•i o. in the east of tell. Materials
a^recd retadine.s eFi her namintd and used in the production of printed
her ittetnnor r. Her inate'1 e1•t is un- nt*aattcn• 1aaa.v matte it one eessary for
ede efeteldly as ekar alroll sttolig. taltA Mo. 7'rinter who would :nuke a div -
her 1.f.a',Nrt- is Yl' ale tenti*:e as It , in; h bi!',ibt)rt1onn.te y 'increase his
was fifty ..ct-aSs age.'2'ra$e'tttn?es says the "Pr''a tical Prim -
she a stteniehee t"ee"n these who -.He'll alsaTt eases toil el' t e'u
knows , eer SEet3t i v the minuteness the principal item -
of her knowledge with Ireaaarld tail ` ff ++wa fifty per Q eget greater than
any individetaallitee aorominneant in any it -tree as year mad a smell' aaga. Other
c1c•praai•t:rne)nt of national life. But naaalL5lalls have also a reataiy all 9
w oat is even sun :re renuaarkabilr is vas :. ;;..i .At the plre'sent writingiu y
l?c 1 Maaje' ty's close atgnaintanct'si would 5e difficult to mention any- k
with ;The movements of the nioddern u thing used by the minter which
world d ettsiele those favoured elaas a aant't•' purchased at the Sinn(' price'
seen she watch's, -`or instance at which it was obtainable two
with 'L'a-ea1t intere4e every new de- years ug"0.
1aarture either in literature or joolr-
n.;iis?n. Mention to her any man y r - r� �e
or vellum of letters. and she will ;a itKE 1 S
inirt.a=icf.ttely 11rove to 'you that she', p{wcised ,every Tlirarsday aafterr.ocn.
known, a great Ileal not only about
their works and leniencies, but
Si'lna'rea
abort themselves personally; their t� at -
+en :•a:c•tt`r. adventures, prrslri.ttls
ties. Their are some people who
picture Her Majesty living in se- $aatte'r
isolation of s ' i itr ra.�
well as of existence. and either E`
ignt.ra.nt "f ail that goes on outside t 11It'kt+ns
certain . neat l circle; r,r indifferent Daick a
to them. This Is to entirely I1Lis
take her character and her conceit- t Potattx,5 r - -
tion r.? _ler duties. She thinks her- . Dutch . e, L' - 4
HENSALL MARKETS.
11
63 to 63
.
- 23 25
35 :37
50' 5:3
2.00 2.10i
17 17
13 142
- 43 :)1
6 it
..7 .)
20 2:1!
self .7('.und to be keenly alive to
everything in.g ;bat t. -res en ; to morel
with as well a a:.y;•) watch the tinges;; Vt. heat -
she never thin"~of aallJtving her 1 Oats
min.',to mitt rel <�r(swr narrow or in- l Barley
tnit^r:i:it or•unevillin t+1 ani ept i 's i Peas
ideas. In fact, in the ;I,ighe;;t sense 1 Flour
of both terms, the 'Queen is a new : Hogs (live)) Per est - 5.85 a :).90
as well as an old woman. • ; do (dressed) - - - 0.10 7401
64 to 64
22 03
36 :37
;;0 5:3
9.00 2.10
Boot :e
Store
Leave yottr measure
i at a Ea
a 1V - just
stto has ,•••;,, y' .t:+c>h
toWn /It
rdrann t r tibu l3 V � ' I; !i. v•
Nrie_a s aan'/I yea ' a- ieetal .a9"
t eelt*s ,al' a' 174 etre
nitre t`t »fig: ,:Jana1 11i+ a-eri+t
you will he right 1'7 ,41'1
arlatle er°ati.
l'•4•44 Ottlf fua2 tic
shtq'w ff i a'- `2 tl 11
9�
1+); rtIt114+t`rie'u " line
d wz<oottait e., " i+t»d'o, ii'
or a !fleet-c-lla . ti i''.+.te
1?!Svc
v tit/ 116
re he handle the celebrated tut proof. gutta 11,er, ha
Granby Rubbers. Butter an41 Eggs taken 11)1 tr a( a'.
we WILL NO 1" BE UNDERSOLb 1
F IT
Zurich
New
Dress
Goods
and
IVP1 -nery
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