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The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
FIRST YEAR, VOL.
ZURICH, ONT. FRIDAY, APRIL 19 1901.
CHURCHES.
S
T. 130NIFACE, Catholic,
Order of service for the winter.
Sundays:—High mass at 10 a. in.
Catechism and instruction at 12 o'clock
The Holy Hour, or one hour's visit to
our Lord hi the blessed sacrament from
3 to 4 p. m. 'Vespers and benediction
of the most blessed, sacrament at 4 p.m.
Holy Days: —High mass at 10 a. m. Ves
pars and benediction at.4 p,
Week Days :—Mass every morning at 8
o'clock. First Fridrgs, mass with ex-
position at 9 o'clock
Rey. Father Valentine, Parish Priest
EVANGELICAL, German and English
Sunday services: -
German, at 10 o'clock a. m. English, at
7 o'clock p. ra., Sunday school at 2 p.m.
Tuesday evening; Junior Alliance, at 7,
Senior Alliance, at 8, Choir practice at 9.
Wednesday evening; German prayer
meeting, at 7,30, Thursday evrning;
English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday
evening; Teachers' meeting at 8.
Rev. C. H. Finkbeiner, Pastor.
gteutfdle Petri
gottesbiertft vertu. 4alb kj 1Thr
unb abaft* 7 1.4r. Sonntagfcbule
itasilm. 2 Ilhr. ichrerverfammlung
211ittirech abettbs halb 8.
paftor.
it V, BA.CHAND, St. Joseph.
-'"4•1- Notary Public, Fire and Life In-.
suranee Agent, Money to Loan, either by
private funds or loan companies.
H. J. 0. COOKE,
(Late with Garrow & Proudfoot) Barrist
er, Solicitor, Notary Public..
Hensel!, Ontario.
pROUDFOOT & HAYS
Barristers, Solieitors, Notarier Public
et, etc. ('or. Square and North Street,
Ooderich, Ontario
W. PROUD F CO R. C. HAYS
E ZELLER,
The Soul's Desire,
}JETTY SWAYZ.
Teach me to feel, what others feel,
Their sufferings let use know,
Let my heart beat with sympathy
At another's tale ot woe;
I crave not wealth to crown my
path,
Nor fashion's tinsel show,
Lest I forget the d.nty, I
To God and heaven owe.
Teach inc to live above the realm
Of dishonor, sin and shame,
Lift up before me the priceless
worth
Of a pure untarnished name,
Let not my soul unheeding
In the mad pursuit for fame,
Recklessly sacrifice all of good,
But live with a nobler aim.
Unfurl before my open eyes •
The banner of virtue, white,
And let me follow its narrow path,
Though the way seem dark as
night ;
This earth is but a journeying place
And life by far too short,
To spend our whole time reveling
In pleasures of every sort.
Then teach me to feel what others
feel,
Open my eyes to see
The suffering of this sinful world,
And fill Die with sympathy ;
Help are to live, that 1 may lift
At least somo of humanity
To a higher, nobler and better
plane,
Preparing for eternity.
We take much pleasure in pub-
lishing the above , written by INliss
Swayze of Montrose, Mich., a
daughter of our friend Sam SWaZe
Of Blake. Miss Hattie is a native
of this township, and we would be
pleased to have her become a regular
contributor to our columns. --.ED.
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About People We Know, Where They
0 Are, or Where They Are Going, and
What They Are. Doing,
Chas. Fritz was at Dashwood on
Wednesday.
August Hill of Crediton visited
with C. Greb on Sunday.
Rev. J. W. Andrews of Varna,
was in town on Tuesday.
N. M. Cantin spent part of this
week at his home in St. Joseph.
Chas, Grab brought in a ear load
of wire and nails on Friday laSt.
J. Dumart purchased a new
Cleveland wheel from W. C. Hess.
H. 3. D. Cooke, barrister of Hen -
sell was in town Monday, on busi-
ne ss,
A load of speculators from here
drove to St. Joseph on Thursday
afternoon.
The l South Huron license com-
missioners have a meeting at Hen-
son today.
John Moro the Massey Harris
agent at Henson had a very sue-
cessful delivery on Saturday.
Albert Zettel's young child at the
Blind line has been very ill with
cramps, but is slightly better.
John Hey Jr. disposed of a wagon
load of spring calves on Saturday.
They were brought here from Wednesday.
Ingersoll.
Desford Marquis, P. Lamont's
A wedding in which one of our shire horse was brought to town
estimable young ladies is interests. on Saturday last. See description
ed will oceta' shortly. Full par- in another column.
tieulars next week. P. Sipple has ts centract for digs
C. Eilber sold his driver to Jos.
H. Wickins of Ingersoll.
C. Hartleib received a carload of
wire fencing on Wednesday.
Jack. Eilber and family spent
Sunday with his brother Chris.
The, new flax Co, have already
seeded over a hundred acres of flax
W. H. Hoffman and family spent
Sunday with friends at Crediton.
Jonas Hartleib, of Dashwood
visited his brother Charles on Sun-
day.
S. Hardy left for Port Huron on
Thursday afternoon on a prospect-
ing tour.
Wesley Mauer of the Bronson
line is very low with inflammation
of the lungs at present.
NO. 38
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We do what we say.
Produce taken in exchange.
Levi Hamacher was in town. Sat-
urday and exehan.,od horses with f„IsssnesiiSsnsnt?,nSSssissisniSesnesiesissSiniiseSessisesnItsnisisssiI.SSIississsnisenSesseessseaeeSs
Aug...Masse of St. Joseph.
F, Hochem and Fred. Leibold are
s• • sn.„
digging a well on the property re- m
nor.
cently purchased by Mrs. Truems ..
C. Eilber took Nelson nliller, an
nnfortunate young man of the 14th
Con. to the London asylum on.
This department is to the
front, and on its table's are
to be seen the choicest trim-
med hats evsh
er own in rp;
town. It is under the sup-
ervision of a skilled hand
who will always be„ pleased
to show you through. It
will be to the interest of
every lady to call and see
the new styles.
C. G. Garnett drain contractor of ging a well for T. Berry at Hensell
Census Takers Numbers over 9,000, Delaware, spent Monday her per- and also for digging the foundation
The officials who are now busily fecting arrangements for the for Berry's new sale stable.
. Clerk 10th niv„ Court, Huron engaged taking the census of Can- It is reported in Thursday's Lon -
swamp drainage works,.
. normaissioner for taking Affidavits, ado number, 9,029 made up as fol- Wm. Miller of St. Joseph went to don Free Press that H. L. Peine had
Couveyaneor it Valuator for the Hu- lows : 1 special. eonnoissioner, 2 as_ London, Thursday morning, •where sold his interests in the Rishinond
ion and Erie Loan and Savings Co. sistants, 14 chief officers 335 vont- he purchased a boiler and engine house to Cook Bros. of that eity
Mire— Zeller Ittook, %oriel' ont, ullSSiont7rS and assistants and 8,677 f ' ' h*: b • (. a • - Y ' • CY,',ePli• H. L. owned the Commercial here
,
enumerators. Of Chief officers The old boiler at the Grist mill ' several years ago.
Ontario and Quebec are allotted was taken out on Monday last, it. Rev. Finkbeiner left 'Monday •
four each, and the other provinces new one put in place and the mill afternoon for Berlin to attend the
one each. started again Saturdry noon, This
The commissioners and assistants was very rapid work.
are divided amongst the several An excellent gas well has been
provineee aa foliONVS • Ontario 118 •
E BOS1-3EN.13ERRY,
• LiQpiimmt ,...kumionser for nin-
on Comity. re•speetfully solieits the pat-
ronage of those uho intend having sales.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
LLERY,
Dentist. graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, •also honor
graduate of Department of Dentistry,
Toronto Vniversity. Painless extraction
of teeth. Piste work a tperiality.
At Dottuulon House Zurich, every
Monday. 1-26
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THEY'RE
You will always find the latest, swt,llest and must up -to -
(.late styles at the
PEOPLE'S BOOT
A NO
SHOE STORE
hoe/welled Conference which is 'We are ItNtdors in fasliionable ft )( 4 weur. 14.:V011111in 0. in
beinsfheId at Berlin this week. He s e ,
Will be absent over Sunday. Men'q Ladies' and Children's Shoes always on hand at
• 4,
, struck at Leamington, on the lake Several "travelling men" were lowest prices. If you want • the very latest for spring
*whet. 112 ; British Columbia. 22 ; shore just east of the old wells. in this seighborhood recently offer- s , • +I x / . , 1-7, 17
New Brunswiek 2 ; Nova Beotia 2.1 ; Aecordilig th the tovm's agreement ing 63.00 watches for $.3:).00. if .1 t all i :it' itta (imp, s an:WM.1f DI Z111114.11 et IWO ri-t et knit, 1*,
nhothwest Territories 20; Manitoba with Mr. Mosher, who drilled the you want watches or anything else
10 ; Prince Edward Island 5. Of well, he
the 'LLS mm
s rereive no pay -unless for that atter buy frothe loeal
8,077 enumerators Ontario has he got a 'well that would produce dealers and you are always on the 0 I-1AS
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3,s03, Quebee 2.618, Manitoba 51112, 1,500,000. eubic feet of gas duper day. , safe side
406, Northwest Territorie394 .
Nova Sootia 545, New Brunswick George Benson, of 'Windsor. sna.de
British. Columbia 2s3, and Prince Prins two tests of the well, By the pilot :
test lie found that the well would! Horse went Skyward.
THE SHOEMAN
haceee.or t 0 i 1)1 I1\'4,. STANIIPRY
G. STANBURY, B. A. E 1 • al
The s(heduIes the inumera- the minute test he found that it Come down from there ! Where
• • . . uee 1 , 4n0,000 feet a day and got darn brute
by ; "Ili, there, ye Z u R 1 0 H
tion of manufacturers have been had a eapaeity et 1,634,000 fetn• a d'ye think ye're goin": I say get
Conveyancer, Money to Loan on Villatte
BARRISTER, soLterron, NOTARY, withdrassm from the ordinary en- day. S. T. Copus. of Hingsville, ' ont ". that elevator ! Whoa! Ban. I
mere:tors at the different indus- I who also tested the well, says it Look fast ! Ye're tippin' out all the . Butter and Eggs taken in exchange.
trial centres in Canada. rind the has a l. "
terest. Documents in original German
and Farm Property at lowest rates of Ist-
census for this woi.k will be eek pressure of 150 poundssurrip!
ead and advised uentrusted to special agsnts to be These and a volley of ()thee. exehn
rpon.
appointed. by the Minister of Agri- OBITUARY, mations were heard in the alley in t
ZURICH COURT ATTENDED
31118. JOS-. t`.rut farmer wa
13IPEAr. :dere, on Euclid -ay. WedeesdaYn
emture. The following are the ' — the rear of Chandler &- Rudd's,
Mice over O`Ineil's Bank. Bseter. itis and towns in Ontario to , ft is our sad duty to chronicle taterlmon. A wild-t117d. lont.r-legp;-
esehich this applies: Ingersoll, the death of MrsJo
, s, campteos, ebtl s sedes
en pttny -
Cornwall. Ganansqlle, OttaWit, sish,r of Atab•ew Mittelholtz. J. ttWing to Pull a SPrawilY hag tiOWn.
KillptoD, ('LI 1(4)11 Place. Alniollte , Mittelholtz and Mrs' John 13. Pos-
ter. all of this town. the side of the building.
Brockville, Peterboro, Oshawa,
The horse was hitched to a brace
Bowinaleville, Tort intt i TI WW1 t
The Commercial
Hotel,
The death 004 UDI at Detwit. op. the freight elevator, which was
Junction, .As*r. Galt, Berlin, Writer- sr 1 .
, n. /.. on Saturday. April 13th, and fast disappearing toward the second!
ss loo, Guelph, Brantford, Hamilton, . the rern.th . ., • ,
L. FOSTER, . rrorietor Dunla — . ,_ ., .., i • , , c b. v.tut ,not4.,at finin ,
no tS,,,Nessmarasetr3t. eat =Ines "
.7 there on Monday, the funeral tak- . The farmer yelled "Whoa '." to :
Every accommodation for the Merritton, Woodstof.k. St. Thomas.
London. London East, Chatham, ! ing place to Mount Carl/nun (vine- t m' horse and sswore at the unseen;
travelling public. Aiwuvs stop
Petr tery on Wednesday at 10 ll'elOrk. opera
tor of the elevator, but inch
in urichConingwood
t
at THE COMMERCIAL when . ohm, Owen Nound. Lind'.. and I the vrvices being. eondru.ted 1)s by hich,w
the tar ent up, until the • fel
Z. .
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i ( N. `atia•r beanlon. assisted by hone stood up vertically, with his
HZ A 'SALL. f Rev. Firtlite. Vallentin of Zurich. fore feet in the car and his 11311(1
loirst-class sample rooms for The deceased was only 26 years and feet barely touohing the ground. ' On
' Siwcial to the HERALD- 7 months old. She leaves a hus. ' The farmer was madly tugging at
Our loeal papers missed the band and two sons. the eldest beine i
h the reins.
Commercial men.
LOUIS VOSTER, - ZMUCII ( once of a life time for a first N 01113" ; 'e L14 of age, to mourn he; , All at One°, the stout neek-strap, for the next
class sensational iteln MA week 1loss. , which had held the horse to his •
when one of Hensall's sports got The pallbearers Were Messrs. A, soaring hitchiog postbroke, and
caught on the afteient game of Mittelholtz. J. Mittelholts, Louis the horse sat down s•igorously on
footraeing. !Foster, Simon Dietrich, Simon ; his tail and rolled over, half fright -
IL J. D. Cook has engaged Miss 1 Hartmann and Louis Dabus, The
Innes. London. as titenognepher
, cortege was followed by a large,
, ened to death.
The choking strap was remove1.
and typewriter for his I v ffi ' nn b f
Cent Di
Whiter
"the Mominion"
4nerlemalgoeYeemetsimmiseememethd.wommowasernseine.senv...,..
Equipped -with all modern
convenienees. First-eh/8s
accommodation to commer-
cial travellers. Bar and din-
ing room always supplied
with the best obtainable.
G, 1, Shoemacher) Prop,
zu R104 -I
as o ce. m or o mourners. . from the animals neck and no harm
Hensall Lawn Tennis Club was THE HERALD extends its sympa. was done, although the farmer:
organized on Tuesday night, the thy to the bereaved husband and e 'lowed it was a narrer escxxpe.- I
following are the officers. Presis othei re atises. , ••Dul ye ever see thheat o' that 1
dent, Rev. Henderson; Secretary ---- ---nss....- — in all yer born days?" 1m asked,
Treasurer, F. A. Seiler sExecutive Zurich base ball Muir. 1-I vow I gidu't s'pose that blamed
committee, Messrs Babcock, Fergu- A Very, enthusiastic meeting was - old machine 's ould. go teethe off .
son, Cooks Bonthron and Smith. held at the HERALD office on Mon- upstairs., all alone, with nobody
G. Is. Babcock secured the con- day evenine and it NV1a 44 una rennin it, and the old farmer t li;
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tract for supplying the band in- ly decided to organize strong team! H. P. Green, of South Nell -burg, : r c RE:
ed soothingly- to the horse. ID , ri.,....ET
struments to the committeeThelfor the seasonThe following ER
band, has been organized and is! offieers Were elected: Hon. Pr
esid I had brought a. wagon load of maple
1
count
Ooods
W. hit Vt • tit •eidell elear 4 Ent the
l)uhalee T Ir nu* Sti wiz of Win-
ter Goods to 'nuke room for our
Lai',' Spring Stock% -which will
8177rig slarrrtly, and in order
Dv (gear out oni• Stook. we will
give '2:i lo. e. diNet for the next
aeys. on Men's Overcoats,
Latli..s' Mantles, I'hiderwear.
vn Dress el s • Caps. NV no
Shawl:, Wool Blankets, Ready
made D. B. Suits. Mitts. Hoods,
in fall. everything in the. line
et' Winter Glens.
N'th• also have a few Ladies'
Frr 1 'oats. ('ill', Caperines and
Ruffs, and few Goat Robes
erey and 171ack, which we
will I.:ear t a nig reduction.
Nov is your chance to secure
a Beneath while this sale lasts.
Highest Prices
x„a t'„'}3,,tter. Eggs, Dried
Apples vt(..,
now practicing two evenings a dent, F. Hess Sr. ; non. Vice presi_ i syi•up to town, and when he drove; se----e-----es—sesessees---------sse---
week- under M. Bedford's instruc. detit, P. Lamont ; Captain, sn,„..,,, . into the alley behind Chandler & : Prehistoric Nines. MARKETS
tot. recently told the following
A well-known electrical eontrac- tion. In a Very short time ba- Faust ; Secy.
day night concerts will be given, Umpire, P. Sipple. Onr town has
Trees, W. G. Tie's'Z - Rialdds ho thought the elevator ' The prehistoric Mines at Hart.:
post was .a good place. to hitck. his: vans, snyoming, i
story on one of his foremen, art quite alt attraction for the town. of late years been a little behind in ' li?rs,F while he wentdp to Ms ..1:1Ve Nam tenlinin- •
Irishman of ability- in electrical Thos. Welsh struck What might outdoor sports but it may be confl- his Wed down sap . Everything , tor
er ed by Prof. George Dot.soy-, Cur a- , 1.'..,vo7 Thursday afternoon.
installations but whose. knowledo I be called a flowing avell on his, dently expected . that this season would have been all melt it some- , lh of the Columbian Musenne -menu
of entside matters is limited. On r , , N 10 'nth, Liar the Induois Chits'
premises at the electric lightpower some good exhibitions of nplay. body on the third floor hadn't ' .
assistant electrician in charge tif
the day in question Pat left his
a, water works system for the town.
house and now proposes putting in ball" will be seen. wanted the elevator. ---Cleveland ' were also extensively engaged in . pens
, ill addition to working the mines. , 13arley
Onr secretary invites eorrespon- Paper'
the plant they were installing while Me -council view the thing with deuce -with neighborihg towns with
he trotted down town to a jewel- favor and purpose submitting a by a View as to arranging Matches,
lees to buy a ring for his wife -to- law to the people in a short time. etc, It is to be hoped that our
be. After waiting until he could The proposed cost of work will be citizens will stand loyally by the
obtain the ear of the clerk vvithout
boys and render them every assis-
about $0000 -
letting others know his business, 3. c ase, the grocer, has sold his
Pat whispered hoarsely to him, natty driver to hie brother and tance possible.
"Give me the best wedding ring purchased another from. W. R.
you have in the shop." Hodgins.
"Eighteen karats?" queried the
clerk.
"No," snapped Pat,drawing back
13.th inst. Susannah Xittelholtz
in an offended manner. "Atin,
onionsa its any of your business." i Nvlfe of Joseph Campau at the age
, of 26 years and 7 month%
s --Electrical Review,
62 to 65.
27 28
LAPORTE :—Hay, April 10, the wife muted with
MASSE :—Hay, April 12, the wife
Lotus „Masse of a daughter. of swindler gave his name as George
- city, The raising of the checks
H. Winton and claimed to be eon.
all bank for $2,455, The
a bicycle firm in that] at '.solk quarrying..
young household and warlike i»strinnents
done by the women and ehildren,
tin their lodges, whi7e the men Nvc‘re "()11-tts
near at hand, the finishing being
Dr- Dt)rs(7"; IMP"'
Barley
heat
IIEN'SALL MARRETS.
62 to 64
4,1s;
2.00 2.10.
2.00 2.10
•fg5
20 25
14 14
10 10
48 60
3S 42
5 5
0
of John Laporte, of a son,
I will spend the Kennon- in inakingIFPie0a1,s.n.
(live) per ewt - 6.25 6,26
HESS. --At Zurich on the 16th inst. Wtt'S
80
S011,
the wife of Win. G, Hess, of a !the bank suspected any crooked-
neas.
V0)7 neatly- done, neither of ;
Subscribe for TUE HERALD'
!further investigations.
do (dressed) - - 7,40 0.00
tete
lVfmrensiornsz,--At Detroit on. the
4.411.6
Boma
• manufaeturig varlolls 111strtallentS. Fleur
Around the village the ground was iButter
A Clever Swindle. t strewn with fragments of flint and Ensss
partly construntea arrows, lances. ;I ITi'elsens n, -
At Toronto on Saturday after- f hammers, ete.. showing that the •' Ducks
noon the Batik of Comme•ree was
people who worked these quarries ; Geese
victimized with a raised cheek to carried on the manufaeture (.4 Petal (-10,1
the extent of $2,900 and the Imper-