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The Official Organ of Zurich. and Hay. Township.
FIRST YEAR, VOL. I
ZURICH, ONT. FRIDAY, JTJNE 14 1901..
NO. 46
CHURCHES.
ST. BONIFACE, Catholic.
Order of service for the summer.
Sundays: High Mass at 10 a, m.; Cate-
chism and Instruction at 12 o'clock;
Vespers and Benediction of the Most
Blessed Sacrament at 7 p. m.
Holy Days: High Mass at 10 o'clock;
Vespers and Benediction at 7.30 p. m,
Week Days: Mass every morning at 7.
' 30 o'clock; First Fridays, Mass with
Exposition at 8 o'clock; The Holy
Hour, or one hour's visit to our Lord
in the Blessed Saeramet every Satur-
day evening from 7 to 8.
Rey. Father Valentine, Parish Priest
EVANGELICAL, German and English
Sunday services: -
German, at 10 o'clock a. in. English, at
7 o'clock p. m., Sunday school at 2 p.m.
Tuesday evening; Junior Alliance, at 7,
Senior Alliance, at 8, Choir practice at 9.
Wednesday evening; German prayer
heating, at 7.30. Thursday evening;
English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday
evening; Teachers' meeting at 8.
Rev. C. H. Finkbeiner, Pastor.
fcuddle, cu. Tutt . St. petri Virdle.
0Ottesbicn ft Dorm. ilaib li LTllr
unb abcnbs 7 1Ihr. Soi nta3f dlule
Doral. 9 1111r. Eehrerveriammluit4
jr']onnerftag aben bs unt8.
t Vic, uStor,
i V. BACHHAND, St. Joseph.
' Notary Public, Fire and Life In-
surance Agent, Money to Lean, either by
private funds or loan companies.
kx. j. D. GOOLE,
CIVIC
HOLIDAY
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
ON
FRIDAY
JUNE asst.
The Citizens are making arrange-
ments for a Grand Day's Sport at
the popular Summer Resort,
GRAND BEND
All Business places
will be closed
Base -ball match, married. vs
single ]nen ; Foot races ;
Prizes will be given, and a
good time i4 assured. Coarse
COMA!
A. Successful Zurich Boy.
Mr. M.A. Burl:anaal. who stood' Mrs. J. D. llei'ner and niece left
at the head of the graduating t'l,l'ds for as visit to thein loom. tit CM.
(Late with Garrow at Proudfoot) Barrixt at the University of Toronto in ; ,p •1ng;•s t)]1 Wednesday morning.
et, Solie'ltor, Notary Public:. 1(,Lotlt'1 ]t ]illtl.;atat,'.',t?afi Ilatat lint"il e,fl t'rt'(1, • , .r ,
IIeasall, Ontario, a. fellowships 1 `I1o'ltatna'e `Inial; Miss Fred
Lt slot►llraai:l vt iltand latete daughter,
1
r. �...� :lit:„ lieges
in the (h a„t l'mvt lsity, "rel.. 1 "
= _ _ 7'ltc sc ft llowsbi ►s areusuallty naming ares u•alntaanees Ilene this
E0U0FOOT & HAYS g�"Lve!il to graduates of one or
two ;'SOWS' standing;, but Mr. • Mr. N. D. Buleha►naan son of T)r
Barristers, Solieitur:t, Notnri" Pubtir But•laatauan's attainmenta were so But'lalnaul p►ussed his se't=tend year
pre, eta, Lor.: ttuare. and North Street, t"ct't'p►titanate ars toi'ntit1e' sling to the c�saalninattiult intut+,lie ine• aet'1'al'unto
Ouderieh, Clnatarlo award of a fellowship ittlnitediate'ly L:nive'rei'ty with ]et►iso*' .
R. C. HAYS On graduation. He is spentling the 1Ir. J. Dennis who bus been
sUU11Uer vatt'ation in Pruner,. and p employed with Mr. C. P rata, for
Italy. but %rill rtttttrn in the an- some aneilitlny, 11'ft del Sattltrthty'
Of News Here, There
and Everywhere.,
A seasonable query- Is it hot
enough for you?
Air. J. Torrance of Egluondvil]e
was in town on Tuesday.
Mr. Andy Mittelholtz purchased
a driver from Mr. S. IE.annie.
Messrs P. Lamont and E. Zeller
visited Grand Bend on Sunday.
Mr. Jolniio Deiehert is able to be
out again after being laid up for
several weeks.
Mr. Fred Howald and Miss Ben-
der of Stratford are visiting friends
here at present.
F. Hess SrSon have an ordc r
for one of their fancy buggies, to
be sent to Durham.
Quite a number from bore attend -
cal the conservative Convention at
Hensall on Thursday.
Misses Wt'ttlaufer of Blyth are
visiting Mr. Itiekbeil and other
friends here at itresealt.
Mr. Fred. Hess Sr, returned on
Wednesday evening, from bis trip
to Toronto and Buffalo.
Messes 1). Steinbach and I"M.
.Appel attended. the assizes at (code.
ria'1► this week, as 'imam
W. POUDFOOT
FR1TZ :-On the 7th inst, the wife
of Mr, C. Fritz, of as son.
Mr, August Guhr of Listowel,
called. on friends here, this week.
Several of our anglers brought
in lung strings of perch on Tues-
day.
It is never too late to learn, but
when a plan thinks he knows it all
that settles it.
Mrs,Nieholsoii of the Blake hotel
Maas been gra]hted a license at the
Village of Blake.
Remember the date of the Zurich
Public School picnic and eivic holi-
day, Friday Juno 2lst.
Mr. Albert Gies, son of Mr. E.
Gies arrived home from Belleville,
call Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bose of Se-
bringville were visiting with Mr.
Henry Iite111t'r this week.
.Ur. 'Wm. Beaver's flock of snoop
Mum to t'tallt-nine his tettadi(`''4in :evt'llin g.'ft►r his bonne at Exeter.
JZLLER,
Chieugo.-Toronto
11
• Clerk lath Div. Court, Hurts Don't f4r:otrtt nil Znt htie►'
teuta,ttf(r futiny Affidavits, ;IMly and si.al June 2Is1
ti..
1t,inlly ]v going to the Grand
iilaates will be el%.11 un vivito
ttareeatteer itc, tiaka1er fur the lin. Bed ]leg "lYcstmec.
Smith
runrunxud Erie l�aata and:=nvua0uai t e. London, Ont„, June W. -Robert . Bold
(*tr, e- *lamer Meek, .7.erielt chit. I''ltlt'e►rd'x Isaias:° astill tit's+ at the cin, it Ll•t° Indra' :ill met tilt' ?Aril �eltt,
tlt'r taltingti'ran3u of Clark and ; cnii. rca•rn tlat]I ;
"41% t't" trl48 11
al4ii'atatial2,• a't t°iilIllnaantat, and the wife' ,
whomoheIteM'rte'.d andt4'11r4441' fol: terrier seats as yellow e:atin 1'ib-
mother las' aniurdererd inefere shoot,' 10.41 alre➢11nat lltti. 18°4•k. 10 The moat
ug himself t"ailltintal'S tar refuse t(► his*Fneoias saliuNet,
have anything to do with the lardy, AIr. Lila I1a'tilaa'f.'a' had 0 bee 11ins
w'lnieln has kiln ail alma• in tine moor-; week' and sitna'ataale°al ho ,,,Y(4ttnang hnis
:f
glee al the = air i1atere- tau titer reettG l hearsehearseane aan'l0' ready for et<' `nup alae'a .
so1.44:ters, No► %loyal Imo levet eaaanv- !I The hays , s care always tvtIlnttz No pend
e(d from n tins' dead ilaanau's relatives. an Iu4'lpvnaug liana wawa Evaded-
wino
v ded-
oainoo live near Pclnnbroti :', Ont. ;i l:s;. 1ni'4elnuiaeu` Hardy. has y ,,,eon
15,4.
Pulford. No. 11. the wife aIl aauge'uuu40 J 9111 am seem. dap., time
£iinEOSusr,l Auctioneer Her.l.ne
eta County. nesprett8IIy sa menti, the pat-
ronage of iiuosc ctlrs io+tend invite sntars.
Sat 05rCa4't h49d a nanneeld.
Cort. F. A. SELLERY
larstist, gnawitae coil the Hayed t°apile %Niloana tlae 414'8011 mein DInv'ti,t eJ1 iin u' - milia.all Imps 11)'0' t'tnten'taeiune'ad two hn`•
x
(rjif »entail a'tan;;aC':�7005 'it'1v'0U0i10 allSa1 honor 411°i C' cab nlnaatr 1lltW a`'(➢atltili'tV. t'il?a'u 'aIlalae It"4`dy1Uf1N`If'4.vat laaAlli^.;'in tlna' 1:7ta'e.t
geadaate of iifepartanesnt *IA irentestry. M.12oriti. tlltIS also Unna 111')110"il1. and 1➢y ale say tl0ant 1n0�v�'ia4lntioona �in2°1llt-
'Yor nnto C aaveisalty . i°:lututess eltn ction7 al strange, Q'd*nnna�onil*'tna°!' is h4Cna'!.°, Hili i nn141.1') 4" -dl.
r f' tfeetin. Mute: monk a 5111eeisuuty. the f'atuei1 ntlunn a dnaadtely aQtale➢:canny lire. wen. Igoe=eTek will 4 as :uta iia
At Ditutattitetr lllottbe Zuritho %'er!';' the t.Vord. homily -stead.. to Exeter. the,1ianlvti't 4yiluuat•cuu. Ilan'00 in� 1')8111-
th�fe:► lata45'. f-`�� y ►,.tieiti.ri. night. Juine aiIIc, eas Ince leaves fon'
; Tte n. nttl next week-. this will Fr+o-
b:alaly he his last address sin lika ieln.
0. STANBURY,B. A. : 1`dit✓ l lAu0.
Rev. '20th elnaap. will Ire: tin( s i11jeet
1'410 n a'�S dt%.`l`f Ja.�1nti1y . of the address.
i; T110 inilcistors of the Tr tuaan,:tclieael" On the shipment of woad iananedey
53Ait14IS"I i:le. ;i()l�8. I ()I�e N� 'Al€k, ,, Assoeiatuav8. of West i)lstu i4•t. 18Qe0 b M Johnson the aunty antiloliee.
Coaveyaucer. Money le Lo. l ons Vi illu ted, at this place. in Zion a'1n111)')'14, on not 4°4iaunatnll•;;; 'fete.*ht dnntl OUelnt°1' ea-
sed Parra T"r sssuz st loaass(r•ccs rf Iia " e
.r q°ttt'=:tlin� rvaeiin�;�; •e'bQY �r'� mime -day Iia insz' aalnnera.inty >`or �4-F';e4.c1 �. lit•
teres,• ilacutatuts ➢!1 (71i�,4n)ahf tit'Llakan : morning,: for the p8a' ►%►s4e of alis -
read acid advised upon. '' 1 I ibis it oo ills bs' seen _why illi' p►ria-e
e.as, nl; several inf''r(':stnn`� 001141 QUIT' wool is "41 tan aati-1ala•tr)rj' ant pre
-
"nRlCn COURT A;ft1� Dtti ► f innelt' toplics. sent and with nal prospects for
Rev. M. L. Wing., or Berlin. P. E,
anything /Fetter.
Uwe ever O':�.ei) s Bank, Exeter. ofilia t Ilflsatrii4et. opened tine meet -
Office 5 III.
-inn° cit ti pt. anuvsitla Qlt'aaltiravnanl
y�„�,r ry. ...a. ++wey'r.e r. 0 4e'ltlees, Reo s , E. E" by of I"hotop'. 11411)0 01)1' p91( 1)8.1'- La11 2'4 aaanol .:.
burg. Nvas ties first speaker of the, 1(... R. A% • 1l�ty, 1 stC0'r Part Jcro-'y.
,a,a,,"efeeai;aaeaae ase eeeet ana**C: * .: [ vcning. The snbb'jet t n: eieg1 c 1. to year ar alaii and. 1 steer rid nand
Tele s fi e GO hia]n cans • '•(sang £'ln.., , 1, it elainnn+4' wln0L, 4'olebr. 1 year (vdd iannv.• lter-
ttl'lilfl lfl�"11
Rtftla OP NIS ' ?IAL
Strictly rap 01 duto in modern an -
r: proven►encs. Dinning roonns is Bag-
ri plied with only the very best. 11,`.
Bar contanin, s ehoiee liquors and
errs.
Excel/mit Sample Rooms
a ter Cornn1.eretod Alen.
LO J1S 1rQStER, PROP.
FASO
E
The season for Wash Goods is here. To have a New
Summer Dress that will wash and not fade, is the article
every purchaser is on the look -out for. We have overcome
the difficulty, and are showing Muslim, Calicoes, Ginghams,
Ducks, Zephyrs etc. etc., that will
STAND THE TEST
We itemize a few lines, which
are Special -
Our new combination Mus-
lins, are fast colors, in ,,ryry
3 different pat'ns, per yd. • 11
Our Silk Warps are the
latest thing shown, for
Dresses and Waists, in
blue, green and pink, 8
y1Q
per yard .
Our Zephyrs are in it. Do
not fail to see then. We
have a special line, at a
special price, per yard -
Our P. IC, is a seller. You
want a white dress for
picnic purpose, this is
just the thing, only -
Our stock of white Lawns
is large and well assort-
ed. We show a Lawn of
tine quality, 45 . inches
wide, per yard - - -
.9
.18
.15
Do not fail to visit our store; we will
;how you through, whether you buy or not.
be pleased.
0. S. FAUST
ST
ZURICH
to
ONTARIO
averaged more 9,1.: lbs. per :b'a'de. This
is blare p'iull(t mullthat]: the
l� we mentioned as flew weeksSPsT,LES
Prizes will be given for girls foot
rare, 1440v$ foot rani. farmers' ra00,
eto'. Also a baseball nlatc'll bt'tweeli
teat• niatrrit'd and single nen. Pic-
nic Clay .lune r:1st, You will always find the latest, swellee;1 U1(1 most 11l) -t0 -
Mr. 1'. tipple bus the rontrurt of
,lata ._ , Styles at the
awing: the 2:, alert' farm for Mr. l'.
Laaa0,.nt, «•Ilu recently purchased
the land from Mr F. Hess Sr. and
kny,co n as the Ilt'nhc'fer farm.
THEY'RE
,HERE
PEOPLE'S BOOT
Miss (-'glial Smith left the 1)t)1ui]l. AND
SHOE STORE
icon Ito taws on Thursday. . She has
1s.-ne'lnp►lo wed there as waitress,
for ting past two and as hallf years,
land ltalatin intends
end.ltakin► a 14'0 monthp'i'ca air. leaders in fashionable foottw ear. '�Z i'1'1� thing ill
t t 1 lei (iia lit n lint
,ladlals(►n art'shila• Mn'a's, Ladies"' and Children's Shoes always ou hand
. •illy
pi °� then. last 1°e';tr's wool this lowest t t 11't's ,. ' ' • 'for spring
"At'oL The coif,*] nlau'ko't: has br'i'g l l }� you want the very latest t31J1111�
yr" (1811 f'e+r 4'1,1111' time prt,,t: but I flt►ili tilt' it"atdillt Callatli;ln numuhu'tui'ers a't,nt to
1lessro Johnsen a0`g buying this
year's dope at Isit�ho'st erurrt'llt
Friday ntgllt's races.
lb. yang 040 Friday ev;1'000g 1te
tone'0')0 Joan iteeinrl''s Lally Wesel'
and Jolla 11.' '* Goshen Mb'. was
ladle" front -4,44°4 and n'e `•in1t4 d in -.� I� 1 0 +
taatioo0 ;it 1�;aalo' il'4'ha"1'• Time :a,.
V. (lana' `+ports would 1nCsa'; Butter
.) �+�• y.,.+y �y y.. exchange.
tab r5a'e ttue e° tGt ��a 1nuiP44=,•4 Mn at 1;*oy11 !1, But er and Eggs Laken in
huh' laa th. ta•41o'ta. nn'. they are ;v-n't
evenly 00811te'10e111 fen. saved.
'_"41o'. ,l . , 1141901'0 Aimed ethane
tin head. Dot t� a' nn line a 'atlas. '•'a'1cr nl
tnao40ouaa_„r➢lll'4`od iat•niat`... a slew n
,at' hoe1aw y mates and 1uis household ,
Wa1'e`4ets wen `1 en4110 .,�1a41 to/ ,�1141°G'1 1,
114'wwms 'l'19000 lIIauaeu114'boyo• calms .Y,'aloia'
Ester 4114 earn 'ainat" nine-: Ok'. vtere le. ` obi 4° e.aon'` -',::ti 041,4lUatIle'la ilnn 190 111.8' 402 auanai' t °aaa'lii tw Hata (Ti�ll't'.ith'7. 01:41 are
:ter. ziat 1080 mail 11:100tly win 1'aa1111vor I poeDi 1•4=�d to please a°v;g0 4lt•4vnlIl who want inte91 neer Fittings for their
()HAS .F:R ,
THE HOEMAN
ONTARIO
ave Voittel•ay, i ,il•atia•aln }lltaen4l'i lean dd v11,- would therefore cask yoou t:1 4'811 in and look over our
stint k and. 1,11' nanny friends wish
tai . his 1 ° , s - I: enlnn4'ia, t See1nl (
haarking it.' raaa]e Damn:; and raaislii_r,l M,,te,a'k, 1r f(rr'e' bur inn
4
"aim
Sac(°( t'o 5 nal nay vcintut4',
The season for carp le etaaly illi "' Tapes, Carpets 1�0" �"
away- from 0....le' lane arrived. 'l"hey
HERALD is the pr so1'eer lnne'F11ita►pnn lJ IanCarpets from
tlaroon�e/a tsbi4.lt Iev louaatee boat c+itt1c
()tp" inore(es. A lieatice' iia tln.e 4 11110010)5 - j1'.) :n tare )1155011•tanne'iut 41f Wool anIInol 1:frinp Carpets.
.lq thte 1Ii':l._iiLow will gee* untag abneist lin Art "_tt105tins. Cretonnes and Lace Curtains, we have the largest
acs_ 4ort�nncnnt ever shown and at prieee that can't be beat by anyone.
:0.. up
OC
every home in tlo' district. You
need not ride all over ting (ovlinnt0v
in Se81('14 of lost sti.4 t. louokinl in W0r41
one part while perhaps Lpys your stank
caps t a.' iin another part. Ari cad. in �'
t5u5s 1104140)' 11-:11 lebaraat*e tha'nuu •1011as, EC ee
y(Uu many as alauy`s al(,a=a less seauu'l 11)
anneal worry.
• upon it .nln�tennlbers.'" Rev. snug giving � nue information tin::0 WEDDING
W -iin wee tine ale zt sp eaal+ic e. His will lead. to terovery, will lye suit- _
(41 theme was: "Tke second coming ably rewarded. lY:v.i:.ae•ana.a.-Ii.s:iNIl:.
t of Christ aaceording; to .Acts Il. H.' Thomas Turnbull
The meeting, wlltie i vvaas enjoyed' -14-4opo, B1e�sstc'�r d'. (1.
e by young anti old. was closed with
GO doxology .]ndbemledieticn.
•' ? Second session. Wednesday nnior
ming- This session was opened'
.V Tnaal exercises., S
with de ofit a eft e e , dead by i
Rev. J. O. Litt, of Crediton, who
y was elected to the chair. ]n Rev
L. Wing's place, who was coma'
ivy+'ladled to heave for the °'Par West.",
Rev. J. R, Grenzeixtela, of Miser_'
.t g ton, then spaoke on the following
.•.- �e ' sisIeet 'Mae EN -angelical preach-
iscrxs'*3a•r.1uisc•s*s:.c.ay.a
ersr preparation allnd aliission."'
�..... -
Second speaker. Rev. . D, Rieder„
Tavistocktopic , .:Themeth-
od
of
best meth-
od for conducting revival serv'il'e,"
Rev E. Burn, of Sebring Ville,
t
D ?. r r i 1� � subject althea ) on the
���Zl��.� addressed lneetin
following subjt . The staate of
the soul after tleath. "
bonze
The various subjects trete diff-,
'cusse(1 in a very able manner.
Our short stay, with the dear
people of Zurich, was indeed a very
pleasant one. May the omnipotent
God accompany us to our various
fields of labour, and enable us to
win many precious souls for Hina,
is our prayer. J. G. Burn.
The ,Sunday School Convention
at the Evangelical church is still in
session and 0 full report of same
will appear in our next week's
issue.
got
Equipped with all modern
conveniences, First-class
accommodation to eonimer -
tial travellers. Bar and din-
ing room always supplied
with the best obtainable.
C .e hoemnder, Prop,
ZU8ICH
1;laci Rair
"I have used your Hair Vigor
fat five years end gait gre:92iy
pleased with it. It certainty re -
Stotts the original color to gray
ilsit. Itkeeps trayhaairsoft."-Mrs.
Helens ilkeeny,NewP'ottlaed4Mie.
Ayer's Hair Vigor has
been restoring color to
gray hair for (fifty years,
and it never fails to do
this work, either.
You can rely upon it
for stopping your hair
from falling, for keeping
your scalp clean, and for
making your hair grow.
Si.00 x'bolaas. IUs druggists.
If your druggist c:ammot supply your
atenid its eme dollar and we will express
you w; bottle. ase sure amd give 18e name
your merest express ofate. Address,
J. C. Alma co., Lowell, Mass.
('an' Wednesday aafterin4ora, tine; 5th ,'
Our Millnery
we lutave 1 o$ o.pe0841 anpa aa'yitin'r shipment of Ladies' white and fancy
$ tIl1dLTS, Sonne apeenaad V811 es. bought at as big reduction, and giving
our Customers the benefit.
:list. as grand wettable nia 4,'a".rt(d alt r. eti Trimmed Hats a Specialty . . .
Q
Cavalier
la township. n:alaipl. Mr.Ben Is.ay� Dakotan
' Every I,1dy *he' 1118: not 88rea:dy' pmaire11aaSe(1 leer SummerI511inery,
aiier County. North
was married to :tiliss Annie Erine. S';hould look through our Stock. before buying.
rhe `vrla<_,
r oas.
5-
AIF.
Samuel Scliroaler and the latter by
Alis .Addie' liacreher. ]liege of the
brltdegroonh.
The knot was tied by Rev- W. II.
�(
, etti aufor. ESato,eelieaai pastor.
Although the weather was rather
unfavorable for a large turn out,
yet about 47 guests were pre=sent.
Those from a distance were Mfr.
Jeremiah I uercher and family of
Cavalier, Dir. F. Geiger and Miss
Ida Si/rants of Cavalier, Mr. Sash
Selhra'der, Mr. John 1ia•lir(e'aler and
wife of Daniels P O. and Mr. Alen I ata handling' Straw berries
'eats 1 ornamental t • well as* again this Season. and I expect D,
grand and 11 did justice to the
ZURIOR
MARTS
Irevised every Thursday afterntwhi.
EVIae'att v4 to 13
• (sat. y0 3(i
4 (Bader - 3S 40
, Peas 55 60
Flotar 2.00 2.10
R Butter 13 14
s were d)i n.tTllen a r
useful. The wedding dinner was : tel bel,*iia tel deliver about uhit'kens - - 14 5
a (icDucks 6 fi
0 11
dainties and enjoyed a genera' good Geese 5' s
time. May God bless them in there • . . une 15th:, Poteatoes - -- - - .- 20 2s
lady Liebler of Langdon. Th( pre-
1.
;;:s
i fe's journey together.
The, HERALD heartily joins in
wishing the newly ]]tarried couple,
a long and happy life Mr. Kaaer-
cher is a native of this Township
and his many friends will be pleas-
ed to hear of this important step in
Let nae have your orders
early as possible.
;PRICES GUARANTEED
Ls
HENSALL MAitit F;TS,
62 to t4
25 25
37 40
58 60
2.00 2.1:0
'Wheat
Oats
:Barley
Wats
4 Flour
life and extend hearty eongratulaa- ,Either,
Hogs (live) per 'cwt - 6,25 6.75
a tiol>!s. it i 1Zurich do (dressed) - - 7,40 0.00'