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OFFER FFR NO. 2. •
THE Mt 't tilt 'i'hritt'-a-Week
`a' S r r is easelti (t se paper:: dur-
ing the asses a'nr :nut year for $1.(15.
i ;te`f.,+, ',A e g es tt .. We t' k
liti•etn .0' 44,o the N ese
Yore, Wer',el :almost as good as a
,l;tiit Send nd in ytmr name and ad -
re.. a •,.•.,t tltnir'd by the. rash.
,1'VTA.RICEP
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat - -- 65 to 66
Oats - -
- 38 40
Barley - - - - 40 42
Peas65 68
Flour .- 2.00 2:10
Butter - - •' a 14 15
Eggs --
Chickens lb- -
Ducks - - -
Geese
Potatoes
14 15
- s'/i ,5
5 5
35 - 40
HENSALL MARKETS.
Wheat - 65 to ,66
Oats - - - - - - - 38 40
Barley 40 42
Peas - 65 68
Flour 2.00 2.10
Hogs (live) per cwt - 4.50 5.00
DRYSDALE
Special to the HERALD.
Mr. Charles Fritz of Zurich visit-
ed Mr. Joseph Rau last Sunday.
Ezra Brenner of Grand Bend
visited his uncle; Joseph Rau re-
cently.
1 y 1 E HERALD, Alex. Mallet returned home
Ui 1Cll, ONT. from the Goshen lino after working
there for a time.
Dr. Disjardine visited here last
jubilee Laundry week. He says times are dull.
Mr. Aseph Gravelle accompanied
l�Tk:aria glitll•Qtiitt!e l equal to by Mr. Webb visited Aug. Mallet
last Sunday.
"":":41-1= WOMB= Miss Eva Gravelle is spending w
_ short time with Miss Lena (Wallet.
�� e. use, ii() '�'11l'ltllt'i11s to Mr. Frank Corriveau had a bee
,it�at i
ss" �', ,ilr i`ltitltiilti. moving his house, last week.
The weather in this vicinity has
Y CYood held fine so as the farmers are
lite" to Order Work about through ploughing.
Miss Rosy Westlake leaves this
t1"t •k la Teller. week for Detroit where she will
t ' 9 �' spend the winter with friends and
relatives.
�t Mr, Henry Talbot will this week
a't far rf i i S fa r leave for Saginaw where he has
secured an artesian well drilling
VU/NE outfit. Harry, we understand, ie
an expert with machinery. We
VE ITV believe that he will do a rushing
business as water has been a scar -
LO U C ti REPAIRS city in this section of the country.
.• :as�•l :est -ttisfat•tic►n The home of Mr. John Etta' has
d• ` 11 r sift•;'• been brightened by his wife pre-
, "i"r
senting him with a botinciztg baby
..'.1..""`""`e.4 boy.
lit $Ii.f°: i1wlEl (t Mr. R. J. Talbot, who has had
fr ,;a.•..b. t,, gist' t•aenfurt to ehatrge of a threshing outfit in
il"t a• ta.l It, klt•rrlal► ;evkh . rned home this
Mr. Talbot ureports a alight
?. r. i , e° s t••retr, prt•et'ittr•tl {"shift of snow over the ground and.
:I.\ Et: Vt. f+l,d.t °KS:tX1'I'lll1G � erd' y thing frozen quite solid.
Mr. Arthur Jeoffrey also return-
J
WNW,
11, - ed hone from North Dakota, but
J . 11, i �,.�, �s , it iiw looks hale and hearty.
A very peculiar accident ha
ppten.
y .-: URI Caa-1 (ted one day last, week 'while Mr.
John Johnson's horses were pastor-
eat O1.r '4Vi MU -L- STORE d in,;; in a meadow, a deer passes'
G,ffrt11 tit of of 'through, frightning the horses In
I n such as manner that theytried to
a ,. r:..,. "�t.aa►I l',lunk • jump at Page fence. hee horsey*
*1,1„1r.t'weair, Stook. ; Vivre so cut up that they have since
clvt°ra"lis,"been lineable for work.
Robert Turner,who has sliest' the
_; ,, ,, ;, lo.wi silty. past three months int Vordon, ]lirni-
We
'i'i' toba, speaks very highly of that Also
gv,'IJ" r b�{ru;;iwu°la.all u:ili-'section of the country and believes
, that is the country for wheat.
nal its h t anttt Scute . -Mrs. kttlph Brown of Bathgate,
Bi);DP'Cnr°t:•�. Suit - North Dakota. far now visiting her
1 : I! tl 1.:_t• ;.,,q,,otr Taalrles at sister, Mrs. EdwardTalbot and
„other friends in this vicinity.
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g • Hy
t,Prolna another correspondent.)
"u""°'
n tatlt d11�atir
. Talbot our veteran tYhresher ..
preeaent visfti'ttg' relatives at i ltertrly 6v6rS thing wits tiistissetl, 44'
Mr. Paetsenberry ably wielded the
AAA
he ie loolrztig ale and hearty.
Mr. and ' s, Mies. Farquhar
entertained a number of friends
Friday evening.
On Sunday last Messrs McPher-
son and gall well of TJensall visited
pur Sunday school. These gentle-
inen report the school to bo in. a
v'ry satisfactory condition, but
Would like .to see a larger atten-
dance,
Quite a number took in the fowl
Supper at Kippen Monday evening.
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AT THE ORANGE OF LIVE.
This trying period in woman's
life usually conies between the ages
p>G'%tarty and fifty years and is
marked by irritability, headache,
dizziness, irregular 'monthlies, tit -
€p1 ', appetite;' forebodings of evil,
palpitation of the heart and consti-
pation. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is
+t,bove an a woman's medicine be.
Caine it helps her safely through
this trying period, It enriches the
blood, strengthens the nerves, reg.
"slates the functions of the femi-
nine organs arid tones and invigor-
ates the whole•body.
VARNA
Special to Tux HERALD.
Mr: George Andrews of Clande-
beyo spent Saturday and Sunday at
home.
• Rev. J. W. Andrews is holding
special meetings in the church this
week.
Mrs. C. W. LaRoy of Coldwater
is the guest of her brother, Rev. J.
W.:Andrews.
The Presbyterians intend holding
their anniversary on Sunday and
Monday next. •The Rev. F, L. Lar-
kin will preach morning and even-
ing and on Monday evening a grand
fowl; supper will be provided for
for, likewise a programme which
will consist of music, address, etc.,
mVzsio will be furnished by the
choir and Miss Annie Foster, Miss
Duffle, the famous elccutionist will
be present. A good time is ex-
pected.
biz's. Haxby is on the sick list.
Rev. J. W. Andrews, wife and
Zster, Mrs.
]mons Laney went to ON HomEspUNS ARE RIGHT
Miss Ne ie Card is Jenne from
Toronto o ito for a few weeks.
Miss Charters of Tuckersmith
has been visiting Miss Chesney,
Mrs. Dr.' Woods was visiting her
parents at Durhatn over Sunday'..
Miss K, Harrison has returned
from a pleasant visit to Seaforth.
The beach is strewn with pine
logs, a raft having broken up on
the lake.
Mrs. Brown of Bathgate, Mani-
toba is the guest of her brother,
Joseph Brown.
Mrs. James Ferguson and son
and Miss Nona Ferguson are holi-
daying at Marnook.
Chas. Card and Dr.Pallister were
at Port Frank shooting last week
and bagged lots of game.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey moved
this week to the house formerly
occupied by D. McDonald.
Mr. R. McLean of Goderieh pur-
chased horses here last week from
John Gairdner, Thos. King and Dr.
Woods.
A number of our young men have
arrived fome for the winter. John
Bailey from- South Bay, Albert
Vanstone from Wiarton, George
King from Manitoba and Wesley
Erwin from Owen Sound.
COLD WEATHER
GOODS
ARR/VED
AT THE BIG HARIDWARam
A full line of Beautiful Stoves,
Decorated and Plain Lamps, and
a' Fine Stock of
SILVERWARE
All will be sold Cheap, to suit the times.
For all kinds of Hardware
TINWARE, PAINTS, OILS,
LAMPS, GLASS, GRANITE -
WARE ETC,, CALL AT
THE BIGRARDWARE
CHAS,GREB, �ai�l 5trcet .
�ur�ch, O�ltarlo.
IIIMIIMISIMBELEZEralkaimmeamaswomusimiliglatOp
Prepare for Winter byJOB PRINTING
having a Supply of our
Underwear. We have
it for Ladies, Children,
Men and Boys
Extra values in cloakings
Just received. Black
Homespuns and Boat-
ing Serges. The best
Values we ever had
BEAVER MEADOW F,
Special to the HERALD.
Winter seems to be staring us in
the face. All the farmers ought to
be ready for it now.
Mr. Ba lmund Geiger has been
again hired in S. S. No, 12, at a
slight .increase in salary, it now
u Bens 060. This goes to say how
much. Mr. Geiger is thought of in
this section. Mr. Geiger has been
attending the normal school in
London during this term and. Mr.
G. Cnpbell has taught the sr•hool
daring his absence.
Mr. W. Tr'ueinner and wife spent
Sunday on the Bullion line.
'at'a the shatter with our
acheache& bell these days? We miss
its pleasant chimes. We under-
at.rand that the reason of its delay
is that the rope has divided, one
part tooling to the floor, the other
remaining with the bell.
Our trustees am some good work
at school on Saturday. They
cleaned the well, and the stovepifpes
neither of which was a small job.
These WAS a large staffs of farm
stoek and implements at Mr. My-
ra*** on .Friday afternoon last.
+5 N t. Sl ossa r, Michigan.
T a� ° ZBrite mer. It was a. sight't+o the
gal. t1 dy; urich5 Onto ;� Peter Der:and Jr. our sportsman things passing up the road on Sat.
can bout of having captured a&iteStt. , t*
teen racoons. They are fel the , Mrs. W. end Mrs. c. Trueiiuner
,.a ..a r.ww.w 4.,✓, .. . LJ , finest specimen.
ay.
visited "The' tlity" d last.
a�+w.se aKnsa.e�.,na�'w
:a.a iC l
Carr car..
r%
IMG�Pi"itS Z'nli€rG 2S MAMA;
t rger Sge h. That Beer.
atibi€rp 'I.,�ait tve;E.
a 1 s Lo"r r.r Tliaaan Ever.
11 Miss **die Ptolts write is ertt loved on Monday
itm London. was the 4tiesrt of pPeter Several tl orro hints here were
1 lotted to borrow lantertta i;a order
Muss Claret Thortipiz7on who for o get v eon Sunday night, as
some time past has been employed
lit London him now returned to hetMr. S G. Merrier is making seals
home at Blake. iuipreveineu.ts by way of Indian
Dnratid cru. Stitipray stat.
, lin Jobn Jo11'nalton Jr.. of l Cys, an addition to his fowl pen:
Chale,, Staaley,ltatu doeider'to chiw.tago BAYi=iELG
nhis etise of study- and will in the
ear fttttire astitdy law at Antitheft Speer to Tilt Hisisatn.
University, pity, Michigan. E. Setter's of Detroit is here
The Drysdtlites were aroused 'short Vaeationp
last Thursday when it `vas melte' Mr Rope,. leiggaart of Clinton: was
known that a deer was seen iii the in, towel this week.
A. EDWAF?DS,
SAYFiEL.D
The Zurich Herald
rhe Montreal
Daily Herald
And a Splendid Pittv'e of
King Edward
Bill Heads
The Kind
You Want
Sale Bills
Note Heads Envelopes
Circulars Etc. Etc.
ODDER YOUR PRINTING
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THE HERALD Zurich
1.00
Great Morse
Blanket Sale
3.00
.50 ° Thr'ough some mistake
V thci ftwtovy has duplicated
ALL FOR -$1 76
1! ,our order for Blankets and
"rat herr than take tilers 1b4trk
, r
•,•hit is the preatet rorabi ti in fattier ever 4 i-1 have Made us ;ti
wade' by any caiteis:in ,i,harrint tta,t we are
loam:ate.rt stomata tile eet,ehasitt: na vela for
tt.isdislrica, The sadly tear:d is rare of ter►- ""'"'"'-""`'"�•�•-• +""�•W
lieges east pa Ptrerrs. ,i!statylisticed to name, it has •
totig l,er:n flee Uera�irt,t t:u1►rratt t~� rrr tnf a-:7_•�tcrtt iI �"' Special
� y� t•, �^� yet
artatda, tt is a ttw a ftetrst drerarEr rtc,ryv,tiw, �.ipeci l Red ttir ion
r1eh day giving deal news tf O r we es. sad alto I `
dewrting•,suchva,e to ssat,ers,lf p`renliar ft... ;.r.am,,,.r,,,,,.,.,,,w..,
rrr;Ert tai tett rater ty. tt. c+ua.raren i itntetb• ,
TIM RAMPS �`�POR rRAIT'tq the best twit And in order to riitltrticl this
prtb'8.bttii in �Camw11 and will mate* b itct cele
tutrii is a tiro etre waatttt of erre meet's- u tit tyre. enormous stock, i� e will
Swett by tit nee plikts.1: mid i;: n:►t nae of the +
alaghyr t4�ldrttti3 riurt.tw is �ro etnbtnr�r,rr, Dollar
Ai. artyc�tunsarywrltc+t emf 1"rc�e ttdrAutzt ijo itt It knock off Half a Dollar iter
tear'r :ht; IIGel;abt�+'ts4 C:nr �Ifcr it setfxw.idcret.
.inestru stet olktki S ts Pair for Cash for the next
The Herald Zurich. ` weeks. If you need
u' Pair Cattle this Snap...........
bA SHWOO
S'peelel to Tilt Dais sn .
Mr. Hy. Guenther has purchased
the It'arkltill inset rotate from Mr
P ittetsatie.
Mr. P Meisauate has purchased the
fut=ure sited undertaking business
fsf Roffman giros. Mr Melsaao
took possession on Wednesday.
esday.
Mr. Jonas Hatrtle!!r has his new ..
store in the brick block about corn -
or a prYet, 6
tmtambeer of our sports took in a a''
days shooting at Lake Smith one
fay last week.
woods a few bailee Me Joseph. aati t to the north. "dis 1,. erguson Lets ked. this 1
- 1?_..... t whir: Ran, tetir! .
*eek frotrtt Brussels,
noted spot tes0iasta, taking their rides 1
Itt �, it'' r ' ra+ : _ ' and hounds with tliem, started sit f Mrs, 1) lrlari•isont is spending rt
Ct . .sr,.;s1 1 >i l �I1(�,, UIItULII '. pur`suit. After a chase of two , few weeks in elilitoat.
.. __ __ ..... f hours the roar of the bounds could s ltobt. Blair hada successful
; b disstinctly- heard at Drysdale. plowing bee on Tiiesday.
I Mr. aSr, ,J. Howard another 'old deer ` '_ t
. lea h
hunter became_ so excited` at the.
MILLS. �tbb lralidrri gild'
atpproach of a user that
he an with , :. itching ;all haste for his (musket and in hit Cues Pili
. excitement pricked up at; rake handle.
William tried in. Taint to filed, the
trigger but failed. The deer now i
passed oit to the South and no flit -
Planing a
at-
1 tpt3 r i liSaw M 1 l l, then aecoutits have been .heard of
13 kinds' e•f Wr 0LIWork and saw- hiriit-
st;_ easaaes r•r t,ider. Estimates
• HILLSG BEEN .
fere. foe ;Ai lab"el"s of buildings..
fell •.e,i 1 .n; l;. C'. Bed Cedar Special to the Hatt tti.t3.
S faire . I, Iciness of lumber al- Mt. A. H. Steidle out genial
-ways .,,a In ivi.
Chopping done
every dew.
ATATUN GUARANTEED,
Mills. 1- th 'Con.J Lot 2te.
teamster is busily engaged plowing
the town people's gatdeiie.
Monday morning hast one of 'oar
voting ,nen was seem Just -getting
home from. seeing Isis best girl.l.
De careful young malt no sleep is
hard on the coiastitutiesi a '
Mi•. Robert Stelok Aitd. a number'
of other from Zurich attended
Alfred Reichert's dance, Wednef-
day evening last.
Wes. Lowe aided the Kippien'
Methodist choir itt suing hurt
a . ► C Cess Curry returned hen* from
the West, Friday last. The Wetit-
ern dliinaate agrees with Cheek*, a*"
-.�dF+-;u7 ieh' P O.
HA
Hardware
HALF
'ER PAIR
OFF
FOR
CO.
and Harness Emporium,
coiiPLE'
1%-*stiall Stiasealistaslists.eatatasteseisessit•it'.:rb ate,.
Mr. e and d Iain ?±a- of k Our `all and Whiter tock is now Complete and ice
the tattle eoncessio n !eft for Maid -
Mr. l
Ott �latest r
the different, you �;�� all the ry _t iro t. tl.
'watt >:,slaatd. �oia 'J�lttii•:,tlay*, where t
, � �r�` �y �)]la�S � �
they will reside in future. Special 1 I tt ' atacrl as drawn to our
Mr. Chas. Guenther sold one of
his heavy "working horses the other 4 iaa Homes rtaiia rr a pi;a s• fifty sn ttlatt` ;,Zeit"1t= .
.somefigure.
to Mt. Handford for a hand -i . res 0o . Gr,,ey,s, Blacks, 3rown: and. ini- cel. �C otfcl.-
Honteapuia.56 inches wide. 75
• far
A Special one 'Gm Bey11 wool
Mt. Samuel Graybiel of T3rown, Extra qualify a and v air e, per yard
Cr y, Mich., is visiting at his
*Wig +r s Etaatirettittal titre Fitt: brother's, Mr. John 'Graybiel, at
�^� �, . _ .. New lines atnd sh ades ,just '.
Yeitoeit the L+atrarea:tr•>rer+t rer ,tea present Op�r le in. Popular price lx�s• ytl •
Vali Latta asks 1P:wiliiitr in C4tie lY '
oiataaaiestl. Mrs. Henry Smith ( ressmakery
Some cures effected bir Dr.. Chase's is on the sick list.
Ointment skean like aitaracles. litre lr
d
sit tame *heft doctors labored in fain •has. Darts is ail sm>ies again.
't eeet'atteee fartiled to �"Yr'e: Another boy.
Mi Donald Mersto5, Tarbo€Vale, tr. One of our aged residents receiv-
St. itrtte't .-
1"1 receti+ea the iltfasple bot nit
Dr, chasers �blaatmeiati sand it rest done Ha' does not understand why he
Bleb A 'temolderxtsle autount of ,goed, 3 ' . Never ` i if'
got lest. eland David at
Am Imo* ericlosint teeniest for .a ions t
Mott salt br. c hater& tHittinent, *Ideh
first you don't succeed try -again.
ere a sOvere shock a few days ago.
Yea *111 b1eaaet Send to sir s!ddres9c ti•'s Lindenfeld Si's returned
1 home had hetet
. , :. � ants tot your harm from Detroit on Moriclay.
years n
rad d14 'not know of any= mtal-
=tine that 'would relieve The until hart - 3. E. 'Toa1i, . P. 1:5 ., paid our
tall, where I received ti, letter from lir : school a visit on Tuesday last.
skies iii WtdniDtjt who said that three Mr, Albert Moser' returned from
doctota treated him and operated `for
lathy, but tailed to cure him. Cie no* flalkota, last week.
thanks God end Dr. Chase's Dint- Mr, G. Troyer of Hillsgreen was
ment tor Perfect cure. He had yaks
1n the hots, form, and stuttered tetriblr in town on Tuesday, collecting
HI Jai rtoiv *orkin* hard •every day, takes,
and dei not feel ant armntoma of We will give you 'Tale Herald and
pelt♦aa retarrrint. 701i are at liberty is
use thaw letter tor the benefit of other::. Montreal Daily Herald for one
theta is little use trylna to cure elites year said a handsome picture of
% teat, It IS certain to afford gala( King Edward VII all for 1.75.',
i'elleft and ultfmattelY thbroulat curt. Can arra examine tne paper and the
60 etaa hos. ;at all 4E4101'0r Edman peeniiuel picture. The biggest
Pion gate' * Co.'a Totoiata. newspaper offer ever made.
tottesii *en use Dr. chases O1nt-
e We ran give you Good Valines in these Line.:.
Stockings• One a Cashmere at 2.3ets per pair another very
i
Heavy All -wool at 251 ;ts per pair, all sizes.
Unotu Keep yboys warm this winter by buying
derwear,our Fleece -lined underwear for them. V'i"rY
have then! for boys r s: r: old and ttp. in Workings we have a linty
Ali -wool, just the th=ng tor boys, at 25cts Per Mair.
A Word to the kola: about Underwear—We have Fleece -lined at
site, dee to 1.50 each. Also aa, Wool at 50e, and a special in striped Ail
wool at "7'.5c tend 15c,.
A. "sine of half wool at 1.06 per pair.
•OCkA
+t A nice light wool just the thing' for fail at 25e a 1lair.
Cashmeres at 25e to dye per pair.
REM:EMBER 1 All Goods Advertised,.
are to be had. We do not Advertise what
we ha ven't g"ot. Cal and see us. -
Zurich