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The People's Store
THE POPULAR
TRADING PLACE
WHY?
We handle good goods
Our prices are low
We carry a large stock
Highest price for produce
Obliging salesmen
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J. D. MERNER
ZURICH
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THE 2U
gay Council,
Council Met on Monday; Aug.
4th, all present.
The Engineer's report, re Zurich
Drain, North, was laid before the
Council. After consideration it was
referred back to the Engineer for
certain Changes.
The Clerk was instructed. to de-
duct the sum of $300 from the as-
sessment of the East Branch North;
and '*100 from the assessment, of
the East and West Branches Swath,
and not levy any assessiner.i,u.:
West Branch north this year.
'Tho following rates have been
struck for the current year:—
County rate, 1 1-10 mills ; township
rate, 1 5-10 mills ; general school
rate, 1 3-10 mills ; Zurich police
village rate, 2 mills ; Dashwood
police village rate, 1 mill. School
rates have been levied as follows:-
8
ollows:-
S S No. 2, $350 ; 8 8 No. 10. $60; S S
No. 14, $385 ;USS No, 13, $—; S 8
No. 3, $200 ; S 8 No. 6, $230 ; S S
No. 7, $675 ; U S SNo. 9, $173.65;
8 8 No. 16, $275 ; U S 8 No. 8,
$100 ; S 8 No, 4, $150 ; S S No. 12,
$215 ; U S S No. 1, $80.50 ; U S S
No. 15, $110.40; 8 8 No. 11, *la;
Separate U No. 1, $299.20.
The Clerk Was advised to enter ,
all amounts which are due the
Township through proceedings'
under the Ditches and Water-
courses Act on the Collector's roll,
7 per cent. added, in accordance
with said Aet.
The following amounts w'
ordered to be paid :—Trustees a
No. 2, polling place Provincial
election, `3; trustees S S No. 14,ONT.
polling place Provincial election.
. RIO $3 ; Trustees S S No. 3, pollin ;place
Provincial election, *3 ; Trustees
8 8 No. 4, polling' place Pr ovineial
election, $3 ; trustees 8 8 No. 12,
palling place Provincial election.
$3 ; Jonas Hartleib, polling place
Store.
Provincial election, *3 ; L. V.
Bachand, polling place Provincial
election, *3 ; Tp, Clerk, postage.
etc., $16.75; R. R. Johnston, flour
for indigent, *3.80; Thos. Welsch.
lumber, $24; Thos. C'on',it, bridge
1. and ditch, cone 4, 1901, $21,25.
Connell adjourned to meet again
at the dell of tine Reeve.
Fu)u) REsa,
Clot.
The Leading
Blacksmith and
Horse=''''"C' hoer.
1 make a Specialty
of Shoeing Flatfoot-
ed and interfering
Horses......
GENERAL BLACK MIT
NC
e 'Ester, &Ric
Johnson's
I
RHITURE STOit
lay
.the Piave to go when
yon reluire any of the
following . .rtie'lcrt
Sitlt.botaris, Nano= Suites,
Bictcinwioa Tables, Couches,
'alteaey Rackets, haler Stir.
nislnings, Picture Pruning a
AL SPECIALTY
Dashwood
Furniture
Do not fail to eall and examine
any stock, whieh consists of Parlor
Snits, Bed -room Suits, Bed -steads,
Complies. Lounges, Extension Tables,
f'ente'r Tables, Side Boards, Sinks.
Rockers, Mangey Rockers, ('hairs of
all descriptions, Curtain Poeta and
Trimmings.. Window Singles, Room
ltettaltlitnt. Pillow -shunt Holders, Lint
Racks. Paper Racks, Easel& and
.lt6rrotc,.
E have a large stock of t2Catt
reales and Spring; s which w
now offer at ;R BARGAIN.
ST ARRIVED a alatnaly lot of
tine latest styles of
b, Carriages, Go.Certr, Exprose
goal'. Carts and Rocking
orset
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PRICES TIGHT'.
t2'ct1Il and twee us before purchas-
ingtdsewhere.
saac
DASH 1 OD
The Woollen Mill Store —„.,,..•.•
,..•...,,. . �.a ..
can give Cote pat vale in
Under Ckclnh z, :els, Ilos-
xe1y, Ttwet:ats The.
JONS' X, ZOO L
13:14Ci.,(11,_ESH
The i9o2 Hess
BUGG e5
now fl s hed;
See them before
YOU BUY. ti
IS g Zwick, elan
I'•aThfiels.ch
.MCLS.
Planing and Saw Mill
—AlI kinds of woodwork and said
ling drone to order. Estimates
given for alt kinds of buildings.
A full stook of E. C: Red Cedar'
Shingles. All kinds of lumber .al -
Ways. on hand.
Chopping dMe every
Tuesday and Friday*
Field Gates, Water -
Tanks for Wind -mills
and Water Troughs.
Minns 14th con., Lot 25.
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CGT. C. T. U.
The \Y mens` Christiatn 'reign.-
; rattan :net Monday evening
l tat the home of Mrs. E. Zeller fft•r
their regular meeting. The /love)•
tional exercises wares led by •lees
Beatrice Steinbach. assisted c•.
I number ayf the littnitbet`r'. nag
the business part. the Vice la'n°:'si=
I dent. hers. inter:sex'. occupied, *he
chair. It was decided to Hegel" they
xna)xt meeting. Aug. 1St1a. in the
thura'h. One new member. Mrs,
11, Patulin, of Dashwood. was re,
trcelved into our rnitat. The edema,.
''tionnii half hour was also conlduct
eat by the Vice Iresiiknt. The,
topic dismissed was tin* Aavernile
Idaepnanrtnne nt;, It very itakvestatng
tote it iraaa and several 14 the
members helped to make it si by
! answering tlttt*stieain anti giving
iii nstraxtit nus of the inartan done to
the children by titre, ttse= o>i Dur;n)cn>rs.
1. The nitetiiig teas then brought to a
with prayer and the singing
1, of the Temperance I. aselsv.
Ethel M. +tee it emits.
it PAVsswwe,...a t►erw
HILLS'+'REEN
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RItiii'T To JC1)OF.
Persons who Ilaavee used Dr.
Chase's Ointment have the best I'
richt to judge of its merits, and P
there is nopre�paaraation on the n)ttr-
ket tea=elety ~;vinit'la i5•1 u'ked by suet
as mass taf unsolicited testimony.
It ewes t'ereanaa, saltrbeatni and
piles ,so promptly and thoroughly
that ;teoel)le feel it a pleasure to
recommend it to ether sufferers.
$'e,e, ttestimopniaals in the newspapers.
11.:+11a.,,a'naal to Tut Ifillist,i►,
Tint, weather in this vicinity bagel
• Slightly dinned again, it tete sellae.
av 8ntrt sake►re e.onifforteable than diel
;Cast few Wee3l':s.
haat nntia;lat 8auv.e forove=al tt
serious accaiela'ntt lateg);'exae:tl to fir.
Peter Capli ng elan Saturday last
vanilla engaged in inutility; in wheat.
his wagon a.a8asiz-Ni anti throwing
Jin'. Canting out over on tine, wheel
Dent to? tt'�got i�+�u ' 1e, ntivolt ling~ ani; any• hinne'' c7rottenn. kat ^tette verb' severe
The hay: harvest in VAT nneigGabror-
Gnno d i s again! :reetnnethi ng of the
past.
MissMary: .l ole nst a and her two
xniems visited at Mrs. ''a icholsrnn
arid Site. 113kuku dolunstonn over Saha
'! Clay.
i 9Jt)>1M I.iliiir.b Warr tint C411 old
SPOclang, to image Htt>eiitt. thresher has bought from the Saw -
Mr. hoot Stelck and tn)avtlae+rr,li't s i yrer and ; Rssev. Hamilton. a first
ea pill he
ie satelelt., returned Immo iat trip to Burks Fulls. Caller,' read' toclass shell nut he golden shing outfit. lle 6 grain
lir. A. Foote railed sisters, MissIn goat style;'.
Annie and Lizzie, visited ffrietnelsll Jc nn Cowan of thew Bronson line
l 1aa this 'vicinitunelaa r.xtiortlt, delivered a short €tedeliress at
it Air. A m.L ov a now tiwe)a r s a S)road 'I the Y. P. C. 8., last Suittlay,
smile. s 1'+.t you want as goal pair or heavy,
miIt Jarrett attended the funeral or nobby line slots. give our viler -i
of lir, Arthtir catty on v latirot'i., chant.a call. Bob ran give you:
. who was drovvried on ;Sniraday while:; just what you 'evatnt. j,
f in bathing. Mr. entity was ane 'r• Mr. P. Colbert and Mr. V at eg-
studeint of the Clinton Collegiate. mond passed tluroimb our burg
Revised every Thursday aft,:
Wheat..,... .. 78
Oats ..,.,..... 43
Barley ...... , , ua
Peas 65
tient 1 90
Butter , . 13
Chickens tb
Sticks
Geese
Tacos.
to 80
4r
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tit
2
14
13 14
4 ;o
ti 6
5
Potatoes ....... .... tr'75 40
IIENsALL MARKETS.
Wheat TO to 80
Oats .... 40 - 43
Barley ........ 5 58
Peas .,.. 75 80
Flour ..,. : t0 2 10
Hogs (live) per cwtit '.>5 6 75
Pile
Irathat
" re to yen
9�1'Yt
'Chases Ointmentia earteln
smd aabsenttte ,Tarr, for each
End Heratt firm of itet'tfna+,
bieedinganelprteta'ndin pitea,
the tia4nttfaetsnera hove 3fietatrm toted it. •Sze: t'zs-
tirdoniale in the dales- *tease 1t ge)nrnofgle
tii
bars vatthey thinkOfit, acre nanteifacrd
get rime motet btakIf naf+ toted. sic A bed... At
Mrs. Robtt. Jarrett is visiting y'eni"reazte to (mind Betid ansa Sunday:
friends here.last.
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'I r. Artft Stkek visited at Phila 1 Miss Zillah Esflex' is at present
deletEa. titlnelay. ,i visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
• sh,_ Jtrnnis'tia off Ta u C nntcax.;Jaas. Ester, Goshen lime.
isitd. tlats'sisinaitty. 1•.'sunz,v. 11 John TEafrsk took a business trip, .J
Jr.;Won. Jarrett has ent le=d all t`o Scaife►rth on Saturday llast.
i1e't°r fence in front t►f ilhi, Ilst wish- ;1r. 1~".i3e.a;)Lisa, ft through otnr;
believes in liming up to date. , burg on Friday of last week.
Miss Maggie McAllister returned
iiwoat4- °.aVF?aaarAiAtit..: ,. '
GREU BIG HARDWARE
Is the place to buy your
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
GRANITE, SILVER and GLASSWARE.
ASBESTOS FILLED SAD IRONS
Will retain heat twice as long as ordinary irons,
and costs very little more.
PAINTS, OIL, PORTLAND CEMENT.
RUGS, DUSTERS, DASH APRON$,
SWEAT PADS, WHIPS.
We have the best Cook Stoves made, war-
ranted Quick Bakers, Superior Cookers Power-
ful Heaters.
Agent for the London Fence Machine, also
agent for the Lamb Fence, best Woven wire fence
on the market, and all kinds of fence wire on
Band.
Eavetroughing, Furnace Work and MAI Roofing a Specialty,
CHAS. GREB,
Main Street,
ZURICH,
ONTARIO.
ZURIGI1 LEADING
b1 -10E" 84-012t
BIG SHOE REDUCTION
We are anxious to do business with you, and ' will do
everything in our power, to make our dealings satis-
factory..W�e+ *have a Big Assortment of
.�+
that we will and must sell—to make room for our
Pall Goods ---and will give you Great Bargains until
the 1st of September
Eggs taken ilr exchange for Goods.
AF?E"HEA 1 RTER$` R
Net Dusters Trtlitirli
1'�C1r1yI31:,E A�7I:iLE
Valls 'e � harness, I1
Whips, O, niry*°'c ' bs, Brushes
der tvoine,, Nadine oil,
"mis green, harvest tools,
Ohmns, Washingmachikes,
Tin and Ciraniteware, Paints and oil, Harvest Mitts.
Eave-troughing and Steel Roofing.
. home for a few days' visit.
t)
- lases. Colin nunth of "aiensrall The Ai
visiie,l friends in the village Wed- � � : `
iieaday.
14 r. fsaee Hudson informs your Itching Piles
correspondent that he gages corn :
growing 10 feet, 63 inches. Beat; Mr. John: Hanley, mast. of Arnprior,.
this who clan.
eait., alga€:-- Clay persat who have
hissers :Melfi, and Sita C:r,yrrk of experiene d the tortmre of itcbhig pile,
Shelburne aro visiting friends here. a tan faun any idea of what 1 suffered irotn
this horrio.e disease. 1 ryas advise:1 to try
Mr. Francis Coleman lost a vela- Dr. Chase's Ointment, and can positively
cable horst oil Wednesday. say that it has completely cured me.. f
One of our young men was four[- tried very many so-called cures for piles.
nate enough to find a god mint and can truthfully say that there is no
' recently. By all reports it is next ;aha a soli to for tthe face of his earth
purpose. 1
to ilio Cariboo or Kiouki' `e fields in ' 'Would not be without it for any amount of
richness and - even surpasses them money, and can heartily recommend it to
in utility. all sufferers, as it is the best thing 1 ever
used."
There are several imitations of Dr.
Cook's Cotton got Cinapo l l Chase's Ointment, but so far it is the
bnly preparationextant erhich isapositide)
and certain care for piles of every forms.
`Yon can rely on it absolutely, and it is
mne to only a ,taste of time andmoney try
sribstitnfes. do cents a box, at all dealers,
or Edmansea. Bates it Cb.„ Toronto.
ecemsraily used. monthly by over
a mLedtes.'8afe,efreotnsl Ladies ask
our drOgglat for Gaal!s Cottee, Itt+at Ceat-
ate other, Cr E:'
rnitationt Are daila�ereaut. t"*1 e, No. Ili $ keyyt
box; Pace a, 7O deereee atrengerr, $s Per box. No,
1 Tri 1, mailed on reeefpt of prfce and two to -cent
stamp!. Tbt Cook Company Wind®br oat'.
noon:41 ° aro1�! and reeomattehded W A"
rani giita is Gana s.
No. and No. � are solei' in
all dealers or• Ensr atox,liaTas & Co.,moronto rurieah
Uriah' Pre DEA ° ate** Ointment at Dr. Buchanan's dues
Dr4 Chases
Ointment
r 00.,
Hardware and Hartless Emporium,
U!0, OJ4
DAYS
dor the next thirty days
we will sell all Summer
Goods at reduced prices.
WE OPFElit YOU SOilX EXTRA GOOD VALUES,
15 cent Mus ins, we sell at
20 to 95 cent Muslins} we sell at 17
YOU WA N .r TO SEE OUR
REMNANT TABLe
TO SECURE BARGAINS
See our Goods and be convinced
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