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,,, sgoDy IN ERITISII AND ,AXER- generally such ,e,.00ds, contain a 1
' - - I - WAN WOOLENS, large, percentage of cotton in both
walls and filling, the amount of
wool being only suMeient to form
a, face to cover the cotton, and it is
seldom of the best quality.
. Quoting Mr, Xulhaser, the. great-
est manufactitrer of shoddies-in the
United States, Mr, Wallace gives
the annual consumption .of shoddy
in the United. States at 40 million
pounds; displacing 120 . million
pounds of wool. The National
Live Stock Association of Amerioa
puts the figures for 1900 as follows :
-(and this I presume refers to the
U. S, only) -Shoddy used in 1000-
74 million pounds displacing 222.
million pounds .a wool, or equal to
72% of all the wool in the United
States that year. In other words
it displaced wool equal in quantity
to that clipped from 42990,000 out
of the 61,415,000 sheep owne 1.. in
the United States. Therefore but
for this shoddy there would have
been used 222 million more pounds
of wool.
An instance is given of the dis-
covery by accident of the fact that"
a most reputable (?) and well
known manufacturer. who had a
contract to supply the Government
with 50,000 army blankets; was
found to be stuffing the same with
shoddy to the extent A 00;!6. Cot -
district, the Yorkshire Observer ton is also introduced into blankets
says it is noted for its classical . made in England, and in some
cloths, cheap dress ineltons, dyed cases, exceeds even 50% of the
in classical shades, which find their material used.
chief markets in Greece and the Tho rapid increase in the use of
Levantine ports. If all goes well shoddy in the . United States is
there is a great future for those sliown by the following. figures :-
goods. The twills and serges pro- In 1860 thirty establishments had
duced here are in great favor with
his opinion that the majoritwholesale clothiers, and, combined
y, if an annual output. oa value of
f
--
-n *400,000 ; In 1890 the census show -
not all, of the cases. occurring i with an export demand, a steady ed ninety four establishments and
the city were infected in country . trade results the whole year round. a product valued at $9,208,011.
resorts, and that consequently Into the composition of the higher F. W. Hodson,
grades a percentage of wool enters,
autumn was the season for theLife Stock Commissioner.
but it is small. The cheap cost-
groatest prevalence of the disease. umes which adorn the windows of
It is conceded by all scientific many mantle shops are made in
authorities that the malady never , this locality. Tweeds and mantle
originates of itself, but is always cloths from 1s. 3d. per yd. form
another important branch, and are
induced by a specific raierobe which made largely throughout this
in 'some way or other gains au on- i neighborhood. Speaking of milt -
trance to the alimentary canal, and ; tary and police clothes', estrength
mostly by polluted food or drink. 'being the test", there is little room
When the complex and varied ', ftoenrAiritn.,hglomlne. asillistlet,vatzol evenllthestre.,-
uletheas by which the infection iS inn drought is not, adudssible.A
accomplished are considered it Is A well-known Yorkshire firm re -
often a wonder why the number of plying to an enquiry on the sub-
Tietims is not larger. , jest stetes,-eThere is so inuelt
r mixing done now-a.days to bring )
goods in at melt low prices, that it
It there reelly are any 1110lieSt takes a very good man to tell what,
' there i,t in some of the manufac.• E. Nissourri and Thamesford-
and bashful men in this world, eny tured eyrie; ' October 1.
7110n with an insudnezent appreeht- In the Yorkshire Post's annual. G. N. W. Exhibition-Godertch,
trade review of December 7th,1901. i 0 Oct. 1.
tion of their own merits and ' Sept,. ,
in. eloth is spoken Of which , Turnberry-At Wine Sept.
,elarms, they ere to study the, ease ., sells at Is. Id. per yard, whieh is , ereek
of the Texas or St. Louis man who umP°s(411 °f ull sWdY' but is Ashfield AS Wawanosh-Drtngan-
,• classed es woolen goods. non, Oet. 9-10.
Ines engaged. himself to forty-seven I 1jn Hon. Geo. W. Wallace, I Tnekeremith-Seaforth, Sept. 25-1
women.inektdixg six .widows,„ tma tialite Fe, :lieew Mexico, in all 1111F 24.
. canticle on eSubstitutes for Wool, 1 Oxford-Woodstoek, Sept. 25-20.
hen now disaPPenreds missed 'antL1 recites a statement by a EIMUltil.b. tiree.t Northern - Collingwood,
mourned by U. W110 Wad this sion, 'house in tho trade that 90e, of Skim. ee.ek
nquering hero, this allefaseinatwoollen goods eontain cotton, end North Brant -Paris Sept. eliee.e.
co,
ing man? He was 05, if ho VMS ft tthtrat,_inn :!"5,'"'the F.elmrti" tgtrePt• ' North Grey= -Owen Sound, Sept.
n is . 4 l and, VONA in au Afton
day, -and ho had no right hand. :: to thie rotten. the stuff which nuts. - ("entre Bruce -Paisley, Sept.
Surely hate is comfort for the nete nnerades under a score of alittses. ',' el.
YOW6 Zurich girle, and the tender ' such as steeltio. mungo, wastes. • ___,,,. .. ...
ke loom tivinee wool extraete •,
flowers may now uplift their heads. :111,1°01,-.., .woloi 44,1gri., inaumfaeturid 1,, isommen ionla wmint.
With. a :foal 'craw or baud's, this . wool lute yarn. etee the wonder is If you are thin, weak and enlace
gouthessesterner wonld have en- riot that the seles ill wool fall off so , kited and want to he,reaeo your
gaged huneelf to not tem than nine- largely. but Chet any noel is used ' flesh and ;veleta yon should try
Dr. Chaee's Nerve Fond. You an
tysfottr women. If this man could at 311-
I thorou - kly a ree with his de- '' feel it dein- on ond it on d • •
oily lena hie -nerve- to our oW! du ga g - •. - le! Y g • 44_ du to
etion. all aF. n leis stutentient .day. as it strikes at the root of
bitched/4e- (too rattnerans to men' '' that. the adulterated cloth has , trouble end ereates new rich Mea&
tiot4, what a time there would he .. neither the wear •er the warmth of Yen ean preve , that it builds tip
in town thie fall in rsing and - honest etefatei...•,,evels. Mr. Wale, new tissue and adds flesh if ylun
llar4..^ continues by statitqt that an weigh youreelf eaeh week wiafle
giving nit marriage. eepert witnees before eke Ways 11 weep., it.
and Means Committee of flee Fifty- ':
A Wiseonein legislator has pre- . fontth Congress, testified that the
firet elass large worsted tains t.4 EVERYONE CAN REL THE
pektel a bill which ts designed to the United States had put in the t CONSUMPTIVE.
&wive roltiermen of the pleasure 1!reneh and .Gerniat process by
.1.w.. ie. s 0-•.• . . • ,.• - • -4. b . The New Free 'Consumptive Mospital
S Knuirsagn
EVY TIIUBSDAX ZVENING.
ZELLER
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :-$1.00 per
ALVaan naNsm,,L, ,
The .article eWhy is • Wool so.
Cheep? prove:Aisle* alluded :to,
'farther states that shoddy is the
great feature in the trade of one of
yoer paid strictly in advent°. linen the
the leading towns of • the Heavy
Spey is 'not ordered to be discontinued
it will be sentnntii such order is given Weellen District of Yorkshire, and
wad. arrearages. paid. $1.50 to be charge'd it is wen known that the mills do
when not paid in adttnee • turn Mit an enormous. weight of
goods, the material being composed
mostly of shoddy, cotton and the
like. • Sixteenpence •to eighteen -
pence per yard. (broad width),'is
the price of these so called woolen
goods, and plenty of attractive
fabrics are made at less
It is also stated that Scotch
manufacturers of tweeds, who
hitherto used no. shoddy, have bad
to resort to its use in order to oom-
pets with the composition of sim-
iliar articles largely composed of
shoddy produced in several York-
shire towns and elsewhere.
The manufacture of artificial
wools -and it is somewhat difficult
to understand the designation -is
said to be a large industry supply-
ing manufacturers with a cheap
substitute for the real article.
In speaking of the trade of an-
other town in the Heavy Woolen
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The 1--ieralci,
E. ZELLER EDITOR, ZURICH, P.O.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1902.
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In a recent interview a Brooklyn
health official, in commenting upon
the appearance of typhoid fever in
a family of six persons, gave it as
FALL FAIRS.
Hay -Zurich, Sept. 24-25'.
Industrial -Toronto, Sept. 1-13.
Western -London, Sept. 12.-20.
8011th Huron -Exeter. Sept.e2-23.
Teeswater-Sept. 24.25.
Blanshard-Rirkton, Oet.
myth -Oct. 7-4.
Britsselq----Oet. 2.3.
Walkerton -Sept. 17-18,
Ingersoll -Sept. 25-20.
Listowel -Sept. 30, Oet. 1.
North Perth -Stratford, Sept. 20,
Oetober 1.
St, Marys -Sept. 30, flet. 1.
West Zora end Embro-Oet. 2.
GR,HAT 111,00D
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sysram
ilI,ATOR •
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and Indigestion. It will cor-
rect "That Fall Feeling
A fter Eating." Nervous
Headache, Soar Stomach
and Flatulence. Why suffer
when a cure is guaranteed?
200 DAYS' TREATMENT $1.00.
Toxin. Ham Dashwood,
says: "I was unable to get
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and Stomach Trouble until
using Our Native Herbs,,,
JOHN DUMART1
AGENT.
ZURICH, ONT.
THE ALONZO O. Buss Co,
Sok Proprietors,
MONTREAL, CAN.
TIC. STONEMAN
Graduate Optician,
HENSALL.
SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES
Fitted on Scientific Principles.
A PULL STOCK OF
Jewelry,
Watches and
Clocks
Specialattention paid to
all kinds of Repairing.
For this wet
eather
You will need a good strong pair of Shoes. We
have what you want.
Men's Heavy Shoe, a
Dandy, only.
111 11 •
else er-s 4C+ eerseseefeeetleGereseree
A. few Bargains Summer Goods
Call and see them before they go.
*E4 -{-§-4£4.-.9-43e4-3•-+3.-4-3•
R. a NICHOL, = = BLAKE.
Jr C. Stoneman 1
BENSALL, ONT.
,of exaggerating the sim of their ', used. This is a fact which speaks Wwiii:1Admicitheonsumptives A.bsoititely
p al being made on behalf of the i,
person who shall hereafter catch a t, new (31,riceneCons.:Auptive llospital, lb fit
the eanie source. an Ettglish corres-
fisii in evieteenein waters; which ex, wn-teeeeo,...1 glee designs and I, ....e. tnio-Ler tilel atinsilas c...f tial; NtettliAtas f4iaili.. _ 2 „ ,,,
I 12 Vann City, Village. Suburbrn,
'pendent of an Atneriean paper ,
"2 tatit2til Assuesetise-the fsest nee -Coe-. atilt (leaden e'retertij-t5e,R, 130ught*
yet& 1 potted sn weight. shall have tienla" tor two most ekeellent sumptiVa Hospital in Cat.ada-i4onethat d t.x banged
gel kik 'Neighed and its weight make a cloth particularly
aljaPted Mar" "112all" ardelLI the Tr'"All.c'dmin- , 'Money 1..oated on First and Second
be blade eery wen en a eotton_ or ueer, withetat its suletors from thisi "1' ea.', , ,
e4 for the purpese, or by one of backed cloth and neanto eillinv..... dread white pilupe? Wo are all in- ilttter lieenrities.
terested in brirr-ing tIese relief anti re -
his deputes, and that failure os, Again a trade journal in a teehni- meriug, them tee, teatth, farniir, ti r . li • , di B sineis Prop i
cal article saYs:--. -the ProPer active citizenship again. _r ari erne, Oaser. a a sa. .. .
Geo. TROTT
Photographer,
HENSALL.
NoTurso BUT THE
4--1!
FINEST WORK TURNED
OUT AT REA,SONABLE
PRICES.
Family
Groups
A Specialty...
Geo. TROTT
14 EN'S ALL.
tbe licstern teal
Estate Exchange,
781 Thitt&ts Isfreet
totabon, 49, Zitt.
ottchee. It provides that every 4or itself. Quoting further from ma- aP°' iiaeiriesaie.e.wiiioweiweeemeibiasibmom
OUR
ITY
The industrial position. of Canada in the
world to -day is a source of great national pride.
We have triumphed over others in many
lines of manufacture, but in none so effectively
as in bicycles.
"CLEVELAND"
is a wheel Canadian everyway. It's the wheel
of the people -made for the people -sells at the
people's price.
None so good for comfort and wear.
Write about it -see it.
W. G. HESS, Zurich
CANADA mu & MOTOR CO, Limited, TORONTO Canada
cloths. The worsted painting will touches eosely beart-string4 of every all e "
re...4.ieteeed by a state °faker appoint_ to the American taste., and it can ereer. Wiiere ie. the cy.zninntity, tar; 1./ ,,es neat E,,tate -Notes and
ertv U.entit-d and " Rents Collected
tegliett '19 ply With the pro- • fluishitig. s w_geade 0,00,3s
One iinFrprtarit step in this direaion •
ji visions. of file taw shall render the! requites great skill and care, as hos been taken in the erection of the telt upset Reasenalge Tonint.z.
pets.= guilty here liable in a reene6eace,c.J.:cileseeeattig 11Toelmsenifej,legaize.ge Menge Invested for Private Iedi-
•fiee to be seepesee the court on , AN IMPORTANT QUESTIW,31- . .
wrnen Is now nearry comicieted. When
velnals on First Mortgage on Real
UP eneardeint or citizen who e.g.wil Do yon take TEM HP.11ALD? the 1311)1•7:tIt1E1111 go out of the building, and Estate.
estehlish the WI of such fatlute tat*. all <bat
is e-autel to make it ready to receive the
' - that will be almost. irmr
negligerfee to the satisfaction of ;Rae *wok: orkg etisli oft ri ccommiptive is that it be suppled iserese
said court. The maw win further &PUS '111 I IOU xi a Liss! beds and other furnishing appointments -
provide for the creatiort and lubri-
cation of the 7nachinery- needed for
its enforcement. Assuming a pub-
lic advantage to reedit from put-
ting en end to the fictions of fisher-
men, the bill in erfeetion is a model
• of ingenuity, since it will accord-
piish its purpose perfectly. The
fisherman who -wearies his friends
b o int-
t with stories of the catchirr., f
C.
a
ea
'CO
er
at
passible fish under improbable eon-
ditions will be asked to prove his
story by producing his certificate
of tegistratiou. If he has Ito110 he
will be 'compelled to confess him-
self a law breaker, and on. his own
eontession may be fined. It is a
beautiful. law, and should be pro-
dnetive of good tesults in encourag-
ing either silence er ttuthfulness i
on the met of those who levant
hithetto talked too -much and with'
very little regard to the eternal
verities.
no charge whatever beitl; made for TELEPHONE 696.
&LI. 1,1,.., rh: f 0, 0,., admittance.
lislP ALLINgt 14 irl 1 WO The National Sanitaritire ,fissoeiation
,
are already tarrying too heavy a debt to ...,
If.ants adidi ear reAtize the virtue ei , undertake the furnishing themselves," E. . ZELLER
- -, (would tot safer but the way is open for each one to kelp ,
tr. Chase Oititmem they wo
tong with piles.
34r, W. H. Whitehair, a well-known
and respected citizen, ni Cebaurg, Out.,
states, :-"Idaving used Dr. Chase's Oint-
ment for piles. I can testify to its great
N,alue. The suffering which I endured
from. the burning, itching, stinging sea -
ti f ilea as something awful and I
sa o p w
tthth in this Istria
toequel Dr. Cheat's Ointment as a cure
for this dreadful disease. I tried a great
many remedies and never got more than I
slight relief Irani; any of them. Bet while
Dr. -Chases Ointment brought quite relief
it went farther arta =Ada thorough cord.
/ cannot say too much in eCommendation
of this great remedy."
This, is the only preparation which is
positively guaranteed to cure any form of „.
piles. Ask your neighbors about it. 00c.
a hoz at 2U dealers, or Edraanson, Bates ,
& Co.. Toronto.
Dr Chases
Ointment
in raising the 610,900 needed for this
purpose. The sum is not a large one.
Ten thousand individual contributions of
$1.00each out of a population of nearly
6,000,050 people would accomplisn this
end. Some, of course,. with their hearts
racked by the sufferings of reiatiyes,
friends, or fellow -citizens, will, out of their
abundance, do better than this. Fifty
doll ars will furnish abed. What la needed
is th at the amount be raised quickly, that
the many knocking at the doors of the
National Sanitarium Association may
find a plate open for tbent.
Contributions for this purpose, $1.00
er more, will. be received by Sir Wm. R.
Meredith, Chief Justice. 4 Lamport Ave.,
Toronto; W. J. Gage, Esq., 54 Front St.
West, Toronto; or National Trust Co.,
Limited, Treasurer, 22, King SC'East,
Toronto., Fifty dollars will furnish a
It may be all right for a womar
to nntrry in haste and repent af
leisure, bat a married man has no
leisure.
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SoId by Ailliewsdealat DEAFNESS OR. HARD HEARING
Aor.ettellel"Ctift,,_
TAMES
Doctors find
A Good
es eription
or nt nd
ost arta I1t Mat ievrAlts
sot benefit. TAMA main and Istoroet O*
tena. Not et *tad it1P-A-NS e thei package eta
eseet
no seaszeacte. H•li-PA%S„ so Et teat",
be glad at any OTog stare. Ten sarap.es aed Oar
teithu.szials *Slit he mailed to ity ailitte*Ikt Sys tee*
fotioatde4 10cte Mons Clitinitti el.,. No. 16 Saabs
Street, Near Verdi.
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ARE ItOW CURABLE
bv our new invention. Oniv those born deaf are incurable.
MD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY*
•
•F. A. WielSNIA14, OF teMertektelet, SAY -S•4
tort. Md.. march six root
Vet/Wren r- being tntireiy cured of deafness. thanks to your treatment. X will now girt you
aIUIO history ofuv case, to he used et your -discretion.
About lite years ago nty right tor began to sing, and this kept on getting worat, until 1 05t
Itty bearing in this ear entirely.
underwent a treatment for catarrh. for three mouths Vritheitt any success, couSulted a 'num-
ber of physicians. anions other.. the nio.t elifillfelit ear specialist of this city,. who told nte that
•only2U operation cou help nie. and even that only tem:lore:sly. that the head noises woui^
then cease. bat the ieariiig in ,Ale affected ear wouid be ion :forever.
theta saw your advertisement accidentally in a New York traper. and •orddred ,:rotti- treat -
tient. After I had used it one a few days according to your iiiieettont,. the noisesceased. and
tOday. .after five weeks. my hearing in the diseased ear has hem entire 1y -e.atored. 1 thank you
heartily .and beg to remain Very truly yours.
A. 1.11?.1:".StAX..ao S. nroaaway, Tialtimore, Md.
Om* treat)nent does not inted'ere with. your usual occupation.
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