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We handle good goods
Our prices are low
We carry a large stock
Highest price for produce
Obliging salesmen
GOiHEN LINE
i'. pecial to Tnn Iia+i)a\Li.).
Mr. Eddie Schnell, of Zurich,
spending aL few nays Mr. Robert in vain , as often. in turn would he
llcC line hey 's, urge his.trie.acl to take the .social
Messrs. Mike Kennedy toad 1'i'ml glass in vain, On one occasion the AIS 'AR
Staidi11 have completed their jot) latter agreed. to 101(1 to him and as '
of cutting wood. 'at William La- they walked. up to the bar together.,12212
and power ; but 11e had aL passion
for brandy:, which nothing (m'a'rl
control, Osten in his walk eL
friend rcuionstra.totl with lurid, but
` tho h Ix 1 ceper sail '(�ontlou1on
tltont'S. - �e•11att w ill you have?" Wine, nig,.
Mir. Charles Johnston and wi1`0 'l\ a' t11ee reply. The glasses tn•ere
;,pant Sttndtiy with. ML'. 011:1 •i11 fillrt1 ttni1 tho frionds stood • ready
Dov,•son• to pledge each other in eternal
• 1r.Ir, Charles- Snaith, 'while not friendship, wllc'n the , young man
visiting on Sunday, was treed paused end' said to his intennperate
- (teale_raph-poled) by a. sild, animal, friend, no if I drink this glets5
which afterwards turned out to be and become a drunkard, will you PAINTS ,
T. M. Robinson's big cat. talo? • the responsibility?. The
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Mr. William Fee is buying,
up +a drunkard looked at him and said -
carload of Horses for shipment to Set down that glass !" It was set
Manitoba. down and the two walked away
Mr. Samuel Erra.tt was the guest without sa.ying a. word. Well does
of Mr. Edward Robinspn,
Ian sea_ the chamkard know* , rho fearful
clay consequences which follow frog.
MissRachellleC;linchey i, crit taking •the firs t glass. Maddened
ing friends near London. as he may be by an appetite which
i he can not resist he is unwilling to
Mr. Charles Reannan and wilt' I tasstime the responsibility of lead -
visited at Seal'orth, this week. ! ing another to follow in the course
Mr. Wilson Armstrong list at .11e is treading. And it many a
valuable mare recently.
J. D. MERNER
ZURICH
R1:WARE
Ii the place to buy our
TINWARE,
sILVER,and GLASSWARE.
GRANITE
ASBESTOS FILLED SAD IRONS,
Will retain heat twice as long as ordinary irons,
and costs every little more.
SLASTOWN
n
Special to TEE HEF�AL' 1).. sibility, the ruin of health, the
lotto Geo. G. Pybns, our former teaeh- broken hearts, the loss of life, the
er, :incl his sister. spent Friday waste of property, the breaking up
evening and Saturday with frit'ntb of families, that , waits upon the
in this vicinity. Mr. /Pybus is truffle in strong drink' Are there
always welcome around here. not some who would say, "tuke
• license ; let tic' rather live
a. life of poverty and toil thtan ruin
mill (N nnforb5 of the -world by
Mr, and Mrs. Broderick had the sprea(ling ruin and desolation
dealer who asks fora license
to traffic in the soul:; of mon were
asked as he pays his motley. -Are
Eaveetrou hing, Furnace Work and Mdtal Roofing a Specialty
' -ort willing to assume the resp
on-
RUGS,
OIL, PORTLAND CEMENT.
DUSTERS, DASH APRONS,
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
handl.
O'
Earnest Rader and sister, :;pent bn('1- tllc
• Sunday at John Decher's.
i sac. (lnty of aattencinn,' the funeral
among my fellow glen
ONTARIO! of the letter's sister,Mrs. Williams.
Cutter
at
'.Right
Prices.
I have put in a stock of
Palmerston Cutters at
prices to suit the times.
Call and see them.
ALL KINDS OF JOBDING
PRO.LPTLY ATTENDED TO..
J. H. WISMER,
GENERAL BLACKSMITH.
Zurich lAtioths.
Cutters! Sleighs !
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,9 PRICES AS LOW AS TH,E rs
LOWEST. w
F. HESS & SON, Zurich, 011tario
A Large Stock of
Square and Portland
Cutters of First Qual-
ity and Finish on
hand.
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Kalbf leisch'S
MI LLS.
Planing and Saw Mill
—All kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing done to order. Estimates
given for all kinds of buildings.
A full stock of B. C. Red Cedar
Shingles. - All kinds of lumber al-
ways on hand.
Chopping done every
Tuesday and Friday.
Field Gates, Water
Tanks fo,r Wind -mills
and Water Troughs.
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Mills loth Con,, Lot 25.
DAMH'OOD
Furniture and
Press. Supt.
on Mondag. They had gone down
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on Sunday to see her, as she had II/here Wood Engraving Originated.
I had a paralytic stroke on the pre- ---
-ions Tuesday Nvhile working, but' Mudh controversy was at one
ere they re ached.'the'3.•e, den th stats. time e x('itea about the country,
relieved the sufferer. Much. sync ' that could Mann to have originated
pathy is tendered the friends in wood engraving. A very simple
their sad bereavement. process was known to the Egyp
Undertaking Q 2>i��g George Campbell spent Saturday tial, forthe prolan tion of stand).;.
LJ fl`�. at his Home inStatnlev. h
anis it at:: heeii a. acral that the
of
J3ntchering is now the order : Chinese printed o)l
tli bloe'ks of
the day. John Hey is kept busy. : pear tree as early as the tenth
STOR
3. C. Kalbfleisch
Zurich P. 0.
MARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon.
Wheat...... .. 06 to 70
Oats...Oats,,,............ 28 30
Barley . , , , .... 80 40
Peals .. , 50 60
Flour .. , ... .... 1 75 1 85
,...
Butter ........... . .. 16 17q
Eggs , 10 :1 7
CJhiekens It . 4 5
Dunks ... 6 . (3
Geese 5 5
Potatoes .... , 30 30
HETSALL MARKETS.
Wheat 70 to 71
Oats,.,,.. ,. ,.,20 2:3
Barley . . ... . .... .35 38
f'P,as 6 r 75
Flour ..... 2 00 2 10
/logs (live) per cwt5,00. 5,40
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We have now
a large and up -
to -date Stock
of House Fur-
niture a, n it
Furnishin gs which we
offer At a Low Price....
UNDERTAKING
Our Stock is Large and up -to
date. In time of need, give us
a call.
PRICES RIGHT.
P. Mcisaac
DASHWOOD - ONTARIO
DRYSDALE
century, The indepetulent origin -
ation of the art has boon generally
MR. PREF ONTAINE IS RE- m'er'ited. to Germany among modern
ELECTED. nations. In the Cologne district a
St. ('llritophcr. which has often
New Minister of Marine Secures a been reprodtteecl, �e as ant in 1.1'? 1, u.
Majority of Over 1,800. St. Sebastian in 14:17', and aL Madon-
Mantronl, Dec. 0.—Hon. Maty eat has been dated 1.118. Playing
mond Prefontaine, .Minister of : card; were, however, in use in
Marine and Fisheries, gave a prom' France in the middle of the four- p.
of his great personal t treneth by; tecnth century, and the figures
achievinga btt* victory in 1Mt:Ise:I-' Wert' impressions from wood. block.:,
CHAS GrtkES,
Main Street,
ZURICH,
ONTARIO.
Special]. to TAB HERALD.
DEMISE :—It is Mir painful duty
this week to -report the death of a
well•known and -highly respected
resident of our community, in the
person of Mr. Win. Johnston, who
was suddenly called away on Sun-
day last. Throughout life he 'had
been the picture of health and
strength until very recently, when
he complained of weakness of his
heart, nothing so serious, however,
being expected. On that day lie
arose as usual and after dinner sat
down to read. but not for long.
The fatal spell came and he dropped
to tho floor. The doctor, who
chanced to be passing, was called
i11, but life was extinct. The de-
ceased was in his sixty-sixth year
and was one of the pioneers of the
settlement. He leaves behind a
widow, two sons and four daugh-
ters, to mourn the loss of aa, loving
husband and a kind and affection-
ate father. His' remains were
interna in Bayfield cemetery,
whither they were followed by a
large concourse of friends. The
family have the deepest sympathy
of the entire community in this
their hour of bereavement..
When otHurts
ToCough
neuve to clay when the by electi,m
a �, ' .It is allowable for France to dis-
rendered necessary by the :weep)- • prate the priority of Germany. and
Bance of a seat in the Cabinet by nanny attempts have been made to
Mr. Prefontaine,was held. Mr. claim the art anti clue to French
Prefontaine was lected by a Ma- enterprise. M. Henri Bonebot, of
jority of over 1,800 vote:—an the Btbliotheque Nationale, now
increase 111 his majority at the last d eel tt. es that a part of a, block with
general election. 1N/fr.-Labelle, the a representation of as Crueifixion
Conservative candidate, put up u. has been discovered in a country
plucky fight, but the odds were town of France. The costumes are
against him. He however, polled evidently those worn in, the Middle
a very good vote for a practically of the fourteenth century, and it is
unknown man,and did not loose his assumed that the ' wood block he -
deposit, as many thought he would. longs to some time betwween 1:140
The vote was ;.—Prefontaine, 4,364 ; 1111(1 1:,50.
Labelle, 2,500; majority for Pre-
fontaine,
18,74. The Minister to- ANOTIIER GUTSIER ON PARDO
night was the recipient of many _
congratulatory messages on his Another Big Oil Excitement in the
victory. including one from the Township Oil o
Prime Ministor. Sir Wilfrid Lnnr-
gh.
ier, who is now at Hot springs, 'Va. Chatham, Dec, 9.—Oil has been
struck on the Pardo fnrin, 1 5th
concession, lot 14, of Raleigh town -
Cook's Cotton Moot CompoinM ship. two miles south-west of the
Is successfully used monthly by over Gird gusher, ata depth of 38:1 feet,
lo,000naates.Safe, effectual, Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com- the operators being the Goren(it)111-
There Taoffer, Take no oer, es all Mixtures, pills and pally, Of Toledo. is great
imitations are dangerous. Price,per' 1pper ex(itelllel)t over the strike. Thebox • No. 2,10 degrees stronger, sa per, box, lvo,
ior.., mailed onreceipt ofprice and two 8•oeu1 well will bo ayn,amitea to. day to
steams:ad2soadecoyuios.2 The nmmendedblend Ont whether a greater flaw can'
respoasibleDrnggiste in Canaada. be obtained, This strike ,stamps l
- the field as permanent. There was
No. 1 and No. 2 are sold in Zurich an exodus of Wren to the scene this
at Dr. Buchanan's drug ••tore. horning. Two other weals in the
vicinity are nearing completion.
The cough that hurts, the cough that
gets tight In the chest is daily getting
deeper ,and deeper into the bronchial
tubes and is making directly for the
lungs, to become pneumonia, inflamnta-
tion of the lungs ar consumption.
Such coughs are sometimes referred
to as "graveyard Coughs," because they
usually bring their victim to that last
resting place,
Dr, Chase's Syrup of Linseed and
'J.`ttrpentlne has long been known as
mother's lavori•te remedy for croup,
bronchitis, coughs and colds. It gains
In popularity every day and now has
by tar the largest sale of any similar
preparation.
It loosens the tightness In the chest,
Allays the inflammation, 'ewes the cold
and prevents pneumonia, consumption
and other lung troubles. .") cents, all
dealers', or Edmanson, Bates & Co., To-
ronto,
Dr. Chase's Syrup
of Linseed
and Turpentine.
'PARM.
THE FAT STOCK SHOW.
Prospects Are That it Will be a,
Successful Affair.
Guelph, Ont.', Dec. 9.—The Pro-
vincial winter fair is well under
way, judging hating commenced
in perrtltry ant 10 o'eloelt this morn:
ing, and in the other departments
at 3 o'clock this afternoon, while
the cattle 111.(1 swine breeders. arc
only too pleased to see the sheep
Men promoted as it gives them
more room. The Ontario stock
from Chicago came today, and will
forte a strong feature of the exhi-
bitirn, 'the visitors are coming in
slowly and tl r. attendaneo this
(Lfternon, (lesl)itte the cold, gives
token that 'Wednesday and 'Thurs-
day will be great clays. T. Gibson
and Joseph Gould, Toronto, are
jtalges of cattle, :Thos. Teesdale.
Concord, is the judge in Poland
Chinas ; Win. Jones, Mount ':hlgin,
of Yorks and Tums, and R. Hard.-
ing, Thorncbtle, ill Berks and
grades. The leetureS Commenced
this cevening, and lion. John Dry-
den had the floor.
W. X.
Will You Take the Responsibility.
If Dien eoult.l see the last glass.
how manly - are there that 'wottlti
take the first? If they could glance
over the race, whieh they are to
run and see just where their jour-
11cy is to end, how few there 12113
who would enter the- dangeranic
road ! But the futnro is hidden
and the i)1OSent 15 all serene; and
while "the pt nclent mann 1:oY eseeth
the evil and bideth himself," the
,Duple pass on a>,n(l are punished.,''
• A yotlitg man in Vit einill• had
been sadly intemperate. .Ele was 'a.
elan of great capability, f aacilt0tion
FOUND DEAD IN A CISTERN.
Bran tford. Deo. 9.—\Vm. iiask.ett,
aged 78. residing. on Brook street,
Wa:, found dead in his cistern last
evening. Shortly after ten he
went out to get 1a pail of soft water.
Not returning, one of the 'family The Big
wont to see what detained ]mini, and
SBEIRTElR'55 %FOIE % alRE.
We have a big assortment of STUB PROOF boots and shoes.
The J. D. KING COMPANY, of Toronto, insure you for $100
in disc of accidents when wearing these shoes.
They will wear any common rubber to pieees_.
�£+
+3•-
We
3.-We also have a fine assortment of
.FELT GOODS FOR WINTER WEAR.
Horne Made Boots and. Shoes, that we
Guarantee not to rip.
These goods will be sold at a small 1)1'oiit.•
BENDER & Co. Zuhieh.
Emus
taken in exchange for Goods.
RAT 00M
rom CHRISTMAS.
A MONSTER REDUCTION SALE ALL
THROUGH ' DECECIBER.
Ten percent. Discount for Cash on our
Entire Stock, Consisting of
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
Harness, Robes, Blankets,
Trunks, Valises, Whips,
Curry Combs, Brushes, Bells,
Cross=cut Saws and Axes.
A QUANTITY OF LEATHER HALTERS WITH
SIIANIK, Gv CENTS EACH.
4rPstrC`A•tr7-• 419941,4"9 4:5942
Silverware at Lowest Prices, and lots of
Christmas Presents to be cleared out at
C. JHJI R,TLEI B 8c CO'S.
found him in the oistern. A doc-
tor was' exeninoned iuull.ediatealy,
but too late ; life was extinct, The
ground being Oav ert'(1 with tanaw,
it is supposed when he reached for -
Ward to raise tho water 11e slipped
and fell in.
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Det
It is an anxious time for mothers
when the little ones get their feet cold
and wet, and come home hoarse and
coughing„ or awaken in the night vic-
tims of deadly croup. Then it is that
mothers turn gratefully to Dr. Chase,
who, through his great Recipe Book and
famous family re.nedies, has time And
again saved the little ones andolder
ones, too, from suffering and death.
It 'is truly surprising how promptly
Dr, Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Tur-
pentine brings relief when the throat
is sore and irritated, when the cold is
tight in the chest, and the cough pain-
ful and distressing. It allays the in-
flammation, heals the sore and torn
meanbranes, soothes the nerves 11111
clears the air passages.
Peoi)le who 'aennw of the singular vir-
toes of Dr, Chase's Syrup of Linseed
and 9!tn'.pentin0 (10 not think of accept -
int; the cheap sttbstttutes which many
druggists offer In its place ; 25 cents.
Dr. Chase's Syrup.
of Linseed
• and Turpefltee..--
Hardware and Harness House.
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We are again in the front for the Xmas Trade, Our - stock
is complete. Note' some of our Specials.
L'ARQ8 AiI)
TOYS.
Consisting of Drums, Guns,
Watches, Tool Sets, Trunks, Wash
'Sets, Etc, Etc. Slee our Mee.hanical
Toys.
DRESSING SETS.
Fancy Celluloid Dressing Sets,
Kandy Sets finished in Gold .Leaf.
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Silk Handkerchiefs.
White and Colored. Best qual-
ity,
Fancy Chinaware.
The best assortment of I'aney
(China ever ehown by us. At most
reasonable prices. ' '
Our Stock of Confectionery Biscuits is
Fresh.
As space will not permit us to quote prices, we - ask you to
call and inspect our stock.
D. Steinbach,
- Zurich.