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We hand legood goods
Our prices are Iow
We carry a large stock
Highest price. for produce
Obliging salesmen
ZURICH
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THE ZURICH HERALD
i!IL.L GREEN being ing titer occasion of the marriage
of his daughter to Mr, al Bender.
Itxpeeial to the Itmizadu, ` The boy r saythat masa 1L they had
• Mr. ;Tame; 14ove, who sluts 'been on their best clothes, they were
dangerously* ill for sinn0 tin ca, we treated tip-top, 1'0Li1'
113.0 glad to say is improving, -halt Mr.Iiatlin, is moving to Dashwood
l slowly. today (Thursday), HARDWARE'
10
1 Mr, and Mrs, Charles- •TrOyer Messrs. W. Smiths, Alonzo Foster '
spent Sunday in Hayfield. and .3 UC. ltegi(L tri tend• f.coiilo to
is the plaet3 to })1i
TINWARE
GRANITE
SILVER and GLASSWARE.
l i::4 clam Spaelmitu. of Bayfield, .'sondem on Friday to visit S salon
' •visitnn r friends here Valentine who i5 int e hospital
11'i11. Jarrett spent a fetv.cltiy~s in Will Hei aLnd Wi1l Ren111C :err... '^ hR 8,
Blyth last week, visiting friends. ' in .DaLsh.WOod on Sunday. - Will retain heat twice as longi; as ordinary il'()1I•,
T S ILL
Mr. J. V. Hogarth sant' a solo. Some of the boyzt spent aSundayr ,
and costs very little more.
in a. most acceptable manner. in on the Goshen. •
I the Methodist church, on Sunday (dote a number of: our towns-
! evening. people are getting their wood out
Mr, Webster Ttirner its swain ,3 hire the weather is favorable.
able to be out. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce have return -
got - ut ed to town again and are busy'
D. S. Fa(ust's making baskets. Any one wanting
;making
will get a good article there.
BERNE, MICH,
TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE
Special to TEM HERALD: iW.M. JOHNSTON.
! Butchering is the 'Order of the iHe is sane, our dear one,. forayer.
day. 1'1 et we cherish him still in our breast,
jMr. Christian Bechler was en- i Fir the 'memory of his presence will ever
gaged with Mr. John Erb,.painting. ; Remain With us, though we've had hint to
but on aeeollllt of cold weather, r, ; rest.
;they had to chit. A kind father and loved husband. was he
Canada excursions. g, Furnace Work and dial Hoofing a Specialty
1
k ; : o a( slew, or conl"or .s, e'er sought, we •
PAINTS,
RUGS,
DUSTERS,
SWEAT PADS,
PORTLAND CEMENT.
DASH APRONS,
WHIPS.
We have the best Cook Stoves made9 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
haled.
i John Erb intends to take i11 the To us, his two eons, fa:ur daughters and Eavetrou hm
.: ife;
N 1 ' f t
Henry Hopp has left for 1 c 1 But were ;'ranted ns during his 1ile.
state ono clay last week.
' 1115 place is now vacant beside us:
Solomon Martin, Sr., Erol) ;1a1) Isis cnieu now no longer we {tear;
town. Ont., is visiting friends and;Still we anow our $atviour so gruriuus,
!relatives in and around Pigeon. Has called lam away from us near.
John Roth has moved on his Then, let us not tawnier again .Tesus,
farm which he bought lately. Ilttt resign ourselves niore to his will,
Daniel Burgnlan from Elkton 1 For we know, though affliction be sent
I has xiloverl to Hurdscrahle for the ; t1s, • , •
taxi's blessing will accompany us still.
; reinter. He intends workwn
in a saw- i
ONTARIO Ini11.
Cutters
at
iRigbt
Prices,
r -t
I have put in a stock of
Palmerston Cutters at
prices to suit the times.
Call and see them.
ALL KINDS OF JOBBING
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
J. H. WISMER,
GENERAL BLACKSMITH.:
Zurich Carriage
Cutters ! :+• Sleighs !
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Les
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A Large Stock of
Square and Portland
Cutters of First Qual-
ity and Finish on
tit
hand.
PRICES- AS LOW AS TEE
LOWEST.
lyprodameaunalo
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DASHWOOD
Furniture and
Undertaking
STOKE
We have
a large and up -
to -date Stock
of 'House Ji1iii'-
liitnl'e 11 31 (1
Furnishings'
offer At a Low Price....
UNDE TA KING
Our Stook is Largo and up -to
,(kite. In time of need, give us
a call.
PRICES RIGHT.
c sa c
DASHWOOD - ONTARIO
GOSHEN LINE
Special to THE I•igam.o.
Stogdill, Jr., and Michael
Kennedy axe cutting wood for
.Joseph Hayter. They are hustlers.
. HESS & SON 2liricll [Mario Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston
t ) spent Sunday at Calvin Dots son's.
Mr. Edward Schnell visite(.
friends here and the girls are all
glad to see his smiling Erten again.
Mr, Samuel Erratt spent 13n.nday
evening at Edward Robinson's.
• Norman Patterson and James
Agnew have taken the contract of
cutting 1.00 cords for Roht. - Arm-
strong.
Miss Martha Agniewv spent Sun-
da' at Normal). 1'attersoln's.
Wm, 1Vn1. iMCOlin-
choy tend George Stephenson are
cutting ;wood at Henry I:Ia.3'ter'S,
The women of the Methodist
clittreh met lat0t week and organa',-
ed a missionary society and held
their first meeting 031 Wednesday,
,
.Every person has been wonder-
ing what had happened the report-
er; but found out he had been Wan-
dering to and fro but he has now
settled. down and,. you will .near
from. h.1133 regul(tr..
Kalbfleisch's
MILLS.
Planing and Saw Mill
—All kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing clone to order. Estiuzates
given for all kinds of buildings.
A. full stock of B. C. Iced Cedar
Shingles. All f':incls of lumber al-
ways on hand.
Chopping done every
Tuesday and Friday.
Field Gates, Water -
Tanks for Wind -mills
and Water Troughs.
Mills 14tH Con., Lot 25.
J. C. Kalbfleisch
Zurich P. O.
MARKETS
.Revised every Thursday afternoon,
Wheat ...... ....... 60 to 70
Oats ,° . .... , .... 2b 30
Barley .... . .... 31 40
Peas . , . , ..... 50 G0
rlotnr .. .1 75 1 85
Butner .. , , ..... 1fi 17
Eggs.... , I 17
(dickens Ib , .. , .. 4 - 5
Ducks . ' - 0
• Geese - .. ... , . 0 5
Potatoes .. .. 30 30
HENS.ALL MARIETS.
Wheat < , . , „ .... 70 to 71
elate.. .Y. 20 23
parley , . 35 38
Peas,'
GC r:)
I+''Lou>• : , . . 2 00 2 10
jogs (live) per cwt.. 5.00 5.40
PeopF-h
Hav ed Eirt
Bay that Dr. Chase's Syrup or Linseed
and Turpentine affords wonder€uliy
prompt relief for c0nghs and colds.
Jt.verybody has,confidence in Dr. Chase,
in his great recipe book and famous
family remedies. They have learned by
experience that it pays to insist on hav-
ing Dr. Chase's Syrup of. Linseed and
'Turpentine instead of accepting" the
various unscientific "mix-ups" which
some -druggists offer as "just as good."
Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and
Turpentine contains many of the most
valuable and most effective remedial
agents for throat and lung troubles
that science has discovered; It acts
se directly and promptly as to be of
inealcu.iable worth in all cases of croup,
bronchitiss and whooping cough, Et is
so far-reaching inits effects as to
loosen the tightest chest cough and
cure the cold of long ;standing, mile a
bottle ; fatally size, three. times as
n1uch, (10a. at an dealers', or lion, Bates et Co., Toronto,
Dr. Chase's Synsp
of Linseed
and Turpentine.
Let us not look on his death as some do,
l+arme1:; arc .;i'il busy clru(vinir i Tl inking eye uelre shall meet, him again,
.ut:.iust in the non s1 -s de ns, to
sugar Soya:,. 1 made
ti ebe icing beet sugar factory is
Peach higt in that land, void of pain.
in full blast now. Three htvldretl : lune pauses .tow quickly,—we know not
and five vagal loads and thirty-
' nine carloads of beets were tin-
; loaded in one clan last week at the
factor's.
�, Just think for a moment Trow dearly
Christian .r.opp of Case v ill.e town e would draw a ars if by tt coal
1\ hen tete day tory arrive with our call
it may conte, 415 it did to our- dear one,
ought
11'e not then to he ready like Paul?
ship i5 building an addition to his; To enjoy His choice h1es:-iugs, as most
I clearly,
Z�'e arc' p101100(1 to SCO John C)eseh Is tat to us all by our Lord,
out again. who ' has. been laid up) ; nut alasi luau desire~ most calmly,
With a lame hank, ;To follow his own evil way,
• Daniel Eiehler has sold his forty -1 But let us, who remain, u bereft f;imily,
acre farm to William Schafer for a ? Cling closer to Ilia day l,y clay.
handsome figure. Should we ever '!'row lined of serving
Our Saviour dear, honest, upright and
true
'I'o His followers, whom lie i, nerving
'1'o lead on in the way of the few.
That. slam in tete fancily thus vacated
Miss Forgo, who bad • cl.nau• i' (if. ' Ts left to be filled L1• someone, true,
the Inillinely department, 0t ('. ' 0 then with 11w1's grace strive to give it
Zswicker, left for Iter Inane Tnes(lay Your attention, lest you may ruts.
last.
house.
•. CREDITciN
Special io'rur. HNit..At.l,.
Toil on till you hear, "well dune faithful'
Teachers andpupils of our public' one,
Thou hast used thy talent at hest:
school are sparing no pains to make
Como away from all triols and tempts, i
their entertainment, which will be
tions,
held 031 Friday next, Dec, 1 tall, 11 To where your soul will over have rest.
grand success.
Oh thee, w1111.1 re,ioieing, what glory:
Our merchants' windows are pre- `'.ill he Mer(' a'llen the saints ,,one before
Renting a very attractive appear-
ance. Bert seems to be in the lead
with Mr. Santa Claus, well laden
with Christmas toys of every
description.
Mr. Wilfred Finkl:)einer. who
spent the past seven years in the
West, arrived hone Thursday last.
The vote on the Liquor Act in
this township was somewhat of a
surprise to a goodly number, at the
hast plebicite the township went :30
against temperance and on the dth
of December it went 05 in favor,
the 2 polls at Crediton did remark-
ably better than at the protium
vote, owing no doubt to the unre-
tiring effort put forth by the clergy
of this place Revs. G. D. D11111111,13.
A. and R. Gv. Knowles, who spoke
i11mostly every church a11(1 school
house in the township.
Miss Clara Haist is at present ozi
the sick list, but is reeovering.
Foi' a beautiful Di)113.m' Set, call
at D. 5, Faust,
SLABTC)VVN
Special to 'frit; Jlit, nl,p,
Mr. Jacob NOoli from hoar Tavis-
tock arrived at his brother's on
i1:Lond t.•t evening. HO intends re-
11111)lling hero for some tinge.
Joh.nDechcr, 'wife and daughter
were over 011 the Goshen 031 Tues-
day, ltolp)i )1 Mrs. 1:)ccher's father
to butcher.
John Hey and wife assisted at
"wnrstlilaChen" at Il.. Necb's en
rJ lesclay, his ;011 .'elm's on Wed-
nesday, at home on Thursday ranee
intends doing the same at Wm.
Rs; der 'a 021 the 1•lth concession, on
Fri&buy'und at his brother Chris'
on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hey were
Over to the funeral et: their son.
john's infant. son 01.1,,Menalay21303'11-
ing,'.. Tt1r.ellild lived only six days,
being born a -week ago Sunday.
MISS Annie Hey has been some-
what indisposed for about, a week
OWi11g to a severo attack of neural-
g;iat. We are glace to learn that she
is now on the fair road to recovery,
D. 5, Faust has aa, fine lot of fancy
Candies don't Miss to see them.
Several of the boys from . the
Town line made a pretty load rattle
at the hone.(' of Mr. Battler on Wed-
nesday evening of last week 1 i:t.
Cook's Cotton Root Cos ipounoi
Id a ecessfully used monthly by over
1p,000 :.a fee. Safe, effectual, Ladles ask
yyour tuggist for Cook's Cotton Root Cote'
rot. no of er, as all Mixtures, pills and
rnitatieris are dangerous. j?riels,140. 1, $1 epi
ox ; xte. a, l0 degrees s trenger, $s per box. 1114)
j le:2,ival1odg0relp et price ndtwo S.eefl
(Ststates. The (look oinpalny wiiiclaor 0>it
ret,pon(lble D uggists la Causes°, ttdew3ty t)li
No. 1 and No. 2 are 801(1 111 Z111'1011
at Dr, Buell ana.n'S drug ,,,tore,
Welcome home, to dwell with the Italy,
The souls, Horde free evermore.
Another thought to these lines and I'm
ended,
Seal it firmly to heart from His Book,
Treasure 1110 word$ to ns sended l
Yon will find them in 12.40 of Luke.
s.
A $20,000 BLAZE.
Four-story Business Block at East
Toronto Destroyed.
Torrinto, Dec. 13—A feree fire
damaged property to the extent of
,20,000 out In east Toronto village.
about three o'clock this morning.
It eonsnmecl a largo four-story
block occupied by \V, J. A. C1ar na-
han's drug store, Garland's grocery
store, Dr. W. A,.Murray, dentist ;
the Masonic and other societies'
lodge roots in the upper- stories.
Harris' Hotel and Jones tinsnlith-
ing establishment were severely
searched. Mr. Garland and his
family and 13r. Carnahan and his
clerk, who lived over their respec-
tive stores, had narrow escapes,
tee Garland family 'laving to get
out in their night -clothe.;, None
of their property was saVOc1. The
various lodges also lost all their
furniture, regalia., ete. Tho losses
aro fairly covered by insnran(se. A
portion of the walls of the building
fell across the tracks of the street
railway, blocking it completely
and preventing traffic either east
or west for some hours. It is be-
lieved the fire started in the Gar-
land store, from mice nibbling at
hatches. -
Astra a
s
Too many aethlna sufferers g ve up.
their search for cure, be11ev1ne. that
their particular case is beyon3 the con-
trol of scientific treatment.
31 is only neca:lsary to point all
such to a new hope In Dr. Cnasc'a
Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine, the
one great remedy winch has proven
its efficiency not only as a prompt re-
lief, but also as a. thorough cure for
asthma,
3,2rs. George Budden, Putnamvlile,
Ont., says :—"I feel it my duty to re-
commend Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed
and 'Turpentine, as I had the asthma
very bad; could get nothirie; to do n1e
good.'A. friend of mine persuaded m:': to
try teaks remedy, I did $o, and it curet
tilo,11
It is ltnpossible to imagine a 'better
treatment for asthme. than Dr, Chase's
Syrup of Linseed arid' Turpentine, I1
soothes the excited nerves, elaia.rs the
bronchial tubes, gives prompt relief to
the frightful spasms, and, when wan)
regui1riS', thorou4hly and uermanently
cures asthma. 25 vents, ail dealers% or
tlmanson. Dates th tie.. Toronto.
Dim. Chase9s Syrup
Of Linseed
an Trp .
OH
'fain Street,
ZURICH,
MIN [NM
ONTARIO.
1EifE E1R'% Zlib ZZO1R.E.
WI' have a big assortment of ETI'13 PIt()OF boots and shoes.
The J. 1). KING- COMPANY, of Toronto, insure you fur *lOt)
in ease of accidents when wearing these. shot's.
They Will wear any common rubber t.) picot',.
Wi' also have a fine assortment of
FELT GOODS FOR WINTER WEAR.
Home Made Boots and Shoes, that we
Guarantee not to rip,
These goons will 1)e sold at a shall profit.
R. BENDER & Co.
Zurieh.
Eggs taken in exchange for (iuods.
GR
OM
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A MONSTER REDUCTION SALE ALL
T1-IROUGli DECE 'BER.
tvatcarcR .aemaairActip 4Aarmoc.43••
Ten per cent. 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.
Gt7 20�i`3.^ID
A QUANTITY OF LEATHER/'IAT. TERS �1� ITI .
SI:IANK, () 3 CENTS EACH..
T1.
Silverware at Lowest Prices, an.d lots of
,. Christmas Presents to be cleared out at
G. J-iJIR,TLEIE & CO'S,
The Big Hardware and Harness House.
->ENC ts�,�inxaa�atzes.��aossan.�..,..� ,aaa�wnm�ocurrnen:t.�ie;.•4
We are again in the front for the Xmas Tracie. Our stock
is complete. Note seine of our Specials.
})OIiI3, Ii . I? 33 1 )(.3)i\Aa.. 1.
TOYS. 'Silk Handkerchiefs,,
Consisting of 7)rnnis, (lulls,
Watches, Tool Sots, Trunks, Wash
Sets, Etc: Etc. See our Meeha meal
Toys.
DRESSING SETS.
Palmy- Celluloid. Dressing Sets.
Funny Sots finished in Geoff Loa's
dial^ Stock of Confeci.ionery Biscuits is
• \Vltitc and Colored. beast alnaal-
it•y.
Farcy Chinaw-are.
The host assortment of Fancy
011lna, ev01' shown by 11s: At most
reasonable prices,
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As space will not, permit us to quote prices, we
call and inspect our stook,
D. Steinbach,
Fresh.
ask you t�