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Spring and
Sumner
Dress Goods..
consisting of --"•111
Prints. Ginghams,
Mnslins Etc. •
Come and inspect before
buying elsewhere.
Our prices as usual are
RIGHT
Highest Prices
R. N. DOUGLAS
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for the balance of
this month.
Every Ring
Solid Gold.
Watch and Clock
Repairing
My Specialty
E. W. HESS,
JEWELLER
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That New
Winter Suit.
When looking for your new
Winter Suib, do not forget to
give us a call, We have a fine
range of Tweeds, Worsteds,
eto., to choose from. Our
prices are as cheap as any.
Suits made at short notice.
We also have a large number of
Samples to select from.
Laundry in connection.
W. H. HOFF AN �1.
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...ZURICH...
MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
'i full line o fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to .keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
Y UMIBLUT &
DUCll 1RT
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AKE 3. 7c}; EY
Selling Pelham' Peerless Fruit
and Ornamental trees, shrubs,
etc., during the winter months.
We offer you steady and profit-
able employment in your own
district at good pay. We
have over 600 acres of choice
nursery stock which you will
sell direct to your customers.
No diseased or dried out Ame-
rican stock supplied. Estab-
lished over 30 years.
Write now for particulars.
PELIlAW NURSERY CO.
Toronto, Ont,
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DASHWOOD
Rev. A. Geiger of Percib e, oo; ,
cupied the pulpit in the>vh.pgt$l}oa.l
church on Sunday morning last,
speaking in the german language.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Corriveau have
moved with their household effect
to Drysdale, where Mr. Corriveau
has been appointed Postmaster.
M. Fenn of Parkhill and John
Reid of Lieury, were in the village
on Sunday last, visiting at the
home of J. Kellerman.
J. Sohlundt is now the possessor
of a bouncing baby boy and is re-
ceiving congratulations from his
many friends •`
Rev. L. K. Eidt is again the pas-
tor of the Evangelical church here
for another year, much to the satis-
faction of the entire community.
D. Snider was on Wednesday
united in marriage to Miss Susie
Schroeder, the event taking place
in the Lutheran church, Rev. Mr.
Than officiating.
.As a healing salve for burns,
sores, sore nipples and chapped
hands Chamberlain's Salve is most
excellent It allays the pain of a
burn almost instantly, and unless
the injury is very severe; heals the
parts without leaving a scar. Price,
25 cents. For sale by J J:Merner.
EXETER-
.
A, MoDonell is starting a bowling
alley, in the Gordon-MacXay
building.
F. W. Gladtnan and S. M. Sand-
ers-reprosented the local canning
factory at a meeting held at Toron-
to, last week.
Tbere will be uo shop liquor lic-
ense in Et:eter after the 1st of May
Mr. F. J Knight, who has had a
f shop license for a number of years,
owing to ill health has withdrawn
his applidation, and intends dispos-
ing of his stook prior to retiring
from business.
The sad news reached Exeter
Thursday of the death at Nanton,
Alberta, on that day of 5 Hunter,
jr., second son of Mr. S. Hunter of
Usborne, aged 38 years, 3 months
and 8 days. The deceased had been
suffering from Bright's Disease for
some time, but was only critically
ill about a week when death over-
took him. Mr. Hunter went out to
the western country seventeen
years ago and was prospering. The
remains were shipped from Nanton
and arrived in Exeter Tnesciey
evening.
. Mr, L. EI. Farnham, a prominent
druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa says :
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing
on the market for constipation."
Give these tahlets a trial. You are
certain ,to find them agreeable and
pleasing in effect. Price, 25 cents.
Samples free. For sale by J J
Meaner.
HENSALI_
T. Welsh's daughter, Dorothy, is
seriously ill,
Donald Burns was in London to
see his brother Peter.
Rev. S. L. Toll took a trip to
South Woodslee, recently, to visit
his former congregation,
James Bonthron Sr., visited his
daughter in Port Huron, last week.
Miss Gertie Thompson has taken
charge of one of the Junior rooms
in the public school.
Mr. and Mrs Markham have
moved to EXetox • Be'has been en-
gaged as orgitnist in Trivitt Memor-
ial church,
T, Partner has a dog that is"most
"pregnacious" (w'hate'ver that
means). :Probably some new disease
among the "caniuites."
Mr, Hill of Hillsgreen will short-
ly become a resident of Hensall, as
he has sold bis blacksmith business
to Mr. Sharp of Nairn.
Messrs, A. Hemphill and N. Cook
are having lots of sport with their
toy automobiles, and. are taking
imaginary tripe into the country.
every day.
Read the pain formula on the
box of Pink Pain Tablets. Then ask
your Doctor if there is a better one.
Pain means congestion, blood pres-
sure somewhere. Dr Shoop's Pink
Pain Tablets check head pains, wo-
manly pains, pain anywhere. Try
one, and see I 20 for 25c, Sold by J
J Mercer.
DRYS 17A LE
The cold and disagreeable weath-
er for some time past has left the
ground in a very unsatisfactory
condition for seeding and farmers
thereby find considerable difficulty
in pushing forward t+ieir• seeding
operations.
The fishing firm of Challetit and
Sreenen situated in the suhtxrbs ,of
St, Joseph, adjoining St. .Tosep$
city, which subjoins thelake shore
have had their nets repaired and
placed i a ,
season's work. A new boatacusis.
ting of a yacht with a gasoline en.
gine installed thetei',n, bas also
been constructed for Vile use of the
fishermen. The boat is unique in
every respect and eefieeots much
credit on the part of its builder J.
Moueso.
H, Moro of Detroit is in the vici-
nity at present and nodoubt fully
appreciates the balmy breezes of
old Lake Huron,
J. Turner has taken a position
with R. S. Snowden for the sum-
mer. Mr. Turner's knowledge gain-
ed in the agricultural lndeetry
materially assists him in meeting
with the general approval of his
employe!.
J. Corriveau of Dashwood has
arrived in the village and 'svi°l here-
after conduct a boot and shot busi-
ness in the old hotel fortxaerly the
property of J. Brisson
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fcr THE HHRALD.
H. Howard was in Goderich this
week serving'in the , capacity of
Juryman.
A meeting of the school board of
the Drysdale public`schoo was re-
cently held and in compliance with
resolutious adopted therea t. it was
agreed that for a sum o money
based on a salary reckon d at the
rate of $350 per annum for the term
hereinafter stated to sec ure the
services of Miss Emmahompson
of the village of Hensall, who•will
act as a substitute in the absence
of a qualified teacher for he term
ending June 30th 1909. Mis Thomp-
son is a young lady of cholarly
aptitudes and is practical) conver-
sant with such methods of teaohin„
as materially assist in stimulating
and awakening the sl umbering
genius within the student
The recently constru
phone line is gradually becoming
more appreciated by the boys .::and
girls, who find in this a very suit-
able way of conversing, although
separated often by a d"
many miles the voices really s'onnd
so distinctly that at times the talk-
ers believe themselves to be in
reality side by side. So nicely does
it meet with the approval of the
young ladies, that one of them re-
cently expressed the statement that
it is in many respects sup
nicely written love letter.
In the oase of,aTownship
against. U. Bissonkr �te and Nap.
Canting, trioti;, at '' pdeeich this
week, the Judge' reserved his de.
eision
An exchange advocates a plan
whereby young ladies attending
church in the evening can register
their names in the church vestibule
so that the young men who are in
habit of lingering around the chur-
oh door can sae whether or not
their best girl is present and thus
set a troubled brain at rest. The
plan would undoubtedly be a great
convenience for a certain class of
young men and would work well in
many places.
SLAKE
A. Esser, who bas for the last
three years been a. resident of Alber-
ta during which time he homestead-
ed his claim has sold out and is now
visiting his parents.
Seeding is somewhat late this
season owing to the backward wea-
ther.'
J'. Brennerman of Brucefield,
spent Sunday at his home in the
village.
The telephone line is being ex-
tended along the Goshen Line. Quite
a number of farmers are - haying
thein installed.
Jos. Douglas, wife ;and family,
who have been residents s of 'Uncle
Sam's domains for several years,
have moved back to their native
home; but as yet have not secured a
permanent' location.
J. Bechler captured a wild goose
a week ago and. has it now,in con-
finement where it may be een by
p assers-by.
Our new post ina$er, Mr, Jerry
Corriveau, has talentharga' and is'.
bectiining ac ` to t iwith 111,3 new
yttie ?tf. My w ,
F, Monsso called on his old home
over Sunday.
T. Snowden's new barn ,roof has
proved a failure. This the second
galvanized one he has haat on his
new barn.
Rheumatic poisons are 'quickly
and surely driven out of the blood.
with Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Reme-
dy -liquid or tablet form Dr Shoop's
booklet on Rheumatism plainly and
interestingly tells just how this is
done. Tell some sufferer of this
book, or better still, write Dr
ilioop, Racine, Wis. for the book
and free test samples. Send no
money. Just join with :Dr Shoop
and give some sufferer a.. pleasant
surprise. Sold by J J Mercer.
1N hen the Kinrade inquest jurors
had been dismissed by the coroner
they held a conference aniong
themselves, when they ' discussed
statements made by Mr, Staunton
during his argument before Justice
Teetzel, They took exception
to his criticism of the manner in
which the inquest had been con-
ducted by the crowns representa-
tives, and were all of the . opinion
that counsel for the Kinrade family
had no cause for complaining about
the manner in which Miss Florence
or any other member of the family
had been treated. In fact, the jur-
ors were of the opinion that the
witnessess had been treated with
great consideration and there was
sonic talk of passing a resolution
condemning Mr. Staunton for the
language he had used. After talk-
ing the matter over, however, they
decided not to take any action for
tho present.
The season is drawing near that
usually shows a drop in the price
of coal. The price at the mines go-
es clown on the 1st of May, and the
local price usually follows it. At
present, however, the possibility of
a strike in the anthracite coal fields
is complicating the matter, and no
definite; decision has been reached
among the local dealers. They are
watching the condition in the coal
areas very closely, but no action
will be taken towards reducing the
pride till matters are a little more
settled. The lst of May is likely
to sec some changes in the situa-
tion, and the decision of the coal
mining companies as to the price of
goal will bo made known, and pos-
sibly at that date •there may be
some decision reached that 'will
mean cheaper fuel for local' con=
Born
D)rcrnsa--At the Babylon Line,
Hay, onthe28th'inet., to Mr. and
Mrs. John Deelier Jr., a son.
K'LE=At the Parr Line, Hay, on
the 28th iitst., to Mr and Mrs. T
. '
Kyle, .a son
One of the curious tokens of the
amazing spread of the feeling a-
gainst intoxicating Liquors, is the
refusal of so Many' of the leading
magazines to publish any advertis-
ing. matter pertaining to these.
They will not lend themselves as a
medium to introduce into the fami-
lyoircle habits other than good,
and therefore'shut out all adver•
MYnements sof. liquors. Everybody's
Magazine, for • example, declined
during one year. $200,000 worth of
such objectionable advertising, and
the best of it is that the people are
standing by the magazines in this
cleaning up oftheir papers. Some
41 of the leading U. S. magazines
will not carry whiskey advertise-
ments.
RECIPROCITY CONVENTION
AT DETROIT.
Tho convention held at Detroit
last Week, for the purpose of pro-
moting reciprocity with Canada, is
an indication of . the strength of
feeling along the American side of
the border in favor of freer trade
relations between the two count
ries. Those who took part in that
convention were not faddists, or
men of one idea; they were men
actively engaged in the life of the
nation. Governors of States, and
leaders in great commercial and in
dustrialmovements. and,consequen-
tly men whose influence counts in
the direction of public affairs. The
convention was held. too; at a most
opportune time -while Congress is
in special session for the purpose
of drafting a new tarifa Iaw... The
declarationsof the Detroitconven.
tion ought to have a considerable
influence in shaping the course of
the legislation now under consider-
ation, --Weekly San.
NO TARIFF INCREASE
While the financial statement
which Mr. Fielding presented to
the House of Commons last week is
far from satisfactory the Finance
Minister is to be congratulated on
at least one feature in his budget
speech, The announcement that no
increase is to be made in the tariff
will be gratifying to consumers
everywhere, and more particularly
to farmers. It required no small
degree of firmness on the part of
the Finance Minister and the Gov-
ernment generally to take the
stand which has been taken. Ex.
ceedingly strong pressure was
brought to bear, not only by the
woolen men, but by cotton manu-
facturers as well, in favor of high.
er duties, The Manufacturer's As-
sociation has even gone so far as
to maintain a permanent lobby
during the session for the purpose
of making this pressure effective.
Against this, farmers were able to
make but intermittent protests on
the other side, but these protests
haveWen' effofstice,.:and the tariff
is to reinain'ltS it, Wase, For this
mueh"at least tele oft
JOS. SMITH'S SA
IS A SURE CURE FOR
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds,
Hands, Cold Sores, Chilblains,
Ulcers, Pimples, Running Sores,
Wounds, Sores, Ringworm, Strain
len Knees, inflamed and alt diseas
jured and irritated conditions of tl
Mr. Matthias Wurm of Zurich On
"I was bothered for some time witl
ning sore on my jaw, nobody know
painful it was. I doctored for so
till I tried a sample of Joseph.
Salve, and the result was so pleasiu
I secured a good supply. Joseph
Salve eased the pain for the first ti
am cured. I am thankful indeed
cure and gladly give you permi
publish my ease."
Mrs. .Andrew Thiel of Zurich, s
"For six months I suffered acutely
sore breasts and doctored all that'` ti
tried a sample of Joseph Smith's Sal
was different to everything else
tried and it cured me. I am gratef
the cure, as I have never been tr
with it since."
Price 50 cents per box, 3 boxes for
Obtained from W. H. BENDER Zurich
°nal. Bo
Paper Hanger
and Painter.
All work promptly and
neatly done. Now is the
time to have your home
brightened and fixed up
for the bpring and Sn
mer months.
Charges Moderate
N. BOCK, Zuri
Steady
E mploymen
for a Reliable Local Sales
representing Canada's 01
and Greatest Nurseries
Zurich and adjoining. coun
You will find there is a g
demand for Nursery Stock
account of the high prices t
growers have realized on t
fruit this season. Our salesn
are turning in big business
us this year. Be one of t
and earn good wages thro
the winter' months. Territ
reserved. Pay Weekly.
sample outfit, etc. Write
particulars.
Stone & Wellington,
Foothill Nurseries. 850 acre
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This remedy can always be depended upon and
h pleasant to take. It contains no opium or
other harmful drug and may beglven as confl•
dentlyy to a baby as to as
Price 2S cents, large size 56 teats.
ThESEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
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Iianitoaa, Saskatchewan, Alberta
Special Train:leave Toronto 2.00 p.m. on
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JULY 13, 21 AUG. 10;24 SEPT. 7, 21
Second clan tickets from Ontario stations to prigupal
Notthwast poioa at
LOW ROUND-TRIP RATES
Winnipeg and return $32.00: Edmonton end retina
$42.50. and to other pointe in proportion. Tickets
food to return within 60 day, front going date.
TOURIST SLCEPING CARS
on all eacuniom. Comfortable berths, fully equipped
with bedding. eau be secured at m,aderate rates through
locd aaaat.
Early rrppilcatlon must be made
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