The Herald, 1903-10-09, Page 5WITH 4-
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The Zurich Herald.
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WILL BE
Call and get our prices.
J. F. Rickbeil,
Zurich
Pure angtob our.
Best eli ':all t t "...3ii rte.
Buckwheat and Rye Hours.
av�6s.�At -- ,...33,. 1110 .n•3,...�......�.. , _- .SY.'Gc,sOM�ese
And in Breakfast. Foods
'Ve Carry'.
' . E. T A N ��
ROLLED WHEAT,
d T,
AND OATMEAL.
AL S o:
international Stock Foods,
Oil Cake and Linseed Meal,
Seeds Sze., e.
C. SCHR
The
People's
Store.
fait dub
Winter
Greeting
J. D. Ilerner
Prop,
( Zeller Block. )
.31
." Z U � 1I3t C
BLUE BELLS.
The Bootblack's Story;.
"My father was a dri nkar
We once owned serine fine propert
I've heard mother stLy, but th
was before.I was both, for we ha
always boon poor as far back as
can remember. Mother says filth
drank up the fttrm,the oven,horso
sheen, CO\vs.
Hogs, furniture; an
everything else. We got so poo
mother had to go oat and wash b
the day to get food for Bess and n1
to eat. We lived an a log lions
a quarter of a mile from any one
i4 was about half mile from town
Mother tlsecl to w #L1k to town ever
day, except Saturday,. to wash fo
somebody. On Saturday she wast
ed for ourselves and ironed o
Sunday."
"Sunday is the Lord's day. You
mother certainly didn't work o
- the Sabbath."
• •%es, sir ; she bad to. Mottle
said the Lord. Made ait days fo
the saloon -keeper, and one for liin
self: Slee could not have her babie
clean if she did not work for thein
on Senclay. She knew tho Lor
would not biome her. There wer
no
days for the drunkards wife
' She paid if there was 110 saloon:,
3n would not. have to work on til
Sundae*. There were jest four of
Hs, Father, Mother, Baby Bess, and
: Willie ; that is nee."
"So your name is Willie, is it?
But go on with your story,"
\Voll, as 1 said, mother was
away all day. pod sometimes she
:would not got home till after dark,
she was not very strong and some-
; tidies She 1111c1 big washings, and
sometimes \wo didn't have 111tte11
to eat, because the ladies another.
washed for didn't have the right
change, or they would forget to
ask their husbands for it. Mother
always hated to ask for money
after she had earned it. She said
it dice seen, as if they ought to
know that'slle needed the money,.
or she would not ves}1 j':4r it, and
it generally happened that when
one didn't have the chance none of
them diel, so sometimes we got
awful hringry while we ,were wait-
ing figs follio to pay els."
:•'Vlly didn't your mother ask
for }ler mnnev ; it V ilS 11erS after
5110 earn('(! it?"
'She was afraid to, for some-
times these would get mad and say
she didn't half \wash their clothes,
ane1 then they would hunt up e
110Aw VL t�ar't'4wOTtltln. It 'lilts one of
those -weeks when nobody howl any
change. « It was ltrilla.y morning;
wo had very u t i le tt) eat on Thurs..
da;y, time On Friday morning there:
Witt; olll�� tL plate of corn meal and
als-mt acro spoon fnlis of 1101i1SScs,
Mother baked the meal into bread.
and -told ire to feed tho baby when
she woke up, Uld til keep 0 sharp
lockout for father; he was in town
On tL big s lr ee ; 11e was awful cross
when he was drinking ; it was not
steed for hits to got his hands on us
so. Nye always hid' \'-he.n we saw
hill} coming. if mother was not at
Monne. Little Bess would nearly
go into fits ,when she saw him 00m-
ing home drunk. Don't let Bess
ery if yon cart help it. Willie; I am
;1'fi',ocl I we)n't got h 0110 1111 til after'
dark to -night, 311'4. Oral?' ill witt S
has spelt large \wa'(hines, but I will l
(sane as .nein t1S 1 ('.rn, and swill
brim; home some provisions, for 1'
must have scum n1oncy to -night or
we will starve.' She kissed bads-
Bess
tly
Bess as she laid tt ,c'1' , and thele
c1,
at
ve
e'
8,
d
boy, Willie, and take care of little
sister.'
`Bessie slept a long time that
morning, and.I passed the time in
sitting by her and going to. the
door to watch -for ' father. When
she woke 1; 1p she said the first thing,
'Baby is so hungry, Willie, get
something to eat.' 'Get up, Bessie, To be sure, you are growing
and let nee dress you, and then we ; old. But why let everybody
will have breakfast,' ' I had not i see it, in your gray hair?
eaten a mouthful, nor had mother Keep
tasted food befpre leaving home, your hair dark and rich
y and I was awful hungry myself. and postpone age. 'If you will
e She got up and I dressed, washed a ;
e, and combed her, and when we sat z ti 1, F1
; cion n'to the table Bessie looked at ;' i . tik
. the food and then she just dropped
y her curly head clown on the table
✓ and sobbed out, 'Oh, Willie, I am
1- So tired of corn bread and molasses ;
n . 1 can't eat it ; I want some meat
; and butter.' 'Don't cry, Baby, 1
r t said, stroking her curls, 'Mother
I1 will bring home something to -
i night.' 'But it is so long to wait.
r t This is Mrs. Gray's elan, and
r ; mother is always late when she
1 ; washes for her.' 'Try to eat,' I
s !said, and I put Et spoonful of enol-
! asses on her plate, and she did try1
Lori i but she only swallowed a few sips,
0 j and then left the table. I ate .L
. 1 small piece of dry bread, I thought Notice.
j maybe she would eat the molasses, I
Os ; so I clic} not touch it. ; THE HENSALL BRASS BAND, COM-
- l "All clay she kept saying she was 1 posed of about `0. pieces, Are now
l i hungry, but refused to eat what 1 open for engagement. Applications for
1 we lead. It was 0 long day to both . CHAS, Ln »j n, leader,
ora�ir.eA. McIaY,
1 of t1s. Father had not come home, 1 Secy., Henson, Ont.
i and it was nearly dark. We were I
both sitting on the doorstep. I rsEDAR POSTS FOR SALE: --We have
i Bessie laid her head against my j a large number of First Class Posta
arm, and began to cry, •1'111 so' at the Lake Front, St. Joseph, which will
llllnfr gry, be sold at reasonable prices. For portico.
1} , Willie, mother stays so !':,.us apply to
l late to -night, Don't cry, baby, ! 48-tf MA((EL & BENDER Zurich.
i mother will soon be home.' 'Of ' '
course she will, exclaimed George; `ARM FOR SALE—
Anderson ; he lived a mile beyond j
11s, and as he spoke he tossed a ; The undersigned offers his choice 100-
buneh of blue bells into Bessie's ' acre farm for sale; being Lot 20 North
I lap. `011, how pretty !' she ex- I Boundary, Hay Township, ?, miles North
claimed, while the teat's dropped ; of Zurich. The farm is in good condition,
from her sweet blue eyes on the i with good buildings and plenty of spring
pretty blue bells. 'Como Bessie,' I : water; well fenced and well dtztine+tl.
culars apply to
said, let ire fasten them anion
!iti l or)furtho)7 i�osa1.11Ey}:RZ rich P. 0.
your curls.' She got np and stood i
- on the door step with her face I
toward the house. I stood behind
'• 11er and tied the blue bells in her
i gol(lc'11 curls.
"I had just fastened the last one OR OTHER VEHICLE OF ANY KIND
when some one jerked me oft the i GET YOUR TIRES RESET
1 bottom. step. It was father ; he j
f
ON ONE OF
I was drunk, and I knew by his looks
that he was almost crazy .with 1
only use Ayer's Hair Vigor,
your gray hair will soon have
all the deep, rich color of
y9ut11. Sold for 60 years.
a thick,glo )' bed 01 lung bolt.which Is
4a
wonder to every one who 1005 it. And not a
gray hair in It, all due to Ayer's Nair Visor."
Mus, 1i. 14. Berms, Decide, Man.
51.00 n bottle. s. C. ai'104s Co.,
All druggists. ,....,_ for l.mxiesmtaaso
Ataaa'
at . air
• kissed me at the door, 'Be a gond
k,; will adopt the
OUR FALL STOCK is just to hand. It is
one of the largest and most nl,.t ,-date
have ever had at this season of the year and.
includes
-DRESS GOODS
in all gorlit:es, colors and prides.
1 � MILI ERY DEPAHTME T -
is now open and customers can rely on getting
the most fashionable goods at the
. very lowest prices.
•
are new, Stylish and cheap ; \ve don't
blow much—better call and see thein.
We always carry fulllinc:s in
Mens' FurnL shin s
—AS WELL AS--
eady=made Clothing.
And are considered the proper place to get
GENTLEMEN'S'
OR D SUITS;
at much lower prices than charged in
cities and towns, for the sante class of
' goods and Workmanship. ,: a
Our Grocery Department
is fully stocked with every requite in that
line aiad the prices are as low as it
is possible to make them.
WHITE GOODS, FLANNELS, FLANNELETTES
Ribbons, Laces, Small -nares, and Ladies' and
Gents notions always in stock. and
the prices are right in all cases.
Prodnee taken in exchange at
market prices. Give us a call—all are wel-
come at
P! ER. aI R' .
ho has a Wagon
HENDERSON'S
drink. Efe pushed} me aside and
stood between little Bess and 1110. I
Tire e 1 Machines ,hi
Bessie turned to run, but he Caught
her and said, 'Yon have been cry-
ing ; what did Willie do to you?'
She was so white and seared that
thought she would faint. 'Willie
1 didn't do anything,' she gasped I
out. Father let her go and grasped
Ire ; he COILlmellced to shake. 1)10
awful. 'Yon rascal, What slid you I
do to Bessie? Tell me, or I'll shake i
the breath out of von.' Bessie
caught him by the arn1, 'Please, It sets them Colci.
father; don't hurt Willie ; I was so 1 It does the work in a few minutes
hungry it made 1110 c'ry. time.
(To be concluded next week.) It keeps the Dish of Wheels just
Right
It does the work Perfectly.
It is tL wonderful improvement over
the old method.
No more guess work, but tires are reset
accurately ante thickly, without any chance
of giving too much dish to the wheel, or in
any way injuring it.
Having one of these Tiro Setters in prac-
tical operation, tine patronage of the pull -
lie is solicited. A11 work thoroughly war-
ranted.
John 'V T se1oh,
GENERAL BLACKSMITH,
Zurich, Ont
Sale Register.
Sale of Stock, Implements, etc.,
on lot 18, con. 8. HtLy Tp., on Tues-
day, Oct. 20. The property of the
late Mr. John Koch. Sale at one
o'elock p. lu. Jno. Weseloh Etna.
IIy. 'W''oscloh, Executors.
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ri O.11:MENCINc; AL(it'ST FIRST,
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Farming
For Profit4
Every Farmer should keep
these three words constantly
in mind and conduct his farm
on strict business lsriliciples.
Guess work and haphazard
methods are, no longer ilseel by
successful and up-to-date far-
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SUN ill giving voice to the
opinions of the farmers that
the law relating to cattle
guards, clrtiinag,e across rail-.
ways, and farm fires caused by
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1'E\111ER.
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Dutcher, Zurich'
DAS WOO
Furniture and
Undertaking
STORE
�.m
We have now
a large and tip -
to -date
1p-
to-Clate Stock
of Ilouse Fur-
niture a n cl
Furnishings which we
offer At a Low Price..., i
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date. In time of need, give us
at call.
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