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FLOUR.
Rye and Buckwheat Flour.
Breakffst Foods, dic.
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international Stock (Sc. =''oultry
Imperial Stock Food.
Ir it cake Li seed meal
Oyster Shell aid Poultry Bone
*ALWAYS* ON *HAND.*
C. SC H RAG,
Zurich, Ont.
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Mr 1erner ,
is buying all kinds
==o>==
Pt]LTR
either dressed or
Undressed.
Don't fail to can
and get ME NER'S
prices.
A VERITABLE EIa3ORADO,
1'REN'OR MINING ENGINE.TO1t'S ESTI3IATE
OT!'
VILE YTI:MOM
Montreal, Nov.•17..–Mr• Oholisl.i,
tl French raining engineer, who hits
just returned from an official mis-
°sion to the Yukon, in an interview
to -day said.:—"On behalf of the
French Government 11lttve just
visited all the richest placer mining
parts of the.Yrdeon Torrl.toy around
the Klondike, and am satisfied that
a new reign has started in. the
country, which will be known as
the reign of machinery. In the
entire neighborhood surrounding
Dome, one of .the highest and most
central peaks of the Klondike dis-
trict, the golden harvests are being
gathered in, mare particularly in
the Bonanza, Dominion and Gold
Run creeks, In most of the mines
the latest and most approved style
of machinery has been installed.
NOTI CEJ
COMbrEN'CING AU GUST FIRST ,
will adopt the
CASH SYSTEM
OF DOING BUSINESS.
re All Old Accounts owing me must
be settled by the FIRST DAY OF SEP-
TEMBER:
JOHN SCHAFER,
Butcher, Zurich*
DASHWON
Furniture and
Undertaking
STORE
We have now
alarge and up-
to-date Stock
of House Fur-
niture a n d
Furnishings which we
offer At a Low )Price....
UNDERTAKING'
Our Stock is Largo and up -to
date. In time of need, give us
a call,
PRICES RIGHT.
•
P. Mcisaac
DASHWOOD ., ONTARIO
mamnom .oaemICOM.
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For rofltosm
New Consumption Cure,
Dr. Marmorek, an Austrian bac-
teriologist, who was until recently
the leading chemist at the Pasteur
Institute, has communicated to the
Academy of Science the results of
his experiments in curing tuber-
culosis. His researches led him to
discover a serum of vaccine, which
he believes is efficacious. He has
used it for more than tL year, ob-
taining favorable results in tuber-
culosis,'ilthough he diel not succeed
in cases of tuberculosis Meningitis,
in which the serum proved innocu-
ous, hoed abscesses being observed
in only three out of two thousand
injec tions.
Every Farmer should keep
these three words constantly
in mind and conduct his farm
on ,strict business [trinciples.
Guess work and haphazard
methods are no longer used by
successful and uli-to-date far-
mers.
By reading THE WEEKLY
SuN, the Farmer's Business
Paper, you will get the very
latest and most accurate in-
formation regarding your busi-
ness.
THE SUN'S market reports
are worth many times the sub-
scription price to you.
Every Farmer in Canada
should realize the full value of
the service THE Suer has ren-
dered him in a public way. It
was due to the action of THE
SUN in giving voice to the
opinions of the farmers that
the law relating to cattle
guards, drainage across rail-
ways, and farm fires caused by
railway locomotives has been
amended.
We will send THE WEEKLY
SUN from now to lst January,
1905, in combination with
The Weekly Herald, for $1,75
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SAMPLE POR THE .ASKING,
Mr, Geo. Trott, of Heneall, is per,
manently located in his gallery again for
mthe winter and will bo open for business
every day Tuesdays oxeepted,
G Eo. TnOtr,
13• t£ ls'hotographer.
IIow TO MAKE SALABLE DRIED
APPLES.—As soon as the apple is
pared. it should be cut into quar-
ters, trimmed and thrown into an
ordin•try sized pail which has been
about half filled with water in
which a handfull of salt has been
stirred. As soon as enough apples
have been prepared, drain off the
water, which can be used again,
and dry in the usual manner. The
elle( t of the salt water is to whiten ;
the ap lles very much and prevent i
thcin from turning, dark. Try this I
way an l you will be pleased with
r•eselt and proud of your work
with really no ninre tremble.
Dric(1 a.l;p'.es are saleable from 1st!
Octcber to ist of April, but exper-
ience hos proved that it ie the;
st p an to market the goods
ear' y while the demand is goof' .
You never know how Mewl). a wo-
man can•talk until 3fou get her in a •
quiet game of whist,
•
Under an Aot respecting the
study of Anatomy, it seems that
the bodies of all persons dying in a
House of Refuge.should be handed
over to the Inspector of Anatomy
in the locality, unless claimed by
bona Side friends inside of • 24 hours
and the sum of $, for burial ex-
penses, deposited, The keeper of
such Houses being liable to a fine
of x:20 for non-compliance with the
act aforesaid, Mr. French asked the
Warden of the Co. fol.' instructionin
the matter, and we ere glad to.say
the latter has ordered hilee to bury
snch bodies as formerly, on the
premises. It is seldom we would
eonnsel the non -observance of a law
when properly placed upon the stet-
ute book, hut we believe that the
great mass of the people will think
with the Warden that such legisla-
tion will be more honored in the
breach than in the observance.
Pity the woman who has some
swell call on her when none of her
neighbors are looking.
Mr. Gordon McBride, of Lindsay,
was killed in the yard. of the Com
pany, at Orillia, while shunting, on
Tuesday.
You never run up against any-
thing sweeter than the smile of a
woman. who has just returned
from a tea party, conscious that she
wore the prettiest hat of any wo-
man there.
$50,000,000 were deposited, at
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, by the
re -organized Lake Superior Com-
pany, and a meeting held, when it
was decided to extend the time for
making deposits and joining the un-
derwiter until Dec 1st.
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Notice.
ri1HE HENSALL BRASS BAND, 0O14I-
.1 posed of about 20 pieces, are now
open for engagement. Applications for
this purpose should be addressed to Mr.
OasAs. LSNDEit, leader, or Mr. A. MCKAY,
Secy., Hensen, Ont.
CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE:—We have
a large number of First Class Posts
at the Lake Front, St. Joseph, which will
be sold at reasonable prices. For particu-
lars apply to •
48.tf MASEL & BENDER, Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE—
The undersigned offers his choice 100 -
acre farm for sale; being Lot 20, North
Boundary, Hay Township, 21y miles North
of Zurich. The farm is in good condition,
with good buildings and plenty of spring
water; well fenced and well drained.
For further particulars apply to
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It is a wonderful improvement oyez
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Having one of these Tire Setters in prac-
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