The Herald, 1901-02-08, Page 83u
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4-AKS'RUsea LaALE
i bpecial to the HERALD;
Ll to the Iiele vee, Mr. We; 1ia7fonr was in Strtlt
2+he s1e ghani; i�, ittizl good and ford on Saturday.
lath, o" teaming is beim; clone, 1 Mrs. D, Dow is improving after a
Mr, J. Beattie is spending a fLi
days svith Mr. R. Nichol. guestMr. E, Ot'terbein was the
of asenno Oesch banday lest,
R
Oesch is working intiio swamp
fol 3.Sehwartzentruber• R,onjoys
it very lurch on the Goshen line.
Mr. Merino Oesch intends going
to the West shortly. .Menne says
coons are too scarce here and the
tar too pear.
PartyfromGoderieh Tp. recently•
3.L.Gerber sold a good colt to aL
It pays to raise good stock, that s
HOFFMAN, ThU Efailoii, JQlin' opinion.
BRONSON L'lNE
Were attaok of 1a
grippe
Archin Hodgeit intends taking a
trip to London this week.
R. J. Davis • spent Sunday at
home.
R. Clark intends taking a sleigh
load of young folk to Avouton this
week..
Wood cutting is the order of 'the
day. Sleighing in this vicinity is very
1 poor.
BLAKE _____.
Special to the HERALD.
We lire enjoying the blizzards
• from the north. and west these few
AD.
J. H. Wismer
Special to the I i R ALD • days back and they don't come very
c Shovelling, show is the order of i acceptable in many cases. •
the day On Friday of last week a few of
Jacob Ort Jr. is laid up with lel the Young people gathered at Mr,
grippe. We wish to soon see him I Thos. Sherritt sand spent the every
around again. ing in games, music and other
Wm. Oswald purchased'1. a nese
Ste -
eater this winter, SomethinI poen i p �fornNo th itMiddlsex
g
oiiig oil Girls. Watch your chance,
ercent
s , j�Uflt
Off Fancy China
LAM PS
WKS one of the guests.
TorGeiger tapig and a NIr John Beattie,
GENERA
dressed this OS
raises good 'and
Repairing
of London, is
L BLACKSMITH N steer on Monday last; The steer the guest of Mr. P. G. Nichols of
HORSESHOER. 1 d somewhere near seven th• town.
all kinds of machinery
aL speciality
• bringing through all richt that
hundbre lbs. John b Mt. J. Johanston is getting to be
}
well bred eattlt• t quite a V S Last week John had
J. 1l`;IIIC
Zillilct
a
We have a choice assort-
ment of fancy parlor Lamps
and this is a Grand .Oppor-
tunity
ppor -
tunity to get one at such
a Small Cost.
Mr. Ort is busy hailing logs o verysick Sorrel anti he succeeded
the sawmill.in ringing it
Willie Geiger, of the Goshen line, i
called at his uncle's, .3'. Geiger, s what it is to have experience in
horses.
Saturday night. ors • Rob't Walker,of
Victor Appel, of Zurich, visited line north, is very ill thee aro Bronsonnson
Johnson's In �,' Ill 1 onS'atnrdav
ct o
woollen fill
Ls uncle, iii• Opt, , ' a speedy recovery.
The school has been poorly attend- ChaLa. Meyers in
J hn Beattie
ed the last few days owing to the tv ere out fox hunting one day last
1 note storms. week and succeeded in holing some
i People around here are wahine foxes but failed in capturing any ;
AndFurniture } for decent sleighing to haul wood
You must see them,
appreciate the Values.
F. A, EDWARDS
Bayfield
Store.
we wish the boys better luck next
to
home.
time, •
Hems 4'ollund is laid up with bliss Edna Holtz returned home
i blood poison We wish gins a on Sunday last from a visit at her
s reedy rc c o sister's, Mrs. Geo. visit
ter,
" Our new frill bhtn e now coin -;:1 recovery.
plete in tweeds, blanikets, sllcaetiui; J;Lcob I%aLerchQr is laid up with la Dashwood.
also a grippe. Henry Eclighoffor was visiting at
full line tarn and stockings,
eaa€, 1 _ Home on Sunday last•
fall of underwear at rock bot- t willlleave for Dakota i the near Some of people gather -
tom prices. 1 future. We wish the young couple ecu o John our youngoonSr.people
e and alien-
Wo carry a full line of furniture , .L happy and contented life in their an enjoyable evening.
• at the loweet prices. I netw home. John Manson Sr. and Donald, his
Simon Geiger, oe adeno aLn, visit -
T= Q r M.
j o ii n s 0 n son, returned home from Goderieh
6JL� ec1 at J. Geiger's on Weclnc sduy. where they visited friends and
Several children of Aaronlinter- 1 Ltive�
Etter -
cher are laic- up with la grippe.
Of my tR;usIUess, ani. give up
Possession on Feb. 18th, any
of my old Customers wishing
BAYFI ELD
Special to the HERALD.
Albert Vanston has gone to Blyth
to take a position in a bakery
there.
Miss Howard, of Blake is the
guest of Mrs. John Pollock.
Mr. J . W. Holman was at Gode-
rieh last week, having been chosen
as a county auditor.
A large quantity of ice is now
being harvested.
Mrs•Cowle was at Detroit recent-
ly to see a brother who -vas ill
there.
Messrs M. Ross, D. McLeod. and
John Toms left last week for Stokes
Bay, to fish.
Mr. Jennings, Miss Jennings,
Miss Blanche Jennings, of Park-
hill are guests of their brother,
Rev. E. C. Jennings.
Rev. Robs. 'Gardner of Grand
Rapids -was the guest of his Mother
Mrs. Gardner.
Mr. E. Routlege of Windsor is
home to visit his mother who has.
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of
oz
it
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yet"
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THOROUGH BRED BERKSHIRE
o,
STEAM 1:,, laity, j1 as miles south of Zur-
ich road.] Terme $1x00, payable
•
FO Hess,
Boar for service, on Lt 16Con
M
rr
!id
6
!n•
`sold
Works.1 at the time of service, -wit_ Carriage i privilege of returning, if netts- specting trip in the near suture,
• 1 sary. t The boys may strike it rich.
Wan BEATER, Charles Shoemaker was in town
27tf Zurich P. 0, one day last week.
relatives.
- •
Mr. and Mrs. John Roth, of East. been very seriously ill but who i:~
Zorra, are visiting at J. Brenn -!much better.
man's, On Friday evening
A. E E D. Gardner,E. Jeno- l
We understand that Citric. acid + , Erwin,
David partnership
i the have dis- Rub Fisher,
Misses H. Praiser, g
solved partnership in the S}tLbtown Iiutbic. Fisher, Miss Jennings, Miss RUBBERS
mines. They- intend taking a pro- F Jennings had a drive tQ Clinton.
last Messrs
C ;
J
in HHardare, Stoves or Tin-
ware, will please call before
that date. •
TLEI Main Street,
Zurich, Ontario,
N. B. All accounts and notes due me,
by the above date
must be settled
YOU1L I --/VE
TO HURR
A
If you want to get the benefit of
our LOW PRICES on
we have a large stoek of Huggies
which will be sold cheap to snake room
for our stock of Cutters.
Call and see our Rubber {fire Rugr.,ies
rile I hereby Cantron the pri )
and our New Cutters.
• ii, JiSS,ii111i1Ci1, °tang:against negotiating the same.
C; lt,Cti ,Seneca
{ SL CTIOD, SALE
I F•Lrm etcicl, and implements. I
CAUTION
A promisory note made by the
undersigned. payable to John
Gasebo for $587.50 and dated Feb.
3rd, 1000, has been lost or stolen
and as the same has been paid by
Before
BUYI
HI LLSGREEN
Special to the Elassa D.
A SURPRISE PARTY. --On Tuesday
evening of last -week the members
and adherents of the Methodist
church here assembled at the home
of Mrs. Wni. Curry and presented
her daughter, Mrs. Alex. Forrest,
with a handsome couch and rocking
chair, accompanied by e suitable
address which was read by Rear. G.
Long. In a few suitable words
1Vres.Forrest thanked thein for their
gift. After the presentation, all
repaired to the dinning hall, where
e, good supper was provided by the
ladies. After supper, music and
social games were indulged in for
the remainder of the evening at the
end of which time all departed for
their homes having enjoyed a social
evening.
1Ir, Manuel Reichert hats been
laid up with la grippe the past week
but we wish hini speedy recovery.
Miss Lizzie Stelck,of Philadelphia
is visiting friends here.
Mrs, and Miss Parsons, of Gocte-;
rich township, are visiting with
Rob't Parsons this week,
Miss Best, of Varna, spent a few
days in this vicinity recently.
Geo Kennard and Wm. Love are
cutting wood in Geo. Reichert's
bush..
Henry Reichert ami. James Jarrett
are busily drawing material for
their barns,
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stelek spent
Saturday in Zurich.
M}', and Mrs. Jas. Wanless, of
Vasnia,visited friends here recently.
Mr. Rob't Parsons is at present
in Goderieh township drawing logs.
Miss M, Smith, of near Zurich,
is visiting with Miss C. A. Troyer.
Mr. Thomas Consitt is on the sick
list at present, but we hope to hear
of his early recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Forrest spent
a few days visiting friends at
Grand Benet
i have instructed Mr Bossenberry to
I sell by public auction at niy farm,
1lot 14 Con• 15 Hay, on Friday Feb.
i 8th, all my stock, consisting of 40
�,., ssra P••- ({ head of cattle, 35 sheep, several
1lior ses and all farm implements.
Anything in the line ��No reserve,
,aW�-p P.LAasoaT.
of Watches. Clocks, ;Jewel- 1'�.{ ARM FOR
Splendid farm ie Flay township for
? i sale. For sale lot 13 and I4 L. R. E. &
!W. . containing 210 acres of choice land,
eta- , 170 acres under cultivation,40 aeresbush,
about 20 aeres in fall wheat the greater
Lowest portion seeded to grass. A good orchard,
fruit of all hinds, a never failing well,
springs convenient for watering cattle,
A large good frame house with plenty of
hard anis soft water, a large bank barn
with stone foundation with lots of stable
room. Two implement sheds,work shop,
well situated for church, school, p
office, half mile south of St. Joseph,
good gravel roads. This farm will he
sold cheap and an easy terms.
For farther particulars apps ' to
•SV.t• HRVFtocts, kat, Joseph P, O,
23--dt
FARM FOP, SALE.
The -vest half of Lot No. 6, Con,
0, Ilay, containing 50 acres. The
land is all cleared except 2 acres of
bush.. There is a good frame dwel-
ling and barn on the premises and
a never -failing well of water.
nti11 sell on easy terms.
W e had one of the cele ; Lours HAM',
bratecl Newcombe Pianos crept P. O.
SALE.
TT and Musical goods, y
GALL
012
P1'1CeS Always
Fine R,epai rind,
A Specialty
Zurich
F. W. ,es9, sg OratOtIO
W a►
Music is the
Order
Of the Day!
After a pleasant time skating at
the rink, all were entertained at
the home of D. Gardner.
The remains of the late Mr. Stin-
son of Clinton were interred it Bay-
field cemetery on Tuesday after-
noon.
The Teauieeting under the aus-
pices of St. Adrews Church last
week was very well attended..
Tables were set in the Hall and
after all had been served., the pro-
gram was commenced, interesting
addresses were made by Rev's
Yellen and Jennings of Bayfield,
Davidson of Varna, Mr. McDonald
of Goderieh, The Clinton Quar-
tette gave several selections, songs
by R. Downs and J. Humphries,
recitation Miss Cunningham,
Anthems by the church choir. Mr.
G. W. Holman was chairman,
Wm. Sturgeon has gone on a. trip
to the old. Country. He will visit
Ireland and have lots to tell on his
return.
in stock, but only for an
hour, when it f ound a
lover of music, who had it
set in her house at one,
Miss Doan think the
Newcombe has no ecival office, &c. Apply to
in touch and. tone. These 1. Zlyx.l.leiu, Zurich.
Pianos were awarded the
FARM VOR SALE.
.medal at
,1,
mill. do �wvell. to
C and yetY a first- B
grade Piano at a
crate priest.
,R�,I. iroR SALE.
Isx x Lot 14 L. R. E. Stanley 60%
acres, is offered for sale by the un-
dersigned. The fanning lend along
this line is good and splendid gravel
roads. Convenient to school, post
FELT OVERSHOES
and all Winter Goods. We want
to make room for our large .
SPRING STOOK
whech will arrive shortly.
A -yell-known member of the
.Detroit bar attempted to male a
practical application,the other day,
of a. certain popular theory. The
Detroit Free Press quotes him :--
"I suppose it was wrong," with
a grin, "butt couldn't afford to let
the opportunity. pass. My wife has
become a convert to the mind -once
fact, and for the last month I have
heard nothing but the power of
mind over matter. I said little.
hoping that she would tire of it and.
dropintmee11t, it. But I forwas the longer die -
appointment, apin
harped on it the worse she became.
''This morning she discovered
that a -eater pipe was leaking,and
she went at it with that uni-
versal woman's tool, a hairpin,
with the result that she only made
the hole larger and caused a small
jet of water to be shot into the
xoom. Clappiiu a finger over the
140 acre farm, lot 21 and 5% 22,
Conn • 14, Hay, 234 miles west of
ui; ieh, containing 1.49 acres, all
Paris in 19oo cleared, gootl..landand well fenced.
.here are 4 wells on the farm, 2 of
which are overflowing ; orchard,
Buyers 3% acres of apples, pears
- <y • ' � P ]titehen
call Clll 1tl tt Lched 20x22 • good cellar, in 3
c,ass highparts; wood. -11.0d. and
'� lack Sou' c JO .32 , Piaizi.
tL • y '" , wash -hoose,
-very mod 20x22, with cistern, and fireplace ;
Stone basement barn, 52x100, with
stabling for 12, horses anti. tis Meati
og cattle ,
e • Pis; -pen, Driving .heti,
r ..
Well
' Zi1t' c1r 25-tf Zurich P. 0.
indigestion
,
Iin7iic�ina1nt house, ()perished 12:1100
and other t,titldings.
For terms, grisly tb t;1ip owner,
HENRY If. icing"a,
Dyspepslaana
hole to stop the flow of water, slue'
called loudly for Mme, anti when.1 Sni /VLP- rt, ley=A but �[ E are selling p h
appeared on the scene I took 1 Winter isnot over yet,
P. Bender SHOEMAN
Headquarters for Boots and Shoes.
UBSCRIBE
FOR
THE
R
crab
—mow warns --
Now is the time to secure Great
Bargains in Woolen Goods.
situation in at a glance.
"'What's the matter, my dear?'
I asked.
" 'There's a hole in the pipe' she
gasped ; 'get a plug -while I hold
the water back.'
,There's no leak there if you
will only think so,' I said, soothing-
ly, Tut your mind on it and remove
yeti* finger,'
Y i' 'John Henry,' she bean, but
at that moment her finger slipped
and a jet of water hit her in the
eye, and the valuta ,ble remarks
that she was about to make were
lost for all time,
"'John,' she snapped, 'can't you
see that the wallpaper will be ruin-
eel if I let go?'
"Well, my dear,' Isaid,ignorin.g
the question, 'it is time I -vas going
downstairs 1 besides, I am. :frail
that if I rennairi hero I may inter-
fere with the cairn, reposeful v ork-
ing of your mind. Convince your-
self, my clear, that there is no leak
and remove your finger.'
"With that I left her, I took the
precaution, however, to send tip a
plumber ; but from what I heard
when I left, I am afraid that her
mind was far from being in a, ra,
poizefutl p>loocl."
1,1r, TieniY Moore, Pickering, Writ„
states :---"i 'used three boxes et Dr,
Chaser % Kidney -Liver Pills for Con-
stipation and Stomach Troubles, And
never found anything to compare with
them. 1 had sufferedm these
corn-
plaints for many years
aken
ma,try kinds of medicine, but it remain-
ed for Dr, Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills
to cure me; amnow well and strong.
Mr. Patties. states,McLau ivas.trori au
harnois.
led
with ItidneY Disease and Dyspepiiia for
20 Years and have been so bad that I
could not sleep at Bights on account
pain in the back, but uld wale
walk
the floor Aii night Taind suffered 1'
agony. Dr, Chase's1(1 i,,1y Liver rine
an of rile, and the old a new m
troubles#� stein to be driven out of MY all 011
one pill a dose, 25 cents a box,
dealers, or Edmanson, Rates & Co.
'Toronto..
Chase's
balance of our Stock at very Low Paces.
HEAVY GAPS
We have some good warm onus, and. if you
one, there's no need of going bare -headed,
you can buy one at such a low
LADIES GAUNTLETS
A few left, Ladies' and Gents', regular
to sell at $1, while they last.
price
want
when
price $1.25
REMNANTS etc, all to
Prints, Dressgoods, 'Tweeds, Astrichans e
beaold at and below Cost, -
Call, See and be ConvinCed.
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Produce taken as Ca
teirtbach Zurich