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The Herald, 1901-04-26, Page 8ubilee Laundry Work guaranteed equal to We use no Chemicals to destroy your Clothing. (loose Suits to Order•�lrork HOFFMAN, Tho Tailor. albfleisch9s MiHs .e ® 9 Planing and Saw Mill --All kinds of woodwork and saw- ing slope to order. Estimates given for all kinds of buildings. A. hill stock of 13. C. Tied Cedar Shingles. A11 kinds of lumber al- ways on hand. Chopping done every day. J. H. VV srner SATISFMDTIDII HAMMED, GENERAL BLACKSMITH A N D HORSESHOER. Repairing all kinds of machinery* a speciality ! J, H. iVismer, Mills 14th Con., Lot 25. K7' i ing prepairations for their annual a� 3 eisch , meat to take place May 4th: On Saturday last the funeral of Zurich P. O. !the late Mrs. Levitt, beloved wife of Wil. Levitt took place from the j family residence, Andrew street to &Maw the Granton Presbyterian come- ; tery. The deceased lady under- + went an operation last summer at the London hospital for an inward affliction, but it proved of no avail, and after intense suffering finally 'succumbed to the hand of death on 1 Thursday morning, 18th inst. Mr. if you ado not see F. A. :Levitt and two daughters have the Edward's Ready--to-Wear heartfelt sympathy of the entire Clothing before you buy. t community in their great a;tiietion. Suits for $4.35, worth $t;. 'TE42 2URtCHt--1811.163,tli EXETER. Special to the HERALD. Two pages of the Herald reached us printed upsidedown last week but ye editor need not worry over that wo have soon worse things than that from the effects of a bottle and a glass. Some of our amateur gardners have commenced spring work and 1 in time svo neem* hear of 99 cents ` worth of "garden sass" being the result of 999 vents worth of tools, seed and labor. Mrs. John Mallett lir, made an t unsuccessful attempt to destroy i her life by swallowing a dose of • p tris green. The quantity taken was small and medical attendance Iand the aid of a stomach pump placed the would be suicide out of clanger. Worrying over- domestic trouble is given as cause for the 1 rash act. 1 The Exeter Turf Club. are mak- gam Cllr. YOU MAKE A MISTAKE T. & M. Johnson Have just received a new stock of furniture, Bedroom Suits, Couches, Fancy Rockers, and Parlor.Furn- ishing's, window Shades, and Pie- ture Frames a specialty. (,'x111 and see tor yourselves. In the Woollen Alin department we are offering special reductions in TJnderwear, Sheeting, Blankets, Stockings, ete. T! & M. Johnson ZURICH S t.L` .a 01"sT 1X71 ZURICH till snits reduced to clear - nig prices as we have ele- cicled to diSlluse of thcb stoek^kof Rtbadvmades, COME EARLY FOR FIRST CHOICE' To a1'ra i A. �E SLABTOWN Special to the HERALD. Samuel Hey is visiting his sister Ilealr Ingersoll. Miss Maggie Bell of L' ondon is home On a visit. Some of the farmers in this see-`- ' tion are through seeding. Mr. Wand and Miss A. Hes visit-' DWARDS BAYFIELD PITIM ed at P. Fossahl's, Dashwood oIh Sunday. lits. PHILADELPHIA Special to the I—Da14.Ln. On account of the heavy rain and snow storm last week the farmers will have a reit for a while as the laIld is too wet to sow, Solite are nearly through seeding while some have hardly started. Prod Kalbtleisch, our flax mana- ger, has boon busy last week sow- ing flax. Fred thinks he will sow it himself and .it will be done right then, Ferdia Schnell and Miss Lizzie Albrecht were visiting at Louis Schilbe's one evening last week. •A. Q. Bobier was round these parts last week and set up a cream separator for J, C: KalbS©inch, Dr. Eiehenhoffer is kept busy these days attending to Frank Allan and his son Peter, who are on the sick list. One of our 'enterprising young farmers has engaged Miss Reichert as assistant housekeeper for the summer months. Mr, and Mrs, Fred Kalbfleisch were visiting at Conrad Schilbe's last Sunday. Louis Schilbe passed through our burg with his cream wagon. Louis has.a nieo job and he knows it. Spring is once more with us and the farmers are , busily engaged scattering the. seed. May they reap a good harvest. J. L. Kalbileiseh will begin saw- ing in the near future, and will be able to accommodate the public with any grade of lumber. Abel Schuelbo of Chicago paid our burg a flying visit one day last week. Jas. Howard and Ed. Stelek in- tend erecting a dant on Smith's Creek. ° Jim. intends going largely into the rearing of water fowl. John Albrecht has began his summer operations with Louis Selmelbe as milk boy. Harry Howard, who has been on a business trip to Galt securing the necessary Iuaehinery from the well known first of (Yoldie b'c McCul- 3II•. Wand and alis. M. Rennie lough for the grist mill returnee. visited, at J. Br,a(la«r..L'' iarc!pta on; the other evening and reports llav-' Sunday.ing met with stleeess. Harry is an 111p—to—date business elan and knows JOIIII (leiger of the ferllr• ! h{►w tel Carry (ell bllsille SS 13 1 R E D I I A N WANTED. ; tet+nth ealletl en friends, hero Mun• 1.n11is i)ltranal, who has been da'C'. ' nursing a sore eye for St►n11C time, Joe. Wil1..., tot' Dashwood visited, is able to be around aagain. Carnage Works. The undersigned niches to • engage a good falrnl hand at J. llecltebl' s Moneta; • . b it,x• the simmer. Apply to J. Geo Howard intends taking a, trip It would }ae!al "telex idea if Mom, to the ma Country in the near JOHN' THOMSO , BL.ULE .1 • O. interested in tine Babylon line future. Cleorge drys he Will take 't—Inl a•e'nae•terr could :Arrange a tel meet on leve Alltln stearin Bill 'line a: Ile they d'e' mows smut, day before long thinks it is the best and safest. ©AS+f•iiN00Dnude try to ilynlrre►ve the aappearane•e•: Fejrdie 4ite11 has started e. wind to •►ru nn v • B IG clIES BUGGIES BUGGIES Larger Stock Than Ever. Nobbier Than Ever. Prices Lower Than Ever. ESS, & sO k�rrrcd, Oa ari- Slad�riatl to the I1sel:al.la• illeaart+mal e n move in ti�& Matter rebates (Wished. Anybody wishing « !t► dd,► :mime lalinlr• at the brat•➢.arurl• .{ en eat d 11eaRatrtl . 1 e nnas bt 'Messrs. Otten: atrial 1 ne tea alit Vert, rdn his llrall�r 1t every lnaatdle` quite an e'l' tl grounds, IA'i11 some btaIy Mill t',tetort and has u number al - abrhe fanners in t finished seeding. a•t+rtion are 1.1, : en1r had 1i. Webs=r t.ai' Zurit"la qq to secure a good mill will« do tveYll p tar lie Ferelie . d a:aailt a1 J 1 ...«......,.G —e sits e•nnumeraators. halve com ale,'ted ntaltrove•annent, their •erlr' :;, Martin ih laan.al;►• cal^"al"<<ii mak. 'BEAV'ER MEADOW 'ataae•etela tV is + r. .e. r , aand. %Il . bat a new rail feller. ,!Stk'tiaal to the HE1t:�a,ir. i horses for tete South Afrar ane mar- ii iti a understand that tI►t! aaata Mill ,I (!hristhattn'�eltoa h, who had i call �'li 1 « ,• AT THE OLD STAND •1 have purchased the business of C. IIartleib and with nay new stock coming in for spring, 1 can give you anything in the Hardware, Tinware or Stove line, at very close prices. If you intend building a house or barn, call and get my prices for your requirements.'' EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE. Eavetroughing, Roofing and Furnace Work. C CREB Mair Street, 9 Zurich, Ont ... Zurich's Leading Shoe Store ... ABOUT OUR SPRINGSHOES Scarcely a day in March pas ssd but what brought us new spring goods. -Our stoexk is up-to-date iii style. Alen's, Women's and Children's Shoes at lowest prices. We guarantee best quality always. 1f yon want the very latest and best goods froxn the leading Canadian. manufac- turers s Come to me Try me And you will always buy from me. I bet. •.{►1x11 "i alk.er 1➢aw swan lrttr• wall 9t started :ata .again tans week.. ' to Bm.tati awttnn ffrie•nds far the I1 Before It'1aalsetl aaalo►tlier driver. �.•.10.10.- • ;east week iti«tlarrteal inane- Monday rie•d gal l ir t l l the SIM.. DRYSx' AL !►r' as tellle ltd +rte e' aofE the Evangelical floc v ithavh was level at Berlin last ,81r(=Is•halll to the if i:st�ao. 1fveette , level :ltx11 week, The majority of the farnals are Put blu'l" with thirir sPriug 'st‘ediug s{ss°L people of this neighborhood wer Owing to the rain and snow the `+ etstotola Watultolcd was t'i&.i tlhi.t' ome ainror€ f taaa.li seaddalt, and are Jo.elln tlQltrnata alms td tfriend. a111l arrrand Pierian last ItruahitgIlrep ira,ions Eter'tickle root taaibd{hay loratler-iti-lau Anythixt in the luxe '; t,4 a°dsli. Pei, l�alnC*.. t '11•itt6e9n" on Sunday Iasi. , �4r a t; Yuan➢anter . rerun 1 1..otnttane ttt et. 81114't t ln;as �a ;:anii lea= taf11 tlaxrc ,, Ate "f tlnda St_ «1r(s (•ltln intidlatytt i Lent. "Niel; saeez ltt• twoitilerl lire •to : '� a Care 1ut ....�t .1 t.t f� anally tl ' t • men ti'olnn ~greener to r� end:►l.,;. atehese Clo i k . Jewel -1 . and usleaal goods. BANDER N STREET ZURICH ABOUT' THE �SW1IQ 11 A �9j�,i ARE �Y� and Mr. Kestle remains in charrre of that de- n„ have 1Ogtulit Arr. E. Appels Barnes, b u iness , t•Y luntien «eare adding. a toi Ietesto'kof hardware stoves and tinware. It. Den:tefl#, a member of the -,. final, ha. had 24 years' experience in tinnSlnithixl *„ and will attend to yonr wants promptly and carefully hi the, e titnsmithing line. Giver Us a call and wvac's our space hhlaa�t LsnnautL, has taken ratite PtanLeednlf sa=4Faltilr4 lae> w ruvr� I over tlairt,r aaales aeat'a`_u 1au� ara1 tlntedl, la tli li(=ia;lnlsayt � a better half. and evill inesitle in the. coria' Qday last viv- k on A. ltutnttxv "s n(vat(t cone 14lcninedany lu t. vii t e'oetntly ltstrelawseil ifi.ytin' i n.a tm eta %heart. ' tie, who earn heat this. ;Mee In:a`e« a flying a•t1►a�ess sr-lni I liveelle ph,„itsoi to hear that C`. Y . tearray `,vluel Inas 11 +a'ta otik the start -sat terve �. �,tith etol arL this town b LL• W...i 012 t'4ndddbai • Guenther n ns tt actu.nlly n.tatla,„„ing ~rite. hot .Myr` the West while a' abto and runs INV Davkw(taad. from Ils:as:du- � l a'1e- '- Always Low ernanati 1tttb4. who has been ill to tw arounat 11g fan. world ter 74tirtletl. frotnn Zurieh ta► St. for the 'oast, week, is able to be" Thos. Snowden has had remark- nark- • i4fseqh. But "me staset is only a ' Fine " around again. atxili which the ax.lrt•C s takes lli(({( �td(d.c liti iambs this ttat•. I'le had three sero?a ►that whet' it retaxi•i1s home' Ii(v. in.. t":(r•itae. of exa�lilc! " Y1 a. i E tai eee a ptedl tele• pinlpit iti tine. that give berth to ten kande; and of ' --- .-••a^.to ,+w- — A > Spec ialty' '4.1' •.�t1 (�iauarc3n en t:aalQduc cltia8a innmdq :seen dire➢la"� 1�Jit.Lv JF i,E1'MI Ev.ain evening. dee. 'Mousse �rla➢dr. helping the tor + h Mr. Ila B llei cti and family have nliU'l nrtaaltd' "Ile evrnntnlg turtanng,'Spr('c'iul to tlw -",,f3 At,i►. mmt i rtgno 'dd to :'4r tfdti`td z cane Mr. tHa a... art➢ ' ' t' aat°,vt. *la i lnai they .. lei' ��t'-Lff of Bt•nn - lse•dcd c=eon_ • I ethyl (7isich hats prnific•ititse(t a bin: n- inmsrf'drr•tniite of lnar-iiin at (st iii.. (Ith(•h l scrs•id•e i5r Pi'(•sl►vtc'1 tit ixess. writ are soi•ry to lose Mir, a oust the torn off. it appears that t hurc h here. 3attnl:iy Inst. , *•�.s- I aalblleisclt finlin otn burg as lies Jul' ssas? tasting the• (•a•::itni and gest Jobb (.'d►clnr bids nd►1w t%esrs hi '..,-..'re.'......• i u E 'u"-:.-++..-....° w.r.. a genial citizen attain, first-4.r:Iss f'U'at ell':•e td) the sltjtt broad staii'ie. I sw(yn(iei• vcliat's the Saddlery, ]] �� nieehanie in hi ph oftess late t J. Z6 :ats own 17'1i➢ttr haat: to 1 hii ell ' r eaxsd►ri. ��u:l ' :..Y r ,.;. j it 66etz sae'+ st nrte 'd to sa tip the• r�dil➢tastoni f`aai°ttt t!, a5 txn(re;(�al up o �t �an Inaat•l;�,weld had tlae• ixni s Y F rnitUre, leis dalirge .tdrs k (, 1(t�" �. it sue wish titian :•tau : c--•? fan his hew l� nerve to Iet has horses run at1*: aay,ene O* a� �i ,y `t`inic9 utln(•r tL ' i muse ('Ilnaas. 'l'ne en. ten ➢td•. n ;engagedas vvaas sev(•rlly hurt. ,; a and Pl n o Ilene. � p1aanc r i n ilyen*fat he lead t R J 9hDa e .,d,n1f8 of •ntf� na rcnl ?i n with tau ' rounds Taos(' • is au_,oauan cm Inas r•ou n(ds for (14'.4s - misfortune yy. t n'..t rrtune to loose the ends of two manage tnne egg uagdyn. Mrs. McAllister who has been of his fingers. 1 Peter Durand imatc- e:1s tekinng a visiting with: her mother returned 11 ll trip to London. ;home to Walton.'Saturda y unit. «3. Howard car 1r_ypu ar }lou£ Feeding is w: ell ted ane ll min t azi. very tri• s�ai.er has se(•ured. a nuiraber of se(ftion a and had it not been for the M nneastraators for the lhuatchin;r !recent raaln the farmers would lhaai otk Iti Every D:epair`ale t. Harness of all kinds. Fur Robes. Blankets. Trunks, Travelling Bags, Fancy Plush Rugs. Furniture, Bedroom. Suits. Parlor Snits. �ISidebou ds, Extension Table . Chaim . Spring Beds, Mattresses of all kinds. The New Williams Sewing Machines. Organs and .Pianos --only the best make in Canada—the Dominion. the Bell, and the Thomas, who was awarded the gold meda l at the World's Ex- position, Paris, Prance, in 1900. Patronize home dealer, and you will save money, and get better goods with an honest dealer. Zur'1ehe Pose 13iii Waxy. it P:x*«;,a tt raise the preen through• right kine of peeultry. s Miss Andrews of Varna, spent m Wm. Turner will) has cogen in ~ort'- '-.—for the past cd�sr tl1eJ lastger. week as the guest of Miss Fos fhas'. WE APE READY LJ FCR I : P 'S OLD STAN' - rrr is now the order of the day, and almost every housewife. - schen the little ones get their feet coal It is an nisilava bine or mcvt:aers returned home mit sa(t(nluixt of poor and wet, and come home hoarse and health, f acoughing, or awaken in the night vis ligns of deadllr croup, Then it is that Louis) Hem,, Inas Zaeein visiting mothers turn gratefully' to Dr. eZiAge, -21-2e a1. in Ha rnse..i1 ?;a t week who, through hie great Recipe Book and Ezra Smith Was the ectnest of J. famous family re.nedies, has time assd Howard, SundIas- last. again saved the little ones and olden one two, from suffering ani dead. Owing to the stormy weather we:.' Dt. Ch truly; Syrup fat Linseed promptlynrhave had, stopped some of the boys' pavane brings relief when the throat from sowing. is sore arid irritated, when the coli is Mrs. Rachel Brisson, wife of 1 tight in tete chest, and the cough pain' , . tut and digressing. It a/hays the in-; visiting Brisson, of Stratford is' fammatioic, heals the Sore and torn I vn.itfng alt A S(r('enain membranes, soothes the nerves and, M. Desjardfne visited lit Joseph 1 clears the air passages.least sunciap. People who know of the singular '.Il , ' Ia tues of mine tdo e'soSyrup f Linseed H. Rau purchased six thorough -1 andIng the cheap substitutes which. many ;ec1 pigs from Joe Denont druggists offer in its place ; 25 cents. 31is , Annie Denolnv who has ..' been visiting with Charle Badour ;; Or. Chase's ,g Sy, ' p returned hone Sunday. j { Mr. Allan has perebased Frank of Linseed &effrev's farm and intends plant ing fruit trees on ft. and Turpentine. e. ; C. Fritz was out sucker fishing t on Monday. is thinking of making a change, probably in tbe way of iww lace curtains, draperies or new table cloths, etc. In lace curtains we have them from 35c a pair to $2. In cretonne draperies we have a good assortment, especially our double -fold reversible and fast color lines. You want to see thein, We have also new lines of white linen, colored and chenille table cloths that are elegant goods. FOR MEN We wish to draw your attention to our new pantiugs = they are the nobbiest goods we have yet shown. And those waterproof coats we are selling at $3.50 are really the best value we have run across, and it is something every man needs. Cali and examine. No trouble to show goods .111) $teinbacht Zurich: