The Herald, 1901-09-06, Page 1ITfa1
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"l first used Ayer's Sarsaparilla
in tliF itli (it 1848. Since then I
hive taken it every siring 4a s
blood -purifying and nerve -
strengthening medicine."
S. T. Jones, Wichita, Kans.
If you feel run down,
are easily tired, if your
nerves are weak and your
blood is thin, then begin
to take the good oId stand-
ard family medicine,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
It's a regular nerve
lifter, a perfect blood
builder. sbottle. Ail &crests.
'1
.9k your doctor what be thinks of Aye
$sr.aparirls, iim'knorw{ all &boeittbi* grand
old family ►htdiclett. i ouora his adt1Me sad.
'Ke wlrr b. taelitad.
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day
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VOL. II., NO. 6.
Tii:e Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
ZURICH, ONT. FRIDAY, SEP. 6 1901.
CHURCHES.
ST. BONIFACE, Catholic,
Order of• sere ion for the summer.
Sundays: High Mass at 10 a. in. ; Cate-
chism and Instruction -at 12 o'clock;
Vespers and Benediction of the Most
Blessed Sacrament. at 7 p. m.
Holy Days: High Mass at 10 o'clock;'
Vespers and Benediction at 7.30 p. m,
Week Days: Mass every morning at 7.
30 o'clock; First Fridays, Mass with
Exposition at 8 o'clock; The Holy
Hour, or one hour's visit to our Lord
in the Blessed Saeramet every Satur-
day evening from 7 to 8.
Rev. Father Valentine, Parish Priest
EVANGELICAL, German and English
Sunday services: -
German, at 10 o'eloek a. in. English, at
7 o'clock p. in., Sunday School at 2 p.m..
Tuesday evening; Junior Alliance, at 7,
Senior Alliance, at 8, h air practice at D.
Wednesday evening; German prayer
meeting, at 7.30. Thursday evening;
English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday
evening; Teachers' meeting at 8.
Rev. C. H. rinkbeiner, Pastor.
gent* ct'. tutu. 5t. petri xiirct7e.
Oottcsbienft norm. Rath u titir
unb abcnbs i 1iilr- Sonntagf diule
vorin. 9 1.UFlr. kehrernerialnmlung
Donner{tag abeubs urn 8.
t 5dlulfe, paftor.
55c. r V. BACHAND, St. Joseph.
Lt
, , Native Herbs slot' guaranteed to;
private ate funds or loan companies. 11('1 ehurelt.
days. .T, d)tumart.:�.lent, Zurich.
25e,
30e.
850.
We.
50e.
90c,
et
ranworlar
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and
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this
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ing
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Our
are
not
r HENI8PiLlio
G. F. Yungblut is in Auburn on
bilsinoss to -day.
Miss Kato Chapman has returned
from Clarksburg.
J. Sheppard and spent Labor day
at the lake shore.
E Rennie and wife spent Labor
day at St. Joseph.
D. Stewart's house is rapidly
nearing completion.
remiss Croysdale spent a few days
in London last week.
Miss Bessie Case of Toronto is
visiting at T. Murdock's.
Miss Annie Delaney has returned
to her home in Wihgham.
Joe. Blaney of Clinton called on
friends in town on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Woods have return-
ed to their home in London.
P. Lamont of Zurich purchased
a residence in town recently.
Miss Minnie Doan visited Miss
;elinnie Schaffer over Sunday.
G. C. Petty' had one of his ribs
broken by a COW running against
hint.
T. Robinson of Tnckersmith pur-
chased J. S, Case's dwelling fur
$1,100.
bliss Mattis E11i� has left for
Chatsworth were she has secured a
ZUk1G d / N D VIGI
Mr. and Mrs J.D. Merner left for -Miss Tillto Fisher left for Toronto
Buffalo on Monday. fair, on Tuesday.
Mr. Sam Faust spent Tuesday in Mr. Nick Foster of Sarepta spent
London, on business. Labor day in Detroit,
D. D. Wilson of Seaforth was a Valentine Rats of Stephen, visit -
visitor in town, on Saturday, ed town on Wednesday.
For a fine whipcord walking William Hoffman and family
Overcoat, call at D. S. Faust. spent Sunday at Crediton.
Mr, P. Lamont purchased a house New advertisements ; Charles
and lot on Queen St., Hensall. Fritz, F A Edwards, D Faust.
For a fine, nobby men's stiff or If you need a fine shirt, don't
fedora hat, call on D, S. Faust. forget to see ours. D. S. Faust.
Ferdinand Hess is building an
addition to his dwelling' house.
G. Holtzniann sold one of his
horses to John Gerber, Thursday.
Mr. Alfred Moritz of Berlin paid
our town a short visit over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. George Sohcellig
are visiting the Toronto Fair, this
wk.
The directors of the Hay Fire In-
surance Co., had a meeting here,
on Saturday.
Mrs. E. Zeller and family left on
Saturday for a mont'h's visit with
parents at Merlin.
Arr. and Mrs Richard Ash, of
Sebringville visited at Mr. Tilos.
Johnson's, this week.
Miss Pearl Buchanan returned
Tuesday evening, from a fete days'
school• pleasant visit at Merlin.
• Notary Public Fire and Life In- Prof D Bedford has resigned
suranee Agent, Money to Loan, either by !from ons his duties as precentor of (.'ar „malls the weak, strong, in tun
Lee Andrew Ellenbaum of Elkton
isFaust. visiting with his uncle, D. S.
Mr. 'William Ilse of Dashwood,
called on some friends in town, on
Sunday.
Zurich young people are winding.
up the season by a picnic to Grand E
Bend, to -day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eilber of
Crediton, visited their son, Mr. C.
Eilber, on Wednesday.
Missy Iola Brill returnd Wednes-
day, from a live weeks' visit with
relatives and friends, East.
Cull on D. S. Faust for Carpets.
27 in. Tapestry, 27 in. Brussels, 3e.
in. All wuul. Extra. values.
a You may need a pair of good
shone for fall wear ; it' se, set my
stunt;. before you Inty, ('. Fritz
;Hiss ('lura l3uehanun left Tun;.
-(.J.D.COOKE,
tl.ate with °atrrow & Proudfoot) Barris-
ter, So1it'itor, Notary Pubile.
Hensel!, Ontario.
pROUDFOOT & HAYS
Barristers, Silieitors, Notaarier. Public
et'', etc. dor. Square and North Street,
ciederiele Ontario
R. C. HAYS
W. PROU
Mr. unci Mrs. Unt.. lrle'Donell . Nissl illalitndnrs of Brussels wvitl'
have returnees hone after a mouthtake ehergt' of D. S. Faust's nii1-'
visit in Forest.
Our teachers :Misses Stt'phensuu
and LaLTousel have returned home
and rewuned ditties.
Miss Ella McPherson tants return-
ed after after a visit with frienda in St.
Helens and Lue'kiu w.
Mr. and Mrs. Toltn Dew of lowa
and Mr. and Mr's. John Hunter
spent Tuesday with lir. and airs.
T. Murdock.
Mrs. L. Harold and daughter
Pimentos, have returned from l'a'in-
, rBx�B�R, nipeg. were she bee been visiting
her ;sister airs. Wren.
�
• Clerk 10th Div. Court, Huron
Commissioner for taking; Affidavits,
Ceettveyaneer ete. Valuator for the Hu-
ron and Erie Loan uud Saving:: Co.
Ofilee--- Zeller llku'k. Zurich Ont.
E.BOSSE ERRY,
Licensed Auctioneer for Hur-
on County, tespeetfelly solicits the pat-
r.anage of those who intend havitu; sales
Satisfaction ennir mteed.
DR. F. A. S LLUItY,
Dettist, graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons, 'Toronto. also honor
graduate of Depatttnetrt of Dentistry,
Toronto i'niversity. Painless 'extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality.
At DO H0ase. Zurich. every
Monday. 1-26
j G. STANBUR I y B. Ar
aeeesser to wattles a 611A :can Rif
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY,
Conveyancer, Motley to Loan on Village
and Farm Property at lowest rates of In-
terest. Documents itt original German
read :and advised upon.
ZURICH COURT ATTENDED
Mee over O'Neil', ?Bank. Exeter.
i
cab a e '0 O tHt €i €u o €: e i;'
z OO MEBCIIL HOTEL
b o 0 ZURICH 0 0 s: v
i a'r'mor. 0
y Strictly up -to -data in modern ire- `r.,°
to! provements. 1)iningrooms is sup- it
3 plied with only the very best. ` ¶ r
# Bar contains eboiee liquors and
0 cig'ar's. I r r r e
e tit
eR Exeellerit Somple RoonYs a'-
L torr Commercial Men. tO
3e _
C0
ee
l'�'lOP. -
..i.e1.OtJIS FOSTER.,
O .,.++s ..me;�....a4
.v.
" be oininicrn"
Equipped -with all modem
conveniences. First-class
seetammodation to commer-
cial travellers. Bar and din-
ing room always supplied
with the best obtainable.
L Shoen acher, Prop.
ZURICH
The following vitreous slot' visit•
ill'.; the Pan Anteriean this week ;
Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Stational'. W.
Stonenlcaxl,(9. Brown, Rev. atnd Mrs.
Long, .Tohn Maearthur and ti'illie.
Mr. and Mre..ltie' Case. klt'x. Tay-
lor. Mrs. (Y. F. Arnold.
A ti:.;1RVEI ork% 31EMINE,
Having a direct and c'otnliined
t action On the liver and kidneys. Dr.
'i Chase•'s Kidney -Laver Pills will
positively (•tate many t'omptiteante'd
i, aaihnents wlnieeh cannot be t'e'aa'lneed
by any other inediu'itle. and hence
its extreserdinaary success and Iselin
ularit , Biliousness laver t°oaai
li ltlaittt. Bright's tdiseaase. deranged
kidneys and stolinaavb troubles are
ii
promptly and thoroughly eia't'ra'eotaae
by this great family medicine. One?
!! pill a dose, 25 cents a box.
livery department. they ('(ming heti
eon.
Miss Laura Kibler lett for her
home at Brampton on Monday,atfter
spending a few weeks with friends
here.
Miss Maggie Well and Mr. Arth-
ur Well. visited Toronto, Niagara
Falls and the Pan :1lneriean, the
past week.
Mr. C.Iiartteii> purehaseed a buil- .,
�, liar„ lot from Dr. ('atnpllrlI, for
setae, attd Charlie will iuild a tine
residence, at 10ntee,
Mr. I''n''t'd Ben'ttiet. who arrived
tram Non Arthur hest week is en
gaged d ars tinsmith, at V. Hartteili
to Vohs hardware store.
13atteher 5►'ltaafvr's horse ran
away the ether evetnitr:;, from the
slaughter h,ota'rt', retitsidel'aiely ttaeata-
Hei ! the sene:eitt and harness.
ale=• sr . k'. w. 'less. L. Ara. N.
1.13. llatelautnan, J. Sehurttlet', W. G.
lie es. W. O'Brien and George llese
were at Port 1`n'aita'1•'.5 On iaiaetadaae•.
I Mr. liana.. Felighaott[er of 1?illliae',
and Ate Harry I ruat't of 1 aastawtlae.l.
are le C'ithin,.'.,° utter 'the shoe ste4te'..
in the aalieence ani' the diretlirie•tore at
the Pan .4ttna�i'ie° tit.
;bliss Nettie Weil left last 'Wed-
nestlay, tar at.tt'lld the n.illinel'r •
openings at Laindon and ¶'ornitter.
,, end after visiting Niagalaa P allis
and the Pats _American. returned to
1; her position at Rodney.
STI. JCZ Bi LIGHTNING.
lid. Becher'. Barn and Contents De.
strdy'ed. Loss 1,800.00.
o Fire destroyed a large barn be-
' 10wine' to John Deeher, on the
Babylon line, south-east of Zurich,
on Friday niornin:r'. The lire was,
a eatnsed by lightning' striping tht�
ham during the severe them&
storm which passed over this ser
tion tltalt morning. Aconsiderablei
quantity of geeing. and stay waa.
lost, together with a number o
dartti implements. There were'
1,20 bushels of 'oats, the yield o
SIN acres of wheat, les tons of slay
and 75 bushels of old ants stewed int
the building, all of which were
eonsmne(1. Mr. Denier sueeeede(
in saving nil the live stock, with
the exeeeption of some chickens.
The loss is estimated at f. 1,23(10.
The barn and eontents were insured
in the Hay Mutual and Mr. Deeher'
will receive $1,20(1. from that ('0111
parry. The building will be rebuilt
as soon els possible.
Mr. Decllur desires to 'thank his;
neighbor, and friends for their,
prompt and valuable services, in
assisting him to save some of the
contents of the barn. Had it not
been for their heroic efforts. the
driving shed and its contents would
undoubtedly have been consumed
and the loss would have been eeon-
sidernbiy more.
Ten minutes after the starting of
the fire, fully 100 men had arrived
on the scene and went to work
with a will, saving what they
conld and preventing. the fire from
spreading to the adjoining build-
ings,
day. for Lt Mem where she will
continue her studies at the Colleg-
iate I11stitutn.
3h•. 11. Zeller visited his sister
and other relatives itt Waterloo
County, over Sunday, He arrived
home. Tuesday t.tir'nin's,
iir..1. J. 'hummer hes tlispoted
of his reeidt'nee to Mr. A. Mittel -
holt,: for ;e11re8.raat. Mr.Mittelhe}1tz
trete lat►sseeeie.n about tile let t)1
Oet'tbaer.
The following left Tate edgy morn.
in dor the Paan Amlet'it an : Mr.und
Mrs, .1. Pre'eter, Mr. and Mrs. t'.
Frit;, Mr. and Mr•. P. 13eender utio1
Mr. M.1'ie'l1inge'r.
A Manitoba edittol' (nye that he
lt,eo two enitwe'rilaeet.ti who 011.Vat;v:
Collie in when they are drunk and
:+ii!s another year in advattee. One
tog thean bus already paid tip to
1:+Ai. Either 10111' :.taaasa'rihSt'ns ik n't
drink.. oer they a different brand
cif li(luooi' iti ttuaroon a•atittaty .—S eu-
forth San.
Do pill WW1! lnslsaels nano' lalt'tute es
of the Duke and 1)tttelnes,- etS Corn-
wall: 'nth*. '1'tt: 1€1r:is_a;,i, and Menu -
Orval Family Herald and Veeekl.
Star ir,;enn now until .9etnn. 1 and von
will receive the leaa°tt nee iter, a)tnl
.''e4 .Von ►i i-tt(".
Mr..Uauiutt Laporte lot Deo mlal'e.
:ateconnipatniod yI�np- his sen ,Von.a'pilu.
and daughter .awns,. left enol' 4'itet-
hatInt on Monday morning. "tii'.
Mary evill attend the ►'oinve'nt end
Joseph wall enter the High se'lta of
at that place.
Married.
MX,:t vlt LE,—MCNICon. On Sept.
4th, at .0 o'clock, at the residence
of the bride's parents, I-ensall,by
Rev. Mr. Flet.iher, Miss Margaret
Taylor Melvilie of Hensall, to
Jules Earnest MYeNieol of Farqu-
har.
14I.ri:,s'1.i--SiTIARRILl1'E, At 'St.Joseph,
on the 3rd lnat,, Nelson Masse, to
Miss eharrette, both of wt.Joseph•
CPS,
sarinient at D. S. Faust.
HAY COUNCIL.
ultei1unlet on Monday. the Ind,::
{members present,
he following accout,te were
ez,ied and t leu cgaaes issued for the r.
tiz : 14r+ Ainlliit, re lit&
s1011 registrar, ,e'gieteeing 1
Lt15i, tllari'iu lees and deaths,
(n1►; l'ultherlxtnel hates Co.. i.uiln-"
• 410.:1 ; %Vial. Dig main. reepairitng:
' ert, i.1.3te; Nino. Bell. lumber.,
; ''haus. Hoibeian. reptir; iins°' -
"'aert, 1:1t11 Conn..:, e ; W. Sehaili
a irintg ls'idtre. L. R., 4 ae : Wina
ant ick. repairing ends -ell, Con. 4,
71.; :Noah S.arares, cep airing cul- -
E
end-
i ▪ gr t' Tian sidle-na ne3i'1 ,.t t:
sed. Garnett. part payment on
i'➢a a[ r, . 204s.Y4(!1; D. Bell. duulaultea,
IN' PhilIlpl Brener, culvert. S. 13.,
• Wm. Jennisonn, repairing cut-
e L. R., :v.t;tb ; 1i.. Bullard,
ditch, 0. R., 1.110 1; (leo. 13i'ew n.
pole for grader, 1.25; ,Val. Jenni-
son, repairing culvert, Con. 14. ...I ;
A. Mittelholt . pleat, eluetity, ..e.'.
Council will meet again on Mon-
day, the 7th day of October, at one
o'clock p. all.
FRED. St:, 'Clerk.
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t3R'YSi►AL,g'
Special to the: Iii. nt:an .
Smoot. ddEtbaolar Below is the
standing, of the pupils of Sep. S. S.
No. 1, Hay land Swanley, based on
regularity good deportment and
prolieiency for the month of Au-
gust: IV Sr., Louis Geoffroi, Eli
(1elinaas, Louis Brisson. IV Jr.,
Elnelia Laporte, Nellie Denonrnae,
Paul Cantin. iii, Evelina Cantin, ,
(Sara J. Denonnne. Alfred Du-
charme. II Sr. John Cantin, Stan -
sonans Brisson, Joseph Corriveaau.
1 11 Jr. Ida «elinas, Edith Denonnle. I
# Alphonse Ducharme. Pt. II Sr.,
Peter Masse, Eddie Brisson, Edith
Denonaplle. Pi. II Jr., Blanched
Laporte, May Millar, Tilly Millar.
Pt. 1 Sr.,. Josephine Cantin, Alex
Aubin, Bertha Ducharnle. Pt. 1 i{
Jr., Alice Denolnnie, Virginias
Denoinme, Raoul Ducharme. Aver- f
age attendance for the month 77.
Jerome J Bedard, Teacher...
118
Has naw opened for the Fall Trade.
is invited
R WAISTS
Ev'el
French Flannels, Red, with Dot, at
Blue, G 6 Stripe,
6 i Black, e i Dot, ti
ii Pink,
„ CC G
64
We have several lines of Homespuns, of the very let
for Suitings. Be sura to ask to see our New Dressgoods,
Wool Satin Merges, and Cashmeres: We also have a few 1
lima and Prints left, at Rock Bottom Prices
Lathes' Readynlade Skirts, in Black and 6501I
other Colors, front U
Dark Striped Flannelette Gro, Light .Striped Flannel
A tine lot of Shirtings at a Low Pride.
See thein. No Trouble to Show Goods.
D ,. S a F JAS,
ZURICH
ON
Produce taken in ext. lunge for (xoc
THEY MUST
GO AT ONCE . x .
I\-314'lle't('1' ¢lily Ottitils ill trill' Sttit'k shOW
ieill to 'sti k,' ivt' fi'ut the Pt'ie't., anti Out the
NN, 4- don't want in our Store, "has heel
t.Vt'l'$.” We have a lot of Women's Tutt('.
:i"lleit's, mostly small sizes. regular l)l'iees
Cle tr Out Sale at Shoo o
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OH If
SH
Butter and Eggs take in ex
We have use opened up a shipme
Fall slit.➢ n;, the idlest and best vain
(aver shown in 'T' t eds, 'pa'ges, Black
'Worsteds, and we might say here that
intending to invest itt a 111e'P,, 1lObby
not fail to see our stock and get our pr
buying. -Ye have had a large iner
suiting trade] the past season, , which g
that we lla%-e tilas right goods at right
early and make your s(leetion before
hrokpn. Style and workmanshi
teed.
We also have a few pieces of Erni
left Challie r and Oingha
at 8c a yard, worth 12 1-2 and 1.5c.
Prints that were good value at 10
while they last at 7c a yard.
All kinds of farm produce taken
. Y
(, at highest market prices.
ae
PREETER,
AN
ESS MANUFA
A
AND DEALER IN
r
Furniture Organs a
My warerooms are headquarters in Znrich fo
Robes. Trunks and Valises, Fly Nets and Dusters
All kinds of Household Furniture—Bedroom a
beards;, the best Extension Table on the market,
ers, Spring Beds and Mattresses.
PIANOS AND OR
1e high-grade Newcombe Piano ; the Bell
and I'iauos. NN'',e sail all goods at the lowest poss