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E. ZELLER EDITOR, ZURICH, P.O,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1002.
The gold fields of the Transvaal
have gradually increased their out-
put until is now about 3: per cont.
as heavy as it was when the' busi-
ness of the "Rand" alines vas
most active. With favorable
weather and fair condition~ in the
labor market, the tnen who slid
more than any other element tt'
bring on the war in South ,'stria
may get back to about the place
where they stood in 1Sn, by the
end of the present year.
-
British Honduras is perhaps the
only colony in which tho carona•
tion celebrations wero felly parried :
out on the date originally fixed, in •
happy ignorance of the illness of
the Sing and the postponement tef •
the event, :for, t)w inr, to the+ fart
that the telegraph line through
Mexieo from that feolozly is not yet
completed, the newt of the .King's
serious' illness slid not retet'it lltela. r
until the arrival of the mail ettr:aan•
ter from New Orleans on Sunday,
Jurtte
The summer seasson is fast its -
appearing into autumn it is nutted
that very little has been dont in
tete .eltape of repairs to our side,
+rialke. Several teretssings oi'e ill
need of attention and our town
fathers should not Insatiate Paiute
economy. as a fess dollare spent in
repairs, may saVla I¢1¢titlr'esaly, s iLu-O tla
•'3lattte one break at leg or GU uaaenta..
It nil true. we hove genie to quite au
eXlyen.se iza seprunlelntntg our fr'nrc-haalT
and it is also true that We Musa:."Tutt E y
be as ceemezntieal Les It y e` ibtee. bent
there is n lianant over cchtt-Oi icy
ta.Taln)lUttN: tit!1t bd�„
The time is fast appreeeeinang
when we wails have to rtecageprk' with
Omside-walk p; oblena uta t<_'eu¢°.neet.
and it will he well for the town
when the more siermanent een:iten<t
walls are put down. No atone
plank :should be laid. but by all
nears leave the Mewls nerve ewe
there looked afterfor 1 the
present.
, t alt•.
A town is always judged by tine
aetlypleelaf'atiee of its streets and walks
and we cannot afford to be con -
defamed in the styes est visitors.
.Y IS*001) SO MAP.
isle' ?lG.ur.*.nY 11.0a,;F13.•
My attention was first cin'awn to
the extensive adultercatien in
Ywasl%eaa
plods by on able article
headed -Why s Wuul se cheap?"
it whi€eb the writer, vr,Eno is well
known as a weal expert, lata"4ciiy
states that the wearing ap-
parel, as used Fnlr men and women.
were mthly made out of the pure
wool fibre expressly given to us by
Providence for this sole purpose,
instead of being substituted by
Other foreign materials, hen there
would be a robust state of affairs,
int ennanectiion with wool. Taut, as it
is. the use of wool is ananulled at
every turn by the tape of substi-
tutes for the' sole pttr'pose of erseaap.
ening wool fabricrte with little er
no regard til the wearing properties
of the same".
The same aaathority states that
in a drive of 30 mires around Brad-
ford ford not one, brit scores. of mill's
could he pointed out, where for
every bale of wool used, ten bales,
and often more of Shoddy. niton„ o
stockings and cotton are used, and
that,in what is known as the beavy
woolen dietricts of Yorkshire,
there, are dozens of manufacturers'
who never buy a single bale of raw
wool, and yet are known and i
acknowledged as iniuential mann- ;l
facturers of woollen. goods.
This is a very extraordinary
statement. and notwithstanding
the wide circulation of the article
quoted, no refutation has been t
forthcoming from the, manufactur-
eves interested.
The importance of the fregtiett
sales of rags of every •description,
stockings, mungo and the 1ikd,
despatched from all parts of the
British Isles, alit several Contin,
metal countries, held, at Dewsbury,
Batltey, Leeds and other eentros in
the 1.nantlfactering districts, prove
the truth of the foregoing assor
tion..
It is further stated that to seve
til large woollen manufacturers
these scales ares far' more iniportan
than any of the great wool sale
held in London, Bratford and else
where.
Examples of Adulterated goods :
-Melton, 42 in. wide, 13d. to d,
per yard. extensively used for
skirts and frocks, contains no wool,
being absolutely all cotton warp,
the weft being entirely' spun from
rags and a little raw cotton blend-
ed together to give it strength -
sold as woollen goods. It is stated
that thousands of pieces are sol
weekly in the shape of nzeltons
Berges ant1the like, and that th
art of finishing as practised h
Yorkshire has reached such a stat
of perfection, that it is now quit
7"HE ZURICH HERALD
FALL FAIRS,
Hay-Zvi:rich, Sept. °24-2 5,
IndtLStl'ial-^Toronto, Sept, 1-13,
Western -London, Sept. 1'2-20,
Y- South.I-Iuron-Exeter, Sept, µ2-23,
T'eo•\Vtite'r-Sept,• 4-25.
t-13lanahard_Kirkton, Oet. 2-3.
s Blyth -Oct, -3,
' Brussels --()et. 2-8. •
'i'trall Orton -Sept:, 11-18.
Ingersoll --Sept 25-2C.
Listowel -Sept. 30, Oct, 1,
N oreli Perth -Stratford, Sept. -20,
October 1.
St. Marys-Sept..30, Oct. 1
West Zortt and Embro-Oct, 2. •
E, Nissourri and Thamesford-
October 1.,
G N. W. Exhibition-Godortch,
1 Sept. 30, Oct. 1.
Turnberry--At SVingbanz. Sept.
e 25-'20.
a .
Ashfield & ' awanosh-Dungan-
e non, ()et. 0-10.
e r1ncker:;nhit11--Seaforth, Sept. 25 -
possible to hide from the ultiulat
buyer the defect; of the fabric
particularly hiding the foundutiol
material of the cloth.
In tlw Yorkshire Daily Observe
of March 29th last, reference i
e 26.
Oxford -Woodstock. Sept. 2525.
1: Great Northern - Collingwoocl,
Sept. 23-26,
or
r' Nth Brant -Paris Sept. 25-2t3.
made to a cheat') class of covert
brought nut by some leading nlanu
facturers, composed of a mixture
of \orstted warp and a cheap card
est wefttertued Angola, a lai_11
sounding name for a blend of cot -
tun with lutingo. Iiaving a satin
or Venetian weave, the weft is
thrown on the back of the cloth,
leaving the face with a worsted
appearance. The (•loth is well C011-
strueted and has a large demand.
.An .assize trial at Leeds on
:lfttrt'h 17th last. has settled the
vexed question of lite vague tel ling
„all wool," and 'eseeMen.' and tint
now know that "all wool" weans
all wool. but "Wot.)llen" naeanas
anything that is t'u•ulpo,ctl iti
sl:ntlaly. ns11ng-o and eott.);a.
F. W. Hodson.
Life Stas -k Commissioner.
sioneI'.
' Toe enneer iesOoiy
I trnIkI13R 'AICD
SY:Si: M Rlsr,-
LTLATOR
will cure the'n1o.t aggra-
vated form of Dysuepsia
and Indigestion, Tt will cor-
rect "That hula Tteeting
after Ealing." Nervous
Headache, Sour ,itontach
and Itlatutence, Why stiffer
lvhett a cure Is guaranteed?
200 BAYS' TREATMENT $1,00.
Joan Buri, Dashwood,
says, 'I was unable to get
any relief from Asthma
and Stomach Trouble until
using Our Nsitiye Herbs."
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ZURICH, ONT.
TRE ALONzo 0, BLISS Co,
Sole Proprietors,
dVtONTREAL, CAN.
s' North Carey -Owen Sound, Sept.! .. T H E
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Centre 1ir11C'e--•P aisloy, Sept. 23- i Commercial
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DISTRESSING CASE OF CON-
SUMPTION.
(•'oar of One Family Miss 3.wtty.-Last
I).tu„ iter 'Now Ill..
A Turunt,l c:errytnan tells of a family
in his ea,n„tweeli„n, tyhiela consisted of
the inr_ther and Live ebil-lrtn-atlae father
v .Basi -"-f. lir of wh,9an in a few yeaire
nave fu.Acu viu.tiiirstO con-urnption and
ALA. Ant new the fifth. a d:atighter,
eloo is cutin' iyte 1 at tin,' office ref a allele-
a.tl^r.;.ta•l is ua•t h.,. leen n the one source of
seetert, to tt tEo eeer. ie obliged to leave •
iter nark, a'e! luaodg that she at es -mainly,
itis as ;t of nursing het
;, 'brothers Lail Sister --11“4 cetatraaetol this
b'e.i<t eigGise. 1:it.'i fl it:114S are izaaea.. ;
ian}3 tY,L.llI;-"ante=. in the ease, lout sir .iaa3
salty saes:'` tcitfm is to er`tad her to a g.l,.e'o
c.e.'ac
the 1:,t garrare treatnurat
im ,oven..
It is i%,r s a ;:i en 4.=; u iliac as i nia[ne tf
i U,;a 0: r a" e g n , aaa tint any civ
t o. to °+;,‘3D .,, sa:la.an wn p
u”
tiku zinc; rrre e ''I L naateence Ult I an._3. 11
rimier 11,..e the NotaaJai
teemed nb s:re: esti +Ili. ie L . ib l ut1'-. Ise �1
Lana tach as a %ltll'? ti41,•:-0., 0.11
gta"eb a to Mr. n:. iti. IleZ4,1.1 11,11'
td112v .1t174l,..•A sn, a 4e. Itiunt_4.
tv It 0,6 r1-.‘:: 43°r t., ffta?.,'i? U:.itti eae.,'� 1. Cli,as
it ext
til' itaiii -e:"a 'e t i 1,4'4S 4:4•1
n v�• I :: M� a ni l t1y ltL's'in r ,t,n a:.
114 X.iLti •2.,.1 5.alnilt.i7c;s~ita Aw _...e nJh,
timely eax`n c It -b a heavy o? ' , ynC a,,ot •
ale to itst-Pt.-41 the bete i, 71edai, i' genet- ry
•
rein sly a.,:es t t tl t in .nn f rssatl n d erre ag,-
F., aaa,.o t,trit a/e $' . ,':-a e.a atiy ti.e ltwuiltitat
over 0 r lei- this pusrp vze.
It <la . s shit nbv.t Al ri't'e sLi1-age "tion tII a. t Ij
Hass la r;,r nue e 4 rti-zits; of .alt e)<a.. - ties
at this time. for t;, re p l,ile cite Piro -
awakened to $ e v 'vie 1 rt . f entnactep of
cousangpticm. noel also to the fact, 6'
aeaeraaa.a� �,e.l '.kv the F;C . E ti.edietti untie t 1 -
tie . that w•he a this disease is taken
of in its early stage- tit, cs much as any
other alliseos,3.l+ cun':atle. Tne tee:
taal. just s.n , a:na aw a money is rare l to '
r anipaeao they furnishings. will l.e to " ly •
las reeeat'e fifty- gnt.eats. free of elan e -
W. C. T. tr.
wily /SIP nail Wt' VOLis:; tis
W. t'. T. V.?
Why? l3t't'anse the sympathy o.y of
every Cltrietiun 'vs,tnan is 'minded
in a work. having fur its ubjeet the
proteett'rtt t'f tate hoont'. t'a'lly: let'.
east.-;' in union there is :'tren;,;th.
at union there i Ip:ctrer. The must
titelie;ltie threads when sufficiently
ztlrtltiplitetl.:d'in f+nrou the 5ti'on Zest
4;'efe- when seting singly.
evens Salter, are utterly itatppoe:it.
but tire when ;nether in a' otailtattat-
1..». resistless in tlat'tr energies
:nighty in Drawer. Tins truth inti'
been s'etatl)1iela+'al by the f►reee ret
the W. t', T. 1'.. the largest roman,
tent iotn rot wrillgen in existe'atr'te l
+ar►i'iety lu'alriar'e!att in I)tarpyee.e. annr1
lilt! srtL by uncus tr«net iiia errttatnt'naee-
me'at. The omen's t"inrietasaaa
'li'¢ntpal°aaaatee t lien was been tut
prayer taalal laaw,�l 's•tt uga>ettl utia.nan
Christianity. -Make a ebnin. slain
the Lead. for the laatn«i is fi'tnll
Tnlo 03. r'0'i>Ja'are• anti°1 tiue city is Tull
• of 'L-tu Jvt,aace. ` j u' W..0 °. T.. r
nan quit s a°lacy mica t ie fast €sane
cte 1
nine the lout tCfi.s-t l.'ootrtlnn vLG':,"4o13
tz.Fal. is cin '+ei'ls ud Duna c.n ,l every
tnee'nnt tr 'env 's, 4.11441-11}1,M1111'*t.`n'e tla "tFln
tn.!)t199 tt Ut�ati. 11 f t•r9•l'n?b9'@t9J"en
trn.annti thjuin8'.."•. rare TLeeslliW4', tiled
a-uungle attains tr,tnarle t-aannni,...4 Irn'on
at'l5-enit endint' 1.teen en ; ta' lls�'•ina'
Ural lSi.Al wr etaa!9nWtib• Gni n"Gtur7."_r t1G.'Jlllt,
Tilts Cu, 1Lk''nG' riAiaatt Is i - tie? tw,.9
te,!'tioti 1,-.9f the henries. anti s;TL'fefv asci.
of all humanity.
Why should we belong tc, the W.
C. T. €-e Become. this e' laristia n
teiiFG 'se9n'.ance 'L•Crea'T<:S lar"etel pa'erea-
tivry w svta. It leis been truly said
that -Tears to the drunken sen a pen
not mould the future of a min.
?alae training hien when a ehiid
Mothers a leave t'ti't°t'„y' sot1it G class
sruttt2tt'i llF'Fdyia�!, l' enziehinie .e sone
must help to keep py zip the ' inks ttf
the groat army of drunkards, mast
it be y e nr sone lle anutst snuffer
like temptation pAtattins0i with all who have
CaG9)rt."A' td t‘q. itaf? son l -".destroying,
drink.
t'llnristionn Te ita1t rainee I' n i o at
nynt?Itins p•r.`;Gnn' a°t -hip. The litre
neve- t'b_ white its the token
of kens , p -aa t altenezian of hope a.ani
pie e ;t. r,rt Siete ly love.
i i!b'L t ;tud help us to ' r na i:.e fa
elinin against the boa 3y n•u;imes
that ;are in oust' ?and" tkrough the
curse t$ strong drink.
Ethel M. Williams. Pareee-snp't,
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION --
Do yearn take Tun H>:ar e ?
Apply This Test
To Your Nerves
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PROPRIETOR..
J/ Y. ST `W E 3..`IN
Graduata Optie'ian,
HENSALL.
?EDIBLES AND EYEGLASSES
Fitted on Si is'ntitit' Pr1Itriples.
.1 new. hTantic oA`
wel ry,
Watches and
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pt'rial etttont ion snits to
alt Lind. of iteptairitilt.
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FINETT 'WORK 'l''1"1l.`'ll,D t1
ori. AT RE ..V.40 )N :\ 1)19 1 4
t! I'ItIC'iS
Family
Groups
A Speciy...
e r their milt ay fare will not to :ia fu „ GeTT
ms,rt 4
in'trlOaJcnb9. t
thief .1.n:tire :Sir WS m. 10,
Laee.t r..n'v Ave... T rente. hosn.-
ritrta'ted find receive rontr'it;itions for tate.
Free Consunin:tsve 3fl'e s asap; fA, they eau
be sent 00 "kT1. ' . J.Gone.e, 53 Front St. .;West, Toronto ; er to the -National Trust
Co.,, •
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ALL,
ern 'Real
A REAtAlintARIX STORY. state Exchange.
Discovery err an Almost Certain;
f.'ur•efifr Rheumatism and Sind -
zed Disease..
Am'In-r..t the greatest di w ow-ze ..
of the age for the relief of human•
.Z1iterir e. perhaps aps nonce take .:1
• high a (tial€'Ee a- .Dr.4'Yar'kc''s /Attie
Red Pills The formula fr-'no
which the.;e pills are -;Masse was the
re. nit of many years study and
experiment. It is with the greatest
confidence, therefore, that tate pro-
prietors
r;y-
Y
sari: t )1 s p)pate-e these pills on the
: market. and so satisfied ere thee -
:
that they Zv ail prone a blessing to
stttli't .n; lltn)a,alaTt i ••Litt th 'v la:at '
Sicily these symptoms. They are for
your guidance, You may rot have them
al', but if you have any cr them your ner-
vous system is not up to the mark, and a
little extra expenditure o£ nerve force may
.bring the dreadful downfall.
Intolerance cf ruction, noise and light
twitching of the muscles of the face and
eyelids; fatiguing sleep, sadden startings
and jerkin of the limbs, dizziness and
flashes of light before the eyes; irritability
and restlessness in every part of tbebady ;
Eaeadacbe, indigestion, feelings of weariness
and depression, and Ioss of interest in the
affairs of life.
So long as the daily expenditure of nerve
force is greater than the daily income,
physical bankruptcy is certain to result
sootier ar later. Nerve force must be
increased, and this can best bo accom-
plished by the use cf Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food, because it contains in concentrated
form the very etementsof nature which go
directly to form nervous energy. 5o
cents a box, all dealers, of Edtnanson,
Bates & Co„ Toronto.
fir, has4 's
Nerve Food
, the following offer : To Einy one
stain is a subject of I'iteana tfisnl (no
matter how long standing) or any
blood disease as tenua Ieraated below
and will give e Dr. C lar ke's wonder-
fatl Little Red Pills a fait' and iin-
partial trial and do not find a per-
' feet c'ure,we will refund the money
pants for the pills. If no srt')stnn
TSS tulbafrei.,1
Eotib y)t, v Sllf.
Fannin, City, Village, Suburbrn.
and Exchanged.
Money Loaned on First and Second
Mortgages. Real Estate, Notes and
Other Securities.
Farms, houses and Business Proy-
erty Rented and Tient:: 'Collected
upon Reasonable Tereus.
Money Invested for Private In i -
and Garden Property, Sold, Bought
improvement is r>bservei, we
will, in addition, pay 1O in cusp
oat satisfactory evidence being sap -
plied us to this effect.
We have yet to knee of a single
cave where tIlese wonderful pills;
have not been et1ono,' t entirely :,ere-
ee-osful in aaffeetinry a flirt. CANA-
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Imes*.
tints
TELEPHONE 696.
E. ZELLER
ZURICH, ONTARIO
dor this wet weather
You will need a good strong pair
have What you want.
Men's Heavy Shoe, a
Uand , only. .. .
of Shoes. are
.8" £1 -tee .t+ t3►f3 - - •t3+`
A_ few Bargains in Summer
Call and see them before' they go
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The industrial position of Canada in the
world to -duly is a s.0ure'e of groat national pride.
'\Ve have triumphed over others in many
lines of manufacture,. but in none so effectively
as 111 bicycles.
" NES ar,r ND"
iti a wheel Canadian t'veryw nv. It's the wheel
t>i' the people---nhulei for the people—sells at the
i)t'01)lo's 131'IC't'.
Nolte so got )41 for comfort and wear.
\\tier itl)tent' it -sirs it.
Wei G.
ESS. Zurich
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For. mankind
IVAIr" Eito r --.A east of tine etsTee t ^ft ]t T' ere eel sJtlt
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WM. 'N� t ar d a a-t'•h•v S cn n pl a:t1it* mai
'are s r c ct a -r PA :V S, to f::r 3 tons, out
tie 1'44 41: a y . g c ; ve. Ten sst a�es letd t'tc t5w , and
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ALL CASES OF
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D NOISES CEASE
Fe A. WERNIAN, OF'AL- MORE,SAYS:
B. .T: -turf•. Md.. \rarest -o, Igor.
Geul:emen:- Being entirely cured of deafness. thanks to your treatment, 1 will non* give you
a full history of my case. to he used at your discretion.
About Ave years ago tiny r,gitt ear began to sing, and tills kept on getting worse, until /lost
my hearing in this ear entirely.
1 nate: tient a treatment for catarrh. for three months. without any success, consulted # num-
her of physicians, among outer:. the. most eminent ear specialist of tb:s city. who told me that
ot11v art operation coutd'help nee. and even that only temporarily, that the head: noises seou)^
thence ase, but tree hearing in ct ue affected ear wolf be Tomzoreve-r.
I then sayv your t'ivertf,ement a_ctc enta.,y In , New York ;leper. and ordered your treat -
Siert. After I lac used it only a fete a ey : n.. nordint; to your direscttotts. the noiseteeased, and
to -day; after five wee..... try stearin, in the diseased car :1a, been tr:irely restored. 1 thank you
steartily anti beg to remain Very truly yours.
k. A \y I,T.MAt. I,oS. Y;roati ray, naltisuore, Md.
Our'Ereatnzenf ftoe' not interfere with •your usual occupation.
advice free•. YOU CA} ' HRE YOURSELF AT NOME 'ttatcoudua1
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