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VOL.III., NO. 9.
Tiie Official Organ of ZUr'iC11. and TIa}''Towu511ip.
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 1902.
CH U RC14 ES.
QT. BONIFACE, Oatholie, .
Order of service for the summer.
Sundays: High Mass at 3,30 a.. m.; Cate-
ehism and instruction at 10.30 o'clock:
Vespers and Benediction of the Most
Blessed Sacrament at 7 p. tn,
Holy Days: High Mass at 9 o'clock;
Vespers and Benediction at 730. p.
Week Days: Mass every mottling at 7.30
o'elock ; 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 Sut-
urdy evening from,7 to 8.
Baptism on Sundays at 2 o'clock.
The Communion Sundays before Mass at
8 o'clock.
Rev. Father Valentine,
Parish Priest
EVANGELICAL, German and English
Sunday services:-
. German, at 10.45 o'clock a. m'. English,
'7 o'clock p. m., Sun. school at 2 p. n.
Tuesday evening; Junior Alliance, at 7,
Senior Alliance, at 8, h oir practice at 9.
Wednesday evening; German prayer
meeting, at 7.80, Thursday evening;
English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday
evening; Teachers' meeting at 8.
.Rev. W. J. Yaeger, Pastor.
sovereign Bank' -p�+
Authorized Capital- $2,000,000,00 — m"a"'°®""seem•`°•••`
ZU 1 1GI AND VIGINATY
Subscribed Capital $1,300,000.00 .THE LIQUOR ACT DEFEATED—in
Ting HERALD to new subscribers.
$1,00 to encl of next year.
Mr. John Preeter, merchant, • is
on the sick list this week.
Miss Lizzie Greb is hone frotal Messrs, Moses Kestle. of Crecli-
Detroit at present.1 ton and John .Prang, of Seaforth.
Mr. .Tohn Hey's evatpbrator, on l wore renewing acquaintances here
his Goshen line farm, was burnt this wee
early Sunday morning.
learning the tailoring at J. Deich-
ert's shop. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Kipfer moved'
yesterday to Mr. Daniel Bell's farm
near Hensall.
Mr. Jacob Meyer', of the Zurich
road, moved to his father's farm,
near Wagner's corner, this week.
EXETER BRANCH,
Savings Department.
Everyone has been showing loyal-
ty to the King and now is the time
to show loyalty to yourself, by open-
ing a Savings Bank account in the
Sovereign Bask at Exeter or
Clinton, where the highest rates of
Interest are paid on deposits of $l.
'and upwards.
Special attention given to Farmers'
and CJcttLle-tiien's business.
A genera! Banking business transacted
F. W.'GLADMAN, F. E.KARN,
Solicitor. Manager.
SALE REGISTER.
FARM FOR SALE. .
• 116 Acres. Composed of Lot 20, in the
eutfe CV. 114. St. ietrt{tTCt2C, Lake Road East Concession of the Town-
gltship of IIay. Good sired Barn with stone
(5ottesbicnft Herat. 11aIG 1[ Zltlr stabling underneath; Frame Dwelling and
other outbuildings. This farm is nicely
1111 ahenbs 7 U17r• Samiteeid1ule situated on first-class gravel road, within
norm. to Ur- Echrerveriantmlung 21' miles of St. Joseph. Price low and
2 litttl)OCt] abenbs tun $albs• terms to suit purchaser.
(j jll g. Dam For particulars, apply to
E. Z ELLER, Zrtttatt,
V, I3ACHAND, St. Joseph.
• Notary Public, Fire and Life In-
surauee Agent, Money to Loan, either by
private fends or loan companies.
H • J. D. COOKE,
(Late with Carrow 3a Proud foot) Barris-
ter, Solicitor, Notary Public.
Ontario.
pROUDFOOT & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
err, etc. Cor. Square and North Street,
Goderielt, Ontario
W. PROUDFOOT K. C. R. C. HAYS
P• ZELLER,
• Clerk 10th Div. Court, Huron
Commissioner for taking Affidavits,
Conveyancer etc. Valuator for the Hu-
ron and Erie Loan and Savings Co.
Office— Zeller Block, Zurich Ont.
F BOSSENBERRY
• Licensed ed
Lite s Auctioneer for Bar-
on Comity, respectfully solicits the pat-
ronage of those who intend Having sales.
Satisfactitnt guaranteed.
Zurich. in the vote, yesterday,
81 votes were polled at this poll.
Fifty-one voted "No" and. thirty
said "yes,"
Notice To Creditors.
Mrs. Foster, of the Commercial
Miss Willert, of Dashwood, is 1 hotel, hada very cuccessfnl tel
last evening. .A large number
of ladies were present.
Mr. Sherry and wife, of Detroit,
were visiting Mrs. Cherray and
family for a day or so last week.
The members of the Junior Al-
liance of the Evangelical church
Mr. William Oswald, of the Bron- met Nov lfith and elected the fol -
son line, who spent the past year lowing officers for the next six
in Iowa, returned home on Monday months: -- President, . Emanuel
Holtzmttnn; Vice. Pres., Joanna
Mr. William Uttley purchased Elbert ; Rec. Secy., Laura Bender ;
Mr. M. 'Meidinger's dwelling for ,Cor.'Seey., Iva Weber ; Treasurer,
x+450.00 and will take possession Vevey Witwer ; Organist, Etta
shortly. Hartleib ; Assistant. Cora Hamach-
er; Librarians, Gertie Nagel.
Elenora Hartleib; Page boys.
.Leonard Heist, Ramer Well ; Pas-
tor, W. J. Yaeger ; Snpt.,L.. Faust ;
Assistant, L. Andrews. The fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
Christain Work Committee, Eman-
uel Boltzmann, chairman ; Miss
Faust, Miss Andrews ; Literary
and music': committee, Joanna,
Elbert. chairman ; Roxie Either,
Pearl Wurtz, Charles Eilber, Ha -
mor Well, Etta I3artleib, Cora
Miss Lizzie Ratz. of Parkhill, Hamacher. Sympathy and relief
who has been visiting with her committee, Laura Bender, chair -
uncle, Rev. W. J. 'Yager, for the drain; Phoebe Rickhtiil, Uertie
past two weeks, will leave Satin.- Magei, Ada Rcxhler, Edwin Kush -
day for her home. ler, Lily Faust. Missionary cont-
uiittee, Cora Hamacher, chairman ;
Addison Kc filer, Laura Bossen-
berry, Charles Bossenberry, Cor -
mans Boltzmann, Clayton Bossen-
berry. Lookout committee Iva
Weller, chairman : Lottie: t alster,
Li13' Johnston, E'('uara Htu'tleih,
Vercy Witter, Wilbur Rummel,.
Abraham Bender, Roy Faust,
Clarence Yaeger, Alfred Bender,
Eva Williams, Leonard. Haist. Our
Alliance is prospering and we are
stiil adding new members to our
list. Daring the six months we
raised $11.00 missionary nianey,We
aro striving to mu.ke this year a
very successful one,—Cor.-See.
IN 'Gras 11ATTNrt or Tns ESTATE OF THOMAS
SNELL, r.AT1 OF THE 1 l:L.U1E OF DASH,
WOOD, IN THE COr51Y of HtntON, DE.
c'EASEO..
T'(OTICE IS HEREBY C,IVEN
1�L
pursuant to
pI-ULIP SIPPLE
Licensed Auctioneer for the
County of Huron. I would request
those having sales to call on me
'l'e'•ms moderate; satisfaction „taran-
teed. Your patronage solieit.d.
DR. F. A. SELLERY
Dentist, graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor
graduate of Department of Dentistry,
Toronto University. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speeiality.
At Dominion House, Zurich, every
Monday. 1-20
JGSTANBURY, B. A.
Chapter s ;ter 129 R. S. 0.
1897, that all persons having claims
against the Estate of the said Thos. Snell,
of Dashwood, who died on or about the
9th day of Sept. A. 1). 1902, are required
to send on or before the 1st day of January,
1903, by post prepaid to Joseph Snell,
Dshwood 1'. 0., adtninistrator of the said
estate, their nantot:, addresses and occupa-
tions with particulars of their claims and a
statement of their accounts and the nature
of the securities (if any) held by then.
And notice is hereby given that after
the last mentioned date the said admipis-
tratot' will proceed to distribute tite asset
of the said deceased among the parties
entitled thereto having regard only to the
claims of which notice shall have been
given as above required; end the said
administrator shall not be liable for the
said assets nor any part thereof to any
person or persons of whose claims notice
shall not have been given at the date of
such distribution.
J. U. S•rtNrtlity,
Solicitor for the Administrator.
Dated at1)asitwood this 10th day of Nov-
ember, 1902. 10-3t
ast
SERVANT WANTED ---A general
servant at once, Wages $10 per
month. Apply to MrS. Billings,
Hensall.
Misses Lydia and Lizzie Mantle
were under the weather for a few
trays, this week, but are getting all
right again.
Miss Ella Gibson, who has been
engaged as milliner with D. S.
Faust, returned to her home near
Blyth this week.
• Successor to COLLINS G STANBURY
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY,
Conveyancer, Money to Loan
on, Village
anat Farm Property
In-
terest. Documents itt original German
read and' advised upon.
ZURICH COURT ATTENDED
Otliee over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter.
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Mr. Ed., Zimmerman returned
from near Brucefield, recently,
where he was engaged as a farm
hand, the past season.
Mr. Harry Little, veterinary
dentist, left town this -week, Her-
man. Bender, Jr.. purchased Mr.
Little's tools and will carry on the
veterinary dentistry.
Collector's Notice.
I will be at Znrich on the 1st and
14th days of December for taxes.
and after the last named date ex-
penses for the collection will be
added.
CHARLES TROYER, Collector,
COMMEROIL HOTEL t
to a
s ZURICH t• is 0 0 els
iii €t •0
Mr, Abel Sehilbe killed two
Yorkshire hogs, 9 month, old,
dressing 361 lbs. and 348 lbs. These
hogs were bred by Mr. Schilbe's
brother John, at the 14th eon. and
are considered extra good ones.
A grand musical concert will be
held in the Town Hall, Zurich.
about New Years Eve, under the
management of Miss Minnie Doan!
and F. W. Hess. The best talent 1 _ ..___.....
in Canada will be procured. Partic-
ulars later. The local board of health met on I
Miss Katie Tritenlner gave about Monday the 1st of Dec'. All mem- I
bers were present. The Medical j
fifteen. of her young friends amerry' Health Officer read his annual� --
young
evening
folks last
enjoyed. Sthemsel ies e
report, showing that the sanitary'
conditions of the township are very
with progressive pearro and other satisfactory. The following is t ••
names. A light luncheon, consist- satin call Health Officer Iinchanan',
consist-
ing, of sandwiches, cake and ice- retort•--
eretun wound up the night's mouse- ; 1
went and all present vote Miss;In making my annual report of
Tlueniner a capital entertainer. the sanitary condition of the Town-
TIIE POLICEMAN 8 EVIDENCE. ship of Hay for the year ending
Dee, ist 1902, 1 must congratulate
Poly
says tthatlan Peter Morris, Toronto. for yea be was troubled the tie enjoyed on te tt health
ed cini iu,thegreater.
with habitual constipation, anti !. part of the year. The winter was
ithough sl)ent muchmuch money for mild andandthe slimmer cool, pleasant
medicine,
lads only disatpotnted and healthy, with few outbreaks of
with the results. He now rennin-
'C'rdiseasesepidemic Three cases Of
mends Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver i diphtheria, were reported, about
NEW Y
NEW CUTTERS.
Mr. J. H. Wismar has the agency
for Palinerston cutters. 'These
cutters are well and strongly made,
in seven different styles,.;as fol-
lows :—° ° Piano Box," " anitoba
special, , " Palmerston Special,"
°' Solid Comfort," " Improved
Cornin;r," Northern Queen," and
Canadian Belle „ The prices are I Pills to liis friends because it( ercel : twenty cases of measles, five of
You call be Cilretl of constipation -incl four of tuberculosis.
byh' treatment. U e till a dost
si
Strictly up-to-date ;n modern im
1.5
provements. Dining rooms is sup -
ss
plied with only the very best. ¶ ¶ e
Bar contains choice liquorseand
cigars. ¶ ¶ ¶
Z,tcellent Sample Rooms 01
for Commercial Men. 01
LOOIS FOSTER, FROP. i
�,n • .t w
r33 3t'+"3tJitl:4 1e3tsf3£3k"3FsuCsa.J"r O
BOARD 01 IlEALTH.
Every Pair Guarantee
feet or Money Re f u n d
Heaviest Sole made o
Rubber. Gall and see
THE HOEMA!
ZURICH,
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Butter and Eggs taken in e
tLna c
very reasonable and the weather Irma of his troublesome ailmen typhoid fever, two of ,cadet fever
seasonable, Special discounts to
cash purchasers. 14-1
Meeting of The Huron County
Council.
"t � e omiiiioll"
ihouse
Equipped eel with all modern
�. 11�,
conveniences. First-class
accommodation to colnmer-
ci,>,l travellers: Bar and din-
ing room always suppieel
with the best obtainable.
GI Li Shoemachef, Prop
ZURICH
this 1 '
25 cents a box. - During that winter conssiderttble
Bit -ism TURNIPS.—Wh n it c omits j disturbance was caused by three
to raising root5.our Eastern friends outbreaks of smallpox. On each
are "not in it." CalvinDowsoli, neoasion the disease was brought
of the Goshen line, Stanley, recent- ;into this township from the adjoin-
tl
nips
e
e
1
ly pulled three u a • .
nips,—one of which weighed 31 lbs , three outbreaks eighteen cases
tu1c1 the three together 01 lbs. , occurred, most of. -hent wei•e mild,
Cal. brought one to town on Mon- but a few were rather severe, ttl-
day and may be seen at R. R. John- though fortunately they all made a
ston's feed store. These three ; good recovery. In each outbreak
o'clock 1 4V L Cl k turnips beat the Expositor's largest' so soon as the disease was discos.-
Dated
by nearly 10 lbs.
ere(1 the house in which then
Dated at C , 1902clt this lath day of The re ,ular meeting of the ' . C. i resided Seas placarded, strict quer-
, 1902. entitle enforced and persons expos -
church
T. U. was held in tile, Baptist; ell to the disease vaccinated. In
church on Monday, December 1st,' bout three treks after the reeov-
with n. large away Mance. The Mina I cry of those affected by tite disease --
's Oti01naL1 part was led by Miss 1 the house and clothing' were clean- --.
erle titter ducat Mr:s• T. t, mer_I el- and thoroughly disinfected, by ,Py SADDLERY mer led the educational part, tltleh, these means the disease in each
ZURICH .d J' �Clt►
was very helpful unci instructive•'; outbreak, was not only prevented
Then the business was taken tip lly ,a'oln outbreak.
wa ng, but completely
the president. It, was decided to'it aLt111)ed out, It is worthy of note
hold a Christmas temperance enter- i tltttt 1n the six houses in which. the
twininent on Christmas night. The i eio'hteen cases of sees in
ch the
next regular meeting will be 11e1c1I been
in the Baptist church on Dec. 15th vaccievery nated took the had
while
In
'1'11c Council of the Corporation of his largest tar--' 1n'„ town
5ltip of Stephen.
of the County of Huron will meet
in the council chamber, in the
Town of Goderich, on Tuesday the
2nd day of December next, at 3
) Ill
ANE, cr'.
COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION
COUNTY OF HURON.
pUBLIC N 0 T I C E" IS HEREBY
given that a meeting of the electors
of County Division No. 3, composed
of the municipalities of the townships of
Hay and Stanley, and the villages of Bay-
field and Hensall, will beheld in the
TOWN HALL, ZURICIH,
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, 1902,
at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m., for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates to represent
them in the council of the County of Huron,
for the years 1903 and 1904, and that in•
ease a poll is demanded, polls will be open.
ed on the 5th DAY OTF'JANUARY 1903,in
each polling subdivision at the time and
place fiscd lay by-law of the municipalities
in the said county division.
FILED 13Lsy Sn„
Nominating Officer for
19.3- Division No. 3.
Dated this 41.11 clay of December 1902.
Mr, B. Appel is the Innately
clittmpion hunter of Zurich. Fifty
four rabbits is the result of his
shooting this fall and the season is
not yet over.
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We have just opened up our New Fall Dress t,00d- in
and Shades in
Home-spuns Box -cloths
Cloth Zibalines M
and alt kinds of Plain and Fancy Black. We woul
through our Stock before itut•chasing, as IVO have e
'VALUES and can save you money.
We have also opened a case of Mill ends of Flannelet
yard ends, gond, clean stock, which we are running o
a big reduction.
Flannelette Blankets, 60 cents a
in,feALL EARLY AS THEY ARE, MOVINti
reefer,
Greb
Z
I''rLI. ESIIA1Tt3
TED AND IINOON'SCIOU9•i every person who had. been vttcein-
Mrs. R. W. Edwards, 33 McMur-; tiled escaped, thus proving the
raq qt., Brantford, Ont., suffered wanderfnl power of vaccination in
for five Years with nervous oxllltna
preventing' the spread 0l' the
tics, headache and dyspepsia. I disease.
"Tho pains in the head would I Diving the month of .lultc the
almost drive mo crazy, 1 mild not' health inspectors visited the 'e il-
sleep nights but would walk the, lager of Zurich, visited and 5t.
floor in agony until 1: Poll exhaust. i Joseph and found their sanitary
ed and unconscious. For the past, condition very satisfactory' They
nine months I have used D1,C,ha:,e also made their annual visit on
Nerve Food ami from a mere Mkele , incpectine to the public scitool:e
ton ilii.; medicine 11at, built me til) I the township and reported the
in flesh and weight until I ata scthools and l rotiilcts clean ltnd well t
strong and well.." It -venlig be kept.
Setoi'u:ely possible to produce .strong- s Cleo, T311ohanatn, ;,'1 D,,
er evidence of the wonderful power i ' ,
Medical Health Officer M
of Dr, Chase's Nerve T'ool�..
FII
Light and Heavy Harness
Bags and. Purses, for ladies
ITMVST.
PUP.
Parlor Suites, Fancy Dining Chair
Fancy Rattan Rockers, Baby C
)Fess Wagons and Sewing Maehi1
High Grade Organs and