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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1912-4-24, Page 5:VHVBSDAY 11tP. 4i''L1 2.5 'i fl 1 e Did you ever make a Phonograph Record? Did you ever hear your- self talk; sing or play, Talk about entertainment— theveis nothing that approaches tie fun and• fascination of maln,g records at home on the Edison Phonograph HE EDISON will r400rd,what you or.your friends say, or sing, or play, and then instantly rgprbduce it just as clearly and faithfully as the Reoords'ypu buy are reproduced. This is a feature of the Edison Phonograph you should not overlook. You can send your vbice to a friend, preserve the sayings of Children, record your irogress as a speaker, a singer ora Musician. Anyone, can make records. on an Edison. I,trequires na•special machine. The blafrk records can be used over and. over. Go to any,Edison•de.hler today andletbim demoastrate this greatfeatpreofthiSEdison Phonograph andwhen you buymakesate xou get an Edison, the instilment that gi 4S you not only the best re 'a the world's best miter tairters... "al§Q the opportunity lot home recard•reakfi . There are Edison dealers.eyerywbere. Go to the nearest and hear dile Edison Pho- nograph play both Edison Standard ted Edison Amberoi Ti:ecords. Get complete catalogs from your dealer. or from .us. Edison $16:$O to $240.00. Edison Recor is, 40b. EdLSon Amberol Records (play �;• rr,.. trice as long), 4*.u?►t_a4+ 65e. Edison rrroorororterno GRecords, 8 Operand . to 100 Lakeside Avenue. $2:50. Orange, N. J..1J.S.•A: A complete Iiia of 'Edison Phonographs and Records w111 be foiled at J WILLIS POWELL, Main Street Crediton ' Mrs, R, Dinney returned home after spending a few days visiting in Lon- don. Mr. W. Martin of Exeter was in town one day last week on business. . Master Arthur Roweliffe visited a flew days with his uncle Mr. R. Dinney Rev. Burn is attending the Canada Conference at Camden. Mr. Gat. Braun preached in the Evangelical •ohurch'on Siunday morning. In the evening there was no service. Mr. S. Braun made a business trip to London one day last week. Mrs. Wm. Fritz of Zurich spent a few days with friends around here. ladys Wolfe entertained a few of little friends last. Monday after- noon it being her birthday- -The automobiles are begining to spin around again. Miss A. Ratz of Hamburg is visiting with her sister Aire. Chas. Zwicher for a few days, Miss S. Kuhr wits in London on Tuesday. Mrs. Walter' Clarke spent Tuesday ittti London with friends. .A large crowd attended tbe Shredd- ed Wheat Banquet last Wednesday in the Methodist church. All were well pleased with it also with Miss 'Walker the elocutionist. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Baker of Exe- ter were in town one day last week. Mrs, L. Wein and daughter Lizzie ls'attending the funeral of the form- ers•brother Mr. Peter Fahner of Reed City. Mr, L, Carter of Clandeboye spent Sunday in town with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miles of Centr- alia were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sambrook last Friday. Some pf the prominent ratepayers of Stephen met in the basement of the Methodist church last Monday after 'loon discussing the advisability of Local Option. We understand that the Crediton Star has changed hands. It is now owed by Mr. Zeller of Zurich and will be printed at the latter place. 'the printing plant was moved from; Isere on Mondoy, Mr. Harry Eilber is spendidg a few- days ew'da s in Zurich. • •Mr. S. Braun autoed to Zurich - on. Sunday last. Or part of the way They had to phone to Mr. Morlock for assistance with the result that Albert had to tow them home. We are glad to report that Mr. Matthew Wein who has been on the sick list is improving some and we hope he will contintie so. !STA'FFA :Miss Annie Miller who has been tilt with plc trisy for some time is somewhat better again. Miss Dorothy Hu tchirson bus re - tinned home after spending a week with her sunt Mrs. Price of Aylmer. Mrs. Mob. Siltery of Usborne is in the' village waiting on ,her mother Mrs: 1T. Norris who is ill. Mrs. Bawdkin mvhb has been ill for some time is gradualty gamine - weaker • Miss Nunn who has made her hones with Mr,• and Mrs. Robt. Sillery for g couple of ycars'11.as gone to Toronto* •ta undergo eh operation for appendi- citis. • PILES CURED at HOME I' by New Absorption Method. If you suffer from: bleeding, Melting, 'blind or protruding .axles, send me your address, and t will tell you how to cure your - Self at Morrie by the absorption treatment' and will also send some of 'this home treatment free for 'trial, with .references from your own locality if re - Amsted. 'Immediate relief and permanent ent cure assured. Send 11d moi( y f but toll others of this offer. Write to -day to Mrs:. M. StuntaerslBOX P gij Vliladsory Pith 4 WOODRAM There died in Woodham at noon on Saturday Apr 20th 1912 Jd,hn Wil- liam infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ger ,Mills aged one month and twenty five days. The funeral (private) was held at the house Monday morning - Apr 22nd the Rev. W. R. Vance con- ducting the service. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Johnatan of the Town line have returned lime after spending a month in Oatlook Sask. Both are looking well and re- port seeding took place in the west two or three weeks ago. Mrs. James H. Smith of Stratford has been the guest of her mother Mrs. Thos. Smith for two weeks or more Mrs. Weeks of Toronto has 'return- ed home after spending a few days in this community in connection with her fathers funeral Henry fsldamt Sweitzer. Swallow & Stevens pump dealers have begun the erection of a new shop rt is to the 37x62 feet with an, annex. The walls will be of solid cement and should make room for their extending business 1 —ere CEN'TRALIA Miss Weurth of Zurich spent sev- eral days with her cousin the Misses Essery. Miss Minnie Wood of London is vis- iting the Misses Wilson's in town Miss Salton of St. Johns is visit. ing her sister Mrs. E., Qolwill. Mr. Jenkins of London spent sever- aWl .. dRays,Eltheliott.uest of Mr. and Mrs. g Mr. John Wilson is visiting his daughter at Strathroy. Mr. Simon Sweitzer has returned to town and has again taken his job' on Mr. Willis cream wagon. Mrs. Jas Mitchell attended the fun eral of her sister. Mrs. Wm. Moulsoa of Dresdon. Mr. Jas Godsave has rented the Trothan property which he recently purchased to Mr. A. McGuire who expects to become a resident of our village . Miss Stella Neil is confined to the louse with a severe attack of the measles. The aneliversary services of the Ep- worth League were held on . Sunday and Monday. On Monday evening a bun and maple syrup tea was given followed by an excellent ,program given by home talent assisted by Miss P, Wurtz of Zurich, who gave some fine selections which Were well received. , , , 1 . BRUCEFIELD The closing week of the pastorake of Rev. Hall Woods.. of St.Thomas was one of surprise' and testimony, On the evening of Apr. lit, the yotin�: people took possesion of the pastor's home, and during the evening pre- sented the pastor and his ,•wife with a silver fern, bowl and their daugh- ter with a silver spoon On Friday evening after a pre-co.ninetrtion ser- vice a social hour was spent in the basement with the pastor and his wife Mrs. J. 73reryn read a kindly 'worded address, and, Mrs. R. Kerr presented their pastor on behalf of the conge,gation with a well filled purse 'of gold, Mrs. Woods with a silver padding dis's and Miss Florence with a spoon The pastor very feeling- ly replied thanking the congregation for their expressions oflove and reed wilt to himself and family, Mr. Wood and and family are now settled on their new field of labor at Brucefield ATO IA 1'or Infants and Gthiith'en, tile Kind You Have Always Bough Boars the Signature of �1. >r; c�ti°"���; O �� hiUdren Ory FOR l'l.ETClER'S CA TO IA • •'RE E E I'ER 'IMES To Correspondents • To 'Correespondents —The Exeter Times wishes bo increase its stuff of '.eorrespandents thro,ighout the country and invites the help of those willing to send in from week to week items of news in the neigbberhood Matters of importanoe are ielways welcome, 'but equally so are the items telliu of the, movement of thetpeeple to and from the locality. The 'limes asks that ,all willing to help in the work which will ibenefit the locality by bringing it before the world, write" the editor oe the Times, when sup, plies of paper, envelopes and postage will be furnished. • DASHWOOD Mr, Bdward Weltin has ,Left for Guelph where 'he h 'as' mooted a 'posy- ition •as blacksmith.e Miss •'Lily Hanticib returned t ftei spending the week holidays in Tor- onto, Mr, and Mrs. Jaoolb Zeller and fam- ily left last week for their new Biome in Stratford. Mr. John Eidt who 'has been laid u,p with, rheumatism for a few days is now able to be around again. Mr. and Mrs .John Rode moved their household effects to Ilensali last week They will make their home in that village. Mr. •Milfred Molsaac left fon St. Joseph's Hospital London where he underwent an operation for appendie- itis on Wednesday ,last. Miss Ethel Kellerman was suoeestcl fill in passing her Normal School: Examination. Mr. Thos. Klurnpp has purohasc8, a new Waterloo engine and broujeht it home on Saturday. Tom keeps my the best of machinery .and as a result is busy add the time. Last Sunday morning there was no preaching services in the Evanseel- ical church. Prayer meeting in the morning and a meeting of the Youintg Peoples Alliance was in the evening Base Ball Meeting—On Friday e:'ening the 12th instant a tneetirie of the Dashwood Junior Base Ball Team was held in the soboot room when tthe following officers were el- ected for the ens'u.ing treason; Pres. T. Rlu.mpp Vice Pres Ed, Nadiger, Managing 'Qom. Geo -Shore, H. Zim- mer. Sec. Tres. Geo. Edig'hoffer, Cap - W. C. Miller. The clutb is now open for games with neighboring team. RELIEVE YOUR STOMACH We Will Help You, Do it. Read our Guarantee Dyspepsia may be completely era- dicated if properly treated. We sell a remedy that we positively guar- antee will completely relieve indig- estion or dyspepsia, or the medicine used during the trial will cost the user nothing This remedy has been named Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. (Certainly no of- fer could be more fair, and our offer should he proof positive that Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are a dependable remedy. I nasmmucn as the; medicine will, cost you nothing if it does not bse•e efit you, we urge you who are suffer- ing withindigestion or dyspepsia to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. A 25 -cent ;box contains enough 'medicine for 15 days' -treatment. For chronic cases .wehave fwe' larger sizes. 50 cents 'anal $1.00 Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies only at our store—The Rexall Store—W. S. Cole. HENSALV A eaulmber of oar yiIlagers are mak- ing mprovements to their premises and others contemplate doing so. We have a village that is worth improv- ing and booming 'even in commove with •nearly. every other plaoe there is' a certain dluileiess owing to the rush. to the cities and the west We regret is have to re- port the very seric o;s illness of Mr. C. Eacrett of Victoria Pare* , May Township Being a man of over eighty years and who has been always been remarkably smart and active much (uneasiness is felt by hios rel- atives and friends as to his condition. We are pleased to Learn that Mr. Wm. Kyle who has been serilously ill for some time, is a little improved• at date of writing Miss Jessie Buchanan youngest daughter of Mr. Alex Buchanan has secured a school in Dashwood ,Mrs. Russell and her sister Mrs. Godbolt of St. Pauli Minnesota, have been visiting their mother Mrs. Jchn +Caldwell, of the Township of T",7..kersmith during the past week Mr. ani! 'Mrs. G. Dangles and their dat:ghter Miss .Irene spent a week in I'crroit recently with, relatives and friends. L'Irs. Shiny :end da^tght,•r ;V;ie returned last week from Toronto where they have been spending a n tem,ber of weeks with, Mrs. 5Jhirray s da'u•ghters. Mr. G-eo. MoE:ven has ;retki ned from a nosiness trip to the west.• We understand that as a -result of the application that ostr Council made to the railway commission to have a new starion erected here during the present ,:year, the 'Commission have pec rnisecl to sond an inspector up to look into the 'matter We venture the opinion that no inspector could report that one is not needed here O r council are having a number of shade trees removed' froxi our streets which have 'become too dense or thick A pan cake soiree was held in the Methodist church Friday evening April 19th 'M:ss 'Annie Wren thro'et;;h !ler agent Mr. G. J. Sietherland, has sold Ler neat dwelling on the Corners of Nelson' and Richmondstreets nortn to Mr. Rolbert'Catnoron who new has it rented We are sorry to report that Donald Hognartb, the lie "tittle son of Mfr. J. Ilog3arth had the ,misfort'u`ne to get his leg 'broken above the knee, while playing around the G. T. R. Freight shed. ,Reeve Petty was in London last week attending the funeral of Edwin flamsav teem was many years ago care rying on .iris trade as Carpenter hie Ifensall and was very 'liigdity respeot- ed. ;Mrs. 1). R. McLean • laid: week at- tene'c'l tit° marriage or her ,nieoc Miss. Grate .112` t rdoelc leo 'kir. Meibioil el St:T'homns. IIIIlr1ON TOWNS1•111CS POPPLATTON k'ollowing is the papglatign ef the different townships in the County of Huron as shown by the 1901 and. 19;11 °ensue returns lva 11491 Grey ..,.. ,:2,8,50 3,567. HOW jolt 8463 4,149 Morris2,'040 2,6061 Turnberry ......1,897 [x,141- Wawanosls. E • 1,92.8 19.60 Hay ., '3;014 n,727, Agegillop .,.,,. , 2,23p 1�, ;95, Stanley 108030 A.152, Stephen 2,458 4,lt72 Tuckersmith 2,221 2,153 Usborne t,,.. . 1,941 12,8171 Ashfield ,.. ...... ., .,2„1630 13,9i••7 Colborne ...,,, 1,602 P:1„60a Goderich 1,928 2,5521;. Hallett ''11408 2485:8" Wawanosh W. 1;348 2121.8' 3.7, 010 114,877 Decrease ..7,567 HOW WATER 11;3 DEIBTG HARNES- SED TO OD °STRVt' iTHEO UGTI0iTJiCt THE COG7NTRY The four articles in the May Scri- bner on "Water and rower in Indus- try' make a remarkably interesting group. They are all written with a view not only to show the things that Modern Energy and Engineering skill are accomplishing, but as well to point . out the human element thalt makes them possible. There is a romatic and picturesque side to the subject and both Mr. Brooks and Mr. Shrared have brought out their as- pects most happily in their artieles 'The Power Planters' and a "Ditch in the Desert' Pn Mr. Rushmore's ar- ticle, "Water Power in Industrial Life. will be found the account of the Present application of water power and an estimate of the available pow- er for the future when the present deposits of coal will be exhausted, Mr. Tomlin s description of the way the water of the great Catskill -aque- duct will come across the Hudson River makes plain to every reader one of the.. most remarkable achieve- ments of modern, engineering. No one can stand beside some great waterfall or swiftly flowing river and not get a vivid impression of its tremendous energy, and it is sometb- ing of this feeling that one gets in reading these articles. While hun- dreds of thousands of horsepower are being harnessed to provide energy to drive by transmitted clectricity wheels miles and miles away tit same water is being used to fertilize the desert places, and by doing so is adding mullions of dollars in value to the arable lands throughout 'the great west. "My little son had a very severe cold I was recommended 'to try Chamberlain's cough remedy, atnd be- fore two small bottles were finished he was as well as ever," writes Mrs. 11. Silks, 29 Dowling street Sydney Australia. This remedy is for sale by all dt.ealera. • J BERTHS MARRIAGES DEATBBS The report on the above - for the year ending December '38.st, 1,910 in the Province of Ontario is to hand. Dir;.ring the :oar '55,871 births were registered. Of these the'Coulnty. of York inoluding Toronto, alone furnished 10, 532. A i do of 24.9 per 1,000 of the 'estimated pop- ulation was maintained throughout the province. Tthia is.an increase of 6 over the ratio of" the preceeding year. The member of births were registered as to sex as follows Males, 28.664;. females 22,207 The TI amber of males registered during the year was ,24,835 an inorease ef 1.070 for the year. The table showing. the mar- riages and denomination, show's ant 178 Ronian 'Catholic men took 178 An- glican women 126 Roman Catholic. groddts took Presbyterian brides; 157 Methodists S5 buth'erans ly8 Bap- tists 10 Congregationalists 5 took women of the Evangelical Association and two married 5ewessea. The brides of 23 gave other ceeneotioas; than those mentioned, and "ides, had no claim of church. at all. On the other hand, 269 1:.• man Catholic brides Married A r;lic . , groom 161 married Pried)) terians 213 became wives of as many Method- ists 52 took Baptists 11' went with Congregationalists, 79 threw in their .Lot with Lutherans. 3 married mem- bers claiming ponnection with the Evangelical Association 5 married Jews, the hruebands of 27 claimed to belong to other sects than those men- tioned in the table and 31 of them took Roman Catholic brides did not lay claim to any partivular faith. On the whole there were 665 Cathol- ic church members Who were married other than members of their own faith. The to.tal number of deaths registered from alt causes in the pro- vince was 33,539. The death rate of the province svgs 14 per 1,000 of the pop'llatuion being a decrease of 6 be- low that of the preceeding year. FOR AGED PEOPLE Old Folks Should be Careful in.Their Selection of Regulative Medisine We have a safe, dependable, and altogether ideal remedy that is par- ticularly adapted to the requirments of aged people and persons of weak constitutions who suffer from consti- pation or other bowel disorders. We are so certain that it will relieve these complaints and give absolute, satisfaction in every partioular that we offer it with, our personal guaran- tee that it shall cost the user nothing if it fails to substantiate our claims, This remedy is called Rexall Order- lies. Rexall Orderlies are eaten just like candy are particularly prompt and agreeable in action, may be taken at any time, day or (night, do not cense diarrhoea nausea, griping excessive looseness or other undesirable effects They have a very mild but positive aotion upon the organs with which' they come in contact, apparently act- ing as a regulative Tonic upon the relaxed muscular coat of the bowels thus overcoming weakness and aiding to restore the bowels to more vigor- ous and healthy activity Three sizes 10c. 25c. and 50c. Sold only at our store—Tire Ilexa.i1' Store —W. S. Cole Electric Restorer for Men PhOSphOrioi restores every nerve is the body to its proper tension; restores vim and vitality. Pacn:ature decay and all sexual veakticss averted at ecce Phespbonol will make Von a to •w man. Prise ss a baxtr 11 two so. Mailed to any address, CO,.St. Oetharistes, Qui. 4• PANAMA...T.RAGrpt Hew the Heti,' Guest killed Ono 404 "H'elpe'r , / r A. St. Louisan who has, reeentfy 1'!'* turped from the isthmud of ranantOt tells this story of .the eanaa zones fine day his wife" idiseoverod a ilu�e tarantula ia,tlie bathroom. The erear lure was almost as big as the,palrn et one's hand and prekented at truly,,tet rible aspect. The lady fled in terror, and net hu-- nand went in and crushed. the big spider with the heal ora boot. On going down t6 dinner they en. countered' the proprietor, i "We 'have just killed a tren eindbue tarantula up in our room," said tke r�tnei'lcan.. The proprietor started excitedly and clutched at tie hair. ' "Great .Scott!" he creed, "fora slourdn't' have killed it;" "Why not?" asked tbe American. "We keep them all over the hotel," he explained, "They catch tbe filen and the otber insects. Why, 'that spi- der you'lilled avas on the`payrefl'l"•,-St. Louis Post-Diesiateh. Big Demand For the Cat. •The other night a young man .from Pierce City was peacefully slumbering in a room in a Carthage hotel; when hd wag awakened by the noise of a rat. Hastily he rang the bell and was sur- prised by having, the ljellboy run hp and throw a cat intnathe room. Soon 'the, young man went to ,sleep again. Then there•eanie a•tremendouS pbundi ing at the door. "Who is •that?!' : he asked. "It's me," said ,the beiIboy; "Has' the .;cit ,caught a the rat yet?" "No;" replied the guest. "Well," came the voice from the other side,. "let's have him. There's another rat In room 10." -Monett Mo.) Times. - r Unprofitable Misery,.. A: Weston professor.comes out (rf his Insulation and remarks that a pleasure loving woman cannot be beautiful, be - suffering is essential 'to frub bey.uty. Ii~ used to be said that no woman could be a great actress unttii she had suffered. - And yet uctaresses continue to marry and divorce and undergo all sorts of humiliations sing tribulations without the slightest indication of artistie irft- provement: What do these alleged wise men [mow about it anyway?=01eveeand Plain Dealer. Br'er Williams and the Legislature. "tli hear tell," said Brother Williams, "dat de legisiaj_ur won't b' wid ua mon long 'nu "ter say geed mawnin' an' goodby:l > .{ "Well, that's long enough, den't at" "No, sub, kaze 1 wiz t#tinkin' "bogb enie,r it fer a job.; I wanted tee be one er_deni messengers what deet' hires." "What! And you so old?" "fere suh," he said refeetiiely, "1 lo-nows#I'm old enough to,knoe bette ; but needin' de money ez I does 1 could even make up my, mink!: ter go in d'a tegdslatur'!"Atlanta Constitution: Sartorial•\Frog Pond. The frog pondhad• dried tip to a mere puddle when two frogs met who had not seen each other 'since the Merry days of spring. "I -hardly recognize yep,) said the enc who had been hailed. "You'v.o chapged since I saw you in the spring." "Of course I have," answered'the'otti- ei•. "I was only a tadpole then." "Ali, that- accounts for *it: It. does mate e. remarkable difference, dews t it, changing " from the bobble to too harem skirt!"—Boston 'Traveler. 'ewe Robust Self Obnfiderice. 1"What's your boy Josh dein' now?' "He got a job with a big con%ern in town," replied Farmer Cnrntessei, "Hadnit been there more'n gig: weeksi before he ±bought he knew more about die business than the bliss." "1 s'pose that was his finish." "No; he got, the boss tisl!nkin' the same way, an' he''thinldn' 'brut tltkin' Josh into partners s."—Washington Star, Question of Priority. Magistrate—Were you ever fore me? McNabb -1 don't know, yobs hondr, What time dnes your' honor get up?- New York Mail. up .be - Same Thing, Joakley—You're relit;; most people worry over wrat theyiaven't sot: Sat 1 know certain *people who worst be- cause of what they have. ,� Glotililey--Titrit do? What have is the y Joak1e — otliing Catholie Standa�. ' and`Times'<. - a t• Goo Quitting. .Conscience: " , Yr rata ens lentilotis �v' t'lrn a c o les _ 1 1 .�hv��+ - e a 111110101111 TRADE MARK Do you know this Elephant? If you have any painting to do this Spring, let us introduce him to you. He .is the Elephant on every Fran of ELEPHANT LIQUID PAINT For Buildings—Inside and Outside which is made by the famous Canada Paint Company, who have been making paint in Canada for nearly half a century. It will pay you to talk to us about your paint- ing. We carry a full stock of Elephant Liquid Paint, so we can give you just the color you want at just the right price. Elephant Liquid Paint is the paint ,that covers well, wears well and looks, well. Come and see us about your painting. You needn't buy unless you want to. W. J. U EA MAN Hardware, Paint and Stove Stove I RRQVIrENC1 God moves in a mysterious way His _wonders to perform; He points his footsteps in the sea, And rides upon the storm. Deep in unfathomable mines Of never failing skill, Fie treasures up his bright designs, And works his sovereign will Ye fearful saints fresh courage take; The cloulds ye so mn'oli anent Are big, with mercy, and shall break In blessings on your head, Judge not the Itord by feeble sense, Butt trust hi'n for his grace; Behind a frowning providence lie hides a smiling face. His ,p'irrposes will ripen fast Unfolding every heakt The bud may bave a bitter taste, rut awe* will be the. flower. Blind unbelief is sure to err, And scan hie works in vain; God is 'hie own interpreter„ And 'he will make it plaittt , • Kitchener as Priszner. Kitchener's ability itr ,sisuisitt; himself has given ,rise t•t .neny star• les, true• and otherwise, th; famt,us soldier. The feTlowine iuei:leat was told by one who scr•,e•t ;v::.: t to L:•,'x Regimenj,.in a campaign against the Dervishes': I. was- acting corporal • 1 tete guard over a lenge number cit' ' !heal•et a: the desert' whom _'n e ha.: taken pr:s- eners: In _the course of ni.y rounds a eaptave within the tent tire's my at- tention, and I was suri•r•': e•1 to hear in good,Englishhe Cosperal, I wish t, Qui.; , 1 this.' "I of course,.repcirted t::. ^urr-: to the sergeant, of the g.:;.r . only t,t be caret with t e curt re_ `.` :Let the fool stray 'where ire is "As i passed the spot a_.ti.t the voi'c'e• from within said: 'Shy, horpgral, you a,•_ the, 1;:. sex Regiment?' , "I answered that I V. IA. „ ; 1'u prisoner said: "''Well, tell Mr. B— to speak to him." "`'What name?'" I e:re:•: 1. "'IC: *••suer,' carne ti r S at, es.a repnr'te'll the.: sergeant. , ' "lie ,immediately mads '• r ! i:? - aners' quarters, amid I sit::; ::ov r gat that *meeting. "The dishevelled . `Deeva':" a • •,• reality 'the •L'arrl Kitche, a. ih..t •• to.be,,who had been out el:; i ' . a u0 • 7 the enemy, and egad.apl•. ;z, t'. b•, .. takeir prisoner by his own t, oop �." Ths Rifle Fish. Writing to the Travelers' G• s?" • from Queensland, about the str7', -e f'ormse'of'animal life in that coari.tres which include the *web foot duce, y whsch lays*eggs and suckles its .urt r, the "lung fish" and the "walki perch,' a corre'spendent gives a t1,'• derrption of the'rifle 'fish, which1t;hori full grown measures abort ten'inches and. weighs about one and a halt potinds. It, subsists ori food whit'h it shoots lienee the name. It swims Ibisurely about the Stream a few inches below the surface and is al- ways on the look=out for flies and ooh• er i>7segts that settle on the floating surface of water plants. On getting close enough to its victim its dis- charges !a tiny. let or ball 'bf water, wliioh, if shot straight, kii'odks the flys into. the steearis, where it • is in- stantly gathered in by the shooter. Fish That Destroy' MostluRoes, All the pools and swamps, in Bar• bados, West Indies, are steekgd with swarms of mijlions of tiny fishes .that feed on the larvae of the mosquito. The health b,,oard of Antigua, being ee,nvinded thatl'Atheeet fish elo n, valu- able missionary wonk in the cello mp, tion of mosquito eggs, ser • e tinle ago arranged for : their systematic distri- b' tion ; throughout the pools died streajntvof Antita. ' Th. ,Tamaicar:s also have utilized these {;sh in this, way:'the •ta4nlrs of one hotel in Jamaica rare frill of them,h and the secretary of an agricultural Cniety in that island reports that thele hat been a marked diminution of Liver rou: d,.bnut; . WHY HE WAS LATE ' t . "Wheat made you so late?" c, • "I mat Smithson" '`Well that is no reason why yolsl should be an hour latte getting lhoedal to your supper.' "I know, but >T tasked him how Nei was feeling and be insisted on bele liag me about his stomach ttrotabrtk "Did you tell him to take Chamber"! gai'n's taalets?" • "Sure that's what he :needs;'{' $oidl by all dealers. t -3-5;. ZUItICH Mrs. Wm. Fritz spent last week.aii Grand Bend. Miss Susie Johnston visited in Baye field last week. Mr. F. W. Hess bas placed an ordeag for a new Ford automobile. • , Mr. Oliver Surerus has moved, tit Mr. Owen Geigers farm a mile wee. of town •�,. Messrs J. F. Itickbeil and J Preetteta have each placed an order for a Ford automobile. Mrs. J. Hey of the 13abylon Line and Mrs. Ed. Stelck of the 14th Ooze I returned home last week from yisite ing relatives in Ingersoll. Mr. L .Burkbolder was i,n Presto$( last week attending the funeral er his daughter Rose. The funeral to* place on, Tuesday. Miss Verne Walper Bronson 4[;inel who is.visiting with friends near New Hamburg and New Dundee returned home last Friday. Rev. G. F. Prawn left on Tuesdaer. sad is attending the annual confer erencc of the Evangelical oong'rega.'a tion at ldampden. Mr. Peter Beaver of Sebewainit Mich., visited his mother who is for a few days last week. He Aisne tailed on some of his Zurioh aaquaiu, tangy es on Saturday. Mr. and 1Mrs. John Geiger left las;* week for their new .home in Pigeon; Mich., We are sorry to loose them) from our midst but wish them every; su;ocess in their adopted home Rev. H. Dierlamm of Elkton M1eli', for many years a minister in the Can( ada Conference Evangelical ahur. h;,, and a former pastor of Zurich, died died at the above place on Sund'aX and was buried on Apr. 14th And. Surerus from New Hambuk* Cyrus 'Surerus and Oliver Zinn trot*. New Dundee Sa,m Sureras of Peter burg iAbe 'Surerus of Berlin and Jan Surerus and wife of Mitchell were! here attending the funeral ef the; late Daniel, Surerues ut • A WONDERFUL DIfSCOVfT; i An eminent scientist, the other day. gave his opinion 'ghat the most wotin deful discovery of recent years wan the discovery of Zara-Buk justi think 1 As soon as a single thin lane er of Zam-Buk is applied to a wound. or sore, suoh is insured against 'bloody poison. Not one species of miarabe; has ben found that Zam-Buk does; not kill, t , f I Then again. As soon as Zam-Bu is applied to a sore, or Out, or to ski disease it stops the smarting. That is why children are such friends of Zara-Buk They care nothing for the': science ef the thing All they kaovw is that Zam-Buk stops their pais,: Mothers should never forget this. Again. As soon as Zam-Buk is apt plied to a wound or to a diseased; part, the cells beneath the skin sone face are so stimulated that new heavy tissue is quickly formed This forme ing a fresh healthy tissue from below; is Zam-Buk's secret of healing .The tissue thus formed is worked up to the surface and literaltly casts off tfio' diseaend tissue above it, This is why,; Zam-Buk cures are permanent. Only the other day Mr. Marsh of 101 Delorimier Ave., Montreal' called.' upon the Zam-Buk lompany and told them that for over 25 years be badf been a martyr to eczema, Ibis hands wore at one time so covered withf sons that he triad, to sleep in sloven Four years ago Zam'I3uk' was intro- aimed to him and in e few mantic*, it: cured him. To -day over threw' years after his cure of a disease lie; had for twenty-five years—'he is still cured, and has ;had no trade ort anir return of the eczema. r , Ac11 druggists sell Zara -Buis at 508 box, or will send free trial box it You send this advertisement and a stamp to pay return postage. /Oar dress Zan24I3wk CO. Toronto. •