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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1909-02-19, Page 44 D (QED D GEED D D MID **D. GI= (ID =MD D GEED G D MAD GO r LS NlM:..E BAN' 1 Incorporated 1855 : E� lTAL REEtT FUND • $3,50 ,OOO • $3,5 0,000 Has 65 Branches in Canada, snd Agents and Correspondents in alp the Principal Cities in the World. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. w SAVINGS BANK. DEPARTMENT at all Branches, Interest allowed at highest current rate. Zurich Branch H. ARNOLD, Manager *DGIRITOGDOTEDGDailliEDCDGEE6DGOIOD gait ry'GD Cx= +>S)D GD GWe in .the Spot 6-kiliestage'of bustness'the spelt dight is:onthe man who advertises, Our Classified'.iWant.Ads will place you or your needs ict rhe;lime; light ofpublic attention,( 1( you have, not, tried them;Tthiir illuminating powcr_w•ill surprise.yott aereriereiebeei &O 1, 'SLB.... '"�•,+.2'!-t zJ�.!n ..�.- .,: ,;.,,yrf,`s,:.t+. urcn.+.r„,� 1"'A1tG1 YOIt SALT 50 ser ca, all good lend, with good bank barn, frame house, all in good repair. The farm is well drained, plenty of good water and will be sold for 53000.00. .Apply to E. Zeller, Zurich. LEGAL. CARDS. 61.1.D. COOKE, BARRISTER AND SO - !leiter, Notary Public, Heneall, Ontario, At Zerieh (Zeller's office) every Mon - ,lav PRO'UIyFOOT, HAYS & BLATR, BA11- t riseers, Solicitors. Notaries Public, etc., Goilerieh, Canada. W. Proodfuot, 1 . O.fHsys. O. P Blair.. ' i 0J'w^IV 'n a PHILLIPS ,. 'AUCTIONEER, Exeter. ' Sales conducted in ai'l parts. Suis- faeti;on guerard:eed or no pay. 'terms reasonable. Orders left at this oiliee will be promptly attended to. • H. 0 DOAN, V. 4 AS I HAVE PUR- chat:tetl baric ray lm•+iness from. E. W. :'toekopf, l: are in :e position to ettend to t:ll husiue' , .a; ;urmerly. Calls at l'iau's Hotel. DT'. F. A. SELLEI1Y, I)ENTItT, GRA- :latate of the Reyal Ooliege. of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu- ate of )?epiuttn.eut of Dentistry, Pc- ronto L"sirverelty. Painless extraction of teeth. Plate week a speciality. At Domiirion House, Zurich, every Non - day. 7-`i i E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER AND Notary Public. De e d s, Mortgages, Wills and other Legal Documents care fully and promptly prepared. Ordce— Zeller block, Zurich, Ont. MUSIC Vii' I 5 S V. MAASS, Prepares K. Pupils for the Toronto Con- servatory of Music ttncl. other Con tres. Address Ltfr'ttert-1:f PARSONAGE, crnrieh, Auction Sale in Zurich, on Saturday Feb, 27th 1999. Elousehoid effects etc., Catharine Livengood, prop. E. 13os;.on- berry, cruet. FOR SALE. Th trobred .First class Short Horn Bull • practical good. cl at ' a right l'ippen, P. 0. BerkA-ajre Boar. • i r John Becker has the celebra- ted Berkshire ""Lord Stanley" for service, at his farm, Town Lite, Stanley, P:rlt3c ea1 r::—Lord Stanley, farrowed Mee' 15th 1304. bred by John Lahrner, '4 tris: Kine, farrowed the ffproperty of Thos. M. Snowden, Deviled Ont. Sire Hil'lore't 'Warrior 1204"L, ,red by Geo. Breen, Fair. view Ont.,-•--dant Huron Lassie, 18015, bred by John Labtner, Vine-- by Lord Il.olyroecl of Hillcrest 9920, bred by Dar. harp and Cava..p, East Toronto, Ont. Mies Hillcrest 9937, by Major 5842, 'a842, 'golden Duchess 6988, by Reyal Lsnd, 4412, Lady Uno 4614 by Star One—imp-3071, Hilclerse—: imp-- 1727 by Patenf 1658, Compton 1550, by Prince, Sister of I)ev onsbire Duehesa, by Warwick frit. 13eanty bq ]Fifties, --Favorite. 22.4p dark red t o'Ur. . Fired front imported :.tock, a i cd 1> rtinillt1 s, A urctlividu3.l, c .:'l seed be sol Tor ice!, John Chambers. i 5---4p. £ BLIS1iEn BY I9. zl:LLlsit. FRIDAY FEB, 19th. 1909 VV. C. T. U. THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS Six n'eloel;--half past—seven. Something had detained him. ' She would not allow the slightest sug gestion of evil a place in her thoughts as by the window she watched, half past seven, baby boy's little head drooped to her shoulder. She must undress him. Too bad! she did want papa to see hits in his pretty . new dress, but then he was lovely in any thing. Could earth hold a sweeter baby? she tried to sing us she gently un - robed the sleepy darling, and all the while her hands wrought so speedily and skilfully she was fighting back the cruel suspicions that sought entrance to her breast. Perhaps Ben's aunt had sent for him, perhaps Maurice Droutly had invited him to dine with him and be presented to his bride she knew all about their old time friendships and wondered how it came to be broken. She pressed a kiss on the rosebud mouth as she lay her trete sure down and took her dace again et the window. It was growing late, what if ,--she shuddered at the i horrible suggestion, No, No ! she i cried and. ettlrtecleaffrighted at tire. sound of her own. voice. Nino, We,. eh 0. ,rm1.,.becatanee.,..claxke .the fire burned fee r, sl e -telt nutnbed find lealf..saraid to move. Ben w oul l i ate r i+..~rt .: neither• light „hi weir warmth mtl r to greet hi-a.t h s coinin it, ',f a; ; ', he drefvdeci -to--stir, Back to her bai.be she crept, bow eti11 lie ]ay ! Could he be dead? No, no, she knelt and nestled ]ler face to hie. Little comfort! lot+; er and lower she sank until her head drop- ` e.d from the cradle to her knees ; she crouched a cowering heap on the floor. Oh, how long hours can be ! 'T'ell not the wvutolter that time has no likeness to eternity ! Twelve she counted every stroke of the silver throttled french clock, Ben's last birthday gift. Ha! baby stirs, if he but wakes ; she drew him to her breast, but he only nestled to a deeper slumber. Half past t .velve, ono, Hark ! A step. Some one was was fumbling at the muter door, she held her breath, she dared not rise. He was in the hall, his hand was on the latch, she prayed for green to sit quite still while all her quivering nerves prompted her to run anti shriek. Oh, that face r 'Her first glimpse revealed how he returned to her, why he was so late. She shrank into the chair she had token when baby woke and hoped he would not.see her ; yet she followed fearully his every movement with: her startled eyes, clinging meanwhile' to the little being in her arms. He roiled his blood shot eyes about, ;they met her' "Damn you'-"' he died, put down that brat and come and greet me as a wife should. Obed- iently the woman placed her dar- ling in his crib and went to her master "kiss me" he commanded. And to tho:,e sin cursed lip's; as foul as hell she raised hers pure as heaven, the stench of pollution made her faint. He saw it and laughed a hideous laugh. "You dont like me" ho said, "I'm not nice. Damn you, 1 am your husb- and just the same. Go and get my Supper really, is this the way you treat the man yeti promised toe obey and honor? Oh the consisten- coy of drunkeness ! leis sapper 1 she had forgotten it. she looked in dismay at the biscuits grown cold, the untouched table with its dainty appointments. She turned to the stove, she could make hum a iresh o'ep of tea, she stopped suddenly. Ben was stooping over tb.e cradle, what was he doing? He turned and looked at her. "What alis you now'?" he Basked with an oath. "He is asleep" she answered. The man gathered the babe in his arms, steadying himself with difficulty. "Oh, Ben," she erica springing - towards him, all her mother's soul in alarm 1 Oh, Ben you'll drop him. "Oonfound you" get nay supper, will you? 1 need none Of your help, The Z urlch Herald. he's mine as well as ,yours. "Yes, oh yes, but he is asleep and you have frightened him," as he opened his big eyes, 4nd began to cry. 'Let me have ' bini please" dear Ben let me have him I can get your supper nicely with him in my arms Well perhaps you'll get it nicely without him,.I'll see if he's to cry at me. You're spoiling hizn. I'm his father and I'll have no non sense shut up ! shut up.or I'll—and the rum crazed man lifted his strong aria to smite. t'iCih no, Ben, he is only a baby 1" and she wrens head it from his. grasp He would not cry if he knew you, but your voice is not,naturai, he does not recognize it, you are not yourself Am I not? we'll see. I'm master of my own house yet. I'll teach the brat. (To be continued) Ethel M. Williams, Press„ Supt In sickness. if a certain hidden nerve gees wrong, then 'the organ that this nervo controls~ will ltiso surely fail It may be: stomach nerve, or it may have given streng th and support t;o the heart incl kidneys. It was DrShoop that first pointed to this vital truth. Dr. Shoop's Restcrativo was not made to dose the i.tonial,ah nor to temporarily stimulate the heart or kidneys. That old fashioned meth- od is all wrong. Dr. Shoop's Re- storative goes directly to these failing inside nerves. The remark- able success of this prescription demonstrates the wisdom of treat- ing the actual cause of these failing organs. And it is indeed easy to prove. A simple five or ten stays test will surely tell. Try it once, and see ! SoIo. by J J• Merner, Russian iisunieipal n'dministra tion of Hamlin which China alleges constitutes; -"the establishment of Russian territorial jurisdiction in violation of ;the Portsmouth treaty, is again receiving attention by the British foreign office. The Chilie minister has made representatti,ons to Sir Edward Grey, secretary of state for foreign affairs, on this subject, but Great Britian, being without a consul at. Harbin; has been unable to es- tablish the facts. If, however, they are found to be as China alleges. foreign office officials stat that Great Britian and theX,T ,-d States will act to- gether tel ; +,resent to Russia the ecessii S y i g• treaty obli, ,aeon l Sh#Lt ' Acuse icnna, e Con lir y e,, yr ib1n � . I) tt9 sadrz at'thb atta- tude of Ru.. a. which Great Bri- tain and tile: United State:; h:ttl hopad would be changed after the representations of last yeu,r, This seemingly small matte is viewed as ailec.ting the yt'ilole ques- tion of the open door in Manchuria for if Russiazi ownership of the North Manchurian Railways con- fers the rights of .territorial untho- rity, the same -.will apply in the south where the Japanese are sup- reme, and Cbina''s Sovereignty thus would become merely nominal. Mairr'ied AMESS—D:ivIDsON---At the Manse, Hensall, on Wednesday Feb, 10th 1900, by Rev. E. F. McL, Smith. B. A., Elizabeth June Davidson, to Walter Joseph Amess, blow.iltD-PoLLoog-At the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and • Mrs. John Howard, Town Line, Hay Township, en Wednesday Feb. 17t1i by Rev. T, Davidson of Varna, Mr., Jatnes A. Pollock of Ripley to Miss Sarah Howard. PHYSICIANS G1HS :.,ARE Tells Why So Many Suffer from Catarrh and Rheumatism. A distinguished physician, famous for his su.cnssful treatment of catarrh and rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles, states as follows :— "Our climate being more or less damp and changeable, is bad for catarrh and rheumatism, and care must he taken not to let these troubles gain headway. In addition, he states that a great many Cana- dians are careless in thein habits, and to this as much as climatic con- ditions is due a great deal of the trouble. Insufficient clothing and improper eating will cause rheumatic and . catarrhal troubtles,'in any cli- ,mate. This eminent authority gives the following as the simpl t, and best treatment known to scie ce, and to. it ' he gives credit larg'ry for his success :-�- Tluid Extract Cascara...... l4 oz. Carriana Compound r oz. Syrup Sarsaparilla . * ... 6 oz. Directions : One teasp onful after each meal and at bedtim. The ingredients are al vegetable, and have a direct and sp cific action on the lives, kidneys, a d bowels, eliminating all poisonous atter from the systern. 0 Any druggi t can dis- pense this, or you can y the in- gredients . separately an raiz at home by shaking in a 1e. a Many of our readers s •:ld benefit by this article. Save the w" _; e. IF YOU USE Royal Household Five Roses or other Brands of Flour from Rannie's Flour and Feed Store. The best in Groceries at close Prises. All kinds of Feed on hand. S. RANNOE, = ZU ICH Highest price in Cash paid for Butter and Eggs v N 4,4_0 < I am ready to contract ail kinds of good logs for whiter delivery, and will pay top prices. r 0 If you intend building next year, call and talk the :,.,4ter over with us. F. C. KAL FLE ISCH, Zurich ArOTZC1, is • hereby given, pursuant to the Reviser' otatuea of ,Otatario, 1887 'hient e 129, ' Section 38, that all Credi- tors ' and eothsr persons having claims against'the Estate of Jacob S. Gingerich, late of the Township of Hay, in the Coun- ty of Huron, Farmer, deceased, who diad on or about the grit day of July 1908, are required, to send by post prepaid, or de- liver to the undersigned the executors of the last will and testament of said de. ceased on or before the 15thday of March, 1009, their Chrietinn aud surnames, ' ad- dres ses aud descriptions, the full particu- lars of their claims, a statement of their aceounts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said. deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard ouly to the claims of which they shall then have had notice, and that the maid executors will not be linble for the said assets or any part there- of, to any person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. Dated at Zurich, February 16th. 1909. Uavid Oingerie,h 1 Executors. Samuel Gingerich ) 20-3. OTIOETOO}E ORS NOTICE ishereby given, pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1897 Chapter 120, Section 38, that all Credi- tors and other persons having claims against the Estate of Frederick Demuth, late of the Village of Zurich in the County of Horne, carpenter, deceased, who died dtt or about the 31st day of December 1908, are required, to send by postpropaid, or deliver to the undersigned the executor of the hast will and testament of said, deeeas- od on or before the 1st day of March, 1909, their Cltriet.ian and surnames, ' addresses anti cleeeriptionss, the full particulars of their realms a statement of their occonnts and the nature of the securities (if any) hold by theta. And farther take notice that after such last mentioned date the said executor will proceed to 1iettiletto the aeaot5 of the said deceased among the parties entitled there- to, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have had notice, and that the said executer will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. Dated at Zurich, 'January 291h, 1009. P. W. Hess, Executor Zurich. H. .J. 1), Cooke, Solicitor. Threatening feverishness with children is quickly and safely calm- ed by Preventiss. These little Can- dy Cold Cure Tablets should al- ways be at hand -for promptness is all-important. Preventics contain 120 quinine, nothing harsh or sick- ening. Tliey are indeed, "the stitch in tune." Carried in pocket, or purse. Preventios aro a genuine safeguard against -Colds 250. Sold. by J J Merner. During the present year the On- tario Government will proceed up- on it large scale with the projected colonization scheme which, it is expected, will result in the settling of large areas oa; the lend now lying ,__ idle,in:ths province. The province's new offices in London, England, have been opened and a vigorous policy will be pursued in order to interest a desirable class of em- migrants to come here. A correspondent writes strongly on the evils of private gossip. It is not; perhaps, generally recogniz- ed that the libel which appears in a newspaper is the least dangerous of all attacks upon private charac- ter. The blow is delivered in the open ; the person struck may strike back, may vindicate himself in the courts. But a story circulated through private gossip may travel and gather strength and venom for months and years without the vic- tim being made aware of the mis- chief. He may find friends growing oold without suspecting the cause, With the person who circulates these slanders with malicious in- tent it is useless to remonstrate. But there is a temptation to listen to them, and to pass them on, not from the desire to inflict injury, but because there is a certain zest and flavor in sarcastic and censor- ious remarks and a melancholy satisfaction in the contemplation of the faults and calamities of others. Our correspondent says with much force :—"The person who brings you gossip reflecting on the character of a man or a woman or the safety of a business firm pays you no compliment. Retailers of scandal do not present their ware to people who hate cowardly insinuations, and who would be likely to reprove them for being uncharitable."—Toronto Star. £l'ofnach trouble i3 but a symptom of, ane not in itself 0 true di.ea3e. We think of Dyspepsia, Ilenrtbarn, end indigestion as real diseases yet they are symptoms onl,r of a curtain spccifio Nervy lel ores—hothins else. 11, Wait th Lit fuel; fault first correctly tea Dr. Snoop in the creation of that now very popular Stomach Remedy—Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Going direct tr, the stomach nerves. t s, alone brought that suecess and fa ver to 1)r. Shoop and his Restorative. With - ant that original and highly vital principle, no snei, ie. tints accomplishments were everto be had- Ibr stomach distress, bloating, biiiousness, bad breath anti sallow complexion, try Dr. Shallop's Reel orat i ye—Tablets or Liquid—arid sere for your- self •tvbet ,t can ttnd will do. We self audcheer- fully recomntend 'e fi Restorative L J. MERNER.