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PUBLISHED I3Y E. ZEE,LLER.'
FRIDAY MAR, 5th, 1909
W. C. T. U.
THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
He took a step in her dirention,
spoke her name. then as she made
a inoveinent of her head, "My
God" he oried! "my God, Bessie, I
am a devil" and he covered his
eyes with his hands to shut out the
sight, of the swollen, blackened
face his brutality had disfigured.
She longed to go to him, to comfort
him, but she knew 'it would but
add to his misery, she was no more
Bessie this morning than he was
Ben. "Have softie coffee Ben" she
said at last, "It will do you good"
,.Twould choke me" he cried. then
rose hastily washed his fade and
hands, and sat down to the table
as if unwilling' to refuse her any•
thing she should ask. .And there
they sat, he could not eat, site
could not eat, he tasted the coffee
but with effort. Every other mo'
relent his horrified .eyes travelled.
to the face opposite and retreated
in dismay only to return again as
if unable to resist its awful fascina-
ti:2n No it was not Bessie ; he could
est make himself believe it was
iter or treat her as he usually treat
t•,;
his wife. A wail, 'What music
to both parents cats. Here \vas
'r.
.rnber of tl,e family intact,
.
... .. __ . _. _ sttr.ly, this morning as yestt r-
th,
r' 1 `^ ` t . _ ° 1 ^i ?t, pzepareF. rli,v t., both heart anti eye. Instal -
1 P1ipi1S for ' 1t ricn'nntn Cert. led in hio high Glair, how speedily
scroll. r'^ ,rtitl:.ic )ar.,+ ufltt til took away all the stiffness
Cert, a
and formality and made things
Address: :easy andnatural, he rose and
- pA'..o-'^G.c, za`s'i: ]1. Pett0,0TIt the. roozxi., 1,p.GSI.1.,. 1118.
• ;,, litlire to the' ceiling uutii he
nearly screamed with delight. lin
't. ct soh,. luridt, of Saturday rr,:.d him, then a;lanoing at the
Fe `,tr 1.^tr ;, ;i.t1 ,1'l r+e:(t' tc•• 1elr: ti; dropped led 11)•ar hastily •into the
r . hi x Lit c•c =l, 1„' p. 7.. 1;oe. r:r.- �, , 1 1
mother s lap tend donning coat and
"
!hat went forth- He did not loon
ti.,. ' 11:C ni . TritrIijtnt'e t at 1'ASS•ie as be put the baby in her
tt.ic to [;' tl. r.j, �, i•1 the \-il-i t
i ,a
` i1 1 r!;.• :`r.'!1 I , i i#; �xti >0=t Lltd r' ' ]i1S tS* �" "Good -by"
[t1: ', a _ t.. , S.. r._�[. X11.:fl without
1 I t 1 \ Irl' �!1 J
t'�. hi:-..,,.nti,lle-" 'E, 2,,., that anti l� 9 scaled nt; and
ti. for his life he could not kiss that
] <710t only l,ccau1Ie it would be
G, :!t to hiss where ho had smitten
FOP h,=' f�af". 1tatt• 'becausetile• f<^a di.i t stod him.
ti
,, i, •..'Il �. , its 11 + `o for the first time in her wedded
tee- ( 1 t1.tr. 't lifer Bessie was left without a faro -
i It ,
rtt i r 11 <1 i j < . i , r i <1 aril#„ well caress ; and when he went
,,11! i, . - t . ,. tr a w1 yT without fl \i<), 1, "'.ho Plitt her
peor, bruised fate down on baby's
heed 'incl wept her fill. But the
WOG:a' yds: t n.- It of her ertintion was as the
suironcrr shower beside theth whiral
wind when compared
T+'ithat
�'t 111 Fa Cory; /771' h No. 1.24tr vrbic'il swe.ut ]Ben's soul as he left
,-f r•, P.1:111, OVCIY irrl !i)4(1 t,
• A 111••'@ilty r.f c:,, �, 1' lit 11.t :5 ?' fJC;. p, to
.a the A, (t. 1'. . 1 }
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rn t .13110 1..
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RHEUMATIC TREATMENT '
he rinnz• of his honer. ; words would
let poorly express his horror of
he deed he lead committed, his
wbnlc being quivering in sympathy
:-ith the sufferings of his wife ; she
mild never forgive or Joy° him
:tin, 1'r, crnzlcl paver Torg
elf, l;nd las if last nights madness
were not enough, he had gone from
ter this morning without either
mild or gesture of affection- What
oust she think of him? should he
urn back, and take her in his
riest•[;l ask her forgiveness? No
o shuddered at the thought, I: le
'.11 not wart to see that fhlt'•e again.
tics I ,1ds, and nerves were all ta-
veinitlrrag,•. whet ail Maurice. Drout]y
Mottled see hint thus? Be must
are 11 drink to steady himself, so
("0. ha•*C1 into a saloon. Another
lass, Blitz? asked the bartender,
Nor" he answered fiercely "not a
rot) n'.ore " throwing the i110ney
n the counter as he tore out. He
vas itead and rnoreae all day, his
allow clerks, noting his humor,
winked lit each other slyly and let
hitn alone Be was always se cross
alts a bear after a dr.nnke.n spree and
the nit:*.ocl no telling that he hacl
been at it again. He was very quiet
that night, in an humble thought-
ful fashion that moved Bessie's
heart to pity. She was almost too
sick to stand up, and he helped her
to bccl, and kept baby amused until
she slept. She appeared so deathly
when at last she slumbered, that
several times during the night—
unable to rest himself—the unhap-
py man hung • over her in terror
lest site had died, His poor, abused
Bess 1 his shrinky tender, wife ! By
the morning he was as heart brok-
en and penitent as one could wish.
;he 2nti. ;11:d 4 1r 1 n r)'1' I c y icy the tt
alr`.r r 1 " to 1Ve hiln-
�EIi
inuoweloraket
Some Simple Precautions Which d
Will Prevent a Recurrence of
Attacks.
A prominent citizen, who had for li
years suffered from nccurn:.tism and
heun atic gout, has been giving his
riends the benefit of hise..xperience,
nU incidentally a copy of the pre-
cription which was o. m<terial as- cl
istance in effecting a cure.
In the first place, he found that l'
very time he partook freely of acid
tits his old trouble returned ; and,
condly, he learned that it was abso-
tely essential to keep the kidneys
tive. - To do this it was necessary
drink plenty of water. Occa-
onally he would dissolve a lithia
blot in the water to assist its
tion on the kidneys.
The treatment is as follows : Pro -
re from your druggist:
uid Extract Cascara 1,6 oz.
rup Rhubarb...z.
r o
rriana Compound ...... x oz.
mpound Syrup Sarsaparilla 5 oz.
Take !one teaspoonful after each
eal and at bedtime.
This is valuable information. TWA
n be mixed at home. Save the
escriptiotti.
"I will never touch the stuff again
Bessie, so help me God," and the
woman who listened knew he was
in earnest., 'meant every word he
uttered, yet in soul was certain he
would break his vow.
(To be continued)
Ethel M. Williams,
Press., Supt.
When, you want a pleasant physic
give Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets a trial. They are
mild and gentle in their action and
allays produce a pleasant cathartic
effect. Call at J J Merner's store
for a free sample.
S. S. NO 6 HAY.
The following is the report for S.
S. No. 6, Hay, for the month of
February,
Jr V Milton Haugh 285.
Sr, IV Joseph l3uaith 321. Moses
Buechler 296.
Jr IV Adeline . Buechler 300,
Lauretta Dooher 280, Cornelius
Foster 257, Flossie Howald 255.
Sr 1II Lizzie Eisenbach 324, Ko -
Jetta Foster 274, Adlebert Smith
246, Beatrice Rennie 245, Cora
Haugh 24.3, Albert Hey 233, Her -
bort Hey 217.
Jr 11I Jacob Gingerich 320, Eddie
Hey .305, Robert Eisenbach 286,
Christopher Baechler 213.
Sr II Hurley Howald 297, Gar-
field Staubus 249, Herbert Witmer
243.
• Jr II Isidore Smith 267, Philip
Eisenbaoh 238.
Pt II Theola Smith 289, Clayton
Wildfong 282.
M. Sparks, Teacher.
STEPHEN COUNCIL.
The Council of the Township of
Stephen convened in the Town
Hall Crediton, on Monday, the 1st
day of March 1909. All members
were present, The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and
adopted.; The clerk read a letter
from the Clerk of the Townshia of
Bosanquet, in reference to the con-
struction of:o bridge on the Town
Line between the Township of
Stephen, McGillivray and Basan-
quet. It . was resolved that the
Clerk write ther.Clerk of the Town-
ship of Bosangtiet that this Conn -
oil will meet the members of the
) ui o ncil1 at the proposed site
on April 7th next at 2 p. m.
Anderson -Yearley "That the
auditors repot bo received and
that order; 1:e ,„tied for their re-
niuneration"
Love -it' ale !That Councilman
Wuerth to 1<. Ander-
sc1l evztsr t, cltaiizl of Irlr":.)viep-
burn fui ti 1:".'04,. the 4th eon. with
full power2.1 act us they think
best" Carried.
Wuerth-Anderson 'That the
Bond oftue Township Treas., be
accepted and thut the same be filed
with the clerk of the Municipality
for safe keeping" tarried,
Yearlev-Love "That Anderson
& Wuerth have the Crediton Brid-
ge repaired at once" Carried,
Anderson -Yearley "That the
Clerk write the Township Huai trier
F. S. Farneonib, requesting hint to
examine the site of the Crediton
bridge and prepare plans and
specifications '
for concrete abut.
ments to be constructed this year"
Carried. The following orders
were paid: II fluter, Registrar of
13 i) &N to Dec 31. 1908 $10.40; Boll
Telephone Co, phone messages to
Jan 1 1909, 6, u5 ; Chester Prouty
gratuity $25.00; The Municipal
World subscriptions $5.75 ; Sun In
surance office, insurance on Town
Hall, $11.50; -Dr McLaughlin Re
Bernhoiit, Insane indigent :6,80
F Schneider, rep cul con 4, $1,25
C Bluett Auditor's fees $8.00 ; Hy
Switzer Auditor's fees $8.00 ; F ' V
Farnooixtb Awards under D , W
Act, $19,59; J Ziler, refund of
statute labor, $4.00; A O'Leary
refund of statute labor, $6.00 ; I
Bastercl Rock elm lumber $72.95 ; ,
T Essery ditch on London road. E
13 $8 00; F Green gravel N 13 f0,10 1 [
D Westnzan concrete tile, $6.50. t
The Council adjourned to meet e
again in the Town -Hall, Crediton, t
on Monday, the S,tii day of April f
1009 at 1 p. ni, eft which date, the t
Paathmaasters Pound keepers and j.
Fence -viewers will be appointed.
H. Eilber, Clerk, 1
A failing tiny nerve—no larger,
than the finest silken thread—talc-
es from the heart its impulse, its t
power, its regularity. The stotnaach
also has has its hidden, or inside
nerve. It was Dr Shoop who first
told us it was wrong to drug a
weak or failing stoinacb, heart or
kidneys. His prescription—Dr
Shoop's Bestorative—is directed
straight for the cause of these ail-
ments—these weak and •faltering
inside nerves. This, no doubt clear-
ly explains why the Restorative
has of late grown so rapidly in
popularity. Druggists say that
those who test the Restorative even
for a few days soon become fully
convinced of its wonderful merit.
Anyway, don't drug the organ.
Treating the cause of sickness is
the only sensable and successful
way, Sold by J J Merrier.
No Trou
+,
f. �p IE11L " 1
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
Prices. All kinds of Feed on hand.
Sm RANNlE, =
ICH
Highest price in Cash paid for Butter and Eggs
am ready to contract
all kinds of good logs
for winter delivery, and
will pay top prices.
Of to ?
;if you intend building next
year, call , . d talk the matter
over with USe
Fe Co KAL =F'LE SCO- , Zurich
:10110E CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to
the Revised Statues of Ontario, 1897
Chapter 129, Section 38, that all Credi-
tors - and othsr persons. having claims
against •the Estate of Jacob S. Gingerich,
Ltteof the Township of Hay, in the Coun-
ty of Huron, Farmer, deccused,-who diad
on or about the 'Ira 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-
ceaseden er 'before the, 15th day of March,
1900, their Clhri'•tib,n and surnames, ad.
dresses and descriptions, the full particu-
lars. of their quints, a statementof their
ul
ucno.tes and thenature of the securities
(if any) held by them.
Arn[ furthertake notice tih'at after such
1 t .t mentioned date the said evoe.nturs
11 ,n , ee<l to distribute thef assets of the
1, ; c' .sed atnan the parties entitled
the o:: t, having retnt1-.1 only to the claims
of whichthey 1.117711 Hien have had notice,
awl that the said executors will not be
Iivblo for the said assts or any part ther::-
of, to tiny person or personsof vthose
claims notice shall not hive boon remixed.
itv them at the time of suchdistribution.
Dated at Zurich, February15th. 1909,
David(lingeriolh
Samuel Gingerich j Executors.
:29 3.
etaT C T° CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1807
Chapter 3.29, Section 38, that all Credi-
tors and other persons having. claims
against the -Estate of Frederick Demuth,
late of tiro illatge of Zurich in the (County
of Huron, carpenter, deceased, who died
mor about the 31st day of December 1908,
oto required, to send by post prepaid, or
lclner to the undersigned the. executor of
he 1'17t; will and testament of ue4,1. dames
c} on or behre the 1st clay of 1.1lart•1i, 1909,
heir t.'hris!ia11 and surnames, It:'drosses
to 1 cit :rthi,tl ns, the full particulars of
h lr cl ti us 'a statement of their oecounts
11111 then.rtal•u ,af the securities (if any)
told by
And frit he take notice that after such
a.st 11letttl , t :1 date the said executor will
loo 1 C, ,i1 r iliute the assets of the said
ler c tsed 17111,117,4 the parties entitled titore-
a, having only only to the claims of
vt 111shall be .tll 111011 have thrid notice, and
hat tb,>.said executor wilt not be liable for
the said i7$,Ot3 or any part thereof, to any
person or persons of whose claims notice
shall not halo been received by thorn at
the tune of such distribution,
Dated at Zurich, January 29th, 1909.
F. W. Floss, Executor Zurich.
11..1. D. Cooke, Solicitor.
Fortify now against the Grip—
for it comes every season sure !
Preventies—the little Candy Cold
Cure Tablets --offer in this respect
a most certain and dependable
safeguard. • Proventics, at the
"sneeze stage" will, as well, also
surely head off all common colds.
But promptness is all-important.
Keep Preventics in the pocket or
purse, for instant use. Box of 48
for 25c. Sold by .7 J Monier.
SETTLEF1-8'
TATS
lv. A TIt 2.4, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
By Canadian Pacific direct Lae
Por Settlers travelling
with livestock and
y,,q(. e!iTectttsteOfp,
4pcmirm! rains
will leave Toronto
li.aoh TUESDAY in
MARCH aria APRIL
at 10:13 p.m.
Settlers and familiis
without livestock
should use
Nebular Trains
leaving Toronto
20.15 p.m. daily
Tourist Stooping Cars
Fastest Time
COLONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS
No Charlie for Berths
Low Colonist Rates
1)oiy+ Through 4eriQce to the West
Apply to nearest agent for full information and
fres copy of "Settlers' Guide" or write R. L.
Thompson, D.P.A., C.P,R., Toronto
W. J. CARLING, Agent, EXETER
BLAKE
Mr, 3 J. Bases intends having a
sale of farm stook and implements,
on the 16th. inst. previous to his
departure for the Nest.
Mrs. F. Cressweller of "Soo" is
at present visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, P. Douglas.
Mrs, Cabling and Mrs, Johnston
held successful quilting bees this
week.
Mr, 3, Beohlor is now connected
by phone.
J. Alliin delivered a fine horse to
Mr, Sparrow on Saturday last.
A. Nicholson had a bee hau ling
ice, on Monday.
Jos. Brenneman has hired with
.T. I3oyes of l3rucefield for the sum-
mer,
The following report shows the
relative standing of the pupils of
U. S. S. No. 9, Stanley, for the
month of February based on regu-
larity, punctuality and general de-
portment.
V F. Capling, M Douglas, G Man-
son.
IV A Keys, I Manson. E Zapfe.
Sr III M J' Meyers, A Gascho, P
Gingerich.
Jr III E Bechier, A Brennernzan,
M Kennel.
Sr II E Moyer, J Moyer, S Oesch:
Jr II L Manson, J A Meyers, E
Erb.
Pt II (a) N Brennerman, A Fin-
lay, 0 Zapfe.
Pt II (b) E Finlay, W Manson, L
Gingerich.
Pt I A Meyers, E Boyes, 3 Moyer,
G. 8, Howard, Teacher,
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