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Zurich Branch - - H. ARNOLD, Manager •
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LEGAL CARDS.
.E. ,T..D. COOKE, BARRISTER AND SO -
'leiter, Notary Public, I3eusai: , Ontario.
At Zi,rieh (Zeller's office) every Mon-
day.
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PUBLISHED BY E. ZELLER..
FRIDAY MAR, 19th, 1909
W. C. T. U.
THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
BUSINESS CARDS. �-
lea S. PUULL1 , •
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
Sales eondneted in all parts. Satis-
faction guaranteed or no pay. Terris
seasonable. Orders left 1!t this office
will be pron)ptly attended to.
ANDREW F. HESS, FIRE INSie'RANi-
ce agent, representing' the London,
Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand-
ard, Wellington and Guardian. Every-
thing in tire insurance.
H. C DOAN, V. S., AS I HAVE PUI,;-
chased back niy business from E. W.
Stockopf, I tem in a po-ition to attend
to all bustuess as formerly. Calls at
Rau's Hotel.
DR. F. A. SELLERY, DENTIST, GRA-
luate of. the Royal College of Dental
S rgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto Unfvert,ity. Painless ('straetion
of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At
Dominion House, Zurich, every Mon -
(Inv. i -26
E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER R AN1)
Notary Public. 1)eeds, Mortgages,
Wills and other Legal I)ocun. n is care
fully and l,rolnptly prepared. ' Orrice—
Zeller bieol�, Zurich, Ont.
rel I ISS '`,� . MAASS, Prepares
Pupils for the Toronto Con-
servatory of Music and other
Centres.
Address :
LUTHERAN PARSON;>GE, Zurich,
Aur't trn i 'le nt h+'r::0-g rod implement
• at St. fnoe:pit ov Friday Jlarr'lt 19th. E.
1.1r•rt9-'n!=et•i' acct. Leen drti:'t•r prop.
Aneti-in sale of per -orad :.{feet', the
r,rnpc rtv (.f the late Fred Dewitt', at
1,trir•l! , rt . L.tnrdttt. I\larch fDtttlt, at 3
a'tlnil. r. m. F. \V. =i.ss, Fexecutor
FOR SALE.
1•1c,, t1 •."til "r.crc, of hurltcir.iitlt.---
Near Ytreei. t.10ed t m it a franc
1'11:, aur, '<L.,11 'trt'1i, t ttl: . tt acct f, .
tit:at t . uo.ii. Apply to t;. lirsclair.r
G'trit 11 o,
;i0 ui t r s 11 r r,1 :rrati?, .; ith goo,l hulk
1 r,1Tti. 0100 1.11 111 1.;11011 I r/}'stir. 1 he
-fart)! li: ;1l til di11 Hi 1, lr ai'\ r,t r,tu(4 V'Jil'r'i
tt),tl tttll l e sold 'tor : rs tltl,tH). Apply to
1 tu"icGh,
"Are you slurring at me, you
jacknapes ! I'll break your skull
for you if yon are" cried Ben ex-
citedly. Softly now, softly me by!
Frinds shad niver quarr], an' a
sound stomach niver rejects the
food as fits it there's betther nor
you I might refer to " -Who bet-
ter than I ars, you confounded ass?
Do you mean that damned rascal
who just rode off in a cushioned
carriage?" "His paper moight be
more vallable in market" But you
and me has no nude to spat over
him Hes bin a good masther whin
the truths told, an' it's a poor sar-
vint who can't rejice in. his masth,
ors prosperity. Ivery mother's son
of us shad be glad ov the little
lady if its only because she {nay
lade him from the drink said Ben"
fur if iver 1 su a man in danger ov
the glass, me by it he's masther
Drdatly. "And you think him re-
formed. do you?" sneeringly. "I
think if them little hands can't
bring him around nobuddy else
hadn't betther thry. An' if the
taste of whiskay gits the Dist r!t'
them red lips thin • may all the
how]y saints per;;ttrve us, he's a
lost sow1." Damm him ! It'll take
more than tho whole oalendar of
saints to swear his soul out of hell
if its only for whet he has don'o •for
manuta, 'Muttered the young man as he
flung himself into his overcoat and
strode out. Not ten minutes later
the espied the subjects of his late
conservation riding leisurely along
jest ahead, es he turned the corner
he carne opposite to them and Helen
said, Isn't that one of your young
men, Maurice? 1 think I have notie
ed him at the store" For answer
her hit:aband drew up the horse
suddenly, end beckoned to Ben. "I
am sorry to trouble you, Mite,"
lht s.;itt, hut yeti seen providential-
ly s-t•nt this way. Here are a coup-
le of letters which I forgot to give
Tim and they need immediate mail.
ing. It will oblige me much if yon
will drop the.ru at the post office."
Ile bowed, gave rt:'in to his horse
and Bon eezie left, letters in hand
and a threader eland on his brow.
Am Y a slal,c, blast hirn? yet 110 ePus
• trout lett Mt o itiuoh by the easy
• :l.'1.ewtr.tnce of his employer as by
the timid anxious glance of the
ger tie blue eves of the lady beside
Ihini t+.at 1111'] rested en him for that
moment She knows who I air
and. is afraid of me and pities Bess"
he thought, and his dark cheek
flushed as he walked, rapidly away,
Yes, Helen recognized him, when
first she met him at her husband's
e:tahlishnleiit she bad wondered if
he were not the in an of whose record
she had heard. Today she read his
heart instructively. "He is very
angry Maurice" he is proud and
resents any interference out of
work hours. • He itnagines you feel
above him, think you own him
body and soul." "He conceives he
is my equal because I had a foolish
fondness for him in my youth and
paid him a little attention" was a
careless retort. "Was be not
worthy of it," "It hardly appears
so now darling, Anyway, such
friendships have to be out grown ;
mane warned me it wohld be as it
is" "Maurice, he is the husband
of the woman I limed about?" 'Yes'
"You spoke to him, you used all
your influence to have him stop
&'inking'?' "Yes Helen, I did"
"Has he. done any better?" "Very
little if any. ide got angry, impud•
ent, I had to bring him to his sen-
ses by threatening to discharge
him" The questioner looked dis-
tressed, Is that just the way to
deal with him? she askod, he is
proud spirited.and can poorly bear
riprimancl. If only you had plead-
ed with him, reminding him of his
wife and little babe and your old-
time friendships," Maurice smiled,
I could not have followed your pro-
gram closer, little wife, if it had
been arranged beforehand, 1 urged
all triose considerations, 1 even put
LODGE MEETINGS
��1•• 1,1qi Court Zurich No. 12,16C'rJo (.1"e 1. ! Isar' every ist and 3rd
Tltur: cit i n: a cn nti l:0i at J, o'clock p. nt.
in the A.0. U. W. Ball.
.I, .1. 11 mils sat. C. R.
At/ eTT kJ o s l l,icl:lir 31 Lodge
the 8nrl and 4th Friday of every month,
at 8 o'clock, in their Mal, Werner Block.
Fuar). FVrrrlrrc, M. W.
Topw
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^ r,r1P.n.'i•rre. is at least one
vivo treatments.
i t 1r Jt1, ani i� t•r> )stint.
t•• 1, t t itr $
t t , ‘, tr 'Ur . F.i a. 1,1).'11 1
,;r r --i 'i ht .rut ta, tn:.inal
17,. •:,, r,. rte r ,; ) r^+r u., a,iilo Dr.
, r V a ,; nu :.n 111 Ti; a.1 treat-
s ,o tt the tiu•ut*ghost the
t1 t - of ha nerve,
o
r 'ori111'.1."-
t, y 1 "• t . us'ii : 1 1n1pia_g.1loes its
un. [ut i'ttlatxt.
i4J , e LI u.' . .1 'ilea?. /..:8 and
i
u10('i Qtrµ t n. tt 1 rurAtiVo, cue's. nnrvous
c rI iw t r.lnr and t,inbitton.
,�utir' u
up ti .•-i1 iia rise, t,t)tl in 1 n,brut r,•i,ewed
strength tit'or alai tnt.rgv, Take Dr. Whoop's
Itt.stonativt: 'r ti'l,41,ortei 4104—as 12 gt'.1eral tonic
to thesrsa.::n. horpositive Iocad.1te144, use as well
1
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aht�1 Cu '
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+e J. MERNEI'ri.
you and mysels on a level with
him and his wife and begged him
for the sake of the tender ties we
had both` assumed to give up the
pups.
(To be continued)
Ethel M. Williams,
Press„ Supt,
Nothing in the way of 'a Cough
is quite so annoying as a tickling,
teasin , wheezing, bronchia -Cough,
Tho quickest relief comes perhaps
from a proscription known to drug-
gists everywhea° as Dr Shoop's
Omagh Remedy.. And besides, it
is so thoroughly harmless that
mothers give, it with perfect safety
even to the youngest babes. Tho
tender leaves of a sii'npie mountain
shrub, give; to Dr Shoop's Cough
Remedy its - remarkable curative
effect. A few days' test will tell.
33old by J J Merner.
Huron (misty Branch Ontario
Prohibitory Alliance
The Second'. Annual Convention
will be held'in• St. Andrew's Pres-
byterian Church, Blyth, on Thurs-
day, April •841. Tho following is
the program::„
Morning Session -Opening exerci-
ses conducted'eby Rev, Mr. Small,
BIyth, reading of minutes, report
of Secretary, Appointment of Busi-
ness Committee, Reports • from
Municipalities,- (a) Under Local
Option ; (b) Under License ; (3)
Under no License.
Afternoon Session -Opening exer-
cises, conducted by Rev. W. H.
Hartley, Blyth, Report of Business
Committee Resolutions, Address :
"Local Option in Hensall," by Rev.
S. L. Toll. Open conference on
Local Option, conducted by G. M.
Elliott, Goderich-
Evening Session -Opening exerci-
ses conducted by Rev. W. H.
Cooper, Blyth. Music by BIyth
choirs, address by Rev D. T L. Mc-
ICerroli, Lucknow, address Jos.
Gibson, of Ingersoll, president
Ontario Branch of Dominion Al-
liance. .
The following shows the licenses
in the different places in the coun-
ty, together with the places under
Local Option :
Towns Licenses
Goderich
Clinton . -.0
Wingham - .
Sc'aforth .... ..... 6
Villages
Henssttll
Bayfield . .
Blyth
Brussel
Ficetere
Wroxeter
Townships
Ashfield -..
Colborne....,.. ..........2
Goderioh . ..... ..... 0
Grey ............ 4
Hay. ........ 8
f7 owick . ..... .
Hallett, . : ... . .
MoKillop
Morris
Stanley ......... .
Stephen
Tuckers to ith , . , .....
Turnberry ..
Usborne
E Wawanos4
W WVttwanosh...
L O
vv
1
.1
L O
L O
L U
L 0
L 0
0
Delegates'should advise Itov. W.
H. Cooper, Blyth, Who is k tart etIrk-
of the Billeting Committee.
Single fare o,a the railroads
(Easter rates in effect.)
No Trouble
k h.
IF YOU USE
oyal 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.
5. RANNIE9
ZU i ICH
Highest price in Cash paid for Butter and Eggs
sting
1
Just arrived.
Will give closest prices for q"
F. C. KAL
kkk sale
LE ISCi1, Zurich
EXETER.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell of
St. Joseph visited Mrs. D. Mack
on Sunday last.
Charles Lindenfeld spent Tues-
day last in. London...
Crossley and Hunter will start a
'series of meetings at St. Marys, on
Sunday.
The citizens on Wednesday even-
ing last , gave a banquet to Rev.
Martin who is leaving for London.
An Exeter hockey team consist.
ing of S. Bawden, B. Martin, G
Acheson, F. Boyle, P. Fleming, and
I G. .Palmer went to Lucan last
ilhltr$dav night to play a return
Match with Lucan. The game re -
7 suited in .a victory for Lucan by lo
shots to 9. In the last live minutes
play the Exeter players shot for a
goal, the puck striking the side of
the net, breaking it, a portion going
:rhside the net and the rest going
t.ntsido. Thi:• would have tied the
i game, but the shot was not allow -
el.
I fortify now ugeinst the Grip—
Tor it comes every season snro
11--1
53 id i Proven ies—the little Candy Coin
fi
1`ttre'.i Tablets ---offer in this Iespect
tt most certain and dependable .
safeguard. Preventics, at the
"sneeze stage" will, tts well, also
surely head off all common colds
Ilut protnptnc).ss is all-important.
Keep Preventics in the pocket or
purse, for instant use. Box of 48
for 25c.hold by .7 J Mern('r.
GF BEE IES REIM THEIR
POPULARITY
Inve:,teeeetions of French Physicians
Show t1SCta Large Production of
Sy ntlietie. Medicines is Not
Crowding Out the Old Favorites,
A late despatch from Paris says:
Pr,e eirimbert presented a notable
paper before tate Academy of Medi-
cine on therapeutic tendencies in the
last ten years, Basing his figures
on medicines furnished to 229 large
asylums and hosprtais by the State
Pharmacy, be finds that the old-
fasitioncd medicines retain their
popularity.
An expert authority on being inter-
viewed states that the tendencies of
the medical profession in Canada are
along exactly the same lines. Ile
gives the following old-fashioned
vegetable mixture as the safest and
best tleatinent for all stomach and
liver troubles, constipation, disorder
of the kidneys and bladder, and
states that many of the leading
physicians use these ingredients in
some form, often by some fancy and
expensive name: ---
Fluid Extract Cascara it oz.
Syrup Rhubarb I oz.
Carriana Compound i oz.
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla 5 oz.
Take one teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime.
This acts in a pleasant way, and
is free from the bad effects of strong
purgatives and synthetics.
We advise all our readers to cut this
valuable formula out and use it. Any
druggist Catt supply these ingredi-
ents ata small expense. You ear
wiz them at home if you tartlet.
I-fENSalLL
Johnston t� McMartin the new
butchers aro locating in the store
recently vacated by Geo. Scott.
Lorne Sterling has nearly recov.
ored from his illness and is able to
spend part of the day out doors.
Geo, Kidd, formerly a contractor
here, but now of Winnipeg, was
'Ilast week, visiting old ac-
quetintances.
A. Hemphill, druggist has nearly
recovered from his illness.
Miss Melville, Koehler of Zurich
is visiting at the home Of J. W.
Ortwein, this week.
When you want a pleasant physic
give Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets a trial, They are
mild and gentle in their action and
always produce a pleasant cathartic
effect. Call at 3 J Merner's store
for a free sample.
Send The Herald
to your absent relatives or
friends. They'll appreciate
your kindness.
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A failing tiny nerve—no larger:'
than the finest silken thread—tak-
es from the heart its impulse, its
over, ite regularity. The stomach
also has has its hidden, or insider
nerve. It was Dr Shoop who first
told us it was wrong to drug a
weak or failing stomach, 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, Druggidts say that
those who test the Restorative even
for a few clays 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 Merner.
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