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MOLSON BANK 1
CAPITAL $
She °hanged ' her position oo•
nasinnally s the little one gr CHRISTMAS STA PS
weary, putting his firms About heer
neck, his farce on . her shoulder,.
ti eor°p ora ted v then back to her lap ; but size never
flinched in bee devotion, though
her little bade ached sorely. , "1
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ResT fear he is very sick,,, said Mrs.
FUN i w $a,800„000 A Hiltz to the a woman on her return.
l >As 85 ]ranched in Canada, sial Agents and Correspondents in ale.
the Principal Cities in the World.
A GENERAL. i3ANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. G9
SAVINGS ANK DEPARTMENT
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at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. v
RI Zurich .Branch . — J. A, CONSTANTINE, Agent
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LEGAL CARDS* IXRIE1 Ss 'vi IA
fit. J. D. COOKE, BARRISTER AND SO- t PUBLISHED BY E. ZELLER.
li:oitc+r, Notary Public, T3ensali: Ontario. I
At Zurich (teller's office) every Mon-
day.
1 ROTJDPOOT, RAYS & BLAIR, J3AR-
risters, Solicitors, Notaries Public, etc.,
Goilerich, Canada W, Proudfoot, K.C.
R. O. Hage. G. P. Blair.
MEDICAL.
Drt. T. P. McLAUGI:ILIN, for-
merly with Dr's, Jansen,
Hello and Biers, of Berlin, Ger-
many ; also assistant surgeon at
Moorenelds' (Royal London Opthai-
rnic) eye Hospital and Golden
Square ; Nose and Throat Hospital,
London England, etc. General
practice, with special attention to
eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
tested (Retinoscope used) and
glasses supplied.
OFFICE DASIIWOOD, ONT.
;BUSINESS CARDS. •
� . S. PHILLIPS,
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
Sales eondnett•d hi all ;darts. 5atis-
1 +t rive guerenteed of no pray. Penis
-, tremble, Orders left at tris caro
,.ill be promptly attended to.
NDRENV F. IIESS, FERE INSI•nAN-
co agent, repre:,t 1tine Ler.doer
Economica),
ard, W 1flrg
FRIDAY DEC, 81st. 1909
W . C. T. U.
.
THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
When Ben came none trona, the
store the Saturday night after his
unfortunate encounter with his
employer he handed his mother
only a half a week's wages and his
breath was thick with the fumes
of cheap liquor.
quest on,hei
d come tod several
times of late in like condition.
Monday morning he did not rise
when she called hire and when she
rapped on his door a second time,
reminding him of the hour, he told
her gruffly to slant up, he wasn't
going to work. He made no ex-
planation to her, but he never
went back. .Among the first things
which Dr. Droutly did on landing
in his native city wits to inquire
concerning Ben. Mr. Spoffard met
hien with a troubled face. "Had
I known yon were so near coming
home, Droutly, I would have borne
Timer a while, longer!" he exclaim-
ed. Creat was the pressure of
business waiting for this honored
physician but he took time to call
at the address Ben had given to
learn for himself something coo,
eerning the boy in whom he w
"But Meg has_taken excellent care
of burr " t•I re. . be skit? Kiss yer
little nurse, Pt tsy and come home
wid Soar marnmey, He war hot all
night. I shoot its only €t cold."
But it was zteore than a cold, Tim
next day he lay en Mrs Hiltz's bed
white his ndtther was gone the
ay
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funeral at night, after
her usual prayer was said, she add-
ed with intense earnestness " Dear
Gcd,if you're not too busy, won't
you please tete little Patsy blos-
som up in yeas: arms and rock hien
awhile, cane he's so little he'II
miss his magna and me so much."
Bessie laid 'down her work, then
she could not tee to sew though
her tears, and sobbed her fill as
she held the tiny pleader to her
bosom, for there was a strange fear
in her heart, a fear not without
foundation" In another week Meg
too was sick. Oh, the horror of
those days? The fight for bread
just as imperative as ever the daily
need of necessary work not a wit
diminished, and her child upon the
bed dropping, perhaps dying, want-
ing the (lure she could give.
(To be riontinued) Williams,Ethel M.
Pres. Supt.
whole forenoon; the clay after th
summoned the doctor as M
Hennesy called the city pnysicia
and he pronoun d it scarlet fere
Then Bessie shuddered, her hea
standing quite :till, as she gathe
ed her darling to her arms for o
brief moment ere she again took u
her sewing. Yes, dear little Pelts
blossom had scarlet fever, and n
many days' after they folded h
small hands ver his `breast an
buried Irina, 1Vo one, not eve
his neothtjr: vvti i as stricken as Me
She begged to see him, to kiss hi
once more, tale was utterly broke
hearted when she was denied. Sh
was very that:ehtfnl all the day o
thetai.d. t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Ramie latematter
of testateSamuel
theViltur.ofoZu rich in
the county of limn. Retired farmer,
diseased,
't:and- J e0 inter+: steer. As 'eve already know. 1V"oticed laeroby given that all persons
"cert'- Mrs, Blitz, and he r family were no having any claire or demands against the
j longer in that lacaiit �, and in that I late Samuel a die, who died on or. about
even.; ; telran n yr district nobody', Oct. I1th r,,t t' the fere•.titl Village of
pre -
z; +'. t , t, to i i the I; ri$l lm i n Jtsr}cli,{ 0, t; to 'send b�* post pea-
r.r• SILL ]Kt1�-' t.aear ii lrurearT,ot.:i . anti h.'.nt- hen ; e,uid car to +r^';rt :r r:u the :uundersionee ex.
lu:tte ']f the v,•*t '?)ental Ines• 0ti 1 lived there he would { thvi of dee ase will ,rn,t testament of
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'/It. .ecus, Terme tih:: Jt' -Yl'&dei- i have prei ll?t ;• the said deceased their il:x 1.1 t:i and ad... of L)e,artlrcn • f lton•'� 4 - ; rrelived the desired'eiesseeend full particulars in writinee
I ''I tri Tn. ; in rho; r nto ii„icer•-its. f•ttitilei•-.-e.ivection „i. =ti, T}tn, and woman their of
{ hn�l It'ft � the i claims and et•Ite-nenti of their
bey t'rientls • l tf P v a to securities,
esh, I'' r't a ' :., t, }' ie nete;111iorktooti even accounts and the
nrture of tl
'it:llillvtr II ••,•,r, ": e'ltt,:t , indeed, she had at held by than •rayl Ir)tttc t
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HELP CANADA'S
NEEDY
CONSUMPTIVES
IMI net proceeds from stamps sold
thewill v orke eoffor thehe Musskoka Frextension e
he avail-
ablespital for beds wee trebled Consumptives. asthe result of
lasts year's Stamp Campaign.
BUY TIIEM. 'SE TIIBDr.
IIELP THE GOOD WORK ALONG.
THE BEST INVESTMENT
YOU .BV.ER MADE.
ONE CENT EACH,
Not a single patient has ever been
refused admission to the Muskoka Free
Hospital for Consumptives because of
his or her inability to pay.
EVERY STAMP SOLD IS A
BULLET IN THE WARFARE
AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS.
If not on sale in your town, write
S. S. ROBERTSON, Sec.-Treas, National
Sanitarium Association, 347 Icing St.
furn-
ished and stamps mailed promptly on
receive of order.
'Stamps may be purchased from
J A. CONSTANTINE, Agent Molsons
B ank, Zurich.
aLAPCE
Mr. and Mrs P Douglas Jr
rived home from the West, and
spending some time visiting th
numerous friends in this neighb
hood.
At the annual meeting of
ratepayers of ;school section No
on Wednesday Iast, Mr. J.
Manson was elected trust ee
three years,
A nephew and niece from Mioh
are visiting at the home of Mr.
Douglas
.Dr, nes Sohoellig and wife,
Detroit are visiting at the hom
of P. Douglas.
The many students and teach°
of the? neighborhood spent vac
tion at their several homes
We are sorry to report th
accident which befell Mr. R Alla
Sr., while going to the been
attend to some chorea on Christen
day. He slipped and fell breakir
Iris arni above the wrist.
The greatest danger i!xoni in4
thinza is of its resulting in pneu:
rnonia, This oan be obviated by
using•Chanzberlain's Cough Meme ly
as it not only cures influenza, but
counteracts any tendency of the
disease towards pneumonia, Sold
by J. J. Merner.
MARKET REPORT. ---The fol..
lowing is the report of Zurich
markets corrected up to Thursday,
Barley.... - 50 to 5.e
Peas Sa.
Bran 21,00
Shorts
Oats .. ' . 34 00 24.00
Wheat 36 35
1,02 1 r,3
Hay , , . , .. 12.00
Dried tipples ...
Clover seed....... 0 5
Potatoes....• 5.00 5.35
Butter 222. 2322
Eggs , ... 26
Hogs Iivewei et, , 26 55
g 7.55
HENSALL MARKETS
L'ook's Best Flour.. 3.00
Wheat 98 98
Oats .. 37 37
Barley 55 55
Peas . ,., 70 70
}logs liveweight .. , , ..�.. 7,55
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest Land
Regulations.
NY person who is the sole bead of a
naay homestead anquarter•sectio •a male over 18 of availars .
ar. 1 able Dominion land in Manitoba, Sask•
are utehewan or Alberta. Tbe applicant must
err appear in person at the Dominion Lands
Agency or Sub -Agency for the district,
or- agency,bon y certain conditions, ons,be Liby fathede at e
the mother, son, daughter, brother or sister of
9, intending homesteader,
fon and
r cultivation on of the landr indeach oence fthreeyears. A homesteader may live within nine
miles of his homestead on a farm of at least
80 acres solely owned and occupied by hint •
J' or by his father, mother, son, daughter,
brother or sister.
In certain districts a homesteader in
of coed standing way pre-empt a quarter -see.
e tion alongside his homestead. Price $$,00
per acre. Duties—artist reside six months
in each of six years from date of homestead
rs entry (including the time required to earn
a. homestead patent) and cultivate frfty.aeres
extra.
A homesteader who has exhausted his
e homestead right and cannot obtain a Aro-
n emption may take a purchased homestead
to ie certain districts. Price $3.00 per acre.
as Duties --Must reside six months in each of
g three years, cultivate fifty acres and erect
a house worth $300.00.
f w. it', CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N. D. --Unauthorized publication of this
advertisement will not be paid for.
Dlr. J. Corriveaupost master c
jj rysdaie has purchased the old
„�sd
even one of the factors in I7..;awRie�s 1 t.'t.i, that after the I"•; s III ther 1 store in our' village from Mr. R,
t day rf Tarlo^r V Deni 1 d l
quarters; , it was to c r will premed totlake.
a re-
1�'tt
°'lenge of c uarte s) 19th, the e.e •I 3' - Denglas an las the slam
room, , tr ..si the assets of the .tit die. moved to the lake shore
road,
Ili rt neer this kind Irishwoman's 1 c}aceaaled where he inteeds to fit it ftp for a
neve nl), rt ".,et ttTang the persons cntitlee thereto, baring post of ice dna general store.
1 "it Led his rnL,th• re rd only lire},tits= s,t tt ural, iter;
er Tire 3 ,t•,•; :. ! •'
t t •
ly *lad t,ru •t:t1t t,rNl,..r.., II n)t be }rt I •
6'
'cc— iltt':t],rteil aa1 .]i t John tll"C1l+hiv � ;;,rl nL .tat the salt? j Fe:, lir. Cowan, of 'Toronto
:°ler block, Ze art,'}n». ne
th
fo
lel;
FOR aALE. ou
eo teres „ 11 noel land with 1111:
..rn, frame house, all in'aooet repair. good bank
,n ie well drained, plenty ot good grater
ail be sold kr $3COt).00. Apply to
Zeller, Zurinh.
wholly give up his search.
ough hindered in its . peeeu,tnee
r a time. Re kept a keen Ionk-
t and ever] advertised, lint 'with -
t resits; ttnd if in the rnsh of
s busy life the young lad thrown
on his sympathies seemed for.
teen. who was to 'hittu]e?
Meanwhile, Ben was going down
hill at a very rapid rate, and took
on a recklessness both at home,
toward his mother and the child-
ren and abroad, that differed from
anything seen in him before, Back
to the neighborhood from which
he thought to separate himself,
back to the fellowship] he so lately
thought unworthy, be went and
night after night came in laze, the
odor of stale tobacco and strong
drink about hire, the scents of the
low saloon and street earner. In
^I'
' uleredid 100 ner•e farm for sale;
• 1.1 Can 12 hay Goodeh .vsoil and
fine working eanLlitinn.. with
's••nt 3 a.nre, r'f i„ash:wall fenced
1 well drained (Tnnt1 briek
and kitchen, tinned bank barn
00. Driving died and wood
i1. 2 ecree t,f good, orchard.
otl spring never felling- wells, 10
•mart in fall who'at For farther
"ti'ttittrs r,T1i;1r• to Peter Daich-
,'te on the premises or address d
';.irich F. 0. 11—tf p
JiAItJI
.FOR SALE.. I a
J -acres being, ''eget hate Lot 18 ,e. E
tr,ley. flood frame house and kitchen
barn 34x7- with cement, stablin
(bimetal. Plenty c, good water, 14.01/
ued and fenced. and will be sold at
reasonable figure. Possession will be
ea any tint:,. Apply to TA.'J.apie on
Aspromisee! or address Blake P. 0.
mond he read, unmoved tits
ester's acivertisemeet in a paper f
ut into his hand by a friend of the : D4i,s M. `Teresa Ragan Ieaves en
ruggery. He guessed- who was i D'Ionday 3rd for th [)
t .:r tike �aitl t Ivered an able address on
assets or any part thereof to any person t Sunday last on the
of whose claim, he shall not then havej temperanceiatient
received notice, (cinestion. Mr. Cowann is a finent
speaker and handled his subject
in good shape.
Dated Lal Ilensali this 231,1 day of Dec.
ember 1909. E. ReeeJa Executor,
73ensall,
H l LLSGR,E EN
Ohristrtaas was spent in its usual
good cheer, and being provided
with good sleighing.
Mr.
f
Detroit visited t e Iatterr'e mothee, Clark r,
Mrs. Jas Hagan Sr.
Among those who are visiting
friends here from the West are
Mr, and Mrs. Jas Forrest, Miss
Jean Cochrane, and Mr, Alvin
Workman, all ot Moosejaw Sask.
Mr. Win Love of, Shedden visited
under the parental'roof, un Christ
Iiia .
nz°ant, and made his comrades College, e saline
promise
C oil° e, (,hatham to talcs a s ] i
not to divulge his whey°. 1 it
course in music. Miss Regale's
•'abents. Mrs. J3ennesr, who I]nd mans friends wish her success,
hardly known 'Joey to get along JockyAndy Kain ]s training
>1 with her babies without Bessie's Archie Gurria s trotting horse,
i help, was happy enough to have
�her once more under Om same roof, Mr, Jas, Cameron, principal
ur.td they soon returned to the old Zurich public school called
division of labor and spoils ; an friends here, last week.
arrangement as delightful to the Miss Dollie Hagan has
ohildren es it was satisfactory to from Hibbert, where
LODGE MEETINGS their elders Clue znornin; Baby nursing.
! Patsy's cheokt were veru red, his
head heavy, is eyes bright. Us -
nail
y a perfe t busybody, making
plenty of work for the little boys
i and Meg to simply keep hind out of
mischief, to clay he was quiet and
drowsy, creeping up close to Bes-
sie ants begging to be ;locked.
"Poor baby l I fear you are sick,"
CI 0. FCourt Zurich No, l2'
meets every 1st and :ird
Thursday of (Inch month at 8 o'clock p. tn.
in the A. 0. L. 7T. 1T14i
kitsaNrn, 0. R.
AeO,TT,
1Lirkbell Lodtre { said
• le `a'.nd anti •Ith Friday oof eve y •moth, darl10
t, 8 o'clock, an their Sell, Alcrner BJoek. chair
Fun». WHICBS,,M. w ,does
Ido na
The peculiar properties of Chant-' herito se
berlain's ConghRenaecly have been ; bark a
etoroughly tested during epidemic's; the ba
1 influenza, and when it was taken ; her la
a.titie 'we have not heard of a. girlie•
angle case of pneumonia. Sold by oon
fi. Merrier, j tuothe
Mrs, Hlitz. "Here, Men,
g, climb into the old rocking
and cuddle Patsy a little. He
not feel well." Too busy to
ore than arrange the pair
rtabiy, the woman resumed
wing and Meg swayed gently
nd forth, crooning a song to
by, who, with hot face in
p, lay dozing,. The vee
got very tired, before the
hour brought . the. .child's
r, but she did not conlplai i.
•
of
On
returned
she was
HIGHEST SALARIES.
Graduates of Canada's Greatest
Chain of High Grade Modern Busi-
ness Colleges, receive salaries
ranging from $600 00 to $1200.00
per year. The Clinton Business
College which reopens Jan. 3rd is
a worthy link in this great chain.
Those who can not attend in person
may study at home through the
Spotton Gorrespondence Schools.
The following report shows the
relative standing of the. pupils of
U. S. S. No 0 Stanley, for the
month of Decetn;ser.
V al M. Douglas, A. Keys.
IV M. J. Meyers, E. Zapfe, A,
Gaschn.
III E. BechIer, U. Nicholson, M.
Kennel.
Sr II L. Manson, J. A. Meyers,
E. Oenclr,
Jr II A. Finlay, N. Brennerznan.
0. Zapfe. ,
Pt II W. inIanson, C. Parke, A.
Zapfe,
Sr Pt I A, Meyers, E. 13oyes, J.
Moyer.
Jr Pt I G. Zirk, 1: I. Moyer,
G. S. Howard, Teacher
ss
a e i
O.
Farmers and Others:
I invite everybody to look
through our Warehouse
and see if we can't show
you the Best Li
ne of
Machinery ever shown' in
Zurich. I also sell the
Best Line of Gutters
that can be put on the
Market,
From $26.00 up.1
CALL AND SEE THEM I
brant' persons' find themselves Aisn Repairs for
A11 Kinds of
Massey.lialtris Machines
Jas. Whyte, Ag't.
fluted whir. a ttersistent cough
utter an ttttrzok of influenza. As
this cough can be promptly cured
by the use of Chiannbelein';a Cough
Remedy, it shot-dd. Ape he , allowed
to rim on.'until it beco sieS•,, trouble-
eome. Sold by J. JPASf•trrer,
e
Savings and
• 4 L `'art
H'EAI) oreeest
LONDON - . ONTARIO
Money- advanced on good
Farre Mortgages,
Prompt attention ari's'en
to applications for loans,
E ZELLER. Zurich,
Tbe following is the report of S.
S N ble
,
• o ay, for the month of Dec.
Sr IV Laurette Decher, Cornelitits
Poster, Adeline Baeohlc.
Jr IV Lizzie Eisenbach, Rennie, Herbert Hey, IColettta, Post-
er, Albert Eley, Cora Haugh, Adle-
ber't Smith, Fred Regier.
Sr III Eddie ReY, R, Eisenbaclr,
Jacob Gin;erioh,
Jr III Id Row
)3echler,RGaifield rStaubus, Leila,
McFails, 13. Witmer,
Sr II Philip Eisenbach, Theoht,
Smith, Isidore Smith, Louise Re-
gier, Pearl 'GVitme
Jr II Clayton Wildfong, Herbert
[Debris, Silas McF ails.
Sr pt I Willie Witmer,
Jr pt I Rhineman ldowald. Ros-
etta tabus, Tedor Smith, Irene Re-
gier, Martena Regier,
Class A. 'della Rader, Garnet
Wildfong.
The prize for good conduct for
the fall term was won by Eddie
Hey, M Sparks, •Teacher,
A sprained ankle will usually
disable the injured person for three
or four weeks. This le duo to :lack
of proper treatment When °Dain-
berlain's Liniment is applied a :cure
may be•effeeted in three ;or• four
clays. This liniment' is one of the
beet and most remarkable;prel5tcra=
Wens In use, Sold by J. J,' M,eruer