The Herald, 1910-01-07, Page 44
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li.eiti*r, Notary Public, :lensali Ontario.
At Zurich (Ze11er's office) every Mon-
day.
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risters, Solicitors, Notaries Public, etc.,
Goderieh, Canada W. Proudfoot.
R. O. Hays. G. F. Blair.
MEDICAL
DR„ T. P. MeleAUGHLIN, for-
merly with Drs. Jansen,
Halle and Biers, of Berlin, Ger-
many ; also assistant surgeon at
Moorefields' (Royal London Opthal-
mio) eye Hospital and Golden
Square ; Nose and Throat Hospital,
London England, •eto. General
practice, with special attention to
eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
tested (Retinoscope used) and
glasses supplied.
OFFICE DASHWOOD, ONT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
B. S. PHILLIPS,
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
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PUBLISRED I3Y E. ZELLE,R.
FRIDAY JAN. 7th, 19111
W. C. T. U.
THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
The ' .' rich Herald.
the dead child close beside her,
I�T AS STAMPS
and with gide open eyes stared
at the farther wall. Idle rl,t last.
No will, no wish to work, no wish
to weep. The clamp burned on,
wasting the precious oil saved for
her labcrs she bad forgotten her
economies, As numb, as seeming
ly dead was she to hope, to felling,
as the little heart stilled at her
side. The hours went by and still
she lay sleepless and motionless.
At lust ft step upon the stairs
That step had never failed to
thrill her cube, its echoes always
smote tier be -'rt, it did not fail
now, 0 what t. stumbling step it
was tonight! She caught her
breath as it came over her, how
young he was to be so lost. Ho
opened the loor ; she was there to
meet him. She tooa his hand and
led him to the bed. There was
something in her manner that
aimed him and he did not resist.
She put his hand upon the little
face, its obi'1 struck through hint.
When she bad begged him to stay
with her that night saying she
feared Meg was dying, he had
sneered, complaining that she was
forever whining over that child
of late. She would not whine for
the same cause again. "She is
dead," she whispered, "Ben, our
Meg is dead." Oh, how she loved
hien vet. Row instinctively she
turned to him for sympathy in her
woe ! He cried great, blubbering
tears,'said silly things in a maudlin
fashion, as he could not have done
had he been himself. When he
nodded off to sleep in the midst of
it all, Bessie lay back again beside
her dead, a few tears wringing
'themselves ' from her heart,
wrenching, her body -with actual
pain in their passage. She wished
that night as she put a pillow
beneath his head and an old shawl
over him, that he too bad died
when young; that she had left to
her only atuemory of his innocen-
ce. A moment later. she cried
aloud. Cried? Nay. she shrieked ;
this poor, -silent, repressed woman
shrieked. e0 God ! out of your
heart of Nye, taka him too !
(To(be continued)
Ethel M. 'R' illiams,
Pres. Supt.
To lay aside her needle meant
starvation, lack of everything,
medicine, food, the very roof over
the sick child's head. There were
kind people in that great city, who
would gladly have helped her, but
Bessie could not beg. nay, she
could not even breathe her poverty
to another. so she worked on with
her mother's heart breaking. She
tried to sew with her little oae on
her bosom. alas, it was impossible;
nor could meg rest as well as thus,
she drew the bed close to her chair
then ; she must be near the window
to see. and she felt she must be
near her child; where she could
smooth her hair or kiss her face
without much interruption of her
work She tried to sing when she-
ec!uld control her voice ; meg was
so fond of siuging, it seemed to ease
her pain. Once or twice during
undnctrtl in all parts. Satis- E that weary, v htle the mother ask.
Sales
raetion guaranteed or r:o pay. Temaeel her son to hold the little one. to
-e:ioitalale. Orders ]eft at this office rock her as he used to do. But Ben
will be promptly attended to. !was not himself, ho usually refused
unr,:ractensly, lie also refnsed to.re-
ronin in the house according to the
ANDREW
ngefl F. HESS, FIRE 1NSUURAN- i T,liseicurrn's order . be would do as
tie agent r\V;tte ,rtiug the London, � he ]titan etl, one night, indeed.. he
Economical, Waterloo Vt,,aarcir, Stand- i slid take the child in his arms and
art Wellington .ria guardian. Every- f tell the Stories she loved Best of
t,lriugiu fire insurance. 1 Princess and Keith. He- was -so
nn,ssertnterrenert ITV VII,
4uate of the Royal Osla,
3argt'ons, 'Toronto, also hour„ ,ra-=. u to suffer much, there was no tex-
tile of Department of- Dentistry, To- I rime pilin, only a slow consuming;
ronin University. rainless extraction n tanning heat, an titter weakness
f teeth. Plate work n spec:;,lity. At that mails every breath "a burden
WHELP CANADA'S
NEEDY
CONSUMPTIVES
IIE net proceeds frond stamps sold
will be used for the extension of
the work of the Muskoka Free
Hospital for Consumptives. The avail-
able beds were trebled as the result of
last year's Stamp Campaign.
BUY THEM. USE THEN.
HELP THE GOOD WORK ALONG.
THE BEST INVESTMENT
YOU EVER MADE.
ONE CENT EACHI.
a
Not a single patient has ever been
refused admission to the Muskoka Free
Hospital for Consumptives because of
his or her inability to pay.
XVERT STAMP SOLD IS A
DULLET IN THE WARFARE
AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS.
If not on sale in your town, write
.T. S. ROBERTSON, See.-Treas. National
Sanitarium Association, 347 Piing S.
W., Toronto. Ail information furn-
ished and stamps mailed promptly on
receipt of order.
'Oliainb 'lain's cough remedy'
never dist ppoints those who use it
for obst ate coughs, colds and
irritatin t of the throat and lungs.
It stand: nrivalled its a remedy
for all tilt at and lung diseases.
Sold by , cT . Merner.
!sled of, that tcfterwKTail, • lint it was
.ti Doutal j her very sick. Sine did `not seem a00123 Hi Z. P. S, .fort e ro 1 e December.
III clas:a Theo Mittelholtz. Ferd
13aberer, Roy Appel, Lloyd Kalb-
fieieell. Bernard Hildebrand 1, Erna
Fritz. Elvin Bock, Chtra Thiel.'
Sr II Verde Fuss, Samn['1 Fisher,
Percy Weido, Helmet Sehilbe, Mary
Jeffrey, iiav'y,Price, Gilbert Jeffrey
Gertrude 13oek, Albert McCormick.
AW"n'
't iwT,r',>`+':9 7 t.. 3i. :i no eta?. „ .e,: i i:; the reI)ort of t' rkr r,' h. month
-41111.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Cham-
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab-
lets. They do the work whenever
yon regnire their aid. These
tablets change weakness into
strength, listleness into energy,,;
gloominess into ;joyousness • Their
action is so gentle one don't realize
they have taken a purgative. Sold
by J. J. Merner.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
a very valuable medicine for throat
and lung troubles, quickly relieves
and cures painful breathing and a
dangerously sounding cough which
indicates congested lungs. Solcl I ANY person who is the sole head of a.
1),M1111 1011 lienee, Ztn•icl1 , �•, tv Mon-
day. 7-4.111
5. ZELLElt, CONVEYANCER \tit ER SND
Notary Public,• 1he e d , '+It.t tt r es,
\\'lila and other Legal lir., ug,. ,rats are stood so well iter mother's need to ; Willie C"lausius, Feeders Howald.
Milton Beyrock. (absent.)
Sr pt II Gledvs Fisher, Maggie
Fuss, Reinhold Koch, Hazel Fritz,
Ada Rowa.ld, Janet Thiel, Lawren-
ce Rau, Ernest Bender, Garfield
Witmer. Roy Foster.
jr pt II Edgar Schnell. Elmore
°tansies, Clarence Brenner, Claytus
Mittelholtz, Earl Zetttel.
Tho pupils and teacher of this
room wish those who have been
unable to attend, school, A Happy
New Year. M. R. Jackson.
Teacher.
The child of poverty learns early
pat'ienc'e, it was pathetic to see her
willing waiting for -a i ,tiflent's at
tcntion, her c•ltikli::b nratitnrle for
first a -mile r:r wordshe under -
of
fully and promptly prepared. Office-- xvork that she never asked to he
Zeller block, Zurich, Ont. lifted or held, not even when the
little body ached so severely from
FOR SALE.
50 acres, all good land, with good bunk
barn, frame house, all in good re•; ;sir, The
farm is well drained, plenty of good water
and wilt be sold for 83000.00. Apply to
E. 'Zeller, Zurich.
Splendid 100 ur're farm fuer sale.
Lot 14 (;on 12 hay Gond claysoil and
all in fine working condition, with
about 3 acres of hash : well fended
a ad well drained (xoocl brick
house and kitchen, gond bank burn
40 x 60. Driving shed and wood
shed. 2 acres of gond orchard.
God spring never failing wells. 10
acres in fall wheat For further
particulars apply to Peter Duch-
'Irmo on t1ie premises or address
Zurich P. 0. 11—tf.
FARM FOR SALE.
50 acres being West half lot 18 S. B.
Stanley. Good frame house and kitchen,
good barn 34x74 with cement stabling
underneath. Plenty of good water, well
drained and fenced. and will he sold at
a, reasonable figure. 1'osresaiou will be
given any. time. Apply to H. Zapfe on
the promises or address Blake P. 0.
LODGE MEETINGS
long lying that it hardly seemed
endurable. Only the drawn lips
testified to her suffering; ; only the
hie eyes told of her 3 -earning or the
anile that fairly illumined the wan
face when. for a moment, her moths
er dropped her work and drew the
little form to her arms, Bessie
prayed those days, bat not for• her
child's life. what was life, what
eoiilrl it bring to meg except suffer.
inn? Yet could she see her die? she
knew not what to ask, dared not
seek either life or death for her
beloved. But she bad to pray, she
must call on one higher than her•
self; as we all must and do when
the storm overtakes ue. It was
not vocal prayer, it was simply the
C(1 d Court Zurich No. 1240
. 1d 'l meets every 1st and 3rd
Thursday of each month at 8 o'clock p. m.
in the A, 0. U. W. Tian.
J. J.!VIEWER, C. Ii,.
A0. TT R 9 . I ,ickbeil Lodge
o No. 3 93, moots
tho `2nd and: 1th Friday of every month,
at 8 o'clock, itr their flail, Merner Block.
Fenn. Wxrwsa ,M. W
Chamberlain's Ootigb Remedy
is not a common, every day cough
mixture It is a meritorious rem
MARKET REPORT.—The fol-
lowing is the report of Zurich
tna,rkets corrected up tc Thursday,
50 to 50
85
• 21.0000
24 00 24'00
35 35
1,05 1 05
12.00
Barley..,.
Peas
Bran
Shorts
Oats
Wheat...
Hay
Drieu apples
Clover seed 5,00 5.75
Potatoes 35 35
Butter ...............22 22
Eggs ., 26 26
Hogs liveweiget 8.00
FHENSALL MARKETS
- -, 6 0
Gook's Best Flour.......
Wheat
Oats.. . , .
Barley
Peas
Bogs liveweight'
3.00
38 98
37 37
55 55
70 70
8.00
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest Land
Regulations.
by 3. J. Merner.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
lo the matter of the estate of Samuel
Rennie late of the Village of Zurich in
the county of Huron. Retired farmer,
diseased.
Notice is hereby given that all persons
having any claims or demands against the
late Samuel Rennie, who died on or about
Oct. llth 1909 at the forosaid Village of
Zurich are required to send by post pre-
paid or to deliver to the undersigned ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament of
the said deceased their names and ad -
cheeses and full particulars in writing of
family, or any male over 18 years old,
may -homestead a quarter -section of avail-
able Dominion land in Manitoba, Sask-
atchewan or Alberta. The applicant must
appear in person at the Dominion Lands
Agency or Sub -Agency for the district.
Entry by proxy may be made at any
agency, on certain conditions, by father.
mother, son, daughter, brother oe sister of
intending homesteader.
Duties.—Sox months' residence upon and
cultivation of the land in each of three
years. A homesteader may live within nine
miles of his homestead on a. farm of at least
80 acres solely owned and occupied by him
or by his father, mother, son, daughter,
brother or Sister.
In certain districts a homesteader in
their claims and statements of their ,rood standing tray pre-empt a quartor•seo-
account_ and the nature of the securities, tion alongside his homestead. Price 83.00
if any, held by theta and notice fs nrther 'per acre. Duties --Must reside six months
given that after the l:Irlr day of January in each of six years from date of homestead
1010, the executor will proceed to dig- eutry (including the time required to earn
homestead patent) and cultivate fifty acres
extra.
A homesteader who has exhausted his
homestead right and cannot obtain a pre-
etnption may take a purchased homestead
in certain districts. Price 83.00 per acre..
Duties --Must reside six months in each of
three years, cultivate Fifty acres and erect
a house worth 300•00. t
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of tho Minister of the Interior.
N. R. ---Unauthorized publication of this
advertisement will not be paid for.
tribute the assets of the sar'1 deceased
among the persons entitled tt'e"•eto, having
regard only the claims of which he shall
then have had notice, and that the said
executor will nit. be liable for the laid
assets or tiny part thereof to any person
of whose claim. he :hall not theu have
received notice.
Dated at Heneali this _'3rd day of nee -
ember 1909. E. 1tag lie Executor,
Hensall.
Have you a weak throat? If so,
you cannot be too careful. You
cannot begin treatment too early
Each cold makes you more liable
to another and the last is always
the harder to cure. if you will
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
soul's (Iamb agony seeking its only ! tit the outset• you will be saved
sympathizer. And littlerneg grew much trouble. Sold by J. J. Mena.
worse one day Mrs. Hiltz folded up er.
her work desperately and put it
away and sat beside her darling,
hung over her all the day long, she
knew it was the last day wee meg
"Its so nice•
would -need her care.
to have the ,whole of you. mamma"
the child whispered feebly but with
a look of absolute content as she
nestled to the poor bleeding heart,
n1t, how many times afterward
Bessie heard the plaintive voice
and recalled the rapturous glance!
That meg should give so much and
get so little even of her mother,
this was the ache that never got
ease after she was beyond touch or
care, Mr. Hiltz had been gone
from home several days, but be
came back that night drunken and
Cross, Bessie felt the shudder that
went through the frame of dying
Onee as he broke forth intolcurses
because there was nothing in " the
house to eat. The poor dazed
woman had given the last to
Jamie, and caring for nothing
herself, had forgotten every day
needs in the need of this one day.
After all there is nothing just like
death hut death.. When he has
come, is at the door, there is noth-
all fire troublesorr,e r* inelse imliortant. He went to
edy Ifo .r
NOTICE
entice is hereby given that the
35 annual meeting of the .members
of The, Hay Township Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., will be
held at the Town Hall, . Zurich, on
Tuesday. ,Tan. filth, 1910, at one
o'clock p. iii. Business --Receiving
the Directors Auditors' and Tree.
surer's reports ; Election of Direot
ors, and such other business as
may be nesessttry for the good and
welfare of the Company. You are
requested to attend.
John w herritt, Henry tinier,
President. .Secretary.
VA
aeLe
The Key to the
Situation
if you are looking for a situation
a Classified' Want Ad. is the koy
which Will unlock the door to tho
private office of the business Dian.
Ho Is too busy to interview all
promiscuous callers, but you can
catch his attention and secure
an appoiatmont by a "Situation
Wanted" ad.
0•4.6.1.110// y R • 1teetn.,
THERE IS BUT ONE .
Every farmer should know that the
price, offered by the dealers for eattle,
hogs, ete., is a fair one. How can he
know thin if he does not take a farm
busiuees papert What doctor er 1a,w-
yer or business alien would he without
his business paper There is batt one
farmers' business and market napes, 1114
is The Weekly Sun. Start MO right by:
mils -scribing. bin gr
and dangerous complications re- sleep at last and the mother sat .
rutting from ooid in, the head, • alone and held her babe in her
throat, ohest or lungs. Sold by .1. clasp until the angels took her.
el
then she lay back upon the bed,
Massey
Harris. Go.
Farmers and Others:
Agricultural
Savings: and
Loan Co
I invite everybody to look
through our Warehouse
and see if we can't show
you the Best Line of
Machinery ever shown in
Zurich. I also sell the
Best Line of Cutters
that can be put ori the
Market,
From $26.00 up.
CALL .AND SE@ THEM
REND OFFICE
LONDON - - ONTARIO
Money advanced on good
Farm Mortgages,
Prompt attention given
...to applicaticns• for loans,
Also Repairs for
All Kinds of
Massey -Harris Machines
L Coiiak O lent'£ • I;t� 4 . 7 �' hyte, •Ag' be
�igmtb8}•�i>i3 S Dtarrhota )?i31er rlj4
Never fails. Bad+ it nbw. It :iI 11e i
E Z E LLE R. Zurich,
CHAM' (ILAIPIS
COUGH
Coughs,Co1ds.
F OUP,
hoopingCb
This remedy an always lit depended upon and
is pleasant to take. It contains no opium or
other baneful drug and may beeiven amoral-
Oft
sconal-deftly to *baby as to an sdte.
Wise 25 cents, large eine 50 cettts.
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