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LEGAL- CARDS.
R. J. 1). COOKE, BARR1STEI AND SO -
Reiter, Notary Public, Hens:Ili, Ontaxia.
At Zurich (Zeller's oinee) every Mon-
day.
FOUl)FOOT HAYS & KILLORAN,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
etc. Godcrich, Canada W. Prouifoot.
K. C. R. O. Hays. J. L. Kil:oraan.
PEBLIS:IED ET E. ZELLEit.
FRIDAY JULY 14th, 191.1.
W.C.'f'.U.
THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
BUSINESS CARDS.
The Dr strode past the parlor and
tiE34, S. PHILLIPS,
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
Sales conducted in all parts. Satis-
faction guaranteed or no pay. Terms
-easonable. Orders left at this office
will be promptly attended to. lir,•, . ;,,
ANDREW F. HESS, FIRE INSURAN-
ce went, representing the London,
Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand-
ard, \\-ellington and Uuardian. Every-
thing in sire insurance.
up over the stairs to the study',,
crying as he opened the door, "ray
boy, itis success? God has won-
derfully crowned yonr labors Old
Jonas Carl is saved, a new roan
physically, he detests the staff. the
smell of it nauseates hire. Unless
he of his own free will, builds the
appetite anew, be is forever deliv
Bred. Tears fell fast over two
manly faces. "Uncle, you say it"
my find lacks, it lacks, if he does
not build up the appetite anew,
surely where there is such a pos-
•::ibility there is no perfect cure"
Then hey went over the stein to-
gether, As they entered the room,
Eleonor, catching the first glimpse
of their faces, dropped to the organ
stool and. began playing the dozolo•
gy, .Gad without comment the
whole company sang it through. I
E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER SNI) am 'vouch+gin€! what my place is in
1' departure, said Rob Jose
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OR. F. A. SI�.LLERY, 1).ENT1l.T, (il,'A-
duate of the Loyal Colie;ze of Dental
• Surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto University. Painlees extraction'
of teeth. Plate work a speciality. t.t
Dominion House, Zurieb, every Mon-
davi ";'
Notary Public. • Deeds, \lortga es, this ne\v c c;)tt' ,se
\G'ills anti other Lega1 Doeun, nt • caro yti tltatnight before they separated
ully and protnptly prepared. Office— Keith has his platform, Eleanor
Zeller block, Zurich, Ont. her pen, Dick his pulpit and these
dootere their medicine cases but
where do I come in? „You" cried
L®DGG MEETINGS. Eva in an aggrieved tone. "You"
why sir, have you not your pencils
f t - ® v Court Zurich No. 1210andcrayons, with v inch to ilius-
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in ¢lres'A: O. xJ:' ys7. Jlalt � w �- 3 o3 e -who should lament.' •Whrr t oat •
J. J. +Iinx`xYe, �= , I I do? "Set other people in their
proper places" laughed Rob, as
you do me to night ; for which I
owe you a thousand thanks. Speak
tender words of sympathy and
counsel and cheer, as yon have so
often already; keep the Hearth
waren and the atmosphere helpful
for the tired workers, whispered
her lover. -"1"0 every man his
work, quoted Dick. Nobody need
be left out however small his talent
Is there any such thing as a small
talent or HA insigniiloant life? ask-
ed Eleanor. How dare we say so
when the meanest of mortals has
yet power to move or mold his fel
lows somewhatandznust whether
he wills it or not, help shape others
for eternity. I've thought a good
deal e;bont the boy with his' five
little loaves and two tiny fish.
standing before that hungry horde,
and wonder what any one should
mourn small abilities. Ought we
not rather tremble before' the pas-
sibilitres wrapped up in the weak-
est life if but that life is given into
the Hand that can multiply its
possessions. I've noticed that it
takes very little talent on any
man's part to damn another, said
Keith. Much less than most of us
would think worthy of considera
tion. The greed at gold in one
person will easily ruin a thousand
souls beside his own. If such mean
abilities .accomplish so much when
delivered over to evil, what might
not the same .abilities aocom^lish
for good. if consecrated to right
eonslseas? "'True" assented Dr
John. It is a trriiiendoas rer'i'pon.
sibility to live'; to be a human be-
ing with power to look upon and
touch others as Mortal and immor-
tal as ourselves, We need. to be
surd we teach them with a hand
that has touched God's and stili
holds the subtle genius of snob
contact. There is a little more to
add, reader, • Scarcely a month
later .Justin and his bride smarted
on their wedding tour. d wish
you would ohanaeyour mind, uncle
and go with us, said Dr Droutly's
nephew just before the bridal
breakfast. But the gentleman
shook his hemi most positively. 1
will he here to welcome you on
your return, he replied. And that
will he very soon. But what will
yon do without me even for so
•short a time? Egotist, I may im-
prove your absence by a run up to
see Jakey and my Feldspar estate,
answered the gentleman laughing.
ly, Do; that's a good uncle, and
go often to see Keith. It was not
as difficult to reach es it used to be,
this old fashioned farm of our doe
ter's. for the iron horse had pene
trated almost to it's doors.
As/ lie. (. RScI39edge
O. IT. W Y ;ti o. 3 93, xneets
he •lnd and 4th Friday of every month,
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8 o'clock, in their Hall, Merner Block,
Fnen. Wi'rwrn ,ll. Z\'
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second to nolle call
at t h e Deering
Implement Shop
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL
where I carry nearly
Everything that
Farmers need.
tl�r
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10ELICK
Opposite Town Hall, ZURICH
When I'm nut call on
C. Fritz for Repairs.
1eth,will surpass in every respect
all others of the past there is every
reason to believe, For the directors
have been at Work harder than
ever before, and are spending 'more
money than in' any previous year
to make the Fair of 1911 the best
yet,
The Western Fair is noted as the
live stook exhibition par excellence
of Canada; indeed it is safe to say
that no other Fair o;reels it in this
respect, As an exhibition of
agricultural, hert.icnit'ural and
dairy prodncts, the Western Fair
has no superior, and the promise of
abundant crops of ell kinds en
oourages the beliefthatthe display
in all these depe,rtinents will be
numerous and varied.
While the features above referr-
ed to are the mainstay of such an
exhibition, the object of the pro
rooters being to encourage the live
stock and agricultural industries,
the Directors recognize that in
this "twentieth century people look
for more They Iook horee•jumping
contests, the speeding of Canadian
bred horses; for special attractions
wonderful, thrilling, interesting
and instructive; for lets of outdoor
music t for an attractive but clean
Midnzay, in fact, for both variety
and quality. All those are provided
this year by the Directors of the
Western Fair, and the public have
learned that for them . to make a
promise is for it to be made good.
The Western Fair is essentially
the people's fair ; it was orginated
and has been conducted through a
long series of years for their
edification and entertainment, and
that they appreciate the efforts
that have been in their beb.alf is
shown by the vast throngs that
each year pass through the turn-
stiles at Queen's Park, London.
.,tending Exhibitors cannot get
in their applications for space in
the various buildings too soon.
Reduced rates on railways.
For summer diarrhoea in child-
ren always give Chamberlain's
"olio, Cholera and Diarrhoea
At,smedy and castor oil, and a
'•reedy cure Is -certain. Sold by al]
dealers.
(To be continued) AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
Eti" 1 It 'Williams
Pres Supt. Among the many good provis-
ions of the Canadian Government
Annuities Act is that under which
WEST -12,11N FAIR..
an
t a h
Reputation of the Great Exhibitionhusbandhusbandd wife, two sisters,
or in fact, any two parsons may
will be "eiore Than Maintained Join in the purchase of what is
This Year. lectown us a Last Survivor An•
r
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tnt\ity, that la an Annuity which
14oE F o wil}.be paid to both as long as both
has 'traria lire, and to -the survivor so long as
All:' ("ana.
Fi rrvi nee of
puree in its bear, .. for -the •Western he or she lives. For a raunple, a
Fair, partlybecause it is the man who is now .71. recently pur•
pioneer big annual Exhibition of chased a Last Survivor Annuity
the Dominion and has set a pa0e for himself and sister, two years
older, at a cost of 4,6te. This
for other shows. of a similar
character, but inttinly for the
reason that it is always a good
Fair, that it lives up to its adver-
tising, and can •be rolled on, no
matter what others are found
Wan tiietr.
That t'ii, year's Western Fair, to
be hold in London, Sept. Sth to
or yielding an income of only, 8280,.
so that the increased inoorne will.
make a vast difference in the
comfort aad happiness of the An-
nuitants, while at the same time it
will relieve them of all anxiety es
to the state, ot the money market
and the safety of the investment
Any information desired on the
subject of Annuities may be
obtained by applying to your•Posttr.
waster, or addressing the Sup-
erintendent of .,Government An-
nuities, Ottawa, to whom letters
go free of postage.
Spraine require careful treat-
ment. Keep quiet and apply
Chamberlain's Liniment freely. It
will remove the soreness and
quickly restore the parts to a
healthy condition, For sale by all
dealers.
secures them an income of 000 a
year, the first quarterly payment
failing due three months frons the
dote on which the purchase money
was paid. Prior to the investment
in a Government Annuity the
nioney had been drawing ti interest
IT'S CORONATION YEAR:
Fireworks at the 0. N. E. will be
in Keeping.
It is going to be Coronation Year
at the Canadian National Exhibi-
tion,'Toronto, in more than name.
In addition to the Festival of
Cmpire, whish will picture the
glories, of the Coronation cere-
monies, the fireworks will be along
patriotic and Coronation lines. A
gigantic set piece, showing the
crown encircled with In aplo leaves,
will be conspicuous, while Prince
of Wales Feathers, Columns of
Empire. and the crown jewels, are
also worthy of notice among the
half -hundred numbers which go to
make up the program of fireworks.
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest Land
Regulations.
E, NY person who is the r ^'
rile head of
ramify, or a.n)- natio over IS years old,
may tt,anestc.ttt a nu n tea sectron ot avail
able Dominion land in Manitoba, Sask-
atchewan ut' Albt:rta. The applicant must
appear in person at the Dominion Lands
Agency or Sub. Agency for the district.
Entry by pe i nuty ba m tdct at any
agency, .m c:,. f..it:t condition, by father,
mother, son, tl•ta,;hter•, brother or sister of
intending .ton sieatler.
Duties. --Sl. months' residence upon and
cultivation of the land in . each of three
years. A homesteader may live within nino
miles of his homestead on a farm of at leash
SO acres solely owned and occupied by hire
or by his father, mother, sen, dauglraer,
brother or sister.
In certain districts a -homesteader in
etiod standing oral: pre-empta qurtrter-sec-
3
tion alonide his homestead. Price.$a.Ot}
per acre I)uti-•-1'Zustresidesix months
itt each of sixYears from date of homestead
•entry (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-
emption may take a purchased homestead
in certain districts. Price $3.00 per acre.
1)utics—\Inst reside six months in each of
three years, cultivate fifty acres and erect
a house worth W30o.otl.
w. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N. B.—Unauthorized publication of this
advertisement will not oe vata tor.
with the iint:b& lot of
goo(ls ever shown ill
Zurich.
Just received a large
quantity, to please any-
body, So drop ill lU!(1 see!
if T cant snit you. Also
carry an immense No, or,
samples to choose from
All kinds of goofs fm:
trousers, dark or light, 1
prices low as possible.
'aundr r in Connection ,s
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