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The Herald, 1911-10-27, Page 5qD®aDc QDC ?aDt i41012D4310fDCID(11 (iD 43D®av The Molsons Bank 1 ., 41 Reserve Fund $4600,000 A • Gipsies paid up $4,6400,000u n Total Assets over 44,000,000 w Uead Office - - limit real 1 • n vHas 83 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in rind all the'Principal Cities of the World. iA GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. 2 SAVINGS. BANK DEPARTMENT at all. Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate v Zurich Branch - J. .. CONSTANTINE, Mgr. 1 GCNSIIDaD®dDOMIDOtD®(1001) 11EIDGD® 1D X D®CQ Incorporated 1855 REFORM CONVENTION For South Huron for Provin- cial Purposes will be held at IIonsalll Weclr.esd.ay, Nov.1 At 11 a. in. For the purpose of selecting a Candidate. A. netting will bo held in each sub- division on Monday, Oct. 80th, at S p. in for the purpose of ,electing de- legates to attend the convention. A Full Representation is Requested Farmeis That Want THE BEST Call at The Massey - Harris Shop. Our Machines spea for themselves. We also handle Olds_ Gasoline Engine. Jas. Whyte, Ag't MASSEY-HARRIS CO ...ZURICH... MEAT MARKET WE keep in stock a " full line of fresh meats, hams, etc. etc Our cuts are noted for their tenderness and wholesomeness. Our aim is to keep nothing but tie best. We make Olr own sausages. Give us a call. YUNCiBLUT & BEICHERT. Here we Are Aoain DRYSDALE Demise : It i.- our duty this week to report the death• of 1V Ir. John English, who through an accident was unexpectedly called to the Great Beyond on Monday of last week, at the age of 47 yerrs. The deceased was making pre partitions for threshing and in er• ecting a scaffold to adjust an extension to the "blower" the ladder upon which he was standing gave way and he fell heavily about twelve feet on to a box, breaking several ribs one of which pierced the lung, After a few weeks, when the ribs had knit, an abeess formed and burst thus causing the sudden end. He leaves to mourn his loss a widow (neo llenerietta Howard) a mother, a sister, and several bro- thers all of whom have the sympathy of the coinmunity in this their sore bereavement. The remains were taken to Grand .Bend where after a service, conducted by Revs. Blatchford, Carrier and Thompson was held, they were interred interred in the family plot. Mr. John Johnston is gradually improving so that now he is able to sit up, We hope to see him round in his usual health. Owing to the continued wet weather and the soft condition of the fields some farmers had to mow their buckwheat with the scythe. The farmers are hustling along with their ploughing and some have about finished. with the finest lot of goods ever shown in Zurich. Just received a large quantity to please any- body, so drop in and see. if I cant suit you. Also carry an immense No. of samples to choose from, All kinds of goods for trousers, dark or light prices low as possible. Laundry in Connection W. H. HO►{i i MAN Tailor ZURICH BLAKE Our school was closed on Thiers day owing the teacher attending the funeral of his brother in.law. J English of Centralia, who died from the effects of a fall received some weeks ago. IYIr. Wm. Douglas, Anna Pearl, and his mother Mrs, P. Douglas, attended the funeral of Mabel Irwin of Marlette, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sparks at. tended the funeral of Jas. Sparks a brother, who died at his home in Hensall, on Sunday. Mr C. Haugh and Mrs McDon- ald were in Kippen on Tuesday, attending the Sabbath School Convention held there. The trustees -have had the school nicely papered which adds wonder- fully to its former gloomy appear. awe. Mr. Chas Witwer did the work. Some of the tarmers in this neighborhood find it difficult to get long enough spells of dry, weather to dig their potatoes or pull their roots, The Councils of Hay and Stanley aro making quite an improvement at the corner of our village in the way of building a fence to serve as a break in icy weather. LETTER FROM KANSAS. Sterling, Kansas, Oct 13, 1911. Dean Friends :—Since our last letter in TEE HERALD, we have been travelling in a number of States holding local conventions and missionary meetings in many places in company with Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Ramseyer and Rev. David 0, Rupp, of Africa, and others. The annual convention of the Christian and Missionary Alliance at Beulah Park, Cleveland, Ohio, Aug, 18 to 28, was a great spiritual feast to many and was crowned ,on closing day with an offering of $19,000.00 for missions. We had the privelege of being there among the missionary staff for two days. Our meetings at Swanton Pettis. ville and Arohbold, Ohio , were seasons of much blessing. Also an illustrated lecture on India in the Methodist church at Stryker. Ohio, was appreciated by the French friends of that place. At the form- er planes mentioned people are LAKE Of TM WOODS M,LLINO COMPA Y L, ,r[o MONTREA VW mostly Germans. t`teal cane a week we watched Aviator Rodgers, the of meetings in Detroit oet Ore we 1:•rast tar coast t eoa:it flier. an 1 wen t to Indianar, Oar first place l'urpin in heir Ilig'it.e at the ins was at Berne -Swiss Germans-, element exhibition. There was as bea.atifnl town for tine houses, great show of ever aa. million Farmers, here have gotten rials bs dollars worth of till manner ot growing corn, besides there are agricultural implements, many oil wells in this di,tr•i.ot,1 Peoria with suburbs has a pop - some farmers have made as high! illation of 100,000 the city has as ten hundred dollars a month oast many distilleries and breweriers ; of their oil wells Tlie Arnerican tii•i whiskey output is about 100,000 Mennonites are building au itn gallons a day. Uncle Sarn's Govern mense church which will cost nment gets about $100,000.00 per about $75000.00 before it is ogu dujr by .,revenue taxes, ,no wonder pleted. exp abounds here. The Next came Linn (.rove chu . y' dorce rccorcl'for Sept, alone ° was` the country, 11, true missionar';q K 11;0 senses in Peoria court house. church. The yoi,ng people acne rrne seventy churches of the city have taken upon themselves the support of a missionary in China.. Three days here, the last was missionary day and a noble offer- ing of a thousand and thirty dollars was given in cash and pled ;es. Needless til say that the - ea - Lord is richly blessing this church and that young people are yielding W. C. T. U their lives for God's service. The Pastor 6 .1 Grabill and his wife DROP BY DROP. are erLr•ue,t workers for the dark regions of the world. • A settlement worker came in Then to Ft. Wayne, Ind., pope contact with a girl, who had eyid ulation 70,000 a beautiful city for ently been well brought up and homes, hospitals and educational. carefully guarded in her early institutions. It was here -Sammy- youth, but who was fast deteriora. Morris" the African Kru boy at- ting in character. The settlement tended Taylor University when a resident was possessed of a• certain wonderful revival broke out among magnetism and lead the ring of the students through the ministry true sympathy in her voice, and of tbie boy saved from the wildest found no difficulty in capturing the heathendom. Sammy is dead and girl's heart, and she soon discover - buried in the large cemetery gnu ed unmistakable signs that intemp- Taylor University is moved to 'evince had been the Cause of the Uplands, Iud. Our convention here young woman's downward coorse. was held at the Bible Training But how she could have started in school, a handsome building in a this descent was the question. beautiful hickory ouk grove on the So intense was the settlement south side of the city. A good, worker on helping the young company of students and friends 'woman to re ascend the ladder of from the city made up our audien- 'virtue and selt respect, that she ees. Sept 23 we left Ft. Wayne. persuaded her to come to her room for Morton, Groveland and Peoria, one evening. Ill We are in the great western • "What was the beginning of it corn country now where the rich all, Alice?" she questioned earn - farmers dwell, land is from $200.00 estly. • to $350 00 per acre and people, '`Just something that was Called follow plan of the west. "To buy a medicine," replied Alice, as the more land, to raise more corn, to tears began to fall. feed more hogs and to buy more "Ordered by a doctor?" land etc." "No a little girl friend was talc - Oct 1 to 8. Convention at Mt. ing it I" she answered. it seemed to Olive church in the city of Peoria. do her so much good, and 1 was Pastor S. D Burkey has a:great feeling worn oat from my office work here and a noble band ot work, so I thought I would try it, workers who stand with him in the too. 1 bought at bottle at the gro. work '1 he congregation is paying cery from a very reliable men. It for their near cement church build- was a malt preparation, my friend ing yet they crowned the conven• . said, not malted milk. although I tion, which was so full of all thought it might bo of the same manner of spiritual blessing with nature. When I reached horns with an offering of five hundred ands it, I read on the label : 'Only five twenty dollars for missions. Here per cent alcohol:' Then 1 made we had the pleasant surprise of eorne careful calculations, and de• meeting with Dr. Wm B. Eicher, 'aided that would only be a few my father's Cousin, and another drops to a. tablespoonful, which I old friend who spent a few weeks supposed was the dose, On taking at our home at Zurich about! out the cork, I noticed brown froth twenty years ago, Mr, N. G. Wag spurting from the hole I had made ler real estate agent, who spewed with the oorkscrew. I noticed too, us great kindness in giving us the that a wineglass full three or four use of his comfortable touring bar so we could easily get about and do up the city. With much interest will find plenty of work. A night and a day of travel brought us over Missouri state into Kansas to Sterling. With Christian greeting For Christ's kingdom in India. Yours, 0. Eicher . ti day was the specified quantity to take. 1 took it as directed, and it did make me feel better, or at least 1 fancied it Hid When the bottle was oml tv. 1 bought another, and • there another and an It her, for 1 began to miss it when I lett it nIt even for a day. Then oro night I i happened to sheet a v.I.ing titan , that 1 walked with on pandasys ; be! persuaded me at di rifler tune to tan something stronger, and he said better," uriuture Sto Hero the poor girl broke down and sobbed as if her heart would break, crying, -•If 1 could only got back my ofd self, what wouldn't I; Bargains for 60 D ;eve." y4 71 Liniment and bound on over affected parts is superior to a l ter and Costs only one tenth much. For sale by All Dealers Dashwood ner new triend tried' to comfort her, assuring. her it was. not too late. and that the Heavenly Father would help her to oy.ercome the appetite which had mustered her, provided she tried to help herself. "You can't go back as you be• gen, Alice, drop by drop. You pins* determinedly refuse anything of an ulcohr,lie nature, even if it i labelled •only five per cent ' b'iy physician will help you with a harmless tonic, and with good food and a change -with (rod's blessing - you will be your old self again!" E. M 'Williams. Pres. Supt. Miss Rose Steck of the 14th brought a wild raspberry stalk to our office recently, which had a number of ripe berries attached. The best plaster. A piece of flan- nel dampened with Chamberlain's We are offering Big Bargains Sewing Machines for the next 60 The Singer $30 New Williams $28 New Raymond $25 Tho IMPROVED) 11O1)EL No. that the T. Eaton Co. sell for $2 we will deliver the same mach giving you two weeks trial, for $2 Our Stock of Furniture always complete. Here you find all the latestdesigns in Furth at reasonable prices. We have the Telephone Office our store with 400 connections, an you call us up or write us, we will the rest. P. MCISAAC Furniture and Undertai 1141 cy Do you 01111 a ' PI1tKYTL" or a c you t Slave to in health A "Parkyte" Sanitary Chemical Closet in your home is the strong kind of insurance against the germs of disease. It is a preventative agail epidemics and contagion in the Summer, and an absolute necessity the y round. 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There was as bea.atifnl town for tine houses, great show of ever aa. million Farmers, here have gotten rials bs dollars worth of till manner ot growing corn, besides there are agricultural implements, many oil wells in this di,tr•i.ot,1 Peoria with suburbs has a pop - some farmers have made as high! illation of 100,000 the city has as ten hundred dollars a month oast many distilleries and breweriers ; of their oil wells Tlie Arnerican tii•i whiskey output is about 100,000 Mennonites are building au itn gallons a day. Uncle Sarn's Govern mense church which will cost nment gets about $100,000.00 per about $75000.00 before it is ogu dujr by .,revenue taxes, ,no wonder pleted. exp abounds here. The Next came Linn (.rove chu . y' dorce rccorcl'for Sept, alone ° was` the country, 11, true missionar';q K 11;0 senses in Peoria court house. church. The yoi,ng people acne rrne seventy churches of the city have taken upon themselves the support of a missionary in China.. Three days here, the last was missionary day and a noble offer- ing of a thousand and thirty dollars was given in cash and pled ;es. Needless til say that the - ea - Lord is richly blessing this church and that young people are yielding W. C. T. U their lives for God's service. The Pastor 6 .1 Grabill and his wife DROP BY DROP. are erLr•ue,t workers for the dark regions of the world. • A settlement worker came in Then to Ft. Wayne, Ind., pope contact with a girl, who had eyid ulation 70,000 a beautiful city for ently been well brought up and homes, hospitals and educational. carefully guarded in her early institutions. It was here -Sammy- youth, but who was fast deteriora. Morris" the African Kru boy at- ting in character. The settlement tended Taylor University when a resident was possessed of a• certain wonderful revival broke out among magnetism and lead the ring of the students through the ministry true sympathy in her voice, and of tbie boy saved from the wildest found no difficulty in capturing the heathendom. Sammy is dead and girl's heart, and she soon discover - buried in the large cemetery gnu ed unmistakable signs that intemp- Taylor University is moved to 'evince had been the Cause of the Uplands, Iud. Our convention here young woman's downward coorse. was held at the Bible Training But how she could have started in school, a handsome building in a this descent was the question. beautiful hickory ouk grove on the So intense was the settlement south side of the city. A good, worker on helping the young company of students and friends 'woman to re ascend the ladder of from the city made up our audien- 'virtue and selt respect, that she ees. Sept 23 we left Ft. Wayne. persuaded her to come to her room for Morton, Groveland and Peoria, one evening. Ill We are in the great western • "What was the beginning of it corn country now where the rich all, Alice?" she questioned earn - farmers dwell, land is from $200.00 estly. • to $350 00 per acre and people, '`Just something that was Called follow plan of the west. "To buy a medicine," replied Alice, as the more land, to raise more corn, to tears began to fall. feed more hogs and to buy more "Ordered by a doctor?" land etc." "No a little girl friend was talc - Oct 1 to 8. Convention at Mt. ing it I" she answered. it seemed to Olive church in the city of Peoria. do her so much good, and 1 was Pastor S. D Burkey has a:great feeling worn oat from my office work here and a noble band ot work, so I thought I would try it, workers who stand with him in the too. 1 bought at bottle at the gro. work '1 he congregation is paying cery from a very reliable men. It for their near cement church build- was a malt preparation, my friend ing yet they crowned the conven• . said, not malted milk. although I tion, which was so full of all thought it might bo of the same manner of spiritual blessing with nature. When I reached horns with an offering of five hundred ands it, I read on the label : 'Only five twenty dollars for missions. Here per cent alcohol:' Then 1 made we had the pleasant surprise of eorne careful calculations, and de• meeting with Dr. Wm B. Eicher, 'aided that would only be a few my father's Cousin, and another drops to a. tablespoonful, which I old friend who spent a few weeks supposed was the dose, On taking at our home at Zurich about! out the cork, I noticed brown froth twenty years ago, Mr, N. G. Wag spurting from the hole I had made ler real estate agent, who spewed with the oorkscrew. I noticed too, us great kindness in giving us the that a wineglass full three or four use of his comfortable touring bar so we could easily get about and do up the city. With much interest will find plenty of work. A night and a day of travel brought us over Missouri state into Kansas to Sterling. With Christian greeting For Christ's kingdom in India. Yours, 0. Eicher . ti day was the specified quantity to take. 1 took it as directed, and it did make me feel better, or at least 1 fancied it Hid When the bottle was oml tv. 1 bought another, and • there another and an It her, for 1 began to miss it when I lett it nIt even for a day. Then oro night I i happened to sheet a v.I.ing titan , that 1 walked with on pandasys ; be! persuaded me at di rifler tune to tan something stronger, and he said better," uriuture Sto Hero the poor girl broke down and sobbed as if her heart would break, crying, -•If 1 could only got back my ofd self, what wouldn't I; Bargains for 60 D ;eve." y4 71 Liniment and bound on over affected parts is superior to a l ter and Costs only one tenth much. For sale by All Dealers Dashwood ner new triend tried' to comfort her, assuring. her it was. not too late. and that the Heavenly Father would help her to oy.ercome the appetite which had mustered her, provided she tried to help herself. "You can't go back as you be• gen, Alice, drop by drop. You pins* determinedly refuse anything of an ulcohr,lie nature, even if it i labelled •only five per cent ' b'iy physician will help you with a harmless tonic, and with good food and a change -with (rod's blessing - you will be your old self again!" E. M 'Williams. Pres. Supt. Miss Rose Steck of the 14th brought a wild raspberry stalk to our office recently, which had a number of ripe berries attached. The best plaster. A piece of flan- nel dampened with Chamberlain's We are offering Big Bargains Sewing Machines for the next 60 The Singer $30 New Williams $28 New Raymond $25 Tho IMPROVED) 11O1)EL No. that the T. Eaton Co. sell for $2 we will deliver the same mach giving you two weeks trial, for $2 Our Stock of Furniture always complete. Here you find all the latestdesigns in Furth at reasonable prices. We have the Telephone Office our store with 400 connections, an you call us up or write us, we will the rest. P. MCISAAC Furniture and Undertai 1141 cy Do you 01111 a ' PI1tKYTL" or a c you t Slave to in health A "Parkyte" Sanitary Chemical Closet in your home is the strong kind of insurance against the germs of disease. It is a preventative agail epidemics and contagion in the Summer, and an absolute necessity the y round. Requires neither Water nor Sewage; can be placed in any part of yo home; cost less than a Cent a day, and lasts a lifetime. Endorsed by the leading Physicians, and Health Officials, Specified the most Prominent Architects; and adopted by whole Municipalities. Over 15,000 have been installed in Canadian Homes in less than a 01 year. Ask your dealer for prices. The "Parkyte" Sanitary Chemical Closet is made in Canada by Parker -Whyte Limited, Winnipeg, Man. Branches—Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and \ ancouv and is sold by I-lartleib, Zurich, Ont