The Herald, 1906-02-23, Page 4LEGAL CARDS.
H, 3.1). COOKE, BA11R1STER AND SO-
lieitor, Notary Public, Hen.sall, Ontario.
At Zurich (Ze11er's office) every Mon-
day.
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR, BAR-
risters, Solicitors, Notaries Public, eco.,
Goderich, Canada. W. Proudfoot.
R, C. Hays, G. F. Blair.
BUSINESS CARDS.
E. BOSSENBERRY, LICENSED AUC-
tioneer for Huron County, respectfully
solicits the patronage of those who in-
tend having sales. Satisfaction guar-
anteed.
DR. F. A. SELLERY, ]DENTIST, GRA-
duate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto Unirer.iity. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At
Dominion House, Zurich, every Mon-
day. 1-t26
E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER AND
Notary Public. De e ds, Mortgages,
• Wills and other Legal Documents care-
fully and promptly prepared. Otliee—
Zeller -block, Zurich, Ont.
MUSIC,
7URICII BRASS BAND HAS BEEN
re -organized and is nnrr prepared.
to furnish first-class music for all kinds
of amusements, For t.rms apply to or
write P. W. Hess, See 'y-Treas., Zurich,
!INISURANCE.
ANDREW I-IESS, DIVISION COURT
CLERK. Village and Farm Property
insured. All the leading Companies
represented. Agent for Accident and
Sickness Insurance.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.—Largo brick dwelli:,g,
with frame kitchen and frame stable.
The dwelling is practically now and is in
first-class shape. For particulars apply to
John Procter,
Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE -75 acres of choice
land on the 14th Can., Township of
Hay. Good brick house, lank barn, 40x
60. Gooch •water, and well fenced. Will
sell on reasonable terms. Apply to
\VILLJA3t STI:Lo.G,
Zurich.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY
TIli', SIOTIIER'S FAVORITE.
The soothing and healing properties of
this remedy, its pleasant taste and prompt
and permanent cures have made it a favo-
rite with people everywhere. It is '•special•
1y priz.d
b� u
ot
hers of small children, for
colds, crony ;rid whooping cough, as it
always affords tluiek relief, and as it con-
tains no opiunt or other, harmful dru;, it
gray bo rh en As:contidentiy to',i. baby act
re an adult. For sale by J. J. Monier.
SO YEARS"
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FRIDAY, F.EB, 23, 1906.
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
The Ontario Government pro
mises to give more liberal aid to
the Agricultural College at Guelph.
This is warranted by the improv-
ed -work that is done at the institu-
tion, which. for a nciir,.ber of years
lagged in • uncertainty as to the
geed to be sooanpiished.
Tho experiments in field • crops
have borne excellent fruit, in in-
creasing production. In barley the
returns for the ten years 1895 to
1904 showed an average annual in-
crease of four and a half bushels
per acre; the value of which is com-
puted at more. than fifteen tunes
the entire cost of the college. Simi-
lar experiments with wheat, oats,
peas, rye, grasses, clover and roots
shove :similar result. The bacterio-
logical department has been ac-
counted especially useful in ma king
the nitrogen of the air available as
plant food. It is claimed that cer-
tain bacteria introduced into the
soil work on the roots of clover and
other leguminous plants, take the
nitrogen front the atmosphere, and
convert it for use. Millions of these
bacteria are propagated in the
laboratory and supplied in small
bottles to be spread upon the seed
before it is sown, and thus intro-
duce thein to the Rail. It is said a
crop of clover will leave in the soil
in the roots alone about fifty
pounds of nitrogen per acre. • Thos
the plant food supplied to the soil
by the crop of clover iso 10 per acre
in one year, and the farmer .has
the clover crop, tops, and leaves to
the good. This, if practiced an
every farm, would mean millions
each year to this province.
1±'or many years the farm and
college were carried on at a loss.
Students were even paid. to gi;'c
their attendance. The institution
is now on a profitable basis. return-
ing a revenue to the treasury, This
surplus revenue would bo well ap-
plied in inatking the college and
farm: more effective, to the profit
of our agricultural pursuits.
COUNTY COUNCIL BILL.
There will he 'a conference be-
tween Ilon. Nelson idonteith and
representatives of the thirty-eight
county councils in Ontario on Fri-
day of this weak, to discuss the
new Connt. Councils Act which.
WAS introduced. last, session. and
1 ul ov,er until this ono in order to
;rive time for pnbltc .consideration
of it.
The grain object of the bill is to
snCnre on county e, unei:s the pros-
once of more mein who have badl
experience in township work by
providing that they shall consist of
ier'rc0 and deputy reeves.
Larger munxrra]itios will also
he given more reasonable represen-
tation than they now have.
Stretford is to have a branch of
a largo carpe t nanufactnring
company.
The warm weather has melted
nearly- all the,snow and the roads
are in a pari state. By all atpiiear-
aneha we will likely have au early
spring.
The Ivlolsnns Runk ist nponing at
branch at E:ltrtmrton, makng• ten
chartered. bunks represented in the
cit,.'.
William Carleton pleaded guilty
all tho police ennrt. London, en
Monday, to stealing $S00 from Wm.
,he uric
Goderielt';fttll fair will be held
on Wednesc ;p, Thursday and Fri-
day,' Sept. Nu to 28.
The Steip1"on and Usborne Agri-
cultural Soeioty.has (looided to hold
a celebration in Exeter on May 24.
At the .recent meeting of the
Huron amity Council in Goclerich
the town of Winaham was made r►
High School centro.
John R. Bone, a former resident
of East Wtewanosh, Huron county,
has been appointed assistant man-
ager of the Toronto Daily Stas.
(has Beverley hiss disposed of
his furniture business in Honsall
and has iuoved to Exeter where he
will open s furniture and under-
taking business,
Alex Riley died at the residence
of his father, Benjamin Riley, of
Tnokersmith, on Thursday, Feb.
Sth. The deceased had been an
invalid for Some time.
In the matter of early chickens
T. 3danahan Clinton leads then a11.
Out of a. setting of thirteen eggs
psis under alien of the barred rook
variety on Ji.nuary 23rd, nine good
chicks wen hatehcd.
Donald 11cInnes, who was re-
cently admitted to the House of
Refuge from Bayfield, suffering
from gangrene in his feet, as the
result of them being frozen, died
en Treesday of last week,
John Aueley, engineer for the
country of Huron, has tendered his
resignation, to take effect Juno 15
next. During his long terns, Mr.
Ansley has .curried out many im-
portant 'and permanent improve-
ments in the way of bridges for
the county.
After anillness of sono months
D. C. Matter, who for the bast
quarter of a. century
ba, held the position of high
constable of the cnnnty of Huron,
died at his Dome in Gocleric:h last
Thursday. Constable McKay re-
ceived hitt appointment in succes-
sion to the late Barney Trainer,
and is in turn to be succeeded by
W. 1I. (xnnclry, Mr. McKay- having
put in his resignation awing to
health.
A serions accident happened at
Goderioh last Snturdar. An eleve-
tor was being erected in the im-
plement warerootus of L. Lavis
and three young ladies pa
s
sin
g
Wflt t) 41) 5)50 what �y,t ,nim, nn.
They got oil the elevator and when
ahont 1 f riSein..thc .floor the
fasten:is. at rine end. became de-
tached,.'willing the occupants up-
on the twilling,
One ]ashy had her
thigh lnjnken, enol another suffered
l cnncusedon of the brain, while
the thu;l escaped with at shaking
up. 4
Phe delegation ennsisting of
V7artic n;Spac:kinan, ('nnnt, Conn-
eillor ]!.ttT enzie and Treasurer Dr.
riolmo•, rnterviowed many of the
cabinet .binisters while in Toronto
last. week. In the matter of the
change in the constitution of Coun-
ty Councils, nothing. was clone, as
the Premier said the cabinet had
decided on tine change proposed.
In the matter of charges glade by
nntsicic High schools for pupils of
ibis county attending thein, the
Members of the delegation believe
that the Act will be so amended as
to prevent any future trouble on
this paint. in the matter of the
pour house difficulty. they also be-
lieve they were st.'tecesstul, for al-
thorarlt the minister objects to the
appointment of so many Inspectors,
Marsh, an old Westrninister far he was in sympathy with their
mar. Ho gave Marsh a worthless `sews, yo thattbe delegation was
quite successful.
note for the $800.
Nelsen Allison, aged 14, employ-
ed in the Turnbull Co.'s woollen
mill, Gait, had his leek broker.
last Saturday He was on an eleva-
tor and attempted to leave it while
it was in Motion.
AUCTION SALES •
UCTION SALE of Farm Stock and
. Implements on Lot 9, Con. 10, Hay,
3 miles south of Zurich, on Thursday,
Irlarclr 15th, 1906. John Gascho, proprie-
tor; E. itossenberry, Auctioneer.
AFRAID OF STRONG MEDICINES.
Many people suffer for years from rheu-
matic pain:;, and prefer to do so rather
than take the strong medicines usually
given for rheumatism, not knowing that
quick relief from pain may be had simply
by applying Chaniberlaints Pain Balm and
without taking any medicine internally.
For sale by J. J, Manor.
MARKETS
wheat.. 78 k 80
Oats :. 33 35
Barley , ...... 40 45,
Peas...,.. ..... 65 70
Flour .2 00 2 25
Bran , . , , , 17 00 17 00
Shorts '.1S 00 16 00
Butter .: 15 16
Eggs„ ,,,... ., ..14 15
Potato° a , ... ...... 30 35
Hogs (per owt) 5 50 6 50
Ha!, pert ton , ... 6 00 6 00
Magistrate [lumber and Crown
Attorney Seagnr of (olerich were
in Exeter last 1'4 erinescllty in Con-
nection with the trial of two crim-
inal cases, Air, Humber holding
the court a t the request of the
magistrates atjxeter and Mr. Sea-
ger appearing as Crown prosecutor.
Rex vs. Launcelot Beattie was an
action for the alleged theft of a
buggy and the hearing of the ease
occupied most et the clay. The
magistrate committed Beattie for
trial a at the general sessions, bail
being taken. Iter vs: .Bobier was
adjourned for a week. Bailiff
Deavitt of the l)i'ision Court, who
wits cream gatherer for Bobier's
creamery, charges the defendant
with defrauding the patrons of the
creatuery, and the reason of the ad-
journment was the non -production
of certain books in connection with
the business. J, G. Stanbury, of
Exeter, acted for the defence in
both cases.
A minister tolls this story:—"I
once had in niv Sunday school an
urchin front a poor neighborhood.
tie brought in two or three recruits
and one afternoon I. said to him :
'Billy, don't you think you could
induce one or two other boys to
come to Sttncla y school.?' Billy.
answered, "Well,'sir, I could bring
one, but all the other fellers in our
alley can lick ine."—NeW York..
Tribune,
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For more 'than Fifty Years the SINGER has been recognized
Ens maintaining the HIGHEST STANDARD OFE�:UELLENCE
a
among Family Sewing Machines. They are now being sold at
lower prioes'quality considered, than any other inachino. Look
for the Singer when in need of a sewing machine. At
H. WELL'S Furniture Store,
Zurich, Ont.
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Saturday
it
Bargains hi Furs.
LisL
1 Gentleman's Ina. Astrachan Coat regular $21.00 for $12.00.
1 Ladies' Astrachan Jacket, regular $27.00 reduced to $91.00.
1 ., ., „ $25,00 tt $20.00.
1 black Astrachan Collarette " $ 7.00 " $ 4.95.
1 Collarette ” $ 4.00 " $ 2.10.
1 Stole ° ° $ 6.50 •' $ 4.75,
1 Stole .. $ 5.00 " 1 3.:3:5.
A nice line of Pur Caps to clear out at a Bargain
Bargains in Remnants.
For Saturday •c.o will have our Remnant Table filled
with Remnants and other Bargains. Cowie early and
get first choice.
Highest Market Price for Produce of all kinds.
J a J. MERNER
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STOP AND READ THIS. 3
pa At- the new Zurich Grocery Store, next
V door to Sovereign Bank, is where you can ?Y
buy the sweetest sugars, the purest teas 1
�' and coffees, the finest spices, the most 9
delicious fruits and canned goods; maple ;
q and cane syrups; all. kinds offlavoring ex- /
tracts; the • sweet little fish that cannot ;
speak it's wish, but with biscuit makes a 9
splendid dish, (sardines) : soaps and brus- /'
4 lies; mops and brooms; pails and tubs, etc. 4
I:nyfact, everything in the line of a first- 4
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/5 International Stock Foods and Dr. Seott's medicine for • 16
horses, cattle, ponitry, and swine.
class grocery store.
The best and highest grades of flour and all kinds of zilill-
gr food always on hand, All is sold at surprisingly low prices.
Corrie and see.
All kinds of faun produce taken for goods as cca"sh.
to
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wish to thank my numerous cus-
tomers for the hearty patronage
they h2ve given me during the past
season. The DEE RING farm im-
plements have grown into much
favor with the farmers in this vici-
nity, and deservedly so, as they
aro the best that can be bought.
handle the leading makes of plo �t< s
Give me a call.
Cali!on me for
CREAM SEPARATORS, WIND1'1ILLS8
MANURE SPREADERS, DISCS, DRILLS
and all kinds of farm implements.
PLOW POINTS and MACHINE REPAIRS of all kinds,
always on band.
V � F. IickbeI,
Deering
Agency
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