HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1906-07-13, Page 4LEGAL CARDS.
COOKE, BARRISTER AND SO-
lieitor, Notary Public, Honsall, Ontario,
At Zurieh (Zellor's office) ovory Mon-
il0.v.
rROUDFOOT, HAYS A BLAIR, I3AR-
risters, Solicitors, Notaries Public, etc,,
Godericll, Canada. W. Proudfoot. K.C.
R. C. Hass. O. P. Blair.
BUSINESS CARDS. -
BOSSENBEm Y, LICENSED ADC-
tioneer for Hurn ,canis, roarpecrtfully
solicits the patronage of those who in -
:,end having sulcal. Satiaifaetiou guar-
iatsed.
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OR. P, A. SELLfF Y, DENTIST, ( A.-
duatar of' the Royal College of Deutal
Surgeons, Toronto, .;Iso Mono:• gradu-
ate of Depertiae.e elf Dentistry, atry, To-
ronto Uxaiveaaiity, Painless extraction
• of teeth. Pluto we s. spec iatity. At
Dominion 11mse, -.rich, every ton -
day, 1-2d
E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER EYANCEi ANT)
Notary Pnbltc. 1'e (ed 8, Mortgages,
Wills and other Legal Documents care-
fully -and promptly ) reparud. (Vice --
Zeller brook, Zur:',1., Ont.
elle a99°ii.
The Zurich Heragd
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FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1906,
A BUSINESSMAN'S ENDEAVOR,.
To be joyous in my work, mode
rate in my pleasures, chary in My
cionilden„es, faithful in my friend
ships ; to ho enorgetio but not ex
citable, enthusiastic. hut not fana-
ticai ; loyal to the truth as I see it;
brit ever open-minded to the newer
light : to abhor gush a>,s I would
profanity, and to haste cant as I
wonld a lies: to be careful in .iny
promises, punctual in Iny engage-
ments, candid with myself and
frank with others ; to discourage
shams eyed rejoice in all that is
beautiful and tree: to t.a my work
and live my life so that neither
shall require drfon *e nor apology '
to honor no One shnply because.
rich or famous, and despise no one
because li t rn Leo or poor ; to he
gnosis and r. lneel rate toward the
weak. respect;: nl ret ;;cit -respecting
toward tho grout, courteous. to all,
flhti(•''L lens to none ; t) seek wisdom
from great books and inspiration
froru „fond risen ; to invigorate my
mind with no1ilo thoughts as I (lo
my body with sunshine and fresh
air: to prize all sweet Human
friendships .?ships and seek: to make at
least elle home happy ; to have
charity for the erring. sympathy
for the sorrowing, (•1 -tear for the
despondent; to be indifferent to
children of the some mother.'.
Dr. Shoop ;s Rheumatic Remedy
when used faithfully will react
chronic and dfficult cases hereto
fore regarded its incurable by phy
sicians and is the most reliable pre
scription known to clean out an
completely remove every vestige o
rhetunatio'poison from the blood
Sold b, J J.Merner.
Warden Speakman of Exeter was
in Clinton the,nthpr day arranging
the transfer of several bank ac-
counts of the inmates of the House
of Refuge to the fund for their
support and maintenance. The
rums transfereed ranged from *130
to $500 making in all a total of
nearly $2000,
Women with weaknesses shonl(l
never forget Dr Shoop's Night Cure
This magic -like local treatment, is
nsf.d at beat-tit:e all night while
the system is et rest, it is constant-
ly bonding up the weakened tissues
soothing• -tele i:j` a used and sensitive
serfs CSP`+ arr.i::#ti'('1 surely dean up
all catarrbel and local troubles.
Sold by jJ Merner.
()n Tuesday night of last creek
thieves effected an. entrance to
Hardy is Son's provision Store,
Exeter, by means of a cellar win-
dow and carried away a quantity
of cheese, biscuits, cigars, pipes,
tobacco and other articles, togeth-
er with a valise Mr. Hardy used
for keeping his insTiz'ance papers
in. the papers being left strewn on
the floor.
Dr Shone)': Restorative brings
lasting relief in Stomach, Kidney
and Heart troubles through the in-
side nerves. No platter how the
nerves beeunie impaired this reme-
dy will rebnild their strength, will
restore their vigor. Remember it
sloes no good to treat the ailing or-
a»—the irregular heart. the rebel -
ions stonlucll, diseased kidneys.
hey are not to blame.. (moo back to
he nerves that control them—treat
he e use --'isle a remedy that cures
i)roneh the inside nerves. Sold by
i Mornei',.
An I,nfortu:Iate shooting affair
cola p'at'e at Kingsbridge in .Ash-
tewrishie a few evenings iteei.
)n that (la v ,he marriage of John
alton und firs :nanny 1Ioss was
elel)rated at Kingsville. In the
vening there were festivities at
ZURICH BYAeS .,AND HAS BI.4:EN
re -organized a;:: is now prepared
to furnish first-elv,:' rvl•rric for all kinds
of amusements For -erns appy to or
write F. W. Hess, :3r •'y -'term~., Zt:rielt,
INSURANCE.
ANDERE\ }1F.$S "'VISION COURT
CLERK. Village .t x1 Farm Property.
insured. All the ::>adiug Companies I
represented, Ager...) for Accident and .
Sickness Insurance.
The saw , mill of the Goderieh
Lumber CO, was destroyed by fire
on Tuesclay. Loss $15,000.
The power, bylaw, voted on in
Goderich on 1Wionday, ` passed, 3(5
voting for and 241 against.
The by -lav voted on by the rate-
payers of Blyth to ?oar: the Step.
henson Carriage Co. $1.0,000, was
carried by a majority of 157.
D. Oanteloiri of Clinton has ace ept
ed an engagement with 1l.cQuillan
&4a Everott of 'Taranto, and will
superintend thein• alpple buying
operating in Western Ontario dur-
ing the•coming'season,
A Perfect Bowel Laxative for
constipation, •sallow complexion.
dizziness, sour stomach, coated,
tongue, bilir)ltsness. Lax ets act
promptly, without pain or griping.
Pleasant to take—Lax•et5--unit ;i
cents. Sold. ny J, J. Merner.
A happy event took place on
Wednesday, Jung 27th, in Toronto,
when .john A.' McGregor formerly
of `Tuekernlith, was united in mar-
riage to Mi,s Jennie 11£eOloy, (:)f
Milburn New Ontau,io, and recent- H
ly of Henson, elder t daughter of
Mr. Weil Maeloy.
Francis D. Tetreau of Grand
Bence, although only 137 years of
age, has 60 descendants, consisting
of eight children, 60 grandchildren ��''
and two great grandchildren. A fila
peculiar feature is the fact that the
Bret and fiftieth grandchildren are
FU
NITURE
For Lawns and Yerand
Our designs are up-to-date.
Reed and Rattan Goods,
Stcarncr Chairs and Law
Croquet.
a aid gall
HARNESS For an up-to-date single
Harness this is the .'place.
Dusters, Fancy Rugs, Trunks, and Valises.
WELL, _ _ = Zurich, Onto
he i` id and Reliable
aIbfleilsch's Saw & Planing Mils....
noon, helpful to some. friendly
cri s.h a::: to leu vie the world a little
)etter off because of me ; and to
eave it when I must, bravely and
,heerfnlly, with faith in God and
good will to all my fellow men—
bis shall be my endeavor.—J. H.
Tewksbury, in The Worcester
OOD FI1!'TY-els'RE FARM for sale. Magazine.
The north half Lot 25, Con. 12,
Huy. Ali cleared, :;::h good overflowing j GIVE THE FARM A NAME.
wells, large brick ho :=e and largo bunk
"`it�ll leave�
FOR SALE.1
barn. rr ase. _t'e}.QJon ja•errrt es ,1i .�
4 per cent interest. ?.p.1ly to 1<roderiek
Heckman, Mitchell, _.. 1L Yeller, Zurich.
i;) f ' ACRES of land for sale, being the
Ad North half c':f 'tis Mast half of Lot
Eleven, in tbo Eighth c.aneey-:ion of Hay,
the property of t he late Jacob C. i;inger-
ich, For further j:at•}.:cuiarn appyy to the
ea:4cattors, h'.w.k' yc°_wart:ont Uhor or
Jolla L. Gerber, Blake, P. O. 3843npd
AUC;9"J0119 SAm E•ee
notion Sale of thou/.ehoid furniture
merchandise etc., aL• Dushtr'oon, on
Saturday, .7ulyr ea 'h,; ,.t one o'clock. E.
13oa:teiiberry, auctioneer; L:'Siphon, prop-
rietors
TOOK.
TirL'. 1iTF:I.L tC.-..a SPn1,1,ro1i
Young Orchard Willow
'F1.l1 stand for service at thn farm of
Alonzo Fc ter Let 4, Con 9, Township
ship
of Hay, ands, r present seteon. II
He is dark t,ay 1,r c613r, has ileus;; of
muscle and le,0 0, goo,l inion, hit s sired
good colt, and 1 t ..ale .e•nula. getter.
J ernee 'l.'o izeeire, ... tl J, 1,:1.i:,1,:1 kt
Fe;urtivary,
AL -7.:411,1 -al l'aJSTER,
` Masht'l.m Line,
Proprietor,
!True
E ai o
'true economy enables one to enjoy
many luxuries of life—which the
spendthrift can never hope to have.
It is true economy to open a savings
account in The Sovereign Dank of
Canaria.
Deposits el from $1.00 axed upwards
received.
Interest paid 4 times a year.
Put your money in a place tvbere
you can get it when you want it,
(y . ellen r.00
till'unk ii (gaztaia.
Th' namin, of the farm has been
often mooted in. the press. Nor is
lit all nonsense. The fact of a farm's
name becoming attached to stock
that is registered makes that farm
recalled to the breeder's memory
whenever the animal is mentioned.
The large stock farmers agree on
e=iWi sr nainleS t') their farms. It is
the smaller fanners who fail in
this. but who touted stand to gain
r ivinar err appropriate name to
the old farm. The produce that
goes from that farm is known as
its output. The live stock are
known and tho strains recognized.
Bat apart front the utility side, the
idea is ono that will increase the
pleasure of country living and a
;11I3t1 a),ble pride is maintaining
gond s? rrnnndirlgs Anything that
Rids in upbnilding the farm homes,
furthers the country's weal. What
wen:d the history of the improve-
ment of dome tie atninutlst he with -
'set its Sittyton, its Woodburn. i`s
Waverley, its Th i:,t1ehnll, its; Maple
Shade. er its Dabney- Park? Many
farmers have named their places,
and ;r e printed. letterheads. It is
pandering to a sordid sentiment
when erre, fears that his neighbors
will laugh at him, A named place
rI ine.,ntive to better agrieul-
tt:re.--W ee1c17 Sun.
W. C. T.
" iiP ZArNC:E
.AND THE'
UNEMPLOYED.
A rre.,,)on:lent says : Smile T
tine ago I took from the street a t
imor ; ietim of drink. He seas covcx- t
r+,i 1.171•11., or clothed with, garironts t.
that had en Reade for some. Other
111811, ,4:'-'1;4t deron.t enough to say he
, ,,vets eevered. I fedhien, h :n.od t
n .r:a)naiti:ln tittttbe lett intnxi- it
eat _ y lone. He dug the garden,
7enneel harrisse and did any odd D
tc 1, ? r) hi tied for him Nov fo,' c
n 'Its'`•., t') shake tho business man e
h
f and all kinds of Building. Material. It will be to your
interest to call and see me if you are going to build.
It is my aura to combine good work with good
material. I also do
1 wish to thank my customers for their patronage
during the past year,and wish to announce that 1 ant
on hand with a large stock of Hastings Brand
B. C. RED CEDAR SH1 CLES
n e-„ than two months he
l
b'n
g
-
+ ,r :himself r"S(iett
one
for
theshoemaker) ; before three
1).a.ret s were .over 10 bought shirt,
'r :lar, tie, and hat (that's gond for A�-Manager.
shit:,maker, hosier and -hatter)
tion '^e pa.iel..for a snit by weekly
rsta,.l' r cute (this suit made it t?oocl
i2
i A i1
.Ilse , It L'
S. armors if yon O'isn to cut your
crop this*,•carr without trouble and
annoyance .then use Gold Medal
Twine it is the ,.,T11,.r tsyi11P. that .
perfect. (3..Ilnrtleii) agent for
Zurich.
"one' ne1.'gilh )rho•>al ih et-insjCder:r'i+-
17 stirred up," said the fanner, ee
he helped himself .f to . pipeful
the villalgo ctliter's pulverized (:a1:.
haze. "itW11111'5 the trouble?'' drier^-
iotl the editor, Scoriting an item rt
news. ;Noti1}-t'," answered tilt.'
granger. ''Everybody's plowin%
that's all."
DON'T BE BACKWARD.
Do not hesitate to ask for t. free
sample of Chamberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets We aro glad to
give them to anyone who i:a troubl-
ed with biliousness, constipation,
or any disorder of the 'stoniacb.
Many have been permanently cured
by their two, told by J. J. Merner,
lr couple's new home. About
idllight a charivari party put in
n i1 3earanoe and JOS Hnssey, a
ono r man of about 30 years, who
as in the houee with the weddizig
arty, went outside to quiet the
Whether through
ccident or carelessness, a shotgun
for y„-. cone). Nnw suppose instead.
.,f only one young fellow treated in
this ;v:i.y we n)nttil)lied it by thous.
ands, I maintain it would make it
better for us all.
Oust one more fact, A maul canoe
•in one Friday night and said, "How
innoh for half a dozen Windsor
('•1311ir , gtrvnor?'" Tour dollars,"
:•raid I. ''Right you are," says he,
"here`s the inone•,y ; send 'ern up.
1. sant them. The following Friday
he :sane in, and in the same ahrnpt.
waty bought a table. On paying he
looked at isle with a senile and
said, "Well, I'm pleased to see you
buying furniture." "Yes," said he.
"I've turned up the booze," .Bravo,'
said I, "I hope you'll stick to your
new style." ''What, oh! rather,"
he said ; "chairs last week, table
this, and I mean getting a new rig-
out, I've fooled my money away
long enough."
Merchants and tradesmen can
not get the money it the saloon
gathers it in,—National Advocate,
1 the elands of rine of the chtarivaa.-
pitrty we it of and several grains
struck Huy,sey, some in' the side of
the bead and some in his side. He
was seriously injured but is recov-
ering. Eleven arrests 1V010 made
but the men are all out on bail.
Ten cows, valued at i5550, were
killed by lightning. on the farm of
I3, Sage, near Ingersoll, on. Monday
night. The animals had taken shel-
ter under a tree.
S. T. Bastedo, Deputy Commis-
sioner of Fisheries for Ontario, hos
been dismissed,' • This is the first
dismissal of an Officer holding an
important.position in the public
service which has taken place since
the new Government came in pow-
er, Mr. Bastedo was charged with
acting in a partisan manner. . An
investigation was held before May-
or 'Judd. of London, and dismissal
is based on the evidence brought
out. Mr. Bastedo has been 27 years
in the service,
CUSTOril SAIWINC and PLAIVIDDIC
'Ghopping done every Tuesday and Friday.
F. Co KALBFLEISCE,
Mills 14th Coed. ZURICH
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is always stocked with fresh and first quality goods.
We always insist on getting first-class goods and we
see that We get then. Our Reliance Baking Powder .
is the Purest and Strongest made, you need only about •
-
half as much as you do of the ordinary kind. A full
a line of dinned goods, such as
CORN ,ALM(.>N TOMATOES
PEAS PEACHES PINEAPPLES
BEANS OLIVES ETC., ETC
Macke this the spot for pnrchasing your groceries. It
will pay you. Courteous treatment to all.
Our Flour and Feed Department
is always stacked with the best brands
of flour ---Royal Household and
Star --Shorts, Bran, Pig Feed, etc.
Turnip and Corn Seed at low prices.
We handle the Carnefae and International Stock
Foods and Louse Killer.
a Ftifi
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m 7; u. � i7 Ya [i 'tel' . �?4 �r b ��� C�
071 1 It
until tL•,, last: minot,' if yon need a Mower or I3imder.
Your oil in:whiae may give oat at, a time when Voll need it
i
1
most, 3 dtar1a11
)t time may be lostin re
)aiing
it. Better
Teske su't end hna 1 new one. 1)I ERING Implements
80 ,. e - 1 c.o. tiled' lasting quallities. They are made to
)ii .8a".sfacd,ut. That is why so many of them are sold.
Hay Making Fools.
The Hey Loader we handle i., the hest on the market, It
load: rat:.el and unrakesci hay equally well. Call and see it.
Iiay Rakes and Side Delivery Rakes also in stock/.
Binder Twine.
• Your Twine order will receive prompt attention here. We
handle only the best--DEERINC I.
EVERYTHING IN THE IMPLEMENT LINE.
MACHINE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ON BAND.
Pck oil,
ZURICH
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