The Herald, 1906-08-31, Page 44
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Tl :1 D. COOKE, BARRISTER AND SO -
lie itor, Notary Public, I ensalt, Ontario.
At Zurich (Zeller's office) every Mon-
day.
PPOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR, BAR-
risters, Solieiters, Notaries Public, etc.,
Goderich, Canada. W. Proudfoot, K.C.
R. C. Hays. C. F. Blair,
BUS/NESS CARDS.
E. BOSSENBERRY. LICENSED AiGC-
tioneer for Huron County, respectfully
aolieits tho patronage of those who in-
tend having vales. Satisfaction guar-
anteed.
'OR. F. A. SELLERY; DENTIST, GRA-
. : rtuate..of, tho Royal Coillege of Dental
Surgeons,, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto University. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plato wo:k a speeiality. 'At
bomiriiori• Elrause, Zurich, every Mon-
day. 1-26
E. ZELLER. CONVEYANCER AND
Notary Public. De oils, Mortgages,
Wills and other Legal Documents care-
fully and promptly prepared. Office—
Zoller block, Zurich, Oat'
MUSIC.
7tJRICH BRASS BAND HAS BEEN
re -organized and is now prepared
to furnish first-class music for all kinds
of amusements. For tsrms apply to or
write F. W. Hess, Sec'y-Treas.. Zurich.
!JVSURANCf=.
ANDREW HESS, DIVISION COURT
CLERK. Village and Farm Property
insured. All the leading Companies
represented. Agent for Accident and
Sickness Insurance.
FOR SALE. •
GOOD 140 -ACRE FARM for sale being
Lot 4 and part lot 5, concession 11,
Hay. Tho farm contains 20 acres good
hardwood • btish; good brick house and
bank barn; plenty good water in house and
barn; the faun is well fenced and under -
drained and is in First-class shape. For
further particulars apply at premises or
writ to John Hartigan, Sarepte, P. 0.
t2 -1m
iAR y1 FOR SALE -75 acres of choice
land on the 14th Con., Hay Town-
ship. Good Krick h_oase, bank barn, 40x
60. Good water and well fenced. Will
sell on reasonable terms.; Apply at prem-
ises or to William.Stelch,
4tf Zurich,
FXECUTORS' SALE OF MILL PROP -
ERT X— the executors of the estai e
of the late Henry Cool: will offer for sale
by public auctien by Thomas Brown, Sea -
forth, auctioneer, on the promisee, Wed-
nesday, 12th day of September, 1906, at
2 -o'clock r,an., the property known as the
Hensall Flour property consists of a
four-story frame grist mill, brink basement
and steel roof, situated on Wellington stre-
et in the village of Hensel', county of Hu-
ron; the elevator in connection can store
about 40 tons of aborta, 80 tons of bran,
two oz three cars of dour, Dight to ten
thousand bushels of wheat; brick enaine-
room; Corliss engine 16x36, boiler 14 feet
by 72 inches; frame woodshed, will hold
about 150 cords of wood; frame coal shed,
will hold about 300 tons of coal; has coal
elevator for unlording coal by steam pow-
er; mill is lighted by eieotrieity with an
eighty -light dynamo: capacity of mill, 150
barrels; busy all t1 -:e year with good trade;
large chopping, gri�ting and .retail trade;
this mill is located in the hest wheat -
growing disttict in western Ontario, and
has good connections with a number of
leading biscuit inn eefaeturor;i; bin, demand
for feed; inill is _:ca ;ted. oar R T. it. tracks
no teaming rerluired. Rodgerville dwell -
big p.operty-•There will also be offered
for sale a '2 -story brick clwelling, with
brick kitchen, eta.l,'e and one acre of land,
more or 1e's, eiuta;ed on London. Road, on
Southeast corner, J i miles south of Hen -
known as the Rodgorvflle Postoffice
property; terms of tale, 25 per cent. of the
purchase money in cneh on- the day of sale,
.a.ncl balaneo thereof within thirty days
thereafter, withers .'nterest, or arrange,
menta can be mole with the hnrchnser for
the securing of a portion of such balance
b5• ''.y of itimeg,.gs on the promises; pus-
•, 5ionOct. I., it•bd; further particulars
way 1,e obtained on application to any of
the under,,igine7.
tatted at Hem -4111 th:'.s 14th dnv of August,
ls406, i•.f. J, D. 0,.'•ke, exonntors' uolicitor.
(atlierino nisi Uurnel.us Cook, executors'.
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Sense
aid Dollars
Go hand-in-hand, The afeuent
of to -day are those who used
good common-sense yesterday
and the day before. They made
a point of saving something
each week ; and their wealth
and independence grew and
grew.
Von can commence to -day,
$2.00 opens an account.
Interest paid 4 times a year.
The Sovereign
Bank of Canada.
Rut -your money in a place where
you can eget it when you want it.
JOS. SN ELL - Manager.
ZUR1C
Get a 6 cent box of Lax-ets at our
store please. We think they are
great. Just test these •toothsome,
candy -like Laxative Tablets for
constipation, sour stomach, bilious-
ness, bad breath muddy complexion
etc. Risk 5 cents and see. .3,,L
:Merner.
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P1J Li9HED BY E. ZELLER,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1906.
W. C. T. U.
YOUNG MAN DON'T DRINK.
Under the above heading the fol-
lowing, by Rev, John F. Hill, D.
D., appears in the editorial columns
of the Kansas City World :
The young men who drinks
strong liquor is like the commander
of a fortified city who deliberately
admits a known enemy . within its
walls.
Drink is more hostile and more
deadly than any army. It has sent
more men to destruction •and death
than have all the armies of the
world.
There is nothing in it. You can-
not gain by its you may lose every-
thing health, position. reputation,
self-respect, manhood, soul.
The first Oink admits a demon
that even successive drink
strengthensintil some day it may
be strong en ugh to dominate and
glut its ravenous appetite with our
brain and blood.
Don't deceive yourself about
your strength. You know nothing
about that ' untilthe test comes,
and then it often is too late. You
may never be sure you have the
strength to resist until you have
asserted that strength by reeistan-
ce.
To resistonce or twice, or a doz-
en times does not prove a strength
to resist always. It can be proved
only by constant and unfailing re-
sistance. Any man can resist
sometimes. The only . man who
can have absolute oondfience in his
power to resist is he who never
drinks at all. If you have the
streagth use it. Assert it now.
One drink more may be too much.
Be strong right now. It is your
best chance.
Strong young man 1 If you can
today mock at the assertion teat
one drink is too much, sonic day
you may think the same of ten
drinks. and later of twenty. And
when that day comes the strength
that could not resist one drink.
before appetite was formed, will
be as tt straw in a whirlwind.
If you have not the strength
and sense to stop drinking right
now, when will you have it? Will
continued yielding give you added
strength or better sense?
When the raveled nerves of a
disordered stomach, and the flaccid
tissues of a softeninglbrain demand
whiskey. will you, who could not
resist when strength and sense
were whole and craving was un-
known—will you be better able to
resist then? •
It is not an abstruse question of
piety, or ethics, or morality ; it is a
simple question of common-sense
and health.
One does not need to become a
drunkard in the gutter to be injur-
ed by whiskey. It is poison even
in small quantities.
HE PLAYED THE FLY SPECKS.
she following story from the
Boston Herald reminds us of a.
ps.rallal case, of a young recruit.
(we will not mention his name)
while. we were an honored member
of the Little German Band of this
town :—
•'Bandmaster. Hemenway of
South Fretninghatn led the band in
the old drys of E flat cornets..One
day while filling an engagement he
selected a march, and while playing
it the rest of the band were sur-
prised to hear, instead of the
custoneery E flat melody, a series
of startling and brilliant variations.
One of the -players looked over
lenienway's shoulder and noticed
that his page was so covered with
fly specks that the notes could
hardly be seen.
"How could you read and play
that part?" ho asked.
"Oh," replied Hemenway. "I
just played everything there, fly
specks and all."
Stomach Troubles and Constipation.
No one can reasonably hope for
good digestion when the bowels are
constipated. Mr. Chas. Baldwin, of
Edwardsville. I11., says : "I suffered
from chronic constipation and
stomach troubles for several years,
but, thanks to Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, am al-
most cured." Why not get a pack-
asre of these tablets and get wel-
and stay well? Price ;:5 cents.
Samples free. For sale by J. J.
Merner.
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FALL FAIRS.
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Ailsa Craig.. ,6
Coderioh .... i
Parkhill'. 26 27
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1 COUNTY NEWS. 1
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Next.yeer will be W. R. Lough's
twenty-fifth year as principal of
the Clinton public school and will
probably be his last in that capaci-
ty, as he wishes,to retire.
For d.rv, cranked lips, or rough
skin, use Dr. Shoop's Green Salve.
It positively makes lips and skin
like velvet. Sold by J. J. Merner.
During the storm of Sunday
evening the barn of Robert
Bean, near Carlow was struck
by: lightning and destroyed togeth-
er with the season's crops. •
The other day Mr. Winters, of
Seaforth, made a shipment of good
export cattle from Clinton station.
Twelve head bought from W. Grant
London road, weighed 18150 lbs.,
or an average of over 1500 lbs. each
Forty-two head bought from M.
McEwen, Stanley, totalled 511,500
lbs.
John O'Reilly of McKillop met
with a' fatal accident the other
morning. They .were hauling in
oats ander. O'Reilly was on the
load. In some manner he lost his
bale ea arid fell of the load, strik-
ing on his head. Medical help was
summoned but he died before the
doctor arrived.
Mr.'S. Freeborn Johnston won
the Edward Blake scholarship in
Classles.and Mathematics at Toron-
to Universitp Matriculation. Mr.'
Johneion stood second in General
Proficiency, • first in Classics and
Mathematics. second in Mathema-
tics and Moderns,first in Mathema-
tics and second in Science. He is
the eldest son of Mr. Wm. H. John-
ston, teacher of S. S. No. 14 Stan
ley.
Word was received at Crediton
last week from Hanley, Sask., that
the home of Mr. Chas. Lamport,
formerly of that place was destroy-
ed by fire. The fire started by a
defective stovepipe and had gaind
such headway when discovered
that all attempts to quench the
flames were fruitless. Everything
in the house was burned, the family
losing everything except the cloth-
es on their backs.
Mrs. John McAllister of Hensall
received word the other day from
her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Kyle, of
Strome, Alberta, which conveyed
the sad intelligence of the death of
her third son, Roy, on the 13th of
Augnst, together with that of a
young neighbor lad, both having
been the sesitlt of suffocation from
natural, gas in a well which was
being dug. Mr. Kyle ane family
formerly lived near Kippen and
moved west about three years ago.
Dr. Sheep's Restorative (tablet
or liquid form) is a constitutional
nerve tissue tonic. It brings renew-
ed strength, Lasting ambition and
vigor to weak, lifeless evonien. Sold
by J. J. I4lereer.
Frank Periso, a Frenchman,
whose home is at Grand Herd, was
the unfortunate loser of three fing-
ers and thumb of the right hand a
few dans ago, the result of an ac-
cident while engaged at a threshing
Periso has been following the
Thanes Road threshing syndicate
machine and while. cleaning the
cutting box at Mr. Chas. Monteith's
threshing his hand accidently came
in contact with the knives with the
above result. Only the little fingers
can be saved and even that is se-
verely injured.
The ease of the. Davies Packing
Company versus A. Q. Bobier was
tried before' Police Magistrate
Humber of Goclerich at Exeter on
Wednesday. The case is one in
which the plaintiff accused defend-
ant of falsifying the weight of .
car of hogs shipped on Aug. 6.
The evidence taken went to show
that the hogs were two nights up-
on the road, and therefore the
shrinkage would be more than
normal ; that part of the load had
been fed by Mr. Bobier for six
days ; and that the weights had at
first beetxacciepted by the comyany.
Crown Attorney Seager of Gode-
rich and J. G. Stanbury were con-
ducted the examinations.
A quiet, fa.shioneble, society
event took place at Mt. Carmel, on
Wednesday, Aug. 22nd, when one
of `Exeter's most estimable and ac-
complishecl. .society young ladies,
Miss Ethel I., eldest daughter of
Mr and Mrs, John Farmer, of town
was united in tnarria.ge to Mr.
Edtnond W estropp Horne, who was
with the Sovereign Bank at Exeter
for some two years, prior to being
transferred. to . the Milverton and
Stratford Branches of the same
bank as Manager. The bride wore
a beautiful gown of lace net over
Duchesse Satin and wore pearl
ornaments.. The bride and groom
were unattended. The Rev, Father
Forster officiated. The bride's
travelling suit was a very elaborate
gray silk.with hat to match: After
a three vtl`eeke' boat trip to Ottawa,
Quebec anal Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Horne will return to Stratford and
wilt take up their residence at the
corner of S. David and St. Vincent
street.
OUTDOOR FURNITURE,
For Lawns and Verandahs.
Our designs are up-to-date.
Reed and. Rattan Goods,
Steamer Chairs and Lawn
Croquet.
Organs and Pianos.
HARNESS For an up:to-date single.
Harness this is the rplace.
Dusters. Fancy Rugs, Trunks, and Valises.
H. WELL,
Zurich, Ont.
The Old and Reliable
Kalbfleisch's Saw • & Planing Mils....
I wish to thank my customers for their patronage
during the past year, and wish to announce that 1 am
on hand with a large stock of Hastings Brand
B. C. RED CEDAR SHINGLES
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 nay acro to combine good work with good
material. I also do
CUSTOM SAWINC and PLANING
SarChopping done every Tuesday and Friday.
F. C. KALBFLEISCH,
MVlills loth Con. 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. them. 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
line of canned goods, such as
CORN
PEAS
BEANS
SALMON
PEACHES
OLIVES
TOMATOES
PINEAPPLES
ETC., ETC
Make this the spot for purchasing 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, .Pi; Feed, etc.
Turnip and Corn Seed at low prices.
We handle the Carnefac and International Stock
Foods and Louse Killer.
S. Ronnie Son..
Farm Implements
We carry in stock all lines of Farm Implements.
Our stook is made up of the best makes and all
our goods are guaranteed. It will pay you to
.cull on us and get our prices before purchasing.
Cultivators Drills
Discs
Manure Spreaders
Magnet Cream Separators
Gasoline Engines Etc., Etc.
In Single and Gang Plows we handle the
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EVERYTHING IN THE IMPLEMENT LINE.
MACHINE REPAIRS OE ALLLKINDS ON HAND,.
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