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day.
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ristors, Solicitors. Notaries Public, etc.,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Ha C' DOAN, V. S., AS I HAVE PUI,,-
elaased bank my business from E. W,
Sboskopf, I am in a poeztion to attend
to all business as formerly. Calls at
Rau's Hotel.
E. ZEL7 hR, oots1713YANCOR AND
ataxy Probtie.Deeds, Mortgages,
ills and other Legsl Documents care
fully and pptt•omptity prepared. Office -
2' lIer Mock, Zurach, Ont.
DR. E. W. STOSKOPF, VETERINARY
iturgecA and Dentist, Zurich, Ontario,
O•lflee over T. & M. Johnson's Stora.
Night earls at T. Johnson's residence,
S. HARDT, EXETER, ONT.. LICENS-
ed Auotioneer for Huron and Perth. My
butes are reasonable and I will guarantee
the hest of satisfaction. For the Con.
venience of my friends in Hay and
Stanley, dates and teens may be ar-
ranged at Tns HERALD Office, 'Zurich.
S. PHII.,LIPS, LICENSED AUC-
tioneer for the Counties of Huron and
i;'eath. Farm stock sales a specialty,
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. All
orders left at Lot 23, Con. 2, Hay, or
addressed to Hensall P. 0. will be
promptly attended to.
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PUBLISHED BY E. ZELLER.
FRIDAY MAR. 13th. 1908
Mr. Hislop M. .le. P. for East
Huron, brought in a bill at the
legislature to amend the Election
Aot, which received a first reading
on the 3rd inst. The bill is a step
in the right direction and should
become law without much change.
Here are the sections :-
1. .After the issue of the writ
and before election day every can-
didate shall hold at least one pub-
lic meeting in each town and inaor-
porated village and at Ieast two
public meetings in each city and
township in tl:e electoral district
for the purpose of discussing pub-
lic matters.
2. The candidate or some person
present on his behalf shall address
the meeting.
3—(1) Notices of each meeting
shall be posted up in at least six
conspicuous places within the pol•
ling subdivision in which the meet-
ing is to be held at least fonr days
before the date for which the
meeting is called.
(2) The notice shall state the
day. hour and place of meeting
and that the sante will be open to
all electors,
4. Every candidate guilty of a
violation of the preceding provis-
ions of this .Act shall be gailty of
a corrupt practice acid shall incur
a penalty of $200, to be recoverable
with full costs of snit in any court
of competent jnrisdiction by any
arson who may sue therefor,
5. Every- candidate who person-
Ily solicits the vote or influence of
n elector otherwise than by re
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tilt. 3'. A. SELLETY, DENTIST, P,RA- f a
!tante of the Royal College of Dental , a
Surgeons, Torouto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department .of Dentistry, To-
ronto University. Painless extraction
of tenth. Plate work a speciality. At
Dominion House, Zurich, every Mon-
day. 1-26
SALE REGISTER.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, COWS
Implement, etc. at Zurich, on Satur-
day March 2lst at 1 o'clock: Charles
Ureb proprietor. E. Boseenberry auctioneer
A UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and implements on Lot 24 Con., 13
Hay on Tuesday March 24th, eommencing
oat 1.1.30 o'clock sharp. E, Boisenberry
an tioneer. Godfrey Nicholson proprietor.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and Implements on Wednesday.
March 18th, commenoing at ono o'clock
sharp. on Lot 24 Con, 10, Hay. , No re.
serve as the proprietor has sold his farm,
':E. Boysenberry auctioneer, Ernst Gies,
proprietor,
A UCTION TALE OF FARM STOCK
�.. and implements on Lot 22 Con. 12
fav (Breneon Line) on Thursdap March
6th, commencing at one °'doek sharp.
Auct'oneer. C. L- MosAr,
proprietor.
'COTTON SALE OF 75 ACRES OE'
-tA. land, on Tuesday March 3Ist 1908,
at 2 o'clock p. m., on the premises, the
property of the into Henry Pfite, Sr., be-
ing composed of the North half of lot
number 12, and the West half of the East
half of lot number 11, in the 14th Conees.
cion; of the Township of Hay. Terms;• --
Ten per cent on day of sale and the bal-
ance within sixty clays thereafter without
interest. Ciaans'rIIAN Prtr.E, Executor.
Dated at Zarich Feb 23th, 1908.
Farts For Sale.
Feral per Sale --9I1 acres, being com-
posed of Lot 13, Con. 9, Hay. Good
frame house, and woodshed. Good hank
barn, driving shed, good hog stables. All
in good repair. Goo() well, and about 24
.teras ot` bush, balance cleared, drained
and well fenced. Will be sold for $3000,00,
Apply to George Witmer, Zurich, P. O.
TENDERS WANTED
'Ponders will he received by the Council
of the Townshiy of Hay, up. to on* o'clock
p. m., on Wednesday the let day of April
1908, for the Construction of ".Blank
Crook 13raneh North Drain."
Information regarding the work, may
be obtained from the undersigned.
Contractor is required to give satisfac-
tory Bonds to the Connell for due com-
pletion of the work.
The lowest or any Tender not necessari-
ly accepted.
Zurich Mnrah 12dh, 1908.
FRED HESS, SR.,
Tp. Cleik.
ncldress delivered ttt a public meet-
ine provided
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1ell be guilty of a rrnpt practice
and shall incur a penalty of $200,
to be recoverable with fuli costs of
nit in any court of oompetent
risdiction by any person who
ay sue therefor.
6. Every elector not incapacitat-
d by illness or ttooident or other
?iavoinable cause shall present
mself at the proper polling place
ltring the hours fixed for voting
d shall vote, or if he does not
sire to vote he shall so inform
e Deputy Returning Officer, and
e Deputy Returning Officer shall
ter his name in the poll book,
din the column for remarks
all write "did not desire to vote"
7. Every elector offending against
he provisions of the preceding
action shall be guilty of a corrupt
ractice and be liable to disquali.
cation es provided by The Ontario
lection Act.
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$100.00 paid by Dr Shoop for any
recent ease of Grippe or acute Coid
that a 25 cent box of Preventics
will not break. Row is this for an
offer? The doctor's supreme con.
ftdence in these little Candy Cold
Cure Tablets--Preventics—is cer-
tainly complete. it's a $100 against
25 cents—pretty big odds. And
Preventics, remember, contain no
quinine, no laxative, nothing harsh
nor sickening. Pneumonia would
never appear if early colds were
always broken. Safe and sure for
feverish children. 48 Preventics
25 cents, Sold by All Dealers.
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1f Pi ,IMItN"_�,t WITH
I/E( ETABLES
The Dractioal educational work
carried on by the Ontario agrioul.
turhl College, through the Experi-
mental Union, is now well known
throuaholtt Ontario. Thousands
of people in both town and country
interested in farming, frnitgrowing
or gardening are carrying on ex-
periments tinder the direction of
bo Oollege and are pro$ ti ng by
he experience.
The seeds or plants for these ex-
eriments and full instructions
or conducting them are furnished
ree on the uuderstan.ding that
aolt experimenter will report the
esults of his experiment at the
nd of the season.
Owing to the greet demand for
he experiments with fruit and the
in)ited funds for the purchase of
lints for this purpose, the supply
f these fol' this year is already
xhausteci But we have on hand
good suiiply of seeds for the
xperimez�,ts with vegetables and
ope to be'ebl° to ferinisli •thane to
11 interested in the growing of
o best kind of garden vegetables.
Three of the leading varieties of
oh of )be following kinds of
egetables are offered for testing
is spring, vix., beets, carrots,
ions, lettuce, early tomatoes,
d later tomatoes.
The early tomatoes are best for
rthern sections where the later ,
d better varieties cannot be de-
nded upon to ripen.
Any person in Ontario who -)
shies to join in this co-operative
sting may choose any one of the
perimenfs above mentioned and
nd in his application for the
ds and instructions for oonduct-
g the same. These will be sent
mail free of charge, but each
pliant must agree to follow the
ections furnished, and report
o results at. the end of the season
ether:successfui or not.
ppioations will he filed in the
cler they are received until the
pply of seeds is exbitusted. Ad -
ss all applications to,
H. L Hutt,
Ontario Agricultural College,
Guelph, Ont.
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Croup positively checked in 20
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Croup/ - e y acts like Magic.
harsh. A
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croup ,s ,, 50c. Sold by All
Dealers.
On the same day in this week
snow lay to the depth of six to
eight feet in Ottawa, while in the
Niagara district people were using
wheeled vehicles on the puolic
highway's. The fact recorded is a
striking illustration of the wide
variation of climate to be found in
different sections even of older
Ontario.
This variation is not so much due
to distance from the equator as to
physical conditions. The lower end
of Georgian Bay is not very much
further north than Ottawa', but on
the southern shore of that bay the
finest winter apples in the world
can be grown, and in some special-
ly favored locations peaches of
high quality are produced, while
Ottawa district is limited to fruits
of inferior quality. Even on Mani-
toulin Island plums have been
grown of a variety to which Ottawa
is an entire stranger. The explana-
tion is found in the moderating
effect of large bodied of water and
heltering mountains in one case
rind the absence of such infleeneos
n the other. Similarly alrnountain
ange on one side and a lake on
he other give ns something ap.
reaching a tropical climate in the
iagara district. The Ottawa val.
ey and Eastern Ontario have their
onipensations in unexcelled pas-
ure lands, with their unequalled
acilities for the production of
heese of the highest quality.
The wide range in possible pro-
uction and in the possession of
ealth-producing conditions in ail
ections, constitutes one of our
est heritages. Taking it all in all
here is no country in the world in
Melt Nature contributes so much
wards the suis of human hap•
Hess as she does in Ontario.
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A bill to amend 'the Municipal
Aet will aim at the suppression of
the bonus principle on the part of
municipalities. Under the present
law municipalities may offer
bonuses in the shape of free water.
site, power and exemption from
taxation, Under the proposed
measure the exemption are to be
abolished. Municipalities may
tender to commercial O0neernt4
evater power, site, eto., at cost.
This will not prevent a special act
to provide for fixed assessments er
exemption. Another bill is to
amend the public health tot, under
whioh it will be compulsory for
the medical practitioners to report
every ease of tuberculosis to the
provincial health department.
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FORSYTI-I—At London, on Sunday,
March 8th, 1908, Mercy, beloved
wife of Frederick Forsyth,, ire
her 60th year,
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JOS. SMITH'S SALVE
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Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped
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