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The Zurich Herald.
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CAPITAL, $3,374,000
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Has 66 Branches in Canada, sod Agents and Correspondents in all
the Principal Cities in the World,
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LEGAL CARDS.
IL 3.1). COOKE, BARRISTER AND SO -
Reiter, NoteryPublic, Hensail, Ontario.
At Zurich (Zeller's office) every Mon-
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ZELLER.
FRIDAY AUG. 14th 19o8
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR, .BAR- W. C. T. U.
risters, Solicitors, Notaries Public, etc., '
Goderich, Canada. W. Proudfoot. K.C. ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE
R. G. Hays. G. F. Blair. • DRINK HABIT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. CI DOAN, V. S., AS I HAVE PUR-
chased back my business from E. W.
Stoskopf, I am in a. position to attend
to all business as formerly. Calls at
Rau's Hotel.
The drink habit lessens physical
efficiency. Physical manhood and
brains have an economic value.
Man as a productive agent can not
work at his best without the free
use of all his powers and faculties.
The work of today requires not
only a sustained power of endnran-
ee. but a quick, keen and alert
OR. F. A. S$ELLERY, DENTIST, GRA- jndgmont. These qualities are a
duate of the Royal College of Dental prerequisite of the highest produo-
S.urgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu- tive efficiency as well as of com-
Ate of Department of Dentistry, To- ; menial success. Hence, they have
ronto.University. ]'airless extraction ; F•market value. The drink habit
of teMr. Plate work a speciality. At i tends to limit a man's power of
Dominion House, Zurich, every bion- ;
day. .ehl l endurance, and to rob him of his
capacity as a craftsman, Canse-
quently, he cannot secure the posi-
E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER ANDtion nor command the wages which
Notary Public, De edMortgages, I otherwise would be his privilege.
Wills and other Legal Documents care The young man who acquires the
fully and promptly prepared. Office—
drink habit is discounted in the
Zeller block, Zurich, Out.
business world. Employers of labor
1 have found out that the man who
undermines his health, deadens his
sensibilities and dulls his brain by
even small doses of alcohol will
turn out less work than the non -
drinking man, and the work will
he inferior in quality. To do exact
find precise work and to win the
highest standard of business suc-
cess, a man must have the free ex-
ercise of all his powers.
Sir l3iram Maxim once said "The
English workman spends a great
part of his earnings in beer, tobacco
and betting, he has no ambition.—
The American workman wishes to
got on; he accomplishes a great
deal more work in a day than any
other workman in the world."
More recently the Mosely Commis -
i sign from Great Britain, in aCcoun-
ting for the industrial supremacy
of the United States, gives promin-
ence to the superiority of its artis-
M USIC
nn1 S S V. MAASS, Prepares
pupils for the Toronto Con-
servatory of Music and other
Centres.
Address :
Lt;'AERAN PARSONAGE, Zurich.
A RELIABLE
LOCAL SALESMAN
Wanted for ZURICH and adjoin-
ing country to represent
"Canada's Greatest - > ursrn los"
While Business in some lines
may be dull, farmers were never
more encouraged as regards trait
growing than at the present sea-
son. High prices for all classes
of fruit have -been obtained the
past season, and there is as a con-
secluenee, an increased demand for
nursery stock.
Our stock is complete in evert -
department including a new list of
specialties which we alone handle.
The right man will obtain a
permanent ,-ituation with territory
reserved for him. Pay weekly.
Free sample outfit, etc., write for
particulare.
Stone & Wellington
17 -anthill Nurseries
(850 Acres)
TORONTO, - - ONTARIO
L1OE E T
IRDS.
The great corporations, railroads
banks, and employers of labor gen-
: erally, dare not trust their business
to men who drink. The United
Stater Department of Labor' found
that ninety per cent of railways,
seventy-nine per cent of manufac-
tories, eighty.eight per cent of
trades and seventy-two per cent of
:agriculturists discriminate ugainst
employees addicted to the nee of
intoxicants as a beverage, The
American Railway Association has
adopted standard rules, one of
1 w hich is. "The use of intoxicants
I by employees when on duty is pro.
hibited." The habitual use pf in-
t toxicants or the fregnenting of
t places where they are sold is suffi-
eient cause for the discharge of an
employee. Nearly all the railroads
forbid the use of liquor under any
circumstances, and make it a suffi-
I tient cause for discipline or dis.
I charge from service.
In • recent years large business
en erprises are o owing the wino.
and t f 11 {1
a rTule rule as expressed by Marshall
u j ! Field & Co. in these words : "We
will not, to our knowledge, place a
young Winn who drinks in our
ALL KINDS AT .1 business, and, even though a man
I should apply for a position whose
RANNIE°S ability and other all-round qualifi
cations would seem to fit him for
the position, if we knew or discov-
LOUR c D ered that he was It drinking pian,
we should decline to consider his
TOR E application. Any man in our em -
Farmers should avail themselves
of this opportunity of getting
GOOD CLEAN SEEDS, It pays.
Our stook of Flptir is complete. 4
Brands to choose from. Stock
food and all kinds of Feed con-
stantly an hand. Ourfgroceries are'
clean and well assorted,our sugars
are the sweetest and vinegars the
strongest.
COME AND SEE
Died
LAPORTE —At the Sauble Line, Hay,
.n the 10th inst, Theresa Laporte,
ploy who acquired the habit of
drink, even though moderately, is
to acertain extent marked clown
in our estimation, and unless we
can remove from him this serious
fault, and show his error, we feel
compelled to do without his ser-
vice" This statement is not based
on sentiment, but on sound busi-
ness principles. The employer who
disregards these principles cannot
hope for the largest measures of
success. Business men who desire
honest service do not select for im-
portant places of trust those who
use strong drink. The strenuous
demands of economy and good
service help to enforce the rule of
total abstinence. The foregoing
facts teach the important lesson
elevation of young men in business
is the drink habit.
Furthermore, the drink habit de-
stroys the spirit of enterprise. In
the light of scientific inquiry we
have seen that the drink habit
tends to undermine health, dissip-
ate energy and shorten life. Reason
and experience, following certain
psychological laws enable us t� go
further. and affirm That the drink
'habit tends to weaken self-restraint
as well as to the surrender of self-
respeot,high trims and worthy am-
bition in the race of life. These
facts alone show that the drink
habit unfits a plan in this day of
keen rivalry' for the responsibilities
of progressive business enterprises.
Industrial success and social bet-
terment demand total abstinence.
The economic consideration as to
the effect of the drink habit .in the
way of impairing physical efficiency
shortening life, lessening the spirit.
of enterprise, and encouraging
thriftlessness should lead young
men to decide once for all that they
will abstain rigidly from the use of
intoxicants and thereby enhance
their chances of success in the
world's movement for industrial'
and social betterment.
CANADIAN NE WS
Men with rifles are on guard at
the 0, P. R. shops in North Bay.
Fall wheat in Alberta is averag-
ing as high as 45 bushels to the
acre. 4
Canada's revenue for the first
four months of the current fiscal
year decreased $6,789,589.
Earl Dudley, Majoe-General Tal-
bot and General Pole.Carew, with
their wives, are at Winnipeg.
The inquiry of Mackenzie King
into the cotton troubles in Montreal
concluded Saturday.
A human skeleton was found in
a sand pit on WilliamReid's farm,
nine utiles from. Prescott.
.Tames Richards, a British army
veteran at Brantford, tried to end
his life by cutting his throat.
Five of the seventeen veterans of
the Guelph company of 66 veterans
visited the old city Friday.
Three Chinamen were smuggled
on the Allan liner Mongolian at
St. John, and will get a free ride
to England.
W, T4. Wagner, of Chioa;o. was
chosen president, at Niagara Falls,
of the International Apple Ship.
pers' Association.
Ernest Sutherland, 17 years old,
while working on Robert Dickie's
barn, in West Oxford, fell 20 feet
,and was seriously injured.
Hon: Mr. Weir, Provincial treas-
urer, will represent the Provincial
government at the I3alifax cele-
rn'ation of the 150th anniversary of
the city's first election to the
House of Assembly in 1758, to be
held on Aug. 19.
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON.
The programm of attractions for
this year s Exhibition is one that
will furnish instruction and amuse-
ment for everybody. Kemp's Wild
West Show and Hippodrome per.
forntance is the largest company
Of people ever presented to 'West-
ern Fair visitors -118 people, 35 In-
dians, Cowboy Band, 65 horses,
bronchos, mules, etc. Chariot races
stage coach capture, etc. Samfoa,
"Zing of the Air", the Bickett
Family, White ee Lerart, I sono•
man Bros, the funny people ; Pana-
tisen Sisters, Deike Sisters, and
many others , Fireworks each
evening, concluding with the
"Railway Disaster" and the "De.
struction of.Mount Pelee." Every-
one should come to London for at
least one day this year, Programer
and all information given on ap-
plication to the Secretary, A. M.
Hunt, London.
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f, ;'; si 2i d Class Tickets
From nil Ontario Stationsto W innipeg,
aa' -dry, Edmonton and principal
points In a dnitoha, Saskatchewan
VERY L y, W -RATES
TIUK!TS ceeo FOR 60 DAYS
Berths in Tourist Sleeping, Cars at small
extra cost, if socured (n advance.
Apply to any C.P.R. Ticket Agent for full
information and free copy of HOmeeeekers'
Pamphlet, or write
C. L'. FOSTER, ?Dist. Pas. Agent, Toronto
For the next 30 days will
be sold at a reduced price.
We will be 'heady early in the Spring to do. - all kinds
of Custom Sawing' on Short Notice.
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We keep in stock a frill line of the
above 'celebrated make of Farm Imp-
plenzents. They are used in every
civilized country in the world and • are
giving universal satisfaction. Buy
no other.
We handle the Magnet Cream Separa-
tor, the best on the market. Metal
Pig Troughs, last much longer] than
wooden ones, in fact we handle e r ery-
thing in the line of binders, mowers,
plows, etc., etc., and repairs of all
kinds.
-When in need of a new
Buggy, Carriage, Wagon. or
Cutter see our lines before you
buy. They will please you.
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Let us show you
how easy fill its ao shake the
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The "Hecla" has four
grate bars. Each one
can be shaken separ-
ately. This means
that- you can shake
rAIME � y e dawn just the part of
nsethe fire where the
ashes are, without disturbing the rest ofthe coals.
With "Hecla" Triangular Grate Bars, you can
get rid of all the ashes—save coal—keep the
fire bright and clean—and do away with sifting
ashes,, because no fresh coal or half -burnt
clinkers come down in the ashpan.
\Ve would he pleased to talk over the furnace question with you
and show you, part by part, just why the "Heels" Furnace is
the best for you to buy. Come in any time.
Made by the nzaiters os "Peeriiess Peninsular" Ranges. 63
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South half and south part of the
North half of Lot 2, L. R. W. Hay;
containing 81 acres, more or less,
will be offered for sale by Public,
Auction at Dominion Hotel, Zurich
on Aug. 22nd, 1908 at 2 p. m., by
E, Bossepberry, Auctioneer.
For terms and conditions of sale
see posters, or apply to either of
the undersigned.
Dated August 3rd., 1908.
H, 3, D. COOKE, Vendor's Solicitor,
Hensall Ont. E. BossiatTDnlzux,
Auctioneer, Zurich., Ont.
A seven -and -a half -foot vein of
gold at, BelmoreBay, Surgeon Lake,
is reported.
A school girl was required to
write an' essay of. 250 words about
automobile. She submitted the
following : "My uncle bought an
automobile. He was riding in the
country when it busted going up
-hill. I guess this is about fifty
words. The other two hundred are
what niy uncle said when he was
walking back to town, but they
are not fit for publication.
Cigarettes to the nui fiber of 55,-
402,336,113 were ,consumed in the
United States in the last year.
°bunting the number of men and
boys of smoking age as 25,000,000
each consumed 2,216 cigarettes last
year,