HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-01-23, Page 8'THE ZURICH l ERALD
The People's Store
THE POPULAR
TRADING
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WHY?
We handle good goods
Our prices are low
We carry a large stock
Highest price for produce
Obliging salesmen
daDa
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Cutters
at i Furniture and
1Right
Prices.
To the W. C. TAT.. The effect of nicotine on rabbits
Ladies . 1x1.5 been. tho subject of experiment
I time accounts nt noticed
yourx�l e inn t u dplw cloep young doctor of G'hila-
by
___ „ then and feel as t io y
phitL, Dr. Adler. Observing
by U , a�
j night to be recognized• and en• that cabbage steeped in tobacco
II hope you accept congratulation quadrupeds, he wishes to know if
( ou1aged iii your good work, anU juice enlarges the livers of these
1 such as a humble individual like the leaves smoked by rnen in the
vi} self can eller. I ,m heartily in erns of cx ruts actotl 'anon their in-
eres of in a
builds np right tents tears 0.m.vn sides fn ' tho sumo way. Some
It >• n that t
c
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t t 1 n} aiU to trc
wrong, that it,, that the associationrabbits were e killed after two weeks
of;this strange diet, and it was
found that the tobacco had xn no
way affected them. Others after
Iis perfectly free from fanaticism as
I know yours to be. Now where -
ever their is charity there is syxn-
athy•and I know a vein of the
formetwo and a, half month,; hail
r exists in •sour association
hence the latter. This fact in it: enlargement of the liver, and
self should be an tittraetion to all animals which had been showed a
Christian ;omen and your society'
}` should not only grow in numbers ,progression 5ion of like lesions although
but in zeal. When I heard hist 1 the other organs were unaffected.
01/4411 week's account of your meeting There were no signs of "tobacco
I prayed that God would bless your heart"
gent
sense and 'Although in myself I tin ' there bad been any ill effect upon
weak if there is anything I can do the gastrin regions:- Dr. George
either by words or deed I would be F. Shradv,editor if the Medical Re -
only too glad to help the good work cord,
along an when � is '
seaftoled turd right is on the throne
and nc indications that
1 work with his omnipotent pre
d } -wrong un -
may
discussing the subject, said :—
may you individually and col-
lectively know that you helped to
bring about the change.
I :.So far as obtaining any light upon
the effect of tobacco on the human
system is concerned, it is not likely
that the feeding of these rabbits
I know not now how soon it will bc, , will aid materially, for the nicotine
E're I shall reach the vast lux-
lot tobacco is volatililed by smoking
\itteknow not
known, now, T cannot Gee, land only one -ten thousandth part
I
The entrance to the heavenly I of smoke is nicotine`" - —
throne.
TEE DAY OF MIRACLES
1G
Alas, alas, 'tis better so, past, but many who are cured of I ZURICH
For time moves on with itching, ching, bleeding or protruding
pace,
it.I AflJWARE
EWS
Is the.placu lo buy your
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
GRANITE, SILVER and GLASSWARE.
ASBESTOS Nv
,
FILFILLED SAD
Will retain heat twice as long as ordinary irons,
and costs very little more.
OIL, PORTLAND CEMENT.
PAINTS,
RUGS,
DUSTERS,
SWEAT PADS,
DASH APRONS,
WHIPS.
We have the best Cook Stoves made, war-
ranted Quick Bakers, Superior Cookers Power-
• ful Heaters.
Agent for the London Felice Machine, also
agent .for the Lamb Fence, best woven wire fence
on the market, and all kinds of fence wire .on
hand.
Eavetrougfing, Furnace Work and Matal Roofing a Specialty,
OH S. G
Ilia this I k.row when I shall go,
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Main Street,
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Hiles by the use of Dr. Chase's 1_- ._.____._ .___ __....__._ ._____ _. - ._.
ointment look upon their recovery
ONTARIO,
That T shall Gee hair face to face.
as next thing to miraculous. It is
For life must came and life must
DASHWOOD
I have put in a stock of!
Palmerston Cutters at
prices to suit the times.
Call and see them.
ALL KINDS OF JOBBING-
PROMPTLY
OBBINGPROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
J. H. WISMER,
GEN ERAL BLACKSMITH'
Zurich Carriage
`LUOrhs.
Cutters ! •) Sleighs !
A few Portland and
Square Cutters
t, hand yet, which will
tit be sold cheap to make
room for Spring work.
tit
on ci
5,
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Undertaking
STORE
F. HESS & SON, Zurich, Ontario
Kaibf leisch's
MILLS.
We have now
a large and up-
to-date Stock
of House Fur-
niture a n d
Furnishings which w e
offer At a Low Price....
UNDERTAKING
Our Stock is Largo and up -to
date. In time of need, give us
a call.
Planing and Saw Mill
—All kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing done to order. Estimates
given for all kinds of buildings.
A full stook of B. C. Red Cedar
Shingles. All kinds of lumber al-
ways on hand.
Field Gates, Water -
Tanks for Wind -mills
and Water Troughs,
Mills 14th. Con., Lot 25,
Ji C. Kalbfleisch
Zurich P. 0,
i IARKETS
Revised every Thursday afternoon-.
' Wheat .' 65 to 67
Oats, . .... 28 30
Barley . 38 42
Peas 50 60
Flour ..... , .... 1 75 1 85
Butter............ 17 18
Eggs . , ... .. . 10 20
Chickens Ib 4. 5
•" Ducks . , .... .. 0 6
Geese .... ........ 5 5
Potatoes....30 00
.......,
±IENSALL MARtiETS,.
Wheat .... . . .. ..... 08 to 68
(data, ..-.... ........ 20 30
Earley . ............ 85 88
Peas _ ...... , ..... 05 75
Flour . .. , ... 2, 00 2 10
:112.744 rtivet,nel.ewt.,. y00 5.60
PRICES RIGHT.
P. Mclsaac
persons f e go, not uncommon for persons who
The winter's past, the .spring have undergone painful, risky and ,
flowers grow, expensive operations in vain to be .
And though the bliss be but alone, finally cured by this wonderful
'Tis less of pain and more of joy. ointment. It is the standard the
It mattersnot ti fere Sears marc world over and the only guaranteed
It matters not how quick the pace cure for piles.
.0111100 10L0
For this I know on your fair shore, Galveston, Texas, has been rev -
That I shall see Him face to face.
ived but not where it was when
Yes I shall see Him face to face. swept by a tidal wave Sept. 8, 1900,
DASHWOOD - ONTARIO
And be with those I love once
more,
Yes I shall see hien fitee to face.
And be with Him for ever more.
W. H. Allen.
DISTRESSING CASE OF CON-
SUMPTION.
Four of One Family Pass Away—Last
Daughter Now I11.
A Toronto clergyman tells of a family
in his congregation, which consisted of
the mother and five children—the father
being dead—four of whom in a few years
have fallen victims to consumption and
died. And now the fifth, a daughter,
who is employed in the office of a whole-
saler, and who has been the one source of
support to the mother, is obliged to leave
her work, realizing that she also—mainly,
it is believed, as a result of nursing her
brothers and sisters—has contracted this
dread disease. Kind friends are interest-
ing themselves in the case, but the diffi-
auity inet with is to send her to a place
where the proper care and treatment will
bo given.
ANOTHER EDUCATIONAL SHOW.
Draft Horse Nen in Line.
For a number of years Canadian
horses met with a ready sale at
good prices, and then carne a
period during which even the best
were scarcely saleable, and inferior
stock could hardly be given away.
The importation of high class
stallions almost ceased and the
trade became generally dem-
oralized. During the last two or
three years, business has been
gradually reviving and the past
year has seen a large number of
importations of pure bred. stallions
for breeding purposes. The draft
horse is undoubtedly the most
satisfactory type for the farmer to
breed. Good heavy horses weigh-
ing from 1,500 lbs. upwards and of
good quality are likely to meet
with a ready sale for some time to
come. Stich horses are tractable
and easily broken and while await-
ing sale can be readily used for any
sort of farm work, thus paying for
their keep which the fancy horses
rarely do.
To produce horses at a profit it
is highly desirable that only the
best class of registered stallions be
used. In order to facilitate the
selection of such stallions arrange
merits have been made to
bold, at Grand's Repository,
Toronto, on the 4th ,5th,anci Gth,of
Feby., a Show of Heavy Draft
stallions with a prize list ' amount,,
ing to some $1,500, at which an
interesting programme of educa-
tional addressing will be provided
by expert horsemen. The breeders
of heavy horses have for some time
complained that the Toronto Horse
Show usually held in the latter
part of April or the beginning of
May. was so late as to be incon-
venient for both buyers and sellers.
Therefore it has been thought
(advisable to hol4 p. show in Feb.
so that private breeders, as well as
stallion syndicates and other
associations may have ample time,
to make their selection for the
coming season. The dates Alava
beei fixed
thus early r]
y
in order r to
meet the wishes not only of exhibi-
tors, bilt of buyers from all parts
of the poriz 11to , and it is hoped
that the Show will be liberally pat-
ronized both. by exhibitors and
v isitOrs.
:C'. W. Ilodson,
Line Stock Commissioner,
It is for such cases as this—and there
is hardly a clergyman in any city who is
not constantly meeting such appeals—
that the new Free Consumptive Hospital,
under tbo auspices of the National Sani-
tarium Association, is being built. The
people of Canada as a whole must feel
grateful to Mr. W. J. Gage and the
executors of the late ITart A. Massey, who
out of their own funds have erected this
building. But before it can be occupied
it must bo furnishes with beds and other
Proper furnishings and appointments.
The National Sanitarium Association,
already carrying a heavy debt, are not
able to furnish the new building so gene-
rously placed at their disposal, and are ap-
pealing to citizens generally the Dominion
over for ,10,000 for this purpose.
It does not need the suggestion that
this is the most pressing of all charities
at this time, for the public are fully
awakened to tho widespread character of
consumption, and also to the feet, ns de-
inonstrated by the best medical authori-
ties, that when this disease is taken hold
of in its early, stages it, as much as any
other disease, is curable, The new hospi-
tal, just so soon as the money is raised to
complete the furnishings, will be ready
to receive fifty patients, free of charge --
even their railway fare will not be a tax
upon then.
Chief Justice Sir Wm, It Meredith, 4
Lamport Ave, Torouto, has kindly con-
sented to receive contributions for the
Free Consumptive Hospital; or they can
he sent to Mr. W. J. Gage, 54 Front St.
West, Toronto ; or to the National Trust
Co., Limited, 22 King St. East, Toronto.
destroyed 0,000 lives, and terminat-
ing commerce in the port. Those
facts made plain to government
officials that the sleep water harbor
at Galveston had been• built at the
wrong end of Galveston Bay,. and
t'iat the disaster was liable to be
repeated should similar conditions
again arise in the Gulf. Galveston
has been almost entirely rebuilt,
the error in harbor construction is
baing repaired, and the city is put
in a fair way to grow and increase
in importance without fear of fu-
ture storms.
Galvcstan is on an island, L- it, the
new harbor, La Porte, is located. on
the mainland. A retaixiing wall
extends from LaPorte to Galveston
a distance of twenty-six miles.
The channel connecting the two
places is 200 feet wide. La Porte
is located on a high bluff, a situ-
ation permitting great future
growth in population There is
room, it is said, for a city contain-
ing 5,000,000 people.
Though the catastrophe which
came upon Galveston in 1900 was
severe, it has in the end brought
no small advantage to the city and
to the commerce of the Gulf States.
AsthmaCasps
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:1 EOWE1R' %U® Z 01RE.
We have a big assortment of STUB PROM' boots and shoes.
Tho J. D. KING COiVIPANY, of Toronto, insure you for $100
in case of accidents when wearing these shoes.
They will wear any common rubber to pieces.
-o also have a fine assortment of
FELT GOODS FOR WINTER WEAR.
Horne Made Boots and Shoes, that we
Guarantee not to rip.
These goods will be sold at a small profit.
P. BEN DE's & Co. Zur ieb.
Eggs taken in exchange for Goods.
S LAETOWN
Special to Tali; HERALD.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred liTillert visit-
ed in this vicinity on Monday.
Henry Neel) is doing some grind-
ing for some of the people around
here just now,
A surprise party was held at Joel
Baeohl.er'.s by quite a number of
the young folks from the Goshen
and Babylon on Monday evening.
A goof time was the result. An-
other party was held at George
Broderick's the same evening.
The Messrs. Foster are cutting
wood. in .1( e. Wildfong's bush at
present.
Henry Rader has three „fir four
teams drawing poles from the
swamp through our burg these
days.
Sol. Martin had a few people
from Stephen helping to slaughter
his porkers one day the beginning
of the week.
John Ibccher and George Camp-
bell visited, our former teacher,
Geo. G. Pybus,, Saturday evening
and Sunday.
'W, Smith, wife and two children
visited as't John Declxer's on Satur-
day last.
Too many asthma sufferers give up
their search for cure, believing that
their particular case is beyond the po,.p-
trol of seteritjap treatnreot,
It is only IleQess .rY to point all
such to n. now hope in I)r, Chase's
Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine, the
one great remedy which has proven
Its efficiency not only as a prompt re-
lief, but also as a thorough cure for
asthma.
Mrs. George Budden, Putnamvlile,
Ont., says :—"I feel it my duty to re-
commend Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed
and Turpentine, as 1 had the asthma
very bad; could get nothing to do me
good. A friend of mine persuaded me to
try this remedy, I did so, and it cured
me."
It is imp ssible to 1rnagiyte Li 'better
treatment for asthma than Dr, Chase's
elyrup of Linseed and Turpentine. Il
Soothes the excited nerves, clears the
bronchial tubes, gives prompt relief to
the frightful spasms, and,
when
hen used
regularly, thorouJhly and permanently
cures asthma. 25 cents, all dealers', of
Edmanson. Bates S: Co,. Toronto.
Dr Chase's Syrup
of. Linseed
r
. and, , # urpent n *coy
e wish you all
,Lfl,s.r--YLart��••nru..1 Yf.fi
A HAPPY
with doser R•'- tte
t busi ess
FOR 1008
Tar HE1tALD has installed a pow-
er plant and the present issue has
been run off with it. Our circula-
tion is rapidly increasing, having
nearly reached 900 subscribers,
With increased facilities, we aro
bound to make this the loading
.weekly in Huron County. If you
are not yet a subscriber, we would
be pleased to have yonr name on
our lists. We also have .favorable
clubbing rates with the leading
daily and weekly papers in Canada.
The regular meeting of the W,
0, T. U. was held at the home of
Mrs. Rannie, on Monday afternoon,
Jan, 19th, The Presidents Mrs•
Heyroc.lr, took charge of the meet-
ing. The first pall was prayer and
testimony, after which the Basi
floss part was taken sap. .
A big new lot of Men's Rubbers
at 50 cts, per pair. C I+'r'itz, Zurich,
YEAR
ata. -siiiiiiiiiireramazzansauaracattawassuaniiiiiiiiiiii+3,-
C. HJIRTLEIB & CO'S.
The Trig Hardware and Harness House.
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pedal Sale
For the next 6o days we will offer
Special Prices on all Winter
Goods suds
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Underclothing Et
Odd lines,�
.Ills? ' BS9
It will be to your interest to examine
these Goods and. get prices.
%tcin1ach
ME l'CHANT.
ZURIOH ONTARIO
