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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-07-17, Page 7the 1beral6 l' JOB DEPART Is now fully Eqipped for The. Zurich, Herald, 73e-eEee-30-43e-elee3tre'elee3e-44-30-43••••£:4:3•-43,-43.-43•+3.-43•43•-4-330.43. Book Work. ;ICatalogue Workt AH43 -63, -43. -43 -+3 -43. -4.3. -43•43* -43. -43• -t3•43. -43z ki ds of Wirk -•EA, --I+ -tEst o not pass your Home Paper When you want Printing. Our Prices are always the Lowest. 13,1 . eeteetereereeet ezee .teeetz LE MOWERS RAKES and IN ERS—. Pursuing the Appendix, Dr. jolin,Henrr• Carsten'. argil.; xnent to.the state medical society against the indiserimivate remerval of the vermiform appendix Aippears to be irregular and Unethical. Nye, hayeahVeys been tatight to believe Mit vermiform. appendices were, whet the lawyers (411 fere naturue —wild things in which nobodyean claim property; and Which enYhody is free to take. The better the to). pendix, the better the operation, and the more sport in the chase. At this late day we cannot accept Dr. Oarstein's theory that n healthy appendix ought not to :be -removed. An appendix is un appendix', wheth- er healthy 'ortnet..' and .meder]j sur- gery has definitely ascertained that the functions of the appendix is to be amputated. . That is .its place:in the economy of Man, and for count- less ages nature has directed her efforts, in the 1 rocess of evolution, to the beneficent work of producing a vermiform oppendix• that • could be easily separated from the patient together with $250. 'She has suc- ceeded,. and when Dr. 'Carsten ad- vises that the appendix be left alone to wither and flap like. the last leaf on the tree. it strikes us Met he is councilling the surgeons to violate the (maimnoes of nature. If Carsten would .enntent himself with an itnitalion of the fisli and game laws, and ii6oc5te a closed season for the appendix, the sugges tion might be worthy of serious consideration. Perhaps it might be better for ererybod-r if no appendi- ces were taken, say between the 1st of July and the lst of October, and none less than 4 years old and no more than 2:.ir by. any one surgeon in a season, uniessTne taking of the appendix were absolutely neces ears to feeding the doctor's fa rally .— This would be a reasonable regula- tion, and it wnuld tend tn eliminate the mere pot hunter. who slashes recklessly', and has a tendency to emove nuire eye tenclices than his Wilk mu). tt really requires. HoweYer. tl'e details of the cloS- d season can be worked. out later. Fire 'VP n 0 at11141111) env of r 8 have taken THE LEAD during FAST 1 SEASONS - and this year you will find BETTER THAN EVER : N We make a specialty of all kinds of HAY HANDLING TOOLS the medical n. 44--" flinetiOnS ; hut and now is the time to J. ZURICH P. OISQpen . daily except Sundays from 8 a. m„, until 9 p, nu., The mails are distributed as follows: . MAIL FOR Ilitifon.m., close ti..t 6 :05 am 4 1 " 2 :55 pm " " " 11 :10111/1 " L. H. &B., " 6 :6$am " 2:55am ." FROM HENSALL, ark..11 :00 am " 7 :30 pm " " ST.aosEPR". 10 :45 am " II :00 am " L. H. &B., " 7 :30 am LETTERS FOR REGISTRATION, must be posted half an hour previous to the time for closing the. mails. D.S.F.A7UST, Postmaster. t 4 r , 1. air "About a year ago my hair was coming out very fast, so I bought a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor. It stopped the falling and made my hair grow very rapidly, until now it is 45 inches in length."—Mrs. A. Boydston, Atchison, Kans. There's another hunger than that of the stomach. Hair hunger, for instance. Hungry hairneeds food, needs hair vigor—Ayer's. This is why we say that .Ayer's Hair Vigor always restores color, and makes 'the hair grow long and heavy. SIM a bottle. Ail drUniSt S• ./IMILIIIIV•12,5•RIMIWOMOREMO If your druggist. cannot supply you, send 1114 one dollar and we will express you a bottle. Be sure and give the name of your nearest express (alma -kddress , J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass. annettinsztamtatmunamatennotter DASHW000 get things ready for the coining harvest. it is n,,ne fro soon to i-rotest Furniture and Call and see my Stock on hand. Zurich. Best Herman( Flour. 411111/111311111111114IN Buckwheat and Rye Flours, 'AIMAIMIARIMAttalhIACEMIAMPAAMAIIINANAMIAMMIPITAZA3131111112SMINIANCSOSMINUIRAPRIIMAZAAA And in Breakfast Foods We Carry W E- A T ROLLED WHE" AND OATMEAL. 1„) ALSO : International Stock 1-1 oods, OH Cake and Linseed Meal. Seeds &c., &c. 1 am selling flanitob. Flour at $2.2, and all other grades at correspondingly low price:3. C. sen I Success (Zeller Block.) r to R. Johnst Clothing for 04111)74211=414/VtMETRIA17124031",037511121)42)=716314111Q11=130=1111 We .4re acknowledged leaders ill Clothing all kinds. We have the kind that will help you bear the summer heat. D ZURICH 1!) ONTARIO against the i ernicious doctrine that a man has a right to keep his vertu- . iform appendix merely because it is healthy, or that he has any proper- ty rights whatever in his appendix The time has not yet come to beat the scalpels into... plow -shares and the forceps into pruning Looks.— Detroit Free Press. W®a SerAch till the Blood Flowed A dreadful ease of Itching lEczenza lelt defied ordinary treatment, and was permanently cured by D. Chases tillatment. MRS. LII$K, 1.7. Walker St., Halifax, N.C., states .— A tei three years of miserable torture and sleepless nights with terrible eczema, and after trying over a dozen remedies without obtaining anything but slight temporary relief, I have been perfectly and entirely cured by using Dr. Chas's Ointment. After the third or fourth application of this grand ointment I obtained relief, and a few Wee:, 4.ere sufficient to make a thorough cure. "It is six months since I was freed of this wretched skin disease, and as there has been no return of the trouble I consider the cum a permanent one. I would strongly 'urge any one suffering as I did to try this ointment, and shall gladly write to any who wish to refer to me for particulars of my case. I was so bad with eczema that 1 would scratch the sores in my sleep until the blood would flow." Dr. Chase's Ointment, 6o cents a box, at all dealers, or Ednaanson, Bates and Co., Toronto. To protect you against imitations the portrait and signature of Dr. A. W, Chase, the famous receipt book author, are on every box. z '',•-,„,' ,,,,if14lt• Bei %44 Chance to join •.'• Cloth That vcrnu refaltre awl SLINK! Money fore ;Tom t • Everybody Shouldjo in the Mutual Literary Mu. Me 0110) 01 Americo. There is nothing else kite It anywhere. et costs ahnostmothing to jolu and the benefits it gives are wonderful. it Peebles you to purchase booksandperlodiealsmusieand musical instruments at special cut prices. It secures re - culotte rn ter; at tunny hotelS. Xt answers questions free of charge. It eters scholarships and valua- ble cash prizes to utemberti. /t maintains club 0)0105 10 many ci ties tor Its znembers. In addltien4 every znPutber receives the (zinnia/magazine enti- tled .. 112v, try Won OVA a publication In a elasS by Itself,Including Opinces of high.class vocal and in. etrumental music (full size, each ximilth without Octal charge; 72 tokens in one year in as. YOU CAN GET ALL OF TRESE BENEFITS 11021 AL- MOST NOTICING. The full yearly Membership fee is Oat3Donav ftti• which you get all above, and You 14103' With' draw sup time within three months if you want to dos° and gob 3.0 UV 4i 11 itr back. /f you don't earo to spend 81,00. send 21 cents tor three months Membership, Nobody can afford to ass this offer by. Y on- will get your money buck in value many times over. -Full particulars will be sent free Of charge, but If you aro wise you will send In your request for inembershin ,v, ith the proper fen at one°. The 28 lats. throe months 700411- - '1 nership offer Will noon change. Write At once ad- dressing, your letter and enclOshir, 81.00 for full, rear's membership or tWority.ilve cents for thew) ampule to Sall:ITTRAL St./TiftlnAlltlir ill4ts160 Ceetrie Dia. AGO NalsrlAtu Sit.. N. V. ettly,,, I "TINYSIMISMDRZIEZDUREmmegyassISSORDzsgsgaltil Cook's Cotton Mot Compotrna Is successfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladies. Sate ,,effeetual. Ladies ask your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com- pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pith] and imitations are dangerous, Prion, No, 11., box' No. 2, 1&degrees s trongen$13 per box. No. 1 or 2, =Ailed on reeelpt of price and two tkent stamps. The Cook Company Windtior, Oflt ViieeNos.i and 2 sold and recommended.by al/ responsible Druggists in. Canada. No. 1 and NO, 2 are sold in Zurich at Dr, Buchanan's drng, store. .. Undertaking STORE 1•101=111101410141M.11••••1110 We have now a large and up- fo-date Stock of House Fur- niture a n d Furnishings which we offer At a Low Price.... UNDERTAKING Our Stock is Large and up -to date. In tine of need, give us a eall. PRICES RIGHT. ..i.outp•Roppy...••••• P. Meisaac DASHWOOD - ONTARIO INCOME OF THE FAMILY CUT OFF. Appeal front Friends on nchitif or a POOr Cons unipat v 0. The following letter froni an easter town, addressed to the Seeretary of th National Sanitarium Association, Taxon to, xplains itself " What steps re quire to he taken to place a consumptive patient in the Free Consumption Hos pital? We lia.ve a poor man hero who has consumption. He has a wife an family of five ohildren. He has beeit sick and off work for four months already. The only source ui' income of the family has been cut off. I think the father would bo better if he had the proper care, but here in the midst. of his family it is impossible to give him proper treatment. If we can place him in the Consumption Hospital for care and treat- ment, then the people bore can manage to look after the family until he is re- stored to health. He is able togo around, but is very weak," We publish this letter to illustrate how great is tho need• for the Fees Hospital for Poor Consumptives, established by the National Sanitarium Association at Mus- toka. Just one year ago the first patient —a woman from Napanee —was admitted nto the hoepital, and since ,then 168 patients have found a home within its rails. .A great number of ,these are veholly unable to pay anything, towards heir maintenance, whilst the average rom those who pay is less than one-half he cost of enaintenance. There is no endowment, and the Trus- ees depend solely in the making up of he large deficit each month on the con- ributions of kind friends. With the in- reasing numbers seeking admission to 210 i esEDAR POSTS BOB SALE: --We have lee a large number of First Class Posts lib the Lake Front, St. Joseph, which wilt be sold at reasonable prices. For perticu- lers apply to 48.tf 111Atiee & BENDER, Zuriph, Notice. rrHE IIBNSALL BRASS BAND, cow 1 posed of about 20 pieces, are now - open for engageznent. Applications for this purpose should be addressed to Mr. Orr. LINDER, leader, or .Mr. A. MCKAY, Secy., Hensel', Ont. Who has a Wagon ? OR OTHER. VEHICLE OF ANY KIND GET YOUR TIRES RESET ON ONE OF HENDERSON'S Tire Setting Machines 1 It sets them Cold. It does the work in a few minutes time. It keeps the Dish of Wheels just Right It does the work Perfectly. It is a wonderful improvement over the old method. No more guess work, but tires are reset accurately and quickly, without any chance of giving too much dish to the wheel, or in any way injuring it. Having one of these Tire Setters in prae- bleat operation, the patronage of the pub. lic is solieited. All work thoroughly war, ranted. John Weseloh, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Zurich, Ont Heifer Astray. Came into the property of the under. signed, a red heifer about 2 years of age. Owner can have same by paying for this advertisement and keep of animal JOSEPH GASCRO, 0011. 14, Lot 10, Hay Tp. TRAVELLED FROM WINNIPEG. Mother and Two Daughters, In Weedy Circumstances. Make the Journey from Winnipeg to ti ravenburst to. Seek Admission to the Free Hospital ler Consumptives. An illustration of the me- anydistressin eases constsntm ly coming before the man- agement of the Free Hospital for Con. sumptives eiravenhurst is in point We week. A. week since, the Secretar3r at the head office in Toronto, through whOrn all applications should properly be made, received a long-distance telephone mes- sage from the Phyeician-in-Charge at Gravenhurst, saying that a mother, with two daughters, both of whom wore af- flicted with consumption, had presented themselves at the doors of the Free Hos- pital, hoping to bo 411 01100 admitted. One daughter has the trouble only inn. slight degree, and from a medical point of view is admissible, as soon as room can . be made. The other has the disease in a more acute condition, and will need to take itnmedinte rest until it becoms e somewhat quiescent. Thefamily are poor, their railway fares having been. paid byo. friend. The mother has been given em- ploynient on the domestic, staff of the Hospital, and the deughters will board n town until .there are vaelint belle n the Hospital to admit thein. They came a]1 title (1141C(1 poverty stricken, but in the belief that somehow the:,' svould manage to get admission to thn netitution. Want of money is the only tiling, the Trustees tell us, that is preventing the increase of accommodation beyond the eigliVeiatients already provided for. Up to the present 210 0110 has been refused admission on account cd his or her poverty, but we are told that the want of funds is preventing the Trustees front providing the increased accommodation needed. Indeed, a heavy burden of debt is now pressing Upon them, and must be promptly met if this -work is to be carried Dn. Contributions may he sent to Sir Wto., R. Meredith, Ke., 4 Lamport .Ave., To- ronto, or Mr. W. J. Gage, 54 Front St. West, Toronto. - 1 1 t the hospital, should the subscriptions continue to run, short, as they have been doing for the past three months, the Trustees will have no recourse open to them but to close some of the wards. Sir Wm. 1., Meredith, Xt., Viee-Presi- dent of the Association, an Mr. W. J. Gage, Chairman of the Exedutive Com- mittee, wiU reeeive subscriptions for this much needed work. 50 YEARS' , EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS IDESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &C. • Anyone sending 41 sketch and desert mon nute en 0 t mem 11111 our topinum free W ether an. invention IA probably patentable. Communica. mons strictly cone eon t be. mmebook on Patents sent free, Oldest agelloY for securing patents. Patents taken through Islunu & Co. 1000140 speciai notice, Without charge, in the - Scientific Anierican. A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest Oir. enlation of any scientific journal. Terms. $a a Year: four months, si. Sold by all news milers. Branch orrice. tee "," St. Washington. D. 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