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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-09-04, Page 5The Zurich Herald. WITH A 3• --AND—* * - x' t I\TILL BE • Call and get our prices. Rickbeil, Zurich. ur a dacha Flour® sr 111) est Hensall Flour. i1611111„MCGM,d„ aemaa.e Buckwheat and Rye Hours. And in Breakfast Foods We Carry !'PYV .!-C � !"•'V. TINE, ROLLED/� T, . AND OATMEAL. AL S 0: International Stock Foods, Oil Cake and Linseed Meal. Seeds &c., &c. ( Zeller Block. ) C. S C 1 AG, sa - Z MJ R I C �l. ) Clothing for HOT WEATHER. We are acknowledged leaders in Clothing .of all kinds. We have the kind that will help you bear the summer heat. • ri � ;t ! ;� . D.fE R ZURICH ' TA A F,GW good building. lots for sale. se t9 the North end of the Village. Any pei son desiring to build will find this a m( e location for a residence, Apply to E. ZEtx n, Zurich, TIIE ROXON BINDER at Wort Some of the .Excellent Features of this Popular Machine. Yesterday - afternoon an-exhibi- tion of the working of a-Noxon. No. 9 binder was given on the farm of Mr. W. F. Johnston inside the Cor-- por€ation, at which. the townspeople anct neighboring fanners were in. vited to attend. So much has been said. in favoi of this popular ma- chine. that it was not renlarka.b]e that there was a large. audience.— Keen interest was manifested by all especially the farmers, and the nm - chino, a six-foot one. drawn 1)y two horses, did its work faultlessly.— It evil., set in motion in to field of heavy oat*, and so simple u.nd eon venient was it to operate that a eon ple of lathes, residents of the town, drove it around the field. han(lling it with perfect ease. Many others also rode the machine and were lend 11) their praise of the satisfactory manner in which it performed its work. Several photographs tare taken while the work, was in pro- gress by Mr. F. G. Kiborn After every feature of the ma- chine had been taken into consider- ation the general opinion was that a more perfect binder could not be found. Truly there is no end to inechani- eral skill and invention. There are to -day many machines of all and every kind which appear to be al- most human. In .going through onr factories we see machines for turning out some of the most deli- cate workmensliipeworking away apparently without € ny supervision beyond that they are kept fed with the raw material, and yet wear by year these same machines which were at one time considered perfect are still perfected., while it seems impossible to improve upon them. One naturally asks the question, where is all this to end ? Surely the time will colpo when there will 1 e no occasion for man to per- form labor but work machinery will have taken its place. These inventions are net confined to any indu-try. The need for thein mares) inspires mechanical minds. se, that the latter in a teen- "earetively short time ere enabled to produce that which the needs of the hour demand. rrliis iS 1110TO partirnhirlr noticeable in machin-, Ery which is designed te relieve the fernier Of some of hisht•avier work, end pre-eminently auliNfr, tbeste , ('.lines sin nt15 the new binder which, has reeently been pttt upon the; market by the Noxon Company' limited. Ingersoll.—Chronicle, Aug. 15th. A GREAT LITTLE WORKER.. During a long life time the heart will,propel half a million tons . of blood through the body, and so long as the blood is in a healthy condi- tion it will repair itself as fast as it wastes, patiently keeping up the play of its valves and the xhylnth of its throb. If the action of the heart gets weak. irregular or flut- tering; the blood is lacking in nour- ishing qualities and requires just such assistance as is best supplied by Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, the great blood boulder and nerve re- storer. Mustard plasters come under the head of drawing instruments. Silence is an exellent remedy for gossip. An obnoxious form of light litera- ture is the gas hill. If a pian has toothache he is sel- dom iroubled with nightmare. While a blacksmith may have man y virtues, he must have at least one vice. The red Hair of parents is visited even until the 3rd and 4th genera- tion. It is wonderful how crazy a mean can he over most any Woman till they are married. It is funny how a woman who will trust her instinct to pick out a husband, will always make angel cake by receipt. When a man tolls you that he feels like a fish out of Water it may be merely a gentle hint for you to ask hint to take something. A elan who will take no end of risks with other women, is always afraid when his wife events him to sit in a hammock with. her It will break (loWn. TRAVELLED FROM WINNIPEG, Mother and Two Daughters, in Needy Ciroumstances, Halo the Journey from Winnipeg to Gravenhurst to Seek Admission to the Fro. Hospital for Consumptives. An illustration of the many distressing Cases constantly coming before the man- agement of the Free Hospital for Con- sumptives at Gravenhurst is in point this week. A week since, the Secretary, at the head office in Toronto, through whom all applications should properly be made, received a long-distance telephone mes- sage from the Physician -in -Charge at Gravenhurst, saying that a mother, with • two daughters, both of whom were af- flicted with consumption, had presented themselves at the doors of the Free Hos- pital, hoping to be at once admitted. ' One daughter has the trouble only in a 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 immediate rest until it becomes somewhat quiescent. The family are poor, their railway fares having been paid by a friend. The mother has been given em- ployment on the domestic staff of the Hospital, and the daughters will board in town until there are vacant beds in the Hospital to admit them. They came all this distance poverty stricken, but in the belief- that somehow they would manage to get admission to the institution. Want of money is the only thing, the Trustees tell us, that is preventing the increase of accommodation beyond the eighty patients already provided for. Up tote .present no one has been refused admission on account of his or her poverty, but we are told that the want of funds is' peeventing the Trustdes from 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 011. Contributions may be sent to Sir Wm, R. Meredith, Kt., 4 Lamport A.ve., To- ronto, or Mr. W. J. Gage, 54 Front St. West, Toronto. NOT 1 E' 0 biillENCING AUGUST FIRST, will adopt the CASH SYSTEM 01? DOIN(4 BUSINESS. ger All Old Accounts owing me must be settled by the FIRST PAY' OE SLP. TEM..B ER. JOHN SCHAFER, Butcher, Zurich. Grp I i, air "I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for over thirty years. It has kopt my scalp free from .dandruff and has prevented my hair from turn- ing gray."—Mrs. F. A. Soule, Billings, Mont. There is this peculiar thing about Ayer's Hair Vigor—it is a hair food, not a dye. Your hair does not suddenly turn black, look dead and lifeless. But graduallythe old color comes back,—all the rich, dark color it used to have. The hair stops falling, too. Si.00 a bottle. All druggists. If your druggist eannot supply you, send us one dour and we will express you a bottle. 33e sure and give the name of your nearest express office. Address, J. 0. Al ER CO., Lowell. Mass. Notice. t p1Iii; HENSALL BRASS BAND, COM - 1L posed of about '?0 pieces, are- now open for engagement. .Applications for this purpose should be addressed to Ms. CIiAS. Linnet, leader, or Mr. A. McKee,. Secy., Hensall, Ont. ho has a Wagon ? OR OTHER VEHICLE of ANY KIND GET YOUR TIRES RESET ON ONE OF HENDERSON'S Tire Setting Machines r Chance to Jobs a Club That W111 Ilfake and Save RIOney for Ton. Everybody should join the Mutual Literary Mu - 1c Club of America. There is nothing else like it anywhere. It costs almost nothing to join and the benefits it gives are wonderful. It enables you to purchase books and periodicals Music and musical instruments at special cut prices. It secures re- duced rates at many hotels. It =mere questions free of charge. It offers scholarships and valua- ble cash prizes to members. It maintains club rooma in many cities for he members. In addition, every member receives the official magazine enti- tled " Ev'ry Month" a publication in a class by itself,including 6 pieces of high-class vocal and in- strumental music (full size) each month without extra charge; 72 pieces In one year in all. YOU CAN GET ALL OF THESE BENEFITS EOR AL- MOST NOTHING. The full yearly membership fee Is OneDoliar for which you get all above, and you may with- draw any time within three mouths if you want to do so and get your deltaic. back. If you don't care to spend $1.00. send 25 cents for three months membership. Nobody can afford to pass this oger by. You will get your money back In value many timosover. Pull particulars will bo scut free of charge, but if you are wise you will send in your request for membership with the proper fee at once. The 25 ets. three months mem- bership offer will soon change. Write at once ad- dressing your letter and enclosing 51.00 for full year's membership Or twenty-five cents for three monthto 1,F1ITTTAF. EITT!ICAATt.B artrszt1 CILVI3 Iternmslule iG®7Ynasnu St. ll . '12'. Otty. NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that. the Anna )1 k. General Meeting of the Shareholders of the " St. .Joseh Land Intpr'nvement and \fanufaet 1r•ing Company, Limited, will be held nt the head office of the Com- pany, at the Village of :it. Joseph, in the 'township of Hay, and the County of Hu- ron, Province. of Ontnria,, ONSATUIt1)AY TIE I2t.h DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 19e3, at the hour of nine o'clock, in the after• noon, to receive the report of the Board of Directors, elect directors and transact all such other business as may be laid be- fore them. St. Joseph, 33th August, 1903. THE ST. JOSEPH LAND IMPROVE MENT AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LIMITED. L. G. ROUTHIER PRESIDENT. DAS WOOD Furniture and Undertaking STORE We have now a large and up- to-date Stock of I3ouse Fur - xtiture " a n d Furnishings which we offer At a Low Price.... UNDEFeTAKING Our Stock is Large and up -to date. In time of need, give us a e€all. . PRICES RIGHT. P. cisaac DASf-1WOOD - ONNTA511O CEI)AR POSTS I"ORSALEa.--We have a large number of First Class Posts at the Lake Front, St. Joseph' which will be sold et reasonable prices. For particu. hers apply to 48-tf Meant & Beeeen, Zurich. It sets them Cold. I It does the work in a few minutes time. It keeps the Dish of Wheels just Right It does the work Perfectly. 1 It is a evondorful imrrovement ever the old method.. No more guess work, but tires are reset• necurntely and quickly, without any chance of giving too much dish to the wheel, or in any way injuring it. . }laving one of these Tire Setters in prae• tical operation, the patronage of the pub. he is solijited. All work thoroughly war- rauterl. John Weseloh, ENERAL BLACKSMITH, • Zurich, Oat Hoffman's Jubilee Laundry Guaran tee our Work. CONNECTION HOFF AN We use no chemicals to destroy or injure your Clothing, and we TAILORING IN w. 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE; TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &C. .Anyone sending a akeloh and description mop quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Communica• tient; strictiy Confidential. 1 Thudbook on Patents sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive Bpeciat notice, whthout charge, iu the Scientific American. A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest dr. rotation of any srtentl0c journal. Terms, 05 a Year; four ,nonths,$1. Soldbyail newsdontert. MN & Co 38 1Broadway, New York Branca) Office, r t' 'met- Washinaton. D. C. NOTICE. The public is"hcroby notified that I will not bo responsible for any -debts contracted ' by niy grandson, Cornelius Hildebrand, either in his or in my own mane, and, all person;i are hereby requested to_ gotera themselves accordingly. Jolla Unee east e. Zurich, Aug. 4th, 1903. .3bp.