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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-11-13, Page 4The Zurich Herald. p �fyp ,v15p•�rggU�BgASqrnn) P Y 311 � EUBSDA, J. B7 E. 2E'LLEI1 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:—$1.00 per year paid strictly in aelvanee. When the paper is not ordered to he discontinued it will bo.sent until such order is ,given and arrsearaa;es paid. $1,50 to be oharge+l when not paid in advance. ADVERTISING I:ATES,--Tran s is n t advertisements, 10 cents pet ilrevier lief for first insertion and 5 cents per line- for each subsequent insertion. Small Advs, such as`.Lost" `:Eatr,av'' or "Stolen rid be chnrgrr1 50 cents first insertion and ::5 cents for each subsequent insertion. Copy for change of -idvertiserocnt must be handed in not later ban Tuesday night of eaeh week to insure, l:hange in follow- ing issue. Local notices in ordinary reading type 5 cents per line. Notices for Church en- tsrtainments or other benevolent institu- tion at special rates. Contracts for column, half -column and quarter -column rates for specified periods will be cheerfully given. Address all communications to They. , E. ZELLER EDITOR, ZURIcrI, P.O FRIDAY, NOVEMBR 13th., 1003. Notice of Seed Control Act. A copy of bulletin No. 15, entit- led " Bill No. 200, Reprinted us Amended: An Act Respecting the Inspection and Sale of Seeds with Explanations and Comments" hes been received. This pamphlet is issued for general distribution, for the purpose of serving as a notice to the interested public, and also to provide means for closer study of the Bill in its relations to the oper- ations of seed producers, seed mor - chants and seed consumers. The Bill, as amended by the Committee of the Whole, during the recent session of Parliament, provides that seeds of cereals, grasses, clovers or forage plants which contain nox- ious weeds named. in the Bill, will be prohibited from sale. It further provides for uniform methods of , grading, according to fixed stand- ards of purity and vitality, the Timothy, Alsike, and Red Clover seeds offered for sale in Canada. A copy of the• pamphlet may be had free on application to the Seed. Division, Branch of the Commis- sioner of Agriculture and Dairying, Ottawa. Letters addressed as i above do not require. postage. over the whole mass and then agai mix, thoroughly. Put this Inixtur into the self-feeding boxes, an place where hoes of all gages oat eat of their contents ttt . pleasure. The charcoal furnishes the x'e quir ld mincrel ]natter wliaich ma have been lacking in the food, an is also an excellent eorrective fo digestive ttoubie,,whilo the copper nae, is a valuable tonic and stomaohie If the charcoal is at all ]lard to get, its place is tn.kon almost us Well by sods on earth rich in llunttl' . It is gemetic)ntible, indeed, if there is anything hotter than sods or vege teble mold taken frau the woodiot If a small <.lnatntity he thrown into each l t'n daily, it is netoni;;.iin:.f to see how much of it the hogs will c+al1"Sivlle. ; and the improved health and thrift of the animals will be a revelation to the feeder that has clover before tried it. Ground bone, wood ashes, sof coal, old mortar. rotten wood, etc are also aJt1e11g the substances Ilse.. incl re e.ommende;l for this purpose Prof. Henryreports solno intros ing experiments to test the vale of bone meal and hard wood ashes wbOil given a- a snoplelmeat tel en enclusive earn ration. None of the pigs showed an entirely satisfac tory growth, but the difference in favour of those getting bone mea or ashes was very marked. The pigs fed exclusively on corn were most plainly dwarfed. When slaughtered the several lots showed no difference in the proportion of fat or lean, nor was there any dif- ference in the size or character of the various internal organs. The bones, however, were a most inter- esting study. The table given below shows clearly the more econ- omical gains and the greater strength of bones in the ease of the animals furnished. with " ashes or bone meal. It is quite evident that corn meal, salt and water do not supply all the elements essential to building a normal framework of bone and muscle. Result with pigs living on corn meal with or without bone meal e.nd hard -wood ashes in addition.— Wisconsin Station. When bone When When meal was ashes neither fed. were fed was fed Corn meal requir- ed to produce 100 1bs. of gain, lbs, , 487 491 520 Average break- ing strength of thigh bones, lbs 680 551 301 Average ash is Haigh bones, grants 106 150 107 n e. al xt Special to .'III. —HERALD. y On Sunday some of the people of cl the village went to the Methodist r eheirch to hear Rey. S. 3. Allen - preach anniversary sermons. On Monday eveningthey had their annual fowl supper. Addresses Were delivered by Revs. Sowers, McLellain, Wilson and Dr. Medd and music was tilrnished by the I-Ioneall choir. 1Jver rthing twigs • first plass, even the receipts 11120.00, Rev. Mr. Shaw took Mr. Allen's work in'Londnn on Sunday. ' PON. H. 11. C)nok, of Smith Falls, was well liked. in Carmel church on Sunday and the :people will 1)e Ple..ased to hear ling again next t Sunday. al Supplies Have been ordered for our Carriage Co., the directors are having a busy time of it just; now. t, Next s1;r.ing they expect to enlarge o the building. On Wednesday evening Dr. Medd and wife were at home to the mem- bers of the official board and their - wives. A very pleasant time was spent. 1 After a rest of three years the young people of Exeter had a dance on Monday evening. A number of our leading people attended and report a good time. Mr. Mayor of the Molson's bank, St. Thomas, was here for a few days visiting friends. !f r 'c ponidtizA°k. HENSA L1 Canada the Wealthiest Country. Sir Robert Gifen's figures show that we are the wealthiest people in the world. The eminent stetistie an estimates that were Canode's wealth divided. en ch incliviclual would have $240. Britain per head can only show ,;210, while the Unit- ed States wealth averages bet $1.75 an individual. Britain's wealth is placed at 1i75 000,000.000. He este- nates the wealth of Canada at $1.- 350,000,000, and the Australian col - mins are rated at 1,050.000,000 — ndia is put down for; ;3,000,000,000. which is certainly a small anionnt or a pnpnlation of 300,000.000, but:r he averae income over there is et more than x,25 a. rear for n fem- lr; of five persone. The South. A.f- lean e.oloniee are raitedat t�ee0.000,- 00, which is reseed to F i;'2 50 per ase to of white population. anal t•he P.O. of the. orlon rs et $1,005,000,000 uli j '<* the ac e ro5;atr wee t:11 of tbo ia'itt h en:piSe 1;<`il„`i O,t?ilt,,e.,;,), Condiments or Correctives for Swine. Hogs that are closely confined 1 • and highly fed require a corrective of some kind to maintain the di- c gestive system in a normal condi- I tion of health, and the fatter the pig the greater the necessity, says f Live stock Commissioner F. W. t Hodson. When the adigesti -e or.- n "ons Lk Ix;e c.lcaggetl with fat their 1 al7i]ity to dieeet and aesi,:allute is r t;•ea.iic:llcia1. When a hog is running at largo, he does not root up the e 1>usturo for fore love, of exercise, r nor dn. o d.; it because of iniac' n C 1Ms''litasa, '_e roots to ol)t:a'n v, anctlling 1• which his systelaa a•.a.tivns. It is this ca•rt-ing twat .. r"r1' rlee0 slier tel ?nal`- :17111 En t•i:'•1:i neaers t7ea inlnllegrniinn ntn ('o'lala has increased (?Itrl1�- lee fecal ye•+r einlr,i ivith ' the arrive l'3 t•ilti111 11 +1 Enr<)' r !enrol e]. 10se '•iris of the influx, De- • e1 1 c•ro yin ever., Mr. Hopper is agent for Stewart's Backnohe Kidney—Pills and during November will sell two boxes for the price of one, 50 cts. Ile has sold thecal before and knows that there is nothing better. The concert under the auspices of the Bend on Saturday night was well attended and we feel sure they made well by it. On Sunday evening a young lady of the concert company assisted the choir of the Methodist church and sang a solo which was very much appreciated. The choir did remarkably well. The sermon was listened to with marked attention by a large audience. After the service a large number partook of the communion, Nett Sunday morning, Rev. Dr. Henderson, Gen- eral Missionary Secretary, will preach at Chiselbllrst and in the evening here, IIe is considered the best orator in the Canadian Methodist church and is sure of an 'audience. The Miller Carriage Co. has appointed the following officers.— President, Geo: Brown ; Vice Pres., 'Geo.Me,Ewon, M. P. ; Sec., W. C.. Davis ; Tres., A. Brandt. Last week large shipments of .Dutch, sets were made by our local dealers, Hog Cholera is prevalent in Kent Co. Feed yon hogs Hopper's Im- perial Stock Food. Y. DASHWOOD Special to TES HERALD. The citizens of Dashwood were aroused from their slumbers by the cry of "Fire" at about six o'clock on SIUId0y morning. On hearing the cry everyone rushed in the direction in which the smoke and fla.71)os could bo seen, and found that the barrel-faactory, owed by big . rl'iccletnann, \aS 011 fire. Every- thing., peessine was done to save the fact<)ry but to no avail. '1'lle baileiit,7 wee entirely destroyed. '.riga) m use'• 14 the fire is tlnknlwn. nf7 1 le"'•r977;01n has the sympathy rl,' 111, ;a ll:a,c. •it;Golly as, 'WO ):ander: thele ;1•aa `,, 110 insurance on the buntline. Mr. end 5-11•.3 Liao Hall of Exeter kited With NI'. algid heirs,'George Reilly o71 Stinal:al'afternot1T1. - and il.l3s Burn. Merrier of the ioneessi1)11 epeilt Srun,lay with rnior's brother Jonathan. Misses. Loretta and Stella ek and Mabel and Jennie took t1 pleasure trip to r on Sunday afternoon. 1. Eden, of Crediton, has been ng her niother,'tho past week. Les Williams and him sister were the guests of Miss 1 Hardy on Sunda.y afternoon. .1lefe:Isa ac's now furniture store ng lap rapidly and from. 1)re- tl,mearance willsoon be ready e, er-Milking is • at present the of the day• A great many eking advantage of the low of apples and a aro making a, supply of apple -butler fora the er, ()young, people, of Dashwood, t a very pleasant evening husk- orn at Mr. C. Finkboiner's on ay. is generally understood here Mr. S. Hardy and family in - remaining iii. Dashwood for winter. to pupils of our school are busy tieing for a concert, which is 3 llelci, in the near future. . HOW TO 14LtKLe' SALABLE DRIED ADPL1 s.—As-soon as the apple is pared it should be cut into • quer-, tors, trirnniecl and thrown into an ordinary sized pail which hue been about half filled with water in which a hanclfnll of salt has been - stirred.. As soon'ts enough apples have been prepared, drain off the water, Which can be used again, and dry in the usual manner. The effect of the salt water is to whiten the apples very and prevent thong from turning dark. Try this way and you will he pleased with result and proud of your work with really no more trouble. Dried apples are saleable from. lot October to 1st of April, but exper- ience has proved that it is the wisest plan to market the goods early while the demand is good. The Police magistrate at the Soo, fined a would -bo personator at the recent bye -election $400 or three months, - FARM FOR SALE. In the Township of Staeley,boing lot 20, South Boundary, containing 06 acres, more or less. All cleared hitt about 2 acros. 11 is situated 214 males from the village) of Zurich and ti 311110s from KKippon Station. There is a good comfortable house on the premises, as well as two bank barns and other necessary outbnilcdfngs, well supplied with water, well fenced and otherwise III goo(1. condition. For further• particulars apply to JA:llrs ESLER, Blake P. 0. 1111-1) 47rn r.. .-aa 7lso base Note UR TWO BIG STORES Are now loaded with choice up -to. date FALL & WINTER GOODS and have already got ON A QUICK MOVE. -3 . Beautiful new Dress Goods, in assorted colors at 37.4 -cents, worth far more lrloney New Flannelettes 20 and 25 yards for $.100, beautiful Wrapperetts 10c., ladies' vests and drawers 25c. 35c. and 50 cents each. Mens' New Overcoats well worth ,$9.00, you get thein for $7,50 Ladies' new mantles at all prices, and are taking well. Nov is your opportunity for bar- gains. Coble and get your share. I-Iigh- est prices for Farm Produce, THE R, PICKARD CO., Ilensail and Dashwood T >T Ts Direct Importers 1 J11t j , f,�dl4�y 1O'A 1 trge stock and variety ofeeti T R, U N S "7-1,ises, ..Etc. PURSES Mens' Wallets and Bill folds Ladies' wrist bags, Chate- laine bags, Finger Purses, ....Robes.... Goat Skin Robes. ....Blankets Plush RLTOS—fine quality. : SEASON AB LE ARTICLES.. Leather Working Mitts. Leather Sa,penaera, Shawl Straps. •. Sask ateheviran_ Robes . - Indian Tanned Robes. .... Blankets RUBBER RUGS, ,sm nx.rasa,ear.o„ea nem F U f7 `A II 4Y / TU 6 9 E , •mw+nxum.nnrm-scnne.w EASELS, 1300k -VASES, PAPER RACKS, MIRRORS, MUSIC STANDS ETC. ETC,, ETC, -i c,, .r4'AS.i•iii ilfs%f: '.'.1�Ii'll Y .inii`n..i..Ram`.4?""'. kfTSEL.fwtit,+l•:SalwAY#31MailM::e)PtN,Rso } � HEALTH To preserve or restore it, there is 1'1r. better prescription 't'oi' 111t'll., 5V`0111011 Lind children than Ripans Tabules. They are easy to take. Theyare made of a combination of medicines a1)'l ram o\ vCl and used by every physician. Ripans Tubule's are Widely used by all sorts of people— +,ut to the plain, every -day folks they are a veritablefriend in need. Ripans Tabules have become their stan- dard family remedy. They •ar'e a dependable, honest remedy, with a long and successful record, to Cure indigestion, dyspepsia, habitual and stub- born constipation, offensive breath- heartburn dizziness, palpitationof the heart, sleeplessness, muscular rheumatism, sour stomach, bowel and liver complaints. They strengthen weak stom- achs, build up run -clown systems, restore pure blood, good appetite and - sound, natural sleep. Everybody derives constant benefit from a regu- lar use of Ripans Tabules. Your druggist sells them. The fife -cent packet is enough ' for an ordinary occasion. • The Family Bottle, 60 cents, contains a supply for a year.