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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-04-01, Page 44 The Zurich Herald 114 > h �� IS PLI33Ia1SEi14n EraT TIIrT1 SART V NTh 13Y' L zELLL''lb TERMS OF SUBSCR1IaTION:—$1.00 per year paid strictly in advance, When the piper is not ordered to be diseoutinued it will be sent until such order is given and ;arrearagespaid . $1.50 to be charged when not paid in advance. ADVERTISING 'ES.—•Tran s i e n t dvertisements, 10 cents per Brevier line :; ar first insertion and 5 cents per line for cacti subsequent insertion. Small. Advs. each as"Lost" ''Estrav" or 'Stolen will ce ehargod 50 cents first insertion and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. Copy for ehange of "Advertisement must be handed in nolat of each week tot insure Tuesday re aha geia in follow- ing issue. Local notices in ordinary reading type 5 cents per tine. Notices for Church en- tertainmentst institu- tion in when any. one opened the door. The• senator went out and spoke to the banker. The banker said; 'Senator, I am uneasy about my boy. Do you think he may be in the saloon.? Did you see anything of him?" 'Yes, I Saw him in the backroom of the saloon playing cards and drinking,' replied Senator Hum- phrey. The father seemed speechless for a moment, turd then from a heart full of distress he cried out, •O God! how 'shall I save my boy from ruin?' . 'You have a grave problem to solve.' I would give half i am worth to destroy every saloon in the coun- try,' said the banker.11 'A' it seems cruel to remind you of it now, blit you should have eonlo to that conclusion when we wanted you to join in the fight to keep them .out of the county. Now or other benevolent lows concerning packing •of Canad- ian butter in Danxsb, 5�iels, Tho butter packed in this size is' the best quality of ''Canadian Crew, e and ioishape by the shipperswhreceive their instructions from consignees 013 this side --most of it comes with no mark except what is on the cask,' it eau easily be erased., There is no doubt that the bulk of • the • batter Peeked in this style is sold as the "Choicest Danish. - Only a few Canadian. ?fin stip butter in "tiles. or eggs "Foreign" for "Irish" case. Canada in the Majority of cases does not get credit for her food products. One never sees in Brit- ish retail shops'•Canadian Cheeo" "Canadian Butter," "Oanadian Eggs," "Canadian Bacon" or "Ca- uatl.ian Beef.' A few Canadian firths are advertising their goods and in time our goods may be called for, but as yet the average British con- sorter (loos not care v:here Ms food eanee from asl ong as it Chit, his they have your boy, and I do not on at spoeial rates. knots, what •you can do. May God Contracts for column, halt-eolulun and taste and site }used, t e reusonab)o• b011) you.' quart.ee cheerfullyolumn rates for specified periods As to general rule the wholesale Why shotiid not the father ex - will a riven, Address all firms buy and sell goods for what pect his boy to tall in with what i communications to 1 the fnnrt' work is clone he endorsed? Parents, think of, 1171-1. 1-1exala. N[L,a/ !1• if 7 0 _- NEW LINES OF FURNITURE .is the .:law finish in t soy' are, ., . by the retailer, and the consumers 1 that and vote to outlaw the saloon. ' another plaice might the are the only ones who are deceived, Ili many E. ZELLER EDITOR, Ztrxtle•It, Y.O and they don't care if the duality is above sad story he duplicated. __ _.�_•. gores. The 'State Issne' relates it of a FRIDAY, APRIL, 1, 1004. Under the "Merchandise Marks father in a Michigan town, but that Act" (of Great Britain) goods Pan there are doubtless a hundred thousand homes in which there is Every day the journals bring to our notice now accidents cine to tho negligence or imprudence of those having coal -oil lamps under their charge. Every well -kept kitchen is providtxlwith alittle stock of milk, While water only quickens the safe. '•Nova Scotia" on apple.s hundred thotistuxd dollars as re flame of coal -oil or gasoline, milk (tri) (`` that Provence `a S otlan'° ld be ap plesllow- would are friend be well bled if ende d not spoken immediately extinguishes it and 1 eles.sed by themselves. Eggs conte rather hastily, he replied: 'star, })reverts all uanger. This is a pro -frog) Ceine a. packed in the Foreign if it was my bot.' cess which every mistress of a or irieh. case which hold. 1440 eggs. Let Bitch. citizen, where the sa- f or Selected loon is seeking entrance, remember } to post in a prominenprominent;'i'lese are sold as iris~~ � is too }tate, that its horse n her Danish whichever may bring the now. before it place in her iLitclten� higheet price. .American and ea- coming means ruin to somebody's boy. and let each father say to A report cannel bus athe seatteff nadi(LUtfL},ortLcon and. of landing ttEnglish gii h hiulself, •It mttp bo my boy.' war that a battle has taken Owe! e E Ti W. the Russians and Jaiemeee 1 enter the country with no mark or any mark that will not lead the people astray as to where the goods come frons—tor exaatnple if you. put Boston on goods, the party concern- ed would oe fined, as there is a Boston in England, but Boston, Mars. or Boston, U• S. A. would he such a'skeleton in the closet, is not an ot�ttspoken complaint. At LL public uteeting,wliere appeal was being made for funds to for- wurcd some effort in behalf of the young, the speaker declared that if but a single bciv were saved,, the U M" C C N •ori �._. and Bed Room Setts. Very ttailtlhtllue. Childress' Sleighs, Organs t'ianos Blankets, Robes and Bells will be sold at a Big Reduction. smoke -houses end sip}u'tLr oxi ',the 1 market aR ',Wiltelitrd'" "(.'.n n lET' - between • to assts near An1n, Korea. the latter 1oein r ( erne- " ,Yorkshire'' •'Bcrkhhire' or WANT BAR ABOLISHED. fifty men killed, though the Iens- stan force retreated, their loss not being stated. A powerful Rcusseian fleet is now on its way to the East, and is ex- pected to arrive shortly. It appears Canadian Foots Products is Great of Knox College,a1 superintendent of that Port Arthur harbor ie ,till Britain. l Carman, open, althonglt the daps have eludel ; the Methodist church, spoke several determined efforts to block. i rno fullewing is the report of A. ? briefly the entrance.`\ . tirrintllee, Agent of the Depart -1 Dr. (,riven said.: "What I would Ment of Agriculture in Great Brit- i like is that the temperance and The Japs are ;ill x'i1 +11111 troopsf, i urn x c;sul Alin Canadian food pre-; Christian peeple of Ontario would. into Korea. and arts said to have 1 ducts In Groat Britain. i speak out regarding tho fluty of nearly 100,000 near the scene ui tlanadian food products are often; the Iacgislatnre at this time. Oil Hostilities. Russian troops are pilr• sold 5ntnalr, Groot being rttt tl)ein ttthe prodiict tm• • tario is • bound to ot simply t tnaxid sheathe barrooms f ing int -.Harbin, lysine.Luria, svl.tic.lt 11 to ,eat Britain or theproduct of sof tlw 1?rosinro ho abolished. This town is beim*rt)rt_;1y fc)rtiiiu.l,tLn I some other country, --the prodnet 1 is not the nitinl:ttnai of the teal- the Japanese have a big contract 1 of which OHM (•Onnnand tL higher I peralino reform, :tilt it is snnlething on handl to oust the Bear from this riee on the markets. Tho only that the people ask 110w:w: No ).poral nest. Regarding the warships. of I ,sthing that can 1)0 done is for the 1 arguments can be adduced in sup 1 g• Canadian shippers to brand Canada 1 port of the public barrooms, this 1 the two nations, little i5 known, or Canadian on everything and ads -1 um 11ee(ked thing' openly flaunting t • but hei�,ro many days some start- 1 vertisr> freely in tho Bt itish trtdc� 1 itself in our face every clay. The ling now.4 may lid looked for, and 1 journals A few Canadian firths .tbtionahispblicnusance is it looks t it the -Taps had o big have. artay i n amain -toil this their brands in demand. and i conviction of the people 5110111(1 1* known a5 "Catnail ian Produce," 1 intute knowIl by el. et'ylegtt-llllttte lint this position has only been i means to the Legislature." gains'~. by :spending a. lot of money j Rev. Dr. Cannan: `I endorse in civertising Financial returns 1 most heartily the words of our any other to vent() })rants. Of C.,,t11at. if you could prove a casewhere Canadian �et Temperance League o. Hold marks ere forlred the parties non-; g at Toronearned would be heavily fiinets, but all this t'unnr work is done in eel_ i Toronto, March 27.—At today's 1x1.5 or behind the scenes. l meeting of the Canadian Temper - l`, once Ledge both Principal °even, 1 1 he Peooes YY a arethr'ough taking stook and find are over- stocked in some lines. We have decided to give ale BARGAI;'',r:S in all lines of GOCDDS, PRINTS, ETC. Be surf and S'?O 011r 11GW yi„r ).:�� HATS, CAPS AND H H R TS. Highest prices for Produce. surprise in store for their big op- ponents Some c?Xeiting events may be expe.ted the beginning of April, Tho Legislature adjourned on Tuesday morning after sitting all for and if he receives more money 4• of the .Legislature today 1, night, debating tL resolution lnt)t'nd 1 l) • having his me odther sole o mas ys the ! the abolish1 rem 1}';d the r. It is y oft the t L f , :are what the average shipper looks friend, Principal 0Oven. The (luta by Dr. Beattie Nesbitt. Dr. Nesbitt'. motion prov1,1ril Haat no railway should be subsidiz- ed in future except on .-onditidtn that the passenger rate should net exceed 2 cents per mile. Thu only railways that are subsidized at the present time are those which open up a new section. of the conn.tr.y, and could. not or would not, be built without prblio aseistanCO To impose a 2 -cent passenger rate on a colonisation road, in a thinly= - populated or unsettled stretch of •country, while the rails; rigs in the settled portions of the. Preview charge 3 cents, would not be jut 00 fair. in Michigan there is a. e -cent rate on railway earnings of ?t3,000 per mile or over, but these roads do not grant the cheap excursion rates, which the people of Ontario are favored with on all sorts of occasions. The Premier is right when he says that a reduction in freight rates is a matter of xnut,h greater. consequence to the public than a reduction of passenger rates. Every consumer in the country would be affected by the former, but only a small proportion of the the people;, especially of the indust- rial classes, travel on the railroads to any appreciaablo extent, except -when holiday or excursion rates .are given. - • 'Canadian ButtIrtPeeked int Danish Mr. Grindley also reports as fol - }aro( nd, , c vert ncatlirelly lifetimes. the higher 1 erals to stand by the Government, price and 5a5" nothing, It i; aa. ti ery land bring into operation tho wishes slow gaum. getting the British 1 of t:im penile, Are we to be robbed people to change their ideas or 1 of this right by any party spirit?" trustee, to play the game one must; The nttcranc05 of Drs. Cason and have lots of time and spend. money '• Carman wore received with the freely—this the average Csnadian 1 ttreete t enthusiasm by the nm - exporter cannot uttord to dee but mensa audienee elanausian eoode aro grednaily, if ! -l,attic, ..in� � rUEWv ..inning in favor. This gain ; R" in favor is chiefly Clue to the fine 1 rlttality of the (iitnodittn ;clots In• f At. North (lower, near Ottawa,. tt'.rneti•enel competition i5 so keenan immigrant boy.drew a knife and to c:aptnre the British market that stabbed his teacher, because lie had there iia no trolls to try"fake received chastisement. The police are looking for Mini. A big land deal has been complet- ed at Niagara Falls. A syndicate has bought 2500 acres, which lies between the, Valls and Chippewa, games" and I still sorry to say the only, way to make souse, Canadian shippers honest is by Act of Parlia- ment. Great good has already been done by "The Frttit Marks Act." Our dairy products are landing oriel {and includes nearly every ava,llabie season in more perfect condition fl { actors site within some distance kept a isiclue to the, over close inspection j of the electric power development. tite in Canada, buttheter, tip toIhe i The land will be laid out in factory turd of c.:heo5a and blister, to the , and town sites, improvement in the cheese factor- ies and creameries, but also largely The thaw and rain of last Friday due to the "Government Cool Oar- and Saturday caused a flood long ing Rooms" for cheese, and the,to he remembered by the residents improved "cool" and "cold" storage of tho wostern peninsula of Ontario. for food products on the ryvrarious; M onyxtv1oueand has b0cdolln arsr worth Steri ntshtp Lines running from 1 1 mr Canada to the different British lin a few places people ohaiave been est s uf- drowned. Among • Ports. W. C. T. U. Lon { fererss is the city of London. West `don, to suburb, was covered with. water, - from 4 tb. 6 feet deep, flood- ing houses and driving people frons IYow to Save the Boys, I their homes, Many have lost all A banker in Allegan County, , their belongings, • and the total Mich., three or four years ago j amount of loss to the residents will voted to • license the saloons, and' tun up to $25,000. Twodpersons to 1 they were brought back into the county. A few years ago ex -Sena- tor Humphrey was at a hotel in Allegan, and looking out he saw the banker walking back and forth in front of the hotel barroom and lost their lives; on Setup ay, was a medical student named Mc Martin, whose home was in Th.orti- dale, and the other was a merchant in West London. Many other towns have also lost heavily. . :ARProer 9 Zurich. The Via For Valor ria Cross in Ten Colors Weekly For News all and E phffe 24 Pages HE picture shown is one dear to every man, woman, boy and girl, on account of its meaning--" The Vic- toria Cross," given for conspicuous bravery. If only the soil of South Africa could voice the deeds performed upon it, how many Victoria Crosses would have been found to have been earned by Canada's sons ! It is hard in the heat of action to notice every act of valor, and therefore only those which take place under the eya of superiors of sufficient rank can be noted. CO The picture shows one of such deeds. Two troopers are closely pressed by the enemy. The horse of one is hit. Under the withering fire, the man whose mount is unharmed halts, and, risking everything, waits to get his comrade safely mounted behind him and carry him back to the Canadian lines. It is a desperate deed, and one often performed but seldom noticed. When, however, such an act is seen, the reward dear to soldiers' hearts above every other is the result. This picture is from the brush of Mr. W B. Wollen, an art?st famed for his war pictures, one whose work appearsin all the leading illustrated periodicals of the Empire. It is a forceful subject from the hand of a strong man. The Mail and Empire has obtained the exclusive right for this picture in Canada. It is a perfect ten -color reproduction, and will be given FREE to readers under the following conditions : =- • With The Weekly Mail and Empire New and old subo•;ribers may secure one copy of the Artogravure on ordering ONE YEAR'S subscription, payable in advance, mailed to any address in ('•,nada, Great Stitain or United States for $1.00. it For samples of paper and further particulars, write to -- C1 C:TLATION DEPARTMENT, MAIL AND EMPIRE, TORONTO.