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FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1004.
The 'eater Supply.
Rum wr.i.r,. TER. .r..•z:. •
i .\r7o.,r and CR1.nii.ril-.
Some rather startling facts- in
reF'ard to tlltl water ,apply of our
farms, cheese factories and cream-
eries,brought out at the eon -
f r (• n(of 41arrv,lllstln(.tors and e
pe'rtt• lE hi. in Ottawa last fall. tile
ofit..lal report of which is now bo-
ing distributed' s 7. A. RutLti '-..
Chief of the Dairy Div isitl,Ottiaw; a.
Irl
diseussifet the sanitation of
e"beese Pati uritis and cre,merit''),
)r. Con '1l. bluet'ri711tigist et the
r•"%"',t `rt Dairy i7('11nel, ]) 1 Ijtt' 1 )
touch them. $uch a well is generals
ly termed a ('zzlinor&11' one in the
section, Probably beoaause the sal
phuretted hydrogen of decompo-
sition causes a odor somewhat like
that of natural sulphur Water.
Improvement eeessary. A fac-
tory well cannot be kept nncou
taminated, so long as •the drainage
and whey disposal system of the
faetoryis not carefully looked after
so • that the first essential for a
pure water supply from the ordi-
nary well is good drainage. Next.
is the proper construction of the
well. including its covering, so as
not to permit surface washing flow-
ing in. As Prof. Shutt pointed out,
the drainage matter, apart from its
actually poisonous character; is the
very material upon which microbes
and germs live, and water polluted
from the barnyard, etc., is always
loaded with countless millions of
bacteria. It is impossible to turn
out first class dairy products where
such water is used, so even from
the dollars and cents standpoint,
improvement in this respect is im-
perative.
It is not the smell or appearanceI of water that denotes its condition.
Many:an1111e:4 of water, which to
the sense Of smell or sight or taste
are perfect, yt simply reek with
filth. The bacteria which we. can-
not detect by our senses are far
more dangerous than those which
we can deteet.
Peach Trees Damaged,
rf r.4uto, May 25.--Ileport, frolr
the poach districts are coming in
t') the Agricultural Department of
the Ontario Government. In the
:4i.1_:.tl':a Peninsula, anis in. the
tf E t'S and along the west-
ern 1,,,rder, these report- sliow that
' l!.n tries are looking well, lilt
ones have been greatly danl-
;a•_ tl. Thousunt1 of trees are dead
1111'1 the majority of r1(1 trees alive
ll't',-t' few i)er>!•;i(tlll?s and matth (li?it(7
\':(''t!. :']ii? prod'cet i:4, therefore.
t 1a(
the 1)4'4.47'h ('eo]) t1),; year, Rill
that one groat sanitary recut-lt,, s .a:4. Flu' (tt .t;;e t.' u'tat.
!,•ted. water. lost of tit'.I t It. t': , trees ; Y 1.('14. greater t_.t..a
...1'741111 their 'Nvatt.,, et'c)111 :!t(11i ,� :•.a Iei.tr,e.•.1.
\°:(ll•., only 0 it'w. '.1x:11_^' wat'`I' 1',';'4..,
((7'1)\,(1' 3, springs, c e('kT ('1' 1'i\e' • ,''`,siee ats for ..)nae,
F.100r1 water t.,113. bt. 00:7 red ilei,' -`....-'
shall,,\V" ( ', .ltaet` u(]l"1. \ t ;;11 t)'' 1:r. 1i..'
J.Tidl' , 41 1:1111 i 4.4.14. , .} i' a(', 111'7°,
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inlr4U4 lir' sitnitarians ween it 14111..,,; is {'1'4:(1'111 t1I1 the 141t ,.111 1 , (t ::. 1)011 d N: -irk on (1 It..
t'tt 2 r la ki 1p, .4Prpo.... '.. Th..' • 1114, , . o; •!1 44. ('it1l n for L' . 1 $}1•'.'12. ; will. 1 : 'r, .'t:it:a.l' 1:11101',
'•14 t1 r 11li. Sinillly Tilsit `-'1711'11 7.',111 'Ta1'lr, 141111I1'M t.art.anott'• iII .'l; •1, 1'111 ,4: I1. rep. ratt('1',
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and. '1' "r( �l „ tit's . ('li t,. '
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Tionse 413. .4. tt`re which tiles \, i� ,+ia ;Lrll7�r ally :'4)[!1 1 \'iii :11' t.0 '. silly it!), a l 0":110,01:.1 )l 1 a 1 t t.1 i the soil in ',14.4.:4 :1':1 i 110\\ the storif t t ,
art to 11.`.(•7!4)1' ('."1' ti'.t'('',1,. ... }+`1:1171 Till' t 'ta:• ] :1
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lat•'r 1.' lr4'7.71 i4\' t.,'i'eI. 11.,,•11 •:14' 't,•,.1 to tilt? 4`111.
,77•1' 1' mili ,fi'i}•. 1'.0, }.. ,1
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and thunder. Change to westerly
winds, rising barometer and fair,
cooler weather will come in from
the west and north as the storm
areas pasts oft to the eastward..
June comes to its close in the
midst of is regular storm period.
This period is central on the 29tH,
reaching from the 27th to July 2nd.
On Monday the 27th, the first day
of the period, the Moon is. at full
and. extreme declination south, in-
dicating that disturbances of this
period will 'develop , early in the
period, .and continue with greater
or less•intensity for several days.
The center of low barometric Ores,
sure will lie to the south, inducing
northerly air currents and causing
cool northerly to north-easterly
rains during most of this period,
over all sections north of the cen-
ter of low barometer.
Hay Council.
Council met on Saturday, May
28th. .All members present. They
formed into a Court of Revision of
the assessment roll, Tho following
changes were made in the assess-
ment according to appeals :--
Wm. Dawson 4a+8essecl NX 24,
Con. 14 instead. Caspar Ro^hrig ;
John Ford W. ; SB instead Wm.
Ching H. Guenther F. S. Pk. A.
Dashwood,instea(1 of Chris Beaver
Wm. Snell, S. ;.1 3, con 13 instead
of Wm. Pfaff; Conrad Schilbe, E.
25, con. 1.4,. instead. of S. Dietz ; 4
S. Stanlake Sr„ lot 0, S. 13., instead
Wm. Ching ; David Beattie, N. W.
Cor , Lot 2.3 N. B., instead J.
Thir,1. ; .1. Thirsk, N lot 25, N.13.
instead A. Th(.lnp ')n ; H. Bauer,
V. Vii. 1.10 Znrioh. instead Mrs. E.
Ifi( S ; Jena', ban Merner, V. t;i. pt.
Vic, 21 Zurich, instead of 3'. 1.).
ie ner; C'. Schrag, l \V, eor. lot
21 con. 10, inst.) ul (f J. D. lllcrner ;
.A. (:411(1\'vCll assessi-11 joint 0\.11er
11 :42'19. 20, 0')11. .4. The assess-
ment of T. ,T, l'•Iernt'r for personal
in npel't;\ strop!: r1; . (.'has. IIart-
io]1) dog struck i'ii'.
The 0lllrt was t'1:"i adj')ilr1PI3..
'.1'114.' 1110( t-iiig \\ , vai17 t1 to order
at':..1 the, fullm,illg Ree.enits were
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'. ; J )trl;••11,(111, rop. bridges,
Zighlr
The time is here when you want a new
Side -Board, Parlor Suite,
Bed -room Suite.
R anything in the line of furniture,
) designs, new finishes.
,
Organs and Pi nos,
and Rubber Rugs, Trunks and
Valises Single and Double Harness.
HE best judge of a collar or other piece of
harness is the horse. As he is not com-
petent, the owner must exercise great care in
its selection. No possibility of a mistake if a
PNEUMATIC COLLAR is used.
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t..) 741441 .... : ,..:tit til (' ,i •:It'`r
li0€' wells art' ..• _t 7
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'alit:4, tilrat174. t14.0.' ore :1,,t 4.a.
0I)OV(„' t'lIO :.1'1'otinli 4'4.41't'; 'e't
hence revolve 7:4.;4. '^I t1.le \ 11••4tits
direct. Farmers and . 111.1:11 ^ •414.. ,
to realize that 0. suri'0t'r' well
not get its 1I-M'er 8':311 some 11:,,'..•11
SOl11'('t' below, lint is simply a ,•
leetirig re.ervOir for the err';:".
water derived frtri11 rain 14.1:(L sn e
water. And further, that if the
soil In the neighborhood of 41le'il
well is saturated with slop \ 410,.
and 11oroe or factory- llrainin:'-,
that sooner or later these \wi11111 i itis
their way into the well.
Some Tests. Prof. Shutt's chem-
ical analyses of farm well water
have shown the majority of the
'Fells to be little better than cess-
pools. 1• 111 100 to 200 samples :1
year 41," lysed at t iit. c]"..1. t 1i I
labrat''•-' r the Central El,cri-
me11tia1 Fart)',, and not ono'-fitth 111
these can be passed as sate and
'wholesome. By far the greater
Lumber aro utterly condemned,
while others aro reported as sus-
picious, putting them in the cats.
gory
ati-
gory of those that are unsafe to nee
Tho bacteriological examination of
Dr. Connell, and Prof. Harrison of
the Ontario Agricultural College,
show sibnilar result. Dr, Cannel
mentioned th it out t f a, dozen fac-
tory waters s :lit hila last tt1111r)nc'1'
'4ie,(, ; 110 was lit fur 1Use. All were
Dallis (:olit,L}ninittec.l, and.for drink•
ing puri70se:1 would be immediately
('ond0mned. Later Dr. Cannel had.
:in opportunity of seeing two of the
wells from which the samples 'Were
taken. Both \were subject to direct
gross contamination from drainage
;;aster lying under tlae factory floors
nn(1 the streams Of flirty slime setild
lye) seen opening into the wells a-
bout four feet below the surface.
Both these waters were very foul,
so foul that animals would not
1t p h1,.i r'ac 110:l,
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frequency until /tear the elld of the
month.
A reactionary Storni period \rill
be central on t'lle 12th and 1.;711,
vwith the :ne)(441 at i10.11'.4.and extreme
north dec'linat'ion on the 1"3711. The'
disturbances ilnine(liat(:ly ])rece(1--
ing .these dates will run over into
this period. The. temperature will.
rise greatly. and the 1) urometer \will
fall to s r...w ll r eu (1ings 021 471(1 touch
ing tilt 13tH, with many electrical
t,'terills in transit from west' to oast
This next storm period is central
Ion the 18tH, anti the Mercury period
ir( central on the 1(it'h, so that the Revised every. Thursday afternoon.
Wheat .............. 88 to 0()
Oats ufl 32
Barley . , ..... •10 45
Peas ., . • ... 60 02
Flora:2 25 2 50
Butter .:. 11 13
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;'4t: .' 1i. 71. frit` Y°4': \,.t contracts
R•r.iro' let, . a±1('1, ,(mlI.Llif(`(L`111 all to
~'i lar' t+,l.•?t':'u„ eiders IVI'rt` :Til tt 1.
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\vrl 1< 7311 ('re(li•
•11 1'•41,e], Charles Brown,
3)'a. � 4.1.1`;1•: t'' 1 :'il'('7 :o. Li:Mi ter,
[54 , , i ell lol•,;1ntttllg in 110x,
{ •,'. it '-„ii. ikon, 1'01), t'i'i1Cr?1't•,,
1 i. Armstrong., rep, bridge.
L'. A 111;':t('1', ' 2'('p. 1)1`1.3,41', 1 ;
(•i. U. }L.11^d4!n, dr11iying plank,
:at; ..\ni.114. ';awtnr,dit('ia of Con,
'ri:):F 4( i:.. iilllr•r, ('4 }1.'11ses for
:71,t'tes,�::'�)J,•'ii) I. i)l.7i'larll
staf 111•• 101) )1•, ?)4.. 1). t1 c+. -stencil. part
pa..7m '11t i'r•r '.onc'rett' tile, 1'•100 ;
�i.lflln i•1- €eseser, file. ,4.(421.
The Celine: at1)nlu'ned to meet
again 111 the T' vsn .Lillis -Crediton,
(1x1 ihlld(ty, O1nl;-'1111, 100.4, tit 10 1..a.
111., when the by-law granting the
London, Parkhill mill (rand Bend
Electric Railway the right to use
the Public Highways in the TOW11-
ship, will be considered.
I1eltrr•I+3iiber, Tp. Clerk.
Till•: 114.111ILi) from, Dov: •10 Janu-
ary, 1005, for 50 cents,
MARK .F T
two periods combine their influen-
ces from the 16th to the. 21st. Tho
crisis of this period 'will fall from
about Saturday the 18th, to Tues-
day the 21st, the storms centering
more decidedly on and touching the
20th. Look for startling and con-
tinuous displays of lightning
throughout the nighty at this period
,arid IllOSt Iikel} for many (lays.
through all the central parts of
the month..
The 23rd, 24th and 25tH aro con-
traal dates of a reactionary storm
period. On these days there will
be increased tendencies to decided
storms—higher temperature, fall-
ing barometer, growing humidity,
all followed by storms of wind, rain
Eggs.,..,... 3.03
Chicks ib .. , .
I)ttoks .,,. , 0
(Meese 5 5
Potatoes. •..,..,,. 30 30
U t'NSALL MA.RKET,S.
wheat,,,.,• ..... ,.. 88 to 00
Oats 30 32
:Peas , , 65 75
Flour , •,,a, 2 00 2 10
Bogs (live) per o' t. , 4.50 to 5.00
15
5
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lush
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\ e h:tVe made a rra.lgein(nts to supply the (citizens
of Zurich and vicinity '\V.itl1 the above excellent bread.
. t�-llicll We sell at
orlD 471A.111
(every loaf stamped.)
•W"e have la -till stock of fresh .Oranges, Bananas,
t:1ti11tIies and. other goods -usually kept in a first class
colil'eetionery store.
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