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The Herald, 1904-07-29, Page 5IZ CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE:—We have a large number of First Class Posts at the Lake Front, St. Joseph, which will be sold at reasonable prices, For particu- lars apply to 43-tf MAGEL & BENDER, Zurich, Farm for Sale. Containing 1 good hardwood b barn and other ou Price $40 acres; about 20 acres sh, frame ho -. bank ikl' •god, water. ce to E. ZELLEit, uz•ieh. Farms for Sale; I have a number of farm for sale as follows: -100 acres, 24- m' s from Zurich, price $4000; 50 acr , 1 miles from $2,4001 25 Cres, 3i miles from Zurich, pri . 41=1ses@, farms are in good neighborho.tis and are worth the money. Appl to E. ZELLER, Zurich. 100 acres, choice land, Lot 22, N.. B., Hay, 3} clos: o school, churc this fa 's nob so be rented oz For particnl 50 tf ing coneposed es from Zurich, nd post office. If first Sept. it will ears. apply 1 omptly to E. ZELLER, Zurich. Farm for Sale. 210 acres on the Sauble line, Hay Tp., about 30 acres of good bush, good dwell- ing and Large bank barn. Plenty of good water. For further particulars apply on the premises, Lot 13, L. R. West, or to Daniel Smith, St. Joseph P. 0. Ont. 50tf Strayed. • From Lo. • Con. 9, Hay nship, about two we . a ' in -o d heifer, A -dark red Dolor. Gi . end any informa- tion regarding' ' o JOHN PFAFF, Zurich, Ont. Dancing. PROF. H. A. FRANZMATIIES AND wife will give a dancing party in -Johnson's Hall, on Tuesday night, Aug. 9th. Also a lesson on the Two-step, Waltz and Three-step will be given. All invited and invite your friends. Clubbing rates. 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'On Tuesday of last week Richard Brock, nn the farm of Fred Heist, north of Crediton, when. complet- ing a hay stack 30 feet high, in some way fell from the top to the ground, dislocating his hip joint and was otherwise shaken up. He was carried to the house, aid sent for and the joint reduced. It is a rare and very painful accident. In the list of pupils who sticceecl- ed in passing the entrance examin- ation, the naive of Edna Beatty in S. S. No. 6, Stanley, was inadver- tently omitted in the list for publi- cation. Miss Beatty passed with 550 marks. Also the number of successful candidates in West Hur- on is 307 instead of 305. The other evening while George Heaman and his employees were taking a drink at a farm house south of Crediton on their way home from their weeks work at masonry, the horse which had been left standing at the gate, ran away with the rig and ran about two miles before stopped. The men had to walk the two miles. Wm. Mitchell, town clerk of Goderich for twenty years, and sec- retary of the public school board for massy years, expired suddenly while on duty in his office on Mon- day of last week. He was a native of Goderich and was 57 years old. At one time he was a member of the council and school board, and some years ago was one of the town's merchants. His wife pre- deceased him. The following is taken from the voter's list of Stephen Township for the year 1904. Number of voters in township, 1270, of which 532 can serve as jurors, 1008 are entitled to vote at both municipal elections and elections to the Legislative As- sembly ; 161 to vote at municipal elections only and 101 to vote at elections for the Legislative Assem- bly only. The number of divisions has been changed from eight to nine. The following are the pupils of W. Glenn Campbell, who were suc- cessful in passing the piano exam- inations held in connnection with Toronto Conservatory of Music. Junior Piano—Lillian Coats, Har- riet McCaughey, Clinton ; Verna Hiles, Londesboro ; Ida Rathwell, Varna ; Etta Wanless, Blyth. Pri- mary Piano—,Annabel Foster, Var- na ; Ella Jacobs, Blyth ; Maud Jack- son, Brussels; Ella 'Kopp, Zurich. This makes for Mr. Campbell twen- ty-two successful students out of twenty-four, who tried this year. A goose belonging to A. E. Erwin which had reached the venerable age of thirty years, died recently in Bayfield. It was bought by the family twenty-eight years ago, when it was two years old, and ever since reared a brood of goslings. This year it had six, but it gradually grew weak and col- lapsed from sheer old age. Twenty years ago her head was accidently cut off, the neck being completely severed with the exception of the windpipe. Mrs. Erwin applied splints and bandaged up the neck which grew together and the goose lived for a score of years longer. Work on the residence which Dr. Metcalfe of Detroit is building in Bayfield on the old , rectory site overlooking the lake has been some what interrupted of late owing to the difficulty of getting the stone on the around. It is cut stone and is being brought up the lakes and tetimed from Goderich. The house' will be modern in every respect. A pond is also being built which the doctor purposes stocking with rare fish. He is spending several thous- and dollars on the property and the result will be that he will probably have the finest sunirner resort on the east shore of lake Huron, Maurice, the youngest son of Mr. Richard Quance, Exeter, while playing at the station,. ascended a long ladder placed against the storehouse, and when near the top, fell, the ladder failing with him. When picked up it was found that both bones in the right arm be- tween the wrist and elbow, were broken. The little fellow sustained other severe bruises, on the face and head. We are pleased to know that the little fellow is now progressing favorably. Eddie, the three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Eaton, of Exeter, while playing too near the stove on Monday; met with a very painful accident. His mother was removing clothes from the boiler and the little lad coming too near, some of the clothes fell upon him, and before it could bo averted he was severely scalded on his right breast and shoulder. The little lad seems to have suffered no very serious results save the severe pain which followed such a hard burn. DASHWOOD Special to THE HERALD, Mr. E. P. Paulin's new house is now in the hands of the carpenters. Mr. 3, E. Hoffman has returned from Guelph. He will go into the house -painting business here. He has painted Mr. H. Guenther's livery barn, which has greatly im- proved its appearance. Mr, and Mrs. Tait, of Neustadt, are the guests of Mr. C,Steinhagen. Mr. Louis Kraft, Sr., continues in a very low state of •health. Mr. Fred Preeter's mother fell out of a cart recently and dislocat- ed her shoulder. T. E. Turnbull,of the Sauble line, is having a metal roof put on his new barns. Mr. E. P. Paulin has the contract. One of Mr. Jonas Hartleib's horses cut itself badly while out in the pasture field the other day. A business change has taken place in our town during the past week. Mr. M. Fenn, who has con- ducted a harness shop here for about eighteen years, has sold out to Mr. E. Nadiger. Mr. Fenn has bought out the harness business of Mr. Watson, of Parkhill and took possession on Monday. While we are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs, Fenn we wish them success in their new home. Subscribe for THE HERALD, it gives you all the local news. To now subscribers till the end of the year for 35 cents. .moA.11 rim =r A man to represent "CANADA'S G NURSERIES" in town of Zurich round' lg Country, and take ord Our In Fruit mentals, —Seed Stock true to Jose Scale A p right man on e' ardy Spe s, Small ubs, Ston F OYER 80 n ATEST d sur - s for lalties ruits, Orna- oses, Vines, es, Etc. — o , manen er salary d free from San osition to the commission. it We111n • . on TRILL NURSERIES, ACRES. Toronto, Ont. o ! Everybody. Why not get your tires set cold? It does away with ,btu nt rims and blistered paint. We Have The.'.,... H ENDE RSON Tire Setter which does the work in a few min- utes time. One trial will convince you. We do good horse -shoeing and neat repairing OPPOSITE TOWN HALL. WIT= Ar�.c1 DEERING TWINE Harvesting is made a pleasure It is just what the tag says. J. F. Rickbeil, Deering Agency ZURICH 4' Farming Lands in Huron County are always in demand. At present I have, among others, the following to offer : 100 Acres choice land near Blake; convenient to church, school and post -office; good buildings. A very desirable home. Price $5,100., a00 Acres good land near Zurich; wood enough to last a life -time; this is a bargain at the price $4,000. 50 Acres about a mile from Zurich. A suitable place for a small farmer and worth the money $2,40g1, 25 Acres near saw and flax mills where buyer could get work in slack time, Frame house and barn; small orchard. Small payment down and balance on easy terms. Price $950* CONVEYANCER &C ZURICH, ^- - ONTARIO Local. Agent Western' Real Estate Exchange a° (eN 'op 11 oz, e ullmy 1R1 a There is big profit in raising poultry if you go about it in the right way. Half - measures moan only half -profits. If you would get the full profit out of this fruitful department of your farm you must work under the besb conditions: You can do this only when Brooder. We positive] you use a Chatham Incubator and y guarantee it to bo a good hatcher and we sell it on the most liberal terms ever offered by any manufacturer. We will ship you—freight prepaid by us—a We know of no offer we could C hatham Incubator make that would more thor- oughly prove our confidence and faith in it. If the Chat- . without one cent of cash from you until Oct., 1904 ham Incubator fs not all we claim for it you are not out ono cent. Chatham Incu bators are made just as good as money and skill can make them. We haven't stinted in anything. The hidden parts are as strongly made and as well finished as the parts you no. They are built to stand the hardest kind of wear and give the very beat of Service. They embody every real improvement known in the manufacture of Incu- bators. Gut out the coupon in the corner of this ad.,or write your name and address "on a ]postal card and mail it to us for full particulars of our offer. Do it to -day. Mention this M. CAMPBELL FANNING MILL CO., Limited paper. fas r.s fig 1,1,ililviumnir y.. DEPT. f110 CHATHAM, ONT. Manufacturers of Chatham Incubators and Brooders. DlatributInR warehouses at Montreal, Quo.; Envuton, M n.; Calgary. Alia.; Vaueouvor.13.0.; Halifax, N.S. Factories at Chatham, Ont., and Detroit. finch. Also Mannfactur erg of the famous Campbell Fanuing nitre. 101 mJ <C M. w CAhiPBEi, • MILLFANNING CO, . Q GHATHAh1, LimONTited] t"/' ,wN »E'PT.sio �1 Please send your desalt).do, tive Catalogue of the Chatbara 0 Incubator,together with all infor- 0 nation about your special offer, whereby no cash will be paid until October, I0o4, ARant.,.,.. O. P.O.:l adrerr NaraetRailwayStaliom Address all letters to Cbatham. Ole{, r -..a ••-..--- FARNIERS ----' I have just received a Car Load of Shorts ' PRICES RIGHT. Also have the noted Stas F'a=.31 r Z'llour, PURE MANITOBA FLOUR, GRAHAM FLOUR, BREAKFAST FOODS, STOCK FOODS, ETC, Linseed Meal and Oil Cake a1= ways on hand. e. Schrag, Zurich = = = Ontario. o' p®�u111 WIT= Ar�.c1 DEERING TWINE Harvesting is made a pleasure It is just what the tag says. J. F. Rickbeil, Deering Agency ZURICH 4' Farming Lands in Huron County are always in demand. At present I have, among others, the following to offer : 100 Acres choice land near Blake; convenient to church, school and post -office; good buildings. A very desirable home. Price $5,100., a00 Acres good land near Zurich; wood enough to last a life -time; this is a bargain at the price $4,000. 50 Acres about a mile from Zurich. A suitable place for a small farmer and worth the money $2,40g1, 25 Acres near saw and flax mills where buyer could get work in slack time, Frame house and barn; small orchard. Small payment down and balance on easy terms. Price $950* CONVEYANCER &C ZURICH, ^- - ONTARIO Local. Agent Western' Real Estate Exchange a° (eN 'op 11 oz, e ullmy 1R1 a There is big profit in raising poultry if you go about it in the right way. Half - measures moan only half -profits. If you would get the full profit out of this fruitful department of your farm you must work under the besb conditions: You can do this only when Brooder. We positive] you use a Chatham Incubator and y guarantee it to bo a good hatcher and we sell it on the most liberal terms ever offered by any manufacturer. We will ship you—freight prepaid by us—a We know of no offer we could C hatham Incubator make that would more thor- oughly prove our confidence and faith in it. If the Chat- . without one cent of cash from you until Oct., 1904 ham Incubator fs not all we claim for it you are not out ono cent. Chatham Incu bators are made just as good as money and skill can make them. We haven't stinted in anything. The hidden parts are as strongly made and as well finished as the parts you no. They are built to stand the hardest kind of wear and give the very beat of Service. They embody every real improvement known in the manufacture of Incu- bators. Gut out the coupon in the corner of this ad.,or write your name and address "on a ]postal card and mail it to us for full particulars of our offer. Do it to -day. Mention this M. CAMPBELL FANNING MILL CO., Limited paper. fas r.s fig 1,1,ililviumnir y.. DEPT. f110 CHATHAM, ONT. Manufacturers of Chatham Incubators and Brooders. DlatributInR warehouses at Montreal, Quo.; Envuton, M n.; Calgary. Alia.; Vaueouvor.13.0.; Halifax, N.S. Factories at Chatham, Ont., and Detroit. finch. Also Mannfactur erg of the famous Campbell Fanuing nitre. 101 mJ <C M. w CAhiPBEi, • MILLFANNING CO, . Q GHATHAh1, LimONTited] t"/' ,wN »E'PT.sio �1 Please send your desalt).do, tive Catalogue of the Chatbara 0 Incubator,together with all infor- 0 nation about your special offer, whereby no cash will be paid until October, I0o4, ARant.,.,.. O. P.O.:l adrerr NaraetRailwayStaliom Address all letters to Cbatham. Ole{, r -..a