HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1904-09-09, Page 5The Zurich Herald -
An Interesting :Boot,
Inventors and manufacturers are
frequently puzzled to know just
how to proceed to protect their
inventions and much valuable time
is lost in • acquiring. information
[required. There is probably no
profession in which technical ques-
tions are' of • such frequent occur-
rence as in patent soliciting, and
'there is no field of speculation in
~which greater care should be. exer-
-cisod before deciding upon a course
• of action.
A valuable invention, when prop-
erly protected by Letters Patent,
procured by qualified technical
'experts, means a fortune to its
lucky owner, but the same inven-
•tion patented by unskillful persons
may be practically of no value.
The reason for patent monopoly ;
'possibility of secret use of an in-
vention ; nature and polio, of
patents ; tine required to procure
•a patent and the course and treat-
ment of an application in the
•patent office are interestingly dis-
cussed in a recent publication issu-
ed by Messrs. Marion & Marion,
Patent Solicitors of Montreal and
called ['The Inventor's Adviser."
In addition to giving a summary
of the law and practice relating to
patent matters, the book contains
a large number of court decisions
relating to patent lav both in. Can-
ada, the United States and other
'countries. null. much interesting
matter not to be found elsewhere.
The book is issued to :answer plea -
lions of frequent "occur re nee relat-
ing to patents and inventions, and
will be of great servie.' to lnann-
fautturers and inventors.
The price of the book is One
Dollar, but the have nude arrange-
ments so that olrr t7bscriber+ will
be supplied with col;iei alt 2-i ('cuts
(t111)1'tn•illecl they name this 1r.:1)cr
when v ritIng to Marlon & ,<iar 'n
of aTOntrral, for copies..
FARM FOR SALE.—In the Township
of Hay, being lot 28, con, 15, 100
acres, clear, well fenced and in a good
, state of cultivotion, plenty of wager, an
overflowing well at the back end of the
farm, there is also a good brick ilonse and
barn with stables underneath, a large
driving shell and other outbuildings, a
good orchard, also eonvenient to schools,
Churches and post office, 2 miles from Lake
Huron, 413 miles from Zurich. For • par-
tienlars apply on the premises or to Blake
P. 0. kiss. MARY S'rinoic. 7 -1m -pd
W, T,
What One. Glass of Rum Did.
Ho ! Everybody.
Why not get your tires set cold?
It does away with burnt rims and
blistered paint.
We liave The,......
A local salesman for Zurich, Ont., and
surrounding territory to Represent
4AEANABAS GREATEST NURSERIES"
Newest Varieties, and Specialties in
Hardy fruits, Small Fruits,
Shrubs, Ornamentals and Roses.
A permanent situation, and territo; y
reserved for the right man. Pay weekly,
handsome outfit free. Write for particu-
lars, and send 25 cents for .our pocket
microscope, just the-thingto use in exam-
ining trees and plants for insects.
Stone re. Wellington,
FONT1'11LL NURteERIES,
ovra 800 ACRES. Toronto, Ont
Low Rates io the West
via
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
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Effective (daily) September 13th
to October nth inclusive 1904.
(']leap ono Way sacolll class Colon-
ist tickets \\'ill be on Sole from all
stations in Ontario to all points on
the line of the Great Northern
13viltway in i+'Inntana, Idaho, Ore-
gon, Washington, also to Victoria
Vancouver, W stmninster.Ii.osslan(1,
Nelson, ::11+1 other points in B' itish
Uililliilhj:t.
For frill infornw ton ns to rate's,
time o'1' tr 3.'n`,,, also bt'rtll rates in
rL`otl:'ist S i(?e : r, also litem tore on
application to (.".has. W. Graves,
Dietrict• .1'e.eq.ruAer Agent, 10' Bing
St, I+net, Ttl'un to, Ont. i-Otq..)
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gas of run."
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11.11 are welcome, oyster,
and we la la.6'1 see you well, and
we 12[11)[.! 1`'tn won't be glen -why,
but will open np your tiik'i1, for
yttl'.ee had a long vac LC1011 and '
1)1 n,•e 1 t e. t *:t of a r)le5
tiir• carried o.lt lt'ts been
1 it .1 .ler:tlr;' the past tvrt) ye,: '5
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Faust.
e'+toZet fi,00 ;'or w2s.00 till Sept.
2.0tii at 1Iarticib s.
The neeessity 101 1'tin111nt,, L wire
I into tin) E1. Ill) earth at every five
or ::ll; posts in building wire fences
e v 41..,nt. The young loan who
it \ '('ciwtt:l an eleciric Shcek from
.
let;n'o'.i' with ono hand on a wire
reeve during the stor'.11 last week,
' ! herr 1 IL. rtey nconsvious ft'1' as
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.•,:'11,1R, Ts l; ng l: slat[ 0 wire• fence
t have le.; n killed by hientning in
the some way' n5 he was shoi'la'ed.
° Sinking, 0 wire into the earth 's
good protection. $'1.0m this danger.
~we've missed you (ltlite a spell, - Subscribe for Tux HERALD.
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Tire Setter
which does the work in a few min-
utes time. One trial will convince
you.
We do good 1-lorse-shoeing and neat
repairing.......
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL.
Hoffman's
Jubilee
Laundry . t)
We use no chemicals
to destroy or injure
your Clothing, and we
Guarantee our Wolk.
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Rock and Dairy Salt, Stock and Poultry Foods
Cream Equivalent, Oil Cake and Linseed
Meal always on hand.
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If so, how are you going to
sell it?
IRST you must make public
the fact that it is for sale,
If you are old-fashioned in
your methods [or in other words,
behind the times] you will prob-
ably tell your friends about it, or
put a board up on the property
with the ,words "For Sale" on it.
After yon II:Lve waited along time
you finally come to the conclusion
that Real E tate is nut In demand, although lit that very tnTne there are
hundreds of people in ilifferent parts of the eountr;' who \-)u1(1 be glact.
to 1i1Lv ydnl' property at ;1. ;ttir price if they only know about it.
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LOW rANNOUNCES
tN N O U NC ES
LO i1 gygl ' ONE V Y COLONIST
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Sept. Ll5 to Oct. 15, I9o4n
TO Fron S . Poul
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Hinsdale, 1'Ient
Chinook, (Treat Falls, Helena, lintte,',
:1nar•endn, Kalispell, Mont and inter -
1012 irate stations .... ,
:Libby (,melt, Ment•„ Spokane, \t`cnttc-
Cltee, Walla \1'x111, Wash.; Pendleton
and Umatilla, Ore., The Kootenai,,.
Scottie, Tacoma, 'Pontoon, Z nvcovet',
1,'It,tot la, Puget Soma 1 points; A .1t -
land, Orogen owl intermt diste. points I
MAX BASS,
(;,metal Immigration Agoilt,
210 50. CLARK ST„ CHICAGO, ILL,
ttt lid° h"ts."+wx MENS4 °ttrdo'•.' a's2r a"Lia'0' ,•.,a Za
20.00
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FALL FAIRS,
ZURICK '... September 21-22
London • . • • t' 0-17.
Exeter .... It 10-20.
Seaforth .......... 4 1 22-23.
Goderich . • tt 27-28.
Parkhill ..... tt 27-28.
Ailsa Craig t t N7-28.
Bayfield „.• . • '' 29-'30.
131yth ... Oetober.1].--12.
T1=IIi1 to the end of the
year for 25 ots. to new subscribers.
From Chicago
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a$4 840 X
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1F. 1. WHITNEY.
oim, hes. ;11;.1 f l o ret Agent,
ST. PAUL, MINN,
Farms for Sale.
210 (teres on the Saublo line, Hay Tp.,
about 30 acre, of good bttsll, 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. 50t£
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EDAR 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-
lays apply to
48•tf MA(31IL & (3r,11,ua•;it, ZuriglL