The Herald, 1904-12-16, Page 5l
°The
Zurich Herald.
A local salesman for Zurich, Ont., and
surrounding territory to Represent
"CANADAS GREATEST NURSERIES"
Newest Varieties, and Specialties in
Hardy Fruits, Small Fruits,
Shrubs, Ornamentals and Roses.
A permanent situation, and territory
i+eserved for the right, man. Pay weekly,
handsome outfit free. Write for particu-
lars, and send 25 cents for our pocket
microscope, just the thing to use in exam-
ining trees and plants for insects.
Stone & Wellington,
FONTHILL NURSERIES"
OVER 800 ACRES. Toronto, Ont
11pHOTOS.—I will be in Zurich every
Monday, all day, and am prepared to
take photos at the old stand next to Dr.
Campbell's office.
GEORGE TRoir.
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
tatter. For further particulars apply on
the premises, Lot 13, L R. 'West, or to
Daniel Smith, St. Joser P. 0. Ont. 50tf
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Will You HeIp it?
THE HOSPITAL FOR
SICK CHILDREN
For it Cares for Every Sick Child
in Ontario whose Parents
Cannot Afford to Pay
For Treatment.
y' er sof'
The Hospital Sick Children, College
street, Toronto, appeals to the fathers and
mothers of Ontario for funds to maintain
the thousand sick children that it nurses
within its walls every year.
' --- The Hospital is not
a local institution—
but Provincial. The
sick child from any
1 place in Ontario who
can't afford to pay
has the same privi-
leges as the child
living in Toronto and
is treated free.
The Hospital had
last year in its beds
and cots 761 patients,
267 of these were
from 196 places out-
side of Toronto.
The cost is 98 cents
per patient per day,
and there were 129
sick little ones a day
GOOD Dar, DOCTOR.' in the Hospital.
Since its founda-
tion. the Hospital 1
has treated 10,371
ohildren —about it
7,500 of these were
unable to pay and """
were treated free.
Every dollar may
be the translator of
your kind thoughts
into the Hospital
kind deeds.
Everybody's dol-
lar may be th e
Friend in Need to
'Somebody's child.
Let the money of the strong be mercy to
the weak. The Hospital pays out divi-
dends of health and
happiness to suffer-
ing childhood on
every dollar that is
paid by the friends
of little children.
If you know of
any sick child in
your .neighborhood
who is sick or crip-
pled or has club
feet send the par-
ent's name to the
Hospital.
"SEIE'S KNITTING" See the example
of what can bo done for club -foot children.
"There were 14 like cases last year and hun-
'cireds in 28 years.
MASSAGE.
inmate AFTRR
Please send contributions to ,T, Pjcow;
'Robertson, Chairman, or to Douglas David-
son, Sec.-Treas., of The Hospital for Sidi
,Children, College Street, Toronto.
5
I•;DAR 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
48•tf Minn do )3 - r I,R, Zurich.
W. C. T. U,
Prevention.
A great point to be trialed at in
this form is prevention—to build
tip a barrier between the nnpol-
liltecl lips of boys and drink. Once
the drink appetite formed, it is
a miracle almost the man is saved.
Mr. Gough once told the writer
that while the guest of a gentle-
man in New Hampshire, and ad-
miring the perfect appointment of
the house, his host said : "Mr.
Gough, I was one of the most de-
based and degraded of drunkards,
I will tell you how I reformed.
Some ladies noticed a little girl
passing by their house daily with
a tin pail in her hand. One day
they accosted her. 'Little girl,
what have you got in your pail?'
'Whiskey, ma'am.' 'Where do you
live.' 'Down in the hollow.' The
lady accompanied .her home, and
said to the mother ; 'Is this your
child, madam?' 'Yes.' 'Does she
go to school?"No, we have no
clothes for her.' Send her to our
hc.use, and we will furnish. her with
clothes.' 'Yes,' responded the poor
woman, 'and he will steal them for
drink.' Does your child go to Sun-
day -school?' inquired the lady.
'No,' replied the mother. 't pro-
pose a plan,' said the lady ; let your
little girl come to our house in the
morning. and we will give her
clothes, so that she can go to Sun-
day -school, and she can rdturn and
put the old ones on before return-
ing home.' That was agreed upon
and the little girl was so teachable,
and learned to read so soon, that
she was presented with a little
Testament, which was the first
thing she ever owned. She loved
it so much that she took it to bed
with her, and held it in her hand
till she went to sleep. One day the
child was ill, so sick that the doc-
tor said she must die.
(Concluded next week.)
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A Christmas Message to Canadian
Women ; an article on "What Win-
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"The Servant Problem hi India,"
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County Council EIh'ction
County of ibtiron.
U13LIC NOTICE IS I:IEREBY GIVEN
that a meeting of the electors of
County Division No. 3, coniposecl of the
Municipalities of Hay and: Stanley Town-
ships and the Villages of Bayfield and
Hensall will be held in the Town Hall,
Zurich, on Monday, December the 19th,
1904, at the hour of one o'clock, p. m., for
the purpose of nominating candidates to
represent thein in the Council of the Coun-
ty of Huron for the years 1905 and 1906,
and that in case a poll is demanded, polls
will be opened on the 2nd day of January,
1905, in each polling subdivision at the
time and place fixed by' by-law of the
municipalities of said county division.
Pato. HEss SR.,
Nominating Officer for County Council
Division No. 3.
Dated at Zurich this 4th day of Decem-
ber, 1904.
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