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r Affieso 'Hamilton fitx'cret; Just of!
%tireSquare, GOD:EBXCU, Ont
Special lltteutfon to Counsel anti
!Court 'Work.
�`liK r, r ole eQ'nay be consulted at
,i arch by phone and phone
• cbaegee revered,
Dr. I. . COWEN
1.. D. S., D. D. S
DENTAL SURGEON
M DRITZ BLOCK, ZURICH 'ev-
lipary
Thursday, Friday: and Satue-
ilay!Y Main Office
Illik r TLF,I i'S BLOCK, DASI'1WOOiD
,Andrew F, Hess, Township Clerk''
Mesmer of marriage licsn�se's. Notary
gtl+mblic, ,CDm ni'sel o'n er, Fire and An t-
xemo'bil.e Intsuerance Iiepresentin„
Maros & Erie Mortgage Corirore
tuition. The Canada Truitt Co...
ZURICH ONTARIO
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l raldtaate Carey 3'I, Jones Nat -
* seal Sci•,00l of Anetioneering Try
We for Registered Live Stock
Veil Breeds).. Terms in keeping
Witt prevailing prices. Choice
Wens for sale. Will sell .anytJhine
liateywheret.
'rehone 18.93 or write,, teuT.e 1S
• .licensed Auctioneer-
FFOR II URON & MIDDLESEX
Ail IN A ;POSITION TO CON --
Mutt
ON -t1 t any auction sale, regariless.
ifsil to eine. or articles.tut elf• not
*elicit your bohemia, es for
seatisfied will make no . cbarg
eServices. A?tn ii voosl•
• patellar ' i'eber.
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Fresh and SaltMeats +m
.: Beiog>raa Sausages, etc S
so ..Highest Cash Price. for Wool .
CASH FOR SKINS at. 111DES
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ZURICH LIVERY
I •.am in a position to accomo-
;date all requirement's in .the Livery
mess, have Auto for hire. Any
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGIE J. THIEL
Move 59 Zurich,On t.
L I V
p o U L` T R Y
WANTED
'.Taken every day till 3 O'clock,p.m.
:Iib not feed fowl !same morning
ve ern brouglit in.
"Highest Cash Prices
1 ----,CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
JPh a �4 Zurich
Want, For Sale, Lost,:
found, Notice, Etc. Ads
1
MIS COLiletI
FOR. SALE
A number of swish pigs, six 've-
nit's old. S;py►1y to ,C, 0. Smith.,
Sauble lil3t .
NOTICE: •
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUN'C'IL
The Council of The, Corporation
of the County pf !Huron will meet
in the Counetl Chamber, Goderieh,
at 2 :o'clocle fits itthe afternoon of
Tuesday, the 25th day .of Jann,ar.lr
1927. Ali accounts against the
County must be in 'the hands .of
the Clerlr, not later than Monday
preceding the meeting of Corincil
Applications will be received Vit.
thie Meeting Cor the position of
High Constable.
GBO. ! %. EfOL'3J:AN,
!County- Clerk;
Goderich, Jan. 7th, 1,927.
HOUSE FOrSALE
Sol'c1 blek hot -Ise, i'ti Zurich, .with
-ki.tc•h n ';find woodshed. All mod-
ern conveniences, electric lights,
furnece and bathroom complete,
Good biers artd garage, Apply to
Aaron Weber.. Zurich.
NOTICE i..'
Having dissolved partnership
mutual consent, 'we wish. to adv is
the pub! c that we .reque'at an, inn
merle -Le s trgentent of all o.utstau-l-
Ning ac�c mnt:a. Jobnston&Koehle,•.
E.ut4ehers, Zurich, Ont.
ssa
STRAYED
trnto my premises Bronson Lin'
six spring calves, 'sante carte there
en Oct. 21th, Owner call forlsame
:Ind pay all costs. Philip Mande
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Farm Help for 1927
Since a great number poverty
stricken . people of 'Germany app.l.y
to me for position on the farm
1 can this. , year !supply Evangel-
icals with 'Evangelicals, Lutheran=
with Lutherans, Baptist with ;Bap-
ti'st, and Catholics with Caatholic•
young men •or domestics at '2200,01
a year; each: man 'racist be recom-
mended by .his pa'ator lin Gerrnany.
Farmer pity's fare and $5A0 per
?nontll. Write to Rev. 'K. Gretz-
engeri Mildmay, Ont.
• FARM FOR SALE
Consistin got 25acres of grass
farm; located on Zurich Road, op-
posite Babylone,, 13Yay Tp.. For
further particulars apply ..to Osear
Koehler,. Zurich. tf22
FOR SALE
RUBBERCA.SE BATTERIES $14.75
Allowance will, be made for old
Pottery. Storeeyour battery for
the winter with tees. Also charge,
Renate • and Rebuild- Batteries. We
haveinstalled an equipment for
rebuildirg and repairing Batteries
Lours Prang, Zurich, Ont.
FOR SALE
A Gurney, Base Burner heating
stover. Apply to Hy. ,G allman:
NOTICE
I gave been appointed iaolic-
iting agent for the tliroducta of the
John C. Winston. Co,, Toronto, and
can ',supply you with Bibles, Testa-
ments Teacber'shelpaBibteStq(ries
for Children, Books of Knowledge,
Universal hand bookie, etc. Every
Book will make a ;very' accept
able Xmas. Gift. --+.
4Zurich...
Mss Juli Hess '
HOUSE FOR SALE
A very desirable property jn
Zurich, frame house, kitchen and
woodshed attached, good stable, 2
Iota hard and, soft' water, . some.
fruit trees. For further particul-
h ;Weber. tf22
a apply •. t �1@' �. W r.
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IIISCOVERED
'That the d.ieseri,m—
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Idioa er -
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WR .Rll SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
GT1N1JINH
$ora-ut�n OoaI
Coke Pocahontasl��varai�bdoses a
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end .S oft Coal
° . -teceiver [FOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
"Alar CO TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
VA/MY TO
II* .bn W!, "Pro.. Case Son
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Mr and 'Mee. ;C•'. rtave'ilo
Sunday Wilton, at Grant!• Seeel.
A
Mr. Philip Hartman a f �i at
ii visiting relatives herr?.
Mr, C. Ether motoi,Nd to Shipke
on Tuesday,
Mrs. C P. Sthoe wa,8,a• lrolidxly
vialto7 at :Detroit.. !
1.1'lr' b C.,TSehilbe its .span lin , I
tew weeke weekDetroit
M1'. George Grosse, who was v i^a
Ring friend's in town, ri:tulzalrcl; to
hie home in .Auburn np Sa' • mire,•,
Misses Thetla and Di:scotl
of Detroit, isipe.nt the holydny
with..lhelr parents her!?.
1Vi:r. A P. Hess' ,and. Wm. S. ,l olxa,•-
sl on 'fiver at, Croditozl on. Tu,.s'l;;iv �
to audit th,et bvolkks o f thk Bay Fir'
In�r?,orange C i.
Mrs. :Dave Beery of Dunvill • 1
Ont. 'who 'spent the Christmas Boli;
day's with .her parents Mr . ..and
I r& Wondel Smith has r4turneii.
home.
Miss Suzanne 'Smith of Elois `,
Mich., who . 'spent the Christi ns
holiday's with her_ parents ,Mr. and
1)(fre• Wencle Smith, has returned in
;hat place.
Mr. and Mea Ea. Duch.arrno of
Walkerville ea led on fr..ends herr,
the past week They are '(lon,
t nice .grocery and meat business
iri the flourishing : Carder Cilli ,
Rev. K. G•n etzenge.r of Mildmay
who will .talce charge . of the ser-
vices i, -i the Evangelical, church on
litmiclay, has an ads'*. re Farce Help
in thins tame of the Herald; and will
!fixe in Zurich MI day Monday and
ill
be gid to give any infor.nrat-
)n . regarding tits Sam:;.
Mr 'leery Angel wee, at T on -
don on Tuesday and whit? - them
)orchasse•,1 a Iorg, McLaughlin car
h tt wa;5 ini a wreck, Me, .Angel is
ons e.rtin ;,il. 'lim:> into a wreck -
.ng truck and. 'will _ be. _a great con
cuiMnc^ b• Me. Angel.
A vivi 1 gime of hockey was i•';,-
7crt`.iac ed ort - the lace! rink lief
en Tueesc3iy evening when 14,311
wood bo;•':;, \ver: ovee and played
i. rather slow anel rough gang , wh-
ieh resultedint a win for Zurich
sore 3-3. The um•pire did not
measure ue .to expectations. con-
equ'nt.ly the Cana lo'at much o
its snap. •
Thee Ze . i sal Branch of ill')W ,1-
^-i'a' Institut; will hold their n on-
' hly mesh ig on Tu<aday ev en'n;r
T•tniiary 18'11 •.tt ii, o'clock at the
home of Mrs. J. MacKinnon A
roti good programme ie provel'd
J,
for sense ono of th.,
its~nn!z, will be
1 Tonic given by Mr. Milliken,:
Priueipal •of our public aehool, s'b-
leot "Whic1 is the Moat Worth -a
'vinic, m ki-t; a living of living
a life' The, is a ,very in'ter?s leg
tonic `. and eve know the .'sj•>ear
will handle ;.t a very crndi able
i..lnnr•,-r ;01 1'idi-.s are invited: to
nr x5.01 rvr elhr membe. i of the
Soeiety. Com, with u,
1V LENNONITES LEAVE
Soltl 1 ?nt r ' of •fir'1 etnee
were b a , 'rn when 350 Menne rite's
from M.t .i :obs Iaettl^ms nt , began
1. long j0 ,i sop to Par:IP •say, 1-i
\.•rneric 3. T h;,' leaving' the set-
tomo'nt5 aro. mo :then o3 a g roan
who have r-,pn&i•edtb censored des
+atisf'.e-i with the e';lucat'oaal tarns
of the province, which, they allege
interf x' with the Mennon'te relig-
ionv boiiefs The Mennonites Si*ill
prove l to Nnv .Yo21-7. and :_a l f•o=1•,
ther for their no,ty hoer) under:11i„
n'ml,ices of ..°a New York land
carnally 0 • The exodus may tan
"he forerunner of a greater mor-
^•rent, Meeneiiites Iealer:s. -state
'Viany others rn the settlements in
t:tnit•nba will jjoie the group in
Paraguay if conditions there :ar''
found !satisfactory. The group
which left presented an appear
.nice diff 'rine little rlone that et
their forefath_'re on their arrival
in the West fifty years agog. ):card
ed mays in old-time garb mingled
with won -ren and children in full
ilong-'skirted drosses and heights-
colored,
right-colored, •shawls, English •wits sp-
okon only • whein absolutely neves-
easy,
HURON COUNTY CO'l'1N CIL
The following Reeves and De-
puty Reeves from the diffreent
municipalities of the County will
coosti'tu e the Huron Co,'.nty Coun-
etl foe 1927.-= • •
Reeve Beattie of Seaforth is a
strong contender for the ward:en-
ehi,le of Huron county, hits position
being materially 'strengthened by
the fact that Seaforth has, never
been honored by having its reeve
elected warden. 1 ,
Seaforth—J. Wesley Beattie.
I en'sal1-0\ve n Geiger.
Clinton—N, W. Trewartha.
ILtOc D.Sa ndcnt.
x—W.
Ooderieh--C 0. Lee, R: Turner.
W Ingham' -4.. W.' VteKibbon.n,
BBruseo:S--A. C. !tanker.
I3ayf,eld—E. Merrier.
1';"roxoter—John H' nneberg.
•Blyth Dr. W: J. Milne. '
TuckOrsi nidi--ll.olarnd Kennedy":
Mcllillop—F. J. 1V.ieQur'iid,
IIVile ti -'E, Adams.
Staniek--J. A. Man'aon
Hay—E, h Klorp.t .
Stephen—J. Hays, R, GoOt.f
tfaborne-gtfata Ballantyne,
Morels—W; T. Ilendereen.
Greet -John McNabb
Howielk.—tr, Tngle'e, G . .T.Iuhbard.
19 Wit\vanir:;h—II, Coulte5.
W Wn ,vanosh--A,, Johnston,
Colborne- Hugh ITill,
Tp—It ,s•cb. ('o r.
... t ;o•i; 1, t cnie.
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1"oisonoxus --,, An 1lntle, c1nattling 01
Process L1av Avert .Taos:+.
(t`.nntrihtlted by, Ontario .0 „Uf,1'T.rteent 0
Agr'leulture, Toruto. )
I±lacls:season a numbot of animal: u _
lost ;ihrt e;gl1 ittrllil ". 'Ylnt'
losses aro not ordinary lost;• , as theta
is always t1 t:dans. i'u-idriii -
in the pasture, waiting the e01411n;
or the urtsuspc,ctin„ victim Autltra_.
fields aro always a menace, tilt^ sport
/-,re there on the grass or in tilt
w atcr,
infection.
Ii dr.•ction by way of, tIie digestive
tract through taking fc?od and water,
has been con,sidel;;ed elle most corn -
mon means or the organism rcachine
Its host, Horse dies, horn hies aim
the mosquito hate been credited
with being cuminoe carriers. A suave
skin wound may prove a source of
infection.
'filo Nature Of Anthrax.
Anthrax is caused by bacillus an••
thracis, it is an acute, febrile disease
affecting particularly cattle, horses,
and sheep -dogs and chickens scene to
be immune. Thedisease is charac-
terized by hemorrhagic infiltrations
of sub -cutaneous ,tissue and. engorge-
ment of tllee4aspleon,
Symptom's.
The worst forms are met with in
cattle and sheep, in, these the attacks
are severe and sudden, There is a
loss of appetite, breathing is rapid
and diffictil't, usually a discharge
from the mouth and nose. Affected
animals tremble violently, stagger
and fall in convulsions, passing out
in a few hours. In the less severe
types swellings apnea.:' on the sur-
face of the body, tines::: are c dematou5
at first but become doughy in tex-
ture before ,becoming gangrenous,
With horses the symptosis are often
quite obscure and are manifest only
by severe attacks of colic, and drop-
sical swellings about the chest or
throat.
Postmortem;
Be careful,. more than one humasi
being has lost his dile messing
with
]ti
an anthrax carcass. Let the veter-
inarian do the post mortem, he under-
stands the dangers' and protects him-
self against infection.
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handle all the well known and re-
liable varieties of Face Powder and
Face,Creanis such as
YARDLEY'S, ARMA.NDS, COT'Y.'S, POMPBIAN
THREE FL R'S, WOODJ3TJRl''S` AND MAN
etc
alte
OTHERS
These are Nationally Advertised
ertiSed
Goods -which have a reputation to
maintain.
In Tooth Pastes we have Forhans, Ipana,
Colgates, Pepsodent and Hutax
All kinds of School Supplies and Stationery
WE HAVE SEVERAL VARIE rIBS OF SHAVING' ;CR-
EAMS, STICKS OAPS AND POWDERS, AI'1`3O A
GOOD STOCK- OF SHAVING BRUSHES, SAFF'Tt
RAZORS AND RA2OR BLADES' .
MAGAZINES' FOR SALE
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' Treatment is not stncccssful, owing THE DOOR • T il.l ! II, • ; 1� o :; �1 't • i ; es
to the rapid. fatal course' of the alis- t BY TAKIN1a our 1 1 IIl A +i D
ease. In anthrax localities, as'soon ` ' t !'” ' '
as a case of anthrax is suspected, all
remaining animals should be trans-
ferred to another pasture or stable
and vaccinated or treated with an-
thrax aggressin. These treatments
can be applied by mocl"n.n trained
veterinarians, they are effective and
give ca good measure of immunity at
meal! cost.—L. Stevenson, Dept. or
Extension, 0..A. College.
Poisoning of Cattle by Sweet Clover
Hay.
All sweet clover hay does not have
c
poiscnau., properties, a5 uauy farm-
ers have fed it to stoc., for years
without loss. The question naturally
arises, shy is some street clover hay
resionsihlo for the disease? Them
is mal b e•v['l nce that certain moulds
that may grow on or within the
sweet :over talk are responsible for
the formation l of this poisonous prin-
ciple, whieh apparently delays the
clotting time, of the blood, destroys
red blood celis, injures the vital tis-
sues of the body to such, an extent
that hemorrhages result.
Feeding Experiments.
Feeding trials with sweet clover
hay that was credited with poisonous
properties hada been conducted to -
determine the course of the disease.
These trials indicate that a period of
31 days is the usual time that lapses
between the Commencement of feed-
ingand the death of the animal: The
animals remain apparently normal,
showing no symptoms whatever until
about the 28th day after commence-
ment of feeding. Once symptoms are
shown the course israpid and the
victim usually passes out in from one
to three days.
Symptoms. .
Animal becomes stiff and later very
lame if urged to move. Large swell-
ings may develop oedematous in char-
acter on any part of the body. Blood
•frequently passed in discharges from
the body. No appetite—visible mu-
cous membranes pale. Blood does
not clot, and difcul`ty experienced in
arresting hemorrhage if 'small vessel
i11 severed. Temperature remains
about normal. ,
Pott Mortems.
Generally shows extensive hemor-
rhages in the subcutaneous tissue—
thorasic and • abdominal cavities.
Blood is pale in color and does not
•clot readily. Muscles dark colored
and infiltrated with blood. Hemor-
rhages are invariably present on the
epicardium and pleurae in all cases.
Prevention.
Do not use mouldy sweet clover
hay. T1 symptosis appear following
the consumption of mouldy sweet
lntin e fee � •
clover hay,. then c .. g d at once
and keep cattle quiet, and 'call the
veterinarian to administer; the blood
serum treatment. Ilse may the line
green growth of sweet clover for stay
and handle it. ,int such way, that
cannotulds canot develoii. Keep it dry.
---moulds xnust have moisture Tor
growth.—L. Stevenson, Dept. of Ex-
tension, 0. A. College..
10 tint
Don't feed dusty nay or ill -smelling
feeds just before nxilk,ing,
Don't expect the milk or crearn tt
be cooler than the surrouxndiugs
*Where it is kept:
Don't shim too thin cream,
Don't expect to get top price for
cream unless, cows, stable, utensils,
separator, and milkers • are kept.
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For Seconcthand Buggies
$40,00 and up
Auto 'Tops, Wagon Repairing,
Painting, �' t; e.
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERtTBBER YOUR VGGY WHEELS.
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GOOD PRINTING
4. THAT WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH i'RI1V'I`E.o WEDDING
INVITATIONS AND ANN NCEMEN•TS
e THAT WE PRINT CALLING CARDS; STATIONERS, SUCH
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