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lieraudioot lcelloran $ HO1,1"+'X.ES.
sanies 1'2t,ilestore, hLt14.uri1
7iali:, tk ,brace on tkac Senate,
elhetit door Strom Hamilton St (xclti+•
inch krivate funds to loan 'at
tomato* I+a tfe-
fj. Pr+ouv1OO,le fi.C, J. L, Eilloran
D Holmes,
,. GL)ica, :';ir hr+ in lls nraall, on
frelay oi. cosh Week,
„Andrew a+'. Use, 'i'ra'v R;3hlP Clerk
,purer of marriage licenses, rotary
!abilc, Coletimealo'ner, 'Wire and Aut-
ilmobile Jlueuraowe, Sepresenang
*area awl tevie Mortgage Corpora,
Were The Collette, Trust Co. ZZorlch,
01"10.
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Dr. L P rrti
SIM.%. ( ur+rait+) , D.1) S,('Chleage)
.AT WALI'l;" HOUSE, ZURICH:
EVE • a4 i::l)fiiESll!l..Y
MAIN O, FII+INSSA.LL
OSCAR 'CLOP?
Graduay• :.:z•y :r1, Junes Nat -
Waal Scho•+ r, :suctioneeraug. Try
am® for Registered. Live Stock;
1411 Breeds). terms la keeping
I .;eel anything
with pre'''.
harms fox-
/anywhere.
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re.
Phone Iil--
Zueleh.
L
;� icen w !neer
Lie..., :' a for County
of Huroo notation to coli-
duct any auction sale, regardless
to size or . articles to tell. i.
solicityour Business, .and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
services. Dashwood.
Arthur , Weber, -
:Phone Si r 11. •
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Zurich Meet
MARKET
Fresh aid Salt Meats
ets
Boieigna Sausage
Highesta h Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS RIDES
Szt
DeielieTt
"ZURICH LIVERY
I am in a position to accomo-
date all requirements' in the Livery
bine, have Auto'for, hire. Any-
thing done inthe ' teaming line,
GEORGE J, THIEL
Pone 69 Zuricn
. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
i raduate of the . Royal College
el 'Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
'of the University of Toronto..
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Zurich every
Office hours - at Z u
titan Office, Exeter. Phone 31.
At Zurich every TUESDAY -19
Phone 79
L I: VE
F. O U L T R+ V
WANTED
KIT YOUit
Wants, For Sale,: Loo`
Fou0d,111O0cc0 Eto. Ado
IN' THIS COLUMN
FOR • SALE
Seed Oats for 'solei, Sheffield St-
ard, also 'some feed oats, and 11
head young cattle dehorned, Ap
ply to•Joht Hyde•'t, Lot 8, Cop. 2,
Stanley;. Phone .1 on .86, Hen'sa11,
FOR SALE
2 h!, -1a1, Crocker Wheeler El-
ectric motor, with starting box and
inatalation equipment complete, all
in good 'rxiechanical condition.
Worth $225 new, at a bargain for
$120. Hess-Milliken,"Zniich.
!taken every day till 3 Oclock pan,
'SJio not feed fowl came morning,
beam; brought in.
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Cask Prices 'lghest
--CASH FOR--
Clearn and Eggs
W . ' O'Brien -
photo 94. Zurich
FOR SALE
A. low down Hassey -Harris 'men-
u i. Bader. at a real bargain. L.
Prang, Zurich.
NOTICE
Iy hereby give Notice that I will
not be responsible for+ anystore
bills), or de'btis of any kind con-
tracted he my wants except ;such' as
are made ;peesonnliy by me. 31-3
HARRY BA,DOUR, Dasharood; One.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 122 acres, being
Lot 21. and 22, Lake Road,. West,
Hay Townships, '2% miles eolith of
St. Joseph. Farm is in good state
of cultivation. Por particulars ap-
ply to Proprietor, Mr. Chas. Laa-
firatnboise, R. R; 1. Dashwood. •
COA:L
Full &Winter Deliveries 192j
' WANA "COAL
.�+TTFiRACITE LAI,IL
• ed car of very
MICE-J'LtBt" arrived
nigh grade Coke for Ranges and.
Ti+uirtaces
SOFT Co ALN
ow in stock, caret
itngla grade • West Virginia Lump.
3b' 3LETS-Now on the way, car cif
• astr Boulets for Bargee and Pura-
aaitl, • These are well known and
on
•' facti
B
e
d satisfaction
giv geed
ALBERTA COAL -Expect soon,
Two Cars of Alberta Coal
Can.te
* *J & PRODUCE MERCHANT
Phone Office 10W, Mute 10).
Of tee&Coa1 Yards, Brock Street,
1.4 EN ALt ONT.
Happy Day
Electric Washing Machine, a.
new swinging, independent ringer
washer, no exposed belting. See
us for bare facts and why we re-
commend this new washer, •
Hess -Milliken, Zurich. ;
In renewing your subscriptions
for Tour daily and weekly papers
remember the Herald Office is
agent for most- of them and ' 'in
some cases can save you as much
as 50 cents on a single subscript
LOCAL NE
Crows are q lite free uently heitt'd
and ,all indications point tow'#lrcts
anearly !spring,
M$s V. V, tai .there, otlr ll illinhr
is 'spending a few weeks at Toa
onto' in, the interest of her ibuasines >
Mr. and M.ret. A,. Wein of Crud
ton were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Iire. Hy. t`ruemner.
• i Ml1. E. Oeachi, barber es acting a's
agent for the Parisian ;Laundry' in
place of '.i';, L. Worm).
Mr+s(. Peru. I•Iesar, who is tat Lon-
don with her husband; w,as taken
ill with tonsillitis for a. few.. d'ay's,
'but ifs reco.vered nicely'. Mr Hese
is making fine progress and is ex-
pected home next week.
Me. Theo Rader of the Goshen
(Line south had a rather unusual
experience on Wednesday noon of
this week, while turning the corner
at W'alperis hotel, the horse be-
came unmanageabel and upset the
cutter throwing Mr. Rader out but
;gat off the road"into the deep'snow
and 'eto ,ped.
PFILE-GR.TB NUPTIALS
A very quiet wedding took place
on Tiersday ,afternoon March 4th
when: Mr. Urban Arnold Pfile,son
of Meal. T5. Pfile of the village,lead
Miss Valeria M. Greb, daughter of
Mr. and Mae, S. Greb, Babylon Line
Hay Tp:, to the marriage alter,
Quietly they drove up to the Ev-
angelieal Parsonage •and had -their
pastor perform the wedding •cer-
emony according to th4ir church's
beautiful ritual. They were aceom
paned by Mins Pearl M. Pfile, Isis-
te.r of the grooms, and Mr. .O:seae
S. G r sale, who supported the•1nas
wit nesses. A few of the immediate
friends met in the home of the
bride for a sumptuous dinner. They
Ineve the best wishes of the whole
church and commaeity as they jo-
urney through wedded live, and will.
reside on' the. Pf.ile homestcad, lith
coni. Hay Tp. The Herald joins
in extending congratulations.
Tuxedo . :atterlesa:
AUTO' OIL Peei2 FORD CARS. GU
A1tANTE171) ;1.0.'STOP THE CHAT
TERING or BANDS, Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. t118
COAL
Supply Of
Chesnut and Furnace
On Hand
Case & Son
PHONE 35
XIENSALL -17
Dr. It H. COWEN
L. i), S., 1). D S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At McCormick .Block, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursd4y and Saturday.
Main Office
IARTL'+'lIl'S BLOCK, DASUWOOD
HEIRS WANTED
Missing Heirs are being 'sought
throughout the world, Many people
i 1 i 'a ti ire
ata., to -day living in uc tug a t t
poverty who, are really .elf:In.: ut' do
not know, it. Your may be one of
thele. - Send for Index Bock. "Mi's-
sin;' Heirs and Next of Tin," con-
taining carol: ly authenticated lista
of missing heirs and unclaimed est-
ates which have been 'advertised
for here and al.>roact "' The Index
of Missing Heirs we offer for sale
epiitains.thousinds of names which
have appeared in, American, Caan- The angels using and :ea'si,
The crown on him who's home ab
L A.TE CHRISTIAN SCHOC H ,
Onb1 of the old pioneers in the
person of 'Father Christian Schoch.
who. was bbrn in Germany Jan. 15
1837, passed away quietly in hie,
home , on the 14th cont Hay, on
Thursday evening, Feb. 28th. 1924
awed 87 years), 1 month and 28 ,days'.
Only three hours before his depart-
ure he sat up inn la .chair enjoying
his regularshave by his son Sam-
uel, wvaileed baclet a bed, and fell
asleep, almoat unnoticed by the
family. He cameeto this country
with hlisl pare -nibs at the age of
seven, years landing first in New
York state( from; there they moved
to Waterloo County. At the age
el fetteteres'be witlichiis :.paren.tscanne
to JZa,r Township where lie- lived
tree lalsi +eeventy-two years., In hid
earlier Miles he learned; tae; leneW
What • hardship ,maanit ; Ills : leather
being 'very poor, being one of th4
first settlers); when this 'section was
a comperati a ?wilderness, and'
not eyen an ace Tuan at that,young'
Christiasn wEb w(i,s a tstrong (lad;
had ample opportunity to swing
the axe, „on short rations and °the
inconnxeuiences. 1Howevei,• l fru-
gality and diligence he !suet xeded,
•raised a large family,' and ftanan-
dally. 1.>ecaine quite' independent.
He was. converted as a young man,
andvas a faithful and respected
church member to his end: For
'some years of late; he was. .,lather
poorly in health', so that ho could
not attend divine services very
after,. was o111e of the old -faithful
standbys. In 1859 he was married
to Charlotte Wing, with whom he
lived happy for forty-one years
and who' predeceased hind 25 years,
Ile leaves to mourn two sons; Cy-
ruts of New Hamburg; S m nivel on
the old homestead, five daughters,.
Mrs' Sl'.a;•delene. Macuniber of Po -
en! City, Texans; Mrs. Mary Livin-
geotl of Kitchener; Mee. Brown of
Pigeon, Mich.. and Mrs, .Fowlie or
,Canloops, B. le:,; •and Miss Melinda
at home,. also one •stepsons Mr. Da-
vid Ka2rcher, Springfield. Ohio,
five children predeceased him.. His
rerraains were laid to reef on Strad
day !afternoon, were taken to hte
church, where a largely attended
service was held, after which inter-
nment took place to the Bronson
line cemetery. His pastor?, .Rev,,
CT, G:; Litt, composed the following
in memory of Father Schoch.
• . HOME AT LAST .
I'm home at last,
So sighs the weary saint,
W:hn oft in lif? grew almost faint;
Who clun1,g to God,
And now all danger past., r
With rapture sings, I'm hon eaat last
I'm Hanle at last, '
O blessed Word; Ise ,sweet,
When, kneeling at the Saviour's feet
Arid thinking of
The days gone by ;so fkist, .
I+lxclairning, Jesus; home at last.
I'm h rrO at last, ,
A soul inspiring j!hougrlet,
e fought
flit. ba
ttl .
By grace, divan...,, g
'Tis "welcome hoitte" •
adian, 1inglieb Scotch, Welsh, iter
man, French. Belgian, Swedish, In-
dian', Colonial. and other newsp-
apers, inserted by lawyer's. exccut-
ners, administrators Also conta-
Inslist
of English an
d Hirsh Courts
of Chancery stud . unclaimed divid-
ends list of Bank of England. Your
name' or your ancestor's may be in
the list. Send $1.00 (one dollar) at
once for book.
• INTER N AiTIO le AL CLA1t
.AGENCY,
Dept 262
PITiTSlVRGi�
,
1a,,
c i last
I'm hen1r8 a't lista,
This victors song 'sing;
Por me to live was C'Chriet theKing
T
a
die
isg � sin
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Yp,g,lma:rl� the tr. ua�tpet Meet;
The weary pilgrim "hoinent lest.
I'm home at last;
'Where mother will ua,gr.eet; ,
But children! dear be sure to meet
Vs at the- Throne,•
'Iii heavenly spheres ea vault;
Where we !shall 'shout; `Gill home
at last"
z'uRielfl fi•b;KA1rD
HORSES
Some ..r Lon 'y ,,ume Are Short,
a,a Are. kunioying..
Y'laol'
Remo +I. ern 'revs to Fit
irteb+W '.,+x a (1 :h.--S1'•►ialttenis car.
si ill, C1 --t ;,ictical Treatment .zine
'gusted
tt:ontrib,o,:il „y • ,.its no Department or
f;.K r: •aa 9'ua•onto•a
04e 0..14; :0,...100 ..or pin 1'Vurairso
I'lie 4)4111,:cies are popularly
known acs'on Worths," autl arca
among 4114, , ,st l.:01411r1.011i perasitee
affecting the , rge intestine of borees
Cliaiactcri;Airs: Two varieties ut
this class of pie ' worms are
said to tater tri horses, .terra-
ed respectively the Oxyuris tin ••
vola and the teeyuris Mastigodes. e
Oxyuris l,'urvuia: is probably the more
common, ya,il+i !eine authorities an -
Pear to coueen:1. the Oxyuris Mast1-
godes to be but a variation of an ai,-
normal form of the Curvula. In
general appearance and form they
closely resemble each other, the chief
difference noticeable being their
length. The average length of the
Oxyuris Curvula is about two inches,
while the Oxyuris Mastigodes is
about four inches in length. They
are both distinctly curved in shape.
and made up of a body and tail. The
body is the curved and thickest part
and forms the anterior half. Pos-
teriorly /he body becomes attenuated
and is prolonged by °a whip -like, long
tail which tapers to a thin point.
They inhabit the large intestine,
more especially the colon and rectum,
and are .sometimes present in large
numbers. The eggs are deposited
around the outer margin of the anus
'and become noticeable as a yellow ..
;incrustation. The life' history and t
cycle of these parasites has not been
f filly determined, but it is probable
that infection takes place direct by
'i3igestion'of food and water contain-
..
plated with eggs, which later become
hatched in, the stomach and inte.s
tines.
Symptoms: If present in shall
numbers they may not cause
any Inconvenience. When pies •
ent in large numbers they
'cause Considerable irritation of the
liowel and rectum, and the animal is.
,noticed to be frequently rubbing the
anus and tail against any convenient
object. Owing to the continued irri-
tation to which they give rise they
may greatly impair the general
health of the animal, causing un -
thriftiness and loss of condition. A
characteristic symptom of the pres-
ence o1 pin worms • is the appearance
of a greyish . fur and yellow incrusta-
tion around the margin of the anus,
resulting from the eggs deposited
and dried mucus accumulating. The
-Worms themselves are also often ob-
served hanging out of the anus or in
• the dung being passed.
Treatment: Medicinal treatment
and injections: are, usually
suc-
'ceasful:' in expelling: and cradicat-
Ing pin. worms from horses.
..A useful-,; .remedy. •consists: : ie
ne wiz ounces of turpentine given= in a
;Pint eoferaw. litaseed ori, .aa..a. drench;
repeated once a week as may be re-
quired. In addition, injections into
the rectum should be given each
morning consisting of warm, salt
water • containing about rout• cable--
epconsful of salt to each 'quart of
water. ' Salt should also be given in
mashes or placed within reach of the
aniniat, The skit around the, mai-
gin of the anus should be washed to
remove the incrustation of eggs.
The prevention of infestatiou by
°}in worms consists of aetddiug food
and water which are conttininklte!'C
by the droppings from horses.
Ascaris Megalocophala,
If dor cannot1. rd
not 1)u:y a nice Rubber Ta : 15uggy
ItZirth
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,l?4iuting Poed Car, tithe ";fat, Steele, TwoCoati; ,, V20,00
iCovering Ford '1'op uo,el Ma eerie! .,, ..... ;)27,00
Changing Ford' Curt.ibrs t,., ,pen With Doorh $5,00
Painting Buggy r $$.00
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This is a. large worm which is very
common among horses. it is so
named. on account of its compara-
tively large head.
`Characteristics: In form it is a
long, round worm tapering towards
both ends. They are of a whitish or
yellowish color aincl are easily dis
'Anguished by their large-sized and
expanded headsaprovided with thl,-
eapil.lae or lips. The females are the
Larger, 'being from six to fifteen
lncdiee in length, while the mates are
froth five to ten inehes. They are the
largest :and" most common of the
round worms infesting horses, and
Inhabit the small intestines of horses
of all ages, and are sometimes pres-
ent in large ,.numbers. The ova or
eggs have groat power of resistance
andvitalit7,,•and after being expelled
•from au animal wayremain alive for
a period of oyer a year in manure,
moist earth or ponds. The eggo and
larvae are in turn taken into the sys-
tem with elm food and water, and, ou
reaching the intestines develop^ into
the mature worms.
Symptoms: As a rule This worui is
only present ,inn;, sanall num.l>ers and
'does not give rise to much inconreul-
enoe or harm. Wiien present In con-
eiderablo • numbers they are fre-
gnant;y' noticeable in the dung, and
may, ,cause the usual symptoms of
worms in general.
Treatment: Medicinal treatment is
usually effective in expelling this
parasite;, as they lire; chiefly in the
Contents of the small intestines, and
vermifuge medicines dissolving in
the'bowela kill them rapidly. The
following remedies have Proved to
be effective:-e-Sultthate of iron given
in ,two,. drain deeps in the feed `every
morning 'for a week followed up on
the,seventh day by a purgative, such
as an ounce of aloes given as a ball,
or a pint of raw llneeed ell. The iron
may lie continued longer, if neces•
tart'. Two' ounces of turpentine'
givers in, a pint of milk or i+aw: lin-
seed oil is also useful. The most
et
-
fec ve agent, however, 9s) probably
tatter emetic given in doses of from
Dile to two demo daily for four or
Ave days, followed by a dose of
lliysic+- +C,
D. McGil.vray, M+D+V.,
Ont, Vot, College, Guelph.
dof Tethtoou boufceionstmbits fdi'nhils tIrnt the kpirnod-
ewoa
he selects, and the turf he
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