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ZURIOR HERALD
. SIMINESSCARPS
DUDLEY E.,40,LivES
iliikraliter, Solicitor, Notary Pablie
Ikea Office on HieMilton Street,
Viet oft the 'square, Gocieriela Priv-
44:0 /uncle to loan at lowest rates,
VIC
Bohn ee will be in Hansen on,
Friday of each week,
P. Hess, Township Clerk
lister of 'marriage lietereeete Notary
Coureassioner, Fire ant i A.nt#
*Mobilo limatrarce„ Re prod ee tin
literillei and Tilrie Mortgage Corttora”
*re, The Canada Trust „CO, Zirich,
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DENTAL SURGEON;::
*AIN OfeFICE HENSALL
T OSCAR KLOPF
tirraduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
Schoce ,of Auctioneering. Try,
lee for Registered Live Stock
4I1 Breeds). Tering; in keeping
AU prevailing prices. Choice
teems for sale. Will sell anything
Seywhere.
'Ozone 18-93 or write Zurich.
' Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for- County
it Huron. In a position to con
ilhatt any auction sale, regardless
to size or.articles to, sellt
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*licit your business', and ifAnot
eatisfied will make no charges for
*winces.
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Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
*sane i,s-51
Zurich Meat
MARKET
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Fresh and. Salt Meats
j Bologna zausages, etc
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Rashest Cash Price for WoUl
CASH FOR MINS &HIDES
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. ZURICH LI'VERY'
1 am in a position to accomo
'tate all requirements in -the Livery
Sine, have Auto for hire. Any-.
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE 3. THIEL
Vlione 58
Zurich
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G. S. ATKINSON
L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
'EXETER, ONT. Phone 3,!,
At HAYFIELD Every Wednesday
VENINGS IN EXETER BY AP-
POINTMENT
• LIVE
POU LT R Y
WANTED
*Oen every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
be. mot teed tow' saint, morning
he Virougbt in.
Highest Cash Prices
-C.A.S11 FOR
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
PbaDe 94.. • Zurich
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FOR'D OWNERS
. INTRODUCE 13ENIFITS
OF A MAGNETO RECHARGE, :I
*ILL OXEI QUART OF
Tuxedo Chatterless Oil
laceITH EACH' Eitel r.kftGE DU R-
• ING THE MONTH OF MAY.
. PRICE $L00
S. WEIN, Prop.
DAsnWooJ MOTOR SERVICE
PIrt
Wants, Fbr Sale, LOst,
FoundoNoticepEte.Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
A fine well built garage, lOxlO
toot. Ieo r farther par la c alters ap-
ply to Peter Corriveme $t. Joseph. is40
' STRAYED
jerem ea, jeaenh last week, an
old soerel Mare. Finder' kindly
notify Herald Office., Zurich:
FOR SALE
A. cellar steps, in good vondit-
ion) would make an ideal steps for
a bare/apply at HeralelOffice
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HOUSE FOR SALE
• Eight -roomed two .stoyey brick
dwelling, With, tureace, wired for
hydro, and in good condition. On
the, Peenneesi is a good brick )st-
able, good, was and fruit trees
Property contains two-fifths acres
of land and, is situated in Zurich.
For particulave apply to A. Ile
Hess, Zurich.. r -50
FARM FOR SALE
Consistine*bof 100 acres ,with, go-
od bank barn, drive 's*hed, com-
fortable frame house. with summer
kitchenand woodshed; good or-
chard.. and nuraerens small fruit
trees, about twetny acres •Eine hard
wood bush. Parra ie -well fenced
and fairly well supplied with wa-
ter for all purposes. • Convenient
to school and church. Poseession,
givenin the fall or spring. For
particulars aprply to A Hess,
Zurich ti -50
FOR SALE '
One new DeLaval Cream Separ-
ator for $81.60 cash, regular price
is $92 cash. L. A. Prang.
• Tires! Tires!
CASINGS
S0 3a Cords 83.50
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Fabrics .....
TUBE'S • •
60e3le Olympic at ..
3tei E •tra Heavy •Tubes $2,95
3exi E „tra Heavy Tubes $3.00
BA1.0 'N TIRES. • '
Aiiv peaty gettieg, 5 Baloons and
gi Ting ma 5 old, casinas and tubes
1 wal alleet them $27.00 for same,
and the 5 new tires ,for $67.00 cash
• Joh', Hey, tJr., Zurich.
-1,SALE •
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A neartY hew Oliver Riding plow
apply to ...L. .A. Prang.
FOR SALE
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• Government, tested seed corn,
following varieties -White Oap tel
low Dent; Imp. Lea.ming, Wiscon-
sin NO,. 7; Early Bailey; Golden
Glow, Longfellow., • Also Sorghum
1VIanger and turnip seed.
J. Gesell° & Son, Zurich.
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• Dr. H. 11. COWEN 2t."
Se, D. D. S.
:DENTA4 SURGEON
• At McCormick Block, Zurich, ev
ery Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
• Main Office
EIA.RTLEID'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
CO
Scranton Coal
Chesnut and Furnace
Sr Soft coal of,
highest quality.
• GOOD SUPPLY ON H4ND
Case & Son
PHONE 35 • HENSALL -17
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BORN'
Erb -At Bronson Line, Hay Tp., on
June lath; to Aar, and Mrs. Christ.
Erb, a sone ,
LOCAL NEVIS:
Mr.
and. Mee. T 14. Warm spent
Sienday Bayfield.';
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Mr .L. ,A, Prang tie•giving his
dwelling a fresh coat of paint,
lefre. Adam Truemoier who has
Vent the pat winter in Letrole,
Kee returned to her home ,
Mr, and MrsI. W. R. Ho fereen, air,
$
axed Kra. L. W. jIeffman Were- un -
day visitors at Orecliton: •
eand Mrs. H. Eiclerneieet and
Mr. e-nd Mrs, C. Weber were Sun-
day visitors' at St, allaryle, '
Sorry to report that Wirer. (Bev;
S. R. Koecheel of New Hamburg
eontieues serioefsly 111.
• Mrs Celina Jeffrey Is; holding an
auction •sale of household effects in
Zurich on Saturday of thee week.
Mr .ared. Mee. David IVaanle and
daughter Betty of' Kitchener were
Niteitare with relatives in this. •vie -
4' Mr. and lafre. Jaocb tWatrm and
children' , of Seaforth; vieltecl at
the home of Mr. and MIA, • • john
Fuse on Sanday,.. • • •
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Mr .and Mrs t George Appel, and
a/fr .and Mrs t Ed. Appel of':New
Hamburg were Sunday visitors'with
friend's and relatives in town.
Children's Day wasobeervecl in
the Evangelical. church on Sunday
evening and a large audience was
present to eliettrethe programme• .'
1V1r.-andeVare. W. P. Dumart and
son Billie of Kitchener, and Mr.
and Mrs,. S. Schantz of Beaten we-
re week -end visitorat the 'puma
of Mr. and Mee. H. Yungblue,
Mr. Kenneth. A. Routledge, who
hee spent hin vacation at his bowie
here, loft for Detroit on Tuesday
to take un his position as eravel-
ler witb. 15. MeFerry Seed Co.
• Mr .and Mrs'. Joeteltechter, aceotn-
panied by „Mr. aid Mrs'. • Frank
Lane of Cli Tit on vi ite a at the li one e
of Mr. Wm. Leibold • on, Sunday,
Rev. WI. B, Dangle motored• to
Stratford one deer last weak, aucl
was, eacompanied to that citynby
his mother, Mrs/.
Mr. 'lead Mrs!. Harry Cook of
1.13.rtn3lree, Mr and Mrs. Joeeph
Wilhelm of Wellesley, Mr. and Mrs
Sane Rupp ad Strattford, anal Mr.
and Mrs, John Geiger, ief Heicile-
burg, were week -end !Visitors at
the. home•of Mr .and Mn. C. q.
smith, Sauble Line
The „rather pleaastnt veal wea-
ther the \past week haw been very
'agreeable The hay crop will be
light, while the summer ,crope are
looking goodb only in want of more
meisture. Rain is needed • very
badly ale tbe. is gettifi quite
dry aghin.
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The Amevicau well-to-do -farmer
for a ,heme for himself .and hie
slpyinte out _the' land and 'looking
dew ;dente is al gein, tecomiag a treaders ekrich friends for the elupport
famil;ar figure on the trainee in the giN'en'*• and the heli' 'extended in
hatals' seal the land 0 ffleas of the contribution or news, etc., dela
Weatern Canada; and bne earl note ing the pelt erea', and we ha re the
in the Vaal press of the Welk con encoaraging satisfaction of feeling
stant referennest to Property* ch- that our little weekly is geinieg
angee Ine ,to purchases by Imola- groued in interest ae he in en -
DEEP COW FERIA'S. FIT
SUMMER DISEASES IT IS ,NECES--
SARY ¶EQ quitop AoAthstx.
Method of Detection and Methods of
Treatment Are Herein Outlined --
Black Leg Is From Soil Germ -
Methods of Vaccination.
(contributed by Ontario Department ot
sikarlcuituro, Toronto.)
Black Leg, Black Water, Quarter
I11 and Quarter Evil are' apron=
names applied to a disease that takes
its toll in young cattle from many
herds each. year, From July to Octo-
ber fataltles are most , numerous,
Vigorous young animys, physically
in good condition one day may be
found lying stiff and told the nort.
When post roortem is performed and
the swellings opened, the affected tis-
sues present a dirty brown or dark
red color and a frothy liquid with a
„fteculimsickly odor is exuded, The
tissue surrounding the swellings
show a straW-colored appearance and
the lymph glands are congested. Pre-
vious to death the swellings occur-
ring in the region of the hind quar-
ters or over the shoulders or along
the neck are very painful and the
animal manifests severe lameness.
The Disease.
Black Leg is caused by the Bacillus
Chauvei, an organism that inhabits
the stifle and is most troublesome on
low lying, poorly drained pasture
lands. Fields with small areas. of
swarap, and scrubby shrub growth
seem to harbor the organism in
greatest abundance and to create con-
ditions for its destructive work.
Animals Attacked.
• Susceptibility under natural pas-
ture conditions is confinedtocattle
from three months to three years old.
Yearlings are most affected. Calves
fed on milk and not allowed to graze
are rarely affected. Calves at pasture
are readily affected. Sheep are sus-
ceptibie but not as much so as cattle.
Humans, horses and pigs are virtu-
ally immune-, Stabled cattle are
rarely affected. The bacilltis gaine
entrance into the animal bedy
through a small wound or scratch or
by ingestion with feed.
Symptoms.
Once the organism gains entrance
into the tissues and successfully
establishes itself it develops the dis-
eased condition very rapidly. The
coarse and duration are very short,
death occurring in from one-half to
three days. The first noticed symp-
tom is the animal standing away from
the rest of the herd. If moved it
shows a severe lameness. Soon after
lameness appears, swellings develop
in the region of the thigh and shoul-
ders and over the neck. • Swellings
• may develop anywhere, but usually
where the muscles are large. At first
the swellings are hot and painful, but
subsequently become less tender. The
skin in the •ce.ntre of -the s'wollen
Rev. F. la Howaal, of '1,1OW'
area becomes cold, dark colored and
- 'fl'''''• dry like a piece Of leather, These
Dundse, accompamied ,by
and -eldest swellings when pressed give a crack -
Car* Miller, bf Bufeallo
son, of Rev. WI. J. 'Miller, a former ling sound, ueto the air or gas
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pdstor of the LatlierEea church- in present. Swellings raay form' on tb a
Zurich, spent al few eleeee with internal or thorasic wall or may be
Eriencle here.. Rev. Cad Millerhas, confined 10 the head and throat. In
just recently gradriaa,a into th,e ,addition • to the characteristic swee7.-
- iiigs, systematic disturbances, as load
ministery.
beating of the heart, labored breath-
,
A Welat.S. Union meateog eves ing, high fever and abdominal pale
held at Blake church on June 17th; may be noticeable. Finally the af-
wh.en the..varioits Soeieties of Kin- fected • animal becomes prostrated,
pen, HilleGreen, ' Vern% Goehee . lies on its side and appears greatly
ine bloated. Once prostrated, death us -
Line were presaat. A very
,ually follows in a few hours.
spiting meeting was the result be -
When young cattle die suddenly at
each of the ;societies 'conteibuting
and giving a topic. Special and haleasotkurlee,gone should be suspicious of
appropriate 'muse 'Was( rendered for
Tre,atineut.
the occasion, Rev. Durant and
Rev ',way also eipepea., • ., Once au animal es infected, treat-
ment is unsuccessful, because the die-
, With the ,clase 'of thiseweek Will • ease is so rapidly fatal. Many- stock
end the general merchant business owners, especially those that have
of Mr, H. L. Albrecht in Zurich, as .sufteredaloss, have learned the value
noxt Week the two other stores in- of protective vaccination and prac-
tice this method of protective im-
chiding, L. W. Hoffman, will ,. ab-
We munization on all tattle under three
sorb' the balance of the saock.
years of age, every spring before the
ave indetd sorry to see Mr. Al -
animals are turnell out to pasture.
bright cease activities' in Zurich as
he is a fine business man., , Soth e ITihe.vancnination of a herd with a re-
sale prices; and we would urge • season. Immunization, against the
a few more days arr tir lc. Le,g. aateetne can be done
'Albite hail onlyv y. small test, and it gives
lett toaparchase these articles at perfect. protection daring the pasture
(be people, to act quick before it Black Leg bacillus is strongly recom-
ie., all .gonee mended to all stock owners living in
districts where yang cattle have
BIBLE SOCIETY METS died, as it were overnigat, white at
pasture.
A plablin'meeting in the later-
Bnae.• Methods of Vaccination Do Use..
eats of the Western Ontario
Society will be afeld in the Town (1) Pellet, Cord and Powder Foru• e
of vaccine. '.
Hell, Zurich, next 'Monday evening
(2) Standardized liquid vaccine.
,Tune 29th, commencing at • eight
o'clock. The iprincipal apeaker 01 (3) Natural Black Leg agressin.
(4) Black Leg Filtrate ---or artifi-
the .re_v,eninerf will be :Rev. John '
dal egressiiii.
Garleatt, the 'newly aPpointecl Field 'All are effective. The pellet form is
Secretary ,who succeeds! Rev. R. J. conveAnienai but the Natural Black
Doweri., Rev. Mr. Bowes was coin- higher efficiency, -L. Stevenson,
uad ill hiealtIP . A 'hetirty invitat- Dept. of Extension, 0. A. College,
lone is i ;extended to the people of
Zurich! and vicinity to aettend this
meeting and make it a isuccesS,
NO HERALD NEXT WEEK,
The Zurich Herald hale again re-
ached *ether milestone, ,and is
now twenty-fiveiyears. old, and at
this theta iwe will as usual, observe
our annual „holiday weele, so there
will be no publication on Thnre-
day Jane ,2ndi but the follewhig
week Ve try and be on the.
lob agape We have great
oxia to lbe thankful to'per limey
tti Arri 44,
lerging our eubscripition,
Feeding the Roar,
The quantity of meal to feed a
boar _will vary with circumstances.
During the season when he is Used
most, he will require liberal treat-
ment, but at no time, Should he be
fed more than he will eat up clean
before' leaving the trough. During
comparatively idle seasons a very
light meal ration will be sufficient,
and if on good pasture he will require
but little feed in addition. It is en-
tirely a "atter of judgment, and the
feeder must be guided by the condi-
tion of the boar. It is never wise
to Make Budden changes in the ration
e-thet is, to change suddenly froth
a light ration to a heavy one, or
front a heavy ration to a light one.
Changes should be made gradually,
and the etedee, knowing about when
the heaviest • season. commencee
ShOUld Stilt In plentyof. time to pre -
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HESS WI14L FIX THEM
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Painting Fwd. Car,
iqovexiug Ford, Top
Changing Ford Curtains
l''Irainytru Buggy
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$15.00, Two Coats ,.. ... $20.00
Material,less curtains ... ... $12.00
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