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have been appi.onted for this district
to sell the New Superior line of
IIEVIWLE T AUTOS
ifyor are considering a new car be
sure and call on me for a demonstrat-
ion and prices
John Hey, Jr.,' Zurich
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Seasonable Seeds of thebest quality ;•
Just received a, quantity of Seed
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Local and Legal advertising not-
ices, reading matter, l0c a line for
ibtr st insertion and 5c per line tor
•xch subsequent insertion.
Preteesional Cards not exceeding
4 anch, $5 per year.
Sr. ;IIt o Jr. IIS -Napoleon, Ger-
omette, Claire Surern.s
Jr, lI to Sr. II -Milton McAdatus
Sr. I to Jr. ri't-Emmerson Erb.
'Olevia Masse. '
Primer to Jr. I -Norman ,Ger-
orxmtte, Laura Masse,
-Sr. Primer -Dennis Masse.
Jay. Primer -Della Smith, Elzer
Masse, Gertrude Thiel, Gerald
Masse.
M,
Surerns, Teacher,
Dashwooc. .
312'rsE. R.. Thompson of Detroit
visited with friends in town a few
days last week.
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Mr, Chester Geiser spent th
week-ned in Pontiac.
Mrs. C:; H. Porreett and daugh
ter 7lary of Calgary are visitin
with Mrs English.: r ,
Mrst C, Finkbeiner is visiting
in! Sarnia.
I42r .and Mrs. J. E. Ehlers of In -
di tzrapolis are visiting the furan-
et's parents, '1 tilt, and Mrs, Henry
Ehlers„
Mr. and Mrs., P. Mcisnne and Mr,
R estarneyer spent Sunday in
London},
Mrs. P. Kraft agent last week
THE HERALD Mr
London,
Mr .and Mrs. Cz•rr Heist of Cretl-
iton visited in this vicinity ,on Suri, -
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0, -"SCHOOL FAIR DATES IN
Pir IHWON COUNTY
: ep!t. :9-Sti. Melena.
► t3ept. 10 -Wroxeter
Sept. 11-Bluevaie.
:Sept. 1s=Etl>el..
s ▪ -I l5ept. 14 -Walton
s Sept, 15-ia ordwich
s wept. 16.33elgrave
Sept. 17 -Ashfield
els p't. 1S -Colborne,
Sept. t. 21.-ZURICH
e pit. 2 -2 -Varna
2:3-Goderie1
Sept. 21 -Blyth
(Sept,25-Grand Bend
2b --Dashwood.
44ep•t. 30 -Crediton
Oct. 1Winchelsea
5"-73:n call
iE%ct. 6 -Dublin
Oct, 7 Be 8 -Clinton
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SC'HO'OL REPORT
Eeport of S. S. Not,041, Kay T'eo
*notion Examinations, Names are
)arranged in order of 'aicrrit.
Jr, IV` to Sr. IV-C'hat"old Sul
as its, • Delbert t,eiger a. hr
Sr..lIlt to • $r, IV -Eldon CFn'rct, iT,
kryrrm Surcrus, Rene Erb:, Dorothy, rh
Weir.
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,Tr, TU to' Sr: Til.. R.ay Orta'ein,�
{VOL'Ldia '.t
ay.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. St=idelbutte of
London spent Sunday with 1tIr:and
Mrs, P. Kraft.
Miss Clara Kraft and Shia and
Verna Kraft ate visiting in Lon-,
dons.
Nits,. Oliver and two children of
Kith ,,,^r, are visiting with :l•Ir.
and Mrs, ell. Kellerman.
Ml'. W,n, Zimmer has disposed
Zof his property they Comm•ercia!
h.toel to Mr, John Eilitsen• oI11tit
cl>el].
e
Mr. (and Mrs. A. Ciplin of Lis-=
tr)rr ^-1 and Mn. and Mrs. Cha.pd]n
of the 'vest spent Sunday with Mr
and Mr
J, Kellerman.
Mies Pearl Krafa spent Sunday
in 14Iiir'chnl 1.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Geiger :led son
Eimer of Ohio spent Friday with
Mrs Jane Guenther,
Miss Anna Vincent of ,Seai"orth
is a isiting in town,
Mrs, J. Guenther and son:
Homer are holidaying at Grand
On Sunday, July 19, the dedicat-
ion of the new pipe. organ in Zion
Luthin'an charelt will take place
0-ermnn .services at 10.3e a.m. ,'will
be conducted by Rev. R Rifest of
Tavistock, itrtnc]k and English .sr'r a ie•es y,t
7.66 pan. will be condectt'd by. Roo
atrn"r' of Loudon. 7trc. xN I
I Vaw of ITnrrtl)t`r 4tti,te .t1?! ia•tll: tee
ee di t:he nivak V Dirt ea the
, e.
will give an Par•.,•'' t r sena)).
e •,,,,.,t. d ay Ile
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quaftaltte .of .Zioj church, The,
r
cZolleeti0u, to be ,lifted,, 'ale both
aerx'ieeel on,S;u>_day f.axad..ego• at the•
ale
cl.tal will flow into the oegan
fund. Everybody eordial1y to
vitsd to attend both,
COUNTY NEWS.
S.
.aind Mrs, Henry ,Wieillanrl of
Sea rtn�tli announce
ervnagc�,
titer, l% ar-
N, Fingay�-
.Ta�s.:Fin-
will talke
did that
g ' dime
encerthree
exei�ter
day sand
ureh and:
by stir.,
,past 'and
s'ociation
'
'took pi-
dnesd�ay
tissie Ai1�
Mrd.
of Mr.
Yeter,was
cArtney,
ried by
eter, •
tong be,
eb 3roi'-,
eh T ..
at the'
s! R. 1'.
Years, ,e
b 1862'
✓ were
rs died
pro deo
ago.
Grand
1•ast of
's! lie
olusie
cheer-
as up
re his
rY.Re
widow
fres-
asters
th oc-
wh�e n
azflai.
life
le R,
noth
e,- or
short
drug
reale
on of
store
ere he
led a'.
;no-
ndit
lead
ice
w,ater•
(heti
on,,
merit of� theironlthe
gere�t, to Mr. y •dein
x William J.
son„ son of Mr Ana Mzts.
laysoze. The marriage .
Placa in July, •
Nevewr ini its history
portion of� ,Hibbert .has*iv
arty for its cei>jtre e .peri
'laps of such pleiastu'able
merit as on Saturday, Sun
^bf'onday last. Faamily, eh'
communlity life, wigs k'rela'
red by (me nories, lof th;e
the renewal of tender las
was ma'niifes'tett.:
A very pretty wedding.
ace on Gode'rieh x'p,. on We
June 244th,; . when Mies J .
"ea Murphy, daughter of
rf.4nry Mnrphep and :sister
Richard 1t 'Murphey of E;
Tarried to 'Mr. Har trey
the ceiretnon, M
Rev, A. �' was �perfor
A. Trumper, of Ex
Charlotte Moriock, Oredi
loved wife of the late Gottli
loch, was born,in Pus1in
Wellington, Co., -• Sept. 10,
end passed away peacefully
homElba : of her daughter Ilfr
Eio'n�tlt;s and Crediton ,aged 84
27 days,, She -
married to Mr. Morioek, Fe
Pour sons' and four. clai,ghte.
born to .them, taro daughto,
in infancy,, 1VIn. Morloe
k eased her ,about 144 years)
The ilea t took
end on Thursday mernplace at
g
alvin Wilson, raged 46 yea/
e
a d been ailingYc a.
or sonye time, with tube s
ui dtrrin� Was: always ,
n,2 <.uottnd his and ry
eatN The funeral week held
'clay to .Grand Bend `Held
av'eg' to' mourn his lo4;seznt'te
rvo sons' andhts
one d�augIit�er,
Ies four brothers' and
A. veru sad tragic
;s
red in Seafol.Itli on July
th,
rays. Brown Y 6th,
a well known, f
Hullett tof. took his . o)vn
e had delivered some catt
safo.rtlt; 'that morning, and
g unusual in his' .appearano
nner was noticeable, when
before noon he 'vent into a
re and purchased Ironic ar
rlag it was for the destructi
oars, atter leaving the drug
went to a reetaurant,. wIi
er,ed a dish of ice cream a
ss of 'water, No .particular
was • taken of him `there a
s not 'noosed until Iafter.he
ne out:(prat he had left the
am 1itasted, but that. the...
es was empty and. it is supe
t is rheic he tool: ,the pois
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STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the ,Township or
Stephen met in the Towyn II r'l
Creditor:, on Iti7:onday, JuIY 8th, [523
It 1 p t,r. All presentl, ,Minutes
of previous; meeting' read and acl-
)ptecl,
Ae petition signed by P. Sullivan
and others asking the council tc
establish a 1VIunici-pal 2'elephone
System. was presetn.ed by Me
;'heob )1d Dietrich.
The said petition was laid on
tiffs table .and .filed for iuture0dll-
rideratiozl,
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The resignation 91 Daniel Vs -
Is ;a,: as a member" o TJt Athletic,
''lead Board was 'aeoepted and
+-reveth,ic appointed in his st•n3.
i%Iovecl by Mr. Snell ,in anendm
ant, no 'seconder, that Mrs. tDr,;
Orme be appointed to succeed .V t '
AcIsa ac,
ion was ,carried.
es Goets•-T'ha.t .Peter Risen
o awarded contraet to , or1-
n cement bridge on thnl6-
t•essiCn'8 known as .!roller
Pridr;.• at 89.00 per .cubic
Th price to include
nreeeslsary' for the ,, p ,�
on thereof.. tiff temporary.
roadway and all precautions
d for publicisrafety. And
e :R;eevo be euipowerM to
an 'Overseer- to Superfin-
e. work,
following orders were pas.-
•o-Elec.
as.-
ro l✓lec, Com, acct 18.67; G.
oem tole 10,90; E. Hall, Ry -
labor 10.50;' N. Scott, coin,
4 2.75; War, Preszcator,con
cls 4, 33.00; P. J. Wickwire
re; Walker 'drn, 2.00;. Mu.ri-
nrhd acct 6.85; Exeter pub -
ties, footlights' 24..29 1�Ienr
Mot
Rea
bach b
street
17 con
er't n s
yard.
.r rneti
;wary
;hat til
r pp'ri n,t
Lend th
The
sed-
/1,y
ed--
/1yd
Eilber,
l e's St.
;Elk. Rd,
rarct
:tintiri
"ipal W
J*tiii
CIark gravel ,cent 30.;00 ditto g y�
ea el 7.50; S. G.t`
i,50; . L. Hill bal c6't'tp!S tRdUt5 50.
J'as, Willis, content. s. rd, 1.25; Sun-
dry persons Exp. of preparing by
l•t,vs, etc, it S,S. o: 8, Stephen and
B asanquet 93,.50; J. Ryan, rep. ,rd.
rind drawing tile 5,13: 15,00; 'Main'
Tinker Rep, ,cult', eon 14 8.00; Cert.
ttralia Far'mer's Co),Operative Co.. '
cement 16.25; P. Bogan gravel ,16.30
H)gan gravoi S.B. 24.75; Geo
"-Ildi;irtsl ,gravel 125 ditto gravel
8,8. 75c, .,
The courier] adlcnn'ned to meet
tI
.igain in tho Tnw i hall, •Crrtliton,
,n Monday, flagrant 3rd, 1925 at 1 Is
S arzi'y Eilbez• cork,
TAENIASIS IS:THE NAME
DISEASE' ii',i31.1't W APIP +lO']$ 5120414
FARM ANIMALS.
`4lreep, Poultry,end Dos Are All
Subject to Attacks 1"rou tho Tape.
Wolin --- Liow to Deal With 'nib
Parasite.
WQntributed by .Ontario t)eps rtmemt
Agriculture, Toranto,D
The effect of tapeworm infestatior
upon the host animal isnot tnarkee
unless the parasites' are present ID
numbers.
The following disease .conditions
may result from tapeworm hofesta-
tion: (i) P,aptial or Cozziplete block-
ing of the 1u'iien of the intestine:
this may cause toxic or inflammatory
disturbances; (2) Irritation 'and dis-
ease of the liver due to the passage
of worms throughh the bile ducts into.
the liver; (3) ,Irritation of the mu-
cous membrane of the intestine by
the hooks- of the armed species,':
(.4) Anaemia due to taking of nour-
ishment from the injesta in the in-
testine.; (5) Qenerai debility of the
animal due to the absorption of toxic
matter that has been excreted by the
parasite; (6) The cystic form of tape-
worm causes the condition known as
measly pork and beef. The foregoing
remarks will indicate how serious a
,gest this seldom seen internal para-
site is to certain of our domestic
.animals.
Life History of Tapeworm.
Most of the taenia undergo
les of complex metamorphic el
'zivolving larval and sexually
Parasitism in hosts of differen
cies: When an egg is swallow
a suitable host the shell is di
and the embryo liberated. Th
bryo pierces the intestinal wal
by way of the blood and lym
carried to the particular organ
body, specific for its further de
meat, where -it become incisted,
forms a bladder cyst, the stage
gives the measly pork and In
bear condition well known to
eaters,
The next stage is the forrnati
The cephalo -cyst, which is done
budding from the bladder cyst
it is the development of the s
or head. If at this time the hla
cyst is swallowed by a suitable
the head becomes separated from
bladder-lIke cyst and attaches 1
to the mucous membrane of th
testine where it develops into
adult tapeworm, A sexual por
present on either one or both
gins of each segment. The aegm
is virtually an egg pouch, and usu
contains many eggs, it breaks a
and.passes.lrom the body of its•
on becoming fully developed.
heador scalex with developing
inerts remaining in the intestine
til expelled by drug treatment.
tapeworm has no alimentary or
testipal system, the food that it to
pas diredtly through the surf
of the body.- In most species th
are two drainage canals extend
from the head to the posterior s
ment. These worms are of gr
interest because of their remarka
process of development, In ea
stages the immature worm exists
a bladder worm, living in the bo
tissue of an intermediate host. In t
second stage the mature form
found in the intestine of the demi
host.
Sheep. ---These animals are qui
frequently affected with either o
of trvospeeies. Ii' lambs shots- such
symptoms as emaciation, arrested de-
velopment, loss of appetite, lassitude
and diarrhoea the sheepman should
be suspicious of the presence of tape-
worms., ••
Poultry.—Few or many birds in a
flock ' may show signs of infection.
Early symptoms are a ravenous appe-
ite, excessive thirst, and later food
may be entirely refused, There is a
eneral unthriftiness and wasting un -
i1 the birds become weak and ema-
iated. A yellowish -white diarrhoea
ay be present, the comb and wattles
ecome yellowish or pink. The most
eriously infested birds will mope
round with drooped wings, separat-
e theinselve's fro;n the flock.
The Farni Dog.—Dogs are more
sequently infested with tapeworm
an,any other farm animal. Mature
gs may harbor matey tapeworms
ithout receiving apparent injury.
Lure dogs may harbor many tape-
orms without receiving apparent in -
'y.. Young dogs are much more
sceptible, and if showing the fol -
wing symptoms you should be sus-,
ions of the presence of tapeworm-
s symptoms are those of gastro in-
tinal catarrh, hungry at tin'ies, and
tunes refusing food, pendulous
omen, retarded development„ ema-
tion, and restlessness. Convulsions
zuetimes occur. An interesting
nt in connection with the.tape.
rm that infests the dog is tha4
intermediate host is the dog flea,
works like .this, -=the flea• eats the
1 matter from the dog containing"
tapeworm eggs, These eggs
hatch within the flea, forming: the
bladder' -like cysts or seeond stage in
the tapeworm's life history. The dog"•
then eats the flea, and the tapeworm
head or scaler is liberated in the
dog's intestine, where It becomes at-
tached, to start the life cycle again.
Horses are rarely'infested with
tapeworm, cattle and swine some-
times are, but fortunately not very
frequently. --L, Stevenson, Dept. tot
Extension, O. A. College,.
a ser -
lenges
rsature
t .spe-
ed by
gosted
e em-
1, and
ph is
of the
velop-
This
that
eab.ly
meat
on of
by a
wall,
calex
ddor
host,
the
tself
e in -
an
e is
mar-
ene
ally
way
host
The
seg-
un-
The
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in-
kes
ace
ere
Ing
eg-
ear:
blet
rly
ae
dy
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te
te
ne
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in
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tit
da
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Ma
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Jur
su
to
plc
Th
tes
at
abd
cia
80
p01
wo
its
It
feta
the
l'he estimated eest" of supporting
te rats that prey on our fetid pro-
ticfcaon the farms and irt tine homes
•ry heavy burden to carry,' and we
Le better eel' 'a.ifaeout the rat'
TifivxJuly' letln, 1925
AGE REPAIRING
We are In a position to do Expert,
Auto Repairing and Specialize
0111
or any make ,
of caro ll'
work guaran-
teed. teed.
BATTERIES -CHARGED AND REPAIRED.
itass-
nfAvglirOUR,11Cf0TOR CLEANED FROM OLD CARBON: BY OCir,!
] 1 ,BURNING PROCESS.
Gas, Oil, Greases, Tires and all A
CCG'53oril;
D. H. Angel, Proprietor
L.Pang's old Stand, - Zurich
O'T G MBL
ITH WOOL?
uy Your Togs at
UER9T 'S
fi�
laereb-cu take No chalice. Whert-
GUARANTEED
DEPENDABLE 01 EVERY RI):SPECT
"YOUR MONE'' .NOT OURS T1 NTIL YOU ARE SATISFIED
E. Wilt% Teter, Zune
Men's Furnishings
WRERE THE GOOD CLOTHES COME FROTel.
eiwilumwamilmwwww,mmiviamkil.
n uric_ Drug Store
INSECTICIDE
have,, a reliable Stock
of Insecticides of all kinds
Green, Arsenate of
ea Bordeaux Mixture
taBlue -Stone, Insect Powder,
Hellebore,Moth
Flypads, Tanglefoot, 011 oft
Cedar
,Toilet _reparations, Patent Med-
3:ielnes, School Supplies, Stationer3-„
Photogrnphic Supplies.
A MadKinnon, Zuricb,,
AmilmmximmpvtirmiwimwolimmytyymcAta‘.