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PROCIDF00T, K1LI,O1 AN, & COOKE:
° Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Public &o, Offico, on the Square, °Lad
door from Hamilton St, t;roder•iclr,
Private funds 4o loan at 1owe+et rates
W. Peewee:en, X. 0. J. L. KILLorrAN.
H. J. 1). Coolsrc.
Mr. Cooke will be in Honsall on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
ANDREW P. HESS, Notary Public
Com missianer, Conveyancing,
!Fire and. Life Insurance, Agent
Corporation and Canada Trust
Co. Herald Office. Zurich.
Dr. E. S. Hardie
DENTIST[
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFPICR - HEN° 1 LL.
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
,Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & AIDES
Tiuigbiut &
Doi Chert
Delaware & Hudson Co.'s
LACKWANA COAL
Also soft coal.
Om berms are cash on
delivery
EL A. TM;nten
NENSALL ENT.
LJVE
POU LT ICY
WANTED
TAKEN EVERY SATURDAY
FORENOON
Do not feed fowl came morning
'when brought in.
Highest Cask Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94. Zurich
The HIME
1nsuranc Cl
PAID-UP CAPITAL $6,000,000
SURPLUS TO POLICYHOLDERS
$1.9536,177.25
Insures your barn against dam-
age by wind or tornado for 40
cents per $100 for 3 years, and
your house for 30 cents per $100
for 3 years. No premium note
and no extra assessment guaran
teed.
G.n
Agent - Durick
DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS
Salesman Wanted
To Represent
'TRE OLD RELIABLE FONT -
HIL NUSERIES
The greatest demand for Nursery
Stock in Years.
'British. and European Markets a-
gaiir open for. Canadian Frnit.
Lergest 1'sl of Pi:Wien:lid Ornamen-
tal Stock, Seed Potatoes,
etc., grown in Canada
Write for Particulars
Stone & Wellington
Established 1837'
MMRONT% ()NT.
I'UT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
About 100 bushels of ki'ango:dr
and a quantity of Hay, apply t
John Galster, Zurich..
LOCAL NEV'S
eel Ward Fritz returned to. Kit-
chener on Monday..
It is better to patch up a quare
rel today than your face tomorrow
Mr and Mrs, R..F. Steele viel'e.'l
relatives in Dashwood over Sun -
o day
Mr. Harry Thur of Elora, wa•3 a
la'it
week.
Mrs, Gormley of Clinton is vi..-
iting at the home of Mrs. A. fit,
Ehnes,
Mi. .A: Gingerieh of the Bron-
son Line visited friends nown Fast
over Sunday).
Mr. F McCutcheon of London
spent the week -end at the home
of Mrs, S: Rennie.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Dennis Bedard, who had been ser-
iously ill, is improving favorablj.
,Mr. Harry Weber of Galt, who
,was a resident of Zurich, some
years ago, is renewing old acqu-
intances.
M s , Dane.! r Ruby has taken the
pc sition of operator at the switch
board oft he local telephone cen-
tral here.
Mrs. Q. Taggart of South Bend,
Ind., attended the funeral of the
late Mrs Geo. Mess un Tuesday. moval to prevent blood poisoning.
Mrs. C. Price returned from the The disease has been known in
Europe for many years, lint 't was
NOTICE.
We have just received a car-
load of cedar shingles.
F. 0. Kalbfleisch, Zuri .h.
NOTICE
Our Accounts are ready please
call for yours. If not called for
within a short Lime, we will mail
them.
J, GASCHO&SON
NOTICE
$5,00 a day the year around,
send for yearly contract and sam-
ple case free,. II, V. MARTIN,
Windsor, Ont,
NOTICE.
Our accounts are now ready. If
not called for by Feb. lat, they
will be sent through the mail. T.
L. Wurm.
FOR SALE
Sleigh shoes $7.00 a • set, cutter
shoes $2.50 a pair and all other
general blacksmithing repairs at
reduced prices while it lasts.
Louis Prang, Zurich.
NOTICE
I am offering my propertys for sale
in Zurich, my residence on Mill St.
that I ani now `ocenpying, and what
is known as Geiger's Confectery, pro-
perty- For particulars a,pplp to D.
Koehler.
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FOR SALE
Frame building, 25x40, and 16
feet high, in good condition. Suit-
able for straw shed or driving shed
Apply to W. L. Seb:.ert, Zurich.
FOR SALE
In ,Zurich, my property consist
ing of 6 acres of land, good com-
fortable house and new stable. All
in A. 1. co edition. 'At a 'bargain
for quick ,.ale, A. Mittlehoitz,
Zurich, t,1-31.
OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed Auctioneer for the Co-
unty of Huron, Sales conducted
in any part of the County. Char-
ges moderate. Satisfaction guar-
anteed or no pity.
Several fine farms have been
placed in my hands for sale.
Zurich, P. 0, Phone 18-93
FOR SALE
SWEET CLOVER
I have a small quantity of yel-
low blossom sweet clover seed
for sale, order early., as the sup-
ply is very limited. For partic-
ulars apply to;
Fred. J. Haberer, R.R.I Zurich.
Phone 11-9483t.f.
COTTON GRAIN SACKS
FOR SALE
Owing to having sold out our
milling plant here, we have a
quantity of cotton Grain bags for
le
sa,_ which the will sell at 50c each
as long as they last. This is on -
1y one half the price you will pay
for them at general stores to -clay.
Also have some feed beans which
We illw sell at $1.50 per bush while
they last. Call at Cecile Bros.,
Garage, ?Jensen.
FOR SALE
Entire herd of Pura Bred hr•t-
horn .Cattle,
Consisting of 4 females, 2 males,
3 pure Scotch, and 3 Scotch Top-
ped. All above mentioned are
registered in the Canadian Herd
Book. For particulars apply to
W. H. Pfile, Dashwood, R R. 1i
or phone 7-85, Zurich Central 30
FARM FOR SALE
Being; composed of lot 19, con,
15 and sr, lot 20, con 15, Hay, con-
taining 150 acres. Good house
and bank barn and other out
buildings. This farts must be
sold to Wind up the estate of the
late Mr, Stephen 1Vleidinger. Must
be sc,icl by 1Vl'areh 1st, 1920. For
pc.rti ular; apply to Nelson Masse,
John Hartman or Mrs, et.. Brisson,
executors of said estate. •
Dated at .Zurich, rob. 13th, 1.920.
visitor with friends here
CONTAGIOUS ABORTION
A Too Common Trouble With
Some Farm Mares.
re -
Cause of the Disease Discovered--
'Method of Spreading Described--
Measures for Control Oyster.
shell Barli Louse With Its
Treatment.
(contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
ONTAGIOTIS abortion of nares
is due to a specific bacillus
(Bacillus ahortivus equinus)
which gets established in the
uterus, fetal membranes and foetus,
setting up local inflammation leading
to expulsion of the foetus plead or
alive at any time during pregnancy.
The symptoms of approaching
abortion are not'usually in evidence
until just before abortion takes
place. Then the animal is seized with
colicy pains, restlessness and strain-
ing, and a swollen vulva with a mu-
cous discharge is noticeable. After
abortion, the symptoms are more
specific. There is a chocolate brown
fluid discharge from vulva which has
a typical offensive odor, and the foe-
tal membranes are inclined to retrain
intact, thus necessitating artificial
London
Hospital last Friday, where not found on rhe American ontin-
ent until 1886 when it appeared in
the Mississippi valley. Since' then it
has spread far and wide in the Unit-
ed States and Canada. Although
themany investigations were made both
serious illness of his daughter, in Europe and America, it was not
Mrs. Geo. Hess, who passed away
on Thursday,
she had undergone an operation,
and is much improved in health.
Mr. John Weido was called to
Detroit last Wednesday owing to
until 1912 that the cause of the dis-
ease was discovered. In that year
A large number of cur citizens ;rt- E. S. Good, o Kentucky, discovered
tended the Seaforth-Wiarton hoc- the bacillus which causes the disease.
The same year Dr. Schofield, of To -
key match at Seaforth on Tuesday• ronto, discovered the same bacillus
in some cases of ' joint ill in colts
which had developed in districts in
OMr. F C. Kalbfleiseh has dispose ofnmares. asrio re contagiousyalenand abortion
Mr.
prevalent the Pol-
ed the black Pereheron team he lowing year found the same bacillus
purchased from Mr. Wm. Decher in cases of contagious abortion of
two years ago, to Mr, Gormley of (nares in Ontario.
near Dublin, the consideration be-
ing $450.
Miss Lottie Galster left on Tiu-
esday for Toronto, where she
will be for a week in a wholesale
department, after which she will
resume her position as milliner, at with the bacillus and spread the dis-
Bcwmanville. ease to other mares which he sub -
Messrs. Clayton and Claience.tiequently'serves. If the discharges
Ho�mart were last week snow- from an aborting mare are allowed
to contaminate the bedding or other
bound at Seaforth, while on their materials that other mares conte in
way to Wiarton, where Seaforth contact with, then the mares are li-
was scheduled to play hockey on able to contract the disease. If the
Tuesday evening. This game was discharges are allowed to contami-
played off on Friday evening at nate watercor food materials that are.
liable to
that place and was won by the green to htr maree, the latter are
contract the disease.
Seaforth team.
( Measures for Control. -1. Three
The sad news was received here months must elapse between abor-
last Thursday of the death :., f tion and subsequent breeding.
2. Mares that have aborted must
Ethel, wife of Mr. George Jless, not be bred if there is evidence of
which took place in Detroit at 6 uterine catarrh, even after three
o'clock that evening in Harper's months.
Hospital. Deceased was taken i11 3. Mares that have aborted must
the flu a few weeks ago only be bredt at the end of the stal-
withg lion season.
which developed into double pne-I 4. Application of an efficient dis-
umcnia, and although everything i infectant to the external genitalia of
possible was done for her it proved the stallion after each service in af-
of iso avail. The remains were Tested districts.
brought to Zurich and the funeral Measures to ]3e Employed at Time
was held on Tuesday, interment ' of, or Subsequent to Abortion.-
taking place in the Lutheran cern-, •Iso mre at first sign of
approachingiabortion.
etery, She leaves to mourn her 2. After abortion the foetus and
loss her bereaved husband, her membranes should be burned, if pos-
sible, or buried deeply in quick -lime.
two sisters, Mrs. Geo. Smith of I 3. Those handling the foetus and
near Varna and Ariel Laura at home I snare hould disinfect hands and
and two brothers,Wilfred ;rnd I clothing.
4. Bedding
'should be burned and
Elmore of Hay Township, :vh'n the stall washed with a strong-dis•
-
evening which resulted in favor of
Seaforth, score 7-4.
Method of Spreading. -The disease
is spread mainly by the discharges
from the vulva of aborting animals.
If a mare that has aborted is served
before all discharges from the vulva
have ceased and the genitalia have
been efficiently disinfected, then the
stallion is liable to get contaminated
have the sincerest sympathy of a
host of relate -es and friends.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Nelson Denom-
me, Late of the Township of Hay
in the County of Huron, Farmer
Deceased,
NOTICE is hereby given that
all persons having any claims ag-
ainst Nelson Denomme, who died
on the 7th day of January, 1920, at
the Township of Hay, at'e r: qui e l
on or before the 13th day of March
1920, to send by Post or deIivei to
Mrs. Rachel Denomme, R.R.
Zurich, Ont., and William Ruches
me, R. R. No. 2, Zurich, Ont. Ex-
ecutors of the Will of the said de-
ceased, full particulars of their
claims; and that after the said last
mentioned date the said Executors
will proceed to distribut the as-
sets of the said deceased :among
the persons entitled thereto, hav-
ing regard only to the claims of
which they elnali then have hal
notice, and that the said Execut-
ors will not be lilible for the said
assets or any part thereof., to
any person of whose claim they
shall rot then have reet'ive 1 ant -
Dated at Ooderich the 51sh clay of
February, 1920.
Proudfoot, I{iloran and Cooke,
Solicitors for said Executors.
i
I DIED
Deters -In 'Cray Township on Feb.
the: 19th, the infant daughter of I
1
Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Deters, age
,22 days. , , i
infectant.
5. External genitals, thighs and
tail of mare should be washed daily
with a good djsinfeetant. Two per
cent. bacterol, lysol, or cresol, is sat-
isfactory for this purpose.
6, Isolation of mare should be
maintained for at least a month or
until all evidence of uterine discharge
has ceased.
Treating the animal with drugs, as
carbolic acid, black -haw and methy-
lene blue, though popular in some
districts, cannot be recommended as
being of any value. -Dr, J, H. Reed,
0. A. College, Guelph.
Oyster -shell Scale.
This is a very cotiunon orchard
insect, It attacks not only apples but
also pears, plums, eui•rants and many
i ornamental and shade trees and
!almost
Full grown scales are found
I almost exclusively on the bark and
are easily recognized by their oyster
-
shell appearance. They are about Ye
' of an inch long, 1-24 inch wide, taper
towards one end and in Color resem-
ble closely the bark.
i The injury is caused by their suck-
ing the juices out of the bark and
thus weakening the trees, When very
abundant they almost completely
cover the bark and in that case may
kill either the whole tree or portions
of the branches. 3VTost'infested trees,
however, are not killed but only
weakened.
Control. --Spraying the trees just
before or just after the buds burst
with lime -sulphur solution, 1 gallon
to 8 or 9 gallons of water, is a satis-
factory remedy. The regular Codling
p ay w th one gallon of linre-
sull)lrur lee aboAt.30 r4.«.a11.6 oi; wssiaire
cu w,rtcu two pounas or arsenate of
lead paste or one pound arsenate of
lead powder is added will also help
greatly, because it will hit the young
Beale insects just after they have
hatched, while they are stili unpro-
tected and easily destrriyed. Dead
scales may remain on the trees for
• several years after date of killing.
Pruning the trees early makes it eas-
ier and cheaper to splay them well.
--Prof. L, Caesar, 0. A. College,
Gueleh
The Herald Department is . al-
ways:, ready to turn out first-class
work at moderate prices consider
ing the great increase in cost of
production. Every farmer should
and many have already, have a
printed supply of note paper and
envelopes, with No, of Telephone
and Rural Mail route, and perhaps
whatever specialty he follows in
stock, grain or fruit. It looks
businesslike and costs little more
than the retail price of the blank
stationery,
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them and judge, for yourself.
Also Edison Blue Amberol rec-
ords in stock.
Also Singer :,erring machines in
stock and agent for Pianos, Of-
fice at my residence.
H. WELL, Zurich.
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Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
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