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LEoAL ; CARDS.
PROT.7DFOOT, KILftOP'AN, & COOK.E.
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Public &e. Ofiiee, on the SSclnt r , 2nd
door from Hamilton St, Goclerich.
Private f00(18 bo loan at lowest rates
W. our ooT, K. C. J, L. KILLOR.AN,
H. J. 1). Cooke.
& r. Cooke will be in 'HIensail on Friday
and Saturday of each week,
MEDICAL CARDS
�R A. J. MacICINNON late .douse
Surgeon, Erie County Hospital,
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity
Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, New York Polyclinic
Medical School and lIospital. Drug
store in connection. Office, Zurich
Ont.
Ltd* Riept '
MARKET'
Fresh and Salt Mutt'
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH .FOR SKINS & 111DES •
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Paid-up Capital $6,000,000 i;
Surplus to Policyholders
$19,536,1.77.25
Insures your barn against damage
by wind or tornado for 40 cents
per $100 for 3 years, and your .c
house for 30 cents per $100 for
3 years. No premium note and I
no extra assessment guaranteed.
G. HOLTZ All
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Zurich, - Ontario
A RELIABKE AGENT WANTED
In every good town and district in
Ontario', where we are not
represented.
Territory reserved for the right man,
Highest commissions paid
Attractive advertising matter.
Splendid List ' Of New
Specialties for Season
1913 —1917
Including the new ever -
bearing Raspberry, St. Regis
Stone,& Wellington
The Fonthill N'useries
(sbablished 1837)
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LOCAL K EWS
Mrs. D. Faust, of Dashwood cn;-
]edi
or, :r:enos in town on Tuesday
Mr, G. Robertson, of C:1nton,
was in town Wednesday on bus-
iness. 1 j ' r , .
Mr. and Mrs, W. 11. Smith, of De-
troit, are visiting relatives here this
week:
Mis3 M. Druar, of Buffalo, is visit
ing at the home of 111r. Thomas
Johnson.
Mr. H, Wi;et''on, c f S ra`fo.rd,
1 i ited. 01=1 acclua nt n.c s ].ere eve,
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed, Wunm at,d daughter,
Katha'e n, 'vi i el Cr' di:onfr:ends
on Tuesday
LOST—A gen't's eauntlet in
Zurieh Finder r:.tt:rn to the
Herald Office
Mr. jid, Leaver and. T. L. Wil-'
li.ams visited -Mr: t '1 as..I3eavor,Sar-
epta, oz; +Tuesday„
Mr Herb Smith of Grand Bend,
Was in elle S1,tt t3 uu eivatuay, .hie
Lias left for New York,
iMar. and Mrs !'Edgar Edighoffer, of
lvl,cl:igau,'si.ibet re alivo3 hese for'
a ;ew days last week.
Mr. Monis Rau returned to De-
roit cn Satu,'day, after visiting his
par'enas for a fete days.
Messrs Leu and Theodore Mit-
:leholtz !and Harry :Rose ;oft for
Detroit, an We.teesd-.ly.
Mx :Thomas :1 • Useig, dis(.r:st
igen`. If.: Mat say- Harr:s impI rti-
eets is ;, � t-. u n tor a few days,
•'Hiss Pearl ' Vurtz has returned
come after nn extended visit:
iitn f i In'�s at L e'ph, Ham 1 o:z,
l'orento and other points.
Mr. Irvin Ecksitein attended the
unez-al of his uncle, the late
Tharles Eckstein, which was held
t Det:,oi: cozz Wednes::ay,
Rev, Powell, County 'Tcnaperan-
e :Secretary; of C inion will con-
sist the services in the Evangel -
al church on Sunday eves i.ig.
Mrs. '1v'm. !Trueznner, of Zurich,
etuined hone on Monday .after
i e�iding a c.,upie of weeks with
e: fa.thcr, M'. Peter Cosk. -1:i-
erton Sun.
Mr Theodore Mitt'_eholtz, who
zas 1: e n engaged with Mr. C.
H•art;eib for some *dine; has left
p . I?e'.rcit, where he has -secured
a po.cit10 ns
r the annual Missionary Sunday of
tr^ r'.i'v angelical church was held
Est 'Sunday", with good results,
he .proceeds wi;l crmcu>>t to $175.
:nd with e:xtia Miss:ovary gifts
❑.l Sunday School offerings the
mourn. will exceed $-t00.
Remember that this month is the
es't time to fight the bugs that
ould destroy your garden .next
rar. Burn all the tops of plant,,
paragus, potatoes ,melons, cu-
Interi, in.1 tan -asset part ,u a 17
.d you Alit have desir_yel many
gists lof next summer.. Do cot !,
ry 'or plow under.
Under ,the weeding out system,
(opted by ,bhe Ontario Govern-.
ens: with regard to the stallions
the Province the percentage of
are -bred on ire horses in chreer
ars has increased frons f•l to 74
:r cent. Two years from now
grade stal:iens must go nod
1-y pure-bred stock , w:1t be IR: -
Bed.
DIED
eb-In "taphon 'Totvnsl:ti on Oct
8th (?1rs M. t.xreb, aged 87
ears and 2 n:onths and 23 days,
. ;BORN
Stephenson—Parr Lino, Stanley,on
Oct bili, to Mr. and Mrs., Chas.
•Stephenson, a some.
Waller—Goshen Line Hav to Mr.
'a.n.1 M.;* W',m wa ter a.daug:.t•r
MAR•11I> D
Deiehert—Thia:•l—At Lutheran
church, Zu•ish, on Wednesday,
Oct -25th, by Rev, H. R.emliq'Miss
Cara, daug'ht'er of Mr. and :Ars.
• Conrad .Thiel, Zuri^-h, to ' Dur.
.Peter Deicher•t, Jr., o; the Blind
Line, fhy
STRAYED
A two-year old roan heifer,
with pig ring on left ear. .(bout
Sept. ist. Finder will please
notify Mr. Sol. Gingerich, R. R,No
3, phano 3 on 84, Zurich, Ont.
STRAYED
Onto my lirelnises, a roan heifer,
aged about two years. Owner can
procure same by proving property and
pasting expenses.. Edit lleit3hert, Blind t� Ni).r�
Lino, nay. R '. . N 2. �.yr
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FARM I' OR SALD
155 acres Halton 'C-unty, On
county stew road, Between Ac-
ton and Guelph, Ayton three wiles,
Got to be sold rat olnce. $750 casli,
down, talanse arranged on a molt -
gage, Possession at once, .Haul,
barn, 61x40, good hen house, silo,
frame pig ren and sheep -.pen, fram
hon e painted wliii e, seven rasnne
with good cellar. Also another
small house and barn on the farm..
85 acres workable land,, plenty of
wood for years for firewood, bal-
ance of land"is where timber has
been cut off and grass land. Price
$5250.00, 1? le1n'ty of good spring
water on the farm. Apply to J.
A. Wi:oughby, Geereetoen, Cnt. :
011 140,4
Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETC.
.FIRE INSURANCE
'LATE GLASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
PRIVA'LE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LOAN CO.
A000UNTS COLLECTED
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office Zurich
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HONOR RSL?,
161st BATTALION, C. E. F.
"THE HURONS"
Andrew Price
Thos. Davidson
Leonard Davidson
George McBride
Milton Johnston
Daniel Bennett
Maurice Weber§
We have been asked to add. to the
Honor Roll the names of the boys
from Zurich, who have enlisted in
battalions in various parts of tale
countryand Who are serving thiiir
King.
Arne Brenner (killed in action) 1_
Emerson Brow.orr
Peter Randall ,
Emanuel Holtzman
Abe Bender
-Albert Bender
David Stelck
Frank Ottley
Ed. Fisher
Norman Prang
Hy. Sierran
Arnie Hildebrandt
Marshall Zeller
Norman Johnston
W. Livingood (killed in rection)
Roy Geiger
Alvin Surerus:
In addition to the above five from
Zurich joined the 161st but were re-
jected as physically unfit,
If the above list is not complete
kindly inform us and we will be pleas-
ed to add any names we have omitted
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Cross Fertilizer Co.
BASIC SLAG
I am now 'selling the Basic Slag
for spring pasture and grass, any-
one wishing to use some can pur-
chase same from me.
Mrr 5, 3, Baker, No.rthfie:d, Stor-
mont Co., Ont., writes on March
1st,., 1915:—
"I used Basic Sag on a pice'o
of low muck ground last Spring,
and could see quite an improve-
ment in the hay and also in the
aftergrass. I think the results
would have been much better had
the seeson not been so dry. lap.
plied some last Fall and havo al-
so ordered a quantity for this
Spring.
I have also the Ageney for the
(enteric :r'`ertilizer—anyone
to buy same oan do so fro,:a me.
JOSEPH RiLJ
.Al FLOAT 16' bi F 1 D UNE.
The Right Kind of. Whale is HoavilY
Freighted With Wealth,
Fiat let us dispel the popular Iden
that i whale is a fish. It is not al fish.
but an animal.. It Leeds its young with
Inial., And even though it lives in the
water it cau be drowned. A. fish ex-
tracts oxygen from the water and
takes it through its gills. But the
whale has to rise to the surfuee and
get a• supply of oxygen from the air.
When.it (lees thisit spouts water to
make room for air, and the fishermen
say, ",There she blowsi"
A shale has a large, Bat tail, about
eighteen feet across. Every fish has an
upright tail. That is because fish need
their tails only to a('t as rudders. But
a whale, When he needs oxygen, has to
beat down tbe water and get to the sua
faced]] bounds. That's the reason his
tail is ilat.
The baleen, or whalebone whale. car-
ries all the !whalebone in his mouth.
It bangs down from his upper jaw in
a vast -network. Ile cats the smallest
sort of jellyfish, etc. Baying no teeth,
be swims right into a shoal of things
that form his food, mid the network of
whalebone acts as a tinge fisbing not.
Whalebone is worth $10,000 a ton, and
ono whale may carry one and a half
tons 41f it. Besides whalebone, we get
tons of oil from the whale. It is used
for ointments and very fide candles.
And from a certain species of whale
we get ambergris, which is worth
from $10 to $30 an ounce. The whale
is a floating fortune. -
Knife Duels In Mexico.
. A duel between cattle herders on the
Mexican plaius is about as savage and
deadly a manner of tigbting as ono
could possibly imagine, Each opponent
extends his left arm, and a third party
who has beeu selected to act as ref-
eree binds their wrists together with
a thong of rawhide. Ile then places a
knife in the right hand of each, uud
the fight is on. Needless to say, it does
not last long. Every stab may be cal-
culated upon to do damage, and it of-
ten happens that both duelists receive
fatal wounds. Yet, in spite of the se-
vere rules of the game, there are men
who become experts and terrorize a
whole neighborhood. They pride them-
selves on being able to strike so quick-
ly and so surely that they can kill an
opponent with the first blow and get
away unscathed.—Exchange.
When Tea Was Dear.
Those who grumble at the price of
tea should turn for consolation to the
recbrlrt3 of its .price in early times. At
its 'first introduction into England,
about, the middle of the seventeenth
century, tea fetched anything between
£0 and £10 a pond, end though a fall
in price quickly took place the East
India company still had to pay over
£4 for the two pounds of tea which it
presented the khzg. However, even
thus it is doubtful if the tea merchants
got very fat, seeing that the importa-
tion of some 4,000 pounds in 1078 was
enough to glut the market for some
years. -London Chronicle.
The Missouri River.
The Missouri river is one of the great
drainage channels of the United States,
measuring in total length about 2,400
miles. It drains 527,155 square miles,
e territory as great as that embraced
to the states of New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Delaware, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, ]rest Virginia, Kentucky, i\orth
Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina,
:'eorgia, Ahibailie and Mississippi.
Although Missouri river may never
egeiu be utilized as- a,.means of com-
munication and transportation, it is
destined to play large part in the
better development of its drainage basila
by furnishing water for irrigation and
Lor generating power.—Oeological Sur-
t.ey,
Ancient Baths of Caracalla.
The Romans appear to. have been
well off in the matter of battling
places in the first and second centu-
ries. In the baths of Caracalla 1,1300
bathers could be accommodated at one
time. The inclosed area was 300
square yards, but it included a course
for foot i'aeing. The bathing estab-
lishment was 240 yarcls in length by
124 wide. The remains of the walls
are eight and ten feet thick and in
some places as much as fifty feet high.
Sand.
"What business are you In now?"
"The sand business."
"And bow is it?""
"Well, it's a tantalizing sort of limi-
ness. Plenty of people need more sand
and would doubtless like to purchase.
If I could only supply that demand I'd
get rich." -
Rapid Heartbeats.
. It is believed by scientists that the
smaller the animal the more rapid is
its heartbeats. Thirty pulsations a K
minute Have been recorded in tbe ele-
phant, 40 in the horse, 70 in Haan and .
2001n the rabbit. The heart of a shouse a:.
beat 500 to 780 times a minute. •�
WATER BOWLS
Litter Carriers
STANCHIONS
ETC,' ETC..
We handle and install all the
modern conveneienees for your
stables, See our lines,
B --T Hay
Tracks and
ars
Let us install your hay track for you now. Terms are
same at if installed next spring, viz: Sept. 1st, 1917.
We handle pumps, piping, etc.
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FA_t.MS FOR SALE
50 -acre farm, on 14th con„ Hay
Township. Will he sold on re-
soii;,lale terns as owner is living
out 'west. ,and wishes to dispose of
the property. For partfcu'ars ap-
ply to Andrew F. Hess, Zurich.
Fine 150 -acre farm for sale int
Township of Stanley. All first
class land, good buildings and
plenty of good tenter. C'onveni-
en't to church and school. For
particulars apply to Andrea F.
Bess, herald Office, 'Zurich.
FOR SALE
Desirab:e business property,
known as McCormick's Confection-
ery, offered for sale. One of the
main corners in Zur:eh. For par-
ticulars apply to A, Mittelholtz or
A. F, ,Hess, Zurich.
LOOK!
Why not use the best coal?
SCRA TON..CQAL
Chestnut, Furnace, Btack=
smith and soft coal. Good
supply on hand.
C. F. CASE & 80
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