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LEGAL- :CARDS.,
PROUDk'0AT, IULLORAN, & COOKE,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Public&o, Office, on the Square, 2nd
door from nen iiton St. Goderroh,
Private fund bo loan at lowest rates
W. PROUDFOOT, K. 0. J. L. KtLLOttAN,
It J. D. Cooke,
in Hensel].
Mr. Cocoa Saturdayo each1week, Friday
MEDICAL CARDS
nR A. J. MaoIXNNON late lfoue4
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 Palyclinio
Medical School and, hospital... Drug
store in connection. Office; Zurich
Ont.
Zuriet, meet
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Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price, for Wool
OAgSII e ORggSKINS HIDES
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The Home
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Paid-up Capital $6,000,000
Surplus to Policyholders
$19,536,177.25
Insures your barn against damage
by wind or tornado for 40 cents
uar $100 for 3 years, and your
house for 30 cents per $100 for
8 years. No premium note and
no extra assessment guaranteed.
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Agent . Zurich
Dealer in Lightning Rods"
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Zurich,
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A RELIAl3KE AGENT WANTED
ala 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
1916 — 1917
:includinI the new ever-
hearing Raspberry, St. Regis
Stone & * l igitor
'1 hs• l oni:ltiil Nurseries
(,>t,ptfpli91).ed, 1837)
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LOCAL NEWS'
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• New al's—J. Preoter, `i', la, lxv'tti in,
Mr. John Deiehert • v'e..ted friends
intAuleurn over Suiid'ay„
A number of the' boys visi.olin
KEttle Point on Su(ndiay.
,Mr and Mr,. Andrew Mittelholtz
visi'ed re_ativoe in Detroit last
weekKEttie.
LOST—A gent's gauntlet in
Zurich. Finuer return' to the
Herald Orate
The inolice drus'tces are repair-
ing the +town. streets with a coat -
ng of gravel.
Good imitation buffalo robe and
light harness, nearly now, for sale,
Henry Gellman, Zurich.
Hay pound' will meet in the
,Town :Hall' to -;morrow, for the
regular 'monthly meeting.
14Jr. and Mrs, F. F: Hess, of Lon-
donnisited At the borne' of the for-
mer's Parents, in town on Thursday
The storm an the lake is driving
the twild geese and ducks inland
Aantiember have been shoat by hunt-
ers .
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Stoskopf and
Misses PSusie and Alice Johnson,
visited friends in Stratford and
Mitchell over Sunday.
Hallowe'en was celebrated in the
usual way There by the youngsters
committing numerous minor
pranks. No ac.ual c.a•.r.age was
done.
A Hallowe'en Social is to beheld
on 4tuesday eve:ing Nov. 7th, at
the home of Miss Muriel "i?reetor
.under the. auspices. of the Sr. Y.
P. A. All members are e reially
invited. •
M,•. 'A 1Vlittelholte narrowly es-
eaped the loss of ono of his eyes
the lothei defy whom the plunger
of the 'nipple of his gun blow back
caus ng a hasty wound just below
the left eye.
30 ao,3r:.n..a one s; 9utseee.s.pY„
the public as co what you are,
eh -re you are, and wheat you have
to offer, in the way of ski 1, tal-
ent, and commodity. The only•
man who should not advertise is
the man who has nothing to offer
the w cr.d in the way of commodiyi
Or service...
Char;ee (rage. Russell, known as
"pastor Russell," an independent
minister, editor of "The Watch
1 ower" end prominent author of
s_u.dies on the scriptures diedon
1 uesday on a passengor train, en
reuse from. Los Ang,es to Now
York• ' Heart disease was given
its the cause.
J. Hey, Jr., has just finished a.
successful racing season with. his
mare, ''Rosin `'inters.' The mare
was Started in 14 races and was in,
the :money at all of then. N.ir.
Hey alias a good piece: of horse-
flesh and feels justlyproud of her.
record. At Georgetown she took,
'.03. ;money in 5 heats; at Hiccarcl-
In•e 1st in 5 thea cs ; at ,Port Elgin
1st in 3 heats; at 3-al't 2nd hi 8.
heats; at •E?imira 1st to 3 heats; at
Milverton, 2nd in 5 heats. at:
seueiph ist in 3 heats; .i t a3 mcou
mrd en 5 heats; at Mt. Forest 4th
in 5 heats; at Linwood 1st. in 3
heats; at Cayuga 2nd in 3 heats;
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Ancriletee 2nd in 3 heats,
Here ,are a few questions every
fanner should ,answer satisfactory;
What are eo it g,. ing to do • with
your Sari implements this fail?
Are you going to leave your p1owi
and harrows on the summer fal-
low just where You unhitched he -
fore the harvest? Do you intends
to leave the rake and mower in
the las,. fd:ld WLich you cul:' Will
you deem the binder up near the,
sable take the knife"outand the
cell vas to f 1t and leave it all winter
If you do y, u are waisting ,your
money. Keep the implements
you have purchased with lard
earned •money, away from the dam
aging effect of sun, snow, and
rain.
The lona] daunting fraternity
have been in a fever of excitment
the past week owing to the ap•-
:pearantce in the fields along the
lake share of scores of wild geese
Many are 'the stories told of geese
hong hi but nir,t ki led, of bunehos
of feathers filling the air' when a
s"iaot was fired, but .,early always
the hunter r e. urned empty hand-
ed. Such however is not the case
with Me;s::a's. L. j. Kraft and R. F.
Stade. (They delve •e1 the goods
GB:Monday forenoon they were s'uc
Fessful in bagging six of the geese
Mr Kraft gettinig three in one
phot. 'The ,afoiimer has now bag-
geci seven 4V414 geese this season
. Itar. she syo410• like' to hear of :ley -R
kl to eAru144 iii record.
FARM. D;:)1 SALE
i5a acres Balton C fifty Gn
.cttety stene ao'd. Between Ac-
ton ane 0ur'ph .4 eton three it i'eq
riot to be sold rat once. $750 cash
clown, talrn.e• arranged on a Mort-
gage. Posst,ssir.n at °nee. Bank
barn, 00x40, goad hen house; silo,
frame pig r en and sheep -Pen, fraln
hetie, painted" \vl i' e, ;even rosins
with good cellar. Also another
small house 'and barn on the farm.
85 acres workable land, plenty of
wood for years for firewood, baI-
ance of land is' where timber has
teen cut off and grass land .Pr:co
$5250:00. P lenity of good spring
water on the farm. .'Apply. to J.
. W'ougl•,by, Eear,;etoese Cnt.
camseasoursempam
Andrew F. Hess
CONVEYANCING, ETC.
FIRE INSURANCE
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCR
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
AGENT FOR GREAT WEST
PERMANENT LoAN Co.
ACCOUNTS COLLECTED
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Herald Office
Zurich
HONOR ROLL
161st BATTALION, C. E. F.
"THE HURONS"
Andrew Price
Thos. Davidson
Leonard Davidson
George McBride
11lilton Johnston
Daniel Bennett
Maurice Weber
AVe have been asked to add to the
Lion J_L+ill the names' of the boy:
from 7.=+';car, wbo have enlisted in
battalions in various parts of the
country and wbo are serving their
Icing.
Arne Brenner (killed in action)
Emerson Brown.
Peter Randall
Emanuel HIoltzman
Ab3 Bender
Albert Bender
David Stelck
Frank Uttley
Ed. Fisher
Norman Prang
Ey. Sidman
Arnie Hildebrandt
Marshall Zeiler
Norman Johnston
W. Livingood (killed in archon)
Roy Geiger
Alvin Barents.
In addition to the above five from
Zurich joined the 161st but were re-
jected as physically unfit,
If the above list ie. not complete
kindly inform us and we will be pleas-
ed to add any names we have omitted
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Cross Fertilizer Co.
W.
BASIC SLA
I am mow selling the Basic Slag
for spring pasture and grass, any-
one wishing to use some can pur-
chase sande from me.
Mr S. 3. Eaker, Northfie;d,=tor-
moat Co., Ont., writes on March
1st., 1915:—
'cI used Basic S'ag on :a piece
of low muck ground last Spring,
and could see quito• an improve-
ment in the hay and also in the
aftergrass. I think the results
would have beea much better had
the seetien not been so dry. Iap
plied some last Fall and have al-
so ordered a quantity for this
Spring.
1 have also' the Agency for the
Gntario :c+''ertilizer—anyone :edging
to buy -same can do so fro•tn me.
JOSEPH
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TEMPORARY Ial$ANITY,
•O.:rased by Mental Trouble Somewhst
Akin to.; l'pilepsy, •
to there such a :t11In av tt'inlwrary
iun,aurtI ?
itilan peopit thiut, that the eXllres•
Won 1•1G 1'>]% t.Ot C1'_•r i lie kindly luted
tione of 0 jury to save nehttives pain,
but ii ,.alit:- of deeture it'110 haven -mac
a stl?Cly of amental disorders eniphati•
early else Jure It is no Jule tarn.
find luctar has stated that temnpo-
rary,in,iiity is a cunditiou of double
consciousness, not dleslnitler to epi•
lepsy. A person normully quite sane
miry .have attacks of temporary aber-
ration lasting, little more .than a few
minute^, especially after long bouts of
hard, conti111,1ous Dental work:, being
N rile Anal+' liable if insomnia super-
e n'%1.
Crimes have been committed in the
early horning, When the perpetrator
has not really been properly awake and
has been horrified to rind what he has
done. 'i'hia Is a true ease of temporary
insanity, but It is foal"paretively rare,
and a man in normal health would not
suffer in this way.
A specialist in mental diseases has
stated that lie knew a ease in which a
person was insane during a certain
time each day and that others have
been known when the patient was
quite normal at ordinary times; but
suffered from a temporary fit of mania
r'egular'ly once' a mouth.—Pearson's
Wc4kly.
Secrecy In Parliament.
Heavy penalties are inflicted for the
revelation of parliamentary secret ses-
slo:i or cabinet decisions, but they
cannot well be heavier than those
which the parliament of Henry VII. in -
Meted .for a similar offense. One mem-
ber of the house of commons was fool-
ish enough to tell the king himself
what the commons had been debating.
He was sent to the tower, and a spe-
cial act of parliament was passed by
which He and his posterity were barred
from sitting in the house of commons
as the ."representative of any place
whatever." In the days of Queen
Elizabeth a certain Mr, Hall, 11t. P.,
was found guilty of revealing the de-
bates in the commons. He was ex-
pelted from the house, sent to the Tower
for six months and fined £500—a con-
siderable fortune in those days. Lon-
don
Spectator.
Dark Nebulae.
A new astronomical belief is that
there.are not only dark stars in space,
but dark nebulae. The dark. stars are
Invisible, revealing themselves only by
their effect on the motion or right of
bright stars, bat durk nebulae may be
,visibte,,,;0,, enligbted masses showing
`against the feebly huuinous background
of space.', Professor E. E. Barnard
notes that many striking dark patches
of sky Hitherto supposed to be simply
starless regions may be really dark
nebulae., *The case of Hind's 'nebula in
Taurus, which is now feebly visible
after completely fading away I'romn a
state of conspicuous brilliancy shows
that a nebula may lose its light, and
perhaps many have never had any
Light. -
Gave Him Away.
With a stormy look on his face, the
master of the house waylaid the servo
net in the kitchen.
"Look here,,, he began angrily, "how
9are you tell my wife what time 1
came home this morning, after I had
told you not to?"
The Irish girl eyed Trim steadily.
"Shure, an' 01 didn't!" she replied
Wilily. "She asked me phwat toime
fez came in, an' Oi only tould her
that 01 was too busy gettiu' the break.
Past ready to look at the clock,"—Lon,
ion flail.
'A Proud Moment.
"The proudest day of her life this
.s," said the woman who watched the
third floor bride go out dressed in her
prettiest frock,
"How do you make that out?" said
another woman enviously. "I thought
last Thursday was her proudest day,
She got married then."
"Ah, yes, but today she goes calling
for the first time and leaves one of hen
husband's cards with her own. Any
married woman who can remembee
back that far will tell you that the
first time, she distributed the calling
lards of some than who belonged to
her was the day she truly felt her im-
portance "-New'York Sun.
Precedent.
"Have you ever had any experience
In this business before?"
"No, sir."
"Ever thought anything about it?"
"No, sir."
"And yet you want me to appoint
you general manager of this company.
Where did you. get the idea?"
"Well, you know that's the way our
government appoints its cabinet ofri
cers.".
The Lesser Evil.
Old Grump — Why doesn't Ethel
marry that young Idiot? I'm getting
blanked tired o! his coming here so
mach. His Wife -1 believe I'd prefer
to have him come here. I. sive mzcrriet
1.1
him hell stay here.
.WATER BOWLS
I,t er Ca .r.iers
STANCHIONS
ETOE, 'TOr
We .fund}e and install all the
modern eonveneiencos for your
stabled, See our lines
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Let us install your hay track for ,you 310'W. Terms are
same at if installed next spring, viz: Sept. lst, 1917.
We phandle pump s, :' i ig, tete
L. P
ISMtEMBEI
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Herald and Daily Globe $3 75
`` " Weekly Glol,e 1 71
Daily Mail and Em-
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'Neely Mail and
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London Free Press
Morning Edition.... 3 60
Evening Edition.... 3 60
Weekly edition 1 85
London Advertiser
Morning Edition..•"3 60
Evening Edition3 60
Weekly Edition 1 75
Farm & Dairy 1 75
Weekly Sim 1.80
Farmers Advocate... 2 40
Montreal Family
Herald and Weekly
Star ,. 1 85
Weekly Montreal
Witness 185
Canadian Country-
man 150
F.,kk..,VlS FOR SALE
50 -acre farm, on 14th con., Hay
Township, Will he sold on re-
semble ,terms as owner is living
out west.and wishes to dispose of
the property. For particu'ars ape-
pie- to Andrew F. Hess, Zurich.
Fine 150 -acre farm for ,sale in,
Township of Stanley. AU first
class land, good buildings and
plenty of good water. Conveni-
ent to church and school. For
particulars apply to Andrew Fe
Hess, Herald Office, Zurich.
FOR SALE
Desirable business preperter,
known as McCormick's Confection-
ery, offered for sale. One of the
man corners in Zur:eb. For par-
ieulars apply to A. Mittelhoitz or
A P. Hess. Zurich.
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Why not use the hest coat?
SCRANTON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, Black=
smith and soft coal. Good
supply on hand.
C. E CASE 8( SON
PHONE 35 HENSALL
Tho improvements in cur print shop
enable us to do any bind cf jolt work
at shortest notice. No maw!, how
large or small the order inay be, we
will be pleased to quote you brie's en
same, Our work isneat end t.-0,! V rind
we can give your any quality of paper..
Let ns have your; next cider and see
if we "make good".
We sell Ai5pleford's counter check
books, any style.
Herald Press
Zurich
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