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AUCTION SALE
!Of Naito Stock, and• est., Mr.
a. Bose:enberry has been instruct-
-led (to sell by public auction on lot
I4, icon:, 14, Hay, on Thursday,Jan.
17ith at 10 o'clock, sharp, the follow,
Ing;— HORSES— One general pur-
Aos a tea u, tieing 6 years; 1 mare,
>r.siiig
12, in. foal' 1 Percheron niare
rising 4; 1 mare rising 17, in foal;
1 colt rising 2 in 'June, CATTLE
--2 ffnesh tows; 2 cows due to calf
i' April; 1 ,cow duo. en May; 2
hailfers duel in June: 2 ,doevs sup-
posed to calf in. July; 1 farrow,
tow• 2 steers rising 2; 1 heifer
arcing 2; 2 yearling calves; 1
nsif 2 months old; 1 calf 3 mon-
3t1;:• old. Two Hogs. IMP'LEM-
• (FNTS Massey -Harris binder ;
1lfaes•ee -Harris ,mower, Massey -Ha
erls hay rake, Kemp manur•e'spread
ler, Deering side rake, McCormick,
err 1 dis•e harrow, Chatham. fan-
DA$HWOOD
Mr. and Mrs, •EI, Hoffman spent.
the holidays in Tavistoeks
Mr. Herb Geiser, of Detroit was
a ,visitor at his house here last
week,
iDr, and Mrs, .E, A, Broughton of
'Whitby spent the holidays at the
home ,of Mr•, and Mrs. T. Keller-
man. •
Mr. and Mrs. Harris of Sarnia,
a.re at present visiting with Mir. -
and MTs. H. 'Elsie.
Mr and Mrs, Wm. Held visited
in Detroit over New Year.
Mrs. Dae by, of Jackson, Mich.,
spent Sunday with • relatives in
town.
:Miss Alma Cook of Hensall and
Laving and Alberta of London were
visitors at their home over New
Years.
Mr, S. ,Colosky of Kitchener spent
the week -end with rel:ttiv;es
The Misses. Olive and Hilda Rad-
er and Miss Marie Roth have re-
turned to Detroit after spending
the holiday with Mr. and Mr's, H.
Rader,
Mi, and Mos. Eveland are visit-
ing. in ,Sarnia,
Mr. Henry ,Guenther has return;
ed to ;Windsor after visiting with
his parents. •
Misses Pearl Tiernan and Mina
Ehlers have returned to Stratford
after holidaying at their homes.'
HENSALL
Z. C. Robinson who conducted
the Hensel]. Produce & Fruit Co.,
has given up the business and .re-
turn to ;London with his family.
to New 'Year's entertainment for
the congregation of Carmel church
was held on Monday night. A good
dociable time was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Madge and
Mrs. Madge, of the west, are vis-
iting relatives here. R
Miss Mary ;Carlin, a trained nurse 1
--of ,Calgary, is visiting at her home I
here.
;The December shipment of the
Ladies'.leaitriotie Society was 154
pr. of socks and 62 flannel shirts:
Messrs. W. McAllister. & Son re-
cently sold their entiire horse to a .
Mr. Vanstone, of Manitoba,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Fairbaien, of
Snowflake,.dVlafn., are renewing old
acquaintances here at present.
• STANLEY TCIWNSHI
•ef•
Nomination passed off quietly on
.Monday, all the old oouincll bei,ng
rye -elected by acelam•ation viz, '.--
Reeve, John McKinley ; .Couneillers
J. T. Keys, 3. Hood, Geo. Hanley,
and M. Elliott.
On Christmas day, William Hay-
ter, son of Jos, Ii Hayter, of;5t-
anley was united in marriage to
Miss Minnie Tippet, daughter of
Mr, .Chas Tippet of Bayfield. ,The
ceremony was performed. by Rev.
Ash -Everest, After the ceremony
the happy:couple took theetrain for
Stratford where they will spend,' a
few days. After which they ,will
=settle down on the Babylon Line.
with the best wishes of their matey.
friends. A , •
On Ea_u.dey, December 2,9 ,h there
passed away an old and highly i'e-
spected resident of Stanley in the
person of Mrs. Robt, McKinley,Sr-,
Mrs. McKinley had reached the,ad-
vaece.d age of Ski. years, 6 mon-.
•etas and 112 days. She had been
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In loving memory of our dear
father, Henry Bender, who died on
January, 2nd., 1916.
His suffering was great, his pain
severe.
But he bore it with patience till
God drew near. f,
And then without bidding a last
farewell,.
He quietly went home to Heaven
to dwell,
One of the best that and could;
len d,-
A loving father, a faithful friend.
WWe,xniss him and mourn ,him in .silo
•ence 'unseen,
Aud dwell in the days that have
been.
FOR SALE
The following;— Farm on Bron-
son Line, known As the Melick farm
consisting' of 150 acres. Farm
on Bronson Line, known as the
Merrier homestead, consisting of
200 acres. These farms are well
built, good houses, barns and out
buildings and were drained and in
enjoying her usual good' healtli'u 1 state of cultivation. Also lot•15,
to a short time ago, but the last I'S,
B., Stanley, 100 'acres, hay and
wweeks she has failed rap; iy' i grass farm,
Mrs. 'McKinley was born in .Irel d I Cider mill in Zurich with all.nec-
,
by ;maiden name was.Jane M
chey, she was married to h
husband about 66 years" ago
then 'till the time o'e her .deaf
has con:inuad to res.d•e on the:,
farm, Her husband pre-dece
her about 52. years ago, lei;
with a family of 6 `daughters;,
1 son. The daughters are;
Wm, Clark, Stanley,* ;Mrs. -
Nicholson, Man.: Mrt0Sherniar
Washington; Mrs. Wm, Bi
Sask., Mrs. Ed. Johnston''an
Wm. Lamont, the .laittYi
whom, are deceased ,
• obt. has always jeered";
ioniestead with his.;
Mrs. 1V.Lc1•Civley waS °a teeii. ^
loving mother, afnd";a eietaid;t'•zea
and neighbor 1
s:
essary machinery.: Also 'modern
' dwelling situated in Zurich. All
will be sold on easy- terms. For
particulars apply to J. J. Herber,
1ZeriCh. t 25-t.e.
neng —ill, roller, sulkey . plow; EXETER
eva1ki rg plow, Verity gaing plots,
;<a ,irffleas cit• ;frig box,- new,
1?u
bicycle, eat) t att.-en: s
ge avi
,-
•Ir, tor, ,hay lick, 2 blocks- and;.
tack-
les,washingma,chue and other art
xe es. 'BERMS — All sums of
010,00 and under, •cash. Over that
ernount, 9 months credit will be
,given on furnishing approved jo-
rift !notes. 4 per cent off for
t asli on credit anioulnts.
'Bossenberry, auctioneer. Cyrus
Schoch, proprietor,
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water each morning
before breakfast.
Why fie 'man and woman, half the
time, feeling nervous despondent
worried; some days headachy, dull and
' ;strung; some days really, incapaci-
tated
ncapaci
tated by illness.•
if we all would practice inside -bath -
tag, what a gratifying change would
'.'take place. Instead of thousands of
:alf-sick, anaemic looking souls with
'pasty, muddy complexions we should
see crowds of happy, healthy, rosy-
olreeked people everywhere. The rea-
bstfn is that the human system does not
--raid itself each day of all the waste
• Which it accumulates under our pres-
'rent mode of living For every ounce
int food and drink taken into the system
nearly an ounce of waste material
eaust be carried out, else it ferments
end forme ptomaine -like poisons which
ire absorbed into the blood.
*Just as necessary as it is to clean
'the ashes from the furnace each day,
before the fire will burn bright and
;izot, so we must each morning clear
tilts inside organs of the previous day's
.accumulation of Indigestible waste and
Boody toxins: Men and women, whether
sick or well, are advised to drink each
*corning, before breakfast, a glass of •
veal hot water with a teaspoonful of
limestone phosphate In it, as a harm-
less means of washing out of the
eitornach, liver, kidneys and bowels the
Indigestible material, waste,'sour bile
Atel toxins; thus •elea.nsing, sweeten-
`ling rind purifying the entire alimen-
"tart' canal before putting more food
Into the stoiaaeh. .•
Millions of people who had their turn
at constipation, bilious attacks, acid
ettozrtacb, nervous days and sleep]ees
4ilghts have become real cranks about
the morning inside -bath, A quarter
und of limestone phosphate will not
much at the drug store, but is ;
t to demonstrate to anyone,
cleansing,. sweetening mid freshen- �'
ng effect upon the engem,
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in
• ce Fatter �tif I's U• d .s 14 n
pia f. Errs Ia y. I
w•hinney, daughter of Mr, . me
MrsRobt Mawhinney and
Ralph`
Brandt, G, T. R. agent at Londwo,,
od, formerlyof Exeter.
Mr. Elgin Amy,` etf Outlook,+Sask
is visiting "re1a'tivee' here.
Mr. Tiav eland, of Port Dover,
has bean app•oented principal of
our public school in place of Mr.
Eadie, who 'has resigned.
IN X. Dore, who has been ill, is
improving .-•
Mr. L. Blatchford, who has been
undergoing treatment in Victoria
Hospital, London, has returned
tome.
CREDITOR
Jiosrephb Banes, one of our best
known res'dcnts dropped dead sud
denly o+n Tuesday, Dec, 25th. He
was getting ready to visit his
daughter and was hitching up a
horse when he fell over and drop-
ped dead. He was 67 years of
age. The funeral was held last
Friday,
Mrs. 'ism•. Smith has returned
from a visit with relatives at Pig-
eon Mich.
A large .nums'er of holiday vis-
;tors leer+e here during the past
few weeks.
Forty dollars 'were realized at
the school concert held the other
night.
Miss Beryle Hill, who has spent
the past two -years in the west, has
returned home.
Weise `u-le•etis Hill, of Toronto,
spent the holidays at her home
hiere, •
Lorne Brown, of Kitchener, is
visiting relatives here.
COUNTY NEWS
A Lige elm treewas recently,
;cut down in Alex Elliott's bush in
Goderich geownshiip. The etupinl
'measu:'ed. eft. 6 inches in diameter!
and 23 ;1t. in circumference, Twen-
t'yf •ciords of ;3 et. wood were split
and piled out of the top,
Mr. and Iil,is. Jas. eleelymo'nt, of
Staneey, announce' the engagement
of their daughter;; Florence Ida,
to P. V. Terryberry, of Tuckersm-
ith. The ;marriage will take place,
in Jatnuare. ' '
Rev. Dr. McIntosh; of Nairfn, was
inducted as pastor of the Presby-
terian church, Brueefie:d, on San-.•
uarye 3rd,
Friday zrr,orniing before Christ- -I
mai someone stole a case of whis-
key and a number .of fowl from.
the Parson -Davis produce house, +
Centralia, Someone lived high
over the Lel:c7;ay,i.
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS ' 1
Tells How To Get Quick. Relief
from Head -Colds. It's Splendid!
5 zi eons,; "minute your clogged nostrils
ons ;,will open, the air passages of your head
4id '14 1I1 -cle er and you can breathe freely.
'l a
Peeper -ea hawking, snuffling, blowing,
headacl, dryness. No struggling for
•breath at night, your cold or _catarrh
will be. :ne. *real,
r orwio:.wa„g9itrer� ea, Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
, y 73alm frcm your druggist now. ,Apply
to help thus in need rrd`>lrer site • a .:liths 4f this fragrant, antiseptic,
eds of love and!•chaliitt will no` healing cream in ydur nostrils.' It pen -
'funeral
be forgofiten by rho c �>o I etiates'tirough every air passage of the
enjoyed her aegtravntance : „J , head, seethes. „the inflamed or swollen
funeral was head ori' Monaey, c " sty tis xnemb`rane and relief' comes . in -
IA and was farglIysktten da e;I statta just $ne.T ,Don't stay stn
"te liri _ y
r ice tiv as eon urs
torgees,,, sl :k " deruost
tegmen kte5 rose rn 13avfie.
etei.Y, .:. v, Y {. Al ! ' Af
with' a cold or nasty catarr
� G' f y
; dveneeeIco gutclely.
e 1'' their
alaulpy'' tcx.ta,e,' :p tile;;,
resrden.t` e ,Clan
rong nets l1
ir
3 ahe
g ` 1 h t�. >A
frr>a~gsvt
t@,.
we regret to loose su.eh valued ' i
ghbors as°he~wind his'faniily. ee
.ever.
c.
ti .ho et a:f"`
he may 2
h, a
P '! y 5 sp nd
many happy :years In their
home, ,,•
rr*
On. Sunday morning last .tli•
for of the •;*oshen Methodist d cls
on behalf of the congregation ilith
whom .Mr. and Mrs.. •Armetro,tg, `
have been associated with, Nese
anted them with a' small gift Sand
the following address.
To Moe and Mrs. Ar nisi
ry
slice
Ling
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t'A
.4ancr 1.1"e"' hTFi'iBsl'110, Needs It r.
Ae orciingeftd the latest population.
lgures with reference to the money in
circulation in this country, every man,
woman and child• in the United States
should -'have $43 in his, her or its deans,
Have you got yours?
I haven't got mine:'
It occurs to me that when the fact be.
Comes generally known that I haven't
got mine some "per capita" who die
covers that he has considerably more
ready cash .m his pockets than he
`ought to have according to this divi:-
j
Von. of funds will split with me so that
1 will have my normal quota of dollars,
All I need in order tohave my $43 is
$37.50.
No hurry about it, of course, but the
sooner somebody remits me this $37,50
the niore grateful I will be. There is
really no necessity that I can see of de-
laying or postponing such a little mat-
ter as this. By a rapid mental arith-
metical calculation it will readily be
seen that I now have $5.50 of the $43
needed, and before I have spent any
portion. of this $5,50 it would be well
for somebody to nralre up the deficit of
$37.50, otherwise the deficit is liable to
be more, -Newton Newkirk in Boston
Post.
PHOTOGRAPHS ON WOOD.
Dear Friends — As' you are a-
bout to sever your connection with
us, and take up your residencf el-
sewhere, we who have been asaci-
atfed with you in the life and arc-
tivities of the church wish to ex-,
press our appreciation of you fel
low workers among us, you have
always been sympathetic towards
the work of God, and have gladly;
rendered assistance in the extent,.
ion .of his kingdom.
We' regret that you 'contemplate
removing 'from our midst; but we
trust that Heaven's choicest bles-
sing will rest upon you.
As a Woken of our esteem we
present yowith this small gift,
and with
it we assure you that out
earnest prayer is that God will con-
tinue to guide your pathway, may
you be enabled to trust in the in-
finite love of your Heavenly Fa-
ther, and ever to ack.nowledgehim;
as your Master and Lord,
Signed on behalf of 'deoshen Con-
gregation.
Rev. J. E. Jones,
The m,ai'riage of Ethel Pearl, dee
ughtee of Mr. and Mrs, Walter J.
Stevens, "Bonneview" Stanh y, to:
Mr. '4lrllliirhn E. Insley, son of Mr.
and Airs. John Elsley, of Mount
Forest, was solmenized on Monday,
December 31st at 3 p, m. at, the
manse, ,Varna, the Rev.. D, Johnst
'on officiating, The bride : was at-
tired in her travelling suit of Af-
rican browln vc,tour and large black
hat and wore tilt groom's gift, a,
diamond pendant, The happy co -
units lelft oe the evening train " for.
:Esse.+:, Niagara Palls, Detroit';iind
Canton, Ohio, In tiler retuntMe.,'
and Mrs, Easley will reside art etlie
groom's line farm near len writ
Forest.
An Easy Method by Which the. Prints
May Be Transferred.
A method of transferring pictures to
wood is given in the Electrical Espen
imenter by V, O, llclivaine, as follows;
Dissolve salt in soft water, float your
photo print on the surface ,picture side
up; let it remain about an hour. The
wood should be of biidseye maple ox
other light colored '"liardwood, which
should be varnished with the best
opal or transfer varnish.
Take the picture from the water, dry
a little between linen rags; then put
the engraving, picture side down, on
the varnished wood and smooth it
nicely, If the picture entirely covers
the wood after the margin is cut of so.
that no varnish is exposed lay over it
a thin board `and heavy weight; leave
it thus over nigbt. If you wish but a
small picture in the Center et the wood
apply the varnish only to a space the
size df the picture.
When reaely' to complete your wart;
the neat day dip your forefinger in salt
and water and commence: rubbing od
the paper, The nearer you come to
the picture the more careful you must
be, as a hole would spoil your work.
AUTOS OVERHAULED
REPAIRED
and PAINT'ED
Now is the time to get your auto overhauls c and plainted
for next season. Repairing and overhaulingwill be
properly and prompty. Paintingwill don
the Zurich Carriage orks. be dome�at
Leave all 'orders with
H. GALLMAN, ZURICH; GARAGE
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NEW HARNESS SHOP
I have opened up a new harness shop in
1 Merner's Block, opposite the Commercial Hotel, .
I and am prepared to do everything in harness 4
repairing, binder canvas repairing, etc. .44
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Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
A Trial Solicited
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toney lying "at aTo* rate of interest o;
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you each six months more interest- dollars ;by in-
vesting �:esting it in a Huron & Erie Debenture.
You receive the unconditional promise of this
Half -Century old Gorporation•thatyour hinds willbe
repaid atthe tune promised together with half -yearly
interest thereon.
For terms of one, two, three, four or five years
interest ispaid at the rate of
5 per cent per annum
Why not ask for further particulars?
THE
MOR;, GAGE COOORATION
CHARTERED 1864
"Older than the Dominion of Canada"
HEAD OFFICE: .LONDON, ONT.
Applications for Debentures received by
ANDREW HESS, Agent
ZURICH, ONTARIO
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FRUIT TREES
And Plaints
,For Spring • ' Planting
We need no further introducti-
on;then the fact that we have been
in the Nursery Bushiness SIXTY
ONE YEARS, 'and are now prep-
ared to meet existing conditions
by . olffering our high grade trees
and plants direct to customers at
ROCK. BOTTOM PRICES.
+Send ;fox our illustrated circulars
of hardy varieties which you can
order direct and save the agent's.
;commission, of which you get the
benefit. . Our prices will be sure
to interest you and all stock is ab-
solutely 'first -•class and true to
n ales. ,
THE CHASE BROTHERS CO,
;of Ontario, Led.
Nurserymen,
;Established 1857
Colborne, Ont
AUCTION (SALES
It wall pe,y you to advertise your
auction sales in The Herald whichis
largely dreulated throughout the
countryside. If you have anyth-
ing to sell there is, no better med-
ium than this paper to reach the
buyer. Advertise in The i ,fn and
get results, ,
sousgammTammrevausstimes
UNDERTAKING
Prompt Servi.
Moderate rha
Tailor Sho
Issuer of
Marriage, Lic
W. H. HOF
Zurich.
sommimiiiimosimetsion
FOE isA:LE— Men's
shoels, eine 7 at a bar
at Herald Office,