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Job .tlt " 'ln county a " ,, ‘w and 1 [-3 n “Wary wag l rnaavi,' i _i2"..'uem.ar-tsis ducathem [tt Mtrmtutwereaad constant ”and 'r---;, L, . A - ,,,,,,,... 'Wea I“, I ' ,fi.__ --1 - "-qr-aR". wu- 1ttt its superiority. tt pull- the i'le.tt the some. at health. can. dys- _ Madam and mm. lb)“ I...“ by“. "' News of the Waterloo my District Gleaned From Exchanges. ' Harm-1| loo t rah 11 MINT“ The “period” oi Emu larva. had tb vith glaaders Hm 7. , Mfrctt'd by the ltorse furs. and died a few mu nanny Three other hunk" are ill with the 'iM't ll _" S u} wrappvrs 4 ".z' \\:,U'_‘ "\Vhy l, l l MI , mgr Than 'l" l',rw; , V', Scott hit., I mil receive by post a free from advertising, fuming. Tlns is an mm your loan). The H: vim market and it Lanna? to send in the "rlv"t'-t"r'tt'.'.. tho l(Oth, .5 Mr. and Mrs. Jean urn-‘1 from Hungary. I in- a circumstance anpm'x‘iblr. But the mm is duly and ottic. zmin: taken place in WV}: Linn according "stttlt.ittt l'u'lurr. il I I ' V the ends open trefuilv 1y. makil 1‘ ll Isl ll, Ct turlt tl xf lu't ween 4m; and llt H “in?“ i insur \ ix. [In t Inde #2000 m Sat Ls until il [nine “(Mum ' my [\lll H the 't' his \tnix's 1issetl c,rlars, ' mtore nmr vi! lar Since Ill um Il tlnt"e, '.' his VP!" It H. sHis' this thr? his set 'rit his 3H “I If Ill of to M r. Wager's residence. The Wager family is one of the oldest in the Bay distract, and M r. Wager and his people are well known throughout a wide radius of country. Arrived at the house the reporter knocked at the door and was quickly admitted by Mr. Wager himself, who it may be re- marked, is in his thirty-fifth year, and was formerly employed as a section man on the Grand Trunk Railway, his section extending east and west of Doseronto Junction. He was agood workman and faithful Servant of the' company On the 28th of April,1893, he was compclled, on account of ill. health, to give up work completely. The doctor pronounced his trouble to be nervous palpitation of the heart. The district surgeon of the Grand Trunk Railway attended him and did all that medical skill could suggest in order. to give him relief, but at the same time frankly told him that he could prescribe nothing that would " iect a permanent cure. Mr. Wager was a. member of the Grand Trunk In. surance and Provident Society, and during his illness received the usual pecuniary allowance given for a cer- tain number of weeks to sick members. Tim society also paid his way to Mon. l treal that he mig'it consult an eminent (medical man who acts as referee in i such cases This specialist at once l pronounced his case hopeless: Cure was 1 impossible He returned home greatly deject-d, and the Insurance Some-try paid him the Whole amount granted to i its rnsunberti in cases of total disability. I Mr. Wager has <ince that time resided i at his home on the Gravel ltoad,'umsble l to work, seldom going from home ex-) lcept to make an occasional trip to I I)rasrwtrutoaml Napancc. About three T months ago Mr. John Kitchen, the 1 well known section master on the l “rand Trunk, who resides at Deseron- ( it” Junction, told Mr Wager of the , ' irtum of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,and ‘ rcironnncndcd him to give them a trinl. I He accordingly procured a quantity of the famous pills in ordcr to give them la trial Now mark the result. He I soon fclt the good cifccts of this great l medicine. His appetite improved. [ The. tiurtering sensations about his heart appeared to be less pronounced, lie continued taking the pills and his health steadily improved. The change became apparent to friend: and neigh- bors and a matter of :puhlic interest. l He- gained in weight. As he remarked, , last sunnncr he was little more than a l walking ghost; now, as the reporter i could easily see, he was a substantial I specinicn_of humanity. M r, Wager Pintormed the reporter that before he , commenced taking Dr. Williams' Pink l’ills his heirt usAl to beat rapidly _ and continue palpitating violently for some time if he attemptcd to cut even one stick of wood; now he can cut the daily supply of wood for the house without any such disagreeable sensa- tions. He feels himself a different man and his neighbors are all congratu- l I biting him upon the great change P During the past few weeks o fruit- ful subject of conversation among the people at Deseronto Junction has been the wonderful recovery of Mr. Willium Henry Wager, who has been looked upon M a hopeless invalid. A repre- sentative of this paper was sent to in- terview Mr. Wager and gain all infor- mation possible in order to satisfy the public concerning the truth of tho Wonderfulcurc. Making his way to Deseronm Junction the reporter in. formed M c. Ravin, the station master, of the object of his mismon. lThat Courteous otficial having assured the reporter that he would tind the case one of more than ordinary interest, kindly pointed out the nearest route The Mono. q! a Grand trunk Employee. i "s Fell III In. ".otmrrs--.V-oteH Ina:- uble II. ”at the lot-I Ila-lull" I..." use! allowed by the _u"tt-r-or"m - on the [and to IcnIIl-Ie Iclln low " (one “on. From the beset-onto Tribune. plainly manifest. Be expects as soon as navigation opens to commence work again. Mrs. Wager was present dur- ing the interview and corroborated her husband's narrative, They consider it a duty to publish abroad the virtues of this famous medicindWhich has brought such hope and comfort to their house- hold. Mr. Wager also told a a lead- ing farmer in the neighborhood who had been troubled with a chronic headache, who, at his ogggestion, hug Hummus, wuu, an Inn: -wao..-_v_, - also tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and had experienced relief m a very short time. Other cases in Deseronto and vicinity tn known to Lthe Tribune in which Dr. WM, Pink P? have been productive of much good. These pills no . we“ blood builder and nerve restorer, curing Each disall- es as rheumatism, neuralgia», Gt,tl mnlvsil. locum” 5min, Sq. mi,,', up: ON wrtin,ahir. hr ll frraieDe “Viki ttttt Co . ”whine, Ont., of untidy, NY. at Me u but. ortix far 33.50 See h " the “My. r‘agiuami tralde mar in nu tho wrapper of every box of! yuu, and positively refuse all im lions or cabin-tutu ullegod to he “jun as good." Remember no other rem ly ha been dincuvered that can an fully do the Work a Dr. Wil. linm ' Pink Pills. B ntford, April 2F-Tn the course of s nhle speech " Eronin, near here, Int, ighr, Mr. JmsephMtratto'rd, Presi- dent of the Brant County Patrons of Ind try, referred to the Alimonism of s e Patrons of theCxovertunent of Ont rio. In the course of his remarks he , id tlrxt while he advocated strnnu- r ly t at Patrons and farmers should hnv full representation in the legisla- tive all: of this country. he was very clot; in his convictions that there Was no n cessity to ever attempt to over. thro the Governments or many of the bio men who occupied positions as Cnhi et Ministers The speeker Jon, tend that there was plenty of room tor Patron majority by working for num n of seats at present tilled by men in the House who were tiOting so 3 rongly and inconsistently along 'srt lines, and clearly not in the in tern t of the farmer, en‘Whom so mach of t e general prosperity depended at All imea. ' r. Stratford went on to any that“ P ident of the County" of Brent Pat. was he felt it his duty to nuke clear his rm position in the face of the taxi tati n that was going on in some few of the lodges, to consider again the nominating of an opponent of the Hon. A. $. Hardy, in South Brant, A con- vention to deal with this matter had bee) called last January, when it was deciied by . majority of the delegates present that no Patron candidate would be pitted against the present member. This Mr, Stratiord claimed, leftihirn and other Patrons entirely free to sustain Mr, Hardy in the coming campaign, and he felt that there was _ neither consistency nor necessity on the 1 par) of our Patrons or sgriculiurists in l now offering him opposition as» promi- nent and able member of the Cabinet,' and he asked all good Patrons and fer- mm in this county, not to be misled by h few agitators who were stirring this thing up, and who really had not theifsrmera' honest interest at heart, and who had done little or nothing for the) great cause, or for the farmers' _cou)psny at Brantford thst he. Gd the honor ot representing as President. Mr. Stmtford stated that after the meeting fot".notnirmtion in January ho had ap- van bem deci pret prciached Mr. Hardy and received from Nil? Lhe assurance that if again elected he (would do everything in hit power to sudtain every just and consistent de, mand made by the Patroné ot farmers on his Government, and Mr Stratford had every reason to believe that the Minister of Crown Land: would not dishp; oint them in the slightest partie. ulir along these lines. Mr. Kitchen, who is the Patron can- didate against M r, W. B. Wood in Ndrth Brant, held his iirst open meet- ing in the schoolhouse on Terrace Hill 1 The) clear the brain. They cheer the heart. (lhty brighten the eye,they make the stdp elastic, the mind vigorous, they diaipel gloom and bring back joy and laughter, they banish pain like magic and take the the sting out of the little ills of life. Stark's Powdersi do all this when used by the bilious, ndyralgic or sufferels from sick or nervous headache. Pain cannot exist where Smrk’s Pow dets are usad. Mr. Wills/ chief, of police, Woodstock, 0nt., says, "they an and in; evening. The spirit of the meeting was rather hostile to M r. Kitchen. tlr tl My and blood, tone the names. and give at nub to the weakened organs had body by . Hood's Motrin. now. '; _ The macro-cc. [ hiistrmts---'What kind of pies are has, cook I' T Cook-Some av 'ern is appul and e 13 mince.' (ii',isiiriiti'-eie: I told you (to mark , m so they could be told apart ; and by are an marked t M.' (sk-No they be, mum-Citi iuoe.’ and 'Taint mince." Mrs. Chatter-tDo you mlieve that ire: an be efoobed by the) laying on F ttands 1' 'i, Mrs Cutter-itat cal-him]. I Lad my boy of smoking! that ny.’ ‘a sure cure every time."' Only ix Met a box. 7 mph sum-um. the (only Mule-I. -rtn II... A. It. unruly-the V’W'II mu! Mull-e0. - Brant County Patrons Al Inna-0e In the hill! Out-tun, April 25 ..-.ul damnation of u... Mame 1 Ram! Grooon’ Ant-aim- aou. cumming ot Mam. J. Johnson. president; V. Valuers. .vim-pmdnm; J. U. Levnque. tree-um: John Scum Inn, L P. Uverty, B. Drama, and John Robertson, hui m. interview cm. morning with Sir John Thompuon,Miu- mgr of Janice, and Mr. J. J. Curran, Solicitor-O moral; with refinance to the rxemption from seizure of the wage. of own “Manta. They presented a. petit- ion, endorsed by the Boarf of Trade of Montreal, end the Clmuibre de Oom- me-rce. eating thit such exemption he set guide, and civil sew-nu pieced on the same footing u the citizenl with reward to the seizure of their vegan. Sir John Thompson received the depu- tation with his usual "ub0'tty,expbiin- ed the ditfieultieq of the situuion with regard to the Iyatelu of audit in the Dominion accounts, and stated that it would require c complete chsnge of sys- tem if such a. statute were p s-ed He said, liowever,thet civil servant: should pay their debts, and that men who did not do so should not be kept in the ser- vice After rtferring to the system in operation Cm several provinces where the judge can tix the amount to be pay- able by parties/according to the salary they receive 0 that they must go tojul in defaultof paying the amount so fixed he stated the. he thought arrangements could he made by which, in the event of judgments being obtained against civil servants, end their fuilure to meet their obligations, on Order-in-Council might be passed making them liable to dia.. n issel in case of non-payment under certain regulations to be made, Dr. Incapelle and Mr. Pelletier were also present at the interview. Before their departure the delegates passed a vote of thanks to Mr. Curran for the kind manner in which they were received. 'lt cured me." It saved my child's life'.' I would not be without it If it can me 81 per bottle!' Hundreds have used these oxpressionsin speaking of Harvard Bronchial Syrup, that king of remedies for coughs, colds, croup, sore throat, hoarseness, and lung trou. bles. This wonderful preparation has saved thousands from consumption. It gives relief, _ Pin machines turn out 7,300 an hour. no." my be nuke-pun “has”. Preparedhy Dr. J. C. Ayer 8 Co., Lovell, I... 7 m,; a!" disease! of the atom-ch, Liver. and Bowen, take A Y E R' S P l L L S iiitikiGika -ert"i- Gaia, cumvhh-h. m: awn b “quota" In. In!” wail. ",,'li"ia'g1"'A1 'i','trii't'?ii, l I,'p.'g, Im <tti1tt Speaks through the Boothbay (Me.) Retruter, o' the betteilelal results he has received from a regular use of Ayer's Pills, He says: " I “as ieeling sick and tired and my stomach of remedies, but none seemed to give me rtaiset until i was induced to try the old relia- nle Ayers Pills. I have taken only one h)x.1\ut I feel lime ts new mad. I think they me am most pleasant tnd buy to take of at whims} ever used, being so finely suga- :0|tcd that even a child will take them. I urge upon all who are in need oi a laxative to try Ayer'l Pills. 'They will do good." soc-med au" out of order. I tried a number Every Dose Effective nus, Biliousneu. Pain in (In ttnoe, will!!!“ Torpld Liver Bad Bunk. To It” cured sad "gums the towels. VI" mo- 70 - Pmol " can: ar Dana 8m... Cure SICK HEADACHE Ind NW in an "murts, Ilse Coated Tonlue, Dini- uess, Biliousnegs, Pain in ttts ydhf?e1eey “moo 'fi') _. EE -----"-""""-r---"" " 1lltMllMllBlli iNBW APPIVHIS opiatt?RitcpNgigttPtil,1rt; --At--. A FRIEND "J:rtrriiiier:.trr., tom'mw --At--. .'ilra F',il?i,'ehlliihtt21ir'i'il'r'i, . t1tii,'t,Tttiti'iiii':'iei, mg , H MMIII! ,'.'fc1hir'ir: tt?iti'il5,i?. ' ' ' , f - POWDERS if?! deal at our store, really means a desire that you should better your- selves in pocket by saving money on ClTEi3 A, Coffee, Baking ,I’owder, Cocoa, Cocoanut, Chocolate' and Pure Spices, which we believe to be the best in the county. Two points are our specialties, namely: good quali- ty and low prices. A little profit satisfies us. This also relates to our Tea and Dinner Sets, Lamps, Chamberware, Fancy China,Crock- cry, Glassware, Silverware and a large stock and the newest goods are found here, all free with our popular Teas and Coffees or sold independently. Empire Tea Co. A. G. CHAMBERS. IF you have lost Moved one and dean-er. erect, a Ite't tribute ot tumstion to th memory of the opened one; R',g'lWg,',', In with 5 cell end we shall be tttttl show you specimens and designs in onumenta, lie-dawns on. bad quote you 'ttttumm for any style of work either in: Granite 3 or marble. 1 I mm chesjwork wreaked. Phone 124 SIMON SNYDER, Druggist, THE WATEBLUO Granite and Marble Works. lErb Street, opposite Marken. t land for dinner 7 v“ “has” ever ate. Tin-Ia to COTI‘OLENB. tho new and successful show That Pie '1' you.hava.!9et ttted Atnf,gy1d,ylelrft ANINVITATIUN N. K. FAIRBANK & ca, SHAEFER BROS. Wellington and Ann Sana. MONTREAL. "rrietttilaee Blood Purifier You can buy. SOLD BY ALL Dnucmsrs. "tr Sole Agent. WATERLOO ONT. in the Spring and Fall OOFLANDS ERB TEA ASK YOUR GROCER Made only by it's the beat USE Crowds have been here and left Sttisfied and are coming back again t . WHAT HAS DONE 1T? The Great Bankrupt Store EEBNS'I‘ 82: CCN, Berlin. -:- Good and Stylish Footwear -'.- Spring and Summer Shoes -:The Popular Boot and Shoe Store:- LAWN ! We invite inspection of our beautiful disp1aylof Oxfords, in common sense Opera and Phila noes Philip Hohmeier and Alex. Leitch have entered into co- partnership to carry on a general hardware business. They will do all kinds of HOHMEIER & LEITCH. Plumbing, Pipe and Gets Fitting, Gnu andSeethewondormlbargainsatthe in all our previous efforts. We were never able to ' secure such values, as we have for the Spring Trade. . The Ready Made Clothing Business has made wonderful prog- res: the lastVew years and it is a matter of fact, we have a wonderful output for these goods, and what is doing it, is our Extra Values,which our close buyersare observing daily. We buying for spot cash is Ct,', advantage to ourselves, Y well as to our customers, who we ena eavorto benefit indirectly. Ready-Made Clothing WE KEEP THEM IN STOCK. An elegant stock of Children's Oifords just received. The latest for Gentlemen is the COLUMBIA” " Tai and Black. HEADQUARTERS you mums AND SATCHELS. Boom our Business; and We have Done it! - New Firm. ‘- We save you from $3 to $5 on Men's suits. Men's suits‘extra value $4.oo, $5.00, $6.00, $7.00. Men's pants, extra value 80c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and up. Boys' suits' at about half price. Boys' black worsted and dark Tweed suits for confirmation. Ladies', Men's, Boys' and Children's shoes at astonishingly low prices to-day. _ Ladies' Waterproof Garments at half price. _ x DONT FORGET THE PLACE. x We have the Largest and best assorted stock of' 2()2llllilllil2 it LlillfQ EAVE TROUGHING and FURNACE WORK. . . . JULIETTE . . . {ama- titil"" iT".. S- RODS, GAIN PRESTIGE EVERYWHERE. Don't Forget to Buy Your A WORD TO THE PUBLIC. FROM TH F, POPULAR BOOT AND SHOE STORE, We were never able to ' secure such values, mun-.1"! W ATERLOO. ONT. Erik Say ? " q rm ti W " II