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Boiled Down Facts Dr. ward's---- Blood and Nerve Pills No remedy ever introduced in Canadahas gainedsomrny words of praisefrom sufferers all over the coun- try " these thoroughly effective pills. Beans: they positively cure all dis cases brought on by impoverished blood, such as heart trouble, nerv- ousness. rheumatism, dyspepsia, etc. Bgusc they induce sound, healthy sleep, and restore VIM. VIGOUR, and VITALITY to the body. Because their use enables the system to successfully resist attacks .. . ar, 2-“--.4..- _ elf colds and the inseparable re- ndts, viz., lung and kidney troubles, a fact of especial importance at this season of the year. Rhtlllfllllll MUTUAL Total Assets Btst December '99 $334,083. sznmical Mutual Firulusjlo. an "Ste' I51. an". mvv w..w..--~., Arno-And I“ R33]; $l5 rtt?oooooo oovu-nmenl. Danes". $363000!) FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY INCORPORATED IN 1863. JOHN FKNXELL Guzman: LANG - Bum [{3sz -- w. H. San! kr z -- Jon! A. Rum - John Fem-9H, _NPPP_. (:00qu Luna . e,trtV w. H. Hnwnny. Q. I'. . Fr. Snyder _ . _ _ . . B. Knellm. _...-.'. J. A. MMkioJJ' tmWP . H.L.lisnr.en---, L. J. "mink-um A. .. . Hon. B. Menu-r tte-t , 13.3. Lnulcuwhhwcr P.Jacobi...--- P.thsl, .,r-tFr'm. Geo. Randall, Em" Waterloo. John Shun. Wut., " B. Snyder. REAL. I " William Snider. Esq" " (loo. Diebal. Esq" . l mnk Turner, I'.. K . We". l'anhuon T ... _ "N Flinnurnm M P. " cent: yr box. (in Mer " on. An in“ a Sun Wiiliamshos. Turuatos on. I, J. L. Wideman, F.ut.. St. Jacobs. John Allchin. Ham, New Hamburg. Allan Buwnmn. Esq" Preston. P. E Shawl. Prwlon. Thomas Howdy. Fam.. Guelph. [mum Lirinmnune, Hum. M. P.. El ()FFICEKS: Own-run Ina-"1m. President, Inn" Airuh, T'it-e-Htmesidttnt, Frank Hal-(hi. Manager. ‘Inhn Killer. 1ttspec1or. “mum Howlby 6L Ctemettt, Bu. BUCK RFRPUOGE & CON, Agentw. an Assats ttt 45:1. 1900.. 3§g.ooo.og I M1133! to LuanH'sl‘Efié"? Dominion Life Assurance BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Mutual and Cash Systems. Mod, Tender And Wholesome Cured Hun. l Specialty . . . Farm Property BOARD OF DIRECTORS. OF BERLIN- Organized 187x. Meatsis what the peoplr want especially during tl" hot Mason of the year. As my business has greatly in creased] have been obliged CHEM a my REFRIGER ATOR In order to store my meats and in so doing I am better prepared than ever to supply m'y customers With the most dclicmus roasts 1nd tender steaks. COMPANY.) N. B. -Orders delivered to m pm of the Twin-City by I Ilium ”my. . Moment, Solicitors. Ber Waterloo, Ont. P.. Baden. President -- Vice-Pres. Manager - Sven-Inn: - Inspect r. . . . Berlin. . .. Merlin . . .Berliu . . " Berlin . . . Berlin. . . Berlin. ,. . .Borlin .. . .Bvrlin. ... Vin-din. . . . ' Merlin. . .Turunto. .Heqnxler. . Toronto. _ . .r'restort, “hunt-Ion. Win; I . Pull NW . Great City. Bummlnn from tho Pm- Expnduon few people perhaps Ilka mush mu ut New Yurk City. Mr. Ptutl Pequognu In not one of than. lie spout I whom an in New York and says he - know before how beautiful . any “0'0! nil-w "Iv-w -- v V _ fl, it in. He returned from France on the majestic ocean liner La 'l‘oumine, . variable puma atioat. Arriving at New York he ran the gnumlut. at the “noun Houses and the next day-- uday uteruoou-wiahitrg to surprise 'ittitg old pawn Rev. Mr. Fewer, he slipped quietly iuto his church service and took a back seat. But tho pastor noticed him instantly and when mu wrviue was over, took him in charge and iusiswd on his becoming his guest. The next day the rounds of the city were made. "VIC Luau-n “Starting out from Griitli Hotel," says Mr. Pequeguat, "we went down to the Iowa! extremity of Manhattan Island to the Battery Park, where the Aguariam, formerly Castle Galden, and the Barge Uxhce are located, and from where a beautiful view of New York Bay can be had with the hun- dreds of vessels, large and small, mov- A - A l- __ .....AII uruua ul “mum, u...“ w___ ___ . ing to and fro. Then we took a stroll 'll up Broadway to City Hall Park, View l' ing the immense buildings, skyscrapers . as they are called. The highest is 150 F] stories. On the way We took a glance a at old Trinity church and graveyard, u the richest church corporation in the Il world. Also at the renowned Wall Bt., 3 the great money eentre of America, with its tnibtreasvlry, stock exchange v and custom house. “More the tsub- 'd treasury stands a statue of George ' Washington on the identical spot t when: he took the oath of othee as tirst l President of the United States. We saw at City Hall park the municipal l buildings, City Hall and Court [milk l ing, also the Post Ottiee. Smiling u I Newspaper Row we saw the buildings l of the great New York newspapers. Wont up to the caputo ot' the World huilding after viewing the immense presses, from “lure we had an excel- lent bird's eye view of Greater New York and harbor. We m-nt over Brooklyn Ilridge and took a ride through Brooklyn. In the afternoon we took a ride on the top ofa stage up Fifth Ave. from Washington Square to tWith (from. passed under theDewey Arch past the immense Waldorf- Ast win Hotel, the palaeesof New York millionaires, the grout St. Patrick's Cathedral amit'emral Park. Cruswd through Central Park over to Right We. and rode with Eighth Ave car to Central Bridge. From there we went over the viaduet to Washington r. Heights, one of the tinest residential M-cti-‘ns of Non York. Took car down Amsterdam Art' and visitedGranths mmh and Wallu-d along Riverside '. lurk, enjoying the beautiful scenery -- ot the Hudson. Taking acar on the lloulrvul d we rode Joss n the Buuluvartl I, and Tenth Ave, to 43rd St. where we stopped at the pastor's residence." l by in " m I haaard Ipmlh. Bimlrr TS p,indor.--DuYormtt, for plaiutiil', ”mu-ulwl from nrtlcruf Street. J , in the Weekly thmrt dismissum .ppml from report or County Judge ol tt;tterloo an a special refuree and dir. m-ling judgment to he "utered dis. missing llw action, which was brouumt to s--[ aside a will for :vllpgml un-lm- .ll'.:wm'u and want of testamentary mummy. anal declaring that such will is mild and "stairliu1ivur the Banu'. l'lw plainlill' is Un- eldest sun "1' tlu. ', .titterr. uh-I Ivy lie. “Ill i ll'lv's’i-Il vlv. ml his property m the (lvlmuluit. Llll‘ "fr'rr ofthe tuiond sun. Tl". nu. :mnr mp: Dr MM] he dis-d. The [nun Vim :u'l- Human tar "Us living in the l‘wumy of Waterloo. The will was mum: hyam-ighlmr. 'l'he plaintill’ n'untr‘mlud that Ilw cireurrwtam'es sur- rounding the making of the will won- such as to slum that the tcstnmr did nut know what he was doing and was under the inlluencn of the defendant and wiarurinopemient advice. F. P Clemvnt ("Prlin) for defendant, ionirrc" \ppoaf ttmiatmut with costs BINDE DEATH OF MRS, "tte, of the tummy-at corps of artisan- ever maintained by a magazine will do the pietorial part of The Ladies’ Haue Journal (luring IQOL The lint includes Edwin A. Abbey, Howard Pyle, A. ll. Hm“, W L, Taylor, Solomon solo- mom', Maxtield Parrish, Frank V. lul- Mond, Alieo Harbor Stoplwnn, Wil; Itratllew, hauls Imeh, llanry ll'm. Henry o. Tanner, the negro-painter: Hl-uinald ll. lurch. and ten or “from others. Hume of the moat prominent in the list will give their nan-ion ex- clusively to the Philadelphia mt9tt' zine At Grimahy. Ont, a colored man named Edward Johnston wan tsrrrnrte0 on Monday on A eharge of criminally mulling a young white girl, the daughter of his employer. Mun-s ft Strum" of Linwood died on Thursday Moning of tsphoid fever, mod “hour titty five yum Tho funeral um took on furnrday (m 6 " 9 a m. " tho rmldnncn thrnee to the Hawk-vino 60mm for Inm- ml» Imus! Va . wrap-hm 'A'ttiii'li', a W a loan Am} in A qittntkWt,t,tt,tM:t,t STRONG CORPS OF ARTISTS. "ER APPEAL DISMISSED. WAGNER. I!!! no“ or us. was Foul. or HALIFAX. Fm taa-tit" cl the LIIII I - (lo-Ci Set m M Mer Doetm Said Her On: In: HW‘D“ WM' Pink Pills HIV: Med From th- W. Han-11M. N. B. Mrs. Agnes Form. who resides at 21 Aglloola Street, Helium, N. tb., tells a wonderful story of her complete re- storation to health. after a protracted and distretstsiug period of extreme lll- nose, and she attributes her present hopyy condition, under Providence, to the marvellous qualities oi Dr. W ill'muis' Pink Pills. “hen Mrs. Forau was called upon by a. representative or the Acmlien Recorder, who stated his mis- eion, she cordially welcomed him to her pleasant home, where in the presence of her mother and antennae freely told the story of her sickness and recovery She said '. "A few warranty) I sutferrd a severe attack of ind Animation of the 1mg: and was attended by one of the bet physicians in the city. I pulled through but was left acourplete wreck, so that I could not do any work, suf- l faring all the time from palpitation of i the heart, nervous proalrution and a , ringing sound in my head. I also had . a distressing cough and for mounts l ' never knew what it was to have a. good ', night's rest. For two years niylifewain . a perfect misery to me and under the , doctor’s orders I took emulsion till I - ‘ . . I _ ll; It... uUUlUI o Iliuvlw _ ___-_ was nauseated with the sight of it, but all to no purpose. My life was dis- paired of by all my friends who were assured by the doctor that my case was beyond the much of human skill. l was visited by the clergy of my church and Sist Irie of Charity, who were very kind and sympathetic and looked upon me as one whose earthly race was about run. I esperimeuted with all sorts of remedies for my cough, but without avail. My drtizuist at last advised me to try Dr. William" Pink Pills. Being fairly tiiseouraged,never- tbeless I was porsuadot to inukv the trial, when to the surprise and joy at myself. family and friends, I began to get better, and by the time I had taken seven or Mull? boxes I was as well as you see me now," and she laughingly added, “I think you will admit that I don’t look much like a sick woman." Hm" mother, who had been listening to the tale of herdaugh ter's lung mness,added : "it just seems like a dream to us all that we once de- “mama orhor life. when we now are been listening to the tale t ter's long iimess,added : it like a dream to us all that spaired ofher life, when her the pink of Imal’h". Her Health. liams' Pink Pills and always with the boat results. Stwmentioned particular- ly a nieee of hers living in Boston who was run down and in a wretched con- dition of health, but was now a healthy your): woman who owed tho factmthe use of the pills. When the reporter “an; Liking bis leave Mrs. FOR!“ mid ". “I aim very glad to have the Opportun- ity to testify what Dr. Williams' Pink [his have done for me and you can am Mat 1 shun never cease to hound their "vices, and I bless the good I. in! thut hu-v were placed in my way at a tiuw whrn I ind not the hope that I could live”. III is healthy. He takes hts hl! 'C', and sleeps; and he grows 'il". My sister's boy gets fully as “a. hungry, he cries with hungvr then cries, I think it must be 55;}: /rom weakness; his food is ; ttir burden to him. OCTOBER CANADIAN MAGAZINE. Principal Grant, in his charming "yle, opens the October Canadian Magazine with :lll iirtirlc on “The Ja- Ron of Algomu." This deals with the wurk which is living (lune by F. ll. (‘iv-rguo in building pulp mills, rail- roads, canals and other works in North on] ontario, the estimated cost of which is over titteen milliun dollars. Thun- ure two instalments of W. A. l’rmer's now animal slury, entitled "ytooswa," which is the Cree name for mouse, This is a story for ort and voung. in which the leading Canadian animals talk in such a way as to reveal their habits and peeuliaritietr: Agnes Drums - _ _ 1- . _,..',. ..._.nn a... Umnerun, u lirmsu Lulumum mun“. tc-lls swim plain and whuh-nunm Irullr in a brisk alum-Iv. pntitbul"Parertt and Frau-her," C. W. Nash writes of wild 2PtuAt and ducks, and Rvginultl Goitr- lay giws sum-- iurormation ulmut shout- mg sniper It. L. R rhardsun, M. P., I-‘nmilmes his railway articles, and M H. Nivhols gin‘a "A Furernn of th, General EUretious." Tharp are th: mmal stories and departmental, makin. iup an excellent, number. :11 MY SISTERS BABY " My baby is full of abounding _ life and joy; my sistcr's boy is n puny thing. The difference is: my baby is healthy. He takcs his rm find sleeps; and he grows. lMy sister's boy gets fully as Iurr3rrrv. he cries with hunger; Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil will set that poor little boy in the way of being as good as his musin. went-mai-str','"."" ma not”. a... ' mum. N. ts, humemioned particular _ we living in Boston who and in a wretched con- h, but was now ahuulthy who owed tho factmthe ls. When the reporter L 1mm Mrs. l-‘nmu mid ". M'IM- . The Idaho was "It «and Ill-Anna- WI! “'0“ In. M A. Emu bu any“? "GiaVyrii.iuut1et,t"teoee can at the Univnnity of Cantor-h. Phitadeitphia claim- tho two oiled white women in North America. The, are Mm. Celestine Man. In Italian. used 110. and Mrs. Sara Don-u Terry. A up. tive or New Jer.er, and MO "an. Mme. Catalina Bouillon In. bun do wen u doctor or tho administration at post: and ukgnph in Paris. Thin II “I. rial lime I woman has been and to! In otticitri position ot thin chum: la France. r “a...“ Misa lulia Garibaldi. the mnddlub- ter ot the liberatur, nuw visiting in tbin country. in a mug! accomplished young kumn. She has wusidorahlg litcnlry nlulilv. reads the chuk- and Inuk- tour wouuui, She hum ability, reads the cl mudcl'll [unguagem ”my... --........,.v. Mrs. Caroline Stnunurd Tillon. widow ot Frederick W. 'l'llluu of New Orleans. has given 350.000 to the Tulane main-rui- ty ot l Jinn“ bt the purpose of erect- in; I any building to be known II the F. P . Tiller: Memorial library. _ A . - Ln“; In San Futurism the bond has created the position of ass physician. with a salary of 811! Ind put it in the hand: of Du lliukle. Her duties will be tl lick women and childrvu in tht stitulionu. "mu-m... The lion. Ella Scarlett. M. D., daugtr ter of an American, Lady Abinger Itor- merly Min Helen Rlngruder. duughler of the late Cousmodore George Mnxruder of the United Stan-as navy). is suing out to Korea from London as medical otticer ot the imperial tsuusctsold. __ - m,,.‘x_._.-.. A... u“ ......‘.._. “v, One hqured ladivs ot Washington city have subscribed $25 and) to purcisase a souvl‘nir to be presented to Lady Plum-e- tum. wife ot the British vnsbassador. Thur have sn-lm-lod . diamond sunburst coming $2.500, which they will baud her before she leaves to remind her ot their "ward and nircctiuu. - =c, Il'galu m... ....u..r..,, Miss Kitty Wilkemr, known II the “Horse Queen of Idaho." is to be married to William J. lhlkrr at St. Louis. The National stockyards of St. Louis buy lmrsos of Miss Wilicens 3,000 at a time, and it was alter making one of these mun-mus snlvs of stock that the young w-unuu met the St. Louisuu whom she is to marry. -- " “A ._._ IS?! u. “mu... Mrs. Joubort, the widow of the late Boer general. has from the days of her earliest chihllmod been used to Win”: ulurmm She can load and tire " a gun Ind on many mansions has shown the gnu-atom courage. su. hus an exterssive knowledge of Kattir warfare. and her " vice has ohm: Inn-n acted ulmn by hen husband. plans ot campaign being freely dueusaed over her dinner uble. RAM": a lot of Eats up the pvotits. It requires {rum hum-y to prmhn-e on The lu'mnl "est it hive occupivd by [In Do not 51'1"" spring by inst found-(ion. Usually it In best to full Mtpots for the bro, all drone comb. The lwsl qvwons 'a' .u um... W...“ Th" luvs: quvons are those that Ire reared either during the swarming time or when the bees are about to supersede an old qua-n man to to. . - I ---- -ttt -n. Almost any qurenlcss colony 'hltt lu‘ cup: I virgin queen that has hu-n out of the cell tor " hours, but it Bhe ha been nut longer it will be a ditticuit matter. " a colony is tornwd of you: bees entirely, they will smut-times go out Into the tiet.d" for honey whrn but 5 or c, days old. Whrn thc (whiny is I'ornn-il wholly of adult becs, Hwy will build cuurb. teed the Iarra' and do the work generally. Wlum combs are left in the spring allvr the drum nr the tmum in a hive, there is nu san t' plan-\- to put than than in the care of a gun]. swung colour Brush ott the dad been and put the ounbs in a clan NM when the bees will Ire obliged to "I'll over tt--t'rt. Louis Republic. MATRON MD “MD. Bishop Bowman said recently that V had law-n in the minislry 41 years and hzul all that time [urn too busy " take a mm k's vacatiuu. The total missionary force under lead- im: Christian Nu'it‘lll‘s doing strictly tor wig-n work was “.1310 last year, and tiw tctul Intuin- fun-w wax 'G4AL' l. Thor" mar 2o,22N schools. oith ”H.430 pupils, . n _ 'pg , uml the innum- "1......” The llvv. Dr. Stanley A. Mctor. wh,, has In‘on claim] prrsidvut of Slmrlh-{l wilt-gr nt Upper Alton, Ills., is tt de mw-x'vlnnt on his nmllwr's side of Roger Wiihams. lic is n grxulusnc of the tui- . . AL - I'.un‘\‘iu. versity of Ruwhlwtor and of the “other? lur Thrall-dual svmivmry. Iliwlmp III-ulna, cf Albany has been In tin-d Ivy th" JU." It.-i~hnp of t'auuwturr.t - n... ...... Alu- (:-n}“‘ Is in SI. I'uul'._ him-Illvllninl curs in June. To (loan a spice mill grind half I 'ttl rill-fill of raw rim. iln'ougll it, and all [moon of spice will be reinurcd. A grc-n‘lo spot on who! may be re- marml by pouring n little mum-tine on the spot, the“ rill-bin: it quickly with I pin-e of chum. dry guunei. if the Polar of n {nitric has been that”:. ed or i]~»slmy4~d by an acid, Mumnnin will neutralize the othwl of [he mid. and r-hlnrnl‘nrl'n applied ntterw-rd will bring " the Polar of n fabric has been (mm:- ed or nl~»slmyml by an acid, nummnin will neutralize the Mfr-1 of [he “vial. and orlrlorotorm applied nttorwlrd will bring bulk the original tint. J A fvw drops of Alcohol min-d with l litttt' olive oil in the prnporlion of two and n halt parts ot oil to a half part or ('nllnl is a but" mixture with which In rub poll-dud Inlvlm thrtn tho plnin oil. Tho nlmhnl cut- Ind taken " any - dust or trimmr ail-in. THE HONEY MAKERS. Rim: a hit of useless drone. one“ A nnllnoll mumps. "1 was mum"): Gu' mm opEtaphs.” In” n 'l‘vvnzn-xwr nmxspnlwr man. "and In a t'tutu'tt'ry In my own lune I mum across on" that “as Inscrilwd upon a non! grannp numumvnt and read m (his way: 'Sm‘rrd to no memory of John Smith. for 20 nuts svnlor partner of the firm of Bmith & Jon“. now J. J. Jones & Co.' "ot course the name: woron‘t really Smith um! Jones. but I don't want In hurt any-body's fovllngn. And thor will nmm‘or for the purposes of the Mary. I mm Jon" Inter. and he gnve In I _ frank oxplnmmnn of the Inscription. _ " 'Smlllu mu . Mrlwlor wllhout rel- .ttrrr,' he said, 'tmt he know . tre- mandam- lot of mumry mph. Ind If any of thrttt hippt'm'd to see his [run they mum think that the old [some bad cloned up and gone out of m- an Io I W tt nor am (in gtgWt all: pp. - that Oh It. .912. HOUSEHOLD HINTS. THE BEACON. (rum 8 to 20 pounds ot my one pound of wax. "st is the space inside the by 1110 ”:28 and brood. mud the brood nest in the viriiug combs or Hume: of best to one foundmion in the brood Ins! and to cut nnvenless (‘uluuy will no. uevn that has haw-n nut ot l ciiceural, of than tior tl L,i. iid," ymr wa/s 't'rl. bond of health at 'ttmisttutt city of $100 I month. , of Dr. Beatrice It be the cure of I in the public in llu p of .t a cy Lululun. at III. iris. which oc "n - -_-- than an alum but cruel (‘nnu-rlnny nf the won pagan-m ot um: svrmv-I ulun. at th,. can - M a. In”... coon W - in the .004 old by. than July. wm-mmmu-mana that comm-nod (I. return but of awn-n. ttrm must. up - and and tlw ink: tboundod. Judge Gull. In mun that more in but one I!" to rid the country of those will. and that way was to make u too not to: them. Accordingly Judge Gunilla. when not: of them in out on mu. lamina! evldence that 'r" mellmn “mum‘- patent. irrelevant and inuuttterla1." bat n It wu (menu, mu that If we prisoner WA?) not guilty be had been guilty at wwelhln; equally had Judge Guahu let it so u that and cum-1m) the when" on [ennui principled. The mull VII that the supreme court re- vel-sod . good my of the Judge's ("Bel During these perilous Hum In atro- cious murder wu committed in Adams county and the perpetrat"r" were soon captured. The evidence' " guilt wore plain. and the two prisouers were soon ( pmnonnced gullty nut! sentenced to be hanged. But as nevernl notorious char- acters had recently been allowed to on» tape by the supreme court. the people at Adams determined to forum]! any~ thing of that kind by quietly lynching the pristucrs. The two men were tak- ou from the Jail and hanged to n raw road bridge "ast ot town. The bodies were lett hanging to the bridge, and next morning Judge (my Iin sauuwrcd out that way to tak" I look. He gum-d on tho swaylng bodies tor a few moments without saying a word. Then he turned to I friend and remarked: "I sentencod than two follows to be lunged. That's one decision that in. ternal mph-mu- court won’t reverse,"-- Omuba WurldHenld. OpIIeI-l'l Mun. lllrnm had riorned [mine from col- tego. whore he had won high honors as I! student of the alk'h‘llt lzlnguzzgvs. I-m he “fell down" one day wbrn hie ttIrHi't", . xlvmuru- young girl In tser tetmN. ns"; ed him to translate (sign she Ian-I Ft't It In front of 1m own-Inn's omm- wlm-u read thus: CON BELT!) BABO UTYO URI}~ FR Hiram struzclm mnnrully wtttt " tor son-ml mlumcs and arm it up "It isn't pood Lawn." luv said “lex'o are sonic- words In It that an- Luna. tum thp others are pither wtutP'F. In Irr- l minulinu or are banmrlsum {rum ullwr g "That In what I mm." n-juinml h aim-r. "but lioturah. out in NW kin-1 on. translmvs " wmmut any trunk! She .~nys lt means. 'Cuttsult us am» your ce.' " . T Whcr"1lito" Hiram cuuapsPd.-Yoc't'c (‘nmpuninm :mzuugx-s. and, taken as a whole. it lprsn't make sense." lurked DIll'erenee From Timu- of (he Ornlor. Preacher and Nowell-m Probably not one rumor In a handset} has paused to notlcc ttrat a mrxvspoi"'r arm-lo ls written on a plan Just [he re- wrso of, that ot a sermon or orallnn. compnr.ntist'1s few mlnlsters have an- nlyzml we subject tstrtticientB' to nonm- 'his fact, null their ignorance of it will often account for the reluctmm- of THE REPORTER'S ME1 HODS. N01 REVERGIBLE. newspapers to accept matter contribut- ed by them. It is worth the while ot every man and woman to know the gun-ml plan nu whlch newspnlu-r ant (-Ivs are written, for almost everybody desires at limos to announce sonwthing ammuh ttus press. The "mm Know? odgn- or ti"' theory will not make a Bur cellsI'm writer In thla or any other up partment. but it is the ttrst slt'p. ---F - . - ___ ___..,_ “an-L rm..." .._. -eeee .. The skillful preacher or orator usual I ly rosorrrs his most Important mints untilstoward thejoml of his discourse, closing with a climax; tho skillful newspaper reporter puts his cllmnx In to hits tirst mutt-nee and ends wlth the most mmcqsvutlal detail. Whit" thc novelist secures hls dramatic effect us homing the Inert-t of hit, story hld'h‘n as long In poulble. the n-pnrn-r nttalm .xut'rvss by reveallng his parrot as umirkly " words will lot him. "on. are worklnu on principle nu ctvarly detlrtrd an that on which n trottttt't I»: constructed. but the modern m-wqm prr urtlclo In of so much nmrl- n‘m m date that low critics haw mmlyzml It. and even many of tho been I wr".iertt work daily upon the orlm-iple wllhom Imquna It can work many days under n “a“ B..... n V. W and even many of the host Nn-w York “TEN-rs work daily upon the fnrvunlng orlm-lplo wllhom Imquna it. No mnu can mark many days under n motropor Imn city mlilor without learning it.-- Ch|cazo Christian Advocue. The crying demand of "In tum-s Is I am] that will no! fall out of n glrl‘u hands lung beetth. Women who lump help In lholr eitchprs,_ do not make th,. complnlm of hrnkon mama more urn-n than the woman whom- (lnuxhlvrn "do “we aloha." AI won an I man not! i In" don-r and it hill to Co tor I - Matt" or I nth-Mr whtrh " l ummnlvr Clout“. and tnorv [H'tmmuy tsn't n rnmlly engaged in brunch-oping that (hm-tn have to make sxusrkir visib- lo n quwnuwaro m In some hum-w the daughter!- I" [HIM for "My plnto they break. but the father h" to gin- tlwm thr mama, to pay but to him In no“. Mt that be In liwnyl tho lotwr. " l nun up“ Ingood tumor by m- nln not. no crut- of thin - fiom m than u -. m Mr, In "In" Ttgee _ aM." rI-juinml hll . out in tlrt' kin-h hum any H'unluln. 'Consult us about THE MUTUAL LIFE 2:;"0F DAME“ “an." irtr2.iitiitjrjfr, GLU, Jt,aieftitiela, -ee 'lelStLit' to re.'tttt 1.3 "a" I!" an an... F... " -"I tti% rfd,'t'f, mad M' which Lh- C t n ' new u., I my lulu-thunk. “In I]. - -tgoy a...» I',tt,te,1t,',rt “if me ','dl'2't mum: omtido- at tho fgt,rMta a a.“ h I. 43-! m can. u an". III-la run-alto will (and... to to u -- I. wwyhufdvrn n cu. future M may turn but: In than 3. IELVIII, GEO. USP-EMT, I. I. mum. Famous Active Range v.,ef.,iia,, [he - Sole-nun Who-o - I. - Proved 'Too Mmeb. ' “Strange." said a talkative man hath. hotel lobby, "but tour statements‘. each perfectly true in detail. made a whopping i bin lie in the aggregate. It happened 1 like this: I went into a jewelry store and [ asked to see a cheap watch. The clerk 1 showed me a tinclud atfair " $1.50. It ‘ came in a small plslehoard box. on the l lid ot which I noticed the statement that I It was the equal at any " watch in the world. ‘ane you I watch ll $5? ", i asked. 'Yes, sir.‘ said the clerk. and he l handed me a very neat timepiece cased in I oxidized steel. ‘You will find that just! us good as anything you can get for tire _ times the amount.' he remarked, opening the back and showing me the works. .. 'It looks all right.‘ I snid. 'but on sec ond thought I heliere I'd like something better.' 'W'ell. here are Ionic titled use watt-hes} he replied, 'that we sell with I 30 Fear unnrnnlee. The case can't be distinguished from solid gold. and th- mnrenn-nt is fully standardized and that- ed tor heat and cold. it Is a watch we consider very cheap at $25.' I pried open the track case. and out dropped a little disk of paper on which the 30 your guar- antee was printed. 'Thil- watch is " well made in - pertietttttr,' it said in preamble, 'ns the avenue $100 chronom- etel'.’ 'Wlunt kind at n chronometer can LONDON, TGRON TO. MOVE NOT THE oter.' 'Wlunt kind or n chronnmotvr can a man gm tor 8100Y I ash-d. "The best in the world.' replied the dark ('nlhusi- aslirnlly. 'Here in one now. You ob- n-rvv its thinness and general chug-me. As far In the movement "ts cuncernml it is simply ilnlmssible to product- anything EIGHT HOURS BAKING with a Used one band of m better.' mun. .. 'All n'ght.’ I said. '1'" inns! nu that wssurauee.' Inn] l pickrd up the limlml machine and laid down $1.50. " have; your word,' I added. 'that this is the best I watch on'etwO.' 'Nn. you lmwn'l!’ he rxvlnimed. ‘I didn't my nnylhim: of the i kind? ‘Don't 1m: claim that it is " an»! as any $5 watch 'toiuz'.' l llch-I. [winning to the sinlrriwm nn tht. box 1M. les, hnt'-- 'And ya." just nsmu-al me,' I cunli'vtzi-d. "that the 'r, watch B't$S the I equal " :Inthng at tive times tht. price. I Ttwt "vb In lo $233. au" the lillml vase l gum'nnlm- strttrt sveciticalls thot the $2.5 watrh N as well mud-- ar' n 151'!- chro- nmnmma Here yuu lint» it in nlguhaa.’ Mill 1 pullc-nl out n prmcit null umxli- llIis simple vu'i-nlnliun: " = B. " = c, c = U. " -r.N, thrvcrove A = x. SIT? "Put In. v-url-lu'l num- it.' He stuck oat tirmty tl:nt vach of the tour "wt-Him“ was you“ IIIIHI. tmt he wnuhlu'l stand tor llwir Incirnl conclusion. I told hint he ou-trt to hr "mvstcd fur MM": .rto tor n u.v' h whirl. I mmld wow by his own ullmiwiuus “us [In blur than one rnlmwl at $1.50. Tlmt Iniiglml his brain: in n lizwl Lhof. and I mom-ml while he was still dt-sd."--.- Orin-nus Timu- hour-Mn" An mun-.1, yum], lulu-l um 2rerg In (and. - --. m to oc-. A non lain-cl 5,'.trhttttt"at, IPttt - h. Uodr.r the not run a. mt In an 9W . A I.r-r'r. In tite nlmnre of Professor. Flank ll, Sl-ulclurd of New York universal), “lm‘ win cu to Uxfurd Imivorxily in Juue.j I'rufvxsur Eda-uni livvrvn Hale, Jr.. " Union rnllt‘go will have clmrgcv'nf the wnrk in his-Ina II the nnmmrr school of Ne" York university. For the first time in In history Lav- n‘nre unitary-hi nl Applolnn. Wim. “as oblrgvd to minim-ml six stt"it'tttt rerun” fur nun nttv"dirut chum-I mvrvieo Hugu- Inrlr. Enrh IIudtvnl is rmtuired to nt. lu-ml church (vim on Sunday and mm! Presideat Tri, not miss JA, than all morning pnyu seniors during I " A Hanan hypirlnn httn dinmwrod a new “no tor tt'l, X my. "0 has "nscdttte tlurrr-cttt u-rrrn for the P"rl""" of qratclriritt the prawn of digvslion In I pttlit M's "munch. Humv rt tho mm! lmporlnnt oil: If" nnw puritiml itutirertlt by tsiectri "r Thr mullivnlinn nf Iinnrod nil ConsNtts in Ivll'ihllllg uzmuml air through it while thc oil In krpt hot In I Ito-m “new! kollll' ' Mncnnllum. " alloy of " to " mm by Bright of maukulnn will) MA) of T Mummy-1m. In alum! 1n have all the " vnmnun of 'vtr,'il'i',i:1l', Ind also to In Mum"! tor V lag will min. till. i "I - a. “I.“ The (hum Hutu] UN = tinprecedentedir Profitable mult- PAMPHLET FREE SCRAPS or SCIENCE. THE PEDAGOGUE. LOGIC OF THE TRADE- ' " .7) f», 37/ . V SEE 'Tr-Tir.?"" r', . (frir' 35%“ Bl lbs COAL on Woon. :QV'6-L . g, {A _ w M 13;):4. 3 ' re) Fd',5jid e fy Tart TrutsomMst'rmt, 'c':").)?,','-)'),"': a: Lochsp-E' T : rr) VENTILATED OVEN. u v, 4.9, u, L 'het Jc"en "g "(my “a & FlRE-CLAYED _'pu' 33,115. 8R0 4,seit':el J/),'i'.sfi"irti"r,' Mai. i-",-: t Botroae. .Av...:.. -L; C 5H" 11"," - Lc-VCL-Nt 43:33 (TI, HEAVY CAST- m-a-rg-tao...--. t 'i/C/Cla/ic/E/j' iri//% Ct)),, Ea from your that M. WEICHEL & SON, ctr', L, wtNNtPCa AND VANCOUVER Vlaterloo's FURNITURE Local Agents, WATERLOO. STORE [ E. trotmettottE a to. Snyder R005 & Co's old mud. “'ATERLOO ICE l or at E Durmel's, contractor, residence. Princess pt.. Waterloo ii)tti)i'"i' NEWER Tum-r» has v Inna: waved upon the market Stu-rut , u, ‘u- l"|-I has of all 'ouarieteedttiott ' r .. wan-u "t menu-nary." 11tT, are being mm“) under l nhmuuum " u on price 'tetuers.atrr'tttte, manual in I few Instant as [fl-minim“ rorruttvcript Inns In “Ilium. Aitotutciues at them mum-mutual! u v. u-v‘v rem-mm are “'7 '%7giiGF. They me " wrrrtitwrt to be t no smmumal equh den! of a 1tisrhmupricet1 hook. wllllc they no a]: - A _ . - - - r _ pbototyr* punks M tt book of over ttHy you“ mm. which wasmkl forum“! mm and whim v M much suporiur to them. imnnl has bring n mu 's " 'irrOH2 we» ' “firm! 'r "my - A " d - “In Vebler‘s Urn-bridged chllmry puts "shod la our hours ", IIII- outs mvrilorlml' one at Hull name. " Imam our Imprint nu tlt" IHIv-lmlm and in pnnoclo-I by 'Gtryrtsrltt trot" chem- imitrttiom An n dttttitutury Ind! "tetisor w“! " not iiirtkrtwrtopuruttmw me _ -__...._ .-.n Inca-r . l 'ii;'iiii' 'iiiiiiiis Pbsoiete. "um"... 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