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F." 'xrtarrstoTtusT DROPPED Mo- protests are costly mans at the thoustnd dollar deposit re- "qkteuoemre a protest can be enter- al, constitutes a newessary proteu “on to candidates against electron Wt); 011 all sorts of flimsy grounds, and serves to guarantee a WU good case on the part ol We attacking the seat. In the case of North Waterloo there Ail reason to believe that the cum-mtg cl B protest was never seriously con- 'tgqieed by the local conservative my dangers and that Mr. Reid's kip tirToronto "With the protest in his pocket" was largely inspired by the south riding Conservatives in order to provide an additional lever iedeating with the protest titreato- ed in that “drug. There appcated to boat: entire lack ol sympathy wtth protest proceedings among the rank ad file of the Cutvservatoe party tree, and some of then, it is under- "ttod own went so far Ill registering their objections as to intonu tho party managers that " the proposed action were lollowcd, they would slum their resentment " voting for Mr. King, in case ii new Mutton beam" “San: 1tthte "all; contemporary bet-ill fix” (In its “vice to protest b chat-loll ot Mr. W. L. Mackenzie “I; I. North Waterloo was notlol- Ke by .the local party managers. & My wagers, however, had “only not lorgotlzn the heavy $gt6ttter had to any during the ”a: and Mandy passed our b “via ol the local Conservative " is a matte: oi congratulatmn lot both political parties " this “ding that they are to he saved the heavy expense and hitterncss of an vim-Hon grini, and cspcciaily in view of tiw ma that aiier calolul immmgulwn and mature consideration it was lound that evidence was not sullu-ienl to' warrant such action. An othcial oi tlie, Hunlncsn Man's League of Montreal declares that tln- valuo of civic publicity Inn mun.- In In troogwiwd in many or the cities hi the United States and Europe, TINY": Ins been introduced in ihe British Parliament a bill authorizing town and cities to spun? money tot adver- thing up lo the maximum otu pen- ny in the pound in the way it n tax. The day of 'tlie chance glut-tn Mty is past, and similar organiza- “a” have been adyer)ised just as 'Jon'.- mid men [rust advertise, and fur “I. same purpose. Montreal through “I board ot trade and.sintilur orgar1- lutionl has been advertised in a my to bring inmlinmbly valuaUle returns. "Toronto has a spvciall.v hrts.litted Irur.lioiy "mm-1'. Must; of “turns. "Toronto maimed punk-Hy t the Canadian mm ttive sumo form 1 mt. These plans my. These planx all Vile rvgulaiion u! inn doubtless multilmtv Ill [and gmsrilt not only l “My hut of thc count, of Ottawa will mum” ttrest by mowing, ilu Inrmal of the prim” hilluhment of the on. Bureau. MERCHANTS ARE Tonmln, lh-r y, Th" (‘mhuluan like l‘ndonum'n' Aurnnhun hart innate li'ttrt umlalmng a 'Orr/tmr inhuman” and othertr rrgmdm'g tke '.sttmgr trom thr' "Sign! friilanmttUrh' ‘Mill in 1'hirstlrtay' "r'cotatioux. TQM")! when main" ormitttton '0. electric and nfhvl lighting um The unmu'mhm adstsc4 thal JV. any hm! In! (“Why v, Inmlr Agreare should he 1mm to ' 'tti.mtioets,partivuiar" tttos" C tary nn'urn ‘l'lwv rltould 1 t in h) umwrlvni (-‘u I: I" tuw hlmks and u" his! iN he Ioratm It luau-m tn nu “WWII-w only Humid tttBe. an [hull-"Ila “loan; ul ”1mm rt and all!“ u l , the INN-a say II I purl" ‘gom, - to Saws the Ottawa Uitizcn Lt' iihii,iiii', Michal Gib ttltq all... manna)- T2?,te2P2,2',d'l an to Wed CIVIC PUBLICITY ‘____‘____- - tifgu,,tr."'""""' 'x-llhun given my!“ that ttoutr the Dunning 2'T/2 -ut1N is the m ti. mm In... wa,"ritihe"a"t ‘c- (L'H.--“"“ wmmm hlm Mal amir T; .‘JTM' _ AGAIN WARN“); and larger (mm I civic, advrrhu all tend to II: iuvvsimvnt an dircrtly to th punt-dim} _ all “no y. Thc [Nullh- llu-ir uwn lu- ir unqualIILvJ lor the Haw mu Publicity HM" grim s," Iliad», 5pm In I'II‘rluull tttow of u psltould nilh‘ the Imu mat tot highly [In H tl "'"'e',"u"P'. "f" ‘9 :1: New wuilulbtig any! 9 I, to In”: In It; ' null:- be the ma t “tul- a Juan mu. be. it has ttur":', my to wow u aMt to! to: “I mum to num- up We work and ham It not who; 'ttr as oePosr no: madness, Canaan mamas, pus: ouch!- ot the “one, am, tea- dy tir Mon. ' mun, ha. 1L~M NIH-0‘- in. a a. comma duh a w ovum at tt.adot=d, 2et.'tt' - My 'sed h! WM t Juan!“ 1tt."gg,'2ghtt, an MI W“ ul it. CW. In; would he au-tr W " a and.“ um. the session ttt be; comparatively short opp. Th Gaverumeut'l legislatlve warm; as my contemplated, will trot he I‘ Navy one, the prmclpal items on the agenda at present bring tre new in: sauna: an, Hon. Artesiorth'tr mu to [brunt corrupt mummy»! secret ookusuiions," either in private Ur Governmental business; a bill to cs- tablinll a separate portloliu ot labor, 1 MI! to extend the warranties ot Manitoba, Ontario amt Quebec, and a bill to amend the present rules of Parliamentary yrocwture'with a New to “mailing the transaction a pub- lic busims and preventing waste ot time in useless debate. WINDSOR GROUP FOR POWER and Went, inlu nlclalls. A resolution was passed that it Was advisable for the municipalities hi this district to take advantage of the bum-um, and Solicitur Lulzh “Ill remain our Manon-ow io assist in lax-paring _Ip'ylav\> tor, the nsuuici:utt runnvils. Most of lhcm will pr:- sent the scheme to the Tatepayo1'ti at the January elections. The estimates [or the "ar will be cut dawn as tar as possible, cotttuten- .surale with the octu,U needs oi the ptttriw service, and every anon is now being made to meet the \vlupomly tailing on in public revenues " a corresponding relrctiu" in expcmliv ture. " was decided lo t-slublish Inns- iormvrs mar Chatham, Windy“ and [sex to supply the mun.c',.mi;ur.~. in this group. Windsor, Dec. ltr-A conference of the municipaiitieis ot the southwestern peninsula was mu new this and" noon to heat' Hon. Adam Beck,chair- man of the h.vsiro-electric commission, explain the goxvrument'rs Niagara [nun-r scheme. Una or more rcpnr sentatives were present hum Windsor, Walkerville, Sandwich Atutkrtsbutt Essex, Kiugsviiie, Leamirtgtou, ttheat- Ivy, Timury, (human), Blenheim, Hidgehmn and “unwell. 'Mayor Wigle was chairiuarr, and m- ttoduced Mr. Hock. With Windsor m- cludvd and taking 5000 horsvpowe'rstu (Minute was gnu: at $31.90 per horsepower. Ayn News:--Thct4 has been anutlnm‘ turn oi the Inunirlml kaleidoscope til North llunllncs, ard the present as- mu of the situatiot is that Mr. Thos. Hallwill not be a candidate lor the rcereship, but will seek reelection as a councillor, while the present rot-v0, Mr. Thus. Alison, will oppose Messrs Arch Hall and John Leeds, still loav- ing the contest lor the reeveship a three-cornered one. the! Engineer Sutluuan and Solici- tor 1,"le also aridressed the gathering and Went, inlu drums. A resolution was passed that it To-night the, Windsor Council enter taincd “on. Adam Beck. and urn-gut es tun lunquct at the ”HUSH Am es tua lulu than Hotel Mil. :\I.ISUI\ lit Let in send you 1 copy of Mr. Shangman'l letter, Tre had a [lying experhmx, had got run down E l . "I purchased a bottle of Scott's Emulsion and im- mediately commenced to improve. In all, [think I took 14 bottles, and my weight increased from 133 pounds to 18t pounds in less than six months. I know from personal results the efficacy of Scott's Emuuion."-FRED. R. STRONCMAN, 417 Bath- urst St., Londoh, Ont. built him' up, as; it has thour ands of others, f The Strengthening and flesh. producing properties of yt, "Tn', FMUIMUN, are un equalled by any other prepa- toiion,and it's just as good for the thin, dvlit ate child as for the adult. Bo sure to get for the thin, dinv ate child as for the adult. Bu Mire to get Sn "TTT. It's born the stand. ard M the wmid for 35 years, and " worth many time, the mat of tha numerous~ imita- tions and substitutes. IA " nil you a lull my M It. hm‘unun‘mcomllbn- in.-.“ “and. um - ALL D‘UHGISTI FIGHT Joint Com at mm W all Obs smlu Have new mm "atdtltttttNo .. gallons Will Vote On my Question lit. '. T _ _ Organic Union. : M pl2tet and tm, - " th- . on M - lo-r-ttd. mm I'm-j you» all mum: Churn- olCant, uhlchhuhoulnunul.‘ lesion to" “so: My. Th- bt. ing at an commute Wm new be about“! to the mono courts _ the chlam- concerned " them to the lover u. arts, ad by the his.“ to the indl'u'ual contentions who will be asked to vote upon it. The hope was expressed that by the close oi mm or the begirusisttt ot 1011 this process would be completed, and the orgtutie union of tho three chasm would be an accoutptushest tact. Prin- cipal Patrick ot Winnipeg, in an "d- uress following the d.cision "pressed the opinion that this muted the greatest step tn the religious amid since the Reformation. {THREE muggy» pg Tom-19. Dee. UNI-Jul in no W “-915th my arm union. Mr. William Anderson died at his) home on Argyle street, Listuwel, on Tuesday aiterrsoou, December 8. He had been down town the day before and called at the collector's otrtce and paid his taxes tor the year. To a number of lriends he met in the street he remarked that m was tooling re- markably well-better than tor some time. Ilo was, however, in his 83rd year, and the main springs ol lite were more nearly run down than be imagined. Next morning, sitting in his chair at home, he did not tect; so well, and shortly alter noon ttel passed quietly away, tailing ash-cpl alter his liie's work was done. The deceased was a Canadian ot the sec- ond generation. He was born on the 3rd at April, 1526, in Tecumseh towa- ship, county of York, Ontario, his lather, who was a native ot Nova Seotia, having come into Upper Can- ada in the early part or the that cen- tury. Mr. Anderson, sr., was one of the patriots of the rebellion ot 37, under William Lyon Mackenzie. lie was shot and killed by a; prisoner whom he was placed in charge oi during those troublesome times. Mr. Anderson was married " years ago in Tecumseh to Sarah Reid, 'who predeceased him 33 years ago. About ten years alter he, with his wife and small family, name back into the Queen's Bush, taklng up a bush lot in Wallace on the town line east in the year 1850. He lived there tor 25 years, then went to Listowel, where be located on the D. D. Campbell farm and afterwards on the Barber farm, where Mrs. Anderson died. He afterwards bought a farm on the third. concession oi Elma, where he lived until he retired into Listowel. His family consisted ot two daugh- ters and three sons, of whom all are living except the second daughter. The other daughter is married and living in Michigan. The oldest son, James, and the youngest son, Wil- liam Henry, are farmers, also living in Michigan; the second son, Chas. was for years manager at the Brett- haupt Leather Co. in Listowel, and is now with the firm at the head alike in Berlin. Mr. Anderson was mar- ried a second time in 1878 to Mrs, Cowan who survives him. She also is well up in years and in tailing health. The Iunerat took place on Thursday alternoon at hall-past two o'clock to Fairview cemetery, Guelph, Du: io,-.h number of pet- ly melts trom the huh-l lobbies pull rooms were report”! to the local po- lice this morning, and investigation goes to showhhcm to have been your milled by a corps of Yankee ,nonkn who lnllnwcd the Winter run ciowd In ”uphill Tky mlnxlnd With the thump m the hotel rmrldnl' and Tttb- Hul mull rcmms an lhry lnunrl un- flocked, picking up parcels, grips and ( testicltm of appalcl. The guests of the i Victoria Hotel were among tho Iti'- , “up, pmt g valuable lur coat was taken trom llu- lobby of "w Priory I Hum " m helim-d n umplr nl the l mum-s cleared nut on the morning ‘lraln. but the police aw hupolul ol ‘SI‘I'VIIIIIK sumo arm's. Principal Gordon at quven's Uui- veririty, King-ton, moved a mum resolution, which as carried by 4 standing vote expressing the Juris Iulness of the delegates at .the happy result ot that mowing which then ad- jourmsd, CROOKS FOLLOWED am [munch Int rrrntmutauou, qho run-"Hun will Inh- plnu't- wvcordimrly ml 1hr Inch instant. At yrsterdny'n 1'abtnet ('nmwll the Gtwernmettt drait also with the can at "other (minimum Mm Mal My» all! ma he no: A! The committee succeeded during the DIE!) IN LIS'I'OWEL Regarding Anglicans CROWD T0 GUELPH TOWN ill ONE DAY I I _-New Wvulndnnlrr tmahie Imula I ' No Um TI tind 1 ho mm. ittsttu== .11th I my a h . _ boat t” Anglican cum: In CM mun. [out tin-madman ui Uni that ugly would M to will We. union. Tb m6 commit“. spun out no how alum - nit-Int In wosugua-ef. Th outwi- in the I” on - to- us. the Anglican And a. three oth- er church: was, as the columnar lion trom that body met (out, the question ot the "Historic Eplucapne" The joint committee replies to um n follows: . “Thu committee regrets that it In unable to We to this _ summon, bat tt mound: clinch-disc“- ada show- that it is willing to it- terpret the "Historic Ephcupato” in. a liberal spirit and to most. the john commune on a [no and mud nui- to explain its {Interpretation the Contegerttx, on church union will be glad to meet with We proper lepre- aottatives." SOME PROBLEMS Many Merchants, not thinking the law applied to poultry, in anticipav tion oi Christmas trade, had laltl' In large stool-l of turkeys, guest; ducks, (owl, am, but when they 'coututert- cal to ship they Iouad that tho rank ways vetused to carry their goods on account at the law. [but they been compelled to dispose ot their stocks within their respective provinces tua- ny of them Would have been at '9; great loss. The shipments of dress- ed poul0sy are so large and so nut-t- t-ruus that it was tound inurossilrle to apply the law to them. The Io- inmul of the Mile will greatly tacitl- tatc the Xmas poultry trade. Toronto, Dec. H.-..). problems oi administering the' business attains ol the United Church, as is proposed by the t'onictettce on t‘hurrh Union, oc- cupied the attention of the joint com- mittee ol the Methodist. Presbyterian and Congregational churches in nes- sion at the Metropolitan Church yes- terday morning. The report of the sub-committee on administration was very lavorably received, hut was re- lerred back to those who prepared it, With the request that the wording at several recommendations he made more defntite. in reierence to the let, ter from the Synod of the Anglican Church in Canada, the committee, formerly appointed to negotiate with that body was instructed to tramu a suitable reply. This afternoon and evening were devoted to the work oi the subcommittees, who Rill report when the joint committee assembles again this morning. trutrtotrugyittee on adnoistratitrn was futaOy brought in and adopted. " provides tor summon funds who? practicable , separate trusts where this would be lound inequitable and safeguards to: alt claimants on the lands; Ottawa, Dec. IO.--" important change in the law governing the in- spection on meats intended [or inter- provincial trade in the Dominion has been rescinded, as tar as poultry is concerned: Until yesterday the rail- ways returned to Accept poultry lot shipment to points outside the (In) Vince ot consignment, unless it had been inspected according to the law, which requires that all meals shipp- ed must bear the stamp of a Goierii- tnent inspector. It has been found im- practicable to apply this rule to poultry, so a notice has been issued to all Canadian railways permitting them to accept tsucll consignments without inspection. COULD NOT Mi STAMPED OUT TO AMEND THE London, Dec. it.-'The Earl of Crewc Cohrnlat Secretary, replying vein-why loa question anked in the House of Lords, announced .that the (ion-uh ment was tuna-lupluting elmnnating trom the Coronation oath the words by “hit-h _ the Hovereito was mnxpollm io dmrlare tho Cat-holie- mm mm ”woman-ms and Montreal Lord Lansdownc. on mmu at tho Oppumllun, “rimmed the amounte- mom, The Duke of Nurfnlk “'1"an (he liowrnment nu Mm" u! tuthMics,he being the lending English hymn" ot that hilly, and commended it tor its coutatw The Earl of Mum-ml ,suurtttyd the Haw-mum! that "w ruunll’y "mold nut quietly arqnmm‘v in tmi, clung: The discussion ot the repay! oi the Chowln‘ Tot-coo Rich and "tidring. Black Watch ii, YEARS OF OF ADMINISTRATION CORONATION OATH l “is: My. b.reuiMr sir-um: 'i'trigi'attlt1'M comm ‘ MI um t',2u.'= tttttt P'm Btreiow on NW " ha I let in: 'ttnipi-d by A sum-sent "ttttit,,?,!!??,?,?)'?:)] "it? f an ~ 'g "ir “a” win an new mind in lune-um tbst the we: is in: Iran amok ut uni-1 . . Narnia-1 with with Mr I. aid to “swallow-aux in int-5‘ m In in b not, 3”} m Hi. 'uiastr's pool, .. tmtridt " thr am. in 'tlute,.' urea-ion in. nun-ally con miles“: lions ot piety. Until gratuity, when his Majesty was two dad to to- cei,e the Minister: when“, it is and the Emprcps. the Crown Print. and the Crown Princes- were plum- culiy u. all! person he had an" at convened with since November 'fl/ lie shut himself ott completely from the activmu which usually- occupy‘ him at this scam ot the yer One report says the Emperor ma 0 n tte-' liberaie attempt at the celebration in the town hall on November 21 to Te- gain bis popularity, but was so over- whelrmxi with disappointment at " failure that he has [into been a prey to 1lespondetwy. Semi-omit denials ot The Nachricititm's intormation wete published ibis alternoon. MEETING OF B. & W. The report at the Lady Superintend- ent. ot the Berlin an Waterloo Hospi- tal tor November presented at the regular Board meeting on Friday ev- ening showed the receipts trom pay patients tor the month cxceeded any previous month in the history ot the institution. The amount received was $619.90. There were 115 days tor tree patients and 467 days tor pay PR- tients; 21 were admitted and 27 disr- charged; three born and 3 died, with " in on Nov. 30th. MINARD'S LIN l MENT. BAYARD McMULt. IN Nu [might car can lie hauled in a mnln’llnc passenger train unless the Height car is equipped with air brakes, slot! tired wheels and trucks designed lor passmger sctvioo. The penalty tor violation, is rlxttd at fir- ty dollars. Railroads will, twwyv- er be, allowed to use ordinary freight cars in main line passenger trains under certain conditions, bub trains must not. be run faster than 35 miles an hour. - l It was decided to have the tele- phone in the Nurses' Home removed at. the end ot the you. The accounts mum! amounted to 8597.36. The Property Committee reported that ftity-ttrur hens had been received Iron: farmers tor the hennery, " from Waterloo and " lrom Berlin. The than“ ol the Board are extended to the donors. . M. the conclusion of the meeting Ald. F'. W. Sheppard. who has repre sented the mum ('ouneil on thp Board, intimated that. it was prob- ably the last meeting he would at- teml in thnt capacityputd took the opportunity to More!!! his RUBIN“ lion “I'll the mnnner in which the ,inxtitutlun is being managed. It has Pt a. pleasure tor him ttt to asso- natrd with the Board and his inter- ‘est in the welt-re of tho'llospital has "r.r.uy increased. [ The Int-moon of tho Board thanked IAN. Sheppard lor his kind words land exprwmd the hope Jhat he would .umm lit-u ' a permanent memlu of the "our?“ l Thou [Mr-mi at ilu' nm-tmLWOn 1Mrtusrts. W. H. Schnmlw, .1 " llughm Iuas cured ot [animation by MlNAltli‘S LINIMENT. FOR Ttiii SAFETY a crossing tor protection must he inspectcd and tested every morning ly the sectionman in charge at the track, ll the bell fails to ring a tugntcct is to he av once placed at the (1‘th- ing. A penalty ot litty dollars ls ttx- ed tor each violation. l was cured oi Facial Neuralgia by MINARD‘S LINIMENT. Parkdale, Ont. _ J. ti. BAILEY, Ottawa, Dec -9.-h tunnel batch of orders tor the safely of the public has been issued by the Railway Cont- missioh. Every electric It]! used at The caretaker, Mr. Robt. Gunning, who has given a satislnctory service tor some lime, has accepted a poni- tion in Toronto and sent in his run signntiun to take an“ on Dov. '.lith. It was trcepusd by the Board and MILL. R. Devin, ordvrly at the Home oi Reruge, “as appointed in till the vacancy Thom: new“! at the run-unkwon Moan. W. H. Schnmlz, J " ”light-s Geo. Diem-I. "I'D. Hrure, S B. nth-k- pr, Am. Sheppard and Sun-nil) A A. Elna . The Hespelrr CouBrnl puxpnsv- titttt- muting n try-taw lo the ”(rpm-m. at the municipal clertlonu in January, to "in 32,500 tor the purpow of 30qu ing certain [mull tor punk and my.” mum». The ltMtds m he arquirrd Bret those opposite the mm who"! property and mm mm ol the Sic-3N lad Lulu Mum. , Chatham, Ont Walsh, Out Iliit,'PF,LFHt P was cured at paintnl' Home hy MRO. W. A. JUIINSUR OF THE PUBLIC MIR HOSPITAL {ii-v Int-inn eeeysListt.taitLtg min} a; gmmuumumhm , W - siiilL JG" -irrrrair' Han d ttig: to no. u 3‘54": 3'1““ WMTW h I’h INN. Mumm-fatbyml” ‘5- Cheap Beading] -ttte--ahlutimuis, UMTdmuphlndWoeklan iataamrt 1mm» .... thi "ry , Mich-Wad may aoue-i............. to *7?" mrwuu [Human .d... ..... ........ us _."' memtuHau-gtlsaasdroeontoDattrwoo ............ as l Chroniola-Tokptph and Toronto Daily Mail.............. u . mmmrelqnpnml Toronto Bvertrttg9uil........,... 43 ,", Whlcgnpbhnd Northernlmeigpr.............. 11m T 7 G'tteonkks'et-tidFoestt, Manda, NUM......... in ". GheoathteNqteidThqNewstDasnrt....'...............tgtt We two-imam out-rada- tomb-rerun- to tho Fumon' Adm-lo I. Home Wm “In but adult-triad” homo pgperiu Anni“. . . “I" must accompany all orders. Make remittance by Registered Letter or Express Order to _ Waterloo Branch, J. moorman, Manager. Miss A. B. Bean, Miss E. L Bean, mmor Grain-u Toromo Con-on. (my of lulu. '.t'EACRER8 or - sitiaaricriro" Ntrert, t Wnlnloo 'av,','."'""' Building, King t4ttmrt u. upilu prl'unrd for examination a PTorouto Uomserotorr of lllllllc and Tun-onto l'nivelslt), - THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE ', . B. E. wuxu, mum: ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager couumv BUSINESS I banking business. Sales notes will be cashed or taken for collation. MIDDLESI‘JX this way with edual facility. Muiullcwx (‘uuntv I', lruuhlo um the uotl county roads ttttMem, the villa: not up tha not being do” u it ”than“? BANKINGIBY MAIL The Leading Meat Market Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England "iiiiiriim, of menu. In have Bod, Pork, Veal, Lamb, Unpr- Cured nun- Ind BIO-0n (our own "1"tf'lr, mad, man and. In lino of homo-mud. In- uzu, nah u Bologna, Whoa, Pork 2'%l Bud Chm, blur Baum an imam Stu-I... Give In a trial and be convinced Ordn- pro-ptly duh-rod in .u put! an town. PM» w. 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