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‘: aM‘&"oo{lwuz‘ ich ‘Township Council *Te@ "is good tea " 3 City of Toronto _ | om TO BE swEuryomNc On motion by Woods and N. Snyâ€" der, the Council went into a _ comâ€" mittee of .the whole, on the _ Townâ€" ship Auditors statement of the Tn}]- surers‘ accounts for the year 1914, with Paul Snider in the Chair. Aiter examining the same the counâ€" @il resumed and the chairman _ preâ€" sented the following rePort :â€" To the Reeve and Council :# We, your _ committee of the whole, beg â€" leave to report that we â€" have examined the Auditors‘ statement acâ€" eounts for th> year ending Dec. 3ist, 1913, and as we find the same cotrect we recommend the adoption of _ the same. (Signed) Paul &nider, Chairman. Moved by _ J. H. Woods and. N. Snyder, that the report of the cont mittee of the wltole on the Auditors statement . of the Treasurer‘s _ acâ€" eounts be adopted and engrossed on the minutes. â€" Carried. The minutes of the previous session were read and adopted. The Municipal Council of. th> Townâ€" ship of Woolwich, met at Conestozo en Tuesday _ the 3rd day of March, 1914, pursuant to adjournment irom last session. RHEUMA PURIFIES THE BLOOD AND THROWS OFF COMPLICAâ€" _ TING DISEASES. | Weakening of the blood tissues ~by continued atiacks of Rheumatista alâ€" fects the heart and produces compliâ€" cations which result fataily. _ RHEâ€" UMA puts the blood in condition to ward off other diseases and eradicatâ€" es Rheumatic conditions from the wholoe system. Receommended for all forms of Rheumatism. 50 cents at Ed. M. Devitt, Waterloo, and C. E. Swaisland, Berlin. This letter | will convince you oi its great value: All _ the _ members | present. ‘ldic Reeve in thr chair. â€"Moved by J. T. Woods and P. Sniâ€" @er, that whereas many of the rural ‘"For nine weeks 1 was unable to work owing to my feet being | badly swollen from Rheumatisin. I also suffered severe pains in the _ back. Afiter using two bottles of RHEUMA the Rheumatism has . entitrely _ left me.‘"â€"F. H. Mortis, Fort Erie, Ont. rotect the . Heart from Rheumatism Ay~nF CouNTy, MICHIGAN, WHERF nearly one hundred miles of Concrete Roads have been built in the past six years, during which time nearly every method of road construction has been tested, now comes out flatâ€"footed and adopts concrete as the road standard. The story is best told in the following paraâ€" graph which has been taken from the latest report of the Board of County Road Comâ€" missioners of Wayne County, Michigan. ‘*With the completion of Plymouth Road, we have abandoned every other form of conâ€" struction and have adopted concrete as our standard. We feel that our experience of the past six years warrants us in arriving at this determination, based on its general satisfactorâ€" iness and its annual cost as compared with other forms of construction. In addition to the economy in hauling, the pleasure in driving and touring, and the increase in land valuation, the concrete roads of Wayne County have been the means of bringing tens of thousands of dollars to this locality"‘. Concrete roads will benefit any locality proportionately as they have bencfited Wayne County, Michigan. The fullest detailed information about concrete roads will be sent to anyone interested, without cost or obligation. Address: Canada Cement Company Limited 805 Herald Building, Montreal Concrete Roads Department rrail boxes are so placed as to enâ€" danger the safety of the travelling public, therefore be it resoived that we draw the attention of the owners of said boxes to the fact that, should cases for damages | arise that this council will hold said practices . Teâ€" sponsible.â€"Carried. i5 Moved by N. Snyder and P. Snider be it resolved that we increase . the price of commuted statute labor, on coumty and other roads, to $1.50 per déay, aÂ¥d that we hereby instruct the elerk to prepare a byâ€"law to amend byâ€"laws afiecting the same.â€"Carried Moved by _ N. Snyder and J. H. Woods, that the following accounts be paid and that the Reeve grant his arders for the same :â€" 1. Koupman, building railing... $6.20 Jehn Shearer, work and sPikes 2.80 Memry Becin»r, gravel ... ... 6.50 Municipal World, subscriptions.., 7.88 J. T. Schmidt, printing ...s .. 1.75 Con. Eisenbach, on Hern#san ditch The Council met again. _ All the members present. â€" Gieo. A. Bowman, wite ... G. D. Dahmer, sPikes and reâ€" PRIKE .oz sun uces doacy wols‘ $00 . Snidet, delegate expenses ... 5.55 Total ..20.2 .22 2 .222 .. $133.83 â€"Carried, Moved by _ N. Snyder and. J._ H. KWoods, _ that _ this _ Council meet again at the _ Council +Chambet, Conestogo, on Tuesday the 7th day of April, next, at 9 o‘clock, a.m. W. J. SNIDER, ' Clerk. LOO0D PROSPECTS FOR OIL IN _ ALBERTA. A subscriber living in °_ Aldersyde,| Aita., in renewing his subscription: cspresses his appreciation _ of the{ Chronicleâ€"Telegraph, which is a wel come visitor each week in his home.‘ He also notes that great _ exciteâ€" ment at precent prevails in that viciâ€" mily owing to the bright prospects wfi discovering oil, about fifteen miles west of the place. He states that there are already about ten big outâ€" iits working or about ready to start. It is expected that there will be filâ€" teen or twenty in _ operation by spring. â€" 1t The disappearance of Harvey â€" Heâ€" witt, the thirteenâ€"yearâ€"old son ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hewitt, is causing wideâ€"spread _ anxiety â€" in Stratford. ‘The Council adjourned for one hour 100.00 0 1.15 SENTENCED TO THIRTY DAYS FOR VAGRANCY Toronto is to eatablish a village popuâ€"| 8. **"+ 200 C lated only by such children as can wa"} only be teught b ndicraft teat will| SOSibi® 429 Aivs 3 make them selfâ€"supportirg. ‘Necesâ€" a â€" thorough ufllyum'flllhollvot‘tum- out by village. ‘There will be stores, fACtOFâ€"| work whild you sleo, es l lmce!" se If wl be a ""M"'" ‘m..,.:" An amusement, etc. w community of contented, happy chilâ€" ing i for . *The expense ofâ€" establishing and maintaining this village will not be grpater than that required by one >f the largest public schools in the city," said Controller McCarthy. in learning are now oeing taught !1 ungraded classes in the schools, with a view to assisting them :n pr.m â€" tion to higher grades. Children sho enter the public scaools and are found to be so mentally defective that they cannot be educated in theso ~mâ€" graded classes will be assign=d to speâ€" clal classes, where training in handiâ€" craft will be specialized. These chilâ€" dren for the special classe: will te collected each morning and taken to their school rooms. ‘They will be reâ€" turned to their homes each day. Chilâ€" dren who are not susce:tivle to any education at all, except in handicraft, will be educated in the village estabâ€" lished for them. we ‘‘The only children who will be committed to the village will be deâ€" linquents passed through the juvenile court, and there a ccmmittee, assisted by a psychologist, will zass upon such commitments. The other chilâ€" dren who go to the village will simâ€" ply be admitted at the request of their parents. Cnly delinquents will be compelled to go to the viliage. ‘‘This will be the system for mnegreâ€" gation: Pupils of th: public schools who are normal but somgwhat slow ‘‘The necessary legislition for this care of the mentilly defectives is now being arranged," Controller Mcâ€" Carthy said. Before 1 cease to be a controller 1 expect to see the village established, and ‘‘oronto‘s plan for care of mentally defectives become an example to other place: having the same problem." This is Controller Jesse O. McCarâ€"| ___ f 18.â€"Anthâ€"ny 7ette thy‘s scheme for the care of subâ€"norâ€"| P@‘Atmént of Overseers of highwaysâ€"| 19 _Martin Olnski mal children and is almost certain to| Mr. Hallihan in the chair. R be ‘carried out without aelay. N fi Â¥n# o . » Elec. Div. â€" Thirty days in the County jail was the sentence meted out to Burgess Hood by the Magistrate Friday motnâ€" im« for vagrancy. Hood was in the Police Court on Thursday on the same charge, having been arrested by High Sounty Constable Huber in Mr. Scheifele‘s batn atout two miles west of â€" Berlin along the G.T.R. tracks. Not satisfied with getting away so easily, he again made | his bed in a barn, this time going about a mile north of Berln, sleeping . in the barn on ths Breithaupt farm n:ar the Grand River. He was atrâ€" rested by Constable Gastmeyer. Judging by the reports coming in te the County Constable there is â€" a band of tramps lurking west of Betrâ€" lin, sleeping in the barns by night. The night before last two of them _ slept in _ the barn of Mr. John Kunkel, and escapâ€" ed the vigilance of the police who wetre looking for them. Mr. Kunkel‘s dog attacked the men while they were in the barn, and one of the men drew _ a revolver on the dog. Hood however, claims to know nothâ€" ing of the other men in the neighâ€" borhood. Waterloo Township Council Proceedings The Council met at the Tp. Hall on Saturday, March 7th, pursuant to adjourmnment. _ Members all present. The Reeve in the chair. Minutes of preceding session were read and approved. .. e Moved py Mr. Veitch seconded. by Mr. Janzen that the petition of Alâ€" vin Scheifele / and 56 others Praying for the opening of a new road through the lands of Alvin Scheifele and Christian Brubacher to the Berâ€" lin and Petersburg Road pe received and that the Council inspect the loâ€" cation. Moved by Mr. Hallman, seconded by Mr. Janzen that the tender of _ the Telegraph â€" Printing Co., for the Tpâ€" printimz for one year at $150 be acâ€" cepted. Moved by _ Mr. Groff, seconded by Mr. Veitch that â€" Byâ€"Law No. 16 A to appoint Overseets of Highways for 1914 be read the first and _ second time. Moved by Mr. Hallman seconded by Mr. Janzen that a Byâ€"Law be intto duced at n>xt session of Council to increase the rate of Statute Labot to $1.50 per day. Moved by Mr. Hallman seconded bY Mr. Janzen that the Reeve and Cletk be authorized to sign the plan subâ€" mitted hy the Berlin Industrial Cenâ€" tte, Limited when completed. â€" Moved by Mr. .Jamzen, seconded by \ir. Veitch that the Council go ifnto commitese of the whole on _ Byâ€"Law No. is A. to â€" provide for the _ apâ€" Youf committee of the whole beg leave to rePort that they have filled in thr blan‘s in Byâ€"Law No. 10 _ A. with ‘the names of the following perâ€" sons as Overseers of Highways _ for 1914, ‘« > 15.â€"JohH Hooker. 16.â€"Jchn Warlick. 17.â€"John Wanner. 18.â€"L W. Eaton. 19.â€"George Ehrhardt. 20.â€"Artltir Pannabaker. 21.â€"Henry Bauryzartner. 22.â€"Fred Zimmerman. _ | 23.â€"John . Schuman. 24.â€"R. E. Cowan. 25.â€"Thomas Stenhouse. 26.â€"George Monday. 27.â€"John Brown Jr. 28.â€"Colen Weber. $9.â€"Charles Reeves. _ 1.â€"Jacob Kries. j %.â€"Josiah Oberholtzer 3.â€"Herman Hertel. _‘ 4.â€"Isaac Bechtel. §.â€"Ezt@ Geiger. 6.â€"John Clayton. 7.â€"Simon Hagey. 8.â€"Wm. Harlock. 9.â€"Francisg Hilborn. 10.â€"Aaron Hagey. 11.â€"Levi Snider. 12.â€"Samuel Markle. 13.â€"Bert® Markle. 14.â€"Louis Bitschey. Lll of aphich is respect{ully submitâ€" Elec. Div. No. 1. Report. A. C. HALLMAN, * yapmmTCT . NDexall M Sold only at the more than 7,000 Rexall Storeeâ€"the World‘s Greatest Drug Stores, In convenient boxesâ€"three sizes: 25¢, 50c, $1.00 Chairman. §.â€".John Pringle. 6.~â€"Zepheniah Erb. 4.â€"â€"Fernando Enider.> $.â€"Michael Benninger. %.â€"John Strong. 10.â€"Jacob S. Znider. 11.â€"Elias Snider. 12.â€"Jacob Ertel. ~ 13.â€"Joseph Berbetich. 1J4.â€"Charles Gebl. %5.â€"Joseph Bruder. 17.â€"Wm. Hamilton. 18.â€"Anthâ€"ny Zettel. 1.â€"Allen Quickfall 3.â€"Jacad Bjsclfr $.â€"Enoch M. Webâ€"r. 4. Jonathan Snider. 5.â€"Jacob Clemmer. §.â€"Solomen Lichty. 7.â€"Josiah Berringer. '.â€"Al\lkl Bauman. #$.â€"Enoch Erb. 10.â€"Valentine Schmidt. 11.â€"Henry Kummer. 123.â€"Simon Dorst. 13.â€"Henry Neeb. 14.â€"Louis Kochler. 15.â€"Jos. B. Snider. 16.â€"Urias Snider. 16.â€" 1.â€"Victor Meyer. 2.â€"Allcn B. Shantz. 3.â€"Frederic Haas. 1.â€"Alex. Stoltz. 5.â€"Frederic Reider. 6.â€"Fred Kistner. 7.â€"Henry Schneider. 8.â€"Wm. Timm. 9.â€"Jacob S. Snider. 10.â€"Henry Tippett Jr. 11.â€"Isaiah Cressman. 12.â€"Henry Eby. 13.â€"Herman Affeldt, Sr 14.â€"Henty Keil. 15.â€"Agabus Kinzey. 16.â€"FEdgar Detweiler. 17.â€"Alphonse Tretsch. â€" {.â€"John R. Naismith. 3.â€"Benj. Wismer. 3.â€"Peter Habel. 4.â€"Gustave Paulinski. 5.â€"Nathaniel Newstead &.â€"M. K. Deans. 7.â€"Wm. Schultz. A. G. Haehnel, Waterloo A. J. Roos, Berlin Elec. Div. No. 4 Elec. Div. No. 5. LEme ty # wÂ¥#t Moved by Mr. Janzen, seconde! ty Mr. GroT that Albert Coons be _ apâ€" pointsd Po ndkeeper instrad ef Jamâ€" 'es Woods and John S. <eraefer _ inâ€" |stead of Charles Moser. | ; No ed by Mr. Hallman seconded by Ehlr. Janzen that a Byâ€"Law be i; troâ€" |duced at mext session eof Council â€" to projide _ for th> iss ic of cebentures for th> ‘"Waterlco . Mumecipal â€" Tele phone System" i9 rscoup the mweti !pal&t; for the funds advamea for the jerection cf the line and system. Subâ€" scribers | paying _ cash before _ Apnl first, 1914, will be Crarged £70.00 por iphon>, those paying oy the deberiure ‘system, _ will be charse.d $9.07 per ljear for 10 years. I Moved by Mr. Veitch, secanded by !Mr. _ Grof that a Byâ€"iaw hbe J1t10â€" ) adue:€ at noxt session of CUouncil to probibit shooting or discharging °xâ€" plosives of any _ describlion on _ the IH'ighwa‘ys in this municipaliy. 17 and 18. â€"AMen Meyers. :19.â€"August Becker. ‘20.â€"Robert Bricknoll. 21.â€"( bristian. Kesselring. 23.â€"Leander Snider. 23.â€"blphraim Einst., > Moved by Mr. Groff, seconded _ by Mr. Jenzxn that Byâ€"Law No. 16 A. as now filled in in committee of t!: whole be read the third iime _ and passed. Moved by Mr. Jan‘en, seconled by Mr. Hallman that the sim cfi $509 be placed to the credit of the Watâ€" erloo Municipal Telephore System in the Bank of Toronto, kres 0~ ‘ Moved by Mr. Hallman, seconded by Mr. Groff that the following accounts 10.â€"John Stoeckle. 11.â€"David Linton. 12.â€"Charles Klemm.; 13.â€"Adjpbm Cressman 14.â€"John Karacher. 15.â€"Joseph Miller. 16.â€"HeneyFeick. _ To people h.&clining years v;say V‘Zith'l:u;ivs;in‘l;lie earnestness â€"Scott‘s. Bmuision wi\\ add years to your life and life to your years. {be paid and > (AMut ..fin(zv‘e issite cheques as payment for several Ilmouus, vig :â€" Pr. Ochs, removing Patient from Doon to Galt Hospital . $3.00 Wellington &mider, labor and graâ€" vel on TP. ling ....... ...... ... 23.20 |,.;, Dobbs, comstructing draim ... 6.10 [Dwen Reist, V.S., repairing * pFHIge . ...... 5 ..oofiw meills o awsevie Win. Black, rePairs to engine... 8. E. Shantz, building and matâ€" erial for sterm fence ... ... 17.56 Municipal World, supscriptions SUpPlig$ ........, 22 222202220 16.00 J. B. Pomeroy, services as audâ€" SEOP smscsccvccre o vrses eericccie seies 1000 Menno S. Snider, services as audâ€" HEOF .. ooo cesc ce roris ver ucesc 1000 Moved by Mr. Veitch, seconded by Mr. Groff that this Council now adâ€" journ to meet April 4th at the Tp. Hall at 10.30 a.m. Frank Malz, 420 6h St.. New York. writes: "My wife suddorly fell very sick with infiaâ€" enza, 1 called ia the docior, but he failed to help ber auy. We have no time to be rick. Bo I became tif own doctor and with Kadâ€" way‘s Meady Relief and Pills, 1 gave her acâ€" cording to Radway‘s directions, and she went buck to work two uays later," COLDS AND COUGHS Apply the Relicf to the throat aud chest until the surface smarts and reddens. Give Radway‘s Pilis in such doses as will freely move the bowels. For a sudden cold take m large dose Radway‘s Pills and a teaspooufal of Relief with a ftraspoonful of molasses. J a tumbler of bet water. Retim at ouce 11 bed, in the momning the eald will be gone, .‘ RADWAY & CO., Moptrcal, Can. % adway‘s 'Ready x Delief GFEO. &.â€"TILT, Clerk. 18.00 14.170