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It is reported at Montreal that a movenient is on foot to combine the principal woollen mills of the Domin- visa, after the fashion of the cotton com- If1ae. In the election in South Middlesex on Wednesday of last week, Robert Boston, Liberal, was elected by about 670 majority over Gray, Conservative. The majority for the late J ames Aran- strong, (Liberal) at the last election was 624. Not once during -the present session have the Federal Ministers been able :0 poll the full strength of their party Col. Shephard’s (late editor of the New York Mail and Express) private fortune is estimated at $3,000,000, The lpaper will be published as usual and there will be no change in the manage- ment until the will is probated. md Mr. Dawson’s motion condemning Ir. Clarke Walluee's Kingston speech as approved by the votes of twelve onservativei, including two members of the governmental Thursday, on Mr. dgar’s resolution concerning Sir Adolphe Caron, four Conservatives olted and several refrained from vot- Sir Richard Cartwright has always 36811 so terribly stern in denouncing niqgity in high places that his' best riends never even suspected that there vas a particle of humor in his composi. ion. In the debate on the Caron aharges last week he dropped his stern- less, however, and assumed a lighter Vein which, in its way, was more sareastie and effective than a denunci- Ltory style would have been. Follow, ug is the proposed bill which he read 0 secure a purer administration of ustice F--- An act for the purer and more equal uhninistratior1 of justice to all classes. Whereas it appears from journals of he house of commons of Canada that me James D. Edgar, member thereof or the west Riding of Ontario, did, on * about the 4th day of April, 1892, refer certain charges against the Hon. Jir Adolphe P. Caron, postmaster- eneral, also a. member of the said ouse ; and whereas the said house did nthe Ith day of May, 1892, order nd direct that the said Sir Adolphe arm) and his colleagues should be ermitted to substitute certain other barges prepared by themselves for the riginal charges preferred by the said ames D. Edgar. 11 their favor. Upon Sir Richard :artwright’s revenue tariff resolution, dr. Calvin bolted. When the vote upon Mr. Tarte's motion of censure V3.3 reached, five Conservatives were ound voting against the Government. in MeCarthy's tariff reform motion was supported by three Conservatives, The publisher of the CHRONICLE 'equests the prompt settlement of ill accounts due this office for job- ..ng, advertising and subscriptions. The money is needed to' meet maturing bills within the next lew Jays. Subscribers for the current year will fnd it to their advantage co carefully examine the label on their paper and ifnot marked well in advance to save fifty cents by remitting at once. Andwhergas it further appears from When you want Four busi- less known advertise in THE JHRONICLE. Largest oirisula- ion in Waterloo County. Ltdies.---Srnyth Bros. 'in Trin}.~Dr. Pierem Local Notiee.-A Kern. _ 'Vanted.--House to Rent. Nanted,--J, C. Campbell. i,'he Chicago Dally Tribune. spring Ju "ttcles,-Boehrner. ['0 the Ladios.-Mrs. Early. Local botiee.-H. A. Huber. Local' Norice_---D. S, Huber. Local Notice.-- Groff A: Hymman. Nail Pinr " H. Becker & CD. 1 Wash Dar-Sunlight Soap Co. ipecinl Pritrsium.-Brieker A: the]. Prize Rebma -Lvlies' Home, MOnthy. Millinery Opening-E, R. Bollert d: Monster Clearing Stsle.--Peddie & Erurtrc. THURSDAY, MARCH 29rrr., 189:5 New Advertisements this week Wanting (i'tilttmdtU Humor and Sarcasm. EDITORIAL NOTES, NOTICE. V The recipes" for the prepammon of these two valuable medicines are sent free to sub- scribers of the Patrin and Co-operator, itl.30 will give you for one year the 'WATERLoo COUNTY CHROnICLE and the Patron and Comparator and the above valu- able recipes. 4t. Everybody is pleased with the fine work Huber of Berlin, the City Photographer, is turning out. If you are thinking of having some photo taken, first visit his studio. He’s sure to please you. Prescriptions for the preparation by sub. scribers of two very valuable medicines will be seat free as a. premium. The ARABIAN LINIMENT, for man and beast, cures inflam. ation, rheumatism, sprains, and is one of the most valuable medicines known. This valuable prescription w procured from Arabia at a. cost of $250.00 The IRDIANCATARRH REMEDY AND BLOOD PURIFIER is extracted from a simple herb greying everywhere in Ontario. Vienna, March 26.---Consi 'emble uneasiness has heen caused an the War Office here by the removal of the com- mand over the Ructian border guards from; the Russian Finance Ministry to the Russian War Ministry. Tuis means an increase ofthe standmg army kept ready by Russia for the, invasion of Ger nanv and Austria from 400,000 men to 435,000 men. Club. A live monthly Paper, independent polit- ically, devoted to Co-operative effort by all workers, especially the farmers, and an un- compromising opponent of combines and trusts. Published at Owen Sound, Ontario, 40 cents a year. Address R. J. Doyle, Lock Drawer 464, Owen Sound. The tsverity-six brigades of the new force have been placed under the direct command of General Swinjen, one of the best artillery generals in the Russ- ian army, and a bitter enemy of the triple alliance. Three more rturimeuts have hPen ordered from the Caucasus to the vicinity of Warsaw, where they will be disposed of along the new line " earthworks erected during the wint- er. The Freie Presse. Estimates that be- fore fall Russia. will have some 450,- 000 men on the Austrian and Russian border, or almost as many as Germany has in her standing army. This is re- garded by military men here as Russ- ia’s answer to the proposals of Austria and Germany to increase their armies by introducing the two year service term, There is little txmfidence that the rapproachment between Berlin and St. Petarsburg courts will amount to more than the deferring of hostilities until Russia can complete the rearmameut of her hoops. (6) No member of any Liberal administration, local or other, shall be entitled to the benefit of this act. (7) God Save the Queen. (5) That henceforward any person who brings a charge against any other person but who fails to secure a con- notion under sections 3 and 4 1 f this act shall ipso facto be adjudged guilty of misdemeanor, and shall be subject to fine and imprisonment in the discretion of the party so accused. (4) That it shall henceforward be a good and sufficient defence in answer to any charge of felony or other crimi- nal offence for the person so accused to allege', that he did not commit some other crime of felony ; e. g. in the case of any person accused of committing murder it shall henceforwurd he a good defense to plead that the said party did not commit adultery, or if accused of horsestealing plead that he did not commit forgery, or if accused of bur- glary to plead that he is not grilty of coining false money, and generally it shad be held sudieient in any case for: the party accused of any' particular offence to show that he did not commit some other and different offence. (3) That the said accused party shall be furnished with a copy of the charges intended to be preferred against him a reasonable time in advance of the day of trial, and shall be at liberty to alter or amend, transpose and vary the same as to him shall seem best. (2) From and after the passing of this act, whensoever any person (not herein after excepted) shall be accused of any offence in any court of justice, the Said person so accused shall have the right to appoint the judges by and before whom he is to be tried, with or without a jury, in the discretion of the accused. T (1) This act may be cited as an not for the unifurm administration of jus- tiee. And whereas it is expedient that the rules and procedures of the other courts of justice in this Dominion should be assimilated to those. estab- lished by the high court of parliament, and that an equal and unifhrm justice be administered to all classes of her majesty's subjects in tltisrDoirf1uion; now therefore her majesty, by and with, the advice and consent of the senate and house of commons of Canada, en- acts as follows F--- the said journals that the said J ames D. Edgar proposed to cause the afore- said charges to he investigated before a committee of the said house, on which committee both the political parties whereof this said house is composed would be represented, and that the said house did on the said day of May, 1892, further order that the said char- ges should not be investigated by a committee of the said house, but that they should be referred to certain judges to be thereafter selected by the said Sir Adolphe Caron and his col, leagues : Russian War Menaees. I It is sadly strange and yet a com- mon thing to hear of one person una2- couiitubly disliking another, with whom, perhaps, there is bat a slight acquaintance and who is not aware of the unfriendly feelings cher- ished against him or her. So often we hear one say of another,-"f dishke her and I don't know why." You doubt. lessly mean what you say but you give the wrong name to the feeling, it IS not dislike, it is an uglier form of thatfeeling, it is prejudice. Butyou are ready to say-Ot is not predjudice for I know nothing prejudicial of her, but only dislike her a little." Surely if your knowledge of her contains noth- ing prejudicial, that of itself is all the more reason why you should be pre- possessed in her favor. But maybe you have seen her not silly or unwo- manly, and for that insufficient reason dislike her? Well, have not we too acted silly or unwomanly betimes, and who may not have seen us? How many friends would you and I have to-day if we counted only those who soul, a Not on his garments to detect a hole ; 'Wow to observe,” is what thy pages Show Pride of thy sex Miss Harriet Martineau l o, what a precious book the one would be That taught observers what they're not to see ! tale 0f how he look! if haply thin and pale ; Health is a Iubject for his child, his wife, And the rude office that insures his life, Look in his face to meee thy neighbor’s -rueet, V _ " To spin your wordy fabric in the street cca While you I." emptying your colloquiul paék, _ . " a 77771er- The friend Itortlrago jumps upon his back. Nor clpud his features with the unwelcome print, An honest tongue may drop a harmless hint. Stop not, unthinking, every friend you _ We girls, (ive of us, were all talking [ --not nll at one time-in it serio»comic win th- other day, and a great many questions, important to the average Ivmale mind, were being discussed and New ideas ventilated. We had been in grudgingly giving our various, opin- ions concerning the thoughtlesa con- duet of some young women-nothing personal in this my friends-to-dis other members of their sex, but not of their acquaintance. We strived to as- certain the origin of this thoughtless- Hess, fol it is nothing more than Joughtlessness--but failed to come to n. happy conclusion. Jlencs reigned supreme for a while, and for a change after the knotty question lmd been set aside, (no douht four of us were think» ing OVer some little not of our thought- lessnessl it was broken by one of the pun}, who wus vainly attempting to assume a dignified position in the centre. of the timer asking what our answers would he were we. asked a la examination paper, what constitutes good-breeding. “Always saying the right thing in the right place," said ond; "Being mindful of the feelings of others, and not of our own," answered number two, while the third declared that were social etiquette constituted sr,ood-lrrt-edityg. I,who am alittle timid, forhore from expressing an opinion. _ "Very intelligent replies," came from the center-piece upon the floor who had emptied the contents of her capacious pocket upon the carpet, and began searching for a nameless something, a l task which seemed to us as hopeless of success as that contained in .the pro- verbial needle-Gysttuelr story. At last she found the object of her search and flourishing . piece of newspaper, which had a surprisingly bright and clean up- pearmuce considering its recent sur~ roundings, she proceeded, "Very in- telligent replies indeed when one remembers the delicate state of the brains from which they emanated but to my mind, dear old Doctor Holmes puts the whole matter in a nutshell of the largest size, in his poem entitled "A Hint." which with your gracious permission I shall read." And this, dear reader, is the "hint," let each one of us remember it for a good long time to come :- Though books on manners are not out of hes, who is our type of manhood rises above his surroundings and is not amenable to them. But apnaking gem- "rally mun makes the manners, which are the visible outcome of the inward feelings. We do not. look for good hiPPding in others than gentlemen, neither do we expect alight but ily frreedm,tr, from the vulgar. True reline, "an cannot, prevail exct pt in the lices of clean-soul) meu and women, nor can vulgarity be crushed out of one's mature until the soul be rid of it]! st,lfisle Hess and deceit. I have he‘ure me a copy of the first, number of the, Canadian Mngnzine. I have read with not a little pleasure and with a great deal of profit Prof. Wm. Clark’s article on "Conduct and Man- ner" which is so comprehensively treat- ed in this the first issue of our Cana- dian monthly. I believe a copv has been placed on the tables of our Free Lib- rmy and I strongly ndvnse you, my friends. to read for yourselves what Prof. Clark has tq my regarding what ought to be the manno-r and conduct oi our every-day his. It is often SHid that manner: make the man. This is trura in the qen8q that oman’s Odds and Ends. orld. Waterloo County Chronicle. - Syrup of Figs is for sale in 750 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Manufactured only by the Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pica duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy andagreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commen d it to all and have made it the most popular rerandy Ir.noyn. _ - ilil0fi,illl,i,i,,? Hg $ifill? Bl, u,v,-sv1tLlCtr"'i3fjst/it's'ia, m The millinery openings are m prog- ress and the streets are thronged with the bonnet-seekers of the town. No doubt the displays are both generous and attractive and will have an effect upon both sexes. There will be a. re- quest on the part of the ladies for a fresh supply of pin-money, and the fer- vent wish on the part of the gentle- men thnt the openings came but once in fire years. The fair faces will look all the fairer for the tasty new head- gear, and surely that will please the husbands and fathers. Men admire tastefully dressed Women. so here is an excellent opportunity for them to show their appreciation of the gentler sex. and that we shall have the pleasure of presenting you with one BRIG have never witnessed in us n. sudden outburst of temper, a. hasty action or an unkind word, nll immediately re- pnnted of, hut which did not altogether condone theeiw---how many would there bet Notonemnd we would lseirurprissrd if there were even one. We all know the principle embodied in the golden rule. Ah, how aptly and how often we could apply it, if we only would. We are told not to judge other: by on r- selves-our better sslvess-tbere would be little cause for aversion. You who are harboring unfriendly feelings against your' neighbors, or your ac- quaintannp, or your brother: or your friend, make an earnest effort and try to overcome the antipathy; it will be an usier matter than you atrfirst imag- ined, and you will soon find your dir like melting away like mist before the summer’s sun. in mind that we make no extra We have insued a $2500 card for the use of yourself and family at our you whenever you contemplate making future and: purchases, and carefully ex: punch the amount purchased, and when the entire ticket is used and when @954 you wuenever you contemplate making future and: purchases, and carefully examine our punch the amount purchased, and when the entire ticket is used and when 8:25.00 worth is take pleasure in presenting yam with your choice of one of our handsome These elegant pieces of Furniture are for Presents to our Cus would not sell them at any price. They are the best of' their kind tomers, and give them we will. Come and see how we do it. Folding Tables, Folding Music Racks, or Folding Book Racks, ONE Emyoyg This opportunity to secure one of these beautiful and Hardwood folding Table. iiiis,ti,i,ii,iiia, THE GREAT CORNER STORE. charges for goods on account of this Premium Offer, l\1\:lo‘ on! uullusuv an, ulmmo, N. y l, Gold . T Brooch, . . All answers must be sent by mail. None ' . will be received ifdelivered at our “like. (N . Be sure and answer today and enclose 30 . 0 cents, and you may receive a reward that o 0 willme you many times for your trouble. . . A dress, ' . . (33) LADIES' HOME MONTHLY. . t l 192 King St. w.. Toronto, Can. , bootoooooootoootoooo-7 ,,, _ -__ __. ..-W W....,...-.v.v.. . . Mr. S. B. Murray. 204 Simeon St. Toronto. T Check for “$550.00; D. H. Bisscll. Oxford St., . . Diamond Eur Rings; D. M. Snnsnn. Bank . of Commerce. Spa inn Ave. and College St., . Toronto. Busrness Education ; Haul). A. P. . Pelletier. Senator. Ottawa. Gold Watch; J. . J.Thom111;x<m. Merchant Tailor, Sarnia, Gold ' Wuteh; Iiss Florence News, 296 Dundas . St. London, Ont., Gold Brooch; D. w. . Johnson, 532 Garey St, Winnipeg. Man,,6 t Gold Brooch ; Mm. Thos. McCamun. Tweed, Ont, Gold Brooch ; Ruse Leeloire, 27 Duircsne St, Montreal, guelmr. Gold Brooch ; Mrs. Aylsworth, " :42 Sheridan . Ave., Chicago. 111., Gold Brooch: Mrs. W. o Robertson. 78 John St, s.. Hamilton, Out. ' Silver Watch; Mrs. J. A. Grlfis, 7 St, Paul t St., St. Cntlmrincs. Ont., Silver Watch; . Mrs. H. J. Folger, box 83. Franklin, Mass.. . Gold Brunch i Frankie Hampton, Mt, Forest, t . Gold Brooch; Mrs. John Rowe, box 582, o Hranttord. ont., Gold _Brooch; Mrs. \"m.: t 511%st Genome St., Buffalo, N. Y., Gold . T >COND1TIONs s-Each Contestant .13 tocut. out the above Rebus and make a . cross with a. "tglr,rg, or ink on McGintfy’s face, and sen same to us with on three-cent stamps, (or 30 cents in silver) for, three month's subscription to the LADLES’ . HOME MONTHLY, Canada’s highdass trnd, popular journal Ifthere should be a ingle number enterinfg this competition we aha. l _ add other valua tle premiums to those above, mentioned, Famous living at a distanee, may have an uni chance in this competiv, tion with Jf/f/J/d,' patrons, as the dateoC, tiiiii?iil on letters will be given preteen 0 Butte, so answer to-day. Perfeetiplparti-,' . ality is guaranteed in givingrewards. Te, ‘have given away thousands of dollars in,' prizes in uur ast competitions, and have,' tfi/iii/le', of Wtui4,ll'll'f,, fur our prompt-, . mass and fair dealing. Don’t class us with , other tirms you may have been taken ip,' with. Write' any of the sueeeesNI names in l our last competition given below. The,' . bona tide offers of titgLsnlEs’ Home MONTH- ' A Gold Watch to the fourth correct. answer. A Coin Silver Watch to. the fifth correct answer. A $5 Gold. Opiece to the sixth. A fine Nickle. . Watch to the next three. We will give . . to the last correct answer A Gold . . Watch. To the second correct answer . 0w the laat a Coin Silver Watery: .andtothe third, fourth and fifth from the . last, each a Life Size Mezzo Tint, a. . . new process made by I-lan Bros. 395 to 9 . 390 SFMillm Ave., Toronto. in Mine combine» . . tion rame. 24x50. And to the sixth. seventh 0 9mm eighth correct answer from the 1ast9 .uach a Solid Gold Glove But-0 , toner with chain and charm attached. ' . Mrs McGinty has lost her husband, and he . is to be found combined In the abovepicture. t The Propn'etom of the LADIES HOME . MONTHLY will give a Xirst‘class Uprlgiht . Plano of the very best make, vtalaiu at $350. to the man: who can first find McGinty in the a 'e picture. A t'eward of a Safety Bicycle, valued at $5 1 35, . for the second correct answer. A Tefie . . Business 1h1ucaticor1 at n av . , Pe.rtirl, College to tpe thirgl eprreqt answer. , i',jiitfttlitffftj" ,prooeo-ooooootooo" LY are mile" Iff -rUrrt7a"'isuiiis"iis"rT,s"iv'tto" t advertise what they do anddo what they. advertise. . The following is a list of prize-o w,1.ept,"P, 1,r.t pur lasp 1,e,ort1petitittrl t . $1000.00 III PRIZES GIVEN AWAY. ery res'pecttully yours, useful articles we feel sure you GIVEN AWAY! op,firihic)isiL '"ji?ri)Ehrcu TO 00R c0STORrERS,, of these articles, we are TDtE%E3nEay iLasasiss-, Sole Agent E E E L I 2rT store. m, The Great Bankrupt Store, PEDDIE & ERNST, This Sale will commence and will beoontimsed for one month. Our Staple Department is stacked with new goods and the clothing is the best in the county. Boots and shoot: an thud in "yle and Quality tind prices the lowest. Dress Goods, Hosiery, Glows, Ladies’ Corsets, Ribbons, ete., ”in style, quality and low prices take the lead. RomOmber the place, Monster Clearing Sale Every Instrument Warranted Five Years. Apply at Factory, or to ore. Wts invite you to bring it with ine our stock and prices. We will worth is boughttand paid for, we will HANDS Trusting you will call and ALL ' THE N EWS ithe gahtrbag tl5tritiott "F GIVES THE WORLD’S FAIR NEWS OF THE WEEK. Daily, per Year. 86.00 Daily and Sunday. 8.00 Ttll _ WILL tt INTERESTED Ili WHAT is GOING Ile will appreciate. Please bear my? , Giiit'ago, iiiWug trtibame: ON SATURDAY APRIL THE ist We open the Spring Trade with a ON EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT F. G. GARDINER, Customers. They cost you nothing. We :ind. We bought them to give to our Cus- Send 50 Come m Stamps for Four Months' Subscription i893,, see us, Beep Berlin Organ & Piano Go., Ltd AND ADDRESS THE TRIBUNE. CHICAGO, ILL, “PRINTS King Street, BERLIN Eardwood 1poldin"g Music or Newspaper Rack. 0RGANS. OF TH E WORLD. Sunday alone. 532.00 Saturday alone. A 1.50 -i)llltW18, Tr THE , wuam's FAIR 1 my. '