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KILILER | man OR BEAST. its fects and never blister® tead proofs bel@ws _ _ ____ i( dnc ie toes, Dysentery, Chol ».. Bowe! Complun“. Cocs8SFUL AEMEDY Be Un:ion Jack KENDALL PAVIN CUR RMH * ig Chiat ui-\lcutland. E tGSs on & blnefi rolk -rlnni»'lxed wben ies tiarnd united in 16 h w ith h-lm.d thiz: *t. Audrew‘s cro..#*w‘. as anided. © The u.t‘ ie ward to § H « Den ell Fun y recognize merit, and UMM i â€" uf Hood‘s sarsaparili® «. â€"ing." ~Hood‘s is "on tOP leclared that the heart he famous bicycle rid . ches longer than the carts. l don‘t like to see â€"â€"â€" It is so immodest.‘ v~. and then they are r marksmen.‘. THE Can‘t I have a bicycle Pshaw, you‘d never 1g0â€" â€" *Well, I‘ve had working the sewing 2x wWwhen the Quee.. board, l‘lnghshhh" imitish ensign, of which Readsâ€"â€"white. blueu of c ie 1 on eare doad € FD cnow how to a »â€"*Ob, yes;_ but E. en 1 marry I mea® | l ‘hn°will be | h=.â€" ins=trcssing Kidney reileved in six hours by wl AMERICAN KipxsYy mâ€"dy is a great surprise in= on account of its ex h relieving pain in the & and ever. part of the male or female. It relieves i pail. n passing it almost s an! quick relief and cure ~eld by Ed. M, Devitt, <Prit sh naval fleet hree squadrons, each ; zlum;sl, who was erioft bis rÂ¥agas tho luc," the "Admiral .e **.\Admiral of the netlon Was &b()h&b(d ud puzzling into ag i retmna«1ns in its ake loing l,.‘lll_\', if you would xd sawedâ€"‘ Mrs Colie, 0 nxign Is% & privil.’ ‘rchant Shlps which ntbers of the nsval d of whose crews 6 I+ is also flows lt _ clubs. The man‘s ens‘ien | their colors, but ) houst lhem so as thein. ing" ‘Trying to s.‘__*Poor fellow. have trouble with A0 h:andsome teeth.‘ t sha when her _ ‘Then perhaps n the gas for me ) n in a +quat BOiSt, ‘ thag red of Ij by side. :ushlp the en the On ure of the uarters, cee rOsSSes, the elfi:zcio;,, eorge '““;"ru"‘/'hile des the uniam i3 a red th in misston The he unim ‘ us inaiw St. Gem 8 as hafuls staff. y th’u '; :quare i. uver and this, WA SWEPT BY A CYCLONE, oNTY AND DISTRICT. w~ A wpl & afTi gil wa A gaÂ¥ 4 ne W shee y ryl \[ ytfl anuf Fafl Kneavilie, Tows, September 22â€"A td harl and rain storm visited this ty and vicinity last evening at five owz The damage by bail is very growt. _ The roar of the storm was like that of a number of traings crossing a bridge. â€" ‘The hail stones were as large a walnuts and fell to the depth of two and oneâ€"half feet in some places. Dodge Centre, Minn., September 22. â€".A cyclone struck this place at 5.00 last night, blowing Warren Fairbanks warehouse down and scattering it cross the railroad track. Several baras and imaller buildings were blown down and s ul trees were badly damaged. , is Moines, Towa, September 22 â€" Reports from Central Towa show that a heavy rain and hailstorm yesterday attermoon did great damage at many points. The hail stones were of phenoâ€" \ms menal sizs and smashed bundrods of Windows. ArCS Lemars, Towa, September 22. â€"A seâ€" vere wind storm blew down several barns and windmills three miles north of Lemars, lasr evening. There are inâ€" dications that the storm was worse farther northâ€"west. Uelwein, Iows, September 22. â€"A cyclong passed over the town cf Lowâ€" ther, a place of 100 inhabitants about N mies north of here. People who arrived here on the Chicagé express at midnight report the town totally deâ€" stroyed. "t. Paul, September 22.â€"From the Chicago Great Western railway officials it is learned that the storm struck New Haven, lowa, doing great damage to property and doctors have heen called there from Riceville and it i8 thought that many people have been injured. with if your child is puny, fretful, troubled Zlaadular ellings, inflamed eyes, or 2ore®# on ‘hh-d.;. -ho,.a-:u-t‘! Sarâ€" mparilla is needed to expell ‘ i® give this medicine the better. i.i (ro8S Ureat Oak township, five off west, the storm was very > iiny buildings are reported MELL bou ie K . shill football aspirants failed to alize on Saturday as agreed ... \Mr _ Peter Heim, our popular mith and poultry fancier, took prices ab Wellestey and our sidâ€" o for harness....Mr. Robir; onz is buying apples for shipâ€" wound Walilace. ... The McKes re id to be unsold at the roâ€" yetion held ... .\I(‘. Crawfoâ€"d wily of Molesworth +p mt Taes« ¢ [â€"sts at Morningdate, . . . D J. a took in the Lond a and To sjows and purchased extensive oek which will soon arrive . . .. suvers are around azain ; price | 3c per pound . . . . The cold rains ngregating of the migratory birds « prepare for the winter.... rs around us are prepariug y ingand making apple butter . . . . obert Cummer is the happicst n Wellesley,. A daughtee his 1 Don‘t forget to enquire after alth . . . . Mrs. Hugh Harron and id paid a visit to their daughtes ek, apparently in good healt‘;, | saturday she was brough*t homs se â€"â€" Hears failure is attribated o sad cause. Many were the ; and relatives that attended no. wling the downpouring rain to eir last respects to her whom To ‘\-~-â€";~~-ct<*(l.TI-efunemlv-.r.‘i 6 slaciy andl ably conducted by &, Mc Gunne. ... Another aged face, Mr, stewart, passed on ~andav ato the residerm s of gubar of Morningdale, | Funsral eilar at 11 o‘elock....Ms. Pat \ n blown down i this city, but done. nmpolis, September 22.â€"â€".A::wo his morning the Milwaukee i office at Minneapolis reported town of Le Roy in â€"Mower ear the Towa line had been v a cyclone and three persons ‘h»e station and stockyar.ls and wutidings were destroyed. Fire sed considerable damage. Ls out 30 miles north of Lowâ€" va, which is also reportad d&â€" shurg, fowa, Bept. 22 â€"A v\\'t(mt' pussr'd over this secâ€" sht o‘ciock last night. SMazuy ‘te destroged and sever . perâ€" d. ‘The Foley House, Lalf a h of this place, was demea‘ [iss Foley was killed,‘and Mr. ; wife and son were Pterribly Mrs. _ Foley‘s arms wers and she will probably die: x Golden, Hving @ few milos re, was killed, and Mc. woulgas owpr‘ctt‘\‘ to live. town of Uyclinder six miles re two or three houses were vn and several persons whose has be n imposstble to learn ig and are supposed to have d or wounded, George Morse t Cole were in ao slaoghter en the cyclone ostrus‘t raad escaped with their lives. Tae ou the fair grounds woge Jeâ€" 11 o‘clock.... Mr. rwent an operation ; groeat extent. .. is bought his late g: ce. â€" Price £600 ut no seridu t , ftive ‘.:\i'.r'sl a very «vare repo:ted tox The storm was o serious daim ! d AN ESSEX COUNTY MIRACLE: strong Testimony of a lellnble“ Witness Added to the Already Long Chain of Eviâ€" denceâ€"Why Suffer When ihe Means of Cure are at Hand ? HOW AN OLD LADY WAS RE: LEASED FROM SUFFERINXG. Mis. Mary Olmstead, a highly reâ€" «pected and wellâ€"known lady residing <outh of the village of Wheatley, eight wmiles from Leamington, h«s been the subject of an experience that has creâ€" ated not a little wouder, and has exâ€" cited so much comment in the vicinity )f the lady‘s home that the Post beâ€" lieves it will prove of general interest, Proceeding to the handsome farm residence we were ushered into a room where sat the genial old lady _ Upon eoquiry she informed us that she was, in her eightieth year, and for one of her years she is the picture of hralth. She expressed her readiness to make public the particulars of her suffering and cure, stating that while she did not care to figure prominently in the newspapers, yet if her testimony would velieve others suffering as she had doue, she would forego any scruples in the matter. _ She then related the story of her case as follows : "About gix years ago I was stricken with sciatic rheumâ€" atism, which first made its appearance in my left knee, but gradually took possession of all my limbs _ Within three months after its first appearance I was unable to leave my begd, and day and night suffered the most exeruciatâ€" ing pain. My limbs were swollen to almost twice their natural size, and drawn out of a‘l natural shape. â€"My feet were also badly swollen, and my right arm was in the shape of a semiâ€" cirele. For three long years I suffered in this mantuer, being unable to put & foot to the floor, the only way I could 1 move around was by being wheeled in i chair. My appetite gradually left: me until I had no desire or relish for food of any kind, and I got very thin and weak. â€" During all this time I kept doctoring with the medical practitionâ€" ers of the neighborhood, and swallowed gallons of medicine which cost my husâ€" bavd mach money, but I am unable to say that I received any benefit from this medicine, â€" My agony kept increasâ€" ing and my system growing weaker, till many times death would‘have been a welcome relief to my sufferings. _ Af: ter reading in the newspapers about the many cures effected by the use of \Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills, I decided to try them. My case was a stubborn \one, and it was not until I had taken E half a dozen boxes of the pills that I began to feel an improvement. I conâ€" \tinued taking the pills, however, and never had a relapse, and toâ€"day I am E is hearty and healthy as I was before the rhsumatism came on. I am now !;Lb'.e to knit and sew as fast as any | youns person, while for years my fingâ€" |ors were as stiff as needies. _ I owe my | recovery entirely to Dr. Williams‘ Pink | Pills and will always have a_good word to say for them," o on en Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills may be bad of all draggists or direct by mail from Dr Williams‘ Medicine Co, Brockâ€" ville, Ont., or Schenectady, N.Y. at 30 |cent~ a box, or six boxes for £$2.50. | Sold only in boxes, the wrapper around which beats the company‘s trade mark. Do not be persuaded to try something \ else. From the Leamington Post. Why Women Want ihe Vote. I, as a woman, want the vote beâ€" causeâ€" 1. I am a citizen equally with men, 2. I have to obey the laws, and am not exempt from any penalty for breakâ€" ing them: I ought in fairness to share all the privileges, too.: t 3 Et pa_\c" taxes, I ought to have a voice in the spending of the public money. _ _ =_ lsnls 4. ~ It is the essence of slavery for one set of adult human beings to hbe ruled absolutely by another setâ€"slavâ€" orvy is bad for both master and slave. â€" 5. The stigma of inferiority I bear in common with idiots, crimina‘s, pauâ€" pers, lunaties and children is degradâ€" ing and intolerable. | 6. It is my duty to care for nationâ€" al morality, and to have power to inâ€" fluence public action for good:. < | T. It:is my duty to help my sister women who sufer from the present laws relating to labor, marriage, diâ€" vroree, property, etc. _ 8. The women‘s vote will be the most powerful aid to temperance legisâ€" lation. s ue " 1 B O 9. Women do much for te State industry, intellectually, and especially as good mothers, and_so deserve freeâ€" dom and equality.â€"Women‘s Signal Does a Woman Look Old Sooner Than a Man") to Lever Bros, 43 Scott 8S%., en rerenes Aud well worth â€" framing. ‘This is an Send 25 "Su e"So-anw" nmb!fi:lmfl" words "W hy NHow to Get a We recently called upon Mr. Huschâ€" nerzard ‘of Heidelberg the popu‘lar proâ€" prictor of the Dominion Hotel to exâ€" amina his stock of Light Brahma chickâ€" ens. The chickens mre certainly d»nâ€" dies. I was also greatly struck with the improsements made in this ol t eâ€"â€" tablished hotel. The bur is now where the store used to be and the dining rooms and parlors have been enlarged and all.nicely painted and kalsomined. The stables sre large and the shed conâ€" venient and always clean. ‘This estab lisbmezct is & sredit to Hreidelberg, and the laws pertaining to the liqnor traflic well observed. Many farmers should improve their poultry stock and raise larger aod healthier fowl. Isaac Hoffnim of of Waterloo, has as tine a stock of Wyandotte roosters as are to be found in the county. _ Farmers should at once purchase these ere they are all sent away to for ign breeders, There is no fowl that fattens so easily, lays so well and m»ikes so rich a potâ€"pie as the Wyandotte. Mr,. Hoffwan sells his roosters from $1.00 up to $5.00 acco:dâ€" ing to quality.:> Blondin began to toddle across a rope when he was 4. At the age of 8 he performed before the king of Ltaly. Since then he has appeared in all parts of the world, and bas carned as much as $500 a performance. ‘Wood‘s Hotel,‘ one ‘of the few reâ€" maining buildings of London that are associatedfIclosely with Charles Dickâ€" ens, is about to be demolished. In one suite of rooms in the building Dickens passed through some of the many viscissitudes of his life. Mood‘s Pills cure liver ills, constipation, biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. A Marvelous Medicine I began to take Hood‘s Sarsaparilla it has inâ€" ereased to 163. I think Hood‘s Sarsaparilla is a marvellous medicine and am very much pleased with it." J. AucIDE CRAUSSE Whenever Given a Fair Trial Hood‘s Proves Its Merit. ‘The following letter is from Mr. J. Alcide Chaussé, architect and surveyor, No. 153 Shaw Street, Montreal, Canada: "C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: "Gentlemen:â€"I have been taking Hood‘s Sarsaparilla for about six months and am glad to say that it has done me & great deal of good. Last May my weight was 152 pounds, but since New Hamburg, Breeder of: Fancy Fowls. Fine Cockerels and Pullets for Fall Exhibition, of the following varieties : Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Plymouth Rocks, Black and Brownâ€" Leghorns, Indian GCames, Partridge GCochins, Buff Cochins. Pekin Bantams. ; ' Send orders early and secure the best Prices Reasonable. Satisfaction A SURE CURE HOOD in 20 minUTEs, alyo Coated Tongue,,Dizziâ€" 20 mINUTE = ness, Biliousness, Pain/in the Side, Comdplfial ‘Torpid Liver, Bad Breath. To stay cured and regulate the bowels. very wics# To TAKE. Prics 26 Cents at Drua SroRrss. . G. Pequegnat, _ GCGURES SICK HEADACHE and Neuralgia Sarsaparilla Mr. J. Alcide Chaussé Montreal, P. Q. POWDERS E L!Glfl* mnxgs. ‘E y fiifififSTSI%fid Be;fi;,m s l Isuc BBCHTEL & SON, THE Dominion Life Assurance Co‘y, Head Office, â€" Waterloo, Ont. Authorized Capital $1,000,000, â€" Gov‘t Deposit at Ottawa 850,000 Snbscrtbed Onpit2l . JAMESIINNES, M. P., CHR. KUMPF Esq., PRESIDENT, ViICEâ€"PRESIDEN The Po‘icy of the Dominion Life is a straight promisse to payâ€"like a bank droft, almost unconditional. _ No reâ€" striction on travel or eccupation. When two or three years in force it is nonâ€"forfeitable, even for failure to pay renewal premiums, renaining in ull foree TILL THE VALUE IS EXHAUSTED. Eguality between policyâ€"holders is secured by insuring in three classesâ€" abstariners, general and womenâ€"giving each in profits the true benefit of its own longevity. «lt provides a legacy certain instead of a law suit possible. _________ â€" The RATES compare favorably with any in the world. _ _ o Your choice of all sound plans o assurance »Fered, no other. SIMON SNYDER, Druggist, THE WATERLOO | i of Eo Y anmnfrrmmmmammde d cms Granite and Marble Wfll’kso‘Are You a Subscriber ?‘ WANTED AGENTS WANTED. _ Apply now for choice of territory to THOS. HILLIART 1 erect a fitting tribute of affection to th memory of tg:‘xopsrtod 0086 _ _..____ THOS. HILLIARD, Manacinoe Dirrctor. eC Erb Street, opposite Markec. l WATERLOO| . onuments, gn Sold by Grocers Everywhere. N. K. FAIRBANK & CO. F you have lest aloved one and desiré‘t C3 y C " «5 y Wellington and Ann Sts., MONTREAL. SHAEFER BROS. 01 are requested to call on me for No * _.<8 a¢ (\Q\%“\\/ ;\5('9 «CX " N _ a XgEXC«g) " Blood Purifier peesrAms ]Chronlcle IJF" rocimak ‘ POPULAR | SUBSTITUTE FOR LARD. You can buy. Sotp sy aLt, Drucaists. Sole Agent. WATERLOO ONT. Spring and Fall Made only by Paid up Capital $64,400 _ | w it‘s the best *A s in the USE Managing Director e§* «9 A Advertise Advertise Productive Advertising is to be â€""fomd ONLY in a medium hur wide circulation, character _ and influence among those fwhom advertisers desire to reach, Alljthese requests are found in the Waterloo County If not, send fifty cents for a Trial Trip for six mos. in Waterloo County than any other paper. which has â€"BUTâ€"â€" Laberally Right. C t| in all our previous efforts, We were never able to + sccure such values, as we have for the Spring Trade. TheReady Made Clothing Business has made wonderful progâ€" ress the last few years and it is a matter of fact, we have a wonderfu. output for these goods, and what is doing it, is our Extra Values,which our close buyers are observing daily. We buying for spot cash is a great advantage to ourselves, as well as to our customers, who we enâ€" deavor to benefit indirectly. Call and See the wonderful bargains at the Readyâ€"Made Clothing | Reuter and Miller "Tis not the clothes that make the man," but they helpj Inspection is invited to the New Lines of SUITINGS, * The latest invoices include the finest of American and Foreign Fabrics, The prices are consistent with quality of material and workmanship. Waterloo Coal Yards. “rE are now prepared to fill ordeâ€"«for th best Scranton Coal in Egx, Stove or Nu size. We would advise all to order now befor an advance in price takes place. The Y)mbabl lities are that money will be saved by bookin orders at once , We respectfully solicit you patronage. _ Ordersleft at our oftice at the co yard or at J. W. Foar & Co. ‘@ Hardware Sto1 will have our careful attention. COAL ! Scranton Coal ! Devitts City L1 ¢ Store _ â€": PURE :â€" CAUSTIC SODA ‘Farmers‘ attention is directed to the fact that we are prepared to exchange brick and tile for all kinds of wood. 1000 Cordsfif woop. > Soap â€" Making We have the Largest and bast assorta1 sto:k of GREAT MONTREAL BANKRUPT CLOTHING STIRE. TROUSERINCGS and John Ritzer. WATERLOO, ONT. HOGG & HABBICK. A. WORD TO THE PUBLIC: Merchant Tailor. King St. Waterloo * & s i svtie, Sign: Red, White and Blue Flag, King St., Derlin FORâ€" AT â€" OVERCOATINGS |Kindly invite everybody to call on Cressman & Hallman U DEIR & General Dry Goods, Men‘s andBoys‘ Ready Made Suits and Overcoats. Hats and Caps, Ece. KING STREET, é Smyth Bros. have just received : direct from Germany a large conâ€" | signment of Mantles and Jackets, for fall aud ywinter. These goods | were purchas’ed from one of the Imost celebrated manufacturers in }Gcrmany tor Spot Cash. Wall Paper, Books and Formerly carried on by E. S. Hallman Mantles SMYTH BROS. KINXG ST. BERLI® The styles are the very newest the goods are of the best., quality and we fshall guarantee to make the prices the cheapestâ€"quality style and workmanship being conâ€" sidered. If you are in want of a mantle or jacket for Fall or Winter we would advise an early inspecâ€" tion of our stock and prices. Come early, no trouble to show goods. qMYTH BROS. Torms > Cash and One Price. them when in Berlin, and Cheap Cash Store, Cheap Cash Stoe. examine theirst Call here for your BERLIN N E W A N 1J Kast of Market, BERLIN AT Jdackets Stationery, C 4804 ad w# Py