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Two 12 oz. bottles are Witent for any case, Priceâ€"8 oz, bottle,$1,00 ;u bu(tle. $1.50, Address all communications JACORB H. KIN3EY, _ sole agent, Doon, Ont. V.M.Berlet konomy A Wonderful Discovery. ntario Mutual Life. abAb 0db L6E., + W iTEKLOO, ONT i â€"tablished 1870, vIXIUN DBEPUSITE, = $100,( Liberai Conditions of Polictes w ind Paidâ€"up Values guaranteed on \. 2. All dividends belong to and are ipolicy holders. 3. No restriction ssplence, or occeupation,. 4. Dea‘t cacl at onee on completion of claim > own lots containing* oneâ€"fifth of sn Acter each, situated‘between Spring agd ’?B town MERCHANT â€" Doors East, of Post Office, Erb St., â€" Waterloo. \~ sgte!s. and fronting on a C * hem (Steel) & Star WINDMILLS. ue un o t DELI FOrt SALE. OFEICEK® : ~Al. Q. C., Solicitor.~.: ... . Berlin M. 1)., Medical Referee. Waterloo LNS, supt. of Agencies.. Waterico Equity, Stability, Progress. n‘roduction of Dr. High‘s Diphâ€" ve that terrible malady has been checked and cured by all those d ic It has saved many lives; it rs if taken before blood goisoning ie testimonials of about 75 patients sIDk oz , ‘will cure you Hydraulie rams, Iron force and lift pumps. Hose, belting and all threshers‘ supplies For information apply to w.s. BOWDEN,. agent, New Dundee. VINVORSIHIP DISTRIBUTION emmbraces all the newest aest form of PROTECTION oney can buy. It has no values, attractive options, \ ure now ready for distriâ€" c case lost up to the &res is the first medicine taken. ? Members, 1893 DUST COLLECTORS. Celebrated Hailady Standard. . 1st, 1894 Uis yeAar .. n 1808 ... <(Co., Lowell, Mass sapariiia wWM. HENDRY, Manager JAC. SPETZEL 1803 L for t C M TAYLOR. e of the ne mo. originating in y is °. Only the nin, and theo i the past, to e 0oR omnetonts Travelling Agent. "CTA4M, l meother + iry Ayer‘s Â¥2% $100,000 1t g17 prirts pleas good 1,560,834 3,004,700 328, 150 2,503, 424 339, 440 2,330,981 12,911 220 49,811 99 SOME NEWSPAPER â€"ERRORS. Strange Tricks Unwittingly Played by Compositors, of misprints is the fact that many authors persist in employing the most extraordinary jcontractions and symâ€" bols, and trust, to the iatelligence of the printer for thair accurate solution. If he sees and{readgeverything through the same spectacle as the author, well and good: but if not, he is reviled (and generally ; unjustly) as impenetrably stupid. It is not any part of his proâ€" vince to either elucidate or play havoc with , the manuscripts which are enâ€" trusted to him; but there are people who seem to entertain the entirely misâ€" taken idea that he should rectify all the blunders in grammar and orthoâ€" graphy which may come in his way. The clergyman, therefore, who supplied to the local press the manusecript of his sermon on Temperance, could not reaâ€" sonably blame the compositor, who in "setting.up" the copy faithfully adâ€" kered to the original; but it must have considerably surprised the readers of the journal to «discover the following recorded amongst the reverend gentleâ€" man‘s personal experiences: "Only last Sabbath, dear brethren, a young woâ€" man in the parish died very suddenly whilst I was preaching the gospel in a state of beastly intoxication." It would, too, be gross presu.option in & compositor to interfere with an editorâ€" ial comment; and henceâ€"although it doubtless appears somewhat startling â€"no correction was attempted in the note which was prefixed to a contribuâ€" tion in the "Poets‘ Corner" of a Cumâ€" berland journal: ‘"These lines were written nearly fifty years ago, by a gentleman _ who bas for several years lain in the grave for his own amuseâ€" ment." The clergyman who penned it, and not the printer, was responsible for the advertisement: "Wanted, a young man to take charge of a span of horses of a religious turn of mind," and we must lay at the door of the report er the blame for this curious statement in the account which a Glasgow newsâ€" paper gave of a shipwreck on the coast of Ayr:; "The captain swam ashore,and succeeded in also saving the life of his wife, She was insured in the Northâ€" ern ; Marine Insurance Company for five thousand pounds, and carried A FULL CARGO OF CEMEXNT." But it is impossible to acquit the proofâ€"readers of a large share of the blame attaching to such blunders. True it is, we owe to their vigilance the fact that innumerable atrocities arerescued from the publicity that would otherâ€" wise attach to them, and their work is so monotonous and wearisome that we must look with a forgiving eye on many of their lapses. Announcements of births, marriages and deaths, market intelligence, betting news, stock and share reports, etc., do not form for them very attractive reading; and it is \but natural that the overworked readâ€" e\\;honld hasten as much as possible over that portion of the work ‘._llotted t:o“ n.. Vltiut. the *promoter of 2 . sns hh thids thas bn seatind i FU R‘l‘lll".lé FRUITFU of aâ€" sOURCEK political venom the unfortunate anâ€" nouncement in the report of an election meeting that "the Tories in the audiâ€" ence received their candidate with welcoming snouts." A few years ago a proofâ€"reader on one of the leading jonrnals of Belfast was asked to exâ€" plain how he had passed over an adâ€" vertisement: which ran thus: "For Sale, a handsome mahogany table by a lady who is going to America with three carved legs;" but the censure was not entire‘y undeserved, for the same ,young man had a short time previously allowed to escape his obserâ€" vation a humorous paragraph which had been sent in by & local wag. In contained an announcement of a ballot; and the ‘amused public was informed that "the prizes included a beautifal lady‘s gold watch, and a handsome silverâ€"mounted gentleman‘s umbrella." But was it anything worse than the Leicester advertisement about "PaATENT LEATHER woury‘s soors!" More remarkable was the negligence which resuited in the reference, in the course of an obituary notice in a leadâ€" ing "daily," to a deceased General as "a battleâ€"scared soldier" Obvious as was the meaning, the blunder was in all conscience bad enough; but a thouâ€" sand times worse was the correction which, as the story runs, appeared in | the succeeding issue. _ "Weregret that | in your notice of the lamented Generâ€" ‘| al yesterday," ran the explanation, "a typographicai error appeared; but it ‘ | was of course manifest to our reajers || that the phrase ‘battleâ€"reared soldier‘ should have read ‘bottleâ€"scarred soldier.‘ \| We unhesitatingly tender to his relaâ€" | tives the expression of our deep regret Waterloo County Chronicle, Thursday, November 29, 1894.â€"Page 7. A wonderful new combination is R. Stark‘s Headache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders, nice to take and perfectly barrmoless. Mr. Ruomsey, Imperial Bank, Welland says : ‘They are excellent; I have no hesitation in recommending them to all who suffer from headaches." Mr. Flook, G.T.R., Hamilton, writes : "KFor three years I was troubled with most severe headaches. Since I have used Stark‘s Headache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders I have been entirely free from them. Mr. Lacefield, libâ€" rarian of the public library, Hamilton, says: ‘They are most valuable, and give almost instantaneous relief ; I alâ€" ways keep a box in the house.‘ Mr. Maynard, Woodstock, says: ‘They are wonderful‘ Mr. Hall, Brantford, says : ‘I have tried many remedies but all without effect, until I took Stark‘s Headache Neuralgia and Liver Powâ€" ders; I can recommend them most highâ€" ly.‘ Price 25 cents a box. Sold by all | medicine dealers. at any pain the blundermay have caused them." Dr. Thwing, of Vasser, has an idea that msany parents bave bat & very poor ides of what contitutes & good education for their daughters. He says every young woman leaving colâ€" lege should show these results for the time money and effort spent these: She should have a healthy body. She should be able to observe closeâ€" ly. ly. She should know much in one field of knowledge. _ _ _ S _ She should know something in many fields of knowledge. _ l $ She should have a moral nature,clean and fine. _ She shou!d have a will, well trained, obedient to the conscience. She should be able to speak and to write English correctly. _ _ _ She should be impressed with the sense of the value of work. She. should have the bearing of & true lady. Â¥Young, old or middle Agsd, who find themâ€" selves nervous, weak and exhausted, who are broken down from excess or overwork, reâ€" mlt% in many of the following a!mptoms : Mental depression, premature old age, loss of vitality, loss of memory, bad dreams,dimâ€" ness of sight, palpitation of the heart emisâ€" sions, lack of energy, pain in the kid::g', headaches, pimples on the face and y itching or peculiar sensation about the scroâ€" tum, wasting of the organs, dizziness, specks before the eyes, twitching of the muscles, eyelids and elsewhere, builulne-, deposite in theurine, loss of will power, tenderness of the scalp and :Fme. weak and flabby musâ€" cles, desire to sleep, failure to be rested by sleep, eonstipation, dullness of hnrit:fi, loss of voice, desire for solitude, excitability of temper, sunken e{u, surrounded with LEADâ€" ENOIRCLES, oily “kimb.kin' etc., are all symptoms of nervous debility that lead to ftmv unless cured. The spring or vital orce having lost its tension every function anes in consequence, Those who through abuse committed i:s;aifinomm may t:'gq- manently cgred. your address 10 cents in stamps for book on diseases peculiar to man, sent sealed. Address M.V.LUBON, 24 Macdonald Ave. Toronto, Ont., Canada, "Our terms," ‘replied the regtaurant kéeper, "cash in advance." _ ° | "Foiled again.‘ hissged the seedy stranger between his useleasâ€"teath.â€"Inâ€" dianapolis~Joarnal. _‘ _‘ ° _ * | asked the seedy stranger. She should be able to observe soundâ€" "Have you any time table there!" AL&LT MEN Good Education. It is solemnly stated that Mrs. Edâ€" mund Yates carries about with her wherever she goes the ashes of her laâ€" mented hugbard, who, it will be reâ€" membered, was cremated. Theyfare inâ€" closed in an airâ€"tight receptacle, and this 1s fitted into a little trayvelling bag made for the purpose. Smokers‘ cramp is reported to be the disease of the moment in France and Spain, and is caused by incessanty rollâ€" ing cigarettes between the fingers, while the smoking of the abomination known as "Government tobaceo" is said to be responsible for the crimes of Caserio and other anarchists. Bishop John Ambrose Watterson, of Columbus, Oh10, whose condemnation of Romaun Catholic liquor dealers has aroused so much attention, was born in Blairsville, Penn., nearly fifty years ago, â€" He is numbered among the most intellectual bishops of the Romazn Catholic Church. A gentleman who assumes to speak of a well ascertained fact known to othâ€" ers who have‘investigated the question tells the Pall Mall gazette:â€""Suicides invariably declare that there is no exâ€" tinction, but.%ntinued individual conâ€" sciousness; that they regret, bibter?y regret the rash act, and that by it they have in no wise sacceeded in escaping the necessary discipline of life. An Englishman at present at a Conâ€" tinental watering place finds that at the termination of his sqjourn there he is expected to tip:â€"1, the chamberâ€" maid (female); 2, the assistant chamâ€" bermaid (male): 3, the head waiter; 4, the waiter who brings coffee to the bedroom in the morning; 5, the waiter on duty at.dejeuner and dinner; 6, the head porter ; and 7, the pageâ€"boy who goes on errands. It is being told of Eugenie that on a late visit to Paris she went "incog" to a fasbionable palmist to have her fortune read. As part of the necroâ€" mancer‘s art is not to see his fair peniâ€" tents, she had to put her hand through a slit in a screen. â€" After quite a cursâ€" ory examination, the fortuneâ€"teller said:â€""Madame, your hand is . so exâ€" traordinary that one of two things must be the truth: either my skill must be at fault for once, and I see imâ€" possible events, or you must be the Empress Eugenie, for no other hand could tell of such strange vicissitudes." Rheumatism is primarily caused by acidity of the blood. Hood‘s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and thus cures the diseasc. AVOID TROUBLE AT HOME One little girl in the slumsâ€"Wot yer say she died of 1 The other oneâ€" Eating a tupenny ice on the top of ‘otb pudden‘. _ First _ mentionedâ€" Lor ! what a jolly death.â€"Tidâ€"Bits. ‘I don‘t see how you dare trust yourâ€" self to young Dr. Pills He hasn‘t ary patients‘. ‘That‘s just the point. He‘ll strain every nerve to keep me alive. I‘m his only source of income.‘ â€"Harper‘s Bazar. It is well known that the ladies of Canada often experience trials and triâ€" bulations in the household manageâ€" ment, â€" These small but irritating trouâ€" bles can be avoided if a little care and common sense is exercised,. Women who go on suffering these little miseries have themselves to blame, as they sufâ€" fer through their own carelessness or inexperience. Toâ€"day, one great source of annoyance in the housebold is the use of poor imitation dyes for domestic Use Only the Reliable Diamond . Dyes. dyeing. In some sections of our land the ladies have lifted up their voice against them in a way which cannot be misunderstood. These imitation dyes u::l"mdw not olq;lny great loss of materi money, but and heartache as well. < Al} fi:gnufic trials and ‘tribuiationy" "wre avoided when Diamondâ€" Dye#‘ are" used." By their use work is well~and> quickly done; "results‘are‘always.frand, and the colors il‘“%‘lfin‘. gist or dealer. Personal Pointers Ay SUNLIGHT COAP The Apple as Medicine. | Dr. G. R. Searles, of Brooklyn, N. Y., thus discourses on the apple as medicine : â€" "The apple is such common fruit that very few personsfare familiar with its remarkably efficacious mediâ€" cinal properties, Everybody ought to know that the| very best thing they can do 1s to eat apples just before reâ€" tiring for the night. Persons uniniti ated in the mysteries of the [fruit are liable to throw up their hands in horâ€" ror at the visions fof dyepepsia which such a suggestion may summon up,but no harm can comefto éeven a delicate system by the cating of {ripe and juicy apples just before going to {bed. The apple is an excellent brain food, because it has more phosphoric acid in easy digestible shape than any other vegeâ€" table known. It excites the action of the liver, promotes sound and healthy sleep, fandgthoroughly disinfects the mouth. This is not all. The apple agglutinates the surplus acids of the stomach, helps the kidney secretions and prevents calculus growths, while it obviates indigestion and is one of the best preventatives known of diseasâ€" es of the throat. Everybody should be familiar with such knowledge and I hope you will help disseminate it. In addition, next â€"to ithe orange and the lemon, it is the best antidote for the thirst and craving of the person addictâ€" ed to the alcohol or the %pium babit." of any soap in the market. Millions of women throughout the world â€"an vouch for this, as it is they who have proved its value. It brings them less labor, greater comfort. A GENEROUS OFFER your readers through the mediuin of Hin valuâ€" abie paper, that I 'mT):dle send EK to sufferers from Nervous Debility, Failing Manâ€" hood, Lost Vlgor Sexual Weakness produced by unnatural rains on the system and the reâ€" sults of youthful folly, rruculm of a certain :.ng ?peedy cure, wltflc after Edns ewindled and imposed u r years uacks an humbuss. cnrer::e & a.’ few wyeeia. I b;y%f letter. _ Editor. DrEar Mr. Eprror: Will you kindly Inform your readers through the mediuin of your valuâ€" humbugs, cured me in a few weeks. I have noet.‘h.l:gwuu or give away, but would be pl to hear from any sufferer anxious to obtain a remedy for his complaint to whom I wflrle&xpldn fufiy the means by which I was cu Applicants for information will please enclose stamp for reply, and address oon&u:hlly, WANLLH iss sosta en ies W Mm&:: | _ An easy describing, j E NES really genuine Cure _ fo D.a.t{u,smglng in Ears &c.,no matter how severe or how loni-‘slt_and A will be sent post free.â€" Artificial ~drums and similiar appliances enttrell_asufi:rsedfi: Address Thomas Kempe, Victoria Chambers,19,Southampton Buildings, Holborn, London. : WANTED We are requested to publish the following .fl‘vj“'/';’~':":"t 3 .. )>§ T QF\E ind Kok . i) zt U Wl 4 2 Litilye. A B *3 .0 MWM M S THE BEST ALZ The best value for the Consumer | Al >AE 2 18 xY @?flai?fis.fiunsss, SSCcALDS,ADURNS & CUTS. Doi = uin GoP) _ NMAR To is Realy ... 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We are at preseut in the midst of great value giving sales. The great throng at our counters daily testifies that they are receiving the goods as adâ€" vertised, and value as represented. Remember, Saturday is our busy day, made so by the many special bargains for that day. . ” 8 q‘l.fll ©1.75, &", % '.;'. we + + ?é::, %E%‘:;“Snoch. gfén'?i:o‘ ‘ select in s e‘ _u-_L | it«‘ The Great BANKRUPT STORE, CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE DEPOSITS OF $1.00 AND UPWARDS RECEIVED, AND CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST ALLOWED. _ INTEREST ADDED TO THE PRINCIPAL AT THE END OF MAY AND NOVEMBER IN EACH YEAR. Special Attention given to the Collection of Commercial Paper, and Farmers‘ Sales Noter. 8 A Gengral Bankinga Business Transacten. Farmers Notes DiscounteD DRAFTS IS&UED PAYABLE AT ALL POINTS IN CANADA, AND THE PRINCIPAL citiEs in THE UniteD States, Great Britain, FrRance, BERMUDA, &c. ESTABLISHED 1867 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. CAPITAL (PAID UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS REsT = = = ® e > ® # m With the cold weather comes a demand for warm and solid Footâ€" The New ethod Treatmentâ€"A Wonderful Discoveny EÂ¥~You can Deposit the Money in Your Bank or with Your Postmaster to be paid us after you are CURED under a written Guarantee! Self Abuse, Excesses und Blood Diseases have wracked the lives of thousands of y« and middle aged mon. . The farm, the workshop, the Sunday school, the office, U mionsâ€"all have its victims. â€" You 4 »am, if you hiive been indiscrect, beware of t! Middle aged men, you are growing promaturcly \\u-:g'.\" and old, both sexually and pl Lt & h 2 Td o es e en inuly winirrea rnweruyr A.. Varicocele, Emissions, Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis, Unnatural Discharges, Self Abuse, Kidney and Bladder Diseases PositiveI; Cured by "-HJM ;;uf;;.?:;::\ft'n‘x'x;\r;-”gr;)wixm {xrmn:\('nn-l_\ “’"’fl'.". and old, both sexually and pugmc&lly Consult us bafore too late. NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. Confidential w,. gs. contiNXs. _ W. 8. Collins, of m "I am 28. At 15 l learnec & ned till 19. 1 then becan « “y gay life. l{ixpnmm prod: ous and despondent; no s .“ red, sanken aod blur; pin * pains; weak back: varic 4 pight; weak parts; deposi T * dred« of doliars withou! evicide when a friend ir ® l((-ri:yn‘n wew â€" Mathod h $] t tried it. Inâ€"two months ol & yenrs ago, uind never ln 1 m SX years ago and all happy. N“}* « > !! i: = » i1 n 54/ 7 r ts ) $ BEFORE TREATM‘T gan before giving f‘;:Meflmd Treatment will cure you.. Whaut it hus done for others it will do CoUREBSs GUARANFED Oof NO 16 Years in Detroit. 160,000 Cured. No Risk. __ Consultation Free of charge. Chu trated), on Disenses 0 READER! opes. Fve! ment, FRE DRS. KENNEDY & KERGAN, 8. A. TONTON. A E. " No sultation Free. No matter who has treated yon, write for an honeet opinion harge. Churges reasonable. Books Free â€""The Golden Monitor" (illus m Disenses of men. Inclose postage, ? conts. Nealed, > NO NaMâ€"s USeD WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. PRiâ€" No medicine sent C. 0. D. No names on boxes or envelâ€" Everything confidentiali. Question list and cost of Treatâ€" VARICOCELE, EMISSIONS AND SYPHILIS CURED. ERNST & CO., Boot and Shoe Store Seminal Weckness, Impotency and Varicocele Cured. "When I consulted Dre. Kernedy & Korean, I little hope. 1 was surprised, | Their new Method T ment improved me the first week, | Emissions cc; nerves became «trong, pming dissgppenred, hair gre ngain, eyes becuine bright, cligerful in company stropg sexually,. | Having tried many Qunelks«, J heartily recommend Drs, Kernedy & hersan as reli Specialists. They treated me honoribly and skillfu J. 5. EeCOOS, T. P. Cmerson Has a Narrow Cscape. "I live on the furm. | At school 1 learned an earl mabit, which, weakened me physically, sexually an mentally. â€" Family Doctors mutd J was going int "decline‘ (Consumption, _ Minally| *"The Golae habit, which weakened me |rh’\>i":l|l\. sexually mentally. â€" Family Doctors mud 1 was going "decline‘. (Consamption », lxmullr "The Go Monitor," edited by Drs. Kennedy & Kergu® fol to iny bands, 4 learbed the Truth und Cans,. awbuse had sapped my vitality. _1 took tho Metloal Treatwent and wus cured, â€" My friends hi was cured of Consumption, | l Ihave sert them n \-'\tiumfi, all of whom wers eured, | Theur Method Treatment supplies vigor, vitulity aund 1 Are you n vietim? _ Have you Jost hoj rinwe? | Mas your Blood been dissimed ment will cure you. What it hus dor SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT B. E. WALKER, General Manacer A Nervous Wreclkâ€"A Happy Life Clothing Sale. WATERLCO BRANCH â€"â€"â€"TFEIT R)j â€"â€" POPU LA R _Bi M THE WObEg |[NQLeUV s se is o a e o e o + sares shPs ax‘us sxer‘e o m e .’oo-.oQ..-o-nou..-c.o. l......"l.'.'l‘....... ..Ql.........."l.‘.... THE POPULAR BOOT AND SHIOK STORE H. J. GRASETT,. Mananer Rorean, 4 link w Method Treat No. 148 SHELBY ST DETROIT. MICH. 1 Are you contemplating mar ave you any we@kness? Our r others it will do for you reliubl lMfully.] thousands of young men ol, the office, the profesâ€" et, beware of the future. sexnally and physically. AFTR T iC3 H,\ T Asaddso DLAATMCT T. P. UMUNSON. W. 8. COLLINE B. A. ToONTON £$6,000,000 00,000 N0b the Tok