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diie Libs: ot, send m rtise requisites an M terloo mty 'onicle Bean, Waterloo' 3 for a Trill for six In“ Insure among ','t-', advertisers My '.i, Vaterloo County other paper. Advertismg'éis it ’NLY in a Itti BUT circulation, aSMw has Bight" B: Th 1.» 'v'tr "or] fight; A ,uu'u'e:o! mum of l llr hpum. who hiss ii U'-iy tiv" mi 'N du’i‘iun 0 "WW .)\"\n\1v\Ax_v ' Mall _ be”, example of the importance t l things can be found than {the records at the United Sam , of”. wrztes the Washing- 'ngundm‘ Of the New York‘ The”? we to be seen eertain l irrcrs which. by a hack] pm of; rfret"ar" by the ingenuity of yaw” hue become known not? vhw world, and have beso 13; oi 6.11an the pockets both of New; Md their representatives é?" wouid seetnhd if inventor: l,' #CIS had been far butter :13 "t r! nmhanics and engin- c. Wm spi'nt months and yen- ','ircy-,r murmu- mechanisms. it: E. if, proportions to the madam. r." _ C", 'l .- In! oi the inventor of b J 4.51“”er be desired than “we mm who sp-nos the beat HE" wa orr'r a." elaborate mach, 'Y Tent, Hf which are tardily ', ml. hut, pwrhap-J, until 'he in. _ ”Win warn“ and sickness, is PM} " mentions that Have Yield ad Much Money. ms IN LITTLE THINGS mug it NI p '. , ("f 131mm, lie. .. Am.’ " invention which um amt} nf money was the . m fun-1m:- for sheen, invent" " .-;.-.l by lleaton, of Pro- ', I At tlo. time it was coo-' .tixw invention, for the old " (l " H 1mtinoally coming .1. 4rmlm.ly grown in popu- ,v'1'~ iutrosiuction in 1869, T wry tTw ‘hoes with buttons fuuml without the Heaton 1‘]. to t'li'iO'V the fruits of wnuhi we!” also " if the ,5 mull ohjects which have “H; n a rule, been inven. i-sm. They have been C pm persons who by sheer tumhled upon an idea which tt' ins rwuguiléd as a good rit M» stagnation of this "gm ' who i, usually the one in» 4n tt idva,though born, Hut-x to maturity. Erin-m at the patent oitiee Cs m1 firmer up in Maine. ~11 Hf the old fellow, like . "i‘iirwu before and since of kicking the toes out of Tin- farmer was of an its. y, of mind, and he eat out _ "ji!""' "rips for each pair 'i'. r; “m- fastened over the , x u Iin- sole and the up- ': L'L runyvstl so successful film r tuund where he had / "urn. pairs of shoes one a m-,:,'". r', There happened "y:--':rt:t'tbnl'ru1 from the " "r' tn business. He pre- '.- ll i nun to have the idea F:i,- " n done, and between F '1 c'. _" Hz”) wan made out of t", 3; if "us the the old mm i' mun but it is presumed : n Mr got the larger part. v patent othco shows I‘l'~\1!_’ ot' the invention as i'. Mn i',, Irirrr', by George yinggvmnd ,esi"JidTi, god , kt upin ')i'p.,"t:,ti""iiiiiiiCi?ii5, “I. - _ V-_- ___ - - . ---V "'""."" m 1...... _ e J e a PPP? LVN-“ta 8rNtsYrFPN. :iT' I". ‘m‘ ventor. Sever-l M tiiiLiijia,ii,t tt II; "ii7riiiUG'iGi'ijt1'1 "' T, _, liB. v . I , , " . ‘ q ii"," T F 4; "t 'tmiritiiii'i"t'GE pared irhieh "tmerted Wen”. “WW7. “It walnut w M“. . “’x " c" T7 " - Ei Ill" 1 -. ' l i ‘ . , tention. It emtsUted P, two dub interferenth the potent t1')llllll i " _ . , , ' .. :/ " . Breeder-d MM!- paintem' hooks; which, when [new minted. 1tttfttTd,,t, It l , - . .' . == .' “:3 gllaBl ' . -..._.. i C together in . min 'mr, could not he in the out. And hove y - i, _ - rg Kg' a r, "EG- ' ' taken sport, except by one who had ebletollvply men We. _ m l, , 7 I ” r' Ta- V - 'dltiif,ttrtitt,'dlt,e,a'el. seen it done Itiueid um thininvnn- inventor he‘- reeeived foe some the g , J"','", z 'T"' L _ tl . . tion came about by the mereet chemo. put 85,000 . month. Among menial 1 "MAKES HOME tMtihttft, lend Ply-nth lab. “in Fly-eel. A painter wee etendiegon his ttlt instrument-for genera In? the _MWO . . l [r *aht, N All cr Iagt-m, scaffold across the front ot shame. e Urp u, perhe made the meet money. l [ I had occasion to use . pair of the hooky The firat one 5.. patented in 1882. rt lie, t,tegg'2",',1N$,tg,lt 'ttt tat Nrtreg. Fre M picking them up hurriedly entangled Now they ere eold very rel-onehly.“d _ 'il','e,'a home aia, tumttght M " M“ In“ 'l, them in such e menuer that it we: new menufectnren report immense use]; . _ misused. 'rh.twayyltr'tyu.t Squib-13ers only end more " at. eral hours before he could get them every month. The or:enette,' with tnlatrr.eeuyr tt,th?gl'tt'ee,', " Prices Reeeonehle. Sufi-c tut apart. He forthwith had (having. perforated peper sheets, in enothér yt fresh, bright “”1 Ell Am . Gunmnteed. j . . . . . " because Sunlight washes nude and filed on ‘upplloetion for a pot- the money-making mnelcel inMt'tt. 1gttt'g',,o"e'gf,nsUJtll.lv',Tllr,. --'-"-""------t-'------ ent, which was granted. No figures are menu. \ I-" out rubbing arid scrubbing. V _ known at the patent oiriee, but it is ------_----- 66..“ Less Labor supposed that he made tb large sum of CORN NR STONES LAIb Twin tur g ttreaterComtoet - - money,for the puzzle we- sold for twen- ._ i For mummy?“ . ty-five cents in all parts of the eastmnd Will Innate Ceeet-y-tgarto's New lee- ‘ Books (ori 35:: sG./ua, it coat much less than . cent to menu- one! all Wlnlm'l Te-ies. Wra erg 233$} $333203? - TO THE _ lfncture. Sarnin. Ont, Ann 16_Tha neonle pp ter. MEL...“ - ----- - - -A h A discovery which has been the means of bringing forth a number of inventions. both great and small, was that ofGoodyear, the rubber vulcaniz er. It was not until the Goodyear dis- covery of the vulcanization of rubber in 1844 that rubber could be used, ex- cept in a primitive fuhion. Then ikwas found that by the use of sulphur at a a certain temperature, rubber could be moulded, shaped and worked into any form. Immediately after this discov. ery the application clerk at the patent cthce having charge of such: matters was besieged by hundreda and hund- reds of applications for inventions with the Goodyear discovery as a basis. They related chiefly to matters of form in which it was desired to work rub. ber. After that time the rubber blan. ket, the rubber overshoe, the rubber band followed one after the other in, rapid succession, and since that time there has not been a month that some patents have not been granted for some dstfereat forms of rubber. Now appli- cations are coming in at the rate of four or five a. month, involving many applications of the pneumatic tubing and cushioning principle. There are now pneumatic blankets, pneumatic pillows of all descriptions, pneumatic soled shoes for running and jumping, and pneumatic car fender guards. A recent invention which has come into prominence within the last two or three yeass, is the tin cap on the top of beer bottles. This appliance is stea- dily taking the place of the rubber cork with the iron thumb lever. It is found that the sulphur in the rubber cork is acted upon by the beer. An offer from some whiskey makers is at- tracting the attention of inventors. It is a reward of from 825,000 to $50,000 for an appliance on bottles which will prevent their being refilled. As it is now, all the great whiskey and beer manufacturers of the country, and in. ‘deed of the world, are constantly get- ting letters from people who complain that they have received inferior qualit- ies of liquors under well known labels. l Of couse it is impossible without some appliance for manufacturers to guaran- tee the contents of bottles. All appli- ances so far with this end in view have been unsatisfactory. The'chief didi. culty seems to be to make the invert. tion practical and cheap enough for commercial use. The problem has been solved by a number of inventors, but at too great an expense. for it has seemed up to the present impossible to get the host below $2 a bottle. Com. pleted, the appliance must not cost more than 2 or 3 cents a bottle. Several years ago a patent V15 granted for an additiod to tin cans which made the opeping of them a very easy matter, 3nd did away with the old fashioned iron can opener. The can had a small rim just below the top, beat by machinery at an nrgle just below the breaking joint. By a blow on the top of the can around the rim, the top would be broken " with it smooth edge. This did not cost the inventor one cent a. thousand above the regular price of the cons Armour,the Chicago meat men, es soon as he heard of the invention, ordered 10,0000,000 one to peek meat in, to iirl an order for the German army. The inventor of this made a fortune the first six months. His cans are now used all over the United Seton for oysters and fruits. I The ordinary wood screw, pstented Ang.20, 1846, by J.T. Moan, is record- ed emong the simplest inventions that have made the most money. Then screws were out by maohinery, some of which is still need by the American Screw Company of Providence. R. I. But the patent bed expired, end the new method invented by C D. Rogers has msny sdmtsges over the old. Under the Sloan system. the skin of the metal wee removed end the screw consequently weakened; now there is e dU which rolls screw tin-ends. .. The mun who invented the bros: spring bttters one see. on lumps I",') holding the chimney in place Rot for u long period t rorltr oi 850,000 s you. William A. Tin-1],: and: oduul of the Chicego tNorthvmel-n w, pot outed Julie I, 1886,. n tt-itistlatiu ticket which page-donut»? "mast. - the: it he. iaut,tt', lt lily 1esttrh (out. yell l P. ”than reigned-hi- i, new Mg on l "rltr ' hr. -. _ ' _ r _ ' "ms-I we.” . "a" iieiej',,',ttt'gt,'t; '"ag.g2,t' f, been my new - t:tct,tt',t,', It. Mun-thou his 9%“?i new anything-II trod ._ iiiiiiril)iir: van-uni"! Semis. Ont , Auo. 16,--..The people of this town netted a private subscrip- tion list for the purpoee of building u hospital, and, thanks to the energy dia. played by the members of the Hospi- tnl Board, the list we soon filled quite 'ttffieiently to guennteo the cost of building and equipments. The con- tacts were let and the work safer pro- gressed that yesterday the corner-atone of the Sarnie General ‘Hoepital we. hid in the presence of an enormous lcrowd of citizens and many outsiders. The ceremony was in charge of and performed by the officers of the Mason- ie Grnnd Lodge of Cenude,Grsnd Mlle ter W. R. White, 2 C., of Pembroke, residing, enlisted by W.Gibeon. M.P., Ef Bonneville, Deputy Grand Muster; laid in tttig,',',','",:',': of an'enormous amen Old-ll! Inspired. . crow o citizens and many outsiders. Tokio Au 1 M . . . . g. 5.-- eetings. mission- Thef ','f,'l'lh,'lu,'t', in charge of and ary i'iii1iiiTwii/uii in Hankow and PerGormd Lo?! t 9 officers of the Mason Shanghi with reference to the Saschuan 'd $1111 'at of Canada,Grand MI! outrages have been remarkable for the r iii . .ite, 2 C., It Pembroke, speakers unanimity of opinion as to TIl mg, was}? by W.beeon. ILP, 0mm complicity with these dis race~ B Itll", 'te' T OPH‘Y GEM“! Master; fol riots. Men well known for the in- 'iF' rd en 0d oronto, Graad Benior variable moderation and charity of their ft en, tl SEW other Grand Lodge views on all Chinese topics agree in de- 1 'd cers, W .0 5 ed to Pt interest ot claring emphatically that the outrages _ T I: 1t"'ld,"l by suitable speeches. were offuially inspired. The question roug the generosity M. Mr, Qharles is asked as to whether telegraphic com- Mackerizie and other prominent citizens munication between the unfortunate the equipment cf the hospital, " well missionaries and their consuls in Chung as the3building, which " of beautiful King and elsewhere had been deliber- tte,: will be 3 credit to th? town, ater stopped by local offitnale, is much '"tpi','ig.'e to none in the provmce. discussed at this time. It seems now be IDDIPGR. Ary. L6c.--yetr.terd,t,r,we to have been tinslly answered, for the 0 erved ". Civie Holiday "3 1f.innr Chinaman of the Hankow meeting told peg, and, with perfect weather, citizens the audience that the Viceroy of Szech- thoroughly eojoyed themselves. The nan, hearing of the despatch of a tale prinmpal eetsnt ot the day was the lay. gram to the British Consul in Chung inir.of the corner-stone of the new Ma. King, ordered the operator to detain it some .Temple, new in course ot con. and forbade the transmission of further struction by Wi.n.uipeg. anl- The messages from the missionaries. It sigma was ttlf in posmon by Grand further appears that the Clnetpt the fgltSi' t Bell, "I the pre"rtoe ot Chang Tu police was the issuer of the t ot18t" 5 o cthztmg. proclamation put forth on the second -------i----- day of the dots to the effect that clear . . . proof bad been obtained by the kidnap- Changes of Political Life. ': ping of small_ children by foreigners. The displacement of manual labor by" The m'"."""",."?', ot Hankow ttl that F“ rapid 'et"), ".,,e",t,ligr, in.venU.om! te, ithyg,'lg't.ft,tLTh'l,Cs1i1tfl'lltl. v m 23222066052: i:.,trt't,"tu,retsttte'n' sent condition of isolation and exclu- of wealth in the hands of a small mins siveness_it constitutes akind ot nursery -_2a_ AGaL- nAnI"-.;An .i,GAt,'eeseq nnnn.‘ tor tuni-foreign feeling. Winnipeg, Aug. 16.---Y,esrterdtsy was observed as Civic Holiday in Winni. peg, and, with perfect weather, citizen! thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The principal event. of the day was the lay- init of the corner-stone of the new Ma. sonic Temple, now in course ot con. struction by Winnipeg Mason. The stone was placed in position by Grand Master C, N Bell, in the presence of thousands of citizens. The displacement of manual labor by" the rapid and startling inventions and improvements in mechanic art, taken in connection with the concentration of wealth in the hands of a small mia. ority ofthe population of oivilizestsoy" tries, in leading to a reorganization of the political life of those countries. It is beginning to appear that econ- omie questions are becoming moment/ ous in these last days. Soon govern- ments myst recognize the socialistic tendency of modern lite, and be pre- pared to admit its force in the concep- tion and administration of law. By 'eocialietie' here, nothing of u re- volutionerv nature is meant. ; but, ra- ther, that element in the labour move- ment which demands equitable tdjuat- meat of employment, time and pay. The Populist movement in the West- ern and Southern Staten, and the Pet- ron movement in our own province, ere evidence: of this growing spirit. It involves, of course, numberleu quest- ions subsidiary to the general move- ment; end they are wise legielnton who early grasp the value of the situation and bring statesmanlike powers to bear upon meeting it and denling with it. 'iiidn social condition and every-l thing tengent to it demands attention. Existing political parties are commit- ted to one broad, national question, Involving, of course, the welfare of in. dividuals, but more than this,involving the welfare of the political party as such. In every freedom-loving land this principle iii becoming secondary. and 'the greatest good to the greatest number' is coming to be o more potent factor in notion-l life. tux Ides OI loll“. The secret of health and of long life, says Der Familienarzt, lie: in the tol. lowing very simple things t l 1. Breathe treeh air day and night 2. This omffieitsnt sleep and rent. 3. Work like u mm but msier oven 4f-Avoid pturitort and eatmneat. The - of an instant may be fatal. work. 5. Do not-Hive to hire the whole world on your thoularr.--truatitt your good destiny. - 6. Never despair. Loot hope is h mortal 1e1er.-""'"lis'ed/or the Lit. nary Digest. 'Pleue put me than oNrera,' . " 'eat: bards; " te,t"grs't N321:|. A Y t1lllt; In“ transition In. . the h - u "A.. .m... “- !,',','l,'dt hill; All cargt,ntgi'tl.l,ttl, Indy. “The!!! they're any) ,riGF/ii-tsiwstrd,t: . Mri.thiiav-tuow it I Mun-them Show trruhte--r 'atttismd. WEN?" idiot“: imbibe pills 3:31:32: A Nut-rel Mtseonstruetton. at emu: Little Johnnie--'Are you going to moments' fire off crackers between your teeth t' govern- Rev. Dr. Primrose-'No, my young oeialietie friend. I'm going to celebraye the be Pre- glorious anniversoy by delivering on 5 concep- oration. Whatever pat such a foolish W. idea into your head 1' , , , My. . [ 3 [882, ' 11.. last glow ot " [ r,dnd [ rt close of 'wash J'g9ttg 2,'t “In _ cheerful home where_$unll¢llt . Th Socpisused. Thswathinfsditru " and at evening the housewife a if ho! fresh, bright and li ht-hented, ahtw because Sunllzht i5iii)?iiiii, A c1othessoeasily, so quic .with- V out rubbing and scrubbing. _ 6 cum Less Labor J. Twtn Bar 1 Gammon l i Forere_ptte" v-w Books Ml grimy-.4”, _ .cou t., pronto, 3g: Wrappers touott'2t'lhri'itrd fit, rrri/.AYER'.s i'i'iiii'ii' "'15ng (foiusnits-.-tr heard dad any you were going to shoal: " your mouth. Hum Dramas Blunt!) m 30 MmtmM.-- All cues of organic or sympathetic hem-t. dia- m relieved in so minutes and qulokg cured. by Dr. mews Cure for the hurt no dose oonvtnooe. Sold by Ed. M. Devitt. Strengthen“: Chanel“. An excellent way to strengthen char- acter is to cultivnte condor to ncknow- ledge then you are wrong. It; will in- spire stsit.oonfidenets, open yhe door of the knowledge for you, and you will have the sweet consciousness of always being right in excluding at once all the spurts of wrong. 'Nature' said Unblo Eben, 'doan neber bestow all her gif's on one indi- vijle. De lightnin' bug ein’t got no "t'nger,an'de 'tre ain’t got no lamp' --WUahington8 s r. MNLIGH‘ - aiiii. li. NW CANCER " THE LIP made and low. to order. tttttmM.-- heu-t. (115- All kinds of Plain and Fancy Bread. Waggon u: cured. calls daily. As the undersigned have again opened their business,they respect- fully ask all their friends and ac- quaintartces for their support. As ourpricesarelowerthan in any simi- lar business in Ontario, it will be in the interest of the public to call at our shop before buying else- where. UN .DERTA KING _ Undertaking and Embalming attended to and a Hearse furnished Curtain Poles at'the lowest rates on hand; Pictures will be framed and all repairs of furniture prompt- ly executed. Warehouse and shop next house to Huether's Hotel, King St., West, Waterloo, Ont. Mrs. A. Rockel & Son A. Rockel, Manager, Waterloo. March M, 'M. Ir-tt Brick House For Sale Cheap. A.E. Sanderson, WATERLOO BAKERY has quibe recently started n new Bakery and has received a. very liberal patronage in so ahgrtqugne. _ _ . _ 7 ..-,,,,_ _-r., The bakery is conducted on a dlmarenl prin- ciple tho ts umully the case and inconse- queuce the bread rem!“ its moisture longer und does not dry out so qutokly. The bread bun sweet taste like the' home made bread and hun't. that sour meta that In often noticed in baked bread. T" FANCSL CAKES SIMON SNYDER, Druggist, IIello There! WEDDING CAKES .Gheap Harness ...‘ m - -AX-- q Ladies' and ‘Gentlemen’s Tan Shoes and John Strebel's, General Clearing Out. of Summer Goods in -._c.ll'1"l'l.'_wf.l.l,'.1r_.c.., order to make room for PUBLIC! (in! " Cor. of King & Duke 8b., Blood Purifier You can buy. SOLD BY ALL Dauaalsm Now Is Tm: Tun: Irort WATERLOO ONT. iOOFLANDS Be' sure and always ask for THOROLD, as it i] ERB TEA hardens much more quickly than any other Brand. in the Spring and Fall mad all kinds of it's the beat Sole Agent. USE 3;;E;;.IJ.W. FEAR lil, COY. the STRONGEST and BEST native Cement, as proved by the' GOVERN. MENT TEST made by the Toronto School of Practical Science, Will be sold for LESS MONEY than other inferior ccments. Each bbl. contains 40 LBS. MORE.' . CEMENT I - _ Water mains tapped and put into houses at greatly reduced rates. Remember me for Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. TiiiiE2clEitnD SN? sttcClliiiR,CEi3 Our Stock is Full. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Spoclnl Attention than to the Celloctlui of Commercial Pap and Farmen' all” None. N " -____-__ u Save your Battle’s Lives by Using our FLAX BINDER TWINE PUT YOUR The Popular Boot t Shoe Store. A GENERAL BANKING BusmEaa TRANSAOTED. FARMERS' NOTES Duecounon CRAFTS ISSUED PAYABLE AT ALL Post IN CANADA, AND THE PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE UNITED STATES, GREAT Bm‘rAm, FRANCE, BERMUDA, &c. ISTABLISHED IOOT _ HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. CAPITAL (PAID UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS REST " I I II - - - c arriving.» Our Bargain Counter will save you Honey. fA Slater Shoe " FOOT IN IT! ' THOROLD CEMENT the M - (for man). Now tauth' Ibis should ht you "W't'ilfll1v,'t'eldl'dl'h' about. Ptrtyimrtbotin ' end loom what comm-t menu. Shot! 7 Mg Fa' _ modem: wooden models should be worn ‘ ,7: 7 - q - by wooden men. The Sister Shoe ’L’:";"*‘ ‘ it fuhioned one: Mme and makes kind- with your hat the tinrt time you weer it. Made by the Goodyear Weft machine ofbeet imported calfskin. Six shops; albino; my width. Three graded For Sale by J. S. RODS, Waterloo. GREAT REDUCTION New Fall Goods Hamilton Golden Cement, "ttoi.00-86.tto (St-Inge}! on the Solos). If you want anything in Come to us and we will sup- ply your wants. We have this week put in another CARLOAD of fresh SAVINGS BAN K DEPARTMENT B. E. WALKER, GENERAL MANAGER, WATERLCO BRANCH We Lead Every Time. L. S. RODS. g IHE Jacob Conrad. H. d, GRASETT. MANAGER kw 45,000,000. 00,000. ,. 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