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â€"~ Pn drerte in 3", _aok .qu E than A j C than Seturday neon. ffimeascer 2008 oi s later eduesds y * _A convertion of the Liberals of North \Vaterloo will be held in the Town Hall, Waterloo, on Wednesâ€" day April 19th, commencing at 10 o‘clock a. m., for the selection of a candidate to contest the riding at the next election for the Local HON. F. W. BORDEN AND HON. J. C« GARROW ELEGTED TO THE BOARD. The CuroxicLE is much pleased to learn of the election of the Hon. F. the CJCLE! Em n d ENU idmsn t Ses W. Borden, Minister of Militia and Defence, representing the Mariâ€" time Provinces and Hon. J. G. Garrow, to the Board of the Onâ€" tario Mutual Life, Waterloo, to fill existing vacancies. _ > ‘The congregation of St. Andrews church, Toronto, on. Wednesday evening unamindusly _ decided to extend a call to Dr. Black of Berkinhead,", England. Rev. Dr. McCaughan was the last pastor. sf euch . woek. Brantford has followed the examâ€" ple of Galt and established school savings banks in the cihtdy. The sysâ€" tem was inaugurated Monday and with gratifying success. A room . was set apart in each school for the children to deposit their savings in, and the teachers attended at 9 o‘clock to secure the funds, the whole operation being conducted so as to avoid interfering in any way with the regular school curiculm. ‘The amounts deposited were Cenâ€" tral school $80.03; Victoria School, $%70.43; Darling Street, $44; Oak street $13.50; Huron Street, $3.90; Morell Street, 43¢. BRANTFORD HAS SCHOOL BANKS. Mr. John S. Hogg is making l‘pre- parations for his coming manulactâ€" ure of peat for fuel purposes; He has ordered a boiler and forty horseâ€" power Wheelock engine from the Goldieâ€"McCulloch Company, and is contracting for a suitable factory and shed built on his peat mines on Mr. Alex. Barrie‘s farm a mile west of Mount View cemetery. He exâ€" pects to get started about the midâ€" dle of May and will have a hydrauâ€" lic press with a capacity of fifteen tor‘s a day put into operation at that time. The current issue of the Canadian Wheelman contains several explanaâ€" tions of the amendments to the conâ€" stitution made at the annual meetâ€" ing. The best and most. concise one is that of the editor. On the membership amendments he exâ€" plains as follows: â€""Unattached members will be charged one dollar per annum as before, and will be entitled to all association privileges, including the official gazette. _ Memâ€" bers of affiliated clubs may join in either of the two ways. Either pay 75 cents and receive the Canadian Wheelman and all privileges, or pay 50 centsfor the privileges withâ€" out the Wheelman. _ Furthermore, REFORM CONVENTION. a special provision was made for clubs who merely wish to retain their standing in the association. These may for $10 affiliate 100 memâ€" bers, and will have to pay in 10 cents per memb er for all over 100. ‘ihese members will merely have voting privileges, and will not be entitled to membership _ tickets, customs privileges, the Canadian Wheelman, or anything else except the right to vote on the offices and meets." TO MANUFATURE PEAT. A Desirable Change. { OrxtTLENEN WwHO ARE BALD.â€"A‘ great many think it is impoesible to. replace their former growth ; these thoughts would bs at once expelled from their minds sbould they see and investigate the Art Hair Coverings manafectured by Prof. Dorenwend, whose skill in this lize is worldâ€"reâ€" nowned. Orer 36,000 wear his Art Productions. They are feather weight seccurely adjusted, _c'lr-_blo. and a great protection to the hekd against cold, eatarrh and other ailments, and give a much younger appearance. . He is ab Waliper House, Borlia,on Friday April 28, Don‘t miss seeing his goode. 2%. ciption §40 per ssunmiie adyine ing ‘article, which is end will be| delivered by Rev. MrPeede o Westboro, Mass , was hangded to us Te apveRtidenys _ | in poicaucs" Ty. ove of the a n winâ€"City‘s esteemed citizens: ‘n..- hfl-‘: : MRS. EDDY‘S SYSTEM. Over $7,000 was paid out for catâ€" tle in Elmira last Monday. Galt is raining funds for a bicycle path fund. ~$39 75 has been col{oct- ed up to date. # 0 _ 0 .. A.-fi witness in the Ponton case has arrived in Belleville. Her identity is a secret, . xt DR. BLACK CALLED. THE ONTARIO LIFE C. W. A. Amendmadnts. A winâ€"LIly s CSICCIION LAREMENIER SUVC MRS. EDDY‘s SYSTEM. w:“n;:‘d WM etts Met The md thie movement [reality of matter; as . did Berkeley, ce . called _ Science and of the | but both admitted its. reality t denomination known as Church of j.etivdy;tha.uuoplhhn @54 conrse 4 Christ, Scientist, is Mrs, Mary|the other as an idea " derived from swbiu Baker Glover Patterson Eddy, who|God. Bntlu&idy‘râ€" further ‘.‘“‘.d was born on July 21, 1821. She and denies the reality of the human %M claims for her system of metaphysiâ€" | mind that has the opinion ud'l,. p cal healin; a w“‘divine origin.| perceives the idea. This is really l°"‘°' "In the year 1866, she says, "I disâ€"|\the fundamental thing in her metaâ€" ‘.‘d‘b“" covered the Science of metaphysical | physics and also in her theology. | bigh: 40 healing and named it Christian at we call the mind or soul e "’ to Science. God had been graciously | calls ‘nothing" in the glossary. She e fitting me during many years for|says further: "Matter and mortal mu the reception of a final principle of| mind are different strata of human | _/‘ 1nt scientific mindâ€"healing.". Bhe does|belief. The grosser substratum is office th not hesitate to affirm that her writâ€"| called matter, The more cthereal | individ« ings are the result of plenary inâ€" | s called the human or mortal mind, C?:!Y'. E spiration. _ "No human pen or|and is the illusion that is called ".e“’.m‘ tongue," she s:xs. "taught me the| mind in matter. Hence it has m"‘_ science contained in this book, and | neither intelligence nor power. Both | 2Y®* neither pen nor tongue can overâ€"|strata are ‘false presentations of enol:{gh throw it." The religious pretension|man." All forms of concrete exisâ€" a philos of this Ism is astounding. Christâ€"| tence â€"the earth, sun, moon, stars ;:;de a ian Science claims to be, not simply | â€"sin, sickness, deathâ€"are but the |defunct a restoration of primitive Christianâ€" | illusions of this mortal mind, which | type wh ity, but a revelation of Christianity | is itself an illusion. But the real man, Ages. ] on a higher plane than the world| Mrs Eddy says, is, "the â€" infinite |4°A! has hitherto Enown it. "The true|idea of Infinite Spirit: the spiritua â€"ate _; Logos," says Mrs. Eddy, is demonâ€"| image and likeness ot God; the full potch. strably â€" Christian â€" Science, the | representation _ of _ mind." _ _In ( fiaféeral law of harmony, which|‘"Science and Health" the true Ego overcomes discord," and there are | is synonymous with "mind" or "diâ€" statements in "Science and Health" | vine mind," for, in the glossary of which we shall call attention to|terms mind is defined tobe "theonly | _ yyp, later that indicate that Mrs. Eddy|I for us; the only spirit, soul,â€" pr nciâ€" § t‘ chelieves that she has a better underâ€" | ple, substance, life, truth, love; the ::;:, t‘a pi€,: ance, lile, tTuth, JOVE, â€" T27 which we shall call attention to|terms later that indicate that Mrs. Eddy|I for â€"believes that she has a better underâ€" ple, s standing and control of this"natural | God; law of harmony" than even Jesus| the « had. She even goes so far as to| whon declare that Christian Science is the | expre predicted second coming of Christ.| does ©Toâ€"day the healing power of | sinle: truth is demonstrated to be an imâ€"| that manent, eternal quality or principle, | its n instead of a phenomenal exhibition. | it tez Its discovery is the second coming sickr of the gospel of peace on earth and | throt goodâ€"will to men. This coming is, or | minc was, promised ~by the Master, for| testi its establishment as a permanent| psyC dispensation, to remain forever | Des among men; but the mission of | sum, Christian Science now, as in time| The of its first demonstration, is not his 1 primarily one of physical healing.| thin Now, as then, signs and wonders | Scie are wrought in the healing of physiâ€" "De cal dissase; but these are only to|turn demonstrate its divine origin, to Scie test the reality of its higher mission | ther of healing the errors of mortals.". is br The Church of Christ, Scientist, refle with an enrolled membétship in the | ima, United States and Canada of about | mar 70,000, accepts without question the woman‘s estimate of her mission and her teaching. â€" Her word is law to the Christian Science healers; her home at Concord, N. H., is the Mecca of all Christian Scientists, and her first: and chief work, «"Science and Health, with Key to the Scriptures," which has gone through 160 editions of 1000 each, is accepted by all Christian Scientists 1 . & & d ccH it as an NSpuU @2u ARCCROCCOCLO® textâ€"book. _ Henry H. Goddard fellow in psyâ€" chology at Clark University, who, for more than two years, has been making a scientific study of Chrisâ€" tian Science, mental sCience, faith healing and kindred phenomena, says that he experienced great difaâ€" culty in obtaining such information as he desired from the Christian Scientists. â€" Their almost universal answer, he says, was: * ‘Science and ‘ Health‘ will give you all the inforâ€" mation you need. There is no truth outside of "Science and Health‘." It is our purpose to make a thorough examination of the metaphysics, _ theology and theaâ€" peutics of Christian Science,and as #Scienee and Health" is the standâ€" ard authority recognized by all Christian Scientists, we will draw our information in the first two branches from that book, quoting from edition 106, published in 1896 as freely as may be necessary to adequately state the author‘s views. Frst, the metaphfiséics of Christâ€" ian Science. . Mrs. Eddy states that when "apparently near the confines of mortal existence,standing already within the shadow of the death val ley," she made the "discovery | that erring, mortal, misnamed mind proâ€" duces all the organism and action of the mortal mind, and led up to the demonstration that mind is all, and matteris naught, as the leading factor in mindâ€"science." "Christ ian Science," she continues,"reveals that mind is allâ€"inâ€"all, that the only realities are the divine mind and idea." On page seven she sumâ€" marizes the Kmdamentals of Christâ€" ian Kcience in four propositions, which appear to her self evident,and which she states will be found to aâ€" gree in statement and proof even if read backward. These pr:(s)ositions are: (1) God is all; (2) God is good. God is mind ; (3) God, spirit, bein all, nothing is matter ; (4) _Life‘,Go(F. ult Alish db : Aintndiienc hnd ind t t i 10 oriter uns omnipotent, good, deny ’denh.evil sin, disease.â€" Disease, sin, death, deny good, omnipotent, God, life.‘ "The â€" metaphysits of Christian Science," she further states, "like the rules of imathematics, prove the rule by inversion.. For example, there is no pain in Truth, and no truth in Pain ; no matter in mind, and no mind in matter ; no nerves it intelligence, and no intelligence METAPHYSICS OF THE SCIENCE, intelligence, and no 'ii(dtfi&déiliii’&iid teach me,I always made factee" 50‘ natter in IMey and no[for mysall the ‘distinction between from them in the methos :h'ouldp‘:ovetmtb al world has no indepen« aod; not that which is in man, but | _ the divine principle, or God, ol b whom man is thefull and perfect|,, expression." _ Christian Science| y does not explain how this perfect sinless ming conceived the idea| that he had . mortal mind with all | \ its notions of objective realities, but it teaches that salvation from sin,| sickness and death can only come | through disbelief in this mortal|, mind and all its reasonings and testimonies. There is absolutely no psychology in Christian Science. Des Cartes said: "Cogito, egro|! sum," "I think therefore I am." The Christian Scientist, if true to his metaphysics, must say, "If 1 think, I am not." A Christian Scientist wrote to Mr Godard: "Dear Sir: I cannot send you reâ€"| turns. Toa student of Christian Science there is no psychology, for there is but one soul, even as there |is but one God. God is soul. Man reflects soul, for man is made in the image of God, but soul is not in man; the less cannot contain the greater. _ And whereas, before I was healed from â€" chronic invalidism through the teachings of Chistian Science, I used to think much on your topics, I wish never to think {|or refer to them again, cannot and Be consistent to the teaching which |heals. They are mental poison to {me." Mrs Eddy does not shrink | from a universal application of her | metaphysical theory. She teaches : | that the "soâ€"called substance of bone in the foetus is formed first by the â€"| parent‘s mind, through _ selfâ€"diviâ€" , | sion," and "soon the child becomes | a separate, individualized thought, â€"| another mortalâ€"mind, which speedily |takes possession of itself." _ She , \ teaches that a mistaken belief in the â€" | potency of drugs and poisons is the i | sole cause of their effect for good or ilill on the human frame. _ ‘"Men 1 |think they will act thus and so," she 1| says, "in the physical system, and â€" conse?uenlly they do; free your o|mind from this belief, and their 1 | power vanishes." She even claims o | that belief is the cause of the death e lof the sick man who unintentionally â€"fTakes a dose of poison, even though s|his physician and patient are exâ€" |â€" | pecting favorable results. She says: 1|‘ In such cases a few persons beâ€" x | lieve the potion swallowed hy the o | patient to be harmless; but {the vast g | majority of mankind, though they 6| know nothing of this particular case and this special person, believe the arsenic, the strychnine, or whatever the poison used, to be poisonous, for it has been set down as a poison by mortal mind. The consequence is that the result is controlled by the majority of opinions outside, not by the infinitesimal minority of opinions in the sick chamber. The remote cause or belief is pronounced stronger than the predisposing and exciting cause, because of its prioriâ€" ty and the connection of past morâ€" tal thoughts with present." Mrs. Eddy claims that when her system is fully demonstrated on earth, it will do away with the necessity of eating, ("on that perâ€" fect day of understanding we sfieall neither eat to live, nor live to eat") and take the place of surgery, â€" and abolish death. "The evidence of man‘s _ immortality will become moreâ€"apparent as material beliefs are given up, and the immortal facts of Being are admitted. Death will be found at length to be a mortal dream." â€" Indeed Mrs. Eddy claims that she is now able to raise the dead. . A woman, well known as a magazine writer on mysterial themes, writes: "To me rersonall Mrs Eddy made claims for hemfi and her powers that no sane person .could accept, or admit, unquestionâ€" ably; and while listening to het teaching with the desire to learn all she eo-!d ‘teach me,;I always made NO NEED OF EATING. Science, and that she was president of the Massachusâ€" etts Metaphysical college she chargâ€" ed $300 for the course of 12 pn- ary lessons and $200 for a notgl course of six . lessons; while "Science and Health" is sold at an exorbitant ice, considering its size and -ecflnical execution and the fact that the publishcer, E. J Fos:er Eddy, is herâ€" adopted son. Indeed, all of her {:hliccnons come high, and only slight discounts are made to those who purchase by the dozen. More money, it is said, icomen to Mrs. Eddy in Concord, N.. H., through the banks and post office than is received by any other individual or corporation in that city. . Evidently she does not conâ€" sidermoney an illusion of mortal mind. â€"Dr. Luther T. Townsend says: "Were there consistence enough in her teaching to constitute a philosophy it would be called a crude attemi)t to resuscitate the defunct idealism of the Nihilistic type which appeared in the Middle Ages. Her views upon all metaphyâ€" sical matterâ€"we speak . very mildly â€"are a selfâ€"coctradicting hotch Weber‘s bridge on the Conestogo near the village of Conestogo, was swept away on Thursday. es eafoqccguls ciGamine 4he On _ Wednesday â€" evening the bridge on the Township Line beâ€" tween Wellesley and Peel, near Wallenstein, was carried away. â€"The next bridge, lower down, known as Fowler‘s bridge, is badly wrecked. _ At Hawksville an old man named Girth,, who lived alone and who was ill with pneumonia, was taken out in a boat. Rheumatism‘s Orgles. The Relentless, Uarespectiog Pain Giant is Shora of his Streegth by the Aid of South Awmerican Ruheuâ€" mat‘c Careâ€"It Never;Fails. Mr. Dancan Mclotyre, of Mount Forest, eiys: "I was sorely. s ffl cted with rhenamatism for over a year. 1 was almost totally disabled and at times suffâ€"red agonies of pain. I tried many remediee and doctors without avail until I began using South Amer ican Rheumatic Care I derived great benefit from one botble and was so pleased with the results I continued using it, and my advise toâ€"day to ali sufferers from rheamsism is to use this great remedy. I fsel satisfiâ€"d it is is the greatest of rheumatic cures." Yold by E M. Devitt, Waterloo. Waterloo Township Council Proceedings. The Council met at the Township Hall on Saturday, April 8th, purâ€" suant to adjournment. _ Members all present. â€" Overseers of highways having received their instructions, the following business was transactâ€" ed. Minutes of preceding session read and approved. _ Moved by Mr. Shafer, seconded by Mr. Hertel, that Philtp Zeller be appointed Collector in Electoral Diâ€" vision No 1 instead of Levi Gehl. "â€"-Mvt;v;;i‘biyrhlr Koehler, seconded by Mr Janzen, that the Assessors be â€";;:ué their respective salaries, less $4.00 each to be retained until after the jury lists are made ont. Moved by Mr Shafer, seconded by Mr Hertel, that Byâ€"Law No 816 to change the rate of Statute Labo« be read the first and second time. Moved by Mr Janzen, seconded by Mr Kochler, that $5.00 be added to the salary of James Goudie for assessing Electoral Division No. 1. o on Lo Nee now go into Committee of the Whole on the Auditor‘s report of the Treasurer‘s Accounts for 1898 and that Mr Hertel act as Chairâ€" man. Your Committee of the Whole on the Auditor‘s Report of the Treasâ€" urer‘s Account of the Finances, Clergy Reserve and Loan Fund Moneys of this Municipality, beg leave to report that we have fully examined the same and found them 'con'eci."All of which is respectfully submitted. Chairman. s ueen s DOM! 20, MLRCBLL N T gea Moved by Mr Shafer, seconded by | many years, died in â€"Manitoba last Mr Kochler, that the report of the | month. Committee of the Whole ‘as now| Mr Jas, Goodwin near Glenallen readbe adopted, and engrossed on | died on Monday from cerebroâ€"spinal the minutes. meningitis after only a couple of Moved by Mr Hertel, seconded by | days illness.â€"Elmira Advertiser. MrJnnzen, thatgohn Williams be| Mr. Thos. Preston, one of Bev paid the sum of $20 00 for keeping |erly‘s best known farmers, is dead. a sick and destitute girl four and a| He died near Sheffield at the resiâ€" half months. dence of his sonâ€"inlaw Mr. Wm. Moved by Mr Shafer, secondéd|McClure, in the 8oth year of his Moved by Mr Shafer, secondéd by Mr Hertel that $29.00 G T Railâ€" way Statute Labor money and $2.00 G P & H Streeet Ry , Statute i:;c‘;r;n;yt;e;pporliofie'd to the several Road â€" Divisions entitled thereto. s c Moved by Mr Koehler, seconded by Mr Janzen, that Byâ€"Law No 816 be read the third time and passed. _ _ _ __ 6t ... Moved l;yifflr Shafer, seconded Moved by Mr Janzen, secon in Shater, Ahel Richard ifu (Continued on Page 6 ) FLOOD NOTES. Heruan HerteL, is money. _ When RepoRt alteration of boundaries of School Sections No‘s. 10 & 25 and that the Clerk give the necessary notice acâ€" cording to law. _ Moved by Mr. Hertel, seconded by Mr. Shafer, that the following named persons be appointed Inspecâ€" tors under the Herd Law, in the several Electoral Divisions, viz: Electoral Division No. 1, Menno Shiry, Electoral Division No. 2, Wm. Snider. Electoral Division No. 3, Chas. Reichert. â€" 80 _ Electoral Division No. 4, Fred Latch. Electoral Division No. 5, John Tilt. Moved by Mr. Shafer, seconded by Mr. Hertel, that the following accounts be paid and the Reeve grant his order on the Treasurer for the several amounts, viz:â€"To Isaac Hertel, opening road at Blair, $4.75; Philip Zeller, plow repairs, $3.70;, James Rose, repairing culâ€" vert, 50c; Martin Sobish, gravel, $3 35; Chris Brubacher, repairing plow, $2.50; Reinhardt Boehmer, sewer pipe, $11.90; Geo. A. Tilt, 3 months‘ salary as Clerk, $75;, Postâ€" Master at Blair, postage to date, $5.60; Joseph Spottiswood, opening road, $4.10. Moved by Mr. Janzen, seconded by Mr. Koehler, that this Council now adjourn to. meet again on Saturday, May, 6th, at 10 o‘clock, Cure Those Ugly Pimples By Using Dr. Agoew‘s Ointmentâ€" Any Form of Ecrema Helped at Oance, and Oured Eventually by its Not askin blemish caused eczama tetter, ringworm, salb rbeum, scald head and other skin dissas»s that will not vanich as by magic on th» applic:â€" tion of Dr. Agnew‘s Ointment. Oae application wiil give quickfeonm fort ard ;;i'r;f‘.;;rvtfin s fow ifijitfié tkin heals up and is aa eoft as a baby‘s. Ib will cure piles in from three to five nig‘ 6, â€"no matter what cature or how long «tanding _ 35 cents. Sold by E. M. Dsvibt, Waterlog. The dam at Hespeler broke away on Thursday. The Speéd river was higher at Hespeler on Thursday than it has been for thirtyâ€"five years. Mr A K Dunke has been elected President of the Elmira Youny Men‘s Conservative Club. Mr H Cozier, who conducted the Queen‘s hotel in Orangeville for many years, died in Manitoba last month. age. Eo enob e on ced residents on Wednesday April 12th, in the death of Winnifred flntt. beâ€" loved wife of Mr. Hugh McTurney. Deceased who was in her 68th yen,‘ ecame ill about eight weeks ago, with an attack of la grippe, which later developed into an attack of inflammation of the bowels, which chuged her death. C s & § Te ie 'm have had the grippe or a hard coid. â€" You rn_mmd’-ld as> you should? Has not your old trouble ., tiove Iun of impusides® And isn‘t this the_resson you keep so poorly? Don‘t .'lo to our Doctors. e have the exclusive nrv# ;E::‘:‘E:’:':%fln : .Nll; ?:” e 5 P oRbSpres, DB. J. C. AYER, _ It will remove all lmgul- ties from your blood. It is also a tonic of immense value. Give nature a little help at this time. Aid her by removing all the products by removing all Th J discase &om yo If your bowels just right, Ayer‘s Hespeler lost one of its best known iss 12. . a i2224 d just right, Ayer‘s Pills will make them so. Send for cur book on Diet in Constiâ€" all the products om your blood. . Gzo. A. Tict, C.erk. . ‘The POPULAR B0O0T AND £HO s clearing Foot wear fast at cut . prices. Our Big Midâ€"Winter Sale e for yourselves the 14 King Street, Hockey Skates ‘The season is at hand and you‘ll require a pair of Skates. If you play hockey you‘ll wan,ajockey Skates and Hockey Sticks. The hockey skate is also now becoming pretty generally worn by those who do not play hockey because it can be more firmly attached to the shoe than the ordinary skate. We have Skates of all kinds in all sizes and all prices. H. HYMMEN, A LARGER j Shoe Department Perhaps no section of this store so truly reflects tha remarkable growth of ‘his business as our shoe depart ment. Asa Shoe Store we stand preâ€"eminent in theâ€" thoughts of this county‘s buyers. Here men and woman children and little folks of every conceivable ciren» st nc (Jnly shoes of known merit and worth, from reliable m«ni stock, and we ree to it that t.l:q‘ have style, finiuh,l dura M EAmn Mo on e c en n p OEA L soenvniaml Shoughts of UVs Countg 10 / U cthla efroms stiue children and little folks of every conceivable ciron» st â€"nce findo the st suitable toot weat. (Jnly shoes of known merit and worth, from reliable m«nufacturers can gainfacess to our stock, and we ree to it that they have style, finish, durability, and last, yet not least, conifort. â€" After these desirable features are assured and generous quantities proviled so as to meet every possible demand, we insist on making our prices lower than equal quality usually sell at. A few leaders now in stock will convince you beyond a doubt of the extraâ€" ordinary bargains to be obtained here. . 6. 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