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Advertising Habo# TORZO * made known on application #4 Hamilton ladies think so much of _ Butter Scotch that they could eat it. But the old fellows stick to their Toddy Ladle.â€"Dundas Banner. The oyes cslerity and variety of moveâ€" _ ments are due to the vigor ef ‘the muscles. | Mw&-tn‘rru&:‘ and ; seeing elose by. w our mmbabfi{lâ€"mm’u- pert to fit you with glasses. â€"â€"Four Dirferent Positions== A'rnnflnl Rates reasonable, and will be What fan it will be when the Tory organs turn their squirt guns on the judges whose duty it will be to divide a few counties!â€"Dundas Banner. Lifeâ€"like Photos : : TO ADVERTISERS flodxdnhng-nmbomufihcfln not later mLm The copy tor changes must later than Tuesday noon. Casual Advertiseâ€" meuts excepted up to noon Wednesday cf each week. Stratford Beacon:â€"Teuton and Britain _ standing shoulder to shoulder won the Waterloo of Libâ€" eralism on Tuesday. Mr Breitâ€" haupt on that day redeemed North Waterloo for the Legislature and thereby increased Mr Hardy‘s majâ€" ority to 12. _ Mr Breithaupt is a man of affairs and ‘high character. He will be an acquisition to the Legâ€" islature,and we warmly congratulate him and the â€"Government on his splendid victory. Waterloo County Chrenicle and Woekly Telegraph. THEB LIBERAL VICTORY This constant whining of the Tory press over their licking in North Waterloo on the 23rd, is beâ€" coming wearisome. For weeks our local contemporary has flung one insult after another in the faces of the electors of North Waterloo by asserting that they were being bought up wholesale, From slandâ€" ering in this way the electors of the riding it came down to insulting the best element of Berlin on Thursday, by asserting that "in the divisions' where the electors could not be be bribed there the Conservatives gained greater support than in 1898. But in.divisions 1, 2 and 11 the Government‘s workers succeeded all too well." _ Now the Conservatives gained heavily in division 9, which embraces the outlying portions of Berlin at the East End, while the Liberals made big gains as stated by our contemporary in divisions 1, 2 and 11 and these are the divisions which lie in the very heart of the town. Is it possible then that the business portion of the town is more susceptible to the wiles of the boodâ€" ler than the outskirts? The busiâ€" ness men of Berlin should resent such an insult on their political inâ€" . tegrity. The gains of the Liberals in certain divisions were due to and the logical result of their perfect orâ€" ganization which was shown in the registration. The Liberals claimed a big gain in registration; the vote cast in Berâ€" lin proved their claims to be well founded. Galt Réformersâ€" On Tuesday North Waterlog celebrated Empire Day by again electing a Liberal to the Legislative Assembly in Toronto Ard thus correcting their mistake made at the general elections. It was a brief: lapse from virtue, but DAVID BEAN, Proprietor, Weekly N SCIENTIFIO OPTICIANs. Store Near the Post Office, Berlin. BACK TO LIBERALISM Heller Bros. A. C. MOYERS, ‘apher, » Waterloo, Ont. See our 16 for 25 Cents =â€"&Tâ€"â€" per annum‘in advance sibly one of the most stubbortily conâ€" tested elections in the history of the maing. Hoth the candidates were exceptionally strong. Dr Lackner, th: Conservative nominee, was proâ€" bably the most popular and able candidate the party could have found, and with the prestige of forâ€" mer victory at the polils, made a splendid run. The cry, which was worked for all it was worth; that he had beer unseated unfairly, unâ€" doubtedly gained ~ some _ votes, though not sufficient to affect the In Mr Louis Breithaupt the Libâ€" erals had an excellent candidate. His previous unbeaten record in Muniâ€" cipal elections was a source of some strength, but the fact that the Liberals were fighting unitedly this time, accounts mainly for the return of North Waterloo to the Liberal fold. There is, of course the usual talk of boodle, protest, and so on, but it scarcely becomes the Conservative party of North Waterloo,whose canâ€" didate was unseated for bribery, to shout boodle. On both sides it is possible there may have been some indiscreet acts by over jealous workers. We feel sute, however, that the Liberals, to whom the loss of the seat was no serious matter, have conducted a clean campaign, and that they can feel secure in the consciousness that any enquiry which may be made will reveal that, so far as they were concerned, it ywas a strictly legitimate elecâ€" tion. To the Electors of North Waterloo. We congratulate Mr. Breithaupt, the Berlin Telegraph and the noble band of Liberal workers on the vicâ€" tory they have secured. Gexntcemesn.â€"As it will be imâ€" possible for me to see you all perâ€" sonally, I take this means of most sincerely thanking my many friends in Berlin, Waterloo, and throughâ€" out the Riding, Conservatives as well as Liberals, for the hearty support so generously accorded me in the recent election. Now that I am elected as your reâ€" presentative,it will be my earnest enâ€" deavor, by all means in my power, to further the interests of this grand old agricultural and manufacturing Riding, irrespective of class, creed, or political affiliation. _. Thanking you again, I am, _ _ _ The Liberals had a big meeting in their Club rooms on Monday night. _ The successful candidate Mr. J. L. Breithaupt, M. P. P. deâ€" livered an address, thanking his friends for the magnificent support given him. The fight, although it had been a hard one had been a good straight, clean one on the part of the Liberals and the victory is ours. Hehad spent a good deal of time in Wellesley and Woolwich and he attributed the good results there largely to his personal efforts while not in the least under estimatâ€" ing the help given by his friends. Had he been able to spend more time in Berlin be believed the good results here would have been still better. Messrs. J Motz,] Bingeman, Dr. Honsberger and others spoke, all expressing gratification â€" at the noble work achieved. On Saturday at the official sumâ€" ming up of votes before Mr. John McDougall it was found the Deputy Returning Officer of polling subdivâ€" ision No 1. Wootwich,had neglected to write in words the total number of votes cast (105.) The number for each candidate however had been â€" written J)lainly in words (seventyâ€"nine and twentyâ€"six) and the Returning Officer held that these numbers being in words and not in figures the Act had been comâ€" plied with. The G T R sectionmen have now | !" sion. Ihe Council took up been on strike over a week. The|the atter at once and.oonsented to men are holding out _ quietly trustâ€"| Pavgan.iton bridge built at Wallenâ€" ing in the justness of t?leir cause to|Steif.. Mr. Bowman was authorâ€" bring them victory. What is the|ized to advertise for tenders to be company doing ? At some points|Opened on Tuesday, June 20th at other men have been put to work| Elmira, provided, of course, that but for the most part trains have|the Waterloo County Council, been running for cver a week on|which convenes on June 6th, will tracks which had little or no inspectâ€" | agree. ion. â€"It those same tracks needed Permereccm tz â€"cecmeamee inspection every zmun before to| Qanadian History Chart. ensure safety it fol that when =â€"â€"â€"â€" they are neglected for a week the| MrS Groh, accountant at Boehâ€" danger to the travelling public is| mer & Co.‘s, has a Canadian history greatly increased. Should an acciâ€"|chart which should be a valuable dent take ‘rhce thronfli the neglect |help in the teaching of that subject. of the road bed it would very materâ€"| He devised it himself while in the ially aid the cause of the men and rofium and used it with success. possibly put the company in for|It has been highly â€"spoken of by damages as well.. Firemen and enâ€"| such nhuemomd' educationi~‘s as fineen would be justified in refusâ€"| Mr J L Hughes, lamaa o({’uhlic ’ ng to run a train on the score of| Schools, Toronto,â€" _Wt pernmbhr The Grand Trunk | of the f«muâ€"m c and The Trackmen‘s Strike. LIBERAL MEETING. The Official Count. Yours faithfully, I Louis J. Breitnaurr. l Berlin _ AN at.or tss | Waterloo Elmira (a. Waterloo Tp. t Wellesley Tp. “Tfif_‘::'s Woolwich Tp. Mr. L‘." W zmhum to Boston on officer for North ve out to attend a church convenâ€" Llruofidal i;;:l.th::‘l:fi:. tion. R Aetwm:ufih matters. â€" Mr. s..i-‘.'g‘“wd;,‘ to take "::&.G.'s‘.'l: E. P. Clement appeared for MT.| Coppel}‘s *.: m:u.. “w“m '“H'“'Ar'f" of Mrs othuui::'h' days Berlin for Dr. Lackner, 3. Breitâ€" --..Jnnhuh-n-inlill-n-an w upt‘s majority is 119. No 1 Winterboutne " 2 Conestogo *3 St Jacobs «* 4 Above Elmira * 5 Floradale "* 6 Heidelberg **~7 West Montrose No 1 New Germany «* 2 Bloomingdale «* 3 Bridgeport * 4 Rumelbardt " 5 Centreville No 1 Young‘s Terrace «* 2 Harmonia Hall «e 3 Orpheus w64 * 4 Hogg‘s Coal Office "* 5 Broom Factory " 6 Brandt‘s House "* 1 German‘s Shop * 8 Town Hall No 1 Bamberg «* 2 StClements * 3 Hawkesville "* 4 Crosshill * 5 Linwood * 6 Wellesley Village __â€"]| Mr. J U Clemens returned lrohm Tapi 5 Elcho on Friday evening where he Majotity for Breithaupt 9| attended the Ygung People‘s Conâ€" ‘ * vention of the U B church (Church DR. WILLILAMSON D. D. â€" |street,) in his capacity as President. FOR BERLIN. He reports fine weather, large atâ€" * tendance and _ excellent papers. Bishop Kepphart lectured on "The Dr. Henderson goes to Burlington. | Battles of Life and their Rewards." _=â€"â€"â€" * Mr. Ridgeway, for two years the On the first draft of theStationing vpul“ and efficient secretary of the Committee at the Methodist Conferâ€"| Y. M. C. A. at Berlin called on old ence at St. Catharines on Tuesday, | friends heteMoqdaÂ¥ Mr.Ridgeway Rev J S Williamson, D D, of| is gtlll engaged_m . M. C. A. wprk Mount Forest, was put down for| being now stationed at Brockville, Berlin. Dr. WillHamson has labored| Ont, where the good work is pros at Mount Forest with great success,|pering. He is on his way home and if he comes to Berlin will come|after attending the international with a past record which does him convention Of' Y. M. C. A. workers the highest credit, and the congreâ€"|at Grand Rapids. gation of Trinity Church are to be| Mr. J.G Reiner, of Wellesley, is congratulated. Rev. Dr. Henderâ€"|in town Monday taking orders for son, who has so efficiently filled the|flour. He has just recently purâ€" pulpit of Trinity Church for the|chased the WelleSley mills and is past three years, is put down for|prepared toturn out a first class Burlington. These drafts are of|article. course subject to change later on. T wo eloguent sermons were deliv Wellington Consents To An Iron Bridge. Mr. H. J. Bowman was in Gueiph on Tuesday. He expecced to find F Waiter, of Bamberg, on the train to accompany him but the veteran copmecillor did not turn up. Mr Bowptan proceeded at once to the Coyft House in Guelph where the Wellington County Council was in sion. The Council took up the niatter at once and consented to havg an iron bridge built at Wallenâ€" stein.. Mr. Bowman was authorâ€" ized to advertise for tenders to be opened on Tuesday, June 20th at Elmira, provided, of course, that the Waterloo County Council, which convenes on June 6th, will agree. Mr S Groh, accountant at Boehâ€" mer & Co.‘s, has a Canadian history chart which should be a valuable help in the teaching of that subject. He devised it himself while in the Mr J S RETVRNING OFFICER MCPOUGALL â€" MADE THE OFFICIAL COUNT ON SATUEDAY. C.4 ELMIRA Majority for Lackner 35. WELLESLEY TP. 11 Miller‘s Club House 93 12 Shantz‘s House 116 6 PART OF THIS PAGE IS MISSINC WATERLOO TOWN. RECAPITULATION, woOLWICH TP. WATERLOO TP. 413 130 297 493 273 297 416 413 493 618 273 648 95 124 63 65 97 14 45 13 41 61 43 58 70 52 35 71 56 23 97 28 32 26 23 54 2819 2700 160| Many consider that the past 93| severe :winter exterminated the 111| potato bug. Well may it be. But be 54| sure not to shcut till.you get out of =64tthe bush. + â€" 754 **"!‘ ‘The Guelph races take 'rlace on | with Knapsacks, arms and other acâ€" 95| June 6, 7 and 8 ; the New Hamburg|coutrements is not an every day races on June 14 and 15, and the | spectacle in this land of ours where Stratford races on June 28, 29, 30,|militarism has but a slight hold. and July ist. The purses for the| The thought naturally arose that 35| th aces will be, $1400, $2000,| the leave takin% would be vastly 81 | an 0o respectively. different if a real foreign foe were to 121 are more ways of killing a | be faced. About twenty of the band *‘4! dog than by choking him with butâ€" boys will go to London to d'?(f"n‘e *94\ ter and there are more.places than | Martial music to the intrepid deâ€" *63|one in Berlin where all kinds of | fenders of their country. ~~â€"~|wood can be obtained, especially s t e 6:8\good dry summer wood. Make a | _ Mr A Mcintyre, Chairman of the . |noteof this and when you require| Board of License Commissioners 28| any leave your order with R Boehâ€" | for South Wellington died on Friday 74 | mer & Co, King st. 2t. | morning. 119| Rev. S. Knechtel, P. E. willl Miss Ma(s;gie McBain of Galt 84| preach in Zion church on Friday|died on Tuesday aged 53 years. 111| and Saturday evenings preparatory | _ ‘Two of the oldest settlers of Wellâ€" â€"â€"| to communion on Sunday. â€"| ington Cour.ty in the persons ofGeo. 46| ‘There are only five cases of conâ€"| Loree of Erintownship and John tagious diseases in Berlin now. The| Kitching, Sr., of Nassagaweya are =a | Sanitary Inspector expects to have| dead. > 754 288 *# 41 618 648 25 81 121 114 104 163 65 72 35 42 78 71 18 23 47 39 14 79 87 57 28 of Mrs Jolin Poure for a few da»s !gsngtohfihnoin&on’- _ ‘The late Mrâ€"J Wilson of Galt was| Of optics, and guarantee a ho(huinâ€"l:!vd Mr Wm ]oynl:hfacfion, s of Waterloo, Consultation free. k marked for both candidates; in ward 3 there were 18 and in ward 8 there were 5. The Y M C A and the Intermeâ€" diate Rangers did not play on Monâ€" daymlfif owing to the rain; the match willcome off on ‘Thursday evening.. Both sides are eager and confident. given at the fouowln% places on the dates mentioned:â€" Elmira, David Snider‘s orchard, Ll:ne 5th, at 2 p m. _ Listowel, Robert E Hemphil‘s orchard, June 7th, at 2 p m. There are only five cases of conâ€" tagious diseases in Berlin now. The Sanitary Inspector expects to have a clean slate very soon. _ Mrandâ€" Mrs G B Dover and family spent a few da‘y.: last week with the parents of the former in Halibyrton. Mrs Dover is now visiting her parents in Beaverton, Mr Dover having returned home last night, . hlns'tmctions by lgr W M Orr in the preparation and application of insecticides and fqngicn’;ilu wili be Miss Kimrgel, who has been with W.H. Becaer & Co. for the past five years, has severed her connecâ€" tion with that firm and has taken a similar position with Nicholson and About half a dozen persons were baptized in the river at Bridgeport by Rev. Mr. Stoltz of the Alma street U. B. church on Sunday, and two more were baptized in the church in the evening. Murphy. Mr. J. G Reiner, of Wellesley, is in town Monday taking orders for flour. He has just recently purâ€" chased the WelleSley mills am}) is prepared to turn out a first class article. Two eloquent sermons were deliv ered in St. Andrew‘s Sunday by Rev. Mr. McWilliams of Guelph. Joe Schiebel, who was committed to jail the other day for assault paid his fine on Mong'ay and was disâ€" charged. There was a case of abusive lanâ€" guage up before Magistrate Mackie on Monday The defendant was from the southern part of the county and was fined #1 and costs, The Grand Union Lodge, I. O. O. F, No 97, attended service in a body at St. Peter‘s Lutheran church on Sqnc[nz;ftcrnoon. They marched from their hall, fully 100 strong to the church and accomwin &em were a number of mem o? Gerâ€" mania Lodge, Waterloo.â€" They were Loined in the church ty the Daughters of Rebekah who had asâ€" sembled in the basement of 8t. Peter‘s They wore all delighted with the cxcellent sermon delivered léy the pastor Rev, R. von Pirch in nglish. The following ‘officers of the Y P U(UBChm’JW)mM at Elcho fast week:â€" Vice Pres.â€"Mise Baidet, P ardale, â€"_ =5hs .. t uk. In Ward number z, Berlin, there I. 0. 0. F. at Church. Officers Hleoted. evening. y Council will meet on | . ~ h in %%?%m y» &g%-"m A ceremony of special interest took place at St. John‘s on Sunday forencon when twentyâ€"three persons were confirmed. Bishop Baldwin conductedrthe service, At 4 o‘clock BERLIN OPTICAL PARLORS, the Bis ched a most force ful Anl:lopement sermon â€" from Etmiced.. We bave made a special study of this branch The volunteers marched down King street Tuesday on the wa to the depot, headedy by the 29([: Baitalion Band. The spectacle drew nearly all the residents and employees on the street to the doors, for the marching of the red coats, with Knapsacks, arms and other acâ€" coutrements is not an every day spectacle in this land of ours where militarism has but a slight hold. The thought naturally arose that the leave tal:in% would be vastly different if a real foreign foe were to be faced. About twenty of the band boys will go to London to dispense martial music to the iutrepi(f.e deâ€" fenders of their country. Mr A Mcintyre, Chairman of the Board of License Commissioners for South Wellington died on Friday morning. _ Miss Maggie McBain of Galt A horse belonging to Walker Stevenson who lives at Little‘s Corâ€" ners below Galt was killed by lightâ€" ning on Monday. The storm in that section was very severe. Galt Sunday School workers have decided to invite the Provincial Sunday School Convention to hold this year‘s convention in their town. Mrs. A. Spahr and Mr. C. Bordâ€" man ot Hawksville have entered an action against the North Waterloo Farmers‘ Insurance Co for loss sus tained in the burning of a house with ‘its contents, in Hawsville. The plaintiffis and the Manager for the company, Mr Levi Stauffer were examined for discovery before Mr. John McDaugall on Monday. The examination was uncompleted on Monday and was finished this Many lives have been ruined | _ in childhood.; > The eyes of ful . and _ eloc Romans viin:2. morning. Mr Reade of Waterloo appeared for the defendants and a Stratford lawyer for the plaintiffs. r’osoflcu, ]nu outside of the corporation on rce nu road. Un it ts a new brick house with bay window and msw b nk barn wi h drivi shed. w‘l:u barn and we‘l and cistern : hots», 1 he house contains 8go d ®izsâ€"d ro m«, high ceilings and +oparate ol ets for each b dâ€" ‘That d~<irablc property consiating af 19 acros ol mak. ons w Slemet welk hom thoverile s Joulioisnrc ifi ctater ue Aoee t o ol Ssigni t o peventode l..u., Aiso ,lod wzed kirchon with pantry. T:“H!" is divided lm;‘ lbn.:h parts, the w-';L and eciling plastared re 6 and water tap bukl.‘h- under the kitchen. The wor d work down tairehas numerou< mouldings and all i~ grai»ed. Kitoben, runmer kitchen and w odâ€" shed .fld|'v' m m‘.‘ ‘splmul L',M .h' oh.rr{. plum rces, rasp te and all kinds of small fniu.'&’ull fnfll._l.:rn. sown in fail wheat, 5 acros in ». Fall rlomhmg done, lana well m“rfim in in & hahm of cu‘tivation admirably d# for market gardeniny. The house is situared on a lot mmfl- main road fiom Beé lin to Gue ph and the in front <f the houes is laid out into nice flower bed», _ _ _ We Will Move l“' -mv- m i l’“‘“ s0« a Houso and Lot For Sale, Arnold Jansen, Manager Canadian Binok ©â€" Barlin ‘THE undersignod ‘offers for sale that desir: vic propert? on the corner of George and FOR SALE. At St. Johu‘s Church. Jansen Bros., BERLIN. JANSEN BROS, In a few days to a Fine New Store in the Ameriâ€" can Block, next door to Hoffman‘s Drug Store Come and see us in our new quarters Off for London. %fi"fil T ie Department. -5&'-"-‘-4" se hate in "@ Minto Knots, Hlaos crrounded --}-E:"-i-'c ue Hiowike End Tiee, gnu: m Business Methode : /A taught thoroughly at E’P‘x’f.“: %ml"' ie * l[ cveupn | BusixE faietiee Hat Déepartment. Individeal Taition BERLINâ€"Walper House. (one day only) Tuesday. June 6th STRATFORDâ€"Windsor Hotel, June 7th ST. 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