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_ 'iii--.---- FT-rt-ta"" my. TI. cop, I. ',.e-a"y'".".'tttre.t'l “- 5.: .1 I00.- Ml] AIM-1mm. It DAVID - not. Mu “nu. “u-andl-‘hv io “Nun 15:35. ”will.“ - m m arm I“. I’m." - " - an. tn dun! t"aSG7iisaTiiiE W "___ 1'“qu II THE SITUATION E-TELEttRAPH hon l-d " Osgoode “I: mum Bau- a. glf,'e1L"dl8 man a. It. In. a m ”have“ The city tf Jqrpeprprp, N; .24 population 16,000 addedits commercial plant after the street plant had been in operation for two years. One large consumer who had paid the private company $1,400 a year for lighting, now gets his light from the city for $900. A prominent social club had l been paying the private company $430 _ a year for lighting its rooms. In order) to retain its custom the private com- pany has reduced the charge to $120 a year. This shows how the private company does butsiueistr--for protitf Jamestown has saved $22 per V'ar on each street, or a total of over $5 000 per was, and besides this, thc citr/cuts have saved over $3,000 Fear. Lansing. Mich. wit/(RS: population Lansing, Mich, FII', a population 13,000 bought on my private plant and has reduced rates in two years over 40 per cent., and makes a profit nt$7,000 yearly, and in additiunto this, the citizens save t10,000 per First, an the testimonial would not! have taken that shape bud Mr. Hardy ', Ween aricb man, evidence is o'iiir'i') (that he who in politics used to be called "the wicked partner" did not make ill-gotten gelne. l 2. That he did nokmake financial gains of any kind. 3. That such a man of ability and forms, who would have probably made considerable money in a private cal- ling, was left comparatively poor in his old me try politics. 4. That his friends did not forget him-which is the meet remarkable thing of the lot, end puts a good taste in nude tnoutts.-0ttiorn Journal. nuns nannies year The purse of $12,000 presented t ex-premier Hardy, of Ontario. seem to prove two or three things. Every year I large number of poor» sufferers who“ lung. are son) and racked with coughs no urged m teo to number cllmm mu this In anally and not than sure. Don't he In exile when Dr. Klng'u New Discovery for Commptlon will can you " home. It's the man infallible modicum for CMmOoIdujnd all Throat 1nd Lung dunno. arm. The om do. brlnn mild. Accounting can. result from tgtlX' use. Trial been. fro. a 8. PM “a. and 't.0tk Ivory “out.“ . THOUSANDS SENT INTO EXILE MUNICIPAL LIGHTING, EDITORIAL NOTES, ' "t.tretatpe.ttSfae, num her of Ming, “18ch . also t ny {01" lish 111 MM failed PM“) result order “as tt m com- all; "l20a for Na u‘lvato plum. Caron No. 1 $501qu ('. r: Haggai 'l 4 The Int mum at tto Town Coun- cil at 1900 In hold on Wuhan)" evening. Protect an Inc: In tho eltair and “can. Bechtel. Moore, Poppler, Ducting, Grub-ch Ind SohMel. Mr. George Moon mounted the to- port of the Human and Printing Com- mlnee recommending the pawn! ot the following accounts: 8. Flynn, n1ary.............. 33 00 F. ‘lleyer ti ...tr.-.t-... 1500 J. l'oppler, " .tw...t__.9"_ 1200 Bull Telephone Co........... P.'.?. 50 Waterloo Cousumers’ Gun Co. . 47 30 M.Weiehel& Son............ 1 64 G'rsuuiTruak Ryan let privilege l 00 Grand Trunk By Nov. ucutl V. 13 00 Buctberruugh a Cu.,lusurwce 32 00 Martin Bron, acot.... .-t..m.. Jesse Shani], tuition . . _ . . . . .. mum Martin, wood. . _ ... Ovens and Jacobi. acct. . . _ . . Charles Moogk, bridges, etc. . il bh frontage.-- tt " trunk savor. . " " cemont walks " " ”WBFB....... an Conrad Froehlieb, we: . . . . . . . 5 Wm. Glamor, acct. . _ . . _ . _ _ _ . J. Kislbthsitseh, printing. . . . . . . 37 F.J, Subaefer. acct.......... 5 H. B. Daeriug,aect-- 4 Jno. R Kaufman,acct. . . . . . V _ 3 Far. Snider, electric, light. . . " 158 John B. Fischer, charity. . _ A - 2 A. E. Sanderson. tt . _ - ... 1 Martin Frey, road work. . . . . _ Ed. Durrnel, sawsr ootusectioms 7 " " trunk sewer. . _ _ . 33 " " road work....... 7 A. F. Baumau, salary M. 11.0. 25 The report was adopted and Mayor authorized to give his order the pa) mam of the several amounts . Dr. Bauman, Mediealtlealtu Otiiccr, i presented his report which was re- I ceived and placed on tile. Followmg I is the MEDICAL llEAL‘l’ll orncizn's REPORT. To the Mayor and Town Council. Gentlemeu:--l beg to submit my annual report for the year 1000. Tha Inspector made his usual house to house inspection of the town and found the citizens generally willing to obey the orders made by the Board of Health. I visited personally anu nber of houses that were reported to contain contagious diseases, but failed to dis- cover any. The contagious diseases reported during the year areas fol- lows: diphtheria cases 26, deaths 1; scarlet fever oases 32.deaths 3; typhoid fever 0 :ses 17, deaths 0; tuberculosis cases 6, deaths 3. Every house was disinfected with our Formaldehyde Generator before being released from quarantine. Owing to the mild type oc scarlet fever and diphtheria a number of families had cases that had no physician in attendance. They tu1owol their children to mix with others and , in that way causing the disease to ' spread,but at present we think we have them stamped out. I am pleased to ', report that our Town has been rather free from the general epidemic of typhoid fever. The cases that, have been in Town were not using the Town water. 7 - ' . Wands. Tm (mail. Samples of milk from our dairies WWW? testestttrtsr-tiittetrdewirag-2hm lyear. The result of the analysis dur- ‘ing the dry season showed that the milk of a few of the vendors was not up to the Government standard. Om Inspector tootitie 1 them of the fact and also that the Board intended to pub- lish the next analysis of samples that failed to come up to the standard. The result of iho next and last analysis was that all have come up to the Gov- ernment standard of 3.50 per cent. of butter fat. F'ollouing is the analysis for November, WOO. Ir h: Waterloo Jan. 8th, 1901 the Ontario Fruit Grower’s Amiauon. In uddnion to this we Ilnntrihumlin‘ promlmna, 80 (merry Tron, GO Hybrid 1 Perpetunl Runes. GO Tree Row, 20 down Giulio“ Bulbs, 60 parkneu of fiomyt needs, ‘25 Films, 25 Aspamgun Spnngad and 1590 llylchthe Bums. On Moitluy owning, the 10:h M Math, 1900, Mr. Bacon. ofUrillinmue A very Intending 1002" in tho Town "All on “Hono- and en Phutttt and How to Grow Them." This lecture wu - attended and It In. very ttrattttirttt In tho directors to in an no: Intel-cu than by the when tsfttihtr - “by tttetritimttttt at up. a. is an. .dtteeed by It. In... 7 -= - _ J presented Your direc sixth annual to be able to on the mm moiety. Om Your directors, in presenting their sixth annual report, are much pleased to be able to congratulate the members on the continued prosperity of the moiety. Our membership, though not quite as large as in some previous years, was nevertheless large enough to secure the full amount of the govern- ment grant to which we were entitled Each member received the Cmmlian Horticulturist. for the your. as well as a beautifully bound copy of ‘he report of WATERLOO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. "'55:... mar par M AW . 3 " 1,033 4.60 - 4 " 1,034 4.50 The Inspector inspected the byrer " found them all tsatisfaetory. The spcctor deserves to be praised for vim: performed his duties promptly d satisfactorily Your most. obedient servant. A. F. HAUMANN, Med. Health 0me Annull Meeting The annual meeting of the, Waterloo rrtieultnral Society wan held in thr it'ouneil Chamber on Wednesday oiling, Jan. EM). " 8 o’clock, with osidem A. Weidenhammer if) tl" air, The fulluwing reports wen wmber, 1900. specitie Per cent. Reaction Gravity Batter Fat Neutral 1,0.33 4 GO td L034 3 cm Gi"ii"LTiiiCFeiuaps, Thad”. January w, me-e- 3 1m 00 00 50 30 00 00 00 00 43 00 68 10 00 the for 16 80 35 36 50 "t.-rt.arrdst.arrpttt'e, m the m bl - I. ht; or?! 'ra In tttgt,', “Mm no I)“ bl. I that bud “in arm“ a... gt dugout with): 559321,: twld. h m o! the “1-11.‘ um and “dim on but! "I. I“ thmtgis '0 In as an an": km . surplus " In pm“ I“ 1" .. mm um our-nocturnal In In elected, nod the claw will. will ullcondnuu any Mutual-O. put, w_w?port tef", lee. .eef, iork a! the “Wanton was 50mm. Ott new: of the mum, A. Weld-awn», Frau-t. FIIUCIAL 1W1. Receipts, an. on land Legislature an!“ Member-hip fee. Sale of stock Mimellunooun Total 330.00 Expenditure. Horticultural Peliodiull $127.20 Purchue of needs, plum and use. 167.06 Working ”penu- 10.00 Postage, priming, freight,eto., M.18 Total 350.33 Hal. on hand .27 The following otrieers were decked for the ensuing your: President-A. Weidonhnmmer. In Vice Prtssidtrtn--Gao. Boiduo. 2nd " tt Mina Maggie Bruce. Directors-M-. Geo. C. 1'sppiet Amman Mamet, J. ht. Muir, J.E.Roos, J. W. Schneider and Arthur Snyder and Mrs. C. W. Scbiodo), Mn. Ph. Hohmeier and Mrs. Simon Snyder. "TiiiitGcTinGGfir.u. madam ma Chan. Ruby. tiee'rTraaec-J. H. Winkler. A new book by Charles M. Sheldon, .-- the famous author of “In His Step9," Another young Loehlnvsr hueome‘ never fails to excite the interest of out Of the w,“ to “"7 " w an”... thousands or waders. "Bornto Serve" bride. Thin wedding took phonon is the title of the latest book by Mr. fund” n Mr. .1an shunts home Sheldon, and the advanced sheets in- nesr Ere-inn, when 1tustdeet (brighter dicste a Tery Strong book indeod, 00° Esther, was united in matrimonial of thrilling interest to the thoughtful tsondistoMrLruor, offs-enlist),th reader, one in which with a master's Dakota. The groom w...“pr by hand many of the cankers ofsoclal life, Mr Addison sum", brother of the lot domestic unhappiness,of the broader bride, Bud the hridesmsid was Miss woman problem, of social reform at the Olivia Busch-rt, of Grand my“. , Vitals of tsoeiety--tsre laid bare, with Mich. The ceremony w“ porhtrtrted cultured delicacy, but none the less by Rev. "trutel Gondis. in thet pres- with graphic, unf1irretting truth. The enee of about titty guests, including . Canadian rights have been secured by number from Berlin. Mr. “a " The Poole Publishing Company, Tur- Lvnos 19,", in about two '9“. M onto, bat " the Btory will not new" Pitssmtden, where they will make their in book form for some time the publish- home. ers will run it as a serial in The Pres- _;____ byterisn Review, beginning with tre . . issue of the 3rd inst.,thus enabling the A DEEP ESTER? readers of that paper to hare this meet It is . mystery why women endure interesting work in advance. Buhschs, Headsehe. Hummus, - -. n ,l AI_ -- g-A In an old copy of the TELEGRAPH, July 30th. 1858, we tiad some ‘Oly interesting matter. A noon in given of the opening of Cooke’s Church Toronto, by Rev. Dr. Blackwood, of Philadelphia. The late John Me- Dougall was editor at the time and his leader in this issue is headed “Resignation of the Ministry". It deals with the resignation of the Ministry of that day on the question of fixings permanent seat of Govern- ment. The Ministry were leit in. minority of 14 on the amendment to tr motion, the amendment being“thnt Ottawa, in the opinion of thiehonee 'gytie,',t2trt,t'titrrtti'2t.tr""" Government for th Province." We find in this issue the following death notice: 0n Sabbath Malina wire of the like Bishop Benjamin Eby, aged 78 years, 4 months and 22 days. ttt With a View to encouraging the' development of a iiterurv spirit in Cun- ada, The Ladies’ Magazine, Toronto] offering cash prizes for the beat anon stories by Canadian writers. The com- petition is well planned, and funnel particulars are given in the January ‘number of the Magazine. A photo- graphic competition is also announced, and cash prisotromsrod. -iiGvMGGis/. unwind Marneillos, Jan. tt.--A mango from Furnmnn, M 0 o'clock ymtcr day morning. said that in spin: ot the heavy sons still naming a lite hont succooded in reaching the Frvrtrtt summer Russia at 8 a. m, nnd utmchod a line to hor by which tum] could he turnished to the 102 pussvngers and crew. At 5 p. m. the lyicvline connoctcrt with the Rurtrue still holds good in spite of the tre nlvndnHS sous runnnng. But. it hor [and could be [urnishe passengers and new. Incline commend w still holds good in up mvndnns was running not ynt been possible pussvngcrl A Car For Drunks. lnndnn. Jan. 't,--A dmpatch to Thr, “any Mail [rum Bloclhnlm “yl Hun mmplain'a have hm mul- Hmt the guards at night trains dur- um; tho ('hrlkunnn mumm- aim-ted mnhrimod [announcers at roadside “Minna, leaving them helplcu in tho nun“; with the tlterntot- " dogma ln-low 7pm! The Ht.“ Ratt- wnv Adrnirtugtrrstiott bu or6-qd that m-vrv auburhnn (run at night mm“. be provided with) lop-nu ear for Intoxscnu-d venom all]. .IMP‘ In In". Human". mm». Hurrah. J... u. ---tMr Haw-m tr. syn-en. can! I“ hrs to the Gamma-t. and a I- he ot the [ulna-“VI OUIIIGI d XI. din. who am him-y " no had. with new. In . uni-‘0. M - not. b - F SHELDON'S NEW BOOK A CHANCE FOR CANADIAN TALENT. ll my ttutr. 1hv following (miter! vlorlrd for this rim-sun Hun k prm'dvm, Mrs A. Turner limit, Mrs, T. T, I'uul, tirtrt Vice dwnt. Mrs W" Smith; locum prwidvnt, Miss 1,'ortie Irvme tory lronsun-r. Minn lulu Hugh caplum‘ Miss Edith Green, rum no, Misses F. McKay. Murie ‘I. 01W. McMillan And Dot! " IN FIFTY-EIGHT. hulk-n TWho Play Hockey. Got . [JIM to "null Olive M in possible to take of! tht P, Ont,, Jan. It.--.-" . 'd and w-ry nuthuslnuk Uw ()rumzovlllc Lamar u. the following (miter: ( for this elm-sun Nun 'dvnl, Mrs A. Turner, TN, T. T, l'uul, Brtrt vice Mrs 'ttr Smith; locnnd It, use. 1,'ortie Irvine. vnsun-r. Miss lulu Hugh- M ”or; 159 00 37.53 350.60 Muriel ‘nd nott »J-o “not w“ mympmuII-dm an and", h pd dow‘ In. M I“ “‘0‘” an “an. W M). .01 was “clan-Wilh- H. a pulcln‘udmlw - -m w. x. w. Mi'g".'g."trd"tt bu punch-Ind le m In d Mr. UM A.ttrd-tta In Poul MI- 'trtrmr0s,800,_p-'" "uhi1Arti. .. " It Winn-I LO... a d In ot Wynn."- buud to don": in n org-mob deans“ it Inch-M'- loom our Brighton. In Wim- Thornton of Wu! Oxhd In kill“! " Woodstock. QM In. driving upnhlu. vi. a “all” on ran into the bug. than!" - out under the load of I“. Mr Ed Adana. In. bash-t a Cotnrovilk, bu new tho dry good: Andgroooryuoctd Mr. Wm. ttitrefts " Wham-Dd Illlp Into bulloc- thou u on... Mr. Henna: Bond of Guanine will remove from the hm which be " preeent occupie- eod qettt mm (mule on the old mama 60h! term. We understand he will event-no to an common forbaildinp km,“ “lull. The fume of BMKKD’I Arum Salvo, " tho but in the ,rortd,orterru% round the earth. In the one perfect. new" of Cum, Conn, Bums, Bruins, Emu, Soul“, Boil., Ulcer-I, Felon, Adan, Patna sud all Skin Eruption. Only in- hlllblo Pile cure. 250. I box It 8. Suydev‘o drug "on. tlaiitt III MM It in I mystery why women mam Rachelle, Headache. Norton-mu, snsspasasrtus,heeetrt8nrurtt.imt, Ind Dizzy Spelll when thousand. have proved that Eteetrte Elnora 'rnrtythrtt ly cure Inch troubles. "l "tmsrxttt mu nan witb kidney trouble," "In. Mrn. Phebe Charley, of [fowl-Ion,- u., find a lame but pained me no I could not‘ dress mynoil,bul Electric Bitten wholly cured mo, and, although 73 your. claim now um able to do I“ my bowed.” it bvoroomea Constipmim. 'impvom Appetite, given perm hodm.i"-0n|3 500. a 8. Sudan drug no" . w w. “1-me tttrut Guiwururt.,meeut" marlsutarrue"et , Pin-no; _ 11.. has" tll: tn pa and “a?” iaiUuu_treouf.., t.1 A LEt'?tt.:t.egte'edgtli'gr "mst-dt-thopes)?, land Ill all JAesr-patd- wanton-ram. Pin mun-1 stur- iid-rout-r mumwmvmn-mm by "I“! “J'WL'. 4di'G'ii'sGDGGit7 ic. In: In mum Sandersorrhr may. NEW C V NTURY WEDDING tr -. ___-_ - t,idieideNi,t'gtra'hl'l'l?,Ll2t “1.12m IT GlilDLBS THE GLDIB. PNEUMATIC: “out tmutt, Allmm-mhnlt “I t-tt--r-trrt-r-oe- (an. Dunc-nun! m. Gun- when. nu. mateet-t0-arhr'te.' ”when" no!“ “in“ fora-h. Wmhouldbywilb 'rfftt't inn-mun. wrun- Mudiv - " . . Hahn's Bakery J. Tr, prve.teyte' 'tMttt.t..Peee ._.__....."‘¢ - 7""--'Ev‘-" fM'II. WI. "Am .. 4. W EKG" Money I I Boots and Shoes ".rtrepryprrtuttuet_tuntyreo has... lax-y awn, broken lull. “Show. - Prieo8200 to 'Egttoruniiu....1......-..t1 WI. boy.’ buck or tan hood m with 2yattt book. for In... toe a: n ll to 13. regu- WWII. "lopeieso..-...-, Ken's 01.25 clipper: u " 00 -- than. Ann-than and: And come in horn nod Vin. color, imitation dictum Airs, opon and Even". all. 'tierty finished, very comfort,- .ahlo. inc lo 10. shoe ale prim, 31.0" Ken'- Roman Inver- in hut, clutch“ sud black ici and Don, ‘oh Kid,' tum who. hunt toes. regular I!” lines to sell during December at....................." - 0. Carats-'1':- wwnmmmxv panama, a" b. - '.""" a-ttrg-ge-dir. mmm . (lrtmiir and larh‘a Works inn-”mm“ La Logs Logs Logs SHAKER BROS. . It will never pay now good logs into firewood. Nowvodo." ukowld-MINW“I Sis,. “hum-mrbvobpumhb 2,'2t.uttefa','tt cine/gotta MY. you t - . wNat'tdiortthetotit. Bow. mum! to an. out Muldm¢h¢youtohoy yourboouud-bouhouW. only wunhdmhcowldlyounuM‘wh-Ignmh my...» 1,tgr,'dtht,t an the It can" to - that" aux-won '/llkToWJ,'la,1 chad. Perth. [hi-mum: outw- we Inuit-0mm“ delight Hahn-ad "-ihiuuod born ey" bultto out. But can. In and no Much". We pay mall mess --Speeully high prices paid for Soft Elm SOFT'ELM, ROCK ELM, BEECH. HARD MAPLE, SOFT MAPLE, Has Berlin and surrounding coun- try had such opportunities as at the present time to secure such up-to- date clothing as we are offering, (made in the fit reform style) for quality and wormanship. equal to shade-to-order; and in a great many instances. far superior. We wish in particular to draw the attention at the public to a ' few things here mentioned. These are material, workmanship.colors and fit, sewn with the best linen and silk threads all backed up by the best manulact- urers in Canada. and we are con- stantly adding the best that is attu- ed and that cash will buy. Do not bemisled but come direct to the place where you get the_assprtmcnt, Never " King St S. R. ERNST & CO. Séhaefer, Killer & M. S. SAUIIER it 00. . . . In Your Pocket ".48 “.76 AND . .. . SPOT "" for all kinds of logs Long Rubber Boots. Before at tho prices we are offering to cut Women-'0 Boot-am pain In. Don't-h Kid he. and Burton. Ma, Kay scrum-ml. ard up-wvdue win. " to T, "gulnr plies .25} for thin weak... .....e...q W..... .f.... .01 Men's long booth made in all weights Md lengths for dim-rent kinds of we". 51mg! durable-- pure, gum. - Sofe2 that weir-a! tart as the 'tpper9- thich to keep the foot AFB, from the grgmnd no pull-I Ladies' [unpaid Gnv’l. Kid buttoned on lace mammal: cut medium hwl.wlid solo “in H to T, setruUr price ”.50 to no“. to clear “mum week..,........... .....' .1 -- Thrve micknrswn ofnlhbcr. "to-d CM- vasnnd a leather insole between the foot anAthe, trrtod . - ' A . "itrire"Ai,t,er reinforcement " round where the wear came; - - A IMIJE tusd8Lti0hoot. MOLE Button or Ian-e style. nudr of [and hox calf or Dong-h kid uilhspting heel- or medium hull. It" and p. lant. tips. McKay *eNOt or gland-rd rem. who. I" new shapes. mu. ll tialopriras.... .....r.Trm__ ....8t -iiA, a... the heel u branded winch. makers' name. 'oqorrro, Boy's Hard to We" out, Urrin Galf Skin Land boot-Just the kind for Dreamlan- wear, every pair unr- rantod to wear In“. Iizel l to tr, rpocidprioe...... .......... ...,..tl THE CANADIAN RUBBER 00.. (WEOENAST & Co‘s old factory,) WATERLOO, HONEST HARNESS AT It g',agt',tt1'ti'tr.efUd'le' in! “I. V II tt'adS's'h'l'lt'GW'lU Mamba... . BLACK ASH, WHITE ASH, HEMLOCK, PINE, ETC. KING BT., BERLIN J GEN STREBEL. HARNESS SHOP mar':-] {4-w "tsfk'0tc'i"i"i"r Berlin. mllL‘ Stre bel’s 69"" AI? ma HONBT PRICE VIII.“- $1.5 II.” $1.3 ONT