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WV itiat no lea than 500 pounds if! in“ mute: was sent out of the _t.'.iatetsirt" postottiert on Thurmuy of this if“ An idea of the amount ol ', . jammed by those who mm ttet ' nay be had when we “M that I quarter ot . ton of guar- uul other Innis "" to be 'rrFtutitt and otherwise hmdled 2Stet, no may at the Cute t i, cam is and at $1.200, the . ad 1mm; in!“ receiva- Bh.rt1l'fd'ddl,', clear “00. if“. out; M in com-cm- F g" other rta no limilsr to than: £33m. but. in looking at the " , ot business trsutsaeted as “is" with the “lanes received 'ttit,ts_itraettaissir tar in dunes ox :rth"Vtt?tr pom lug-mound. _ ". Peninsular-Genera ot the Do- “a ot Canada lns issued instruc- tttrite, penance oneials in all ex- 'i potions“ throughout the Do- tl'!it, to weigh nil mails coming in i. m out or their amass. The (fbi.rr.t-tt of the metallic: depart- Zuant ot this county has attained to ' mm of perfection which inspires “Elude public eonBdettee. Money mud to the extreme bounds of 'w. 00min)“ through our mtils is “mainly as sue as when sent i, m, Ind when: or never is a 'er, (Feve- a post card, known to '0 “my. What the purpose at hav- 'it Winn“: weidxed may be is not ft?,'"', stated by the depart- moat, th no dbubt the iniormtttion -ired through this means may be “in eitimnting the v-Iue of mail mauso- " in mm... to k, Th we. of the Town Council oi full- ttt (ranting an exclusive fran- ’_¢ke-b the Bell Telephone Com- my to operate their plant in the “w" tor tlets years, has become 3 Mt of considerable comment. ’5 conditions upon which this trtut- "ti" has been granted are that the Lonny pay the town the sum of :W'annnally and promise not to i/ite any higher rates in Berlin E“ In other towns, in which the 'itl,te,,e": plant is operated, The It" assigned try the Council for S; _ negotiations may be enumerat- "i I follow: ' W muting towns and cities 'i' um um similar arrange- ' with the Bell Telephone Com- , " that it Berlin did not make r,'. _ "agreement the town would sim- .-. ""5 out $300 and have no better Eh «It: a present; that even ME f I "f company P. um aw - . in Birlln it must in eogt- , , ot the lranchlsen granted t It5 peopl- iy other tom, be) ‘ tet a local “can, to In order) I8 t e - the town again“ possible . " . . Iron a ”bionic "and- We ATI' be wary to con- . " loll utephorte connection. tte 98'“! good inn-muo- ol , 8 in. an til-p at " . With - excl-sin , l to powerful math-an 't - ny which a. nun Tole V V " Pre in " 'titll.')'; a our - "th, t.%.ttrtineetthetr u, m t.o "In H w - cl "ADIRO- (orrtia,-- day. The deputmcnt 'eiiA' get to work too soon at “I; the proposed addition to the "In you once . EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISES. Fiu'aiett- in the nu [an In. an. " an: by P d: - .......~... 0M3 - .r.w.. .._ 101,113." _ nun-e _..... ._. "NM." r. W .r..e. m.NtrFr.. “ML" tiosrai. MATTERS. itilf'i?r'.lti:'s1':'ii,ii':' "Qt-ttrr.-" _ .i'udtmhunnhr 'th" human. or iilii)t'i?g'it"iii'iiiiti?, M bun-u.» £375 -iisub+ In. Us“ loan " - “mitten-n.- “him. than ..tmriio""iaost, “Nikki“ manual. m. “an d ”51,“ an“. l 'ati1,tr'aSJ"ca'lttlMi', his" mu an “Gianna-hymen!“ ootta.t_rightutstraar- ”a”. 'ii?t,lt'it?! T" Munch-ho Wan-inn!" terra'ff.'t'ah'l'lalt ummuudw lemma. Ihoud homo-c171! "ttted. Br. More I“. not an. a. Ila-fol 0*. vii. on " 'stahrtAiaq o W w p i own u“ a. thi9itet rt lit-bin. F In new“ a. - not“; oi his hill. Dr." I.“ “i “of “no in "arm lie.- “In“ in not. than on ”vi-o. Cues m on record the India! mu m to m an. ttir ”out. o provincial border to assist o dying mu. Under use British North Mn- eriu A'ct the Ped.eahPariiamrmt ’In“ the power to take the stop he “vi-ed and Inch a oondiilon u we hove in Condo My would not be lolernted in any other country 01 the civilized world. Even Gamay nod France, two riul union. trr- rupd A neutral territory ot nitoen miles along the border in which one- dicol men ot their country might) pumice. The msutrrustuttmtt ot a (Maul diploma Wonk! not only co- ablo one to practice all over the Do- minion. but it would altto permit n L'noldion doctor to proctia in any portion oi His majesty’s dentin. It was in the interest. " once at the medical proiession and ot the public generally that thee progresslve step should be taken. The council with its membership of thirty-nine men would act as an advisory board to the federal authorities to ward on any national pestilence. If a. doctor lad the right to practice wherever 'e desired in the Dominion the sup- I- would be more evenly distribut- ui, The council would be composed H be t)xed according to the number' o! practitioners rrgistered under the law of the province in the Following proportim One for the first one hundred or [nation thereof, one for tle second one hundred or fraction keno! over tmo-halt, and after the me. two hundred one for each suc- essive six hundred or fraction there- ot over otse-helr, one trom each Uni- w'mity in Canada engaged in the “etching ot medicine and three for the horn ethic doctors throughout the whammy. Thirst me“- " of the Council - he held In Guava and Dr. Roddlch'e idea was th It nil subsequent meetings shonid take place in the capitol city. " one member from each province who shall be appointed by the COT- "cor-in-Council; members rrTreaent- " each province whose number is The statement made in the local Tory organ that Mr. iAusitturupt had "Med tor prohibition II I deliberate Idle!!!" to Inimt the hen. Mr. Breithmpt - Voted tor nor ageinst prohibition. What he did vote for was Mr, Ross' bill to submit the question to the people try means ot the referendum. Mr. Chnilton’s bill to mend the alien labor law, em- bodies the principle adopted in te- solutlon by the huttutaeturertr' As- sociation. The meant in! allows the importation tor employment of skilled labor by new industries. The amendment would extend this lite erty to All industries if needed. Lat iear 185,000 km of beet-root sugar we. produced in the United sum. an increase ot 140 per cent. on the output ot the previous su- BOB. Michigan, Vim-in, Colorado end [on were the chic! prcducen, ttttr-om ot the 'sitthtr-threc tpor- iex being in there [out "ater The prosperity ot the Maury urou the line “an Inn (or ita (azure here l M has For Tm CM", “that“ PM“ man ms. . Wtttr-t an new condition numb ftIrt,"p'r','/d,f,d I. puni- with III "tt mammd ”it: was!“ NEW DISCS POI T mm [mm Dru tother :33 mum? g” . . “any y... Mum-“ICED!“ it. re Md 0;...“ and on“ b .... 'gr/ttMarque/tat',' Juneau-nah!” will tall-:9»: “at“ Dtesirdirtt.yrri, m ”noun-00H a. UNT, CANADIAN COUNCIL Whit. the public mild EDITORIAL NOTES. Mt”- in being " IEai.l, BM - A " "il, . "NI, _ EmE " n f , 'WdE , 'rar' ~.‘ EN _ a. ' 5M: - F" r h.“ - - h ar, _ th.eeoth- up ”0" would I! u ,'l',t, m an an “3”? b _ - . ' " r'qite9ft any: . ' In - um that an: In: now who! n mt It... at 4sNttuttrtott when they ca do with . “All” pence tttree. l is when that than policeman bad not enough to do to [up M on ol miactriM, or they would not but u tine to do a tiny have do”. mm mm. .-. Tb - city ot land“. -. "8 thq -atted one! belt, In - ex popuhtion which “also! tot,- 580 will: "ring the and Ink "tB-tter, loot. Alida-pr son- und tot by It. public “.130 nu 'aratas ot worthy". with 30.4” m with! In ammo: to- ad. _ A CITY or 10,000 PAUPBIS The total in the mm a the timeotresstr.ibeesimr"", and this 10'.th thrust wt Eagle-d is "ir1r9rotryt low. " Appeal. moreover, that tt is re- lattvetr Inge In mpbrtion to the populetion, the number ot paper: in every 1,000 Nebula“ NM greater than it we: in my ot the tour yen: preceding There Ins n decided increase over n00, newly, 'trom 22.5 to 23.7 in the tho-nd. _ " should be said tho am an tig- m do not include "gr-MI or the lune poor. More than 150,000 per sons were admitted to the metropoli- tn cum wad; last rear, and London had to provide tor 21,400 ot the insane poor. The latter, like the lune plupcn, are steadily in- cussing in numbers. But here is a [till more remun- hle tut. ln cum-.21 per cent. of the entire popmtlon over " you: of age. exclusive ngnin ot the vog- rnnt end the inane, ere peupers. No doubt many of these people he gar: work -in childhood, no doubt many ot them were glad to work whenever they could get work dur- ing the long period ot lorty ot tltty yous. It would he n libel on the nee to think otherwise. And yet the competence which looms up be lore the vision ot Mr. Cmegie was not torthcdrning, The road for 21 out ol'every hundred of the peopie who were destined to live beyond 65 yous Wu the mod to the poor. house, and among the " who have escaped that goal there must he I considerable percentage who depend upon relatives end who toiled, like the others, not always through lnzi- /1"l'l and dissipation, but through nausea that do not reflect upon their jiiiGirr" or their chsrncter. The London Times, trom which the statistics axe derived, is inclined tor think that the paper city is in- creasing license the "tttrt-ies and workhoqses arc Hing made so Mr trutive. but the tales it tells of home ot the luxuries do not impress one with n sense oi wild ennu- snco. Nor is there much to at- Red sympathy in the Malthusian suggesting that "itumodertite iam- iliea are responsible tor fully as much paupensiu as is imoodente drinking." 1 The predominant thought alter reading the paper's long review of a distressing condition is that back of it all them must be many netory oril1-deserved misfortune and ot the lock of opportunity. And while it is true that the undeserving poor should not be invited to throw them- selves upon the charity of the ‘pub- lic it is gratifying to learn that de- cency Ind some few little eomlorts have been instnlled in the poor houses since the days ot Oliver Twist. Though the Quad Trunk Railway system carried over 30.000 tourists and sportsmen into one district ot Cur-duh summer playgrounds last "or, the Compuy is starting out this year with o vidbrots policy of advertising to still lurther lncrense the irltt" of pleasure-seekers who up mully travel over this system. The compmy has now decided to give the populace of some ot the Inner cities in the States of Ohio, Michigan. Indium, Kentucky and Pennsylunit An opportunity of Ice- in; the series at photographic yiews it had on exhibition at the Pon- American Exposition " Bullslo. There will be over 100 pictures in the collection. etch maturing 3 loci O has by 4 to“ I inches. in .m- tion to one of the ttttetrt collections of would an that has "er been no". Thu M include when: of block ban from the “Hummus of undo," {an old Int-khan: from an Bt. L m. ind-locked ad..- from their not“. Vim, ad - W of nu Plug. A mule-nun at th Gun! Trunk will my the mum nd the m gamer vlll he humid in the ”has portio- ol the cm- visited. “on.“ at - of literature. “It“ the swan! raglan- to he “but. will in Climb-M. The "tttt will up. at Sou-Aw. lick, - IO, at Show than to Dru-i It“. In“! to m- ail - h th, a“. _ Th can CAI-“n Forum”! a. to b in" no" nettle" TIE W ,rttttteaqrtmveekts in dare-ttttFiat-teu'" Nat-113““: mm"- iue WWI?! EXOURSIONS TEN WEEKS’ TOUR In num- , hono- mm can“, chug but» mmw ',,t'atUlStdtlr2 'ot woman - Ke a"- - ', MRI " - " ‘f = - _ . .'»4 a f“ - c. 'tnee:' , c. g - t a" r m ', r in. an. new, '1 tllltAl.'t in“ a, J,'ttltt o a. n. ite-ttr. nu- I to the who M Br. “went 'iiiik',llii' _m'o than“. In. i . on; "Ar-tsa-sr - In “to“! - down, " 'krptah'tifut,ttt, ol-the let w no haunt” am my . 1 wall greet Mm trom violent “than ot Paitt which would one no in the “owl! end armmd the heat. It is impossible to: me to d6qeeitq the many ot the 3pm. Severn times the doctor: In hath ir named. In! trien- “the; me ttring. I wu wholly mm. to; "(om my household with. all Was! - medical treetrnent" ell-through the glimmer, bu; without benMt. My appetite we me; my heat would pelpitete violently atter the lust exertion, and I was pale and emul- ated. My huhmd urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and pro, cured me a supply. Alter .using the pills a couple at weeks, 1.1mm feel that they were lumping me, and " ter using seven bottles, I was fully restored to health. From that time until the spring ot 1001 I enjoyed the but of health, but at that time l lelt run down, and suttered trom pains in the heck. I at once sol some more of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and they soon put me all right, and I nm now tooling better than I have done for years. I can- not praise these pttla too much. not can I too strongly urge those who one ailing to test their wonderful health-restoring Virtues." Dr. William' Pink Pills go right to the root ot the disease by making new, rich Mood, and restoring slut,- tered nerves. Ittfttits way they can such troubles 'aa the lunctional Bil- ments of women, restore the glow-oi ham: to allow cheek, cure pupi- tation of the heart, 'ann‘emia’, head- who, indigestion. kidney and liver troubles. rheumatism, partinl par- alysis, St. Vitus dante, etc. Be sure you get the genuine with the full nune "Dr. Williuns' Pink Pills for Pale People," on any bog. " you do not tind them at your dealers, they will be mailed postpaid at 500, a box, or six boxes to: $2.50, by ad-. dressing the Dr, Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. A meeting of representatives ot the Berlin & Bridgeport Electric Rail- way and” the Waterloo Township Council took place on Saturday last. " Centreville. The object ot the muting was to frame a suitnhlc br- lw "o he passed hy the Couugii granting the B. & B, Railway Com- pmy a right of way through private property in Bridgeport. The com- pgny had intended running along the main thoroughlare pt the Village, but owing to its narrow width the Council would Bot allow the com- pany to construct its line on thc street, but instead, they were lump able to granting a right ot way he- tween the street and the mill creek BDFPIIHG to the bridge hotel. The br-las was given its ilritt and' second read- ins and will be finally passed " the regular meeting on April 5th. The plans ot the Berlin & Bridge- port Compeny are completed and they ere prepared to go on with the work of construction at once, and have the med in operation by July next. The route to be followed try this line is: Starting et e point on Weber street. trom the present ste- tion branch, along Victoria street to, St. Leger street to in point near the residence ot Mr. F. W. Shepperd. where the mein_line ot the Grend Trunk will be crossed, end elong Louise street to Lencester street; thence eround the hill our the old Colqnhoun property, moron private property past the proposed lite of the auger factory, continuing emcee priute property to e point neer ("asset's Hotel et the village of Bridgeport, where the proposed line iwill erase the with reed end run (behind the buildings on the north issue through the villege to whet is known as the Bridge Hotel, coming to e terminus between the hotel end Koerher'e bluhmith ehop. It is an propoeed by the corn- peny to eonetmt en over-hot dun heroes the river " Bridgeport, rele- ieg the weter eey ehont three lent. thin would here the elect of making e delightful eheet at we“: mtitieimt. tr deep lot beetles to: two miles up the river. " In eeld thet under them clrcnnutencee “let this would mete one ot the meet "vor"," spate in the province lor "In: t+ eorte. moths, end ell kinda of meiotic ever“. _ . in. TI. he“ nun! ctr-mum e! the Brien. - le a “this! Iron on Order ot Canal “on. Club! muse Attended a. men: at It. will hid! In am“. Jett tlttoem+e a" sun“, tant. ',2Nutt, did m-rt-dt" ttht an ”not be out! i: . . S'dregra'2',t't'l, tiii a...» Stqitil.i!, m" ", p unsung TOWNSHIP IS PhvuioitLE bun, To MM! . E 2...} - - I2 _ . MPI . w}: a, . " - a NSF." " BW! xvi} . 4 IE ’, 'al 'ii1iitltlialIll g: =1, .»-. 7 ' ‘ Mum. "e L». " . . _!iraiii .llhai mtt,rmtttEq " " 'Sli' _. 'gli,i'L1d'tt. At 'SI' l was Ion'br'llh ' , IEE in luau!“ Wkl'i " - m 1M1Mtets,,ig .. a?» tgd It!” are? m. " 35" I ll! '. er..gsgittnu6ttfir, - J. A . an in “a 'WNNW gt at {UM ol Mr. huh. L.. Aytosurr wil- tu is yell nigh oval and 116' - 'ly it has vanished. " new: M Weston!” we at: our cum-n [alum at now Enter M looming up incur at land. It in I trite laying that the chariot of Old Pathet Time rolls on with u: magma; pue as the year: go by, uni some tnorth- ing. we will wake up, a much tre. our destiny, and ttad ourselves startled by on: meat all Antwan! - pguuce. th- an" and _ " ot old we with; lightly upon-.0"! time-worn “put, an is " (he mum of "e.rsstt town» has not blown nil traces hum the hula plain into some tar aw limbo ot oMte- lb. The winter has vanish; and qirit& it the transport» in it. pundit oi motel animal tttti- ture. Richer than the Klondike id new: are the mine. ot thought that may he explored during the longtwin- tor evening. Poetry. history, Mo- paphy and Betion may claim at):i 'divided attention “Andie each ent-' hing rich with glorious memories ot the great and wise oi hy-gone ages.' into sweet and enchanting hy~pathe ot literature we may wander at will. The recent perusal ot Lorttrftnyr't ’A‘Talea ot a Wayside Inn" yielded in- ;oxpussiblo pleasure, especially that ,p.c,etieal tale entitled "The Legend lBeautilul" which we recommend . to all thoughtlul readers. The story amounts a monk in the mediaevar age in an attitude of deep and pray- erlul contrition. "in his chamber all alone Kneeling on the floor ot stone,” Suddenly the cell was lightened with an unusual aplendor. His Lord and Master appeared in all his won- drous glory and beauty of spirit, and just as he caught this glimpse ot the mightiest among the. lowly, the convent bell rang and he was sunmonekhy that sound to perform his dutpot almoner, that ié-to dis- pense the charity of the monastery, to the many mendicants that gath- ered around the gateway. "Deep distress and hesitation Mingled with his adoratlbn Should he so or should he stay, Should he leave the poor to wait, Hungry " the outer gate' Till the Vision passed away. But the voice of conscience audibly whispered - "Do thy duty; that is best Leave unto thy Lord the rest." And so with one v6iee ot intense and passionate devotion on the “messed Vision" the monk goes forth to teed the ragged crowd of brggars. This task over he hurries back to the cell in fear lest the glory and splendor had departed. But no! "He had waited his return, And be felt his bosom burn,' Comprehepeirm all the meaning, Whats UiBlestitgt VisionvsajdL -- Hadst thou stayed I must have fied." Tennyson, who represents the greatest literary thonfht ot the Vie- toritm age. tettects he glory and tenuty oi the' world as no other writer has done since the days oi Bhiiketrpeare, Wordsworth, the faith- ful delineatpr ot mture, the rum who "had learned to look on nature not as in the hour of thoughtless youth, but hearing oftentimes the satt music of hummity.” - - There Are many more that rise rohed in dazzling immortality will lend It.', all their enchentmcnts to make lite gloriously hopeful, it we but enter end dwell irt.their gardens of delight and wender at will through each rich paradise ot thought their lofty geniuiiatoldtr to out view. Undoubtedly the pleasures ot liter- ature are the most enduring this fast vanishing life can yield. More especially is this true of the divine ly inspired Hebraic poetry, thd mel- odious cadences ot which echo from euth to Heaven. THE RIVER. In the cslm stuligbt by the river Whose waters rush below, Fonming and tossing and forever Omani they ever go, _ And time rushes on like a mighty giver, And n tttrms its tide Are curled "may on. and ever By We: and lean belied. Ah, cold and glorious silent. river! " we could only be Like the. mute“. and 9, never. A ttttod ol lawman]! But on on Lllo'l Incognimle not. We um n hamlet: lurk; Till st Int the Invu ot lututlty 01an " in the dark. gm o, than in I river at lite ton out the inhuman! A wateg that quenche- m thirst an! “we, T Ph"reg, uni itonrusq toe thee - The Mennonite. I‘ve made u- nngmuts with the Town; Coun- cil " hold Mr mica in the Taming Hull mu their was" claret in .gBeted. Th am -teeqt ,rtttt.h+htarettittt “New noun a I‘M-int nu. limbo!) Ttnt . _ In Jo. um All . , OR J,liilrthihi'ii'iaasiiiE CENTREVILLE Sunday under in pnmtal tool. - Thu-Kisses Ella and Eunice Brick- nell wore tho gnu-ti ot In! Elma Carey. - Mr. Elias Dippcl is r,qreir- ing his house ltd when nabbed it will be . cred" to our village. - Mr. and Mrs." Edward Medicine: and their daughter, Lanna, spent thur. "tay at the home ot Mr. David Eby. Mr. Charles Schmmbefg ot tte- lumen Hexpeler and Galt moved to Fishers Mills [at week. - Mr. Aa- ron Pannebecher ot Fischer‘s Hills is doing n rushing business with cream septum“. He represents the Magnet. Look out for telly pulls,' they will he‘in order next. Everybody is getting ready to goth- er the sweet from the maple trees. The beet root sugar retiaintt is not in it. - Mr. Barker ot Zion preach- ed the missionary sermon in Guelph last Sundny. A young gent from Guelph occupied the pulpit morning and evening and preached two very impressive sermons. - In. Barker and Miss Barker trom Paris are Tis- iting at stl,he,i'",',rdr, - Mr. end Mrs. Jacob look lave returned iron their, wedding trip and token up their abode at the ‘old homestead, there ore “least two more to tor. low Mr. Cook's example in the tu- ture, Zion will be n record break- er in 1902 and Mr. Berke: will be the winner. Died.-Aht Mondny. March 3rd, near Hespeler. Mrs. DorothySchtum- berg, aged " years. ... It Stands First in the Estimation of a Prominent Justiooot the Pam. . The Marvellous Spring Medicine Banishes Lontp Standing Dyspepsia and Stomach Troubles. Paine’s Celery Compound Do not allow dyspepall, indigestion and ntomnn-h trouble. to continue their trodrdeatrMrrg coring-jaw enter thy glad .pringtitms. While mum h Homing [mm her wlntar slumber of death and putting on n brighter tad more chcerlnl garb-while are bbdu', um rlllund the brook. no Jovomly‘ help; their pram of welcome Mallow no, In would men Ind women "um-arm to can . if the fetter. of dis- a...» and pm. on tt u mu lilo that on- 'ble ttr ttt to nr-prrclnro the jay. Ind bent!" of I an! horn reamn. The grout wring emaceipator sud lib. mint from lb: summon aim at Me In Pdm’o Celery Gamma“. Toned for you: by tho “that phy- not». Ind alums. Mum but In over- cu-mlng stain“ ' P. h gladly mom- memlod by the an“ majority of nmllrnl men from d " to any: - "You wlll think In. :03!“an In not Iv-oner ackno'ledgiag to you In "ttlrq Putty fwln dynpepam through "I. ma! 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