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_ S$YRUP OF . RAYMO BROS., Pm Et WATERLOO,. Ount _ _ !~~ will cure that cough U For Covans, CoLDs and Cons\MPâ€" ie ToX \ it . is guaranteed. _ THE â€"‘_â€" Frest Dosk GivEs ReLrer. * The matter of Life Insurance is one which ali men shoud consider. _ The Canads life issues in all plans Linseed, Licorice ' «_ aa Chlorodyne City Drug Store, Deutsche Apotrcke, â€"â€"WATERLOO Your money back Tuesday night The iate of taxes in Galt this year will be 22 mills. Street cleaning operations began in Waterloo on Tuesday. ~â€"When is the organization baseball meeting to be held ? Be sure and read H.B. Duering‘s advt. It will make you hungry. Twentyâ€"six more new members were initiated by the C.O.F. Monday eveâ€" ning. Duering‘s hams and bacons are notâ€" ed for their tenderness and delicious flavor. A new spur line will be built _ to the new Schiernholtz factory by the Hallman the Grocer, Berlin, has a few special seed potatoes to offer.â€" See his advt. Mr. H. K. Snyder, has sold his property on Victoria street to _ Mr. John Fischer. Don‘t forget Duering‘s homemade sausages are the only homemade in the Twin City. A. 0. Bochmer & Co‘s. millinery opening will take place Friday _ and Saturday this week. The friends of Mr. Richard Roschâ€" mann will regret to learn of his sevâ€" ére iliness with pneumonia. The latest novelties in dress goods silks, ready made jackets, etc. uow on exhibition at A. 0. Boehmer & ‘The Mayor has received a number Of propositions from extensive nanuâ€" facturing concerns desiring to _ loâ€" cate in Waterloo. 1 Snow fell to the depth of one inch Try our lard, you will find it _ of the very finest quality and can . be relied on to give the best satisfacâ€" tion. â€"H. B. Duering‘s. _ If your winter supply of pork and beef is all, remember we will call at your house for orders daily and usâ€" sure you prompt delivery.â€"H.B. Duering‘s. "Mr. Josizh Staufier attended _ the Grand Council of the Canadian Orâ€" der of Chosen Friends which met in London this week as representative af the local council. . _ _ Mr. Heck, charged with using _ inâ€" gulting â€" language to a Mr. Steckenâ€" reiter appeared _ before Magistrate Weir at the Town â€" Hall Thursday. The case was dismissed. ~ Rev. Mr. Strassburger, of Schnectâ€" ady N.Y. occupied the pulpit of St. John‘s Lutheran Church very acceptâ€" ably Sunday evening. A large audâ€" ience was in attendance. s Saituatvate etectececPecSecteatnaGedQedQedln diedlealedineys The report circulated Saturday alâ€" ternoon that Mr. C. Quicklall‘a barn Was burned Friday night, was falso. L struck a wood pile near by during the storm and caused it to Mr. Michael Ritzer of Windsot, brother .of _ John Ritzer, merchant 4ailor,‘is very seriously ill with ppenâ€" monia. Only the slightest hope of reâ€" covery is beld out by his medical attendants. ‘The next meeting of the Town Council will be an interesting and an Amportant one. Both the proposed Preston & Berlin Electric Railway, and the Grand Trubk are asking for Epdmm of running on Caroline _A meetingâ€" of ‘the Libraty |_ Board was held Monday wmn consider Tere spprgred of feim 5. foY ‘ainot were & n mm%m for the ersction about April 1st. Â¥ â€" ‘The music loving citizens ol Watét loo will \ _ _ if not benefitted DEVIEPT a_ plip Eplap y io eedindcndopdibinlty iesd ie iiziy Local News. § LIfE ABSURANCE. learn with Stares has tnlldine will be called â€" for that â€" Mt um‘uyoln-lm“ F+©D€| tion ceremonies were ably conducted by Sir Knight Commander lans|. y Hf; M. Snyder: who has bad charge of the Waterloo branch of the Canada Furniture Manufacturers since the amaigamation took place has teâ€" th, signed, the resignation to take effect On next month. _ His brother, Mr.. Aif ®~| Snyder, late of the Simpson factory, Berlin, has been appointed to© take his place. !t is understood that â€" Mr. H.M. : Snyder contemplates entering into some other business in Waterloo. |= lhm’tly. I Mr. â€" Oliver Shants late of _ New York who has been spending a . few days with friends in the Twinâ€"City, left Wednesday afternoon for Chicago. where he has been appointed _ chief resident engineer for the Rand Drill Company of New York who have _A bramch in that city. The change is in the form of a promotion and shows the firms confidence in the abâ€" ilities of Mr. Shantz. His inany friends in Berlin and Waterloo and throughout the county will be pleased to learn of his promotion. The spring of 1885 presented a reâ€" markable contrast as to temperature to the present season. In conversation with Mr. Jacob Kaufman of Bamberg who keeps a record of the weather, from year to year he said that from March 16th to March 23rd, eighteen years ago, the thermometer registerâ€" ed 10 degrees below zero, in the morning raising to 12 degress above at noon and falling to 3 degrees beâ€" low in the evening. Certainly a great contrast to the summer weather we have ‘had for the past week, The time is approaching when there should be some baseball talk among the lovers of this pleasant summer game. There has been very little stir among the Waterloo boys which _ is not unusual at this stage of the scaâ€" son. It is unnecessary to wait to see what other towns will do, genâ€" erally one waits to see what the othâ€" er will do. If Waterloo makes a move Berlin will not lay behind and other towns will follow suit. Though sevâ€" eral players have left town we still have material for a good team, and should hold our own with the rest of them. Now for baseball. LAVELLâ€"On Tuesday, March 24th, to Rev. A.E. and Mrs. Lavell, . a daughter. WANTEDâ€"Cocple â€" with small famâ€" ily, young married couple preferred, . _ to take charge of live stock â€" and. s§mall farm. Good wages. Apply to H. B. Duerine. Waterloo. 3â€"20â€"12t. ROSE CULTURE. "‘The Rose, its cultivation and inâ€" fluence upon the home," was the subject of a most interesting lecture in the Town Hall, Waterloo, Tuesday evening, by Mr. T.H. Race of Mitchâ€" ell, Ont., under the auspices of the Waterloo Horticultural Society. Mr. Race is an able speaker, and handled the subject in an interesting . s.anâ€" ner. It is to be regretted that . the audience was so small. THE MEMORIAL GATE The Park Gate Committee met on Tuesday evening and definitely deâ€" cided to proceed with the building _ of the Queen Victoria Memorial "‘Gate this spring. The many citizens and others who contributed towards this fund will learn with pleasure that the longâ€"lookéd for memorial will soon adorn Westside Park. Operations are to begin at an carly date, in fact they cannot begin too soon. wWATERLOO METHODIST Church â€"(Corner of King and William Ets.) Rev. Alfred E:; Lavell B.A., pastur. Sunday, March 29. Services, at 11 a.m. 2.30 p.m. and 7 p. m.â€"The mom"mg service will be specially for children and will be illustrated with crayon sketches. The evening sermon . will be on "The Foundationâ€"of Christ." Itâ€"will he the first of a series on ‘"‘The Christian Church.‘" Strangers are welcome . at \;u services. 7 THE WEEKLY MARKET. There was a large crowd _ at the regular Saturday market and _ proâ€" duce was offered in large quantities. Eggs were very plentiful and â€" were not _ all sold at 12$ to 14c a dozen, which was the price asked for them. Buttér sold at 18 to 20c. a lb, apâ€" ples 10c. a small pail, green onion# 5c a bunch. Fresh maple syrup . Was offered in small quantitues and . sol« at $1.50 per gallon. It promises ic be rather scarce this year. * ANOTHER BIG CATOH. A . number of Waterloo fishermen have been making Jarge hauls _ dutâ€" ing the past few days. On Thursday Messrs. George Winklet and _ Andy Reid succeeded in landing a â€" s$ting olz“llmmumkumm the dam. ‘They were all from 5 to 6 inâ€" ches in length and were of the chub â€"â€" shitier . variety,. . Messts Gus Kunts and E.F. l.mhhlplll similat . sport, near togo â€" and brought home about 75 fish as the reâ€" sult of their outing. Mr. Joseph Seagram, MP., the. popular Waterloo horseman, will doâ€" nath & ail+e cup tC the CGalt ~Morke Show ‘Association to be set up. â€" for compotition at the ahow in June of JOSBPH SEAGRAM M.P., GIVES . A SILVER . CUP. IJ moce 0f prann age in / PuarscgA j «n qeber Wr. T. ut . het in Poél munication from the Secrotary of the Ontario Beet Sugar favéring a liberal measure of Governâ€" ment assistance to this new industry. Alter some discussion the request con tained is the resolution wasâ€" c¢umâ€" plied with. AID FOR THE A communication was read from the Montreal Chamber of Commerce, with respect to making it obligatory lammuh’mm books of account. The favored the idea and passed a resolution arkâ€" ing the‘ GOvernment to amend the Commercial Law in this respect. BETTER PASSENGER SERVICE President Roschman presented . a report of the interview with . Manâ€" se pecting » # a w k. s Sranke Tay, 5 * o e f‘“.;?n:"og'm;u::.mm w..:: b r' " l " \i “ " = = l l " u Our Spring Millinery Opening will be held next week, on * 3;1 ow p 6 e se 4e t d giving a better passenger Ts s 98 _ s::v,l:':eq;etwm Waterloo and . ‘Torâ€" T is with renewed energy and confidence we ir:“' you with good Friday and satlll’day, lal'ch 27. “- s pnto. Mt: H":eo::‘ '“a‘:' ::;'::; l fellowship and the assurance that we ave in better condition than | Keep the dates in mind and do not miss this important event. _ _ _‘ __‘ ||| :w:et.'t:? :a‘;:!m -’&vieo J; held | ever t serve you during the commg saasen. Call and see the new o xegng ¢ out no hope that it would be possible|spri~g lines. In style, quality, and the right price we invite you! G B. RY AN & ’, s i just now to lower freight rates. slo:est and most rigid examinotion, investigation and comparisons. ® â€" U US s â€" Mr. Hughes gave a record of . ihe difference in time of the arrival of the: Express wagon and the arrival of the mail by street car for forty da;s. Both leave Berlin station on the atâ€" rival of the‘10.58 mail train from the east. The record showed that the Express wagon arrived in ‘Waterioo on an _ average between 16 and 17 minutes earlier than the mail by the street car. Several members scored the street car managers roundly for the poor passenger service given lateâ€" ly dn account of the irregularity in the running of the cars. A memorial will be prepared and forwarded to the Postmasterâ€"General re a better mail service from Berlin to Waterloo. A special general meeting of the Waterloo Board of Trade will be held next Friday evening, March 27th to consider the terms upon which the Preston â€" and Berlin Street Railway Company propose to extend their railâ€" way to Waterloo. Mr. Hanning _ of Preston and Mr. John A. Patterson of Hamilton have signified their inâ€" tention of being present and to give all information desired regarding the extension of the line. A special meeting of the Town Cduncil was held Friday evening to receive the report of the Committee appointed to inquire imnto the advisâ€" ability of purchasing the Electric Light and Gas plants. There were present, the Mayor in the chair, and Messrs. O‘Donnell, Seagram, Uffelâ€" mann, Knauff, and Ovens. The comâ€" mittee presented the following REPORT. Gentlemen:â€"We, your special comâ€" mittee appointed to inquire into the matter of the purchase of the Electric Light and Gas plants beg to e commend that negotiations be openâ€" ied with the Waterloo Electrie Light Company, and the Waterloo Consumâ€" ers‘ Gas Company, with a view to have their respective plants valued in accordance with the provisions of the Municipal â€" Actâ€"relating to . the buying out of existing companies. . _ The report was receivred and after some little discussion adopted. Steps will be taken at once to seâ€" cure the services of an expert to valâ€" ue both the Electric Light and Gas plants. e * t A show window in the store of M. Weiche!l & Son designed by Mr. W. G. Weichel is attracting a great deal of attention. The idea is both otiginâ€" al and timely and _ will appeal :s# pecially to all lovers of the sport of. the hook and line. By an ingenious arrangement of the proper materials a little darkey fisherman is . shown sitting in a sequestered wood, wait ing for a bite. A trout stream conâ€" taining genuine speckled beauties babâ€" bles by at his feet. No detail of the fisherman‘s paraphernalia has â€" been forgotten, the box of bait and . the good old companion, the pipe, all be« ing in evidence. It is quite true to lllhn‘mounmflhfi“ tisement for the fishing tackle . and IMPROVED MAIL SERVICE. other kindred supplies of this firm TISSOT‘S PAINTINGS, The Waterloo Town Hall was crowded to the doors with an intelâ€" lectual and appréciative audience on Monday wm when the lecturer, Nr. EP. N ,: of Toronto, exhib= ited J.J. Tissot‘s paintings under: the ansploes of the Ladies‘ Aid of the 'tmuymmmnwlo&;n-: amous paintings are among est worbdmuernund':d were exhibited nmmn‘:m and magnificience of color com :un.hlho views, from a «of onatie v tad alides inare mhh.‘l .‘::.I“" The Council then adjourned. KEEP ~PROPER BOOKS OF ACCOUNT, C. P. R. CONNECTION. AN ~ORIGINAL IDEA TOWN COUNCIL DUSTRY. to pss fhaer| THU RSDA Y Personal and Social. Mr. Bert Nichol left Monday to visâ€" it his sister, Mrs. Ed. Liersch of Montreal. Mr. David Boettger left for New York state Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Melrose, of Guelph, visited Waterloo friends on Friday. Mr. Jos. E. Seagram M.P. left on Tuesday for Ottawa. > Mr. J.L. Chase leaves shortly for Nimgara Falls, N.Y. where he . will reside on future: Mr. â€" Charles Harbottle of Kilmanâ€" naugh, Mich., is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Hilliard. Mr. Reginald W. Morley of Toronto spent Sunday with Waterloo friends. The Misses Howell are the guests of the Misses Snyder, George street. Exâ€"Mayor Geo Diebel, and Councilâ€" lor Uffelmann have both invested in new drivers. Mr. Sidney Bristow, formerly of Waterloo, is spending a few days in town. He leaves the 30th inst. . for Regine N.W.T. where he intends to make his future home. Mr. John Ritzer returned Thursday evening after spending a week in Windsor. His brother Michael is rerâ€" jously ill and slight hopes are enterâ€" tained for his recovery. Mr. John Torrance of Listowel is visiting in Waterloo at present in the interests of the local branch of â€" the Canadian Order of Foresters. Mrs. Jacob Conrad, jr. and Miss D. Froehlich hare returned home alâ€" ter spemding five weeks with friends in Reading, Pa. Mr, Arthur Nichol of Detroit has returned to Waterioo. Mr. Chas. Scott has gone to Fngâ€" land with a shipment of cattle. . Mr. Noah Gingrich, of St. Jacobs, was a visitor in town Monday. Elmira Signetâ€"Messrs Walter Rupâ€" pel, of Gueiph, and Art. Laschinger, Waterloo, spent Sunday with their parents in town. Hespeler sor. Galt Reformerâ€"Miss M. Ruppel, of Waterloo, accompanied by her brother Gordon, spent Sunâ€" Miss Clara Snider is spending . a few days im Toronto. _ _ â€" Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Uffelman spent Sunday with Galt friends. _ _ J olnnmn Schondelmayer day . with friends here. â€"Mr. and Mrs Hedy, of Berlin, are visiting at Mr Geo. Heyd‘s. _ o kh © Miss Edna Good has gone to Atterâ€" cliffe Station to visit her sister, Mrs. Methfessel. She will remain . wntil SPRING QREETING â€"Rer: Mr. Strassburger, of Schnectâ€" ady, N.Y., is spending a week at the home of Mrs. Urstadt Albert street. Sts, Mr, Bamuel D. Martin, formerly licâ€" ensé < inspector for South Waterloo, died a% the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Sanders, at Saginaw, Mich., on DEATH OF SAMUEL D. MARTIN Sunday. The deceased, who resided with his daughter and who was about $4 years of age, was stricken . with paralysis last September.. He _ was tatherâ€"inâ€"law of Mrs. S.L, Martin of Waterloo. n;- wite, (nee Maty L;h) ; im &wo years ago. Mrs. mn‘ at Prestorm with the remains Monday -mm‘l"h tuneral will take place Wed y afterncon at 2:00 o‘clock from Hall & _ Belt‘s undertaking â€" establishment, Preston, to the Mennonite church for service and internment ~Porsonalâ€"Mrs. High . son . and daughter leave on Tubsday for Al berta.â€"â€"Rev. Jacoob Detwellet is vis We tat e plea*re in extending to the ladies of Waterloo, !ldi: :nd suliuuwling mtq‘. '&: invib«tion to attend our Millinery O;,eaiog, which will place on 1 THE CASH SHOE STORE‘S his mother and will return : to ome in a few weeks. â€"Miss Tizâ€" arton of Galt is staying . with and following days. â€" Store open in evenings. . Uffelmann. Yours for reliable footwear at lowest prices.‘ ROSEVILLE March 26th and 27th uw .1g country A invit«ti0n L ening, which 'illmphu on ' return : to Reliable Jewelry. Our superb array of jewelry just now makes selection easy. Everything is in perfect taste and upâ€"toâ€"date. . _ We have a nicely assorted line of Caumen and Alice fioooevelt bracelets, the latest sash pins and blouse sets, and a good line of waist b It certainly is far from wise to bu‘{"»}:w:sl- ry wherever loulee it on Sale. The imitation looks like the genuineâ€"at The wise was is to come straight to us. Come and take a look anyway. We like to show our goods whether to intending gm'uhuu‘ or to those who are "just s oppiu‘f". We know there is no more upâ€"toâ€"date stock in visinity and that prices are right. of the New Mennonite Church Sunâ€" day evening and Mr. Hauck that ofi the, United Brethren Church.â€" John Perrin is putting up a London wire fence along the front of his farm, which will greatly improve its . apâ€" peatrance. Watchmaker and Jeweller, Centrai"Block, . Opposite Snider‘s M The promotion and review examinâ€" ations Seld in the school here a week ago turned out exceptionally well and high marks were obtained throughâ€" out. reflecting great credit on hboth #eachers and scholars.â€"The way the dogs are disappearing at the prescnt time in and around the village is asâ€" tonishing and someone is certainiy doing the mischief, and that very same person has been found out and unless he comes and makes good the loss, there is likely to be trouble. This act is a disgrace and the guilty one should be punished..â€"Mr. Jesse Filsinger has accepted a situation as @pprentice with W. & A. Snider, genâ€" eral merchants.â€"Mr. E.F. Meelke and Alvin Cress were in Galt last _ Friâ€" day.â€"A Mr. Eckert of Berlin* »bas accepted a situation as assistant butâ€" ter maker in the St. Jacobs creamâ€" ery. He will be on hand April 1st.â€" MY.~ Jobhn Filsinger of Southampton spent Sunday tunder the parental roof â€"Mr. John Geiger has lots of work on hand to keep him going well into the summer. Personalsâ€"Miss Baldwin who was last Wweek reported to be so seriously ill is now, we are happy to say someâ€" what better and â€"good hopes are now. éhtertained for her recovery.â€"Miss Coote of Dorking, has been un?god to supply for Miss Baldwin until she sufficiently recovers to take her place in the school again.â€"Mr. Theo Parr is about to remove his family to Coâ€" bourg where he has obtained a . posâ€" ition as cheese maker. Mr. Part â€" is not ‘only a good cheese maker, but a most excellent citizen and we _ are exceedingly sorry to part with him, and his estimable partner.â€"The choose factory â€" here has not been accorded that measure of patronage in â€" the past, nor could there be secured the promiso of such an imcrease in the futâ€" ure as to warrant its being tm Suaipe hew beon fuile N1 for a a e & i miew tal st the ime of "oriting her condition has not improved. . _ Business.â€"Immense quantities â€" of spring goods are being receivedâ€" . by our morchants here in abticipation 6f the apting trade. Ali the egg dealors have to make very‘ frequent visits to "lal. J _ eoO8, Cash and one price to all FRID A Y, | petinteds ST.JACOBS. LINWOOD. Sands, yes millions, | .". â€"_ y‘ [ » by the business n_.J â€"â€" HOUSE CLEANiNG SUPPLIES..~â€"We have a en T is‘ Nee Neay i ns s en PPRAn PV L 0C C wit eadte pe in eaang ag nene * bouliie: whal ie ( Ladies® Rainâ€"proof Coats This twfllboumebl-do-wdluthq-:“ An and showing the. th ind in hy morenared Tad ces oo ie Our Staples and Cotton Goods new customers daily. â€" The exeell-u:nlu together, flthfluu::. m lines m mfl atiraction, see our new Shirtings, Galateas, Muslins and Yaftosl Millinery Opening _ _ â€" Our Spring Millinery Opening will be held next week, on /\ _ . |. Friday and Saturday, March 27, flt;g Spring Millinery Openi We extend to you a cordial invitation to visit our Show Rooms on the above dates. P King St , CHRIST. WOLFE, i de ires to announce that he has secured the agoncy of the Empire Wall Paper Compans, and is preâ€" pared ti show samples of over 500 natterns of Domestic and Imported Paper Hangings, thâ€" ‘Froductions of the best artists and colorists in America and Europe, All in stock, ready for immedâ€" iate delivery. Painfigg and Paper Hanging dene at moderate charges. RAYMO BROS., Stationery, Books Wall Paper Supplies. ble shades as well as a complete .'nn.-_ here toâ€"day, we invite you For more than ten years has our coug cure stood the test.â€" Do not naJeet a cold nora dzht cough when one bottle of Dr, H d‘s Oom':fl- m()un will bring indtant . 25 and 50c and every bottle guar """l.#n' & Waterloo, Phones 49 and . 216 Open Sundays. We have purchased consignmen :::To‘hm‘ Wou:w f prica t of Caustic T T R i you any quantity. Sp:fl*xw U l ' Ss L " ( : & | Market Grocery, Berlin â€" Headquarters 5o to 500 per Roli Waterioo, Ont. s FOR â€"â€" w« AND â€"â€"â€" Successor to in proof.Coate, are likely to find what fi,i Newest Dress Goods . Mrs. C. Steuernagel, FRIDAY, MARCH 27th oaUBTrO SsoDPA. Aary a Cotton Goods rloo, Ont. and following days. I1â€"2 mo# O U will be held on y JF*. CATTLE, HORSES and YOUNG It is the cheapest and best. It keeps old stock in perfect condition and makes young stock grow as nothing else will do. It restores the m All stock like it. None ever ih 20 lbs, for $1.00. Try it. TWINâ€"CITY Tulips ia three or four of the finest . shades. + e Roman and Dutch Ryacinths; Vio=« .. lets Carnations and Roses. L ?*‘, _ In profase bloom in pots: Asalls â€" > cinths, eto. Plants and Cut Flowers. InAlaae {Mnararlos | Myalaman. VW Also a fine stock of Palms, Ferns, _ Smilax, cto. zs . oo o L=ttuce, Radishes and a1l seasonable .‘ vegetables,. *IPap nR > aak *Mail and Express ordera‘ p A#\ filled. 2 ytd Mc y s Phone 38. thi ‘_h.fio nh.::lug.flbn? us e fll’n to those who cannot at % Write for cataâ€" logue or * G@ourse" cireular, logue or "Mail Gourse" cireular, H. L. JANZEN, HALLMAN & CO., j Manufacturers, Berlin, Ont. W. J Elliott, Prinsipal Has no equal for HERB FOOD Waterloo. â€" â€" BERLIN S S