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“a The Molsons Bank Douala. Carter's r Little Liver Pills. _ "-tto+ m an. HEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL Capital Author-Izod 't5,oooatoo Paid-Up can»! - $8,000.0oo Rout-v0 Fund - $8,000,000 A - but!“ “than. dons. Cot. ootlonl “0. an!" - wane In I“ put!“ no Dominic-or In] who. In an we!“ manna-o! law diam in? madman In - But or Ind-I The tlittrtttuttlitt Fire WM-vw-vu - - -...7-" r" Government ...... ... . . . .. “17,140. All polil io- imu-untoed by the London and Mn"! he Insurance Company with Assets of 816.35.638. Mind Wright. Secret; x. 3 am. Inspector .UCKIIBROUOII & 00 Anti. Indian. PM. In. load Office} Waterloo annoying .ctr.rituccvcc. 2'i0,000.W Subscribed Capital . . .. . . .. Pepe-“wig! the Dominion! the tailor, the only Agent in town for the _ the most popular sowing whines on the market. A perfuct whine M well u a handsome piece of furniture. All the but improve- iiiiiiiir"A auu. v at at ittaeh - mats with - machine. Cull st the old stunt. "I. St. The Misses hhmta) “an in not I do but vim w. no showing would” now In M". human MUM-Mm,“ with an my aunt in was, In " and Chum“ In". Insurance company on“ 0ch Hung”. It: not con. and meet not hat Damian-club's A In mouth that Scum Bul- JOHN BITZER, ID [18858 “Ilium, l 'ti'G _ ti *"“*‘,&2',"‘\";Slihfi“c111£f.l‘i"NETS"? i 'rex" '.. "w ...- -....., ”KINGST.,IM. "i"iiii'iih%i-iuai-otaeeeomeo"art. RAYMOND SEWING MABHINES macaroni“: 0-1875 SECURITY. JAWS -rg"mR. mar anlno an”! RITZER'S. WATEBLOO G. M. Dela: Gives “can. or Mettittn at the Berlin not!!! of [rule Meetitw DU- cuss Other Matters. FAVORS COUNTY BOARD OF RRADB At the general meeting at the her- " Board ot Trade on Thur-lag ev- ening, Mr. a. M. Denna intimated that at the next meeting oi the Board he would introduce a motion that step: be taken to organlu a Waterloo County Board ot Trade. He stated that there are many interest- in which the various town and vii- lattes in the county can be tteHttod by combining enort, such " aecuring better mail service, interchange ot height. Niagara power, natural gas, etc., and with representativea iron the various towns and villages meet- lug periodically splendid work could be accomplished. Mr. Denna also pointed out that should Berlin and Gait separate trom the County the proposed Board ot Trade would still keep the towns and villages connect- ed. . . The Secretary will communicate with surrounding Bonds ot Trade respecting the proposition. Interchange ot Freight. President Fryer, ot the Gait Board ot Trade, wrote stating that the Transportation Department of the Candies 'ututtatsttrrertr' Asaoeiation is endearorittg to induce the Govern- ment to introduce on amendment to the Railway Act, so that the Board ot Railway Commissioners. on peti- tion ot municipalities, or bodies or, shippers, could require railways where they meet to construct an .inter- change or (muster truck, so as ‘to permit ot he interchange ot name tor the benefit ot the public. It is stated that the Government is con- sidering the introduction oi a clause covering this in an Act at this ses- sion of the House and asked that the Boards ot Trade ot Berlin, can and Preston eo-operate in the agitation and pass suitable resolutions to be saint to the Minister of Railways bl. M. Rice. ot New York, wrote asking tor any literature or puhhca- tion referring to the mattutarstitrittg interests. out, of Berlin: A copy ot the new Board ot Trade report will be forwarded. proposed and amped: J. w. Stamai man, H. P. Bingham, Geo. Schcll, W. T. (loll and E. o. Weber. The Canadian General Service and Col9niza1ion Ctr., Limited, of Mon- treal, proposes to issue a monthly journal on June lst tor the purpose of promoting the business/ot the var- ious towns and wilt publish all trade inquiries and other matters ot com- mercial interest with which they may be supplied. "A-c;'()ur;ts amounting to $12.15 were read and passed. _ Mr. W. T. Gail, of the Canadian School ot ScietttlM Salesmanship, addressed the Board on the object ot the institution, which, he stated were "io do good and make money," and spoke slrungly ol the importance ot developing the business laculties of the young men. “is address Was attentively listen- ed to. Mr. Crott intimated that the head ullice of the School has been moved trom Winnipeg to Berlin. at the meeting, Mr. sTiioilrT;r"'preston, an old Berlin boy, was an interested visitor MIDDLE LIFE The "change of life" II the moat ,riticy! period o,t . woman's .xireteare, and the Inxil-ty felt hy women All it draws near is not without reason. . Every Woman who ne- tatt tho care of her with u. this time invite- dig-a anglpain. . . When her try-tam is in a damaged condition, or the in predieposed to upo- plexy; or rhngestion of my organ, the tendenry is " this period likely to he. oomo ictive-and with a host of nervous irritation., nuke life a burden. At this time, aim. cancers turd Eamon an mum liable to form and begin their dee. trmWo wort. ' Such turning symptoms u tretttte of mtttocation, hot Bastten headache-9, lurk- orhea, dread of impending evil, timidity, pounds in the can, palpilatiun of the em, trhnmtaritirs, mn- 'iiittio's, variable appetite, trainees, inquiMmlc, and dizziness are prnmplly headed by intelligent wo- men who are ap.pyvach.intr tho perm-I in life when womn's gm" rlmnge may be “my; _ Lytfil E. Pinkham'. Vogvtabk' Corn. pmml was pnpaml to Inn-t the "was of womml'u- 'system at this tryimt period othrrlite. " invlguntm and rtt%toit- «In the brnale organism and builds up the min-m] nqryuns '31-!an . ' For grrria) mix-iv nit-Ming this im- portant grin-I women. aw Invited to vrito to . m. Pinkhsm, u Lynn. Man. And N will he ("mi-ha! 'tbrirlutely fru- ot chair. The [mu-m. Mer. l'inkhant h thee matthr-in-law of Lydia F. Pink. Mm, her “distant h-nm- hot dam. and lot twenty-iive year!- seine - rah-in- be been Im-Iv given to sirk Wmm‘u. w what towts E 1'inkham'r Com. ttgd did for Mrs. Pi"rkmo and Mrs. am: ”(at In. l‘iukhnm :- " mu. -w. . ..V.W'V.TVVMe "In my opinion thero " no moetietrte made for wotm0t whirlu mm rumpnn- with) Lydh P.. l‘inkham's 1unneatttlo I'umpmm-I. I you! have an t1rttwr triemttn the Itomi. n (hall I m. At tho time of dualism of II I "IQ-ml “Mil t was marl: "my. aml cm am In totire wim. t was m irritnMr. 1mm "ati"',',,'?,'.',", male I m; tt 'a',',',';',',', tr,',',', on whom .mn- y t mm t tu MM lose my mum Iu-rurc I on "'aaltahr, Mugak-ly an "M Mow-I your \quahh (Mayan t. Time When Women Are Susceptible to Many Dread Diseases-intelligent Women Prepare for It. Two Relate Their Experiences. _ W. unu- saw, no " do: “UVIKNIBNI' um! I -dhu-dtttieqaaougstoatsaeow. - lotto: toe pod at Berlin. in an. an rm'u‘ on. “mound Sam Eatin-tee M ul'Y,'tt' “mu. and . pane o" “a. to Landau: um by Wk,“ ot Ltprert a . Co., when In in myopia!“ and PM“ W]... 1.1mm hookkoepot Mne- m exub- wuds Coats of Mn: “that” In Berlin. The address, Sewer Farm. which was staitabty tam to " -. Mr. Schicdel, In ulcllow: _ lama ti but Friend l-. "12.91:- 1ttu,rIe,1'tyt1 'ee Allow " to -tuute you on your B'ppetlttttrteBt co a. your»... at collector ot column. m we sincere- ly wish you the very best mete-s in your new position. At the some time we regret very much that owing to your sppointment you on orangu- to sue: you emanation with us. But let Ill ”lure Jou that tor the ten year: you hue been with us a book- keepu we have aiwars lound you taithtuVaeeurate, obliging in every renptct and a gentleman throughout. COUNTY COMMITTEES BUSY. In Tder that. you mu was: t tugitle toren of our esteem and w- pxecintion ot your nimble services rendered us while in your employ. we herewith present you with this an» bro": and purse. May they always be t reminder ttt the pie-nut good- fellowship you spent. with us. Your: very truly, The Property Committee met at the Court House and decided upon Iunher Improvements in the court- room. The old-time iurr-boxes haw been removed and these will be re- placed by a low piattarm withoqt the petition surrounding. The seats in the court-room will also he removed, and the terraeed floor taken up, and instead 3 sloping Mor will he laid to the centre ot the room. This work will be done by Mr. Peter lust, whose tender amounted to tot. Opera chairs-125 in number-will replace the benches. The Judge's bench wilt be lowered about in loot. The painting of the hallway lead- ing to the at prcsgnt. The Committee is ot the opinion that when the improvements in the court-room are emnmcted it will be the ncatest and most comiortabht room ot its kind in the province. t'ounciUors Radian], Ochs. Plum, Ot- terboin and Warden Cherry attended the meeting, - The Roads and Bridges t'rmuntttee is making long trips those days. Last week the members inspected Taylor‘s bridge at the extreme north of Wel- lesler T'p, and to-day they went to. Ayr to insrtet the inundation of the Nithvale bridge near that village. At an adjourned meeting of the Y MA'.A. commence at Hrspeler it was decided to organize temporarily tor the purpose elbowing the eommodi- ous Strathcona parlors tor Y.M.(‘.."l. purposes tor the present. The pum- anent organization will ta"e place in Odom-r. The following were elected as otticertr : Pres., Mr. Geo. w. Tobias; Fecr., Mr. S. L. Hahn; Troas Mr. E. S. Boer. A strong executive Poard ol Trustees have been appoint- ed. The first meeting of the excru- tive will be nold on Thursday, May lilh, at 8 p.m., in the Y..WC.A. rooms, when' the final oulcomo of the project will tiannouneed REGIE'I' to sea mu so. “an" WILL an 51:; 11111, tiii; wag All If GOVERNMENT “RANT "i.--""'-----" I (unit it " that months and then otrnml ?:i,(i:,i'i.ift,e,iii,",c,etgid,lti,?t'iT,': nnd " mun-M nm to pe 'ett lwnllh. My Adria: 4n sum-ting: Wumt‘u h to try Four I'rgrtaHet (‘nnmuun-l. and thcr _will Jun In disap- (“0""me puinlul. . Dear Mm. nnkham '.-'. "As l owe my spin-did health ttt Lrdts R. Pirtkhaat'9 1"vtitath Compound, I am wry Naval to write And tell Ttttt my expe- ri'wn‘v with h. I um the mother of "I." elm-Inn ruwn m wnmanlunnl, Ind have ”Fly [mm-l [ht-rim otiik, Ind he! at ynulli tttot 1" Mrotte as I did "tr-(y your! mg", and I know that thin in all due to In“? murmu- q friwd. Lydia it. Nathan's Tego. tnble ('umvumml. l "and It Mun my chilulwn wore born. and It TMit new“: tttttttre and marm1 me much pain will. the dunner " lib. I can! It " "td on, fur rum yam. and MI but ikiii "ankle up! "iekmrtthttt my! PP""' mqhgndgn." CC.iiriDiiiiiirh'.' 'iGiiii,Hi* ttith] _ int SC, Tomato. (mud; _ What Lydia F. anhum’n my.» Pomp-mm! did tor Mn PM“. and Mn Mann, it wilt ttts lot who: woman at this time ot Mr. lt he mnqmm! pin. maul health. ml pmlmgnl life in (an that My hunt-I rhrihen' HESPELER TO HAVE Y.hrt Anot hoe Wasn‘t?! ct-. we court-room is teing dune “Elli Hid-Q; Mm. Uni. LIPI'ERT & CO 110 unwary estimate. we wanted to the Legishluu " taat Inn's sitting, and proved to be " addition ot $702,850.“ to the main estimate. ot $5,625,543. the total el- .tuttated Provlnchl expenditure thu- tseine $6,388,308.40. while the expand- ituro tur 1.05 vu $5,386,010. The item tor civil government amounted tor 80,648; legislation, 810,250; ju- tice, $45,186; education, iri'v'iir) public institutions. $3.37!; hospital and charities, $56,780; "rieuittrre, $4.150; colonization, 83,100 lot which 83,000 is tor the Solution Anny); public buildings. including 8100.000 tor additional normal schools, 8151.353; public works, 821,- 750; coloniution roads, $80;600; rel pain, chases on Crown lands, and relnnds, 869,218, and mismruanoomr. 3101.035. including automobile law enlorccment, $3,000; - protection, $4,000; expenses entertainment ot Prince Arthur, 81,035.19; gratuities, $10,000; William snorting. Hmilton, victor ot 2Smtile Marathon race at Athens, Greece, $500; town of Berlin townrds expenses of experimental sewage larm, $4,000; grant to Brit- ish Medical Association (expenses), 85,000; to cover error in total, main estimates, $3,100; woll bounty, $2,- 000; "rdro-Eieetrie Commission, 810,000; Railway and Municipal Board expenses, 58,000; visit of Eng- lish, lijsh and Scotch Bowling Asso- ciation, $400: towards paymeuCeom- mutation volunteer veterans' land grants, 850.000. The medical faculty of Queen's Col- lege for the promotion of medical ed- ucation gets $50,000, and the special grant tor public and separate schools in counties is t60,000. For revision ot statutes an item ot $30,000 ap- pears. Alexandra School, tor new cottage and alterations. gets $20,000. Ottawa Central Fair Association (or dairy purposes, is granted $4,000, and the Ontario Agricultural College gets $4,000 tor a glass house tor in- sects, physics and botany. Cobalt will be Guilizod with. a $4,000 lock- up. an)! C 1!": 609598.425, melimiqarx (a'rrli"ilrisi in "tiiirtriiriFri irnrtiiijiin-" GiartG),"'cte., ah: irroioexi tor to the amount ot t25,000. . The action oi the Government in making a small contribution toward the cost ot Berlin's sewage plant will meet with general approval, although it is considerably less than it was stated Premier Whitney had promis- ed the local Conservatives a year ago last January. The grant of $4,000? will reduce the amount ot the 813,-l 000 debenture. br-law passed by the) ratepayers on Tuesday, provision' having been made in the by-law to that eiteet. BERLIN‘S EXCELLENT WATER On Wednesday evening Chief How-' all ct the ftre department made a thorough and very satisfactory test ct Berlin‘s water pressure. He had a line or hose attached to the hydrant in front of the tire hall and taken to the top of the be11-tower. Another was stretched to the market building; Under ordinary pressure a stream was thrown thirty feet above the tower, and with direct pressure it reached aheight at between forty and mr feet trom the tower. The stream thrown trom the ground hose was very strong, and could eas- ily. have reached afive-storey build- ing. Two more lines of hose were laid on King street and there was no. depreciation in volume when there was direct pressure; which registered 94 pounds " the waterworks onice. Chief Howard reported to the Fire and Light Committee that the pres- sure was entirely satisfactory. A meeting ot the Fire and Light‘ Committee was held on Wednesday; wen Hg, at which Town Clerk Aletter was authorized to give David Bootl- cr one month's notice to vacate the tire hall in order that it may he re- modelled for the accommodation of the department. Chairman Schneider was authorized to secure fegures tor 1000 (not at lrxse and report " the next meeting ot the committee . M. The chairman was Ilsa Instrucu-u to secure Bis rubber washers, three dun-n bras: expansion rings, three rtay pipes, complete, one small exten- sinn ladder, one l2-loot root ladder. one Allen spiny mule “(I , roll-(op desk [or CNet. A - ' _Fasgintrr somervitte, ot the G.T.R. cunstruction department, was in litigant)“ this week with his Matt, taking the necrssary nwnsummcnts tor the tarltttt at switches on t plot ot land donated to the (i.T.R. My Mr. Peter Stark on condition than cattle yurds and shutcs are construc- ted to enable the hunt-u in this put at the cmntry to so more extensive- ly into the raising ot cutie lot ship- ping [inmost-34 It is understood that work will bemmcm‘ed at " orir due. I. “mun-um. with this more it "ii/eo-tion with might negated that I The Berlin "Motifs u of Nun“! Science we main! in pain; their "nun-lions. -rttatl I ml " m you run Dam “I; also - In and an all r" . T. R. CATTLE YARDS AT BRIDGEPORT. I‘ASSE‘ PRESSURE. iriran mum n w your will: imetors,_ytd m " the Brhoot re rm "rr MN" their 'espee4ite - with m. FUNERALS HELD . . IN BERLIN Obscqufes of Two Prominent Citizens Take Place on Thursday Afternoon The tuners] ot the late Mr. J. M. Stable! WIS private, but there was 3 gcod representation ot Twin-City citizens in altendnnce to pay their last respects to a useful and valued citizen. The services at the house and grave were conducted by Rev. J. W. J. Andrew, ot St. John's Church. At the [armor service solos and a. duet were rendered by Miss Evelyn Brcithaupt and Miss Karts, which wue’ rendered in an impressive man-) her. The tttil-bearers were Mcssrs.‘ ‘l-J. P. Clement, K.C., W. H'. Breit- :hanpt. A. L. Breithaupt, and the three sons. Leslie, Eldon and Walter. The Late Mathias Richer. The ohsequies ot the late Mattiias' Richer took place [tom the family residence, Frederick street, and the services were very largely attended by “lam um sympathlzing friends. raaua> iad "In." TE'W'W' _ I'm-u.” he“. tlltttttt; unu- quay "CV“ I i5iiGFit7U no 59553;!- m an In: - W. E. Byickman and at the New Je- rusalem Church, at the request at the family. he preached a sermon pre- senting the teachings oi Swedcnborg " you are “Berlin from impure blood, this blood, de- bmg, nervousness, exhaus- tion, you would begin a once with Ayer'a Saraapttriila, the Samurai: you have known all your life. Your doctor no" lune. Aahttiagattotattt. c; oCiiGusso" he is able to think about God and analize and produce tor himself the lawsAotjifc. " he on Hi; and death. The endeavor was‘ made to show that man was so created that he ream _srsiic periorms these from God's word and endeavors to live according to them he is destined to eternal lite and hap- piness. Hence death is not an inter- rupticm. ot lite, but a combination of it, man carrying with him the same laculties, but with [net oxen-else as he had done in this world. , The pati-ttetrrer? were Messrs. May-' or A. Bricker, Am. J. M. Schneider, C. A. Ahrens, Carl llaruung, K. Mueller and Chas. Ruby. A3??? Messrs. W. J. Buir,"'fortnerly of Berlin, and Hugh Kerr, former Oar- lord boys, with Mr. Glendenning ot Parkhlll, the owners ot the now um- ous University mine in Cobalt, have again struck it rich. A despatch from Cobalt to the Globe contains the news ot the rich vein, one of the richest in the district, that has been discovered. The despatch says: The richest vein ot the district - found ttrday on University property. The University mine borders on the rich Foster property. A Very rich vein on the Foster was discovered lately, which led directly into the University property. Prospecting was started some days ago on the 1mm property, and the Cobalt bloom and nickel ore gave place to a wonderful- ly rich vein of pure native silver. The silver is not mixed with ore, but is absolutely pure. The average width is fwe inches, and it has already been traced over lhree hundred loot. The We Trust Doctors ore is the richest Ind purest, seen in the district, and gives promise ot ex- tending the whole length of theme- perty. Even it it stops at 300 feet it will make this property one of the best in the district. There is great excitement over the discovery. Owen Sound Times :--To the cred- " ot the hotel men, the town pasted under the control at the local option provisions ot the liquor, licensc act on loudly “mm any marked! demonstration of resentment " ythe' change in the order of "airs. While during the day there were perhaps more than tho average miner ot in: toxicated individplls on the streets unh during the evening the. bars of some ot Che hotels were crowded, the night passed all without a disturbing element except an occasional brawl- ing which brought damage to none ot the participants. Hamilton Times-Mr. John Putter- son has not set returned trom Ott:- Irdtgtt fe,terfl', Diwali!“ 1.0018110! in not]. WI. where he my yesterday in the - ' M cm "a! “all. Ind Ala-hm I... interest at the trunnion, Waterloo the ttttate bountiful. to and Guelph Railway application Iota Dominion charter, hut. he hon sent. PEER word to his co-workers, nnd his wont is that the opposition is purely I Th , case of “Toronto hog." e new ' posi The. lashing out ol the hill in rom- tore " ite M. Ertt & Cty. miller do" not mratt that tho appr.- 9M ration is tensed or the project Mor" _ I TYC." _--------- ----e. - _.-------.------------ ed. The llnmilton, Waterloo ml ELOR,t LARR‘ES LOAN BY-LAW tillolph Railway will hiring Guelph an - other thriving rontrcs oi populati-n Etom, May 11.-A trr-ttrw to Aid a “MICRON! NO!" Pt that district 20 mites purer "mm lurniture concern to the extent ot a ilton than they now are to Toronto. $3,000 loan nnd grant exemption lrom II. I”. This " the lmnel ot the whole 0pm.! municipal “ration tor h period ol ton; 't It '" sition not. " is “so I reason why year: was twin carried by . lugs. every oncin “million should all] ration”. The vote stood m tor and Fm has. Wholl- and M to non-ppm or tummy. s “an. I on. in” and 'nl‘ouu-Mu way-nu communion-mun, JOHN PATTERSON 'S VIEW I.“ trd. 2:9! STRUCK IT RICH. THE LID WENT ON. br,?:',,'.':.',":'..'?.,,',.':,'.?,:,?-?. gamma” Mgt Screen Doors _ Hardware, Stoves, Tinwam, Plumbing and Pipe Fitting. Store Near Post OtBee, BERLIN. - - - Phone 14: WE MAKE THE BLOTIIES WE SELL .ln Hamilton we have recently built one of the best equipped clothing factories on the continent. and there we manufacture the arments which will be placed on sale in our Le, store. Thus you will note our method of retailn is direct from the factory to wearer, no wholesalers profits to pay that ought in the natural. order of things to saveuxou money. .. . . When we opcn next week ccme in andcom. pare our values with those you havrbeen accus- tomed to. Find out for yourself ihether what we say is true, or not. Thornton a Douglas lent Open In “on Day. In P. Ilylmnon’s on Stand GOL/D SEAL COFFEE ". The finest assortment of o,m,rty,,,rte,!P Wood Spllt Pulleys FAIRBANKS VALVES " rlght prion Chuhaln Sanford It is good. AN per lb. Sold only by KING STREET, BERLIN G. E. POTTER Ever shown in the Town of Berlin. F BOTTOM PRICES. HYMMEN’S . Good & Go. LIMITED. and Windows Hamilton "tttte 149 Gain]: