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‘3“.- vny debt to grant a lull pu- I here is no precedent (or . " course in the history ot the ' . Je only ala.pitar in- . -, 'Be, dag of Kath on a " . . m (:9me some years ago . ' Pram“ temr bl ieripristniment I -. term was made lourteen years, I die ya- liberated git" serving ' - n, W V T ' l ', , . kt' is clearly otie"it murder, . even though the circumstances all lor mercy, it is doubtful if un- a.' the criminal code a lull pardon ”gamed. The male; will come . on m tthtira thisieek tor con- tidernflon, Mi-anwhilc the ttood oi petitions for (It-money and pardon pouring into the Department. ot, Jus- it“: in unabated. It is estimated that in: am hundred and tltty thousand _ ”no“ have already been heard "rorn. . ;f_SUFFERIN(i _".,1l1il1 YEARS {Not Lie- lira." Robinson, F _ ttttate woman under sen- 'tAt, has“ " Bum: , was gal-mu. enamel-3a the "“RI daughters. will not have m “In In": " My. This F . ilreudy been decided the! of mvidence and the eir- " 'tti 'ot case by the Min- iliiiii'ti','e:riei Fs m '1o!itrttul, I‘ll?! WILL NOT HANG i If there could be a coalition ‘N thor: in fa"or of absolute Bttolitirn of the liquor business, and those who were willing to do a little, the cause of tem- perance would be greatly ad- 'tlctd. tbe Premier ermcluded. minimi'e the 'tmrihle evils o? tho drink habit."' The sneaker was Su‘ James Whit-. hey, at Massey Hall, at th: meeting of the Canadian Temparance League in Toron- fo, Ott Shiva): “I Gsire as a citizen of Ontario Jo join in awry Ica- sonable ttriort to diminish and minimive the 'tmrihle evils ”“Thzre has come to me that comes to the Ines of mil who have pissscd middle age-th' longing to do some- thing that will he of lasting advantage to the world," he continual. . Bllt JAMES ON Taxman ANCE. _ guy-'45; “Enigma: u -", a TOIOIIO . WEAR? - an ___ Lii, kid I own with. ye " 03".an I'dhi2r, Rr. . , mom , ' m " rootn and ',tt"2,'ttat,'attl't, or harm. nd Lt', on record an “tn-lent" "I In ow tl, and “maximum “to 'ith"i?:s,1?, hbontory at In women who have M every form of ','ttttt'tt"g tl- among B,dglrg,'t I 2n'ltf,gt ' mu m - . 1'lSl o'ttl,,ttrah%t ”but _ _ um pang-unomm yoga-Mn hy Lydi'aA E Pink: iv "I . 'g'zh2Ti,ed'..ts'tL' 'viiil2 I “a many. h 7detNl','ls '4'lflt/ld - (htm _ 1553 'd t'elttS. 39 tthWH, out" tl5tP,,'ift,i,it'i,i, in- muon. ulcer. Luau. luau-non $tgtNtr Giil . sleep. Doctor: give me u no they and my t r on b l I Wm M' in:- In win-MM not , gun-nun lived 'f,,ttiiltt'l'l,,! In: tor ten mm untou- mnbleq, in- ”was 'ma till "N ftEiytA-_.itre'oiitr um} "grl'rdri.'2t2'M'iTlt tt 30* C - Dmit- llamas: hunch-nu The almrnlees mm: Iteevets Gross and Dietrich, and Aids. Clement and Wirtterhalt. An intrreetirig [netting ot the Ite. tail Merchants' Assoriation was held Tuesday in the old Council cham- N't, the Questions dealt, with being “Early Closing," "Trautsiettt. Trad- rrs' Licenses," "Delinquent Debtors" and "The Christmas Market.", Complaints were made try neVenl memhcra that some manhunt: were hiring“. “a early cloning by-law Ind one speaker pointed out that the unnnlmous rnoluuon put on the milk ttte book In". mme, favoring 6.16 lor week an and " o'clock Saturday night: was not being lived up to by even hull ot the mien..0ne luv merchant had beau dunking "Store open cm." 11.1- mm wu not a who: at the unocintion. how- cwr. but " w" decide? to call the chief: Intention to um, “In. him The Town Council held 3 tree and easy session on Monday evening. M- ter transacting the routine business with neatncss and despotch the mem- bers present discovered that if they would adjourn who the ordinary matters were disposed of they would read: their homes before nine o'clock. They then proceeded to discuss mar- m regulations which permitted tarm- ers to sell cheese by the pound, and the Assessment Act in whirh the members endeavored to Md out the difference between "salary" and "ite come." It was 9.20 when the Coun- The most important [nature-of the nlceiing was the passing ot n rt?solu- tion asking the Town Solicitor to Insert a clause in the new city char ter, providing " an _vlective Park Board after securing the assent ol the cleetors. At present the Park Board is appointed on the nomination of the Mayor and trlvcted by the Council, come." cil rotie BERLIN RETAIL In!» M In my irtiiiii.Utiani, net It tho mulled New Mt now- not. with Indu- “, um“... 11h not-Int. ”(’3 d. th- utunl an. been-u ‘& ' slant an" 9! than: who mind in it I!” W , lot “I on . Bit ttt. Inuit-n1; henvelly or genuinely “Iii nun Inch them not an. in any enjoy than but that God my men: glor- loIII‘h “I ‘hing of them. On this [to-ind this W do“ give temponl binning! more certainly and more gloriously than on tho ground ot [new ly naturnl cum and etieet. The Lord than noon-malnu- the mani.. "tation. od “lime: to the genius ot the we in which He nukes them. This being a mmdnlktlc Me, it is to be expected that the mnnilesta- tiou of Mein? power will take on a empornl tom. Christianity must have something to Joint to that at- teats it: Divine origin and power, This will not regenerate but it will furnish the occasion ot it. It will “when and convict. This is the new gospel or the old gospel applied to present conditions. _ The reader then drew out 1 number at particular: showing that the gospel an be npplied to present. corp. ditions in precisely the some way that it was applied to conditions that have passed nay. For instance, in Luther‘s And Wesley‘s time men ttsir- ed, "What must I do to be saved iron: the future hell?" The mswer was, “You are saved now it you would only believe it." And many found it so in their man experience. So treday men are asking, "What must I do to be saved trom present distress?" and the same answer holds good-"You are saved now it you would only believe it." And many are finding it so. The only question is, Does the soul attain to the as- surance of Iaith concerning the ob- iect sought? " so, it will be receiv- ed. The paper stirred up a lively dis- cussion both pro and con "vxng the ministers. to do Mu bent to have the by-Iaw strictly oblorved. The Association decided to “It the Town Council to not Thursday. Dec. 23rd, u the data tor the (autumn market. the holiday km“ on . tut- uni-y. This would tend to rpm“ the Int ham" rush over two day- Imtud M raring " emanated on the ", Indore Chrl-tmu. The no“. meeting will be held on Ask tor MINARD'S and yo: will get it. BERLIN TOWN -toi-dnoitmmaottstar. Noe A '1ruggist can obtain an imitation ot MINARD'S LINIMENT trom a Tor- onto house at a very low price, and have it labeled his own product. T is greasy imitation is the poorest Citi/Citi;, yet sea; ot the many tha every Torn, Dick and IMrry has tried to introduce. att-i.eiii'iriiii7tts,rwi 5' an“ M. u a. “unht‘? alum“)! IIKA 30th mam» MERCHANTS MEET wring, . COUNCIL MEET ...,_ kn The missionary meeting in the Presbyterian Church Thursday cvrn- ing, undrr the auspices ot the W. F. M. M, was wry largely attended. lu the ahxrirr' of the pastor, through illness. Rev. Mr. Bradley ot Berlin presided, and introduced the speaker ot the opening. Rev. Jonathan Go- lorth, who gave tt very earnest and intensely interesting description of the grout. n-vival in China, Manchur- in, Caren and the East generally, through which thousands of the hoa- then have been brought into the Christian Church. Surh magnitywnt results are certainly most encourag- ing to I'll miacionaries of the Cross in the torrign field, as wrll " to those III the homeland, who by their praycni. contributions, eta, are seek- ingto have a part in this great work. The choir rendered an 1'll'/d,'; 'prinio ”than. and Min Chrrn K Her ot Berlin In; “God's Promise" by Fran: Abt, with fitte rxprcuslon. Ed The Secretary was instructed to acknowlrrlge receipt of the repor1 from Mayor L. Shannon, (on: rning the Carht Corps, “hid: report has already aprmnd in these coiun:ns anl was laudalory of llee excellent WIN atnmphsllcd by ihe corps. The Socretuy was requested to ae's nowledge the show letter. t Tho nunlhly reports were x'ecci'.c.1 and mm. The Secretary Was instructen to write for prices, etc., in regard to School d..ars I'llivh are to be purcl'.as- ed hr the ‘new sxhool. - “new” ..... mm...” $50 GRANT FOR CADET CORPS HUNTING PARTY IN Toronto, Oct. 22, '09. War Eir.--1 am directed by the Minister at ’ Education to may that as the Inspector reported your Cadet Corps to be very satisfactory in grunt of $50 will be mid through the Provincial Trmsury Dept. to the Treasurer of your board in the rouse o? the nut low weeks. tt that is the Western spirit. " Is not. dlmcult to inlerstand thr. [hel- omenal growth of the country and thit inthusiasm the Westerners feet tor their towns. It is refreshing to heat (no ot them emanate on the meriti of his Nare ol residener. Possiblp we have not heard the name brtoen, tor they are making towns rapidly out that way just now; but am Hull not be likely to torget it in the hr. ture, alter listening lo his upla- f:re cloluen e nnd seeing his infectious enthusiasm. You can smile at his solubility, but we can ted you, friends, that in the intense patriotism of the Westerners lies the secret o.' the cocntry's marvellous growth m1 prosperity. What 3 than! there would te A reguhr meeting at We mm. ho Sckool Board was held Frinay owning. In new of the excellttt e of the rev port submitud by the Inspector in ngard to the Ctrlet Cons Much is under the supervision ot Mr. Cumin;- ham, a grant of $50 will be trade to the Board. The following latter is suit-esp)- tcry:-- - A -ttqts' tro- u M tan In - u a lid-a- W to tot-h. all In my rm . Mia Incl. In. on to In). - qsatt -baatir at pun-d - m. m Tom-toga: men- tduatFintltoeitrtttorh_ er Md IZI\0 larger and I.” ein- bmuwntuu. h bet. 'hatald an" " lads Cor loll. this to con. ". Wuhan "Maid ”usually to buy non than talkie-I. tor in but" not Ha said they Ind “that: In " home ton Ibo had be“ I!!!“ to invest “and by ths It“: tor loan! Indus; that he hand! w" holding a position more “I u: Mutational institution that tn - mime only try the sen- ling in the Mm vicinity or . attatttee ot business an ad lumen, lid that he would be unjust to the intern“ ot hi: neighbors, his town and himself, unlcs be eonftted his purchases, us In a: possible. to In: own loamy. SIIIIVEIIR RANGES ctmTgtttrmtigiairti't tret'itaiette " 6 A mm mm: , WW no» W A number of ot accounts wore passa .000000000.000000--ooooo- mrristiisririii LECTURE "Good Coo hat with (in “ethyl out." Thee'. II. IM- d - lrn bod. We'll nah-mu "an. hulk but the hula dye-v bulb m. a low-II: ”I. h. A.“ 0'.- - m “on. “I - “in. I.“ In! a: book My. It 'tes. - 1 Seawall "DIM!- WINBY. TILDINONJJ. "III.“ Hound at!” 'kdpc‘ n m A. H. Drunty ADDITIONAL WATERLOO NEWS W. Ccl::‘.lhoun Mink“): ol I by Educatic n lur it“! “99 may The roxulu monthly bush.“ tttet.. ing ot the Martin Luna: Sou-towel St John's unborn church v- held Monday evening with a fair “tend- unce at membcrl. ' his am being taken to organize a ttorrat l'llmn or Philhumonic 30- “My sin c the phenomenal sucms o'," 1hr 0pm “'llw little Tycoan" thus has been a drum among the many vocalists in Waterloo to ti?? I. singing moiety or {'hnrnl Union or- gmlzcd for the practice of good choral music whervin tttts diluent choir members rould take a part if tiny so desired. l committee at the following gentlemen were nom- inated at a [naming on Slllll’lhy even- ing to see what could be done End to “range deuiltc-- Mr. Andrew Weiduttuurtrrea (Mayor), Mr. Charles True-ch, Presiiettt pl the Musical Fuck-11 and Mr. w, Phim, nusical director W.M.S, "an", All." the' routing business but he: trnuaeted than you“ he “no pleuure ot “luau; to a human; and vivid ladle-I than try Mr. J. H. Rom, who recently 7mm _ " New York, And tho punchy-QM m thr Creat Hum-Fulwn celebn- tion. The iourm-y u Candied by him wu wry Ink-run“. Mcssrs. Owns and Jncobi have teen given the contract tor the work ol enlarging the Waterloo tin‘gand the work will be commrnacd at emu. The 1h". when the improvements an: fmished, “in lurnizhd strttting capacity for several hundred people. Manager Irving ot the Waterloo Proieurimtal Hockey team has plum- ter of last mu: signed and the team is now almost complete. mm; will ta'se the team to Pittsburg and, (lowland to play trihihitirn “mes lolorn the isockey season opens here. INTERESTING aEimriti 0F MARTIN LUTHER SOCIETY w " arcommcda e abort tsity pro Ile in addition to the various acces- sories necessary in the pursuits o, the ttert-tootot animals. They loll tin, the CPR. and go direct to French station, Parry Sound District from which point they procured inland. Displayed across the front ot the car was the following motto ot the Wa- terloo Hrnting (tub “Each and av. err Nation wrreome to our Camp except Curie." The party comrtised Messrs. W. A Kuntz, A. E, 1Pergott, Geo. Winkler Dr. Sterling, P. H. Rcos, ML Gus, Kuntz and Ed. Setrgram ', Tao weeks Jin be s:ent in Mus'o'p by tho party. oLr town it nth individul member ot tht community would, resolve to henceforth do n! his or he: shopping right here in Trtstertoo-Coryrishtr, 1900. (In mo'Ion by Mr. Neeb and um Frat-MM: u hearty vol. of mu- vu metered to Mr. Boo! lor " In- mam; "dress, which h " my conducted. . Owing to the In: hour at the "all; the with. VII “hurled n! ttq and In. no “not“: who naught II_~ lull! - k. to"r,uttntA-iMoormdttmo ot us to a“ tut arfrtt 1tt Boltdaritr-. that thou-om loyalty to our ml. to out on: low- and to MI c.. we u» no tttqt in doll. to .. wlll not all! In!» our neighbor- but will naturally be» ourselves.. It vault glass on; humus and our mm lite. It would all has“: our "li-re-et. It is . m'su‘e lo Mk you an anything by mum in . emu-my way. A. g matter ot tact you on supply your needs in Waterloo just a economical-Z 1y " in any who. " Cindy chn in the large places. where it costs more to do butlneu, who“ (no: u.- greats uni when the cost of hung is higher, with consequent higher prt- cts for labor and In"! ob all kinds. Let rs rt tottether md'm ll we cannot give Waterloo a law Htpetar, It would mean a new expnrs'cn to A party of Wanda) hunter: left Friday morning on their annual quest (I don: This ytar they have B medal car exclusively tor their our use which In thtgrte. u d) on: ma.“ w 'dit 0 Attrtbt a” an plan out: who I: In M9 bu at (h Md to!“ “*0 u with bun-It ll 3 (“an d on to“ u an WM h LIMI- Hut " . we. of has - I. fad? " in Wall, ms nu; " terlooltm uul Inc-.1 win- "my “on home tor “I” t, - hue obtained hen More ting. hm 1hr, “may 6eteg ”lying an: mu uni] they go .Iny. Em itr. Ihtd and thlr new try all mi may the good- " mm. mm: the mistaken tum-non that any can sue a In out w to doing. How out Vanna mid 'com m hordid Pant-any. CON] RACTS AWARDED " CHORAL UNION QUEST 0F DEER Andrew Charles Musical nu siul " Friday evening the Ladloo' Aid uni Missionary Society ot my Emu: solical Church guve their Anna] Entertainment. There was I well- Mtonded mating nnd the excreta: were most (aloytble and promnblc. Among other manning: wanton!- ing by Mrs. Pepplet. a palm by Mrs. M. L. Wing on "Womdio Work" a radius by Shit. M. Til, Bundle on 'Tmy-two Prarermeetirtgs", a. reci- tation by Mrs. W. E. Lianne: 'eos titled “I'ledmd with Wine." The singing by the members ot the Aid was inspiring. Several speck] pieces at music Were rendered _ by a quartet“: comristittg ot Mrs. Brce. geman, Wight, Hahn and Cress-mm. Also In inltrumental duet by Mn. Cressman and In, Hahn. Another chorus " other members “(he Aid Mn. C'. W. Schicdel presided at the organ. The pMtitr an tt mm ad- dress on the work of the Ladies‘ Aid these many your: past and referred io the beautiful mission that woman may take in Christ'si kingdom. LADIES' All) ENTERTAINMENT A liberal collection was given by the large attendance. Or. motion of Mr. M. E. “mantle and seconded by Mr. C. W. Schwel a hearty vote ot think: was vow the Indie- lo: the very hAptul and interesting enter- tainmtlt ‘ -. - the west. They will stop over in the following citiei:-cotoreU, Springs Cripple Creek, Suit We City, Ogden, thence to Man Frame/to, when Mly a week will be spent won”! the or- ange grocer. From San Francine they go scuth to St. Barbary, Lot Angeles and to the Caitlin Island. l great fishing resort. Leaving Calitorrtia, they will re- turn east through Lagunn, New Mexi- turn to Hamilton by Dec. “In. This trip will net only be a pleasure but also Every instructive. one, as every one ot the [any going " a.- 'ergetie busintss men and will no doubt teneat by what they will see in the Weston. cities: . . [Held oval- tram but weak - Farce Wire L'oatest.--The Frost Wire Deuce Co. ot Hamilton. opened a context. giving a tree trip to Cil- lem'a to the 5 heaviest buyers ot their wire.--Mr. Allan Boihtel one of our enterprising iownsmen, was the lucky we, he [wing Loughi Ttft 86000.00 worth of their goals whk shows thy good quality of wire Mr. Balm-l tutmties.-Mr. Allen 802th left on and th15 train on Wednesday morning for Hamilton, when the rnrly will learn in the afternoon in th ir tri ttte car. The route. taken will lo " lol'oarl .-beare, Hamilton Wedmdny, Nov. 3rd. 5 run. toLon don, Port Huron, and Chicago when the first step will be nude, tailing in tho sigma at that city. Luring Chi- can “my will mt Visit Denver, Cot. which is noted no thi thteat city in the west. They will stop over in Bttrieg to ttmt.-iHu. Emma Oral 1!.ng h. Ion- Orlttt at the “no: toad. to! tho 7mm of. lo- wan:- ntFSdent on WM! at. temoat am. ". you; wommho bad teen PM; owls, returnd to the house ihout Ham o'clock to worm lei-cu by the my. “on 1nd in who Dim he: cm and“ are. " there in no one not at Inn! to give uni-“Ice, in u ahort time h. clothing was eomNrteir hunt on her body. After saluting intents: agony. for Btr'ernl hours, Miss Grad passed "my about eight o'clock that some evening. m- u may ' . 'aL' Pte can not; _ , tdh'; a: an Pee. _ _ m I bt.e.ttetlt, i T nu nu wry Mull-am _ we.“ wed that“; C .. a. r' l unwary mum-mm “if“ dtt Vir.-Prms-J. P. In at! D. er. Interesting Address-ht the Er (Mill (‘hunh on Sand“ evening worth Les ue meeting in the Math- dist Chung on Sunday evening. Prin- cinl J. W. Smith gave an intercu- ing talk on the International Epworth League Contention lately lrld at Sat- 4]. -_~l. tkor.urrtaa....qgu. iir%igr. . Mu Ct-ttttte-ab glen- and D. R. mu. R. My! .1 M, Virtual. - T Auditorln-J. A. In"... and L, Hooru. Inca! no lo- 'FiEiif Claus to“ ”(he _ _lutOtttt'.rikeiiiuitTii.' "rtsdtast ”5,... a” uwuumuumm Ink. 4.. AN--, --- . - - In t, "G aa “if“ Mr. Sign tel tho la'AL'lt mum um who. I 'rrsqdeettd 0h M lob. Mr. " that am, in in!“ h m " (an: oh 1" an IE "r,t1",rgft81et = $,tpt arhrai..ed - In!!!» A.‘ L the, 'Wash whkhhqanm luau-red menu with 1illts ttuttr% lid not.“ ch. - IQ M mining and“ Ham-nun.“ Muh Pub. 1h,ttgtrdtfAt'2t snag-tho tgtra"'.', , t a then . tlut,t,'t,,'ulS1e,'atet'r. - The Klan” and Inad- nomad! Mr. Hm Bauer, cl Davirvttie, 03: he one: Oh: Pilll I debt of mm which he an my. "mrpiPdrered. 2ei.ii2li,fi -EiCCiiiifilLiietr, a. {a m"'"," '=tfsftNll't It: out}?! ma. TWO FBIEIIIS RESCUE” BY Ell PILLS Pr-iii-ttr. Am, It y.itP..rr--c._a, cm (a Huvnhoi’lut'uk’) , c..' m HAIIUIG BADEN iiriuikii. ii (Edd over from lat mix) News Notcs,--Hanowe'ert iasauai all may quietly here.--qtr: weather man favored as with 3 day or two "tt run Indian Summer weutter.-- A numbcr trom here uttended Mr.. D. Staulm’t we at mush“ on Satdrdtsr--Hr. Samuel Eaatee bought urxmmel KnocMel'l mm. diam; his man. comprising 130 urns. Mr. Knechtcl minds to retire.-. A num- ber from here will take in ttte Min- isterial, S. School and C. E. Con- ventions of the U. B, Church It Cmtrovmo this week. PorsttaU.--Mr. and Mrs. John Sch- weitzer ot Crelt visited at “to Imam at Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Devin. on t9utttiar.--Mr. Home Ware returned home from a month's or no , May with Moods at Wiqterbourse.- Mr. S. mum... who in employed an: Pluttmlle during tho murmur re- turned to his homo "ere. News Notes.- Rev. Mr. demq ot Hamlet occupied the pulpit ot the TN'. _chut_c_h on Sugday gnu-lug. Rheum-mm promptly drlvett (tom the blood will: Dr. Shaun'- Rheum.- tle Remedy. Don‘t waste Hm vlth common media. A tast will unruly tell. ln “Net or liquid (om. Sold try trll dealers." . Pere and dentin; indeed I: the bcaumul pieture entitled "The Soil” Awakening." oartrd this season to readers ot the Family Humid and New Stir oi Mammal. No pat- tttt can look upon "The Soul's Awn‘inng" without. hour; it must km a place In the home. "The Soul'l Awtbktttitti' will loud. We in"; taUtit over 8,080 this the heart ol mum-m. n will scum method mun put , yam. mu Bl- the sentiment. ot the wayward, the way. hue, all nun will one: my cruel, the "tdilterreht, an wanton on. $M whma we o-sot teach all! Religious mm and women will teel In "that. _ mluy, (he Inmate!" will bebrouhl Col-3H! CM” to“ at T It". to 'riop and pourr, an waned irttt an... m. com, mm. nun- admire its beauty. («I ll mg. lad pan. mum's are“. WK" Bo companlcmalp will: It; all com". am, a. n:- at! A. will um me It is . Ban-um so "a when than. wit Ian-on. [Mm for lie home, an home ot Net! out lo WNM- "nd. {not And rich nll‘ro. 'rise (on iahmGuot"to III Nov. mu One wonder- how the whibbcnnl and Mth. (he wonder- how the whim“)! the Family "(nu nnd Wedly am of Montreal out mold to .1" In“, t burnt! pit-um tc all unburihrn. 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