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P t s Aaron Good‘s Windows Were Smashed No less than filteen panes _ and some ~sash _ were . broken. The stones were thrown at various perâ€" jods between twelve o‘clock on Satâ€" urday night and three o‘clock on Sunday morning. Occupants of the house made every effort to discover the culprits by hidâ€" ing about the premises, but without avail. Mr. Good says © he cln?t. even suspect who the parties might be, as be bas no enemies that he is aware of. $ High Constable Huber returned »Mrs fromâ€" Doon Monday evening alter ing making an unsuccessful search for _ T the parties who threw stones through for the window‘s of the house occupied by the . Aaron Good on the old McNally port bomestead. bers Detective Huber returned to Doon this afternoon and expects . to _ unâ€" ravel the mystery. " St *#4*4+++++++++++++++++4 HYDRO POWER FOR BADEN i The streets and residences of the thriving village of â€" Baden t will be illunsinated with Hyâ€" t * dro ‘power in the near future. * By a vote of 116 to 4, takâ€" 4 en on Monday, the electors deâ€" +# cided to expend ©‘$5,000 for the * erection of a distributing plant & for Hydro power. There was 4 reneral réjoicing over the pracâ€" 4# tically ubanimous vote, and it is pt that every house and busifiess place will be * consumer®. of . Niagara power 1 »”A-*'- Ae.-r'.; CWToove: # 4 44444# 4++44+*¢4+4+++4+++4+ PILES GURED at HOME 84 HM mn e nds P 2s 3. _ by NewsAbsorption Method. ‘ If you suffer from bleeding,; hing, . blind. or ptotmdi:i v send me zont address, aj 4 will tell you how to cure yourâ€" d at hoine by the absorption treatmient ; and will also send , w~of ‘this hothe treatment Free for trial, with references fro m.!ocalit{!fl reâ€" ? . _ Immediate relief and ~permane cure assured. _ Send ore un ts 6 roaginiramint + wiy : HEwa â€" in blending â€"must be the combination of fine Savor, smooth strength and richness.: Because in Red Rose Tea it well merits the term all so generously included tea is the result of care and experience mb money, but tell others of E. ofter;. Write 'to-dn&}o Mrs, Summers, Box Psor Windsor, Hair Hea‘lth Good) Your Grocer W Recommend It prevent preéâ€" _._â€"_ Report of the IIUSICCS, above guarâ€" Two sizes, To the Members of the Berlinâ€"Waterâ€" on‘y at our loo Hospital Trust. A. G. Hach _ Gentiemen â€"Your Traustees . have pleasure in submitting their 16th anâ€" t nual report, which is for the year endâ€" +++++4+# ing Oct. Ist, 1911. BADEN An increase of almost 30 per cent. enCBL® of in the number of . patients treated [“ Saden during the past year, over the. preâ€" sith Hyâ€" ceding year, is, we think, the best: 4 Aotare % and most satisfactory evidence of the a 4s 1 k« increasing popularity and usefulness c tore d of the hospital. ';",‘;;: “"': . The â€" Secretaryâ€"Treasurer‘s . report ying plant 1 will be submitted for your consideraâ€" “5 C as tion, and we hope, will meet with °‘m your approval. "':‘K The hearty thanks of the members * houst are due to the different municipalities o for their continued, generous . supâ€" uoT abamnt ma wil)s 3e iulncubich | ask _ After the conclusion of the routine 'i' proOl pusiness a lengthy and interesting disâ€" t \ T€ eussion took place respecting the _crâ€" ration? ection of the new addition, and . in trong!Â¥ order that the views of the members Tomic of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary _ and the do, Young Women‘s Auxiliary of Waterâ€" _ will. jop may be ascertained it was decidâ€" carried ed to adjourn the meeting until next _H@il wriday evening when, it is expected, tion to gefinite action will be taken. It will 8 4‘ then be known whether the ratepayâ€" ‘qUence ers of. Waterloo sanctioned the conâ€" .. tribution of $4,000 as that town‘s r haif share toward the new wing. _ out â€" ‘The varfous reports, all of â€" which trouble, were received and adopted, were subâ€" stwi]ll:l mitted as follows:â€" The Medical Stal also . came _ if for words of praise by members _ 0 the Trust for the interest and sup port that is given by all the mem ‘The annual meeting was held in the Boardâ€"room of the Collegiate Instiâ€" tute and it was expected that â€" it would be necessary to ‘use the audiâ€" torium as a general invitation _ had been extended to the members of the Trust as well as the members of the Town Councils of Berlin and Waterâ€" loo to be in attendance, but this wias not required. ‘The nwnicipalities were represented by Mayors Schmalz and Weichel of Berlin and _ Waterloo respectively and others present were Messrs. J. B. Hughes, â€" who ooc:;i:d the chair, Dr. Minchin, S. B. Bricker, Owing to the largeâ€"increase of . paâ€" tients, of which an increased . number were iree, the cost of maintaining the institution _ increased _ correspondingly and a deficit was reported. While the receipts from pay patients increased by over $800, the grants . from . the various municipalities remaingd pracâ€" ticaily the same as the previous year. The revenue from subscriptions . and donations showed" a small increase and an eMort will be made to secure a substantial increase from Athese sources during the next year.* ‘The Hospital and household â€" staff has been increased and their services were recognized by the Trust by the adoption of a hearty vote of thanks for the faith{ful and hard ~work _ perâ€" formed by the Lady Supgrlnuugnt, Mrs. Bownian, and her assistants dur ing the year. ~ _ ._ no less than 186 surgical operations, an increase of 39. ‘The number â€" of births was the same as last year, while the number of deaths showed a In ig ‘and ... reports 'cnm at. the teenth â€" anâ€" nual ipeeting . of the aterloo Hospital Trust on Fr evening. ‘The institution â€" has enjoyed another recordâ€"breaking year, the . total numâ€" ber of patients treated . during the tweive months ending September 30, 1911, being 430, ah increase of 82 over the previous year. There were L2 TK 7 0. 14 M coifihintsmtetons Port > ~/ 4u0l (G. M. Wedd, Geo. Diebel, E.‘P."Clemâ€" ent, K. C:, A. J. Roos, Dr. Whiteâ€" man, Dr. J. H. Webb, Rev. T. Spetz, L. D Merrick, Secretaryâ€" Treasurer A. A. Eby and the press repp:sentauves. % 4 o ho Ros Gratifying Four Hundred and ‘Thirty Patients were ‘Treated at the Instituâ€" â€" tion During the Year and Neéed for Increased Accomâ€" modation is Greater Than Ever. ‘The Provincial grant is decreasing yearly, owing to the greater number of instilutions. receiving Government aid, this fact, coupled with.the very large increase in patients, will make it quite apparént to you, that great« er efforts, and more liberal support, are demanded, in order to retain the present high standing of your Hospiâ€" tals Every year brings incteased de mands, and you will perhaps rememâ€" ber, that in our last report, we exâ€" pressed the hope that a new _ wing would be added, and an upâ€"toâ€"date opâ€" erating room might be secured at an early date. ¢. e VCE You are doubtless aware that. a strong effort has been made, by your Trustees, to secure this absolutely necessary . increased accommodation, which has resulted in the 1‘:'.:. .:4 Beriin generously gran 1800â€".00, the County Council “.‘z. and the Town of Waterloo $4,000, making a total of $24,000 at Annual is decreasing in of SNome of you doubtless know . that Mr. CGunning was very sick for about five months, during the ~spring and early summer, making it necessary to employ other help, in his department, which proved most unsatisfactory and expensive. i It is again with pleasure that . we bear testimony to the efficient ‘ manâ€" agement of the Hospital, under the able direction of Mrs. Bowman, the Superintendent, _ â€"â€" s _Mrs. Young, the housekeeper, . bas also dong excellent work in her deâ€" partment. Al cwline : * /R 1t was for the purpose of discussing this matter very fully, that a special effort has been made to secure, at this meeting, as large an attendance ol the members of the Trust as posâ€" sible. It is a serious condition, â€" and reâ€" quires most careful consideration on your part. _ * : 29e 9. es, for their untiring efforts and â€" inâ€" Admitte terest in the wellare of the Hospital, for without their assistance< the« Total doors of the Hospital would be‘closed Total N in a vear or two. * Total N It is with pleasure that we _ can now report Mr. Gunning‘s full recovâ€" ery, and assumption‘ of ~duties. ‘The Superintendent is pleased to teâ€" port, that the present staff of nurses is doing excellent work. < Your Trustees u-wmm and specifications prepared, and cutâ€" ting down the dimensions . of the building, {româ€"what they . at â€"frst thodght to be: necessary, and â€" altetr eliminating every «pparent :-A.- sary cost in the building, hav due regard to itsseficiency, we find ourâ€" selves to be_$6,000 short of ‘the estiâ€" mated cost, as computed from . the present tenders. C9Or A ‘The Trustees again record their warmest thanks to the ‘Ladies‘ Auxilâ€" iary, the Young Woman‘s Auxiliary ol Waterloo, and associated Auxiliariâ€" The graduation exercises, held _ on the Hospital Jawn in June last, at which there was a large and â€" interâ€" ested . number of _ the friends of â€"the hospital . present, | _ will be {resh in your memories; on â€"that occasion Miss Fulton, Miss Rose and Miss Koelln received their diplomas, with honor to themselves, and much credit to the Berlinâ€"Waterloo trainâ€" ing school. > j There are at present twelve. nurses in training, five of whom will graduâ€" ate next July. »As in former years, the attendance of Trustees at the monthly meetings has been good, while the services â€" of Secretary EBby have been much appreâ€" ciated. ind Trustees are, _ Dr. Minchin, G. D. a & + Wedd and F. W. Shepperd for Berlin, and S. B. Beicker and J. B. Hughes for Waterloo, all of whom, under the rules, and byâ€"laws, are eligible for reâ€"election. To the Members of the Berlinâ€"Waterâ€" loo Hospital Trust. < : Gentlemen:â€"I beg herewith to subâ€" mit the 16th annual report _ of the B. & W. Hospital and â€" Training School, for the year ending Sept. 30, 1911. BerliniWaterloo Hospital Report from Oct. Ist, 1910 to Sept. 30th, 1911. M. â€"F. Total yooarssiÂ¥el Ant 1° HHO 24 In Hospital Oct. 1, 1910 Admitted in year ending ERVHTHOTEn PM PC Oe on WIH Los..:.. mormerm. ied S 205 381 Births year ending 1911 19 °1 235 ORA ..seccs wb DiSCBAEOU | .ws mee DeAtHS |...csse sn en In Inst. Sept. 30, 1911 in Inst. PEF Pb es Collective days‘ stay adult Collective day‘s stay of in= Collective day‘s stuay ofinâ€" [ARUK \ucucccle eeeeeed en TOW@L cvuss. ce crer Average day‘s stay of pt Protestants of any denomtâ€" RAMON ..( se Roman Catholics Other religions .. Not stated .:. . TORAL ..sop> ; Nationalities, England ...««»â€" Ireland , .« «= United ‘States . Other countries TOBAL ..u0a sls Residences. 8 Town of Betlin ..... ‘Town of Waterloo (County of Watertloo United States ........ Public Free: ‘Admitted from County Total Respectfully submitted," ~"J. B. HUGHES, President Superintendent‘s Report Classification of ‘Patients ag Hospital Trust , 430 201 188 383 . 33 14 ... 8827 holding regulat meetings. EB, D. E. MB NCBR PRET® tients. In addition to the . daily practical M. F. Total rouwtine work of the wards, operating ‘Treasurer‘s Statement. 2235 205 430 roomi, dispensaty and diet kitchen, the 1« theoretical part is systematically carâ€" . Berlin and Waterloo wu.. tot ‘160 161 321 ried on throughout the aehflbl mt the year ending Sept. / APkk. * . B3\ 3% 85° we are indebted to the * following Receipts. ... 4 8 °8 physicians and surgeons for valuable Balance on hand, cash, 183 50 18 jectures, clinics and examinations: . Oct. Ist, 1910 ...... $1217.83 â€"â€" Drs, Lackner, Minchin, Bowlby, Hett, . Grants: J 3c) & 430 Fischer, Walters, Wallace, / H. _ M. Ontario (mmm-t W: ‘ M. F. Total Lacknet, nmm McQillawee, Town of ‘00 184 1632 318 Kalbfeisch and Callahan. # Town of ... ©00,00 .. 14 14 9 | Siz nurses completed thecourse of County of oo â€"1500.00 ‘"~0 4 10 lectures and demonstratiodd in die Patients‘ payment 5815.23 . ~ _ 8> 4 10 tetics under Miss Ferguson, Distitian l&m Wirngesss : 470000 B % (~f of the B.C.T. ponations ..... ....... 187.08 \ 88 °81 59 To the ladies of the Hospital Aux» Int. on Bowlby beques 35:99 womeâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€" iliary wo tender OUT SinC6ft thanks® Loans from Merchants .. 225 205 430 for the generous way in which they . Bank ... «.400 s800 o0 1 °+ atn! bors muinilad â€" oUr many un varied Other sources ... ... ... T.Y6 _ _ # 228 205 38 31 59 To the ladies of the MOBPIOMI JRTET womuâ€"~â€"â€"â€"â€" ilinty WO tender OUT Sin0of® thanks 225 206 430 for the generous way in which they M. F. Total have supplied . our many and varied 140 145 285 needs, in furnishings and _ supplies, 35 94 39 also theit many acts of . kindness, 34 24 58 in sending at diferent times {ruit, . 11 10 21 fowl and fowers, to brighten . the * _5 % 7 Christmas day, Thanksgiving and mnmni ioiz m. , r 10.3 430 317 430 Total No. days of pay patients 5484 Total No. days of free patients 8098 Cash per patient per day ... $1.45 From Oct. Ist, 1910, to Sept. 30th, 1911, there were treated 430 patients, being an increase of; 82 over last mt' . { f 3 t No. days free patients, total Public $4.90. Admitted from County ...... Adv itted from gaxlh Admitted from Waterloo .... Admitted from outside ...... Private and semi.private .......... Admitted from Berlin .........>»> Admitted from Waterloo ... Admitted â€" from Coung Admitted from outside ...........~ Admitted paying less than $4.90 25 births, same number asâ€" previous year. 38 deaths, four less than prevâ€" fous year. a > t s During the year z4 applications for admission to the, Training â€" School were received. Three probationers were received and accepted. J uns No No No No â€"‘The present nursing staffâ€"consists of Superintendent and . twelve . murses, five of whom will graduate next J_uly. ‘The health of the school has been very much broken during tha year alâ€" though none of the iliness &tovod serâ€" jous. One contracted scarlet â€" fever while home on holidays, behf off duty from Oct. 16th to Dec, 1 th. In the early part of the year the same nurse was granted , leave of absence for 3 months owing to rheumatism; her standing in class on return to be according to seniority . of time, in school records. Another Murse 18 days for eye treatment, and a third 2 months suffering from appendicitis, ‘The others off duty were of. minor ills, and we areâ€"thankful to teport all made good recovery. This condition you wil} see, . made the work extra heavy for the rest of the staff as the hospital was running not under 35 beds, with: the m + greater part of the year 80 ‘and . up to 36 beds. The men‘s ward was overcrowded by two extra beds ~the greater part of the winter monghs. ! $ Harst _Led.ats ‘The greatest number of patients in the institution at any time was 36. There were 186 surgical ° operations, an increase of 39 over last year. Amâ€" hulance culls 65. Mm from from Admitted from mE o To piie o ce dee In June ~ three nurses _ graduate, viz., Miss Minnie Fulton, Miss Rolena V. Roos and Miss Agnes Koeller. We congratulate them on what they have achieved and féel sure the honor _ of the Training School and the Hospital is sate in their hands. Early in the year a strong effort was made to secure and establish as a permangnt thing prizes for the nurses, as "a stimulus to good work. As a result of this effort the gold medal has become a permanent gift," and we trust that the silver â€" medal which was presented this year by Mr. Robt. Smyth, and the prize awâ€" arded last June will also be made a permanent feature of the Graduating Exercises. The medals . and ‘prizes were given â€" for general proficiency , class work, and professional conduct. The graduates of _ the Hospital Training School now number . thirty, and 1 may say here, â€" that last November we had the homor . and pleasure of organizing and â€" Alumnae _ Association, wighteen of the graduates becoming members. . As no organizaâ€" tion existed among the nurses, the graduates of other schools living and practicing in the two towns were _asked to join the Association, . with registeringâ€"privileges at ‘the Hospital. We are now _ an active Association, Total Total ~â€" We again acknowledge cheerfully and thankfuily out indebtedness _ to ‘the Young Women‘s Auxiliary, who ~are days,free patients, County â€" 978 days free patients," Besiin ... 18653 days free patients, Waterloo 107 days free patients, outside ... 155 Berlin . Waterioo outside . .. 188 ... 108 3493 Total . ~Ad . ~48 133 430 16 127 18 Miss Idessa Punk, the présent leadâ€"| plano but Tout Ven* O° ¢r in the Telegraph‘s © voting > cont Mlfi f j .: mmoflwmdth“fimm is who is o wit tll‘,h‘hmfimwfifll& -.‘u s»rustling‘ will do it sults that are little short of marvelâ€"| And Gordon Kraft is the one . wh« ous; Mer friends are giving ber the‘ can "rustle."‘ kind of that countsâ€" muy' Miss Violet Doepel ‘of© Strasbur; and st Miss Kunk is demonâ€"‘has been doing some brilliant work strating by her untiring energy ‘that Miss Doepel is now shead of all t she merits ‘all their goodtwishes. _ ;|the outside disirict and nof soâ€" Yer: One ol the mast popular candidates! is Miss Luvinz knapp. Miss Knapp‘s persistent cheerfulness and her kindly ; vourteous manner bus won her & sost a(loynllmu-vlouélhr'mm' see her beaten. Miss Knapp is . now in secound place. : +# 1 Mr. Reiner has not paid the contest office a visit for some . days, . But still waters run deep and we _ know that all hands will be kept busy reâ€" cording votes when he does appear. We notice that Miss Decker is not always to be found at her postâ€"~im the China Hall for like othér: candiâ€" dates she finds the air too ~heavily charged with excitement these days to permit her to stay in when votes are to be procured for the asking. Everybody R. Miller is Mr. Miller. Mr. Latsch is saying little, â€" but there are some who know "how â€" to interpret that. Actions spedk louder than words. . ~There is one contestant vu' does not aspire to the auto nor the ever active. _ The hardwood . ‘floors laid in the public wards last winter is a source of great comfort, and in the past few months they have paintâ€" ed three of the private room _ floors and the walls and ceilings of two diet kitchens. $ To the many friends in Berlin, Watâ€" erloo, Elmira and . throughout . the county, who . have remembered _ us with gilfts and donations, . of » useful articles, we desire to make grateful acknowledgement. * tie Suige sn hor Heoa the is Notes nucm E. BEAM MISS VIOLET DOEPEL ..«........ NISS PEARL BECKER ... ... MISS AGNES C..NOLL ... _« MISS LILY McGOVERN ... ... LEWIS S. WEBER ... ...« GRANT RICHMOND ............ ... VICTOR HEHN............ ... ION SNIDRR ‘....;;.....: scuws ns J ; K. SMYTHE *.....;..0.0, succuicacs, W. C. BRUECENER ... ... JACOB SCHRHE ........... uons MISS FLOR, KRAEUTZWEISER NISS ELSIE FOSTER ... MNISS ELSIE RIEHM ... ... MNISS MARTHA HAHN .........â€" MRS. JACOB EBEL ... ... K:A BROWN ,..00â€"zscfoee: reries ) cecisvipes The house staf is under the . able wogm 0; ‘Sunor ‘sIW 10 quewmaÂ¥eteut we would expressâ€"our appreciation. ‘The Board recently granted permisâ€" sion to add to our staff, making the complement 3 wards, 1 cook and the porter.. es i 1o ud 04 MISS IDESSA FUNK ... . MISS LUVINA KNAPP ... MISS MABEL DECKER ... . .A : LATSBCH ... ...s.luns J. 8+ RBINER ..:«...;..~. «... C R. MILLER *.....} 000. GORDON KRAFT ... .. MISS TENA SHANTZ ... JACOB NIERGARTH ... ... MISS ALLIE KOLB ... ... MISS GERTRUDE MeQINNIS MISS ROSANA HUMMEL ...... EUGENE RUHLMAN ... .. ET: Tklnh are extended to the Board of ‘Management, to the . Advisory Committee .of the medical staff, for their continued interest and © helptul advice; alsoâ€"to the medical staff who have given so willingly of their â€"time and labor towards the advance of ‘the Hospital and Training School, and to all who have given encouragement by their sympathy, generosity and cour tesy throughout the year. > â€"> _ _ All of which is respectfully. submit ted. Ontario Government $61 | Town of Betlig ........ m’i’:o Town of ... ©00,00 County of Witerloo ©1500.00 Patients‘ payment | 5815.23 Subscriptions ..;......... 17800 ponations ... ......â€" 187.08 Int. on Bowlby bequest 35:99 Loans from Merchants _ Disbursements Maintenance Account; Total is asking what doing these days H. M. F. BOWMAN «4* STANDING Ob CANDIDATES .‘ DPISTRICT NO. 1. $708.12 . 186.3% 804.03 DISTRICT NO. Mr. €. > Auk jver : Cexveress BROERT .. rmisssss»c«+s.» WBterIOO mevisvaftivens lin ... as ‘......... Waterloo 4 .......... Waterloo 6 rerrerves BErHE s NIS ...... Berlin ... servee +« BOPHIR ... 2" w.s........_ Waterlo0 $14337.85 $15055.98 .. StfASDUIG .......... ... .. West. Montrose ... ... g:toflu, RF.D. No. 1 .. 56. * FRCODK .........‘ ....«.... .. German Mills ....... ... . Phillipsburg ... ... ... New Hamburg ... ... What‘s (the matter «with Le Weber? Good reports of your w are coming in daily so we concel ,:..nmm,t.ovriu or | 4 â€" As to Miss Agnes Noli~â€"noLnIng aS been heard from that young lady herâ€" self for some â€" days. ~From _ other sources, however, have come glowing accounts of Miss Noll‘s thoroughness and its attendant success. One canâ€" didate said that when she hears that Miss Noll has been through a certain district that she has learned through experience to expect to find every possible vote cleaned up. Keep _ at it Miss Noll. It is that kind @ work that counts. Well ‘done, Grant Richmond! Slow ahd steady wins the race, but strong and steady seems to be your pace. Berlin . far behind the highest. in Dist No. 3.. Congratulations. °_‘ <â€" Look at the votes toâ€"see how Miss m‘:m#mm putâ€" ting in their time. You ought to be proud of, your loyal supporters, Miss McGovern. MHIK ...«.s.....@< ..als.l...~ 49548 Vegetables ...,.. ...... ... 92.20 Groceries ,..... ...... ... 1281.63 M. S. Appliances ... 1116.48 Spitith ......... ...«...© 186.10 Cleaning and laundry 1825.54 Fugl ...........«.... ... 1012.21 Light ...« assnce .0 490.35 T66 .. ciat‘s mutres ) an cl oi) P0â€"00 Salaries and wages $336.55 Tasurance ... ....._. 1050 Grounds ....... ... _ 5.15 Repairs ......... ......... â€" 860.15 (General ‘expenses ...... _724.84 ¢ $13207.63 Capital ac., hen house 200.00 paid Mer‘ts Bank) J Cash on hand, Sept. 30, 1911 Merchants BabÂ¥, Curâ€" tent Account ......... $618.56 Mérchants Bank, Sarâ€" Bills payable (Joans reâ€" Loans due Surplus of Oftawa, Tct. 83.â€"A statement th} public accounts for« the ._ inl year shows recelipts of $117,780, 40\1.78, mnd expenditures of $87,774, 198.92, leaving a surplkis of $30,00( 211.46 on comsolidated account. â€"AR â€" addittonal â€"outlay of $30,857,â€" be 943.38 is sho#n on capital account, a including $23,487,986.19 spent on the t} transcontinental railway, $1,597,663,â€"° as 48 on bounties, including iron and w #tsel, ‘$1,188,748; lead $248,5834; binâ€" ic det twire, $49,784, and . petroleum, el ”a:l. ‘The debt increased â€" $3,â€" v § & Ottawa mint made a profit ol h ‘The Ottawa mint made a profit of §$§81,188 on its coinage of | silver, and‘ $34,827 on copper coinage. A fufther profit of $15,889 comes: from the ercess bank circulation during the harvest ings Account . to Miss Agnes Nollâ€"nothing has $15655.28 MercHants Bank _ $2500.00 $30,000,000 Doepel Made Territory KLLAN A. EBY, Secy.â€"Treas 1228.69 5i t $12507.63 175,000 173,000 126,000 128,000 124,000 99,500 80,500 75,500 39,000 32,500 32,000 29,000 23,000 . 23,000 21,000 17,000 ; 11,500 206,500 203,000 201,500 186,500 170,500 99,000 82,000 65,000 29,000 20,500 17,000 . 16,600 15,000 _12,000 1,000 . $1847 1300.00 d al 1.65 last Birth of Girl â€" _ _ Broke the Spelll Sterlir strange been bro joicing i For mot bies born yesterday, ed in the The . situatl plexing. . Of district . sch girl. When ling the chi Vital statist ed all (he virt were of boys Anderson Baptist ( When the 1 called and i‘ the father « 6f his patrishi made a mista that every thir The new: baby preset ‘Cin Pills conta curative agentsâ€" alcohol. Gin Pill: mst wholesaie ish Empire t bc?u or money 6 for $2.50â€"sam National Drug .« Canada, Limited, If the bowels are National Lazy Liver P a ) mt ost The Cause of Nearly all the Everyday Ailments of Life low â€"and feel | makes them dt never real h their food, hJ at the the that it i stairs. stairs. . Doc are ‘‘anaemi ing too litt! pale or . sall pale instead are â€" easily pondent; â€" if meals, and : it is a sign verge More weak, been made cheerful by . i Pink Pills th They actually reaches every es the nerve ery Dr the and kwa had to t tect clay hope t benefit mail MWedicine To Little Blood Sold W litt lo N afone ue yoss my back ani entirely® gone an 11 in 1dr ike It h CIS wil D BJ M bl wi ime in ~ Ay br the ba @rpIV ; K tly at write y the wn til sA ; of perâ€" ve since m ehi th groa n "â€" the â€" be â€" of Ster how , Dracâ€" health Miss wl th ID pet 90 ho they have and ht sal Wil des ad nE ) D at . doe th are i1 agt 0 In ake m Ip ak t