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"o ‘ C. A. BOEHM " $1,000 â€" _ REWARD Ws Waterloo, . Ont by < . ht > hm‘::mwm,flo ;rhe Mercantile Fire . INSURANCE COMPANY _ ~~IJINCORPORATED 1875. "Office _ â€" Water1o° scribed ‘Capital .....=....... $250,000 â€" 1‘ with the Dominion . Government ... ..« ...> $117,140.00 " AM policies guaranteed by the Lonâ€" ‘abd Lancashire Instrarice ‘Comâ€" wlaky with Assets of $15,306,638. & ~ALFRED WRIGHT, SECRETARY €. A. BOEHNM, ‘the discover person or pe dus Debil s8, Mood o roubles, and plaints th ‘The Ontari E fil% {QIANS _ LEFT FOR *A SEAT OF WAR + . â€"_ ST. THOMAS, ONT. Unsurpassed for residential education. The *ldeal C: h;;k": which . to lqu; niiges Te Music, Painting, Oratory, High Bebool, Business College ‘l:ld Domestic "men m nurse lmr-hflfln of 5 its. / Rates moderate. Every girl * an ALMA training. Handsome proâ€" ‘wpectus sent or "eation to Principal. 42 1 Bight, Joc been in Berl ©63â€":2605 Yonre General Insurance Agent Nate Established 1864 Office, Waterloo Mutual Building, f King St. Business Oflice 249, House 209. Business solicited Hor . first class ‘ Companies. a ?!! CHRONICLE TELE CRAPH _ _ Waterloo, Ont. patrti¢s for their t in the ord from a to The Best Way tty‘s right to remember your friends at Cnristmas time, is with ; Personal Greeting Card. f*,rWe have a fine selection at popular prices, published by tons Order early from ow its perfecâ€" ons : just ~ase thbmughlyd ll I';I‘ '.«-meeplmyou Uhdcr ho obliga~ tion to ‘buy. We U & 1 veat #449°" ntion that will fead ory or whereabouts of persons suffering from wnhty, Fits, Skin Disâ€" oison, Genito Urinary 1 Chroni¢c or Special hat Cannot be cured Bulgarians who . have for some time left this he 2,30 train direct for City. â€" After . jfoining it New York, they will mother country to take at against the Turks. eadquarters. was reotivâ€" s Â¥ery bager to mustbr day and the RBerliners defencn of théit _ counâ€" _Medical Institute, Street, Toronto. District Agent a8 Phone 246, * Pritam t on _ , ‘TWINâ€"CITY LUTHERAN UNION DF. 3. NcGillawee, NM.O.H., has received a «gratifying report ¢ he Provineial Bacteriologist, Pr. J ohn A. A-yot.'.rlomam rarious samples of water taken from city hp‘a&' 1 intake â€" at . flum.wmm?a.mm well at the R.â€" C. parsonage. ‘The samples show ~a high standard of purity and in his re mh%myvtnnmfin‘mdm specimens show infection with har bacteria.‘‘ Wellington formatioh service Sunday, 7 p.m., Oct.â€"27th, in ~Bt:! Mathews Litheran Church, | Borlin, Rév. E. Hofiman, D.D., pastor. This is thejirst service of its ~kind evex; held in the community and the capaâ€" city of St. Mathews church is expectâ€". ‘ed to ‘be taxed to the utmost, as all the â€"Lutheran congrégations in . the Twinâ€"City are through ‘their pastors cordially invited and urged to particiâ€" ?pfle. The Rev. H. Hamfeldt of To ledo," Ohio, will speak in the German language, and the Rev. J. C. Kunz mann, D.D., Philddelphia, P&4., Supt. | of English Honie Missions, will delivâ€" \er the English address. The printed hnogwmmo wontaining the hymms will TRANSFORMER CAPACITY as was ordered â€" & Steps to increase the transformer capacity of~ the local power station were taken at the monthly mecting of the Berlin Hight Commission on KFriday evening. ‘The increasing . .deâ€" mand for Hydro power being made by â€" manufacturers and other conâ€" sumers makes it â€" necessary for tne Board to provide this inctreased acâ€" commodation. _ A request has been received from the Merchants‘ Rubber Co. asking to be supplMed with 825 G. T. R. BRANCH LINES WILL NOT BE ELECTRIFIED A wellâ€"known Grand Trunk oflle_lal’ states that there is little Mikelihood of the Galtâ€"Elmira branch being elecâ€";. trifed for some time to come. |] This is what he says :â€"‘"‘There‘ll be no electrification of this line and that is certain. In the first plate, . there . are not enough ‘pagsengers along the rotute to make Such a line pay. . The . G. P. & H. Ry. draws Passengers from such places as Galt, Preston,| f'Hcspeler and Berlin and all tne Grand , ‘Trunk has from Perlin to Elmira is tWatetloo, _St. ._Jacobs and Elmira. From Berlin to Galt there are Ge‘r-‘ man Mills, Blair and Doon and none., of these places are as large . as those through which the G. P. & H.] Ry. passés. Nor are there sufficient Ry. passts. Nor are there sufficient industrics along the route to support such a move" be concluded. DROWNED IN DEEP OLD WELL ‘Galt, Oct. 30.â€"One of the saddest drownings Galt has evet known 0c curred _ late this _ afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barnées, 104 Beverly street, when Peter, â€" the two and a half year old son of Mr. and. ‘Mrs. Thomas Burrows, . corner St. Andrew‘s and . Dumfries streets, ‘was drowned in an old well in the yard. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Burrows . and family were spending the afternoon at the ‘Barnes‘ and were staying for tea. Previous to having their | tea, the Burrows â€" child > and a Barnes child went out into the yard. ‘The Burâ€" rows child fell through an opening in the platform cf the well, which was very . dcep, Sanfples of them â€" Dear Sirsâ€"1.can recommend your MINARD‘S LINIMENT for Rheumagâ€" :;m.:;‘s:&.-"”‘ have used it w m’&t results. Yours traly, t Minard‘s Liniment Co., Limited Dr. McC Twinâ€"City ‘Lutheran : Union _ Reâ€" tich service . will be held on A â€"WELLâ€"KNOWN MAN treets of water were taken from taps in various parts from the Courtland Avenue school and others fro illawee states that ft will not be necessary to boll © red a few weeks ago t-matbuflznoqtut Toh 27th, ' ©| _ ‘The story of the experiences of the UTHERAN UNION I wmde aat Ahorr captage is on posualty. REFORMATION SERVICE Antersquitk one "m 1"‘;&'?," ant Pwmth A . __| Informed Chief O‘Neill that they bad ‘Heen looking around the sheds of the Unéon (Reâ€"‘appear in both languages. The public|city ‘for a horse Tast Wednesday evenâ€" ie held â€" on is beartily welcome to this service. ‘| ing when they were pridered by the th; in ~St {| Reformation Day is annually celéâ€"!police to get to mrrw i +8 *‘ prated in the Lutheran Church on the |however, did not tell the mm cB, _ Borlin,‘Sunday of October 31, the anniverâ€"|\ what ‘they were ‘doing on ‘the street pastor. ‘This sary of the nailing of the 95 The.fa until Hearly midnight. LA VERS, St. John WILL BE INCREASED appear in both languages. The public is heartily welcome to this service. . Reformation Day is annually . celée= brated in the Lutheran Church on the Sunday of October 31, the anniverâ€" sary of the nailing of the 95¢ Theses to the churchâ€"door in Wittenberg by Luther on October 31, 1517, protestâ€" ing againsl the prevailing abuses in ‘the church. Out of this protest erew the Protestant Reformation _ of the 16th century, and modern Protestantâ€" ism, and everythinielor which Protesâ€" tantism stands: the open Bible, civil ant religious liberty, free public eftâ€" cation, and the spirit of modern misâ€" sions, (Inner, Home and Foreign misâ€" sidns): ‘The Lutheri@gn church during ghis season lays special stress on its iHome Mission ‘campaigns. * 11441 IPRi ANTVRILLIALLP/ESASY | _ pryuring all tifis time the horse of ftrtr=n the boys had no sleep or nothing to k.w., which â€" with the power to _ b¢ eat,. â€" Toward evening on Friday supplied for the water works at the | they reached the smallâ€"village â€" of pumpihg station and the Lion Brewâ€" | Mofcton and the horse was "all :in," cry will mean a considerable increase |after being driven a distance _ of to the present load. « |about 108 miles during the twentyâ€" Comsnissioners Lippert and Schn@tr‘\four hours. ‘The lads drove into a and Supt. Philip were appointed _ a |shed and leaving the exhausted horse committee to inspect the power plant | there took another horse and â€" buggy and decide upon the best method ‘of belofiging to a farmer and proceeded ovtendine the huilding to provide for |on their journey. s . # Commissioners Lippert and Schnatr and Supt. Philip were appointed _ a committee to inspect the power plant and decide upon the best method ‘of oxtend‘:?g the building to provide for an additional 1,000 horseâ€"power transâ€" former and roport"to the Commission. NO ADVANCE _ _ 1S LIKELY N _ PRICE OF MILK There is no liketihood of the price ol milk advancing this winter, at least according to a prominent . milk dealer. While the farmers bave been demanding a higher price for their fluid, their demands have been refused and in sonic cases city dealers have ceased taking their supplies from these farmers. 7 ‘‘They‘ll have to sell their milk to the big Toronto dealers and possibly get the price they want, but as far as I know;, _ there isn‘t much chance 6f the prite advancing Hor some time at any rate"‘ was the way the dealâ€" er put it. =. The | condition â€"of the Zzarewitch, who is suffering _ from the effects of an accident, was reported to be slightly improved. g" Pho:phonol m to > Jm Wiiynee ‘areiled at once. â€" Phisphonol w oek .. an" address" the Roobeti Drug Rlectric Restorer for Men HIS BLADDER WAS TERRIBLY INFLAMED Larder Lake, Ont., March 26th, "I had been suffcring for some time with my Kidneys and Urine. I was constantly pc-lz‘gl\uur, which very scanty, sometimes as many thirty tomes a day. _ Each tiitie the was something #wful, and no at 'fi’h}' BC A en 1 Wls wevien ol _I heard of your GIN PILLS and decided to give them a trial at once. L seat my chum 60 miles to get thetm and I am pleased to hlofm that in less than six hours, I felt relief, . _ _ In two dnynfithe pain had left nie @ntirely. I took about half a box and lodnyÂ¥heI as well umlllfl-! kidneys are acting quite natural again.‘ 4 SID CASTLEMAN. w e h n id er â€"hea , w m Nflnq‘â€"‘ndltrenfltn both liuui: organs. _ Money back if they fail. _ _ .. _ soo. a bos, 6 for $2.50. Sample free it you write Rnion-l’br’u; and Ca;hn! Co., of Canada, Limited, 139 GIN PILLS Brought Reliet us parts of the city, thers from Agnes and Theyouug prisoners ared © in s o he ong, | Eenc inrann it aan ons om Agnes 206 (| wos, mhey gre accused "of" BviHE stolen the horse and buggy belonging boil the water | to William â€" ‘Sghott, â€" of â€" Waterloo y test. Township, which was taken from: the (eincmmentinnsapnn l sheds of the Grand Union Hotel, . Berâ€" C 4in, ‘Thursday evering. Lads Remanded \on Cnarge of Steaing Was. | ANIMAL ~WAS â€" ABUSED LADS SENT eve momm two Betâ€" lin m:bhd Ed. mbke, eachâ€"of ate _ undet gixteen years of age, were handed over to him by the constable of that town, hv,u: Ln captured on â€" a farm near Moncton with a . stolen ‘horse while they were asleop. ‘\n ‘Thursday evening, . however, they started on another hunt after "a horse and buggy and were most sucâ€" cessful. ~After securing the Sclott outht at the‘ Grand Union â€" Hotel wheds they started ‘on wmrofi'fo be a long driving tour. dtove to Galt ani then retursed to Berlin, but when ncaring the city they feared arrest and turned off on the German ‘Mills road, and after reaching . that village went through to New . FHamâ€" burg. Here they spent the balance of the night driving @round the town. Early in the morning they started for Stratford and went through as far as St. Marys. They then came back to Stratford and proceeded on the road to Listowel. . Unfortungtely for them t& startâ€" ed ‘off on the same foad as owher of the horse lived hd being exhausted. from hunger and want of sleep . the boys fell asleep while the horse proâ€" ceeded to the «farm of its owner. Here the farmer‘s son was waiting ‘for the return of his father, but . inâ€" stead found two boys in ‘the bufl fast asleep. He awakened them and they immediately told varied stories how they happéned to be in possesâ€" gion of the dutft. i In the méantime the farmer ‘discoyâ€" ered that his horse had been . taken from the shed and decided to follow the thieves by using the outfit that had been left in the shed. He . soon found, however, that the horse was exhavisted :(;.u was thable. to procsed very far. ‘Taking it into a farm he secured ’shgther horse ahd drove . to His farm, finding the animal and the \lads who had got awhy with it. Chief ‘O‘Neill; gccothpanied ‘by Mr. Schott went to Mitchell on Saturday miorning and the latter proteceded‘ to Monéton to identify ‘his horse. Here he found the horse exhaisted And terâ€" ribly ‘marked up, the ‘afimel . having been abused in a shameful _ mafiner. Instead of a ‘new .whip only three feet of it remiltned.The bugky was damâ€" aged and the shaft was also broken. He was undble to return (with tBe Hhorse ani returned‘ to his~ home Saturday evening. He returned ‘to Moncton this mornifig to nccrtdl{ the condition of his horse which is a valuable one, the outfit being w $300 Nr. Schott stated this 8 Wicklim has been a ward Of | ind Aifore Hhier: arhe . whs prodent, and â€" Agt , who. was y tifter .fi;: tohsultation with the parâ€" ents, ‘Asked .the coiftt ‘to have them oong:ul to the Thdustfial School. His Worship acted accordingly | and ty ‘were sent to the Mitsica Int:‘ ti%al school until w the ~ 10( twentyâ€"one, unless ‘hte reléasâ€" éd on probation, pending their good A ‘méssage wa‘s inithediately Sent ‘to Mitchell informing ‘the cornstable | of that towh of ‘the capture of two lads who had stolen the horse from the Moncton ghed. ‘The comstable, Kaving recéived during the day a card from Chiel O‘Neill giving details : ‘6f the theft of the previous evening in Borâ€" lin, teléphoned to the ‘Chief and nekt morning he went after the boys who were kept at the farm _ during Friday hight. "Tax o. behaviout _ betore the expiration of that ‘period. F i Befote Magistrate Weir on Suulu the lads Plead g-lg and ts senâ€" tenced _ to the imico â€" Industrial School until they attain the age of twent probati PLBEAD GUILTY nle ROi the Iy all | NOMIN A TION ( o k it Patog juai!® in Ontario for ovetnbér 140. ~ Th Â¥ion of a sitetlar ‘ord year The nomination of offivets and . diâ€" rectors for 1918 of the Berlin Hortiâ€" cultural Society will take place at a special meeting to be held in the Lib #ary Hall on Tuesday, evening. WILL PASS BYâ€"LAW UA byâ€"law will be;submitted a% the ot theâ€" City Council meeting ‘evening providing for the instalâ€" Iation of ornamental _ street. lighting on King street under the local imâ€" provement system. 1 WFive ‘private parties and organitaâ€" ons have signified their intention‘of tirnishing wards in the new . wing UF the Hospital. Other persons or orâ€" mafioab desiring to furnish " a should consult with the Superâ€" fitendent at an early date. TO FURNISH WARDS BISHOP wWAS BANQUETTED Wls Lordship : Bishop T. J. Dowlâ€" tng of ‘the diocese of Hamdilton: was tender@d a banquet by the faoulty of St. *J:rnu College last evening in honor of his silver jubilee which was rccently celebratec in Hamilton. ‘The students wore aiso granted a holiday toâ€"day. PLEASANT EVENING A very pleasant social was ‘held in on Church by the S. S. Home Deâ€" partthent and Cradleé Roll on Tuesâ€" day afternoon, ‘the 17th. The attendâ€" &nce was lam and the day unique fer the mot! and ‘childrps ‘to <atâ€" "tend. A service of song was held and and address ‘by the pastor Rev. M. L. Wing.: ‘The Honie Department has thirty visitors with a Targe memberâ€" ship. /ARefreshménts were served. Mr. ‘George Zinger was pleasantly sutprised at his home at {ge ‘Grand Union Hotel on Wednesday. evening by about a score Of his yl:ung friends.. A ost delightful evening was spent in various forms of amusement and at midnight a tasty and caréfully prepared lunch was Pamkaken of. Beâ€" fore the gathering dispersed, â€"Mr. Zinâ€" ger was made the recipient of an adâ€" d@#Â¥ess and a handsome umbrella, the former being made by Mr. C. Fehrenâ€" bach and the latter by Mr. I. Wey. SURPRISE FOR MR. G. ZINGER ORGAN RECITAL A RARE TREAT Notwithstanding â€" the urnfavorable weatlier on Friday evening there was a splendid ‘attendance at the mfin of a ‘series of freeâ€"will organ Is in Trinity Methodist Church by Gatâ€" ty Sellats, one of the greatest ~Crâ€" ganists in the old country. ‘The audâ€" ience was more than delighted â€"with the: excelient and highâ€"class program rendered by Mr. Sellars and will un doubtedly te heard by large avdience @uring the balance of ‘his engagemen ‘ in the Twinâ€"City. AGED LADY MEETS WITH ACCIDENT An unfortunate . accident befell Mirs. Jane Hcckitel, Allan ‘St., Waterâ€" idb this nsotning about 10 o‘clotk. She wab standing on a Ohair engaged flrnome household task when she 1ost *balance and fell, distocating ‘he» hip and vratking ber Hip bone. The lhjury is a very â€" painful one and friends of the ngcd lady who i% in her 83rd year will ‘sincerely regret to learn of the accident. > Restore your stomach to healthy vigor By‘taking a Nuâ€"Druâ€"Co DySpapsia Tablet after each mealâ€"and cut out the "plecing*. ‘"A bite of this arfd a taste‘of That, wl day tong, dailsâ€"the appetite and weakens the wre ‘this ‘bakt Trisnds ‘for sufférers from Indigestion «h4 dyspepsia. 506. a Bbr #t your Drd@#ist‘s. . Made ‘by the National Drug and Chemical Co. of Cunada, Limited. 4 ; Naâ€"Druâ€"Co Dyrpepsia Tablets F ‘OFFICERS Pms is an rder passéd vernmet hn hn ANVWAIiLOO UR _ ':-:.:r‘ LBCISLATURE WERE 149 At 12.08 â€"ALLEN HUBER, gentleman, by Alien Huber and F. E. Walter, 12 Elien street; agent, A. B. McBride, solicitor, Waterloo. s At 12.20â€"CHARLES H. MILLS, m;mm. by H. L. Janzen, R: w s Johlai..l..m Ja.M: Bricker; agent, D. Shannon Bowlby,â€" At l!.&oâ€"g;gflflifl ~TAY%mEY. Reporter, by James Taylor UHtâ€". t es ie At 12 41â€"MATPHEW WAYMAN, upholsterer, 5 Monticth ‘street, : ‘Torâ€" ‘onto, by Hilkiah Martin: 51 Weber street east; agent, Arthus Plunsmer, 108 ‘Weber: streot , ceast. 2o 39 m.m«mmmuwwmofl«:a:? ay as candidates for the Legislature at the byeâ€"election to be in b Waterloo next Monday, October 28th, at the nomination niceting beld in the Court House Monday, commencing at 12 O‘clock sharp. . â€" _ = _ | _ evenith Sudipntiictulet sn i ncinciy o 3 is iqerermnt in 2 +0 4. NAz 19 LE 4 Atter hs\'i:&hd consigerable Giff culty in ‘securing ‘a nominator in 88â€" dition to hiriselt exâ€"Mayor â€"Allen Hub er was the first : to submft t nomination to the Returning Officer, and thus gained the advantage of be ing the first speaker at the public. meeting to follow. 1P cuakg ‘The Conservative nominee, Charles H. Mills, merchant, was the ‘second #o be submitted to the presiding official. F ‘The next nomination created soméewhat of a stir among the small crow@ in @ttendance when the Retursing Officérâ€"read the name of James _ Taylot Uitley, of this city, who sgbmittq‘l:‘kww_l notnination which, 4t is . 4t« derstood, is permissable. 1t was whispered that he is a ‘‘darkâ€"horse" AHA will poll a big tote on the ‘antiâ€"treating‘" platiorm. k . > ‘The last nomination ‘received â€"was Matthew Wayman, of Toronto. + The public meeting following the nomination meeting at the ° Court: House on Monday afternoon was &-, void ofâ€"any excitement and the adâ€" dresses delivered by the â€" candidates did not arouse‘â€" any marked enthusâ€" lasm on the partâ€" of the â€" audience, which numbered between . forty and ‘The resolution that the candidates; be given twenty minutes in which to uwddress the merting was . favored,| although Calndidat® W&yman â€"desired three quarters ofâ€"an hour. Chairman Davidson . called upon the â€" candidates in Â¥he order in which . they were nominated. C val ‘‘One ‘thing you‘ll have to ‘do Mr. the Tory‘s nomince, "apd that is <to, keep a lookout for George M. DeBus. We don‘t want that techhical school as a bribe, but the best town should get it. Say! You mar be‘ a square man, Mt. Mills, but, oh. . you‘ve got soume awful supporters,‘" .and the elâ€" ¢ctors present Ytoared out in laughter. "I stand ‘for enforcing the Taw, if we have ‘to call ‘the army afd "the mavy as well, to do it," ~Mr. Huber : conâ€" STREET CAR Car, Nutaber 20=of the: Rerlinâ€"Watâ€" erloo Street Railway, in m of Motorman _ Eckstsin and Conductor, Struck, containing fortyâ€"ning passen gers, was derailed ‘this motningâ€" near the Grand Trunk crossing: on . â€"King ‘®treet: this no;fi on its ; 6.40, trip to Berlin in a lar manner. © ‘The damage _ sustained was slight, tnly a dorner: of tho vestibuloe Beink splintered" â€" when‘it came in contact with .. the ratlroad gates, the lafter breaking. Singmcd® «: "An attempt to stop at the Welling= ton street crossing proved \nsuccessâ€" fail owing to ‘the condition of â€" thel tracks. â€"The falling leaves covering the rails make it â€" slippery and often @angerous for the cats and this conâ€" Oftion . prevailing, resulted in . the Skidding c the car down the bill un #WI! it had :reached the open switch thirty fest from.the gates. | eluded When the. auxiliary car was sumâ€" moned to. ita assistance,. the .. formaer collided with and smashed .the water wagon at the <corner of King and Dr. Picroc‘s Pleasant Pelicts regulate liver end bowels. that of the Socialist â€" candidate, i & happy mood. He extolled the record of the ~Whitney. Government since gaining power and réferred to the fact that the Cabinet formed at the time of the patty‘s victory had m0% been broken until last September to permit Mr. Cochrane‘s promotion to the Borden Cabiniet. He also w ol the grants reteived by ‘the County %:om the Whithey Government ~since t came to power. ‘The" Conservat @ate touched on the *wobk . Hon.: Mr. Beck and his hyiro p scheme and Hon. Mr. Hanna and_ ‘new prison fatm at Guelph. Afr. was Heartily applauded by his sup» porters when â€"he concluded. Aligy The suflrage reform . ‘candidate, Mr. James Taylor Uttley, was â€"mot present when the chairman announced that it was his turn to deliver‘ chis address and Mr. Wayman, the Socia» list candidate, was next called upon. Mr. Wayman was the ong one of the speakers to use the twenty whinutâ€" es ‘alotted durthg which period . he @elivered a vigordus address. In reâ€" Terring ‘to ~ the ‘candidature â€" of Mr. Mills, ‘the speaker stated that . he was as tinforttmate as Mr. Mills was fortunste, inasimtich as the Conservaâ€" tive candidate h@s behind him both ‘the Tory whd Liberal press, the govâ€" ‘ernmeht, the trusts and combines, ‘und ‘the courts. FHe made a slashing attack on the present Government, saying that the workingmen of the province were â€" merely nptduliy‘ them as a commodity. ‘The Goverk: ment must degislate for one class or the other, the interests and / ‘ trusts and combines ‘or ‘the workingâ€" men, and ‘the workingmen were ~cerâ€" tainly getting the short . end:<»Bt every thing. _ The speaker _ intimated :lt,athawns in a position to undbr« and the needs of the workingmen, since he is oneâ€"himself, ‘having workâ€" ed in the mines ‘with them in thesilâ€" ver country and enduringâ€" the ~bardâ€" ships suffered by them. . As a speaker Mr. Wayman created a good mapresâ€" sion. > i the King 4 To Moauc Mr. C. H. Mills, who Tollowed, wias There was a naarked scarcity +1 d¢Es at the Berlin â€"market snua ahd the lateâ€"comers ‘hat dificulty tm getting their usual supply. ‘The ranged from 80 to 85 cents per dor with 32 centk;as the ‘"happy â€" médâ€" jum.‘"‘ _ Potatoes advanced toflz pet ‘bag. Poultty was quite: ficluding chickens, ducks and % wind‘ the prices demanded were teasonable. & 1R After an hour‘s delay, the dormiled thf was replaced on the tracks, and made the trip to the car barn#. _ °* Frances streets. Superintendent Hy. Hfymmen, who was in the wagon «M the time _ along with Messrs. K len @hd Rickerman, was thrown to pavement â€" and . sustained a wound. Mr. Klem‘s wrist was is aptained . K ‘The meeting closed with cheers Top