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b 3" maximum (trtt1ttttht (Ebruuivlc. _,.., Happy Times. . "K I Has It In that be- we have no hesitation in saying that a finer assortment pl 'imottd stylish goods has ever been shown in Berlin before, and " - to unit the pockctx of everyone Best choice of patterns go to the: who come tigst TAPESTRY CARPETS, nice patterns - as low " 2pAc upwards au. WOOL CARPETS, yard wide - - doc and upwards BRUSSELS CARPET8f2ah border - 70c and upwards All) Ara-inner ir2C'e'iitffci'iii.i"e', from the largest manufacturer bs the u. s., Slum, New York. Wall Paper and Window Shades in newest Amelie- patterns. No duplicates, We sell for Cash md One Price Only. ' Pun- - In all human.“ Dunbar. tttt,tgGtfAlfltfg Axum-o mud-o- Occurred to You Carpets and Curtains, . Wall hpJids Shades WI have just received a. lot of plow castings for the WATERLOO, PRESTON, WILKINSON, AYE and GUELPE Flows, which we are selling at 8 1-20 a. lb. The! are made out ofthe very best -gfnt. and are superior to any that have been sold here before. - Get your supplies ready for spring plowing. METRE“. Milli mlllil WESELOH‘S SLAUGHTER SALE. 1hrttht2ttyc"tiP2,tet1 m norm no Ite Bug-in- "in." “gnu h1T.t'd't.t h'gggfNt1?tWt't'a'ghti,ytlgit,y",tttt'd k' 'iiii'ii J&Efi?33&mmgfi.§“fl “bl-‘3 . Boots and Shoes Made to Order. 'eydlefsre.' “a cheaply a... while you an Wrtrtr, 5mm, thah, u A, WESELOH, the Shoeman Wow: Block, Waterloo. '. T. LAKE, Cheap Hardware Store, Berlin. Farmers, Attention. VOL. XLII-NO. ll , BOEHMER CO. Change of Business I in Spring House-Cleaning will soon begin, tgtddeeidedincreaseittthesaleof . . -. HOFFMAN’S SHOE STORE and get aIthgTéii: ra,' (Hui Finder will be pair ofhis Easy mung Shoes. The mew$$Ylii31$$£f§ikfiul°ifi°fii Boot and Shoe Stock in town. "iasit'i'ii,i,iiii, 'l','")':"?.')'?.. “331$: sway down to suit the times. 1/ltp4i;1ht?t i."i'it1hllii,li ir. D. HOFFMAN, ', Ifyou whh to be happycall atJ. D. . THE SHOBIAN. 45 King St, BERLIN. mam-an WATERLOO, ONTARIO, THURSDAXMQIEIEQ APRIL 2, 18?ii. it A BUDGET PROM 0033! PONDENTB AND OTHER SOURCES. mutational“. Count!“ mor 0’8 ‘liuu Blaine. College of Mon- tml . panic-l, my: and lint- clu- - respect. Po-itively only one to be given in Berlin. No more pupil: mocked sh." this took. Mn. Juoob Sabra“ died of upo- pluy on Sunday foreman " the rut- denoe ot her son Attmhatn no" Mum- boim. She was " you-- ot no. Thu funeral took plug on Wedneudny tore. Mr.W. Moodonnld. the millionth touoeo smusttfaotttrttr, bu intimnwd hi: intention?! donating a further “no! 0150.000 wind. the endow. ment. fund of the engineering and phylioo buildings in connection with McGill Univonity. Ho In- just given halt n million doll-n to the Univonicy. Hen we no Igsin slur being lilo“ tor two weeks. The weather during the put an "r hu been very trying on people‘s eye- but. today it in quit» ealm spin . . . . ME. ALB. Bowen-one o,t our IDEt ooiemOo former- shipped three oer-Inui- ot bt cheap to the Chi- cngo market in» Botnrdey over the Milwenhm. Thechipment. netted hints h . prxrltt. m in own in the when for more - bat no thi. - of the your they ere herd to get. . . . Mrs Themes Hewitt will leave for her Onaedien hom e next week which II in Bridgeport, Ont Mn. Hewitt he- been with no for the put (our you-I during which time she hoe mode men, friend: who will sadly mine her entertaining company. I em _ cure Ibo will he gladly welcomed in her 1 reutel home. . ' .Mr. and hire. A, B, glider were vi-ihiug T, B, Snider‘l‘ wickedly. Irwin Snider arrived home Seturdey from unending school it. 8m- born during the winter. . ' :Mr. R. Shah: heed miller of the Senborn roll. or milk he: rented on eitthtr one term for hie eon Albert. m hoe bought e l nicc‘hny teem for 0100 and he is nloo ‘in the market for forming implemenu. ‘Bncceu to you Henry . . . mass, Snider who we: employed in the Senbcrn roll. er mills during the put. winter in lured to A. B. Snider her the coming nee-on . . . .Mr. R. B. Towneend our enter- pricing etorekeeper he! gone on e week’e trip to Chicago on tin-incl. Br ell opp-noon he in doing I good buineeo here. . . .Tho lethcdiec church hoe just cloned . eerie- od revivnl meeting. They succeeded in oaptttrlng some of the oldest. resident-e: the city. Show in 'ter/tg (at end the robin- hen al y made their oppon- nnoe. A thunder-tom penned over our nighhorhood lent Sunday morning but did not In». very long. . . . Protnot. ion enminntionn on now ended. The echelon in the respective divieionn have stood the me well and mode good - who. . . Ar.. Geo Miller, the jeweller. hen lonely received neural minnow! hand bicycles. . . Asa. lit: left our midst In» week for Non-ted: when he pun-pone. leaning tinamittting. . . . Bunions: neon:- to he rnnhio with Christ Hemmer on we 2l'l,%, hen added nnocher men . . . . Mr. John Young. the tailor, he: made on addition to his - ot working men in the peace of Tommy Hickey . . . . Our an milk iutiaUd numbing [one week nod on now preparing and: need for loving. They intend thin you to on out more need then on previous yenr. . . About John Weleon end . . . Jinan John wanna and an Albany mud ttr Berlin} thu morning to tou their duties " jurors . . . .Tho Nith river bu overflowed in huh And in Boodinq the radio high- wuy which no input-bk at the time at writing than cunning the mail to be mural-mu..- "Li-Between Bucks-ville and the 13th line, . but. Finder will be nuiuhlyr regarded" . . ._. Folk, veg-o cog: titty young people unwind Mr. N. Dietrich, wife end {unity on Thundsy but. They all eojuyed themed"- eplendidly end it is reported that the not!» wee unmade; the wing ot tie, below we td the Derry-Men erdvdhone. . . .Ber. P. B. Spiel eon- dneted the English unice- in the “1:“an clutch on Sen- dey. Mr. Sph- ve tmd-tnad It“ Meet - few veeh....M|-. “when - My a Bee. NEWS NUGGETS. Edi Kaila-M " In» In] City, soA, Much "U. he instruction_ aim by __tho IOWA oomvoxnnucn lin unending the committee of the Association. . . .The poplers shoot our village ere being leid low. The teen well reminds as ot the customs of some of the pioneers in ar of you. . . .Mr. E. Otterbein of Port Huron. Mich. recently of Berlin is the guest ot his uncle Mr. l? S. Spies. Although Mr. Otterbeln will holds I strong "Utity for Contain lilo, yet he still feels more inclined to hove his stead on American soil....Mre. Ir. Donald wife of our worthy councillor 'tl,'f the pest (or day: with Mr. end rs M. M. Donald of Winterbonrne....Report hes it that Mr. N. Dietrich hes disposed of the Union Hotel. Mr. Mair of M. Clements being the forelimb What Mr. Dietrich inten e doing we have been unnhle to eeoennin but it is like- ly he will rennin out of business for sometime....Mr. John Zion about two miles we“ ot here. we: surprised by n sleigh land ot youth end b outy on Botnrdsy evening. The you“ lolke per-took of games. tool-l nong- ho ' end they said the: Standby morning In needing down brlore they found their nbode. . . . Mr. Levi Steulfer of Weter- loo we: the guest of Rev. J. Shown on Bundey lent. Win-3'0"“- Old that thin year dim gums ; And All Foelu' Dar will notably MM' vary “it cleaning In may put. ot the comm-y. Bot “all the [as day or We he the wanker unlined anything like 0min like winch. The Quad riverelesred of iggheupu Sunde night Lineup! " Home an AmioariJ..- One of the most. eunoeeefnl meeting! of our society thin won we: held on Tneedey evening. The debete wee on the abject of e “Sodding Wife VI. A Drunken lie-bend." The letter wee decided to he the none "liotion. The debete next night is on the topio--"Be volve! That the Frenohiu Should Bot Be Extended to Women.” On Fridey evening. three members of our ttN: Mean. M. Donald, J. Glennie end . Veitoh, took pert in e public debete It Went Mantras. Thane who upheld the honor of the letter place were Mean. A. Devltt. W Mitchell end c, Bowman, The reopeotive platforms ot the two politic-l parties were dltouued. ,, . . . . .Thn Winterbottrueiree under? took the forlorn hope of drimdiug the Conservative petty, end were of uourae licked. Non-mu -...Ae toretold hot week moth" wedding mu duly celebr-ud on Wednesday, when Mr. Walter Stork willing Grace, third daughter of Mr. lad Mrs. Wm, Mickie, were united in murrisge. The ceremony took plan " the bride’l home, in the reunion of nearly forty she-u, the rf.'. A. M. Hamilton offifriattng. Thtbride In. attied becomiugly in whim ouhmore, sud wu attended by her liner. Min Anna, while the groom vu supported by Mr. Geo. Lotion. Our but witho- m extended to Mr. and #m.Btort, Tn: tmur.-.atr, Ju. Ball, in qttfrer. ine from ituhtmnation of the lungs. . Mrs. Dunc“ in “out recovering trom I tours “not ot rippe.. . .Mr. Jn. Mum out his gUil'l'l,' with on " Int. week. The ule of Mr. Geo. Burnett on Monday wo- very 1.11;er “bonded 5nd Mr prion- vero reclined. upon", on the implements. ' HuPll-ER Mr. J en. J erdine. town. wee in Ber. ha, being e'mpeoelled on the Grend Jar tor the Spring Anita. .. n. Mr. ,Phifip Chrietmen of Elmire, it the gueet of hie brothers, J. W. end B. L, Chrietmen ot thin town. ' . .The Mite Society ot the Preebyterien Church held e meet eucceeeiul box eociel in the echool room at the church on Mondey evening lat. A cplendid progremme one given end en eujcyeble time epeot by ell .preeent. . ' .Miu hbsMitottell, who hee been vleiting " the reeidence of Mr. J. A. Sheer, returned to,dito. wel on Setnrdey lut......It ie our end duty to record thin week the death oi Annie Mum chell,~ beloved wife of cor eeteemeo townunen. Mr. J, A, Sheet. The hereeved husband end ro- ietlvee heve the heertielt Iympethy ot the community in their hour ot eorrow. l . . . .The poetere ere out ennonncing the greed concert to be given in the hell on the evening of Thnredey. April 9th, ender the euepicee oi the H. A. A. A, The oottunittetLM" neared Inch (int clue talernt " Berry Rich, Toronto, end Mejor Stonemen of Hemilton . . . . The proposed, ploy, "Arreh Ne Pogue," which wee billed to - here leet Fridey. did not tote piece on eooount of one ot the principel ectore heving. acnred epoeition with “Hench Aaron The Bee." thee neceteiteting hie leaving with thet troupe. . . .A lerge number oi the B, T. oi T. of Rapier, epent e leeeeot evening with their Celt Brethren on Pride, evening leet. . . . . . Nile M. Metal. Who he! been visiting In. Dr. Feirleld ot Bonneville tor the ieet month or two. returned to he: 'll'a,',"l Thgedey gent. . . nu. W. e yieen i't't romenetteck oi ”My...” KeGinnieiecon. " you went cheep boot. end shone, go to Dumb Bree. They received en- cther Urge shipment lat week, Which in cure to ph-.. . .Tbe cupiln ot the of the continuation clue of the Luther- en church, were ooMrmed by Rev. Lab of thin puoe....Aod will the chance in buciueeeere going on. Mr, Joesph Sehl bee told his bleekunitb shop end intend. in the tonne residing in New Hamburg. where he hes pur- chued the Koch Hotel. . . .Mr. John Hobo, proprietor of the vegan uhop, bought out the block-much hueineu from Mr. Jone-pl: Ilettl.- m will not Philip Schultz to tako ohnrgeol the blacksmith busineu while he still re- union in chemo of the waegoaishop. ....Mr. E H. Boyo's encoruor is ex- pected to cute hie eppeerence in the old wand on April Ist, in the person ot Mr H. Leutenochleger. who promine- good work end value for my bun-inane intracted to him . . . .Another meeting of the crediton of Mr. Alt. Keulmen, lneolvent, in convened for next Thurs, dey, April 2nd, to coneider the edgie- ehility ct toting proceedinge to set aide the book deth, mom's". end chettel mortgegee end to recover the money paid for them . . . . Weiler Bron. hove diesd of their bn-ineu to Menu. Bechtel & Brown of Wellesley. The new tinn token nonunion on April let. . ' . Mr. J, U. Clement bu opened " stone! randy-mode clothing, aenn' htrttulsiatta, etc, in Hurtlrih'l old sttetd....Mr. o. Weudt will open A tailor chop on April lat, in the and formerly ommpitd by Bowman Bram, butchers, Forler’l Block. fined to the house with An “both! the The silvery out. ttat adorned um]; Gun; the hot tive months, is gruduully ditrert'utt and u we Mar the rush. ina with" which glider o'er hill Mid vale '" {in - that him plum-u ot winner will won be pita-m. t recol- lrotiou. Spring the no» ughbin of til tbst was which bring- with it vrrduro Mid given life sud impetus to thus which vu nppuently lying dor. umnt tor . poriod of tin. in with II unoo more. Tho Inter anemone might appropriately be Hrplud to the young» community judging from tho numbn- ot pubic: held lately. The latest on record wu held in Mr. In“ Lesson’u when the“ twemydie. indw- and gentlemen “ambled had spent tn en- joy-ibis singing in manic hor.. _ PUBLIC DmurB-.-Ttstr public debate " ennounced to be held on Friday evening wee e decided encoeee. The large number thet cocgregeted from fer end near filled the hell to overflow. ing. The priiiuUtstcMr, Bowlett', ably prodded over the meeting The meet ing wee opened with e quertette euug by tour lediee end gentlemen ot thin piece. Mile Peppler preeided et the argon. Sever-oi eoloe were rendered in good etylevhy eeoh ot the following lediee, Miee Mtllerd. Mice Hemiltou end Mile Shoemker. Some excellent inetrumentel mueic wee given by Jake Lundy end MnemVietoh end Smith which received Inth tevoreble coin- ment. The debate on the subject "Reeolved that the eccceee ot the Re- torm perty et the coming electiOne could not be in the intereete ot Cenede” wee exceptionelly good. The‘ eilirnnetive wee lusteined by Mum. M. Donald Jenni Glennie end Welter Vietch trom l Winterbourne. Although ell three ere l reformen they mede etrcng epeeonee in ltbe defence ot the Govermect. The negative wee eupported try Menu. A. W. Dewitt, Wm, Mitchell end 0. D. Bowmen who delitered good eddreeeee l in rapport of the Liberel pert " well _ " condemning the policy of the party in power. The Menitobe School queet~ ion wee thendied well on both aided, Thvsommittee ooneieting M Mean J. Smith E, Weaver end E. Cummings elter meture tsotuiderrdtioa decided in [ever ot the negative. At the clone of the meeting e tebleeu entitled "Cline. in to the Oren" wee given by the Mine- Bhoemeker.Millerd end Richerd end wee well reoerived.,..Mr. Ghee. Peppler u meking ective _ prepfrutiou' tor building . new house. He'ving re- moved the old log home he will noon heve everything in reedineee to begin the new one. . ..Mr. Ephreim Webs: born Berlin epent e few deye emong friends end reietivee lent week. . . .Mr. Geo Poppler nude e bueineee trip to Treceetle i-et week. Mien Lottie Eleley in at gaunt hm Viliting her pursuit . . . . ill Mahal Smith o Bslism Muir (pram. i vim in this vicinity Me for her home on Monday Inc . . . .Miu Koohlor ohZurith 'P' ' inning Addison Snider on Mondty Ina. " LM .-e. "gr. antit "on m. tld IR: tthi. Asmqn out! Bar. Willhuu ot Min. conducted union: in an N.M.Chum_h on Sunday night. Wu . km “that ot Vinit- “Ill-AU 4. B, 9929 n"- f.hrty. Emmy; - MONTH“! - in but din-“pd“ ... .Mio Bunion vilitod in Gullah on Sound”. . . . Mr. Cubans. night not." here, nude a tiyintt Vida to Waterloo last work. . . . hr. Baby!" to no In able, to resume hi: undie- again. We no glud to no hi? buck. . . . Mr. N. Bouetrr il coin; to an no this not. . . .Tho ttloom. inudnlu Putnam-00 as doing quite an mount of Ihipplnu vi. our town . . . . Mr. J Banner bu moth" our of corn on tho Admg; Io rec he in using the when. . . .Thou inurutod in our bike club intend holding an arguin- tion on April In. . . .Mr.w.8tqut in . mph ot day: in town luv. werk ... .Mr. Goo. Court-ll upon Sunday " home. . . Ahe Wham uhower on "ttteds, indicated the Ipriuu is came who. nurse. Wad» notiord Robin Ibdlro-t., warblmg in clau- who. which turned no into . panic mood: as? new mum, t u I ' wtl/ttatlttu " tail Wi o," . vent Me tell 1%tittghtl oroll. I "tow sub is not my good poetry judged by We but eteudud of the pooh; but it u no good " spriuu poetry generally h Jeok Flo-c in uiving wev to the gloriou- reye of Old Sol. . . .We act‘oed I. lee: inane the: people a} thiu‘ " the most die-str- oue winter Oioa‘ experienced. 1842 In alluded Int val. but in 1861 It New You over two he of not were on the ground. the wind wee blow- in: e gals ot 40 nilee en hour end for eight. den in euooeeeion the thermome- ter n‘ietered trom " to M do nee tltr, new. Oeptein To. Sam: of rteuuie carrying Her Mary’s Ide, Pram. did got show up toe ibre deye on mm d the worm.- A lune number ot Amer-ben- were there It that time to "NP, the draft which we: then pending. The, bagged the ntove u they were we need to Owed- len winter-e . . ' . Mr.AJkhigor,earri- meter. in e huetler. He bee 10mm rigs in I"lflT eon. early numbed. no» tt then ordered, one ot than "in; to Pemhoro end one to Dundelk ..Mr. P. Mu staeted wit-beloedol hum freight tor Ulla. Aka sighting Ber (a he bud the made itn. ble end "turned heme. . . .Mr. It Brick“ in qttitttt down oeller, try we mu tell to the hem at the mm. We ere [led to eey that no been were broken ' . . ntr, end Mrs. Abe. Snyder end Min M Shem: Were inc mini-ton hounded . . . .Thrao of our mun: men ecu-add n uociol " Rtrr'w Bloomingdale Int woo-k uni report 5,iii,iiiii' time. . f .Our wow in but din [ ... .Mio Bataan ttte (“an ot Mr.N.Cu-uun. WI.» vuk....Bo¢on you go to press this wok mothor "tttsting “out. will tate plus st High Bush. 13“me Buttptui-Ao the out bound train, due have " 6.18, puma up on Hominy, " childnn and and chum with v.11 SIM but»: wad- ed ttsdr way to who bone of our highly “WM “than. Mr. D. Brick", the occasion being his Mnd birthday. We hope this pluma- u’l! no. any. more such amnion. Tho ion on M» Quad River but. up a "rat lull-pin an on Honky gaping tad moved down "rqtatgt with. oul. doing my dunno. En long the Ibo“ of the riiU will b. bond Julia. A power-h! ml: of - In 0 n chums! under Mr. Schnfor'l hm. 2htll or Du. w-tc..-." in our bitterly poinlul duty to upon this week the uuddan and “Inspected dodth ot one of Oreo-bill's not! promo ing sud exemplary young men in aha (, mt, “Money Saved - p... up“ w, m... u... .....-. V" -, _...-.v. ___ 7 . _ THE MONEY saved from wages or income you have to work for, while the money you save in purchasing you don't work fa. Now spring is coming on. You’ll want something m a). Hardware line-shovel, spade, rake, whitewash brush, or £10.? ably something else. Remember, we're wholesale and retail, and gut there" two ways of saving-one way is by spendihg a little as W?11 hav_e_t0, had the Piher it by swipe m wlet 32".232. arid%an exactly what we say---what we advertise w6carry out Indium M. tho - to a. My." Continued on ma; Papa. MM MAMA. my» NU ; o------'-"""'"'"-'"' Cheap Hardware is money mude'iis an old saying we ohe'n hen CROUCH na, fl SELL CHEAP WHOLE NUMBER. 2147 31:31.1”. oxrmzo. J. FENNELL & SON ,1 These Hard Times. 'kttrrtutiiir.,ttmAtao-,jhitii a" Iona-mum...“ w "t th l, ~33: a II that“: v. " “at H At'dt, tt 'lt'l'gtfu'ld can. mm. AhttD,-totmt Ir .1 I. w cur-o'er. Hundred: rm .tarted with u Alum! On I no“ a may“: hangar-AW 03.. Tonal». 0m. E. H. SCHLIMI, Fh8tMtth0td I“ _ King Strut - WM Wstaloo. - Otahaat.. "tttt IXI-llll'llll will In ' gfimgmmm Jun "tb, Mth all "th, Charles N. Rocha W W “a W mu School mm at his School mm; munch: ,_ j htlhllittilitttrihlltq 'j':' tad llttrttaiIitiiittatN SPRING I'll! can...- a All 'tbl up.“ mum. "an to: 5 and 'recthmt comin- at “I. 1 .oethaad at! 'gT'e1T",t,'Iateltt Dunn!- any - u a: It... -tataatoPoAtMas. Winch!“ l Save Your Eyes . . Wm T"t Pat.", Can-ovum rd I or I. In gov 3:4 Emmi! P! fall. 't union nus will it I. ”limp“. .Teadvatoe It. U. WRU-tik cit-7cm“ Bread at Bandemogt'tF Bakery for te per and. loaf; 'ro per large lol: Delivered for 40 and bu KIILL'I “me In... Strictly Hummus. But Hardware Cheap Pteopfrqur'* “draw-In!" , sup-chum Naipaul“. 1t.",3l'l",TT2 on. of than. u») luv. you mud and an“ up. - principl- by SHAW l ELLIOTT. summed. m Ind-mum will who hunt “in hulm- a at. Elvira“: d au. and le__|IlI Wm. u- admin-III- tn.“