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Jatter suhâ€"division have not yet been reâ€" ®eiyed, but it is annoupced that Dr. Adams hbes a majority there of 11. The i o aen oo mlalve majorit s e ing was b,’flm"o being about 1,0&)0 leu'voul red than in the last election, Bir Oliver Mowat was victorious Mr. Horsman, the Patron, by 605. m'ole then stood : Horsman {,779. NORTH OXFORD ELECTION: President Cleveland has refused to be a candiduts for the Presidency. He #ays :â€""My public and personal inclinâ€" mbion is so unsltersbly opposed that I gannot for one moment consider the suggestion." Return of A." Pattullo of the Sentinelâ€" Review by a Large Majority. Andrew Pattullo, Reformer, was on Monday elected a member of the Onâ€" terio Legislature for the North Riding k‘Oxford, the seat held by Sir Oliver owat for twentyâ€"three years. At the ur of telegraphing Mr. Pattullo‘s meâ€" ty over Dr. Adsms, the Indepepâ€" t candidate, is 748, with five places Bb to hear fromâ€"sulbâ€"division 4, of endford township, subâ€"division 3, of Blenhrim township, and Nos, 4! and 7, 8ir Oliver Mowat has reported adâ€" versely to the issuing of commissions to gontlemen named in Sir Charles Tupâ€" per‘s list of Queen‘s Council of «July 8th. The first division in the House on the Governorâ€"General warrantequestion resulted in the Government majority of 34, with two Liberal seate vacant. Hon. Mr. Harcourt, Provincial Treasurer, bhas returned from a trip to Europe. Hon. E J Davis waselected by ac clamation for North York on Tues day. snn es Swbscription $1.0¢ per annum in advance; 150 if not so paid. MHigh class printing, English and German, n its branchos, Advertising Rates reasonable, and will hb waac nown on &1 gi.cation \ Auction Sale of Fuâ€"J. Mo le‘t A New Deparcureâ€"I. L Ho deu Farm for Saleâ€" Euos Bowman Millineryâ€"C S° usrnagel North Waterlo» Exhibition â€"B. Devitt Auction Saleâ€" E. N. Hawke Berlin City Shoe Storeâ€"A Weseloh. How Dollars are Madeâ€"J. Fenucll & Son New Arrivalsâ€"S, Snyder Busy as Beesâ€"The Boehmer Co Coal Oilâ€"M. Weichel & Scu. New Advertisements this week A Werkly Newspaper Published every Thurs day moruing, Waterloo County epheim township, and Nos, 4$, and 7, % Nissouri. ?Tho figures from the DAVID BEAN, Proprietor, THURSDAY. SEPT. 10th, 1896 for this small vote,one of which the farmers are very busy , and the other and most imâ€" 3 ng & lack of interest in the â€"*The result was considered a yone conclusion,and in consequence of the electors did not ':L the zbmcut their ballots. The elecâ€" was pot run on party lines, Mr. allo receiving the support of Conâ€" tives in large numbers, which body ned to put a candidate in the feld wq preferring to wait until the plection, in the meantim» deâ€" their attention to the work of !uni:n. Pr. Adams m’:::m.{ rity in twomanicipalitiesâ€" y A in which he resides, and the ing townubip of West Zorrs. e vote now atands : st 2,884. Tt now stands: Pattullo ’,A:{mur 1,120. There are several EDITORIAL NOTES to»nship B1gk the infant son of Mr. M Tw The Apudiai id of Beptember r.-uhnemvmz this neighborhood nly 8 months and 9 parents of the child y of the community in it being the only * |uw, nsjority is 748 te retarns make Mr. 761. Aider m ufiiq;*i; his g&fi%&fi‘;& y ma Ee?â€"; TA tp 42 Camillia _ He also leavestwo brothers puy \alllh salnephcrasg a4 MA 4 " ree ing him. fia leaves bfl;{dflu:;, pl.l by his § i and M io n Leampr lte, Aph hags and_iwo man, he died comparatively poor. KHe was twice mnz‘:‘u uw"vib, a daughter of Mr. re Aote, survivâ€" ness. RBome few years ago he returned wcnumdan?zrd in the real estate business until daring the last winter, when he was to the staff of excise officers by the Dominion governâ€" p-udi;oll fail t:“uo wl calhes e 7 ing un , when w o death ulm to his ral home. At one time s weaithy ceived a BENJAMIN UNGER. Mr. Benjamin Unger, one of the oldest nativeâ€"born residents Olsfiho County pessed quietly awey on Bupâ€" dey, Ingw 30!2, ab {hlto. yDnund had been i}l for some time past and of late his g:mhe had bnzobonrl exâ€" pected. was a man who has ld & Resath of Isrsel D. Bowman, County Clerk.and A.LaCourse, Senlor Judge of the County.â€"Bepjamin Unger, an O1d and Well Known Resident of the County Also Answers to the Sumâ€" . mons of the Grim Heaper. _ The past week has been eventful in the number of deaths of grorimb porâ€" sons 10 the County, jincluding ‘the County Clerk and Benior Juadge. Tue following is an official record of the standing of parties after each genâ€" eral election since Confederation:â€" Gov‘t Opp. _ Maj. 1867 ............... 108 &g 28 1972:........«.....+ 108 67 6 1974â€" :: +s1« 188 78 60 NB :: :i ivaasesnes 197 69 68 19892..:.......:....«+ 1880 T 68 J987.@:>:»:<csszurs 180 93 29 1891 ...... ...>..+1+, 108 60 34 It will be seen, therefore, that the maâ€" {:)rity for the Leurier Administration Jarger than Sir John Macdonald‘s mejority in 1891 or 1887. Ottawa, Sept. 8. â€"The long«deferred division upog the question as to wheâ€" ther the Government was censurable in having availed itself of the Goverâ€" norâ€"Genveral‘s warraut« to pay salaries and discharge other current ooligations was taken toâ€"uight and the relative strength of the parties in the House was measured. ‘The Government was sustained in its action by a majority of 34, the vote being: For Foster‘s amendment, 69; against 103. Strange to say upon this the tirst division since the election, and upon a question claimed by the Opposition to be a paraâ€" mount importaunce, there were 32 memâ€" bers of the House paired, while six unpaired members failed to vote. The six were Messrs. Augers, Ethier, and Fiset, Liberale, and Messrs. McGillivâ€" ray, Pope aud Robinson, Conservatives. All but Mr. Ethier were absent. The member for Two Mountainse entered the House while the amendment was being read, but not having heard the whole question put was unable to figure in the division. Tae result, however, was not ultered by the failare to record theie half dozen votes, as they offset each other." All the independent mem bers, includivg Mr. John Ross Robertâ€" son, voted with the Government. In wddition to the majority recorded for the Government the voto of Mr.Speakâ€" er Edgar must be rcckoned with, for in the improbable event of & tie it would beavailable. There are two sgate vacant, Brandon and Saskétchewan, which will almost certainly return supporters of the Government. The division toâ€"night shows the Onterio vote to be as follows:â€"Government 48, Opposition 43; giving the Government # !'I_I‘Ajofi(«y in that province of five. A Government Majority ot 34â€"32 Members Pairedâ€"The Actual Liberal Majority 37. Puired ::..:.... Absent, unpaired Seats vacant. ... THB LA&BT ROLL CALL THE FIBST DIVISION. Mr. Speaker â€"L. Government majority 37 Govt. . 103 + 16 Wpp u. 16 1 o ts in e oc Waterioco County Chronicle, Thursday, September 10, 1296â€"Page 4 98B9.817. _ _ guind t i iL t 0d 1. 8. irmet mod Moy Hombwresope A. MacDonald‘s Administration, the duties of which position he feithfully discherged. e Authonéoh()onue, senior Judge of Waterloo Connty, was born at Berttior. Province of Quebec, Sept, 22nd, 1830. He was educated at Picton Grammar School and Kingston College, Kingsâ€" ton. _ He took up the study of law and was called to the ber in 1855 and practised one year at Picton and then removed to Lindsay where he practised seventeen years He beld the office of Superintendent of Schools, Mayor of the 'I’rwn for three years,and County Orown Attorpey ans Clerk of the Poace from 1863 to{873. In Dob ober 1873 he was appoiuted Judge of the County of Waterloo by Bir Jobn In Mr. Bowman the County loses & painstaking and reliable official, whose place it will be difficult to fill. a. LACOURSE, Hie Honor Judge LaCourse died on Tuesday morning after an illness of several months, The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon according to the rites of the Anglican church of which deceased was a member, and was very larg=ly attended. In 1864 he was married to Angelina I.., daughter of the late John U.Tyson. By this marriage there were three childreaâ€"two sons and a daughter. Herbert J , civil engineer, David and Mre. Thibaudeau of Niagara Falls. . In 1858 he was elected reeve of the village of Berlin and was «ppointed Clerk in 1861. Io the same year bhe was appointed Clerk of the County and on the death of Mr. Charles Stanton in 1880 he was appointed County Treasurâ€" er. â€" He also slled the office of Inspecâ€" tor of the House of Iudustry and Refâ€" uge und was Secretary of the Berlin Public School Roard aud a Director of the Waterloo Mutual Fire Iog. Co. Mr. Bowman was born in Waterloo Towuship in 1830, being the elde‘t son of Henry Baer Bowwman, a native of Peousyivania _ He was educated at Râ€"ckwood Academy and afterwards engaged in mercaniile business with brs brotherâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. Hines. He reâ€" tired from business in 1865. I8BAKL D. BOWMAN. The whole coimmurity received a shock when it was learned oo Friday morning that Israel D. Bowman, the County Clerk and Treasurer, had paâ€"s ed over to the majority. Lately he had been subject to «n affection of the heart, but for the past week or two had been in better health than usual. Un Wednesday he attended a meeting of the Commissioners aud on Thursday evening after going to the po t office he listeaed to the beod concert for a while and went bome about 10 o‘clock. He retir<d in apparent good health but sbortly after widnight he calied his wife owing to an attack of coughing and expired in about 15 minutes. The aomouncement called forth a widespread feeling of regret. P lraugg y P qibid on ol ogp * i AAUVDAUR Wing wich and Eimirs, ; assessed value, Greatrix, Toronto {75 yargs) $. Tu 8.06. mnm-dâ€"]?flnfiflm Aide flls inooeh d u. w. Waterloo clgba was a capital exhibition gawe, and despite a few costly errors on both ridee ‘was .‘ good a game as was ever 'plsyed on the urounc’. Berlin roving the winner by 11 to 8. At fbe close of the bigycle recing, John Davidson, of the Wanderers, was preâ€" sented with the amateur ten mile Capadian Championship gold medel. The promensde conce:t fn the eve lp% was "well stt‘oudn.ih and ::”5:::‘60; rogramme of mpusic was e fug“w.u's. bend. xh-r the oolwtr{ the festivities of the doy vo{‘o‘browi to a close by s dance in the Town ball. Following is mmmpg 3â€" Tep m&lo amsteuy mgon);hts; gold medalâ€"Jno. Devideon, W. B. C., The predictions of the weather bureau authorities were for fioe weathâ€" er on Monday, although several of the lessbopeful rather doubted this owing to the dark and loweriog clouds which overqaet the n!! on Sunday. L For months past the band and bicy â€" cle club have been working handâ€"inâ€" hand in order to make all arrangements complete to ensure the success of their race meet here on Labor Day. Aod their efforts were crowned with success as wasevinced by the lirge crowd of over three thousaud people who bonorâ€" ed the committee with their presence at Westside Park on Mooday sfierâ€" nooen. The good people of the Twin City turned out enmasse, and judgâ€" img by appearances all ssemed to heartâ€" ily enjoy the sports, â€" The Waterioo Bleycle Club Provides a Good Day‘s Sport For the Many Visitors on Labor Day. The Labor Day demonstration hald under the auspices of the Waterloo Musical Society and the Wausrloo Bicycle Ciub proved a huge sucsess in every way. TBE ONTARLL) MUTVAL RACE MEET A CREAT SUCCESS LABOR DAT mile tortoiss raceâ€"Jack khe secreb" of snd :“"'.‘:'“3,, Wm . io Micnodlic $ c Af ollairs +3:a t pr e pate io i e Mr. George Uhiman, a wellâ€"known farmer liviog near New Eim, is loud in hie praise of the benefits he received from the use of Pr. Willisms‘ Pink Pille. . Recently while visiting his d-u%hm in Hnom‘ord.ho was interviewâ€" ed by a ncrm and to his scribe‘s rlutsfion. "Well, Mr. Ubimap,you a ooking ten years younger th I’ou afi two years uaO."'.io prowpag plied, "yes, and Ixm nubut-?uy d“:l: ounger. Iam in my sixtyâ€"four ;m?gad am Mf:; n'r tb.!n I did when I was thirtyâ€"four. Is is p ttI‘ h e P y o L e w vears gon kLn" zgd liver tm-m A Great Sufferer for Thirty Years Tells How He Obtained a Cureâ€" His Advice Should be Fellowed by Others Similarly:AMicted. From the CaJedonia, N. 8., Gold Hun‘ er, THE KIDNKYS ANR LIVER, THEIR DERANGEMENT THE SQURGE of MUCH SUFFERING. on the most favorable conditions. Cash and paidâ€"up values guara iteed on each policy. X'l divideads belong to and are paid to policyâ€"holders anly. The company imposes no restrictions an travel, residence or occupation, and death claime are paid at once on comâ€" pletion of claim prpers, ay. p.'l‘he QOntario offers assurance on every desvirable plan at rates lower than British or American offices, and Now as the company is well repre sented in OtuNA.tt:o of the directore, the Hon. Mr. Laurier, Mesare, Britton aud W. J. Kidd being residents, the attention of the boms will be more than ever directed rowards this city. The nuwerous policy holders in Otta wa of the Ontario iila are to be conâ€" gratulated on the great suocess in all the essentials that contribute to a first rate insurance and investmeat comâ€" The Ontari> bas a large amount of money invested in the capital and the meeting here was of special import. Ottawa is considered a decidedly seâ€" cure aod consequently a profitable fGeld for real estate investments W. S. Hodgine, superintendent of agencies, wog:"m; Ww. Headry, manâ€" ager ; W. H. Riddel!, secretary. In the afternoon an electric car was placed at the service of the visitors b Mr. James Hope and Mr. W. J. Kidi the latter of whom is the Qiltawa reâ€" preseatativa on the board of Girectors. Bome of ‘flf”d‘-“ who had uot been in the pity for years were greatly surprised at the great growth and imâ€" provemeats made almost in every diâ€" rection. London ; J. Kerr Fisken, Toronto ; E. P. Ciement, Bertin; Hon. Wilfrid Laaâ€" rier, premier, Ottaws; W. J. Kidd, B. g. Ottawp. There wore a‘so present 1 and liver trouble, i Pon felly i rid J can hardly to $ pstent medicines I faaie bur t ratblul, and I instions | _ Lbta n PJJ# ~+ the lowest rates »‘5 n:‘. comgy «s A IE"J:::‘LE’;FP:%.!_“.&_{(-H . td JIth: 16t, and 15th, *** | SEPTEMDEB ~~ The SIMPSON (0 fn‘ Al En & lwflflhwo%" > L"“irg £1., ‘:’out, m::)‘:t " W aterioo, March 22 Largest and Best â€" . AS8ORTED STOCK We afford and claim that we doofll cheaper than firms + not manufacturing. °1 T We have the Bedâ€"Room Sets, Side Boards, Extension Tables, Parlor Sets, Etc., Etc. FURNITURE UNDERTAKING (FE"E‘HH,} Furniture Manufacturers, UELPH | 2« Central lm d comparison of »3:3};1_!“‘ gquincopyou TF this We employ 80 men We manutacture our Mrs. Z’E&'dl”mlshuhr A Rockel. Manager | _ _ _ in the County. KW _“" Borlin, Ont) 17 _ MAmeR®" » * _:\ Blankets, *# _3 _ _ |New t«‘ Dress Goods. PeinrgH4 â€" â€" New | Veilings, : 1590 toite h 0 New § Staples, New GOODS . . ol and see; weo will be eased to shoy you GOODS â€" NEW GOODS New Splendid Yalues,