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 HIS SOU\n^]NIK is issued in order to put on record in anciidiirin«' 
 form some of Herlin's chief nttrnctions. 
 
 It is g-enerallx' julmitted to lie one of tlie most enterprising- and prog-ressive 
 centres in the Dominion. It is essentially a mannfacturinji;' town, beautifully sit- 
 uated in, and the capital of Waterloo County— one of the most fertile in the 
 Banner Province. 
 
 It is a Cosmojiolitan Town-tlu' thrifty (lerman and the enterprising' Ang"lo- 
 Saxon working together unitedly to advance its hest interests. It is also a Town of 
 Homes and more wag'e-earners own their dwellings (substantial brick buildings) 
 than do the workmen of any otiier eentre on the continent. 
 
 Berlin's growth has l)een rapid during- the past two decades, but of a most 
 substantial charact(ir and it has a bright future before it. 
 
 A scrutiny of the i)ag-es of this Booklet will convince you of its light to the 
 title of "Busy Berlin." 
 
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 OSEPTT ROTTNETDER, n nntivo of Ponnsyl- 
 vnnin first settled on the site of the i)n'sent 
 town of Uerlin in 1807. Josepli nndJncob 
 Slwmtz tools, up adjoining- tracts in 1(S()8, 
 and Benjamin Eby di<l likewise about the same skvav. The location was then 
 often called the "Sand Kills" and later the more euphonious name of "Mt. Pleas- 
 ant." What is now Kiiif*- street wsis in 18l<) a swamp. The leport (»f the fer- 
 tility of the soil and robustness of the climate sent back to Pennsylvania, induced 
 a lar^e number of additional families to nii^;!'ateto the district and with p'.fcsing 
 years the place grew IVom luunlet to burg and from burg to village. 
 
 Early in the Thirties the residents felt that it deserved a name. A group of 
 villagers were one evening seated in the village Inn, discussing the matter of a 
 name, when two strangers walked in and called for refreshments. Their arrival 
 created considerable curiosity and interest and the village spokesman (juestioned 
 them. "Where are you IVom?" was asked. "Berlin, (iermaiiy, and we are look- 
 ing for homes." "Then," sa'd the ([uestioner, "SettU; here and BERLIN shall 
 be the name of th's village." And so it received its name. 
 
 The village flourished and in 1.'*T)2 it w.'is made the County Seat and in bSf)! 
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 gained some jjrominence as a commercial and mariufacturing centre and since 
 then has forged ahead rapidly as an industi'ial community and to-day occupiesa 
 proud position among the greater (owns of Canada. 
 
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 ,ERLIN, with its population of !),0(X), is situated on the main line of 
 the Grand Trunk Railway, about <>2 miles west of the Provincial 
 capital— Toronto— and a like distance from the city of London. 
 Its location is on undulatinjr jifround and situated near the centre of Waterloo 
 County, of which it is the Judicial, Bankin^^, Manufacturuig- and Cbmnjercial 
 centre. 
 
 Owin^ to the amount of manufaeturinj? carried on within its ^ates, it is ar 
 important shipping- point cm the (Irand Trunk. Branch lines of this system con- 
 nect Gait, Waterloo, Klmira and other adjacent towns, while a trolley system 
 links Berlin and Waterloo. 
 
 Berlin is a cleanly and healthy town. It has a well-equipped Water Works 
 system, a larg-e Sewerage System, with a Sewer Farm for the disposition ofsew- 
 aj^e, and an efhcient Fire Brig-ade and tire-lif::htinfi- appliances ; it has adopted 
 the Frontag-e Tax system for Local Improvements and it has a Park, High, Sep- 
 arate and Public School and Library Boards and a live Board of Health. 
 
 Its rate of taxation is IG^ mills and it has but a small debenture debt. 
 
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 HIK numerous lUjinufnctoriosliKHi.ix iKJssesses, constitute its back- 
 bone; hence tiie policy of past and the present economical, y(!t 
 projLfressive Municipal ('(tuncil, has been ni<fst lilx'i'al in the 
 encouraj,'-ement of industries of a deserviiii^- kitid, while ♦^^he steady, industrious 
 chai'acter of the lal»oi' o])tainai)le here has hi'cn no small factor in the success of 
 its n.anufacturiUjL;' concerns, and is one stronj;;' inducement to new manul'actories 
 to locate here. 
 
 The town is surrounded by an excellent afi'ricultural country whose yeo- 
 m.inry is the ])ride of th" u... 'ct. Cood farms, i,n)od stock and successful far- 
 mers are the rule. One of the weekly si^iits of this bij^, bustling manufacturiiii,^ 
 centre is its Saturday INiarket, where the farnua's for miles around tind a ready 
 and abundant sale for their varied ])roducts. 
 
 Few of the younj>er cities are as well e(|uip}>ed in the matter of mercantile 
 liouses. Ik'riin's stores are proverbiall>' p»od. 
 
 Its Educational, its lielig-ious, its Social, its Amusement, its Transit and Re- 
 creative advantages, coupled with its hcalthfulness, the low cost of livinj;^ and 
 Ji^ht rate of taxation, inake it an ideal Residential Town. 
 
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 EIUiTN'S iiiisurpassod hotel accommodatioTi and the points of g-cn- 
 uine interest in and about the town make it a pleasant resort 
 for tourists and travellers. 
 
 Steps have been taken to seeure C. P. R. connection from a convenient point 
 and it is gjtucrally thouj^ht that it is only a question of time until such connec- 
 tion mu!>t comti. Nevertheless the accommodation f^iv(m shippers under the 
 present service is good and the I'atesareas low as in any place of importance in 
 the province. The (1. T. 1^. will erect a commodious new Railway Station, in 
 keeping with the town, during the present year. 
 
 The Hell Telephone Co'y, the G. N. W. Telegraph and the C. P. K. T^le^ 
 graph Compfinies, and the Canadian and Dominion ICxpress Companies cover 
 the ground thoroughly in their several departments of the public service. 
 
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 MON'd the ( arlicr Schools in Hcrliii w;is one, tai;<ilit l)y Mr. H. Kl)y 
 in 1S2U, ar the Mciinonik'. (Jliurcli. Mr. Kby was arrcrwnrds 
 made a Hisliop ol" tlu; Mciinonitc body. In is.",;') Jolm AVcn^'cr 
 sTii., a piimi'inakcr, littcd uu his piunjt-siiop witli tt-niporary desks and licncluis 
 and tlii'rc rau^lit sciiool for two Ncai's. In l'S;i7 a si-hool iioiisc was l)iiilf, wlierc 
 tlic Fire Hail now stands and in IS^dtlu' (Jcntral Scliool was erected. 'I'lio sciiool 
 liad i'our lai'^(> rooms. Tlie teacliers en<>a^vd in tlie openinji' of tlie new scliool 
 were Mr. Alex. Vounf^:, Princijtal, Mr. .J. iv. Strang'. Miss K. Slioeniaker and 
 Miss Wait. Tlic 'J'rustecs 'Vore Messrs. (rco. Jantz (Cliairnian), Win. Davidson, 
 (fteiiretaryi, Dr. John Scott, J. Y. Sliantz, Henry Kl»y and John W. Kl)y. In 
 lHri4, Mr. Tiios. IVarce was ap])ointe(l rrincipal of tlie ( eiitral School, which 
 was then an ci^'ht room huildinj^' Mr. I'earce, in l-STO, wis aiijiointed (bounty 
 Inspector of Public Schools. In l<S7<i a four room addition was added to the 
 Central Scliool, makiiij^" in all a twelve roomed school. The teachiiifi: statt'of the 
 Centralfor isiiTis: Mr. J. Siuldaby, Principal; H. Keid, S.lJn.li, W. Kuler, Mis- 
 ses Sheppard, Scully, Howmaii, K'eid. Kaempl, Henderson, and Mrs. White and 
 Miss Johnson. Kinderpu'ten. In IS-'T i he first ward school was built. Four teach- 
 ers are now emi>lo\('d : Mr. Sliotwell and Misses Kaempf, Short and Miss(Jreey, 
 Kinderpu-ten. In IS'.K) Courtland Ave. School was erected. Four Teachers 
 are employed : Misses Tier, Draper, Wood, and Miss Allies, Kinderpirten. 
 
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 Ill IHIM the M.'ir^-jircf; Ave. St'liool of totir rooms \v;is hiiilt. Tcaelu'i's: Misses 
 IMi'U'.'iirc, K'utlicrford, (irolt'niid Miss 'Plioiiipsoii, KiiKlcr^Mi'tcn. 
 
 In IH:»7 jin {i<l(lition of four rooms was built to tlic A^-iies St. Scliool, malvinf^- 
 it an ci^lit-i'oom scliool. 
 
 'i'lu' cxijeiiditurc for piihlic sc'liot)l iturposcis for 18117 wasiS<12,0()C). The avcr- 
 iXffv. attendance for IS'.u; was 1,.'}75. Prof. Zoellner is the Musical Instructor 
 for the public schools. 
 
 The Hoard of Trustees for isit7 are Messrs. c. L. IN'arson ((.'hairinan), II. 
 J. Hall, .]. (r. Huclihaupt, (\ ITitzer, A. Peciues'iiat, Dr. II. (i. Lackner, (r. M. 
 DcHusa.nd P. S. Laiiteii^-chla^'-er. 
 
 The IlijJCh School has kept, al)reast with the y-rowth of the town. In 1H55 a 
 (Jraminar School Hoard was api)ointed hy the ('ounly Council. Messr.s. II. S. 
 Ilabur, David S. Shoemakt'r, David Chalmers, VVm. Davidson, Isaac Clem- 
 ens and .John Scott were the tirst Trustees, of which Mr. II. S. Iliiher was Chair- 
 man and Mr. Wm. Davidson Sec. -Treas. Until 1S71 the (Jrammar School and 
 Public School were under one roof, the present Minlel School Imildiiif:!'. In that 
 year the (Jrainmar School removed to the old Swed"nl)ori<rian Church on the 
 coiMier of Heiiton aiu' (-hureh streets, the site now occupied by Mr. H. Boehmer's 
 residence. In l<s7r) tiie present building', hallway tietweeii Perlinand Waterloo, 
 waserecteil. The first twenty years, from IKo") to 1X7.'), saw many changes in 
 the teachin<i: stat!'. Seven dift'ereiit masters had charge of the institution durinj^;' 
 that time. Since that time, however, almost the same staff has broug-ht tho 
 scliool to the high standard which it holds among' the Eduuutioual institutions iu 
 tl)e Province. 
 
Educational Matte rs-v^ [Continued ] 
 
 In 1871 Mr, J. AV. Coiiiini', B. A. Siteci.-ilist in Enjjflisli and rMassics, was ap- 
 pointed to tlie lliji:li School statf ; and in 1875 Mr. D. Forsyth, B. A., spi'cialist in 
 Mathematics, and Mr. A. Mncilcr, s])eci\list in Fivncii and (iernian, and in 1888 
 Mr. F. W. She{)i)ard, hi)ecialist in i'^njii'lisli. E(|iiallv rcniarkabic is the lonj2fti'rni 
 ot'ofticc lit'ld by «^'V(M'al of the 'I'rusU'cs. Dr. D. S. iiowihy was uppointcd in 
 18(U') and lias ])ecn ('hairman of th(! I^oard since 1871 ; while Mr. H.-Kranz, who 
 was appointed in 1870, has been 8ec. -Treasurer since 1871. 
 
 St. Jf.komk's (,"oli.k(;k. -This institution of U'aiMiinjj;' was founded in 18C4 
 by the ]ve\'. Li)uis Funclceii, D.D., of tiic ( "oni^i-c^atidu of the liesurrection, for 
 the pur})ose of ^iviuj^' youn^' men a Christian «'diication while preparinjjf them 
 for commercial life and for the hi^'her prolcssit)nal >tu(lies in Seminaries and 
 Fniv(u-sities. 
 
 The Collepi-e fiirew from a little lo^' cal'in w ith 8 or !» students to its i)resent 
 ma^nilicent j)roi>ortions, aiul is iu>w undei- the direction of a splendid statt" of 
 teachers, who I'eceived their classical aiul scientilic training'' in the best I'ni- 
 versities of luirojic. A tine ^'ymnasium for the benetit of tiu; various Athletic 
 Societies of the (yoUe^e is to be built this season. The Hoard of Trustees is at 
 l)i'esent composed of the Kev. Wm. Kloepfer, Civ., D.j).. Provincial SujU'rior ; 
 Hev. Theo. Spet;;. C.K., D.D., President ; b'ev. ,los. Schweitzer, C.R., M.A., 
 Secretarv-Treasurer ; Hev. Francis Hreitko[)f, C.R., and the Verv Kev. Louis 
 Elena, LL.D., V.fJ. 
 
 St. .M.vhv's K. C. Ski'.u^atk School. This school was oi'ii'ani/.ed in 18(10 and 
 has f>Town to<,''ether with the church. A new •> I'ooni .iddition to thr old (• room 
 scliool, with all modern sanitary conveniences and hot water heating-, at a cost 
 of ^7,500, is now in course of erection to ^^ive ample room tothe loOctroUO j)Ui)ils. 
 
Educational Hatters-^^ [( omim kd.i 
 
 AVUeii cc)ini>K'tO(l m Kiiulcriifartt'ii \\\\\ ho cstMljlislird. The school li;is Iutu 
 nndor the ahU' iuaiiaj2:<'ini'iit ol" tlic School Si.stcrs of Notre Dainc suit'c I87t. 
 
 In Ski'tkmhiou, ISSS, the Kirst Ni^w .fei'usalein iSociety established a parochial 
 scliool with the Rev. F. E. Waelchli as headnia.>tei' ; shortly aftervvaitls a lady 
 teachei- was eii^'a<>ed as assistant, and latrr a third teacluir, the Kev. J. K. 
 Kosen(iuist, was added to the staff. .\t the expiration of tlu^ third yv.nv the 
 school was discontinned l»y the Society, and accepted by tiie Academy of the 
 Nt'W Church, an educational corporation with heachpiarters at Pliiladeli>liia, as 
 one of its schools; tin,- same teachei's were retained, and are still en^^'aj^'ed in the 
 work. 
 
 The buildiiiji' of the .\cadeiny was erected in the yi^ar 1<S'.I2. It is nearly a 
 cube in form, measuring: abnut 4'J feet each \va\-. The Hrst tloor is used for 
 school pui'poses, and is excellentlx' efpijpped witii all manner of M-hool furiush- 
 in}j;"s, incln(lin;4'a li!irar\' ami a miiseui'i. The avei'aye attendance of pupils is 
 aliout rhii't>'. The second iloor is used as the i>lace <>f worship of the i;oni;'re^a- 
 tien, which maintains tlie school under the pastorate of I»ev, ,J. K. Rfisencpust. 
 The inside of the l)uihiin<2f is tinished in oiled ash, which ^'ives a pieasin<j' I'tfect. 
 
 The building- is situatcfl loO tect l^ack in a lot on KiuiT Street West, having*" 
 a frontaj^'c ol" iMK.) fett, and a depth of t lot). Thcii'rounds in fi-ont of the i)uildin^ 
 and around it have bei'u beautifulh laid our. the plans for the sanu' having*' been 
 m;ide by .Mr. !^wain Xelson. of ('hica;;"i). by whom Lincoln raik, in timt city, 
 was desiuiied and laid out. 
 
 The tinancial affairs of the school are undei' the char^re of a Hoard, consisting 
 of the Messrs. K*uilo|f K'os'liman. Richai'd Koscjunan, Jacob Stroh, (ieor^e Scott, 
 ICniil SchivM'holt/, and John Selinai-r 
 
can point to its Cliiirclios, Y. M. 
 A., Hospital, Ori)liana^e and 
 
 House of Industry as an evidence of tlie liig-li standard of the religious and pliii- 
 aiitropic sentiment of its people. Many of itsOJiurcliesare Imilt of exceptionally 
 S"ood materials and are areliitecturally handsome. The congregations consist 
 of: liaptist ((lernian), Kev. (I. Fetzer, pastor; liaptist (English), Rev. P. A. Mc- 
 Ewen, p. ; Church of the Academy (Swedenbor^ian), Hev. J. Rosencjuist, p.; 
 Clirista(lelj)hian ; First (Church in Christ, Scientist ; New Jerusalem Temple, Kev. 
 F. W. Tuerk and Rev. L. H. Tafel, pastors; New jMennonites in Christ, liev. C. 
 Ravmer. 1).: Old Alt 
 
 C. Boese, p.; Trinity Methodist, Kev. Dr. Henderson, M. A.. }). 
 Kev. H. C. Cooper, p.; United Brethren (Radical) Kev. Wm. 
 (Evan^'elical), Rev. S. K. Knechtel, pastor. 
 
 United Brethnm, 
 Cribble, p.; Zion 
 
 B(irlin has a ])rosperous Yoiin^" Men's Christian Association, well e(piij)j)ed 
 
 and well manag-ed 
 
 The Salvation Army is numbered among-st the many intluences at work 
 for good, 
 
Qspital loiiggs, gtg./\^ 
 
 THE Twin-City Hospital erected jointly in 1895 by the towns of 
 Berlin and Waterloo is a model institution of its kind. 
 The Berlin Orphanaofe is a recently orj^-anized but useful philantropic venture. 
 This town is the seat of the County House of Industry and Kefuf^e, which 
 was one of the first of sucii to be erected in Ontario. 
 
 A list of the Fraternal and Benevolent Societies represented in Berlin will 
 be of interest : 
 
 Grand River Lod^-e No. 151, A.F. & A.M. 
 Berlin Chapter No.117, R. A. M. 
 Berlin Lod^^e No. 154, A, 0. U. VV. 
 Welcome Lodjjfc No. 3;U, A. 0. U. W. 
 Grand Union Loda:e No. '.)7, I. O. 0. F. 
 Liberty Lod^^e No. 823, I. 0. O. F. 
 Victoria Lody-e No. 44, K. P. 
 Samaritan Encampment No. 41), I. O. O. F. 
 Court Berlin No, 72, C. O. F. 
 Loyal Unity Lodjre No VM\ C. O. 0. F. 
 St. Boniface Benefit Societ\' 
 
 Court Union No. 238, C. O. F. 
 Court Berlin No. 154, L O. F. 
 Court Mayflower No. 7774, A. 0. F. 
 Berlin Council No. 57, C. O. C. F. 
 Berlin Tent No. 21, K. 0. T. M. 
 Star Tent No. C.l, K. O. T. M. 
 Berlin Council No. 332, R. T. of T. 
 Branch No. 12, C M. B. A. 
 IkM-lin Camp No. 72, W. O. T. W. 
 Berlin Circle No. 278, C. H. C. 
 Berlin Council No. 8r.2, R, A. 
 
 Berlin has a social organization known as the "Berlin Club" and a private 
 club called the "Ouse Club." 
 
Me.fiuf£.cIori(?5-^ 
 
 " Tlurc he tliRC u -• whicli make a iiatioti 
 grcitaiid i)i(is]Kruus a fertile soil, busy work- 
 shops ami easy et)iiveyance for men and jjoods 
 from j)laee to place." ---Brtt'OM. 
 
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 ELOW is given a list of the varied manufacturing industries carried on 
 in Berlin (arranged alpliabeticaily ; 
 
 Howaril Fuiiiaie C-Dtiipany . [III. 
 
 H. |. Hall : Mnfr. of I'liildors Su|>|ili(.>. (li:alti in laiiiilitT. 
 H Kniv; : iuriiiiure. S|i(ji-.: I'ailor Frames i*t kiickeis. (III.) 
 I, Kaiilman . Hiiiklcvs' Mi]i|ilies 
 Krriiu-r iV C'o. : Funiitiirc. ^,Sc'e 111.) 
 1'. Knell : Hosiery. 
 
 Klijipert I'nrniliirt- Co : line Furniture. (See Description). 
 I.anu Tanniui; C'o. : Harness and Shoe Feathers. Farijest plant 
 
 of kind in the Dominion. Supply Home and I'oreign 'IVade 
 F,. Mrl'.rine !<; L'o : Valists, ( Irips, etc. [in. 
 
 (1, \' . Oherliolt/er : I loots and Shoes 
 .\. I'eciiiesnat : nicycle "I'.erlin.'' (See 111.) 
 'I'he Simpson Company ; Furnitaie. (.See III.) 
 J. \ . Shant< i*i Son Co. F.miled ; Pearl and Ivory Hiit'ons 
 
 (See 111 ) 
 I. F. Shant/ i^: C"o : Foun<lers, .\>;rii iillural Implements. 
 
 (See 111.) 
 j. R StautTiT : Suspenders .iiui Pant Muttons. (See 111.) 
 Stempel. Osliiuu & Co : Fire Fxtinguishers. 
 I.ouis 'I'innn : C.irri.ige Works. 
 Williams, Qreene & Rome Co.: Shirts, C'ollars, CuflTs, 
 
 mouses, etc. (See III.) 
 
 Alpha Chemical Comp.uiy : Liipiid Dressings. Polishes 
 
 Illustration). 
 C. A. .Ahrens !"<; Co : I'lOols, Shoes .and .Slippers. 
 Anthes M.inuf.icturint; Cii, : Finf Ftuiiilure (See III.) 
 Hreithaupl l.eathei Cu. Fiaiited : Taiiners .and l.i-,itliei 
 
 .Merchants. Home and Fxport trade supplied. T.ui- 
 
 neries at : iJerlin, Peneta'i.; and Fistowel . (See III.) 
 Herlin I'elt Hoot ("o.: Mauls. Folt i'.oois, Arctic Socks. Moots 
 
 and Shoes and Taiuiers of Feather. (.See 111.) 
 Merlin Ihush Works; Maafs. I'.rooiii.--, Whisks, etc. (See 111.) 
 Mrown i<; Frh : Furniture and (do\es. 
 Me>-|in Suspeiulei Cn : .M'anufacturers of Sli-penders, Muttons 
 
 and .Specialties. r See 111.) 
 A iV (.'. Moehmer : F.,\te:isi\e M.uuifactluers of Moves for 
 
 Shin ami (Joll.ir .Men etc. (See 111.) 
 Merlin Shin and Coll.;r Co : Shirts, Coll.ars .-mil Cuffs. 
 Merlin Piano and Oraan Co : M.ikers of Pianos and Or^.ms 
 
 of standiuil (pialitx {S»-f||l ) 
 W Cairne.s iS: Co ; Cloves ,uid Mills 
 
 C. H. Doerr I'v Co : llisi nits and ("onfectinnery . (Seelll.) 
 (ir.iybill Mro.'. : C.irria'.je .Mnkirs. 
 
 D. Hiliner i*s; Co : Furniiurt Sprri.dty : Parlor Fr.imes and 
 
 Rockers. (See 111 ) 
 
 Wintermeyer & Co.: Clue, 
 
 Wholesale Houses. 
 
 R.iudall & R,)()S Wliolesale (Irocers aud l.iipior Dealers. StueUini; & Smith — \\ holesale Stationers and .Sutidries 
 
 [. .M Staebler & Co -MiUtons, Hosiery and Sundries. 
 It is an interesting; fact that Merlin institutions send out over 115 tr.ivellers whose field is the Dominion, .md, in sever,.", 
 instances, the world. 
 
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 )\W. iUH'<;ssit;y of rdnxation and recreation after tlie busy day is over 
 lias been reeojiui/cd l)y tiie citizens of Herlin at an early sta^e 
 and the facilities for in(luli>'inii' in niaidy spoi'ts, has kept pace 
 with the marvellous ^'rowth of the town. Ditt'crent societies and the town have 
 p>n»' hand in liand to -provide places of entertainment and instruction for the 
 citizens in wiiich younji' and oUI may prwtltably siiciid their U'isure time. 
 Wherever thcOerman makes hishome, music is i ''tain to Ix-one of the princii)al 
 features of recreation, hence it is l)ut tiatui'ai thai ilio l)and i)f a town likt' Berlin 
 should have but few in the Province which can be compareil with it. The 
 Musical Society, whose or^'anization the 2Uth liatt. Haiul is. is coniftosed of the 
 principal citizens of Herliu, who by contributions, supi»lemented by a ^'•rant from 
 the town, i)rovi<le the necessary funds. Tlu' band consists of 10 p(M'formcrs uiuler 
 the leadership of -Mr. W. FonU'r, formerly ol the b'oyal School of Infantry, who 
 lias brouji'ht the organization to a liiiih state of efficiency. The officers of the 
 Musical Society aiv Messrs. A. Mueller, President : W. A. i.'ussell. Vice-President; 
 W. Hoos, Treasurer ; II. lllin,u-, Secivrary. It would he unjust n(»t to uu'Ution 
 in connection with the popular organization the warm interest which Mr. Wm. 
 Koos has taken in it since its inception, as well as the material assistance g"iven 
 by him annually. 
 
 Two (ierman Sinjjfin^' Societies, the Coricordia and Saenj^erbuiul, foster the 
 bonL''s and customs of the Fatherland. Tlu' Concordia was Ibuiuled in 1H73 and 
 
Berlin Recreative-^ [Coxtinued.] 
 
 hns a nuMulKirship of 110. It has commodious quarters in tlic f\)x Block on 
 King' Street. It will hold a Canadian Saeng'erfest this year at which a Pej\ce 
 Memorial will be unveiled. 
 
 TheSaeng-erhund is a prosperous organization Avith its home in the Canadian 
 lilock. It has a membership of 151. It has taken ])art in various Saenyerlests 
 in the United States and will bring- the Peninsular Saengerfest to Berlin in 181>8. 
 
 The Philharmonic Society with a membership of about 80 members and 20 
 pieces in the orchestra, is under tlu^ leadership of its founder, Prof. T. Zoellner. 
 The hijjh class of works, to which its time is devoted, is shown by the following" 
 Oratorios })roduced bv it: Ilavden's 'Creation," A])ril .'ird, i8o4; Rossini's 
 "Stabat Mater," JuIv'lOth, 1884; Mendelssohn's "St. Paul," Jan. 28th, 188r); 
 Havden's "Creation," [Saengerfest] Aug. 12tli, 1880; Mendels>ohn's "llvmn of 
 Praise," Jan. 27tl), 1887; llaendel's "Messiah," Mav 20th, 1887; Mendelssohn's 
 "St. Paul," May 28th, 18!l(;; Haendel .; "Messiah," March 4th, 18!)7. 
 
 No town of the size of Berlin can boast of a Club so home-like and so beauti- 
 fullv situated as tlu; Berlin Club in its shadv g-arden on Duke street. The Di- 
 rectors are Dr. D. S. Bowlby, Dr. D. Mincliin and Messrs. W. H. Kiddell, 0. S. 
 Clarke, A. Mueller, Geo. Bruce, Jas, Lockie.jr., and (). Rumpel. 
 
 AVhile all tlu^se are private institntions, the town has not been unmindful to 
 su{)|)ly mental and physical recreation for its citizens In 188o a by-law was passed 
 institutinga Free Library and gi-anting h a mill on the total assessment to the Jiib- 
 rary Board, and by careful and , judicious expenditure an excellent collection of 
 over (»,(X)0 volumes of English and (ierman Books has l)een gathered togetluir, the 
 ai)preciation of which is shown by a list of .'3,(XX) readers, A beautiful site opposite 
 
Berlin Recreative-^ ^ [Continued.] 
 
 the Court House was purchased by the Board this spring? and in a few years a 
 Free Library building will be one of the siyi-Jits of Berlin. 
 
 Kecreatiou is found in tlie different Parks, of wliich Victoria Park is one of 
 the most beautiful breathing spots in the country, as a g-Jance at tlie views of it 
 in this souvenir will show. 
 
 The magnificent facilities provided in the Parks, for indulging- in all kinds 
 of outdoor sports, is thorou<»"hly appreciated by the citizens, and manly ^anu's 
 have always found warm sui)porters in the citizens of Berlin. Vssociation Foot- 
 ball, for many years the most popular of panics, may be said to have its origin 
 in Canada, in Berlin. Since I880 the Berlin llij^-h School and the KanfJi^ers have 
 held the Western Challenge Cup eijifht years, while the Houg-li Cup for Inter-Col- 
 leo'iate competition was won by the Jligii School ten times since 1884. 
 
 In 18i)G, a bijou but modern Opera House was built in Berlin on (^)ueen 
 Street by Mr. A. VValpfr :ind has been leased by Messrs. Philip & Hoote, with 
 Mr. (rco. 0. Philip as local manager. The best attractions of the Canadian cir- 
 cuit appear here. 
 
 Board of Health-^ 
 
 With the introduction of the Sewer System and Water Works the Sanitary 
 Kegulations were placed into the hands of an energetic and progressive Board 
 of Health, consisting of Mr. I). Forsvth, B.A., Chairman; Mavor J. C. Bnut- 
 haupt, L. B. Clemens, M.I)., A. B. Caniphell, V.S., II. W. Wahlnm, V.S., and 
 Messrs. (J. M. DeBus, C. E. Iloft'man. Dr. II. (r. Lackner is the Medical Health 
 Ollicer and Chief Winterhait, Sanitary inspector. 
 
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 on the market. A})j)ly to Coy's office, Berlin, for a |)rospectus. 
 
 JNO. R. EDEN, Sec'y. 
 
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 I. Very Rev. Win. Klo-pfi-r. C.R., D.l). .', Kcv. TIim. Spet^ C.R , D.I). ^. Rev. Ant. Weiler, C. R..\ Ph. D. 
 
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 IVmx'k, ;i I'cei'cntion (j^roiind of which every citizen of Berlin is 
 justly proud. Thirty-live acres wcu'e purchased in 1895 at a 
 cost ofahout !?ti,(HX), ;nid over i?l().(XK) Ims heen spent in converting waste land 
 into ;i hcjMitirul i»;irk with lakes, islands, lawns, drives and g^roves. No stranger 
 has seen Hcriin who has not taken a walk through this beautiful pleasure 
 gr(tund. The Board, which displayed unusual energy, good taste and judgment 
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