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LEGAL QUESTIONS,
3. A. M., Wingham,-Qn,-Who
entitled to vote on a local option
law? (2) Is there to bean oath adm
ietered, and what is it? Ane. --Sent#
24, of the Liquor License Act of 19
sub-seo. 4 says: -"In Daae three-fifths
the 'electors' voting on such ByL
approve of the 'same the Council she
within six weeks thereafter, finally p
auoh by-law," etc. Sub.seo, 6 says:
"In case such bylaw does not recei
the approval of at least three fifths
the electors voting thereon, the Conn
shall not pass the same, and no by -la
for the same shall be submitted to t
municipal electors before the date
polling Per the third auntie! eleotion
members of the donnoii, shall thereaft
be held." Sub see. 6 says: -"No
Iaw passed under the provisions of th
'motion shall be repealed by the Comopassing the same until after a byla
for that purpose has been submitted
the electors and approved by three-fift
of the electors voting thereon," T
meaning of the word "electore" is d
fined by seotioa 2 of the Consolidate
Municipal Aot of 1903, as follows:
"Eleotors shall mean the persons e
titled, for the time being, to vote
any Municipal election, or in respoot o
any by-law, resolution or question i
the municipality, ward, polling sub
division, or police 'village, as the Das
may be." Section 86 of the same Ao
says: -."The right of voting at munioip
al elections shall belong to the followln
persons, being men or unmarried wome
or widows of the full age of twenty -on
years, and subjects of hie Majesty, b
birth or naturalization, and being rate
to the amount hereinafter provided o
the revised assessment roll of the muni
oipality; (1) All persona, whether rest
dent or not, who are in their own right
or whose wives are at the date of th
election, freeholders of the municipality
(2) All residents of the municipality who
have resided therein for one month be-
fore the election, and who are, or whose
wives are, at the date of the election,
tenants in the municipality; (3) AU resi-
dents of the municipality at the date of
election who are rated on the last recite.ed assessment roll thereof in respect of
"income" from some trade or profession
of not Iess than $400, and who have re-
ceived such income during the twelve
months .before the date of the final
xevidion and oorreotion of the assess•
moot roll; (4) All residents of the
Municipality at the date of the election
Who etre "farmers' sons" and have re.
sided in the munioipatity on the farm of
their father or mother for twelve months
next, prior to the date of the final re•
vision and correction of the assessment
roll," etc. Tor further particulars you
wilt breve to read the statutes referred
to and write to the Clerk of the muni.
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WALTON MCIU I3BON.
THE INDIANS PAW.
What the White Men Charted There
For Killing One Donkey.
In "Rerolnlsceoees of Old Times In
Tennessee" a story is told of the good
faltb and boner of it party of Chicica
saw Indians. White Minting one fa11
they shot a donkey, mistaking the
creature for a wild animal. They sold
the hide. and It tinselly came to the
bands of John Barites In Lipton,
When the Calckasstws returned tc
the region of Lipton for their annual
hunt the next fall Barnes invited then(
to a shooting match, the prize to be
the skin of a very rare animal.
Thirty braves appeared at the con•
test, andd one of thea( won the prize.
When be saw the sidle he turned It
over and said: "fila, hat Me kill ben:.
Me shunt him:, Seel" And be voluted
to the fetal bullet bole.
Then Barnes told them that they bad
killed a donkey, a very useful animal.
but be was sure that they had done it
by mistake, believing it to be a wild
animal
The Indians listened attentively to
the white (non's words and thea eon
salted together a few minutes. • #,molly
they separated, each brave going to his
pony. unhitching biro and leading hitt
to the spot where a gang of white sten
stood. Barnes in the midst of thein
Then one of the Indians spoke:
"We sorry we hill donkey, We think
he belong to the woods. WP tind bins
in cane. We thinly him wild. We sor
rye Now we pay, We mite no white
man's boss, pony, matting of white
man. We buuest. ties have pontes
that's all, Take pay." And be too.
tioned to the long tine of ponies, held
by their owners.
"How many?" asked Barnes,
"White man Foy," returned the In•
dian; "take plenty,"
The honor of the red then was not
equaled by the white men, for, be it
recorded to their shame. they tool;
from the Cbickasawe thirty -eve ponies
to pay for the a(•(•idental killing; of ODE
donkey.
AN AFRICAN RAILWAY.
The Way It Was Described by ar
Educated Native.
C. J. Phillips, business agent it
Uganda of tbe Chores: Missionary so•
elety, throws light upon the tvorkings
of the native mind by quoting a re
markable letter in wbieb a native
member of the katikiro's (prime minis•
ten's) party gives a description of the
Uganda railway.
"My friend, 1 can tell you tbe Euro
peens have done a marvelous thing tc
stake the railway and the trains. They
fasten ten or tifleeit houses together
and attacb them to a tireptace wbict
is as big as 1111 etepbaut, and the road
it goes on Is as smooth as the stem of
a plantain. It gees as fast as a steal.
low flying, and everything you see nut.
side flits past you like a spark from a
tire. If it were to drop off one of the
bridges not oue in it would be saved
for it goes dreadfully qult•k. The hili:
it passes are as high as those of Koki.
and they have bridged over great s'al
leys which are as deep as that you see
when you loop from tbe top "f Sami•
rembo. so deep that you cannot see tbf
bottom when you are going orer then(.'
Later there follows a deset•iprfon of
a ship: "It is as deep as our two sto
rigid hoose and as wide as the king':
road in Mango, and it Is as long as
from the katikiro's fence to the gate'
of the kiug's liolosure. It has three
call poles in it and a big throat, out 01
which smoke comes. which is as widr:
as the new drum 10 the enure!) at Na•
mirembo, The rooms in It go dowc
three stories, and the boards of these
cannot describe to you, for such have
not been seen before. There Is a lot
of metal work about them, too, but
these also I cannot describe, for it is
so fine. There are ebildren on boatel
and a flock of sheep and pliices to
wash in attached to every place where
a chief sleeps, such as even our kin_
bas' never possessed." -London Strand
Magazine.
Old Book Terms,
The words folio, quarto, octavo. dao•
deeimo and the like have almost if not
quite lost their original meanie:;. Al
first tbey bad reference only to the
number of leaves Into which the sheets
used in snaking the becks were folded
Thus if these sheets were folded once
so as to form two leaves or four page:
the hook. teas called a folio; If the
sheets were folded twice so as to forty
four leaves the book was called a
quarto; if they were folded four times
so as to form eight leaves the book
was called an octavo. and so on.
Penitence.
"I suppose you're sorry now?" asked
the prison visitor, according to the
Philadelphia Ledger.
The young man who had stolen $17;
000 and spent it in sixteen weeks
sighed through the bars, "Oh, yes,"
he answered, "I tried to cot too much
of a splurge. The money ought to
have Iasted me a week longer."
Just Suits Hien •
Friend -Why do you encourage these
woman's suffrage meetings? Surely
you don't approve of them. Husband
-Approve? With ail my heart! I can
come home as Iate as I like now with{
out finding my wife ee; hoino to ask
questions.
No Chance.
"I think it's wrong for a instrried
man to gamble,"
"It's worse than wrong. It's idiotic.
Itis wife gives him fits if he loses and
confiscates the proceeds if lie wins."
`the htessednese or misery Of old age
Is often but the extract of Our 1155(
life. -De . 51stietre. . .
FARM L,ASQB AND WAGES..
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The report of the eau of industries
published by the emetic government,
has the following to say on farm labor
and wages:
"There hes been a sufficiency of oral•
nary farm help, but trot class agricul-
tural hands are as scarce as ever. Hata
vest wages ranged froth $t to $2 a day
with board, $t.25 and $1,00 being most
frequeutly given; monthly rates varied
from $15 to $35 with board, acoordiug to
experience. More tried men are being
hired by the year, with house, although
improved meals:any is rendering farm•
ars more independent of help outside of
the fomiiy.
"November returns wore summed up
as follows: There was a stifldeienoy of
farm labor in all parte of the Province,
except when the roots of harvesting
made a temporary shortage. In fact,
the large number of applicants for farm
labor this season leo a majority of our
correspondents to the conclusion that
the rate of wages was more likely to fall
than to rise, The quality of meet of the
labor offering was not up to tbe stand.
ard, but capable men were yet mnoli in
demand. Many farmers are now de-
pending on improved, machinery end an
interchange of work with their neigh-
bors to meet the Iabor situation, The
problem of getting adequate female help
in the farm household is as yet unsolved,
domestih servants being sower than
ever."
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CURE SICK HEADACHE,
The important Man.
Yon know the man of kingly air? Yon
run across hint anywhere. He seems to
think his hat a drown; he talks as
though he handed down most alt the
wisdom that the seers have gathered in
a thousand years. His dignity is most
sublime; to joke about him is a crime,
and when you meet biro it is wise to Iift
your hat and close your eyes; and it
would please him if you'd just.lie down
and grovel in the dust, That is the
wisest course, I say, but I'm a feeble-
minded j ey, and whop I meet the
swelled•up man, I jolly him the beat I
can; I would to him the fact recall that
be's but mortal after all. He's naught
but bones and lege and trunk, and longs
and lights and kindred junk: he breathes
the time old germy air that's breathed
by hobos everywhere. And when he
dies, as die he must, he'll make as cheap
a grade of dust as any Richard Roe in
town; the monument that holds him
down may tell his glories for a while,
but folks will read it with a smile, and
say: "'That dead one mast have thought
that he was Donnie on the spot, when he
was on this earthly shore; I never heard
of him before," -Walt Mason in The
Star,
Troubled With
Constipation
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