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Tu United State..uhm•riher-, 111.31e * year
(aOct Iy it* wir.ane10
Sot. libels w hu fail to rexdt e'1'14*'Om,.1
rgruiarly by mall will oouter o tetor by ac
utie tsinttu- of the Le
Litt r1 a- arly r drte
pourable. ,-
Whn a ehauge of o4,ln'... iw desired. bOlh the
OId and the new w4dr....hound be given,
agwrta,ng Rated:
IA-)f.tluel, other .imd.ar advert PIIIPI(t foe
pre line fur lint insert loo and le Per linnt• dot
each sub,equettt, ih4yre ion. Stenon,[ 4.1 it
Kort 1:11L-11 ar•4M,-u *Ave Una. W oa im'a.
Buv,.*, med.. of .1a lite- anti ut.der, N Nr
Year.
Ad. eft iwtur0)4 of I.o.t, Fppuhd. Tr.4yell, Rol•
RAJ jun. l•.o-wit, `ou.•u0u- "Cotard. for
Sale or to Item. Far un- for Sale or 1u heed,
Article, for Sale.. etc., ray cxceedliig uketll
line», S'r
each ia.rrtlon : $1 for lir-[ month, Ale
tat ea. h .0 b+ytlrht wool h. I.argrl wlvell ter-
taenee /t'404.po.10414.
Aonounrrluent. In ordinary reading ayµ ten
omit- per tine. Nu not .,44* ., than !"r.
Any .1..eta' notice. the ohteet of which 1- the
ytL•uz.I,r t,ej,")1 of nay , tdited11.41 ur n. -..•i
%lima, to be euro Wend an Iter. -ennui! std
to be (Mind arrnhbuRl •.
hese- fur di.play ani rt itraet .vlver•t•e-
meLl* will tie Air en On a(q.hn'a bon.
akin». all rommunleat too- w
1'04 $44,].41, ORIN11' I1 U.. Lincted
(Ir
tirb. not
COI/MIt'H. THl ;:`DAY. At- (ICS f
THE CHOPS IN HURON.
Compared with the average minty.
(►t) 1. r Ututt d1a+ much Calla.* for
congratMalion +o tar n• the pr.vywcls
for our crop,: aro rnncerned. Few
*peal our genet al condition :
none are letter.
Fall wheel, whirl) bad a rather pew
start last fall. and was (delayed ip
growth this (wing, hey. delightfully
*urpri.rd growe•*eby giving a 1 per
yield, the evet'aie f ,r the eonnty tie.
ing about twee 7 -ax 1.nobela to the
acre, The yi..Lle deep site Wire vari-
able. rouging 11.114 t'•vrnty to forty
hnsbrl+-
Mitring wheat ,.. , slit inking in arra
that it,. Keewatin Ilnron will %asm lw
a memory only. it 44100 had h wide
range. of yield Iwr acre (from fifteen to
-__.-thirty_-Iwehel-,. and will average
twenty bushel..
Oats will 1e a late crop, with rather
short but remerkahly (lean stl'ate, but
with average weight; of gfain. 'Illi.
nugh rudimentary education, whethe
the graaluatr js going into an oftler 41r
( 111(41 a machine shop. Knowing bow
t o .sell may not lw u.cesaary equip-
ment for handling a lath., but we in
Ontario abtuld grt away Prow the
ilea that a man's whole life is bound
up in his Jay';e 'work. The mechauic
who is well read, who can write good
English and who can intrlligently.dis-
cuss current .,rents is not any pourer
inechatic for his widen knowledge,
and hie life is itulnrsgorahly riehilt
and.wn:e ew'fol. -.
Instead of being pushed aside by the
bicycle and the automobile, the horse
i, ,till in use. rind to a greater etched
than ever. A contemporary giver
ursine figures to show that in the
Untied Steges during the fifteen year-
in W hII$.a-Lbs automobile hits brcu .•
competitor the number mita the
per head of hors•s have iuereesesl
or...illy. In ISI(.. there were 15,S9a,ale
11 ,ase. in the United Stites, with an
average value mf $a( )
��.).8'e10.y��a head. last
thereythere[erre• 1,Ir44, with ail
a(erago valuation of 1$11.1 a head. In
the stone period the mule has nearly
(bulled in numbers and has more
than doubled in value. According to
three figures ,the average mule is
worth more than the average' horse.
the figures being $107 for the untie
against 14/(1 tor the horse.
The Woodstock Soitinel-Kevirw
comments upon what must Iw ae••
opted a+ a fact, thmt in Canada politi-
eel parties are lined up rather with ref-
erence to traditional a44404Iatione than
in neper[ to living issues. There are
any :nen, it says. in the Pensee-, a-
c 1rganizatinn -wiser Jerking -natur-
to the liberal. fold, and there are
tette at Treat in the Liberal ranko who
feet mote et home.. rb,rwlteew.
A re•n .tructiion of parties that would
(hoe t voter[ in the parties to
wlurh
the.- naturally Iwlong will take
place only when the par'tiee divide
mere acutely upon questions of prin-
ciple and poli . At pt-rwnt 141 l'an-
ridnthe ohprt f political. tar tie+ is
rather to get int• office and stay there
than to *e9ITO t triumph of any
principle or the at option of any re -
fore. . \\-e h a v tur'ne'd things
around, en that. 4. red of tieing
part y vs,is'iation+ for t , e furl hertne
of saute great public int est, we hunt
all
_'ytPltperaer hertln1Nrtmty'wifthe-
about thittyoeven bushels per Arne.
Alittle red rust_is complained of by
a few farmers.
liar_ley. like all the other '.reals, i•.
short in straw, hit Leight lenah, in
stalk and kerpel. The yield ran from
twenty -lire to forty-11re bushel. per
Acre, the average dein; thirty-three
bushels.
Pleas Proteine to yield about twenty-
three bushels to the acre. They ate
mnr11 la f.r titan it 41 rn
hut there is little romIduint of the
bug. and the crop may ,b.• ramified ns
h gond one.
In *title respect* hay heft leen a ilia-
_
app,intthent. - Although it came
through the winter rather the wore.
for wear. the early spring t•ain+ were
eopeeted to -revive things; shut the
long June dental, kept hack growth.
and the yield will 1e barely n Inn And
a quarter tothe &erre. On the other
band the tiny rrnp wag never better
saved. and every nlouthfi1 that the
stock get will tell in -the fall and
winter feeding. and that mean% more•
than many iwople think. Thane who
grew alfalfa hail big growth of towel).
lent fodder during the airy period.,
Kasha give fair promise, although
later in condition than listed at'hi.
time of the yeas:, owing to the back-
ward- time 44- mottling_ -Pet ►ta . s .at•e
doing well at present. and -o far there
is no sign 411. ret. A good rrnp of
sound potatoes is an asset net to be
drapes.( thee, tiny*. - root- it -hi tw 1.*
hope.[ that the line promise of top
will he h1104Irti in the t filers when
the bl.•ased Mut pixies are dug.
Corn, which is grown chiefly for
fodder in this comet y, will to a tip -
trop crop if nut nipped with the irn*1.
11 is lush and rampant ir, growth
nod now, and ought to ear well with
flue September weather.
Apples will be n telt yield of the
winter sort,, the .;test paying variety.
When an improvement in the Method
of packing apple, comes in, this
county Will have a mine of wealth, so
to speak, ahave ground. Other fruits
hate dour fairly tv.•II, plums having
given great yi'lde where sprayed, lilt
doing poorly where neglected.
wrnlre a victory for the p
stake party tt•hloph the en
means.
teen and seventeen•yeor-old gradu
Ates of the public school often fail to
spell with remionable accuracy. Hut
they suggest t hat such mons have
mistaken their vocseion, that they
should have gone "into the factory to
handle tools" instead of "going into
the office to handle rns," The true
educational system gives every grad-
uate of the public schools a mimicry
of the "Three R's," irrespective of
whether that gr•dxtata) is goiug into
offices ur tutu "factories and marl
abuts." A public school system that
dors not arm its graduates with the
educational rudiments of success in
lila
ie doing kis than its duty to the
tax•jfeyere who support its renitence.
Automobiles and Country Roads.
Urilba Packet.
The Toronto papers are carrying on
as merry campaign In favor of good
roads. Before sue[) an agitation can
have h effect in the rural dis-
Irirts, however, a new basis fur dis-
tributing the cost must be found,
which wilt meet the conditions
brought about by the automobiles.
These heavy,nlachiuee, running at a
high rate of speed. wear the roads far
11101.0 than ordinary vehicles, and it is
tau touch to expect the tartness to
build and maintain roads for the
Inttoq, especially when these "private
exprese trains' prevent so many of
them frau) making al/ much time as
they would like to of the King's high-
way. At the recent good roads con-
vention this cousideratiun was made
the principal ground for 'asking the
Provincial Government to inc ream. its
grant to county roads to lifty per
cent. of the rest. Some more direct
method of compelling those who
make n,,-nftbeateta is-4esemis .ci sate lA)
their upkeep would appear
equitable.
Home Missionaries Needed. -
%%oW-toe•; *e•ntinel- Ree ire.
A Chinaman in Montreal desiring
to wseure for his son in the homeland
the 1Hdvatltegesof a Canadian .dura•
[inn sent for the boy, hoping to be
atrlr_topay the Amount of the head -
tax when the boy arrived. Tilt(tgh
unforeseen circumetfnres, the boy's
father and hi+ friends found them-
aw•laweade- ia-esus-Lot X:itLi,n the
1414*I required when the boy arrived.
The is.y is now in hood awaiting re.
(ease if the money can be raised, or
deportation in the event of failure.
If It wa-. a Nritish or American hey
who was held ie bond is China under
'imilar . ir•wuitancee. what a noire
there would le ! \Ve send out mis-
sionaries to China to preach to the
people there the fatherhood of Geed
and the hrntherho d of roan, and we
•how our belief in the brotherhood
theory by imposing A head tax Ot
SON) un every Chinaman coming to
this country. We complain of the
difteulty of converting Chinamen to
Christianity. The l'hinamen might
ter' well ask for some eyldenee that
Nswi--will-thc-uatiemr.--whish--Imam- -'.it_ their
ty. \V. Christianity believe in it.
not the
Stratford and Peophes Railway.
Stratford. August I$, -The People R
promoter* here afterr*l their
pt„p.s ie to this city with respect to
the amount of preference stock which
they wont the rity to subeeribw in order
to make their plans operatic..- The
proposal at first was for the takinv of
tetra etnck in the enterprise. - which
volved only the line into Stratford
to New Hamburg via Tavistock
the lines within the city. Since
they have taken up the plan of a
frail ial linter out of Stratfotd.and
that Stratford now subscribe
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARI
Now is the Time to Subscribe.
- t4owmans ins Slat...man
--P. . ae.i.at observation im the blame`
wr visit gives Its the idea that very
little profitable reading is done in the
average home. either in town (4r
;•poetry, and what is done r. eloper -
!trial and aimless.
Irish Charlie's Wit.
Toronto Star.
A Vancouver gaper pa's that when
lion. Charles Murphy was ma
sp•erh In that eil y, he raid : •' list plel.d. as fo
five werks ago 1 h -ft Ottawa, the (air Hamburg to
est city in Canada "when • he was N3".4110), the M
interrupted by loud cries ..f digient, 14441, Stratford t
411144 w«ut aft --"to cam* en the . shares
m' the Pecific, only to find that m el ill
fairer city had arisen here." ' i.kp-
plauer. l
EDITORIAL NOTES,
Another "dont' must he aided to
those which are h,nde,4 out in the
way of advice to lathers. it. is
needed to fit gush a rag0 a. that of
1 he girl at Jack*on'* Point who keit
her halanee In the water and went
tinder, and although the water MIN'
only wain[ deep imagined that she
was beyond her depth. She aftnally
nearly drowned before rom.h,dy
polled her head above the surface.
The Rank lit Commerce hose ireticd
an estimate of the wheat crop of the
Western Provinces which give' a
total of *lightly under 1It,(NMI,(esi
Iniehel,. At )04 renew a h,*hel the
table of thin rrnp will be $IOO,INp,INN),
and inrfuding mote and barley the
grain cropeithie year are estimated to
yield $157.2b2.1.it. This i* a lot of
money. sod whets we consider that the
Welt has jus got started It is not
easy to retentive what the crop Agars*
even • decade front now will he,
Telegram rightly says that our
eduoatbaat system ie not doing what
it should do Kit Joss not give every
gssliaats of the public schools a time -
5.
fr
-aur
Ili
eet•1e%
prop**
in all fu•gp01,4N0) of N per rent. rumn-
lalive p:er01110 stork, to be taken in
'.aaju)a -inea aro nom•
lows : S13,(NN1, from New
tratford via Tavistock
third city lines : $1 5,-
: : 7$)),IN441, 44r-
bringvil a to Ex • er : •$10.N1,'Mebring-
Te to Fit. Mary $T0,(NNI(N, fsehrhlg•
vi1
will. to 11 .nkton. -
The "ii Nuisance.
'1. Thomas Thur- H'on.er'att,'�
The neW Ontario Speller, just honed
by lite I►epartment of Education, is
the beginning of .palls% trouble and
vexation fur many y(•at'N to come, and
all bermes• ,,f the reinetatument of the
little letter "u" in such words as
^lnlnt'," "parlor,'. "n.ighbs.r.•' rt.'.
Although almost every publication in
('4nailn opposed and ridlrulel the
suggegtiot when itwas fleet pnip,eel,
and (intie opinion mac almost unali
mel oly against it, it was ap erently a
eerie of ''1 he Inlbtie le d-rl," for the i
offensive ••u' ha. /wen thrust upon its, !
whether err no.
"If He Can Get It."
Hamilton Sneetator
On principle we ae inclined t
agree with thong who contend that
every man should take an annual
holiday if be can,get it. It tray.
true that this will not add years to
his life, and it may ,*leo lw true that
it will not ran+e hirti to work any
harder or better when he pets hark
t., the grind : nevertheless if he has
wisely used his rr., time he will in' m
letter 1114411 meritally and a man with
a broader rima of life and the things
the! go'lo make i( than he was before.
Arid if this i• the result the holiday
will have twee well worth while.
What the Patent Medicine Men Missed.
Stretford Hsaron.,
The secret of the low teppiler of the
T. Isnlow Co. -for the public school
readers is now ant. They were in.
tended to he 11x..1 As an advertising
medium for the snail order depart -
anent of the big department attire, and
they are aging them fir all they are
worth. Kut it dors seem strange that
a Government whtmid permit the
school hook' of it Province being need
for such a plrpwe, to the disedvat-
tage of other merchants, even though
the emit of the hooks he Iow. Had the
Patent medicine .nen got a line on this
idea they might have tendered even
lower than the T. Eaton Co. What. •
fine medium they would have been for
Adria tieing pill*.
Naughty I
Toronto World.
kve fell in a gotel ramie when the
ate the apple. If there wart not a1 -
other apple broth in the garden the sit-
tation was of a nature which modern
j,uieprtdenre would remise oh the
plea of ecintributory negligence. If
the fetal pippin was tike that fleet de-
light of the ...Aron, en Angler apple,
who but a theologian meld have the
heart to Meow her?
When one of the be s cones into
the office for the Rest time In the wet -
eon with a bag of Aegean apples, yet -
low and juicy, and 'ay* to the staff :
"Here, fellow*, have one; every-
i.*Iy's heart lea(a1 up even higher
than when he beholds a rainbow in
the sky. Of course the invitation is
accepted and everybody munches, "1
pinched 'em." announce'. the hope -
factor. "(Inre1 tiny," is the general ver-
dict.
pity of the Pontic Schools.
Termite Telagrsm.
Ontario's educational system Is not
• success if It seeds good spellers mid
"(Ace jobs" wad pcor spellers Into
"factory jobs." Apolowlata for the
present system do not deny that tat•
Ortllia's •ply.
memo
in answer to The Pee t The (inde-
rieh Signal says : •Ni.>,i. -h might he
glad to .(and next to Ot•ill , if it could
not get a better (tare: but r natural
twenty, for line streets, 1 ' lovely
homes, for pretty girl. and h dsonie
mien. it claim• first place in ntario
against all romere. 4)f coil we
would not expert an (Mei* man , ad-
mit this." "Philip Waith unto tn.
(knee and gee."
Hnmeseekers' Excursions to Western
Canada.
Via ('hirago, September 7th and
21st. Via Sarnia and Northern Navi-
gation Co., September $t.h and 22nd.
tMleauPr leave•+ Sarnia :i:UI p. m.4
Winnipeg end return $3'2,11I, Edmon-
ton and I.Ulrn $42.:111, Proportionate
rates to other points in Western Can-
ada. For tickets and further in-
formation call on nearest Orand
Trunk *Rent.
{
Taking Stock In Peoples Railway.
Berlin Newer-Herrrd : Mr. W. A.
Rugg, of the People's Railway Com-
pany, was in town for a short time on
Tuesday afternoon on his way- tri
Stratford from Toronto. Mr. Bugg
reports progress in the hig railway
enterprise, though there are always
s(1111e unforeseen delays.
l'p to the prevent time five distrieta
have voted on bylaws to take stock
in the company, and font of them
have carried the bylaws. They are :
New Hamburg $2t',IMN)
Blenheim Tp 1; (MSi
\\ elhaley Tp 15,INN)
'retie ck Tp .1 . .. . ROM
1n t\ mit a bylaw to vote $U,414)
was def* ed, but will he resubmit-
tod, and r. Bigg feels sanguine that
it will be carried. In Stratford s
Mork of $100,0101 is asked for. At first
the ('nmpeny risked only for $O),INN1,
roll the city deoires other localities
nerved then hat[ 'wen at first content -
!detest, and to make these exten0I0ns
the Company de*ir.d an additional
$111,INN),
Asked as to what amount, will be
tanked from Berlin, Mr, Hogg could
not yet ray. "It depend* on what the
town wants u* to do for them," saki
hp, "The proposition to Hellin will
be made in due time."
Model Schools Missed. -
Commenting npp1) the' resent et•(n•
Ina inn for entrance to nnernnl
rebottle, The Chester Entorpriee tetra •
"Under the present system it mean'
at lenge three year* in high school and
0111* year et normal, at an expellee of
at Irma $HU) to parents not living in a
trim) in which a high '.had is
!oersted, not taking into account any
chances for • failure, either, in the
four years' course. This is enough to
dLrouralle moat parents from •hOw-
iIg theme buoys oriris to take a
teachrr'a course :in high sehnoll be-
cause the expert*e is tn0 heavy. The
old mo del refined system was the poor
man'* friend, and many a country hay
and girl would never hays got a start
in fife but for the model wheels in
every county. The hill effect of thr
Wholesale failures of those trying fo t
'entrants* to normal' waamloat1oo wilt
be felt neattar when the wrocessft)
normal candidates are Inadequate for
Wi'te and
C-yhildren
Left Penn ess
.:Safeguard- .:them
a a' t 'f .� ,t f.rI
�. �,�.. , ea$. � �-
ir�g cont; ency
withr j
ou � tae
t
tr. •• .', J• .
Ehdb 'men „"
.Sang " t site s
ordinary f)a"aill-
deathY�
P otic -.with
this difference, ---
after. ' you .'rear. a
gcertailx','a ahe
�+ T
fu l • death -claim
.vaf t. *41 o1 if
interest d+-
g.
W. H. ROBINSON.
\ District Agent, Seafolth.
the druta`fid, and rural i1 it -tees will
have R greater difficulty tri yt eier for
the fall tei pt 19111. We look for -
wand r1f'ofie year-npu PTs- hrrni4""rr a'
climax the (Adele. of Dr. John Yealh's
scheme, to peso's•[ the (skids school
system by the abolition of county
model schools. The wrath of Ihou-
aawde of smiths school lraoteetesalt. La i
visite) on the hero! Of t he Superin-
tendent of Education in full fitly
*leen one year nets•.,"
I ,000
°vel• om• theueind etuJenlq
Ten -r11 -r) r11r) 114 out ch On last
year. It pays to attend a
link of thio great chain, for
"IN 1'VI.,N T II N R Y. 1+
,wTKRNUTII,"
'The demTmt 1t�i•
r -mer grad)
uat.es i4 THREE TIMES the
%apply.
Other %clouds engage our
graduatro lie towhees A
special comes for tear -here.
Graduate.) of two yearn ago
are now ':truing $'2,a*1 pn r
annum.
Three rein•%.'-CUMMI'H•
( I%L. M'rloN 14144.%PHvand'1')1L-
itt IRAPIIT.
-4441RAPIIY.
Fall Tera Opals Seg. H.
Write for pattirular•,
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INSEAM
LONDON
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1,'AL.1. TFR\I OPENS SEPT 1,)
Toronto, Ont.
Cor. 1'ong. and Alexander Ms. Mtrirt-
ly First -('lass. °rectorate always etc-
r'g*ful. Write for Handsome Cata-
logue.
Fall Term from Sept. 1st
iR�'hx r
St.Jerore's
Colleg
Rerlin, Ont.
eCanada.
Pounded is*
lscerpanted by Act of Parliament, r5M.
R0N4eimlal Scheel ler hays and Yeang [teat
Comet. Berme... High School, Science. Ari,
New annd)ner egnipp.d 04th 141100 1( geek
Rgnoa
M.rte (deet. resew*, Ana new dy'non.
p,1it fwfarmingr Peal, Stereo' hath, 105.klg
Tr* Aad4terWre.
Prwhellen wade geat{ndjato ewrwala 1..
Ma, . hoard sad Moltke, •lease per asap.
$ ;toff. A. I. *lneg1, e.R., P*.a„'geometry
U1'LAW NO. 1x, Oh' I01MM, OF THE
L) TOWN OF' UIN)katlt'Il, +
A BYLAW 1x,U1'AMAsr(R- TIl): Ho*twe Op
11141114141T 1'14401 Of 1114 .A NAM; ea K0*1,
M 1Ca1xr 5 (041•ANt• 441 ('AN WA. 1.11r)Ty,,,
w'herom,. the promoter-, of i i»rtatn row:
Iaa:y to be )neOrpontled under the corporate
name of "I'bo Aue1'iral, Komi Machine l'Om.
pauy of Canada. tdwited,' ur such other name
a the Lieutenant (10(1rusa may approve.
have proposed to the emitted of the wurr1Mp�wrl
ity of the town of Nudoria'h to estabir•
,h r far
Ili the 401(1 town for Ihr manufacture of
,uad machinery, portable rrwlwll+ and power
mrrhiue.•. and have requested the mid couuetl
to aid then) in the c-tabh.luueol thereof. by
guaranteeing the Ii per cont, hood. of the said
plopopvt ('(11µ0u) u, the extent of it0.101, re
payable in 1 *oily equal annual ln,)AIn1ont-
ur (.[flet pal and intere.1, the fir.1 of acid an-
nual payment- to lawman• dila' and be wade
one year from t he date on whish ,41.1 bond+
are Issued, and the remainder annually share
after ; by exemption from wuuictpV.d taxation
fora period of ten )curs, cOtwueuelmg with the
Year IY1U; and by a-.kting, except doom -tally,
the theapan7 in obtaining railway .witch
14110 their propo.ad factory.
And where.. in can.ider8tlal of Me .rid
aid, it has hese warred that the -ail l uwpany
-ballacgwre the land-. buildings, machinery
and plata In the pard lawn of tiuderich know u
as "'rhe Uoderc•b F:ngioe St Ha•yci. 1'uwpaOsb
plant.' *1W +11811 omen therein all urea•+nary
wacNoory and plant for the perp -e of Manu
featuring road ww'mner . purtrlde .aw(r1U1r
and newer naehincry, the value of the ..aid
land.. .buildings and plant. when fully
r4 nipple& to be at lent ;.awn, and have on
their pry roll by 1 he end of the first year fitly
employee..
And wherea. it 1.4-, been further agreed :hat
the vial ('on,pahy ,+hall enter roto a (untie.
rlrerwCOt with tee said town for the per.
formance of thy. term- and conditions herein
hefore tel out. and .hall secure the said town
of Ouderich frau 811 liability by reason of it -
guarantee of the principal and interns) of the
bonds of the mid Company and the due per
rornah(e of the -Aid term. and condition* by
a I1r+rrrreet.age•aperratl the -Imola- na414
pattern.. patent., machinery and plant of�-
.$)d l'dp,paoy. to he approved by the Solicitor
for the town, and by insuring the said build-
ing-. luaopinary and plant and stock lu favor
of the Paidd.towu, and the policies, anal( be de
ponied with the clerk of (hr ..44 Town and
.hall contain w'A,L3s known a. the "Mortgage
('tatter" if troubled.
And r herea\. it is deemed rtpedlent to grant
the said apo. -abject to the terms and onodl
11one hereinafter aa•t out.
Therefore be al`enwcted. and it is hereby en-
acted. by Om tutatictieel oountll of the said
1 ue a of c• Merlon. W410F•'
1. 1t .hall he law f111 for the )payor and
clerk In the name rad on h•half of the'eorpwr
at,..0 of the -*14 town of uoder)cn end under
es corporate •4'at 10 execute and deliset a -
the net and dead of- 11r WId 1*Li.Filielitfor,ed
ror4oratiun, by wr,trn Or printed Ruaraerec
or g1(dnrantee. ut the -aid (amputation guwran
treing the due pa)'un•m o the priory and
infereor of the bond-ur de tern oft lir said
Abe Amerman Mout Alec tie Pompon-, of
( amide. Limited.' up To ilia -titin of $Igott fur
prinelpal. repast able In [wear annual (natal
mint-. with lnirn+1 a; the rite of 4V_ per
rent. per an . payable yearly on the rue
guild principal 10 Ilse holder+ of 1 wool ol-
or debenture., so that the annount , wo.y'ablr for
principal and interest en any yea* .hall M
egaal to the amount -0 payable an et of the
o her teen!, -itch guarantee to lw t0 the stent
that upon default being noose by the cold -The
4rtieri('an /toad Machine Compray of ('4nad,,.
Limited. in thepayment of the pt•Inclp i rod
moats *cured*curedby the mid bond. or Cepru
Owe.. the eorporation of the raid tower 4
l;oderich wltt pry t0 the bolder the Amon.[[
so in del' cult Opon demand. ich guarantee to
be otherwise 110 .ugh foam and to °obtain +uch
further or additional pro8 tenons or conditions
n• .h►0,1» apppproved of by the Miler and the
. olWTlor (dr the mrevenues-or id rperstte s-ot iba town of
liodrrich, provided however that auch Iwo
visions and condlt ion. do not limit the oblb ae
Oen of the said town to pay the •may in
default upon demand se afore..aid.
. Prio, to the execution of the solo guaran-
tee. or any 01 rhrw. the said 'The American.
Rata Siatmmmr-rmnTstnyotrartrl4a"T.TRi1L8rt'
. hall with the neer+wshare-
holdersry ap royal of the share-
holders duly gIt em meeting eeting called for that
p* exeeote aw14041yev 101b* Coeporaua,
of .the town of Uuderich a Martially.. Went their
tart(., balldusgs, plant. n.adlnrry and JIx
I tire And )..ten!. now owned or hereafter
a.-gairrel, which said mortgage hall be a 4r+t
charge upon -aft -emir 1. ti -and- .11.131 ren -
lain she Clam -. 11014 Wetaerial lit 1n*a1{ga
fee• gl lien by c•nmtaniw. 10 .[cure bonds, and
•0111 mortgage shrill be settled and approved
of by the Solicitor for the said town, and .hall
..cure and provide for the payment of all
principal and Inters t which -hall heroine due
at any time on the said bonds ,o to he iw.ned-
by the vikl Company and for the repayment to
the meld oor anon for all money. which mal'
be paid by 1. In payment of said guaranteed
band. of nl.•r.•-n Ibentnn, uo.t .orb mortgagee
•dwt8+«ietwe *tee J„e to.--Mautwuo.J.y the.
said ('Limper). of the mrd 0)o tamed propene
in sec or of the .r1.1 rnrp namun, In C3.' of 1P•
by lite or lightldng, in .uch .Jmp suie, and
for "1.•h a 1. as shall be sppro) e 1 by t h.•
Solicitor for the.aid corporation. a,nl.111r ps,t1 .
me- l').dwlnp.4 what is ;,o.1•1 a. 11111 "Mwl-
saga t'1a1, .,. 11 demanded Ly the laldcorpora..
Done. nod for the rentmneant» 01.ura ln.urance
during the:Irmm
urrrnet' of the said bonds. and the
dor n'
pn,r d-uf the intuit therefor. The
sand 1 -0111 ny -hall 4epo-il all ..aid Inom ranee
papers with the ('lerk of the mid town.
3. As acondi tlo0of 'Morin in*the .01dpier
order.. the wiA Mid, or deMpter s to be roar,
wnteeet by virt lir of this byte shall 4.e depo.
Iced with a chartered tank at the town of
UoMNch, and. earn a Pale of .och bond. or
tie cut tier- 4- effected, and the preened. there
of paid Int , 1 he raid tank to the join) creditof.
the Pedes.* ny *144 the Mayor of the. said town
fo- the time being. 114s sold lords or detain
t urea, or .neh tension thereof as may he sold as
aforrwld. .hall be banded over by the said
hank toMet billowy or to its nominee, and
the proceed- from the sale of such land. or
debentures -hall be applicable only for the
pop -chase and .'quipment,uf the Paid works, and
shall be paid out. only upon the Joint ch•gne of
rhe -044 4 •0mpany and the Mayor of the meld
town for the time Ming. and to the extent of
not more then .4ty p r cent. of the value of the
plant at the time of such payment in the actual
ga.-r..ion of the ('ompwny, and in andatpnn its
property at (ioder'ch, and the balance tole
4paid when the whole plant. Is of the value of
71(11 such value to be determiner' a- In the
next.. ceetdlnRqa 44R14(41 hereof.•
I. The value ofthe .alt lend•„bn aline -and
plan) for the purpose of this bylaw aria for all
paymenta to lemade thereunder .hall be
*.rertained ley valuator. to he appointed one
ny 1 h ('poyyaanyy on. by the cumuli of the
town of Ualerirh. and they, before entering
11(1011 their vainat.ton. hall appoint a thin!,
who will art wllh the other two. should they
disagree, and the fading of a tnaloHly shall be
anal.
r. And forth pnrpoee of further aiding the
e•taMlshment of the +aid roil ie4ry. 144. hereby
declared that 1 h lands, MlildinRs, machinery
and plait lewd In opine[ Ion with the -aid
bd.lne.. •11111 he, and they are hereby,
exempted teen taxation, except whaol lax..,
fora*Hr. cnrntfb
od of len yeaeocing with the
Mtn Igpl.
h. And for the mellows of f,n1er aid(ppga
the establishment of the 'aid Industry the
municipality of the town of 11,der)ch will, at
the coma of the Paid Company. aid as far a. It
rew.on,4ly- ,•an in obtaining a railway -witoh
Into the -.id factory.
7. This bylaw shall take effect from the day
of the anal pouring thereof.
Pi. The (ote of the elector, of the paid town
of li(derieh shall be taken on.thi* bylaw at the
following times and place., that 10 to way :-Un
Saturday. the eleventh day of September next.
(ommen, ung at the hour of mine 0cluek M the
forenoon and motioning until five OClerk in.
the afternoon of the -am* day. by (lye following
deputy return' ng officer.:
P04115R div Won No. 1, at Th,mptoi • black-
smith hop; deputy returning ofncer, John
reward : poll clerk. J. R. Newer.
Polling division No. Y. at. Mr.. (inkam'+
store, F:aa) .tree ; deputy returning °Meer,
('ha.. nate,: poll clerk, Her. Si1
Polling dicidon No. A. al TOwn Intl ; by
deputy erthrntng ogler., It. C. Melchor ; poll
clerk, w in Knox. '
Polling 4lrl$on No. p, at *others' %lop , b7
deputy leii4rnln1 olncer, Alex. Straiton; poli
clerk Wm. 4lolhr1a,
Polling eh term No. A at Mn. Helton'.
store; by deputy retorning 01410 er, Oro. I %Bleck;
poll clerk, J.C. I, t'ourel.
Pollingdlrllon No. 4 of Johna
More; by deputy ret rtrning oiliest. Hsi , Witt
son: po111 clerk, Wm. Telt.
Polling Air4lon No. s at /elude Neville's
honer; by deputy retnrning 0*444r, Memel Mc-
Kay:
poll clerk, Itobert Taft.
N. On Friday, the 10th day of September
next, the M*seerM,hegold tows of finderk•h
' hall attend M the coin4ll ehnhlhan of the
said town of Oat0NOh at ten o'clock In the
forenoon to wppmnt (1..011.1 10 attend at the
various place+ alorc. sk* and al. the (nal spm
ming up of the votes by the Clerk on behalf of
Mperwm. Inl,nste4 In promoting or opals,
In the pawing of thin bylaw regleoilvely,
In. The Clerk of Ike (00ne11 of the Raidtown of (40d104l
., shall attend at N. Shp In
the Town 11.11 at ten n'elerk In the forenoon
Of Mondor, the 10h day M rtpaember, A. P.
4400 to moa, rip the number ofase. for and
again,' 1 he tour,.
Dated at the Monett cMmher Ihr ash dap of
Almost, A. h. DOR
A. H. MA I1i.I ., L. L KNOX.
Mayo
TAKg NOTI('l that the above Ie a tree
copy M a pro(0sd bytes MIMI tam been
taken into eareddenatlen and which will he
(Melly )leered by the nonn011 of the mnnlatpal•
1(y Ile the event N tM ,talent of the stenos4
beim obtained thereto a opt month from
the fMet pnblleatloe In Menai tlgwspwper,
the data p( which en tlSoaUoa was e
the 1*14 day M Aligner, lets, and that fir;
of Um electors of the tellmanlo4palltr
sisal N�takes Naas Otani', Axed ear and tireItean
LLKNOX.
(asst[.
W. ACHESON & SON.
First Showing of Fall Fabrics
The new autumn Dress Fabries are Isere awaiting your choosing --if yuq desire
• to choose there's a saving to he effected.
85c Venetians and Broadcloths, 75c
' All wool l"*-tIch Venetian Cloth in a •: plate range of culnrings,
including nuveity *hauler, also black. 4S,iticbew wide . regular qbc epeeist. ...; .
$1.2l Wert of England \Voluted Suitiugs, fancy effector alta beautiful
bright finished goods, special, .41.401
SATURDAY & MONDAY BARGAINS
Towelling
ism yard* of milli. back Towelling, red border and warranted foal.
IK inches wide, regular 1 2l m yard, Saturday and Mouday, at per yawl...[[.
Table Damask
714 and 72 invites will* pure linen bleached Damask, (4154 yawls for Sat•
ulday and Monday Sete; regular Slate and $1.11* Damask, )41c: 771e and
*41, Lawaak, ilk
Carpets and Rugs -
$1$let0 and $13.10' Axminster and Wilton Rugs in Jl patterns,
:tel, :ttx 1 yard*, re.l urel 10 $•i,lsl
Tapestry Carpets
27 Mehra wide, bea7y pile Tapestry Cat pet in a large variety of pat-
terns, tn.., 71c and *8.;r• value., at per yard . - ......
W. ACHESON & SON.
THE' CAfE.RDA
PAINT Ct111PANY'S
PAINTS,
,
to
WARD
00ND
FOR RALE eV
THE
Howell Hardware Company,
LI M ITE I).
a..s.... ar_•�
ALL'ol'R SUMMER FURNITURE
has leen marked at "bung up" lig-
time. There r% not great lot of it
but, enough to he in the way of fall
*trek erne arriving: -
WE PREFER ITS ROOM
to its company and in order•two fa(•il
nant-s-speony ctekfRnee or reed and
rattan furniture we have readjusted,
1 prices. in many rases cutting off -al-
1 profile. This is your chance- .
•em *
GEO. JOHNSTON,
FURNITURE and VNUERTAKINI,.
CENTRAL
41TRATFO1.O. 014 T
After [went y-ttvo ye ire of wi '''(d
work we have heroine the !agent.
test lend moat sncreertful pram ;cal
training school (n Weitery than- \
rio, with no superior in Canada.
Three departments :
COMMERCIAL. SHORTHAND
and TELEGRAPHY
We assist graduates (41 positions
RR well AR gives most thorough train-
ing. Opt our free catelogue at
once.
F.r.Lrrn-r & Mc1..t('ut•.t4,
1'rrnripals.
Autumn
Term
from August :loth in all depart
-
tuenta of the
Central Business College
Vence and Gerrard Sia., Toronto.
Catalogue mailed free en request.
v' W. H. SHAW,
Principal.
Now is the Time
To Order
Your Fall Suit.
The Two Martins
TAILORS and FURNISHERS
'Phone ISO.
Bright New Trunks,
SUIT CASES, and TRAVELLING BAGS
at
ELLIOT I'S SHOE STORE
• • Not old patterns but bright new styles
f• ceh frons the Limn y. Three Reels
we cffer you alr.a*nn•ble prices.
Trunks at $2.00, $3 00, $3.50 and up. •
Suit Cases at from $I.SO, $2.00, $2.50, up.
A Special Value in a Suit Case at 52.50.
A good Leather Case for 56.00.
Weare ager t* for the HARTT SHOE for mel.
G. M. Elliott
essol