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50 .‘ »ticle‘ discussing© the problems of Canâ€" g' railway development, together =, wit m cplumn editorial on the same epubject ._may be taken as an wdica ‘;""‘3" of an awakening interest among Â¥he people of the Mother Country in _ ‘Canadian affairs. The economic â€"â€" and ‘ strategic intportance of angther 2‘ :;lnu-eontiuntd railway built north “‘ ‘~of the Canadian Pacific with a Canâ€" *‘ adian port, are strongly urged, givâ€" _ We are/in recelps of a copy of the > on _'-_J(.nu; Post trom Mr. E.D. " Dang, who is at present on a . busâ€" *"2 to Europe in the interests e G. B. Ryan & Co., ol Berâ€" » An‘exhaustive threeâ€"column‘ atrâ€" ing as it would _ a cheaper . gra‘n route to the sea board for an . ‘m mense agricultural area and in . the event oi hostilities with the United States a means of transport considâ€" erably removed irom the American frontier. Another strategic adrantage would be afforded in the event _ of Britains‘ being engaged in war with & maval power. The wheat growing capacity of the regions which would be opened up by a new railway . is sufficiegt for the Mother Country‘s whole food supply and Canada beirg the most accessible of England‘s coiâ€" unial possessions, this would _ natâ€" urally give her & feeling of | giealer security. The article concludes as folâ€" lows:â€" ‘"‘But, â€" while the strategic importâ€" ance oi the new line must not be ovâ€" erlooked, it is the economic advanâ€" tages it offers both to Canada _ and to the Mother Country that arrest immediate attention. Canada is « on the threshold of a new era in her deâ€" velopmert and she may legitimately logk to the Mother Country, . with its large population and accumulated wealth, to assist her in the task of defending: her political and economic intergrity, and of strengthening . her positicr as an integral portion of the British Empire." Mr. C. W. Young, editor and proâ€"l prietor of the Cornwall Freeholder, one of the very best weekly . news, paper© in the province, took a tri> westward the other day and on hns‘ returo journey stopped off at Berun, for & short time to view the thrivicg town and its latest important inâ€" dustry, sugar making from beets. Mr. Young is quite familiar with the old and new methods of manufacturing sugar, having been in close . touch years ago with the sugar industrty )# the semiâ€"tropics and made occasional visits to/the land where the _ sugar cane grows. He publishes a very readable and interesting article in the last issue of his journal in reference to his vis it to our town and the works of the Ontario Sugar Company, but we have only space for the tollowing extracts: â€"‘‘Berlin with its 10,000 inbabitants is a tribute to the industry and actiâ€" vity of its German population, and is probably the bome ofâ€"mofe manuâ€" facturing establisaments than _ any place of similar size in the Dominion â€"in fact there is â€" hardly anything that isr‘t made there, and _ though the wages earned by the operatives, in the factories are small on the avâ€" erage, the people are thrifty, their dwellings are mostly owned by the qccupants and are generally ol white brick. The more pretentious . private residences, the elegant turnouts . to be seen on the streets and the goods in the stores tell of wealth and genâ€" eral prosperity. _ _ _ Jn Waterloo, . the twin brother of Ferâ€" lin, a mile or two to the northâ€"is an equally thriving, though somewhat smaller community. The two towns mre copnected by an electric railway, and the land. between had been _ so built â€"up, that the two places _ are practically one, though the, jealousy that inevitably exists under similar conditions, may prevent théir peing joined as one municipality. Taking a trolley car at the Betlin post office, â€" and crossing the Gramd Trunk track on an overhead . bridge, w tide over a mile or two of an exâ€" ceedingly crooked route brings us in front of the latest addition to _ the industries ofâ€"Canada and Berlin as wellâ€"the works of the Ontacio â€"SSuâ€" gar Company. This is a series . of buildings mostly of white brick, the maijn‘ refinery and warehouse .baving a frontage of nearly 500 feet and an ‘average depth of 74 feet, partly two and ‘partly three stories high. There Are numerous other structures, the "whole plant occupying nearty © ten It seems almost incredible, but less than 11 mthmtb(flrn rod was <turned on farm where the factory is located, and on November %, 190%, the first ( grains of sugar were made. f Rev. W. F. Roadhouse, late of Tayâ€" istock, formerly of Berlin, has . acâ€" capted a call to the Baptigt church at A CORNWALL VI8SITOR. antford‘s. anthtacite coal imâ€" s decreased this winter from 12, ~8,046 tous, while the bituminâ€" Lâ€"-t from 9,064 to 10,878 BY ENGLAND. sccepted up 10 «.fl%’l‘, h ', tha ‘ ““‘-w\; + C ictp ind ns a i Satin 9e " ' leu fi*"'\"'? *Pfi’-". nd. lakk ‘-,-M â€" _ Indians, ‘ °C] (lgghty + schoci children and the general pbbâ€" lio Hau to be impressed into servic» to get the thirning done at the proâ€" pet time.The problem promised ~to increase, and it was stated that #t least: 7500 men> «were ‘m this year. The suggestion was made thit some_effort be put forth to sccure men, women and children from Gerâ€" many. The work would have to be done â€"quietly, as open soliciting. . of immigrants there is not permitted The ~Premier promised favorable conâ€" sideration of â€"any reasonable plan that might be presented. *% There are now four beet sugar facâ€" tories constructed and in operation in Ontario, viz, Berlin, Wallaceburg, Dresden, and Wiarton. There is an agitation for several more, including the neighborhoods of Whitby, Peterâ€" boro‘, Lindsay, Newmarket, and St7 Catbarines. Anotber . suffering industry _ was heard from in a letter to Mr. Thos. Southworth, from a Western Ontarâ€" io canner. The writer states that there ( is room in his neighborhood for several hundred women to be einâ€" ployed, presumably in picking fruit, and in preparing it for canning _ in the factories. This work gives lemâ€" porary employment to hundreis . of people in the canning sections ¢very summer, _ when the houses _ emply themselves to help the canners and earh pin money. How the immigraâ€" tior of feople for this purpose alone would fit in with our other condiâ€" tions is not clear. Another solurion might be the movement of city peoâ€" ple to the country during the | busy season. z | In comwersation with Mr. S. J. Williams, this afternoon regarding the result of the interview of the «opâ€" utaticn of sugarâ€"makers that wa.ted upon Hon. John Dryden andPremier Ross on Thursday, the Telegraph was informed that Premier %oss imâ€" mediately forwarded a cablegram to the Dominion‘s Enmiigration _ Agent in Germany asking that 500 emiâ€" grants be sent to Ontario to assist in the sugar beet industry in _ this section of the province. Mr. Williams also stated that any persons in Betâ€" lin ot Waterloo baving relatives of friends> in Germany whom they thirk would _ come to this country _ that they leave their addresses with Rev. R. von Pirch, the Ontario Sugar Company or the Daily Telegrayh ofâ€" ffice of Elmira Signet:â€"Engineer Mitchell, of the Elmiraâ€"Galt train, was at Toâ€" ronto, dast Tuesday, attending as witness, the preliminary hearing . in the case of Spiers vs. Grand j‘runk System. It will be recollected on the . night of the Fall Fair, Sept. 26th, last, the Elmira Musical Society \had cbartered a special train to conâ€" }vey the passengers back to . St. Jacobs, Waterloo and Berlin, after the concert, v{hich had been held in their hall. Near Berlin a number | of flat cars had been left standing on the track. Into these the Elmira train crashed. The concussion shock up the passengers badly. Mr. Spicts, cattle drover at Owen Sound, _ was badly â€" injured and is now constituâ€" tiorally wrecked, so that his physicâ€" ians declared that he will never reâ€" cover. He has entered suit against the Grand Trunk for $10,000 _ damâ€" ages The Court of Revision, to hear apâ€" peals on the Engireer‘s assessments of the Local Improvement, inct on Wednegday afternbon,, with Alds. J. F. Honsberger, C. Braun, C. Harttung and J./ Cochrane in _ atâ€" tendance. There were zlso a nuniber of‘appellants present. Ald. Honsberâ€" ger was appointed Chairmna. . The assessment of part of 1d% 29, J. E. Schneider survey,, @wned _ by Bowman | estate, on Alma â€" street, was confirmed, but will recommend to Council that half of frontage tax on cement walk be remitted _ each year ag long as boundaries are as at present No action was taken regarding the appeals â€" 6f John Stueber, Waterion, street roadway; Mrs. Zinkann, Waâ€" terloo streetâ€" roadway; C. Stanmke, Lancaster street plank walk. K The Court will recommend to the Council that a bridge be constructed leading to the alleyway to the rear of the lot of John Stueber, Breitâ€" haupt street, #o as to enable . him to drive to his property.~ ~~ _ ~~ ‘The appeal of the. German Baptist Church and Mrs. J.E. Cléemeas â€" teâ€" garding the . sewer on Mary street, will be settied by cash <payment, Allâ€" o1 theother .agsessments . on the many Local Improvements oldast year â€" were confirmed by the â€" Court, after which an adjournment was made to mieet again on Wednesday evening, Feb., 26th, at 8 o‘clock. . With1.00 A1 SUEING THE G.T.R COURT OF REVISION Catarrh Cannot Be Cured Sent a Cablegram @ Mr. Mr. M of m.m "J. KA 2d t â€" ‘s w as recgiv be Wms e Treasures‘s foiees sa0â€"cent ts OBE UE Seiser u‘-% is hereby authorized to â€"have 35 copies of | the Auditor‘s Abstract printed in Fng: lish and German. Confirmed. ‘%Q\'ed by J. T. Otto, seconded by G. . [oh}, that leave be given the zm to inâ€" troduce a byâ€"law to appoint sanitary and for other purposes in m with the smallâ€"pox reguâ€" lations and that ‘the byâ€"law be now read a first and second time. Carried Read accordingly. . Moved by Samâ€" uel Cassel, seconded by John F. Mas ter that this Council do now go into Committee of the whole ‘on byâ€"law. so an abstra¢ct of the same as wel! as ;nm_pum“'»lm Treasurer‘s boad wére presen‘ed, ard the accounts fimally audited by â€" the Cartied. â€" 8. Cassel+in the chair, sanitary policeman and the Board of Health â€" authorized to__npoint as many more sanitary policemen . as may be required, during the ,outbmk in the municipality. It was furtber arranged that all poor persons in the Township should be vaccipated free on presenting themselves at the Medâ€" ical Health Officer‘s office in Baden, but if they could not get there conâ€" veniently the health . officers should make arrangements with the varinus practitioners in or near their locality for this to be done, the fee to be alâ€" lowed them to be 25 cents in . adâ€" dition to free vaccine mattér and a!} tesidents of the Township are to be. allowed vaccine matter free and thel same arrangements as to be vaccifâ€" ated by practitioners inâ€"or mear their own locality was to be made _ for them, but those who are able to pay for vaccination _ sboultd do so themâ€" selves, they to be allowed ffée vacâ€" cine matter and the practitioner‘s fee to be the same as above. Moved by G. Hohl, seconded by J. T. Otto that Byâ€"law No. 428 be now read a third time and passed. Curried. Read a third time and ordered to be passed _ On motion J. G. Hohl and S. Cassel the following . accounts were ordered to be paid, viz: To J. Baltzer for 54 foads gravel in 1902, $4,32, John Leis for teaming tile on Township line 75¢.; W. H. Frbach, salary as auditor, $8.00; Hy. Forier, salary as auditor, $8.00; Jos. Haus, repairing road in Div. 54, $490; TR Weir, repairing stamp, $1.25; )V H. Erbach, _ insuring _ Township/ Hall, $10.00; Municipal World for supplies, 65c.; A Wegfahrt, compensation, $2 UObH $ MEMEMRCIOMADCOORCOROEGEAICS N30 On motion the Council _ adjourned until the 16th of March, when pathâ€" masters, fence viewers _ and poundâ€" keepers will be appointed. â€" 0 F. HOBWELL, T‘p Cierk Baden Feb. 17., 1900. > Talked of Improvements:â€"Berlin‘s busy suburb once more commands â€" a promiuent place before the â€" public. The fact that Bridgeport has . rot occupied this column for some time, i en C% aund o e dn ioi ts es is no because it was deprived of suitable public entertainment, but owing to the business relations _ of this upâ€"toâ€"date village, time did not allow. Our thrifty citizens are anticâ€" ipatin; great improvements in this place, when that mild days . co:ncs, when all Nature rises from her Geep sleep, and with fairie fingers, wea\es her crown of vendur. One of _ The questions . much discussed _ by our prominent men, is the building ol a highway from Bridgeport to the suâ€" gar factory, parallel with the trolley and G.T.R. lines. No doubt such a road would greatly facilitate the long and burdensome trudge that the far mers â€" of this community have to conteni with on the present rtoad. And further, the land adjacent to the proposed road will be used ° as ‘residertial lots. _ News Notes:â€"During the past five|CAM, §NC PMNT®M NMAQ, 0 00 0 weeks . special services havec bcc:n ple is perfectly good. conducted in the Evangelical Church â€" Smeatammir e gein in by Rev. Wagner, . Waterlco, assisted | The SuBSRING of Trug Health and by Messrs Haist and itt. ese , t nreetings, despite _ the inet(:!lemr,n; L]fg AM Slmm allfl weather, were largely attend an wi'.bout' doubt . they accomplished Slll'fll’lllg. much, good. â€"Bridgeport rink k“tmw . z>~ in a favorable condition for skating tua) â€" d and there will be skating every aiâ€" Palna 8 colar’ omponn termoor and evening. Admission ten cents. All are invited Breslau bein€ | pageues & Sufferer Who Was in not excepted.â€"Miss A. Grof, Bexl{n, a Periious Condition. who | has charge of the third «livisâ€" uks " * ion of the Public School hen,_ W#8 | ho liver, the largest ‘“ one » ot confined to her home through ilines8 |;p, â€" most important Organs of the but is again able to continue her body is, to thousands of young and duties.â€"Mr. Dallas Uastmei®r §PORS| a° , Lource of sufiering. It â€"bas a week visiting friends in Torunto. On Saturday â€" evening a number of young people from Berlin came by surprisc to the home of Miss Mary Teck and spent a very enjoyable eveâ€" ning.â€"Saturday morning Mrs. D. Seibert pr?sented Her husband with m bouncing baby boy.â€"Miss . Spence, teacher, spent Sunday~visiting friends in Waterloo. C Stratford Bm:â€"s;mud Pirimâ€" mer, who was ted at the Skatâ€" ing Rink on Friday night, charged with obtaining a borse and fig under false pretences at Berlin, was taken to that town on Satd#day afternoon. He succeeded in‘clearing himsell, it appears, as be returned by the J““ train ‘:&u“ where he was t unce. on a charge of darrying A MUCH WANTED MAN, BRIDGEPORT il and ) as well as iey of the enved, ond y â€" hefore three Arleank TK C L \”. i a S » cistsa, Te i ‘Mouston, Bani Infouid P C it ME Jt R Vaâ€"; Hartis| 6 4* uie dfinflluum&, Gras," ‘â€" festival, whicn will ~fake place Feb., 284. The uuuulg !g ‘be composed of more than 190 / the large advertising pictures,~â€" it lustrating the several summer 1esort districts located on the lineâ€" of . the railway, and includes the regions . in the "Highlands,"" > of Ontario,‘‘ . the several reeports in the white Mounâ€" tains of New England, and tho_.ht)- ing beaches . on the coast of Maine. In addition to these there will=be a series of mounted fish native to the waters of Canada, including .‘ black bass, â€" maskinonge, wallâ€"eyed pike, (dore), brook trout, and other â€" Yarâ€" ities. A representative of the Grand ‘Trunk will accompany the _ exhibit, and handsome illustrated desctiptive publications will be distributed gratâ€" uitously at each point. The barn of _ Mr. Jacob B. Roth, east. of New Hamburg, took fire on Wednesday _ forenoon from an unâ€" known cause and was bufned to the ground with all its contents, ercept the cattleand horses. A number of young calves and about forty hogs, were consumed in the flames. Mr. Roth‘s loss is a heavy one as . the barn was rebuilt on a modern style last summer. p _ |with my head that 1 14 | ble of Paind‘sw Celery \ yuutsns <Â¥ Luud shin i AMMAMAMMMmMMAREL Now is the time to subscribe. A handsome Christmas number, deâ€" voted to artistic illustration, stories, humor, statistics and valuable inforâ€" mation, will ‘be given free to all subâ€" scribers new or old, who pay in adâ€" vagce for 1903, The Xmas number wilt be ready for delivery about ~ Dec. isth. Subscribers can pay A their subscriptions and secure the § premium at the WaterIvo office, Erb @# St. west of at the} Beriin office, Queen St south. Subscribers livâ€" ing at a distance who send their subscriptions by letter will have the supplement mailed to their address g If you desire to take other papers with the Chromcleâ€"Telegraph read g our clubbing offer on another page of this issue. § $ avecrsrssntere rirl 4242 Sapitary Inspector J. K. Master, received a report from Dr. P. H. Bryce on Friday on the â€" sampies of ice taken from Victoria Park lake in‘ Berlin and the Waterl00 dam. The report states that the ice on Vieâ€" toria Lake from where Mr. W. H. Collard gets his . supply is almost steriic, and that no better ice could be desired. In reference to the . ice Mr. E. Durmel.cuts. on the Waterloo dam, the report says . "the . somâ€" ple is perfectly good." The liver, the largest and. one ol the most important organs of the body is, to thousands of young «nd old, a source of suffering. It _ â€"hbas beon truly said. that ‘a diseased liver means physical and mental tortures, and dangers. The common symntoms of livet compalint are, loss of . apâ€" petite, nausea, vomiting, furred tomâ€" gue,‘constipation, impure blood, headâ€" ache, depression of spiritsâ€"and a host ofâ€"other evile. ra Ne Are . you a victim of . livert comâ€" plaint * Do you experience any of the symptoms noted above? If o. do not fail to make immediate â€" use of Paine‘s Celery Compound, the only medicine that directly strikes . the root o" the trouble, and that snfuses new life into every dnactive â€" organ. Mrs. Rauche!l McRas, Gueiph Ont., éured . by 4 writes thus _ ‘The publisher has no new policy to announce forâ€"1go3. The various "For nine: years i have heen troubled with liver complaint, _ and mmww from 1: 1 called in a mm mnn::‘m.ufl eat or ep, and suftered so much departments of theâ€" prper, which have proved so popular in the past, will be tontinued and strengthened and neither pains nor expense sparâ€" ed to keep the Chronicleâ€"Telegraph in the very first rank of weekly papers. * Chronicleâ€"Telegraph ; fer 1903. A Handsome Premium Given away. BARN BURNED THE ICE IS PURE # & Paing‘s. C F the evence to the . ice ts. on the Waterloo says . "the _ somâ€" 1 have > been a bet. 4, and And whereas the gald G.C. and is associates whether as a private partnership or a8 44 corporeted ‘body are hereinafter menlâ€" thoned and referred to as "The Comâ€" iesinte i nopes and ohek it Socler [A .:wthl T . ol Wa! io TY t arnz': And whoreas the industry which the ‘ Company.. proposes to estAblish is hok o! a similat Rature to any _ Inâ€" dustcry already established in the Mun icipality ‘of the Town. of '_;tl-xlno.. $ Avd whereas it is deemed advisable to _ grant the Company exemption from taxes, excepting school Tates, #nd Local Improvement Taxes, npon the Factory, Plant and Property hereâ€" inafter mentioned fot the term ‘of tep years,‘ also to grant the Company a loau of $4500 and a Free Site for the érection of a Boot and Shoe Facâ€" tory upon the terms and Subject to the conditions hereinafter mentioned and set forthâ€" *And whereas for the purposes &foreâ€" said it will be necessary for the Corâ€" poration of the said Town of Waterâ€" loo :o fssue its debentures for and to creaie a debt to the amount of t4. 800 as hereinatter mentioned and such debt and the Debentures to be issucd therefcre shall be made payable ~ is ten years at the furthest from â€" the day on which the said Debenture: shall be issued. _ inafter mentioned for the term ‘of T@D * ,"_ I years,‘ also to grant the Company a 8 â€"That forthwith after the ‘‘om» oan of $4500 and a Free Site for pany. sball huun:h‘ the sum of the érection of a Boot and Shoe Facâ€" not less than $6000 in the erestion |. tory upon the terms and Subject tof"Ms. equipment with machinery. 8f a the conditions hereinafter mentioned [ !8¢}0iÂ¥ 0" said site, and after ihe and set forthâ€" Company shall> havye executed . and "And whereas for the purposes éltore {4¢hNeaut &n agreement in favor" of| said it will be necessary for the Uorâ€" the said corporstion to ‘operate the poration of the said Town of Waterâ€" said Imctory for the gaid term of.ten loo :o issue its debentures lor and to [T°4"% MMd to employ before the ° end creare a debt to the amount of 14. of the year 1904 and constantly and 800 as hereinatter mentioned and such :‘ontinvuously thereafter on each Wotkâ€" debt and the Debentures to be issued ing day â€" during atâ€" Jleast . cleven therefcre shall be made payable in months in each yeat until the end ten years at the furthest from â€" thef i £98, Fe8t 1908, at least thirtyâ€" day on which the said Debenture: five €aily employes and after _ the shall be issued. :qd o; &e z:‘a; ::08 for the remainâ€" And whereas the sald loan is to‘be fir A lhe tm of ten . years, repayuble by the Companyâ€" to the at l“:‘ M;" daily employes in Corporation of the Town of Waterâ€" u;ount and about the said factory, loo in ten equal conSecutive amnuai : te‘ :ng in case of temporary . inâ€" instalments of $450, which said an cf;:“&’g:' *1"5;}"“.:;“ fires, . a nual instalments are to be applied in ear. o‘ u;ifiit '{ °c°:' In, ",“"‘ payment of the said debt and in"ct § §22" ;n Water) at the Company‘s ¢fâ€" est and it will require the sum . o‘ m,e‘:; .th °8 to such person . . or $141.80 to be raised annually f0f th $/ping ':: -°'_h orporation maÂ¥ . Apâ€" payment of the balance or remainde: !hh hibe, all t.hp“gg:: of insprotiug of deby and interest, that is 19 _ $23) § |» w;;.m eb of the Conâ€" it will in all require the sum of $39; :t)he Sitin n& dw entry in falation 80 to be raised ammually for pAYMCM!L § som pany‘g ‘em‘nl .number .. of _ ihe of the said debt and interest. E. Sout 5 . commaring goodâ€" and And whereas the amount | of the :;‘“e‘o th ez‘ ,‘ eonveying , the .,“ whole rateablg‘ property of the Mub $y,,» be‘d M%mrp;n’wmm“‘c »nmple icipality of the Town of Watetl00 85 B "ng she said ]loe 14499 ompanF, cording to the last Rgvlsed assess 1 )q ov an ofâ€"$4500 shall _ be Tsl Roil is es Syin o Holits [ Atkime * the Company _ by the And whereas the existing Debér. rg“":; ot_ the | said Town, tures Debt, of the said Municipairt) lll\’em * said _ Company shall is $126951.33 and no principal or in §;, y L wh““““ in _â€" fwaror terest is in arrear. or.:','n ‘m; n:: et::ui&n‘m 9“:;' Be it therefore enacted by the Corâ€" 5 &. +8 porativn of the Town of Waterloo ty a.";,e "'Lih the said deed securing . “‘ the Municipal Council thereof,. _ in “ Imtut ‘?"‘::‘m said site the reâ€" Council'dury“ convened. and assutuble § M iee To ike said, loan mt .. the and it is hereby. enacted:â€" , ut oub.â€" Buth ~mom m 1â€"That it shall be lawi!xl â€" for !.t_:r the buildings, machinery and plant, And whereas the amount | of the whole rateable‘ property of the Mun icipality of the Town of Waterloo ac cording to the last Rgvlsed Assous meal Roll is the sum of $1,512,475â€" And whereas the existing Deber.. tures Debt, of the said Municipailt) is $126951.33 and no principal of in terest is in arrear. Be it therefore enacted by the Cor poratiun of the Town of Waterlo0 ty the Mu.nici(nl Council thereof,. _ in Councilâ€"duly convened anid assutublet and it is hereby. enacted:â€" , 1â€"That it shall be lawful for the said Municipality to purchase _ &n( acouire a parcel of land in the Towr of Waterloo as a site for the manu facturing establishment proposed _ t be erected by thi® Company and ‘expeml_lor that purpose a sum _ nof exceeding. three hundred Dollars. 2.â€"That the said site and manulac turing establishment with the plast machinery _ and stockâ€"inâ€"tradg _ it arounl and about the same shall exempt from all taxes excepting schoni rates and local improvoment taxes for the term of ten years fron the day on which the said site is conveyed to the company as hetcinâ€" after mentioned. 3â€"That in order to aid the .toirâ€" pany to ctect the said manualtctiiting estallishment a loan of $4,590 shal be granted to the Company, saic loan to be repayable by the coimpah} to the said Corporation in ten (q‘al annua! consecutive instalments of $450, each without interest, the f: 5t of such â€" annual instalments to,. . be paid in one year from the date _ o which the said loan of $4,500 shall be paid over to the Company and. the re payment of said loan to the Cutpora tion shall be secured by a mortgar, as hercinafter mentioned. 4â€"For the purposes aforessid . if shall be lawful for the Mayor of the Town of Waterloo, and he is hereb) requm(f to issue ten debentures . of the said Town of Waterloo to . the amount of $4.800 which said dcbenâ€" tures shall bear interest at the ralt of four per cent. pert annum payable yearly and which said. debentures shall be signed by the Mayor‘s{ the Town of Waterloo and by the Treasâ€" urer thercol and the Cletk shall atâ€" tach thereto the corporate seal . of. the municipality. * ‘ 5.â€"That the said debentures shall be issued on such day within one year from ‘the passing of this byâ€"law a5s the said Council shall by resohition determine and shall be payable at the Office of the Treasurer of . e said Town of Waterloo on the anniâ€" versary of the day go determined one in each yeat. during the term of ten years from the issue thereof,. and shall each be for the sum of $591.50, the aggregate amount payable . in each of the said tem: years for prinâ€" cipa! and interest: in respect of the debt created by ‘yirtue thereof. . #â€"â€"Ttat of each of the said Oevenâ€" twres shall be dated ,on the day . of the issue thereof. 7.â€"For the p-tyJ of paying . the amaurt due in eachâ€"of the said years tor pflnoiarl and . . interest in respect the â€"â€" said debt there .sball : beâ€" raised and Jevied in each yeat . duting the u-rv of the said debentures the sum of 501. by a special rate sufficient thereâ€" t‘ 6h: All ‘the:Tateable property . in the said Town ol Waterloo, provided. | ”.:.a if the ‘Company shall I s “m of |$450. which shall be payable to 1he waht cor &# hereinbefore menâ€" w "‘0..‘" um : o.,.,a?‘,, 4"“" “- e ’“ \ oo ts Lq/6....â€"] id !meach year by a rate snfficient Te o t cof Sltadle PEOpaT ty in the amid Town of Waterico shall be such sum as lhall be suficient .to pay the debenture indebtedness after deducting the sum paid by the Cmpâ€" PRBY. <+ s caral t o. Smd O ks betber affixed to the frscbuld _ pr t avd to contain the usual power A sale on default and . insarance ‘lause the insurance to be the {full insurzble value. 9â€"â€"No purchaset. of any of the. eaid lehenteres shall be bound to see to the application of his purchase monâ€" :y ur be liable for the misâ€"appli¢ation ir nomapplication thereo!, but every such purchaser© shall upon receiving posscssion of any of said debenturus, and payingithe price agreed â€" mpun therelcr be afd be held to.be the autual aona fide ownetr, and holder thereof, and he shall not be affected ty ary of the provisions and conditions _ in this byâ€"law contained. * .o "The â€" Municipal Act," Chap ter 223 Revised Statutes of Ontario, m the sixth day of March, 1908, frem he hour of nine o‘clock in the fore= 2002 Uubtil the hour of five oitinckin he afternoon on the pame «tay and at the places and by. the deputy % turning officers hereinunder spe f that is to say;«e 00 > ~~ 2 Eâ€"r the North Ward (polling subâ€" divisions Nos. 1 and 2 united) at the Harmorie Hall, King Street â€"â€" Ir‘ Peter Eh Roos, Deputy Réturning Ofout . Eot the East: Ward (polling lva litisfons numbers 6 and 4 unitéd) at William Hogg‘s ‘Office, Queen Streek â€"At. William Mogz, Deputy Returt= ng Officer. For the South Ward (polling .80bâ€" divisicns number®s 5 and 6 united) at the offere of â€" Â¥hie Canada. Woolish Mili*, King Streetâ€"Mr. Confad Huch» nergatd, Deputy Returning Oficer. : > "That the Clerk of this Council shall sum np the number of votes given for and ?lm this Byâ€"Law at the Council CWAkmbet ck:hpma day of March, 1903, at hout of cleven o‘clock in the ftorencon. ty .10â€"This byâ€"law shall take effect ir the final passing thereol. / > . For the West. Ward (polling wabâ€"di= visions numbers _T and 8 nM&‘n the Qid Council Chamber in the Matâ€" <ot‘ Hoyspâ€"Mr .‘ Chatles . A.. ~Hachael Deputy Returning. Officer. . _ <. _ ___ il.â€"That the votes of the qualified lectors of _ the Town of Waterioo hall _ be _ taken on _ this jyâ€"Law,; ; by â€"<ballot. narsuant Thatthe Mayot : of the said Town shall Attend a%p the swid Counmil Chamber on the fifth day of March, 1903, at the hour of sight o‘clock in the alternoon to appoint persons to attend at the various polling J.nnl and nt\lo-unwn the votss by the amid reapectirely :‘ ying i mhm )u':- pt at ng : 1y pmassed after the assent . of the nhny.:t“n the Cogncil Chamâ€" hat:o or of Waterioo ‘Ahis Â¥ â€" TaKe notice that the 4 it & trie copy. of the ‘..zfi":’;‘m. which has ‘been taken into sob4idota= peiiting How and: Where . _ .ro E.2 aou thiy paym tisted in the re WATERLOY _MUTUAL Total Assets 31i8t ‘December ‘02 Tflfilmd Hats §[We bave 2 4 zon Trimmed Hats that we are sellir« at half price. ... These hats are made up of the best material and are sure to sell at theso low prices. Come early ‘and make your choice &# x4 The Missos Fehronbech, Store nextâ€"door !o Smyth Bros. JOMN 8. FISCRER, Proprietor. ©<~â€" Allhorks t woers :hould have 1t, (Made of bast taaned laaiher aud rabber made of pure gum. Bure oure for yore shoulders,. Guaranâ€" tead for one yoar, Rest of testimoniais from those who bave used them.. Canadian patent for sale, Will be sol\by county rights or for the Domicton. Writv for descriptive ciroulare Ovdorssen by mail or otherwise will have PNEVMATICT RDRSE COLLAR. LEADING . MEAT MARKET WM. SPAETZEL, . 1 Mannfacturer tet New Dundee. . â€" in mq}:flm upâ€"toâ€"date meat market. enterprising W' Mr. H. B. Dowing, slaughters none but the best cattle and you can always rely upon getting only the choicest mont. m-um- are of the most tempting kind his experts are kept hustling to fill the many orders of his wholasale pork packing trade. | He makes a rpecialty of cured ham, dried bee!, bscon, summer sansage, ato. . The finest '”nmmh’t- hand.~ ‘The deaires to thank Tat g hhz nn‘ vemn past y by usriot to h Roges 1P fine Bitintion to Pnnloese mconoumnm mokth from the _ Arst publication therect, in the W newspaper, such first be= ing on the twaifth day of Februnâ€"y, Dr. J. M. Webb, £F, 0o Hs ‘“. “' :' Goo. Disbel, Kag., . * J. L Wideman, Sey., Bh, JaoGbea. BUOKBEHRROUGH&®OO‘¥. Tire Lif and Aocident Ins. Agents ° Half Price. H. 8. Dusring, B. &. Buomem, Asente. and