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THURSDAY JUNE 21, 1906, report wee real to the road end bridge
committee,
Huron County Council.
The June session of the county oounoil
opened ou Tuesday after:nee, 6th
iaet , ell the members preeent. A
request for 0 grant, from the National
Seminarian Aeeooietiou, was ee01 to
the exeaativo committee. Notice - of
appiioetion for incorporation of the
railway company of which Meers.
Proadfoot, Dungan, Grant and Skeens
are the eolieitore, to run from Gode-
rioh Booth, was Bent to the special
committee. A notice of the meeting
of the Chief Consteblee' Association
was trent to Ibe exeoative committee.
Meeere. Willis, Mayor of eeafortb,
and Thos. E. Hays notified the council
of the commitment to St. John's Iu•
dnetrial School of Leo. MoNamora, A
request for a grant to the Muekokn
Free Hoopital was Bent to the extent -
five committee. Statements from the
Listowel and Parkhill High Sobools
were eent to the executive committee.
A petition from the residents of the
police village of Crediton, asking for
ohauge in incorporation, was :mut to
the executive committee. A petition
from Geo. E. Eeeery and tbirty.eigbt
other ratepayers of the school section
of No. 1, townehip of Stephen, caking
for change in the eeotion boundaries,
was referred to the eduoation con.
mittee. Alfred Morrieh and others
by petition aeked for a grant to build
a lookup at Grand Bend. Sent to ex.
emotive committee. Teodoro for jail
euppliee were went to executive nom-
mittee.
TRANSIENT TRADERS' LICENSES.
Moved by Meeere. Miller and Oan•
talon that the lioenee fee for transient
traders in this county now be $200,
and that the 'Manta for residents of
the county remain at the preeent fig.
are, $25, and abet a bylaw be prepared
to this effect. Carried.
The following were applioente for
the position of county eogineer1 J,
Lewis Thomas, Toronto ; J, Grant
McGregor, Goderioh ; W. L. Bice,
Bromley ; Frank J. Naegel, Beumil-
ler ; A. S. Code, Alvinston ; Geo. Gib -
sun, Wroxeter ; D. Patterson, Auburn.
These were referred to the road and
bridge committee.
HOUSE OF REFUGE MATTERS.
The bean of refuge committee re.
ported that a new cooking range was
needed ; that the phee:Mien ehoald
be paid at leant tor appliances needed
in making operations. (This wee
brought up by the feat that an opera.
tion had been necessary in the case of
A. Daley, ot Tnokeremitb, who was
Boma time ago admitted to the house.)
Regarding the p0robase of land to en.
large the farm the committee had no
reaommedation to make. Mr. Blair,
noting for the oonnty eolioitor, was
preeent at a committee meetingl and
also His Honor Judge Holt, and
papere were executed for transfer of
property as follows ; Dora Weetfall,
real estate valued at $450 ; Elijah
Walker, oath, $389 ; John Diaeley,
dash and inearamie, $577. The oom•
mittee said • "It a ears there
Pp
are
other inmates who have some means
for their support and farther enquiry
will be made. Since taking over the
property of Dora Weattall and Elijah
Walker a few 000onnte agaiuet these
parties had come in, which were re.
(erred to the finance committee. The
old team had been eold and a new one
purohaeed at oast to the county of
$180. The work of the committee ap-
pointed to interview the Government
with reference to the ohengee in the
House of Refuge Aot was referred to
with commendation. Every depart.
meat in the house was Olean and tidy.
The report said ; "The Weettall prop.
erty at Seatorlh is rented at $300 ; tbie
and the Walker property al Londes.
bore' should be Bold as soon ae pee•
Bible. We find that Alex. Reims,
au inmate, is a very daogerane pereo0
and advise that he be committed to
jell as soon as poeeible." The paint -
fug of the ontboildioge and an in.
cremes Of $100 to Manager French were
recommended, In council this last
clause wee changed to an increase of
$50 to Mr. Freuoh and an inorenee of
$25 to ;the matron, and the report ae
amended was adopted.
The jailer reported seven prieoners,
the need for 100 feet of hose for water.
lug the grounds and the need for set -
ling up the large iron gate in the
Wait wall of the wood yard. He also
asked that *be oonnail should continue
the eranolithia walk whiah the town
was patting in, from the jail corner to
the front door, stud that an awning be
pat over the trout door.
COUNTY ENaINxun'e Rzeor,,
The county commissioner reported
as tollowe ; The small bridge at Zet.
lend has been completed aeeording to
the contract ; two small bridges, between
the counties of Huron and Perth, North
of Dublin, have been planed under
ooutraot end the oonlraotor is at pees.
8nt ereoling the abutments ; tendere
for two bridgee on the boundary be-
tween Grey and Elma have been re.
onived ; I have made arrangemente *o
hive steel joists and new floor pat on
part of Manchester bridge, the same to
be done as anon ae possible; the North
abutment of St. Joseph bridge was
undermined by the Spring flood and
we have made arrengemente to have a
concrete abutment built to repair the
old bridge and be there for a perman•
enh eteol bridge when it is required ;
a mew bridge will require to be built
at Dunlop thfe eeaeon ; the small
bridge Week of Black creek is in an
mutate condition—I think the bridge
is not required and would eoggeet
that the plane be filled with earth and
gravel. With reference to Doff &
Stewart's complaint at Blnevale I
would ray then nothing can be done
at preeent. They reoeutty built a
new dam which somewhat olmaeges
the current, but ie new bridge will be
required probably next season and I
would recommend that the new bridge
be then made 90 or 30 feet longer,
The Spring floods lash Spring passed
without doing any great damage to
county bridgee. A Water pipe et the
Blyth bridge, the report fund, should
be :hanged oe the safety of the bridge
Would he endangered. Conaiderable
went would need t0 be done in the
A elatemeot of 111*', nerdy, showing
measurement Of 00n0rete work at
Stanlake bridge wee sent to road and
bridge committee.
Mr, /tardy appeared
before 3
e conn.
oil in reference to work ou St. Joeepite:
bridge. :Mr. Duff eddreeeed the imam
oil with raferenoe to damage paused
by ehortueee of the county bridge ad.
jeoout to hie property. Both these
mattere were referred to the road and
bridge committee.
0oLLEoIATE INSTITUTE TRUSTERS Ar.
POINTED.
Oa motion of Masers. Oantelon and
Ferrie, Rev. O. R. Gonne wee ap.
pointed trustee of the Oliotou Col-
legiate Ieetitote, in place et Mr. Plum,
steel, resigned, and ou motion of
Messrs McLean and Iebieter, R, W.
McKenzie was appointed trustee of the
Goderioh Collegiate Institute, in place
of the late John Aoheeon,
Lieut.•Col, Young and Geo. Leith -
wake waited ou the aouuoil with refer -
000e to a grant to the Huron Rifle
Association. The executive OOmm11108
was asked to report on the matter.
GODERIoE HOSPITAL GETS 91,000.
Ou Thureday atternoou a deputa-
tion, ooneieting of a dozen or more ot
the ladies of the Daughters of the Em-
pire, end some of the troetees of the
Godorich Geueral and Marine Hospital,
with Rev. Joeeph Elliott, Hie Honor
Judge Doyle and Hie Bonier Judge
Holt as epokeemeu, waited on the
°canon, aekiag that the motion paneed
at the Met meeting resoinding the
grant of 91,000 to the hospital should
be rescinded.
Mr, Elliott spoke at some length of
the necessity at hoepitals and the ad
vantage not Duly iu having skilled
surgical treatment bat also in having
the attention of trained name and
in having the place for performing opera.
tione which could be thoroughly eleri•
lized, and spoke feelingly of the many
deaths that could be averted if such
oonditions were readily aooeseible not
only to the rioh but to those who could
not afford to go to the 011188 for treat.
ment in the hospitals there,
Hie Honor Judge Doyle made en
eloquent appeal to the honor of the
aouuoil of the "grandees county in the
Dominion" not to allow the stigma of
going beck on its solemn pledge to
attach to the oouoty of which they
were the representatives. He said the
oonuoilof 1002 that passed the grant
in the first place was exactly the
same oorporate body ae the preeent
ooaaoii. He stated that the trustees
of the hospital, relying on the grant
that the aouuoil of 1902 had passed,
had prooeeded with the work, of
fitting up the baildiog which had beau
purchased, and that as soon as the
council iu January last bad resoinded
the vote the work had beeu stopped
and nothing had been done ahem: be.
canoe there was n0 money to go on witb,
The statement that the tow: of Gode.
riot had oontribaled nothing to the
building wee not tree ; the town
deeded two late to the truo*eee which
e
were worth bet wanG00 and
$ 9700,
and the Iodise bad
been working
night and day, in eeaeon end out of
Reason, in fair weather and fool, and by
eabeatiptioue and getting up ontertaie.
menta of all torte bed raised the ram
of 93,000 while in almost every home
in Goderioh a small beg was hanging
le receive contributions to the project,
No one expected anything else but
that the experience of the hospital
here would be the same ae eveywhere
else and that the town would have to
come to its assistance not once but
many times, and that the citizens
would have to go down deep into their
pockets as they have already done, for
several years, though it wee hoped
the institution would become self-sup-
porting in the coarse of tome years,
His Honor Judge Holt spoke along
somewhat similar lines and said al-
though the county oounoil of Haran
had the reputation of being hard to
get anything out of he believed it any
proposition bad real merit in it it would
receive the asete*anoe ot the county.
Ou Mr. Holt's reeoming hie seat Mr.
Miller moved, seconded by Mr. MoLeau,
that the motion of last January be
remanded and the original grant restored.
The mover stated that he had voted to
resoind the grant but he now thought he
was wrong and that the matter should be
Bottled before the aonnoil rose, The
Warden, however, ruled that the matter
meet come before 0ommitt88 and Mr.
Bryane was aeked to take the :hair.
Mr. Cootelon was the principal speaker
against the grant. A 912,000 addition
had been made to the hones of refuge and
hospital accommodation provided there.
He was opposed to the grant beaanse
applioatione would be oomiog for grants
to hospitals in towns all over the aoa0ty
as Boon ae the principle was established
and the Council would feel in fairness
bound to treat all applicants alike.
Mr, MoKenzie went on record as
strongly in favor of the grant,
When the vote was taken eight of the
oonnail voted for the motion to rescind
the motion passed to January and eight
against.
On the Warden's resuming the Chair
Mr. Miller, following a suggestion from
the Warden, moved, seconded by Mr.
Mr. McKenzie, that a grant of 91,000 be
made to the hospital when the building
is completed. This was referred to the
exeoative committee.
The exeoative committee reported, re-
commending that the prayer of the police
village of Orediton, aekiag that the board
of polies tra0teee be incorporated, be
granted, and that a bylaw be prepared ;
that 0. A. Nairn': tender for jail ouppliee
be accepted ; that no aotion be taken
with reference to the request of a further
grant to the Gravenbaret Sanitarium at
the preeent time ; that the maintenance
of Leo MoNamare, committed to St,
John'e Iodnetriel Home from Soaforth be
paid ; that no action be taken with
reference to the oommanioation from the
Oooetablee' Aeeoolation, asking payment
of membership fees; with eeteronae to
the petition from Grand Bend to the
township of Stephen. asking help to
build a lookup, that the petitioners Rend
ih to the commit of the township of
Stephen ; that the grant of $1,000 to'the
Alexandra General and Marine Hospital
be not given ; that the grant of 01,000 to
the Wingham hoopital be not given ; that
8 grant of $75 to the Huron COpnty Rifl
Lettgoe be made.
When the report woe taken op fin nom
mitten pf the whole oonnail the gaeetio
of the grout to the Goderioh hoepite
again Dune up and Me Houoedndge Hol
wan agate allowed to addreee the oom
mittee. A motion to amend the repor
by making the:grant wee introduood Mad
*hie time the Warden voted fur the gram
cad iu oounoil the report w,t8 adopted a
amended 00 the following divloioe : Yens
—Maseru. Gardiner, Lamont, Morrieou,
IYlfller, MoLuau, 11eHeuzie, Mal aughtoo,
MoQuillau and Spaokman. Nay:—
Meeere. Bryaue, Oanteton, Carrie, Doig,
Perris, Grieve and Isbister.
ESTIMATES P'00 111E TEAR.
The estimated expenditures: and re•
oeipte tor the year 1.900 aro ae followe:—
Admioietration of justice, $5,600 ; jail
a000unt, 92,200; D1081013D1081013Oonri, jury
fund, 9100 eohoole, 910.000 :
tohool mauagement, 92,900 ; granite,
$2,600 ; mnuiotpal goverumem, 95,
500; etetiobery, l.rinting ole., 98000 ;
lunatics and ahnrities, 9000 ; interest,
91,000 ; amity properly, 92,200 ; miouel•
laoeouo, 9100 ; Induetriat Home, 96,000 ;
roads Rud bridges, 922,091.86 ; alerting
debentures, $5,500 ; oorrenoy debeu•
tures, 92,000 ; deficit 1906, 99,040.06 ;
total, 978,502 72. Receipts—Registry
offiee, $800 ; lioeuoes, $1,200 ; total,
$2,000.
Moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr.
Cantelon, that in the event of an appeal
oar!.frum the report of the equalization oar!.
mittee the appeal be referred to the
county judge. OReeled.
Moved by Maseru. MoQuillau and
MoReozie, that, whenever the inspector
of the hoaee ot refuge finds that au' iu•
mate has any property, be and Warden
and the keeper have the proper transfer
made. Oarried.
Moved by Mews. McQuillan and
Iebieter that the drain at lely*h :aunty meaty be left iu charge of the eaty en-
gineer. Carried.
Rev, Mr. Elliott representing the
oounoil of the town of Goderioh, naked
for a further grant for flowers for the
oo0rt house grounds. This was referred
*o the executive committee.
EQUALIZATION OF ASSESSMENT.
The report ot the egaalizatio0 oom•
mittee viae preeented. The committee
recommended that the report be adopted,
which ie the report of the aoanty value -
tore. In cannon it was moved by Mr,
Iebieter, seconded by Mr. Doig, that the
townships of Howick, Grey, Morrie,
and Hay be redooed five per cent. This
was loot and the report was then adopted.
The comity property committee re-
commended that no notion be taken
with reference to the jailer's regaee* for
100 fest of hose, or plaoing of the iron
gate or awning over the front door ; with
reference to granolithio sidewalk that no
action be taken until the oonnocannonexleud
the walk to the jail. The jail, registry
office and :cart bonne were reported to be
to good repair, except the repaire still to
be made as ordered. Tbie was adopted.
The county auditors reported the
clash reoeipte for 1005. inoludiug balance
00 hand from 1904, as 9173,631.22, and
diebureemente ae $168,982.27, leaving a
balance on hand of $4,639.25. Other
details of the audit also were given.
FURTEE11 IMPROVEMENTS AT COURT 00000.
A eupplemenlary report of the °aunty
property committee reoommended that court
the Beate of the roomremodelled
be tamed 1 d
the work to be done at a 0081 of not
more than 9169 ; that the weioeootting
and bandrailiog on both stairs be done,
eta oast of not more than 930, oleo that
repaire be made to the cellar door, the
work to be overseen by Councillor Ma.
Lean and the county clerk,
the onnrt house park ; au inorenee of $100
in salary to the :meaty clerk ; that the
tender of F. B. laolaloo for goal be no•
n oepted, hie being lower then the only
I other teuaer, that of Bain, Elliott ; thin
the ealery of the eonuty 009111eer be 9800,
• This report wee adopted.
BYLAWS.
t a.'be followlug bylaw° were plumed 1—
No. 4, to Iw1liertze tee Warden and
B treeetirer to borrow 900,000 for 0nrreut
expeueee ; hylew No, 5, to equaliz+ the
aeneeentuutsef the tit fferuuie t1at,liea
for aha year ; bylaw N. 0, to 19106 by
assessment Ibe sum of 900,902 52 for the
year 1906 ; bylaw No. 7, to appoint
arbitratore in the metier of the petition
o1 ralepoyore of eohool section No, 1,
townebip of Stephen (the arbitratore
appointed 500 Judge Holt, J, E. Tum and
W, Lane) ; bylaw No. 8, to appoint BEA.tratore in the wetter of the petition from
ratepayers of S. S. No. 8, township of
Hay ; by-law No. 9, to appoint D, Pater
eon o0anty engineer ; bylaw No. 10, to
incorporate the board at police trueness of
the police village of Oreoitou.
Moved by Meeere. Iebieter and Mo.
Naughton, that we adjourn to meet again
in tie town of Goderioh 00 the 8001 Taoo.
day in December, Carried,
A TRIP ON TUE LAKE.
Ou Wednesday evening elevenmembere
of the Perth °aunty council, who were
here to confer with the Hnrou °aunty
oonnail with reference to bridges on the
boundary between the two counties, to.
gather with the memaere of the Huron
oounoil, enjoyed a trip on the lake in the
tag Horton, a0 the garotte of County
Treaoarer Holmee.
EDUCATIONAL MA'rTERe,
The education committee recommended
that the prayer of the petition of rate-
payers of eohool section No. 1 of the
township of Stephen, asking the council
to appoint arbitrators and form a new
,abool eeotion, to be known ae oahool
section No. 14, by dividing eobool eeotlou
No. 1 into two, be granted ; that no action
be taken with reference to the claim of
the Listowel High School for the tnitiou
ot pupile belouging to this :ninety ; that
the olaim of the Parkhill School be paid,
in a000rdanoe with olanee 9 of the
minutes of the June eeeeion of 1905 1 that
the graute made for continuation alone
work be made a000rding to etalate ; that
ane prayer of the petition of M. Ziler and
other ratepayers of the school 8e01i00 of
No. 3, township of Hey, tequeeting the
oonuml to appoint arbitrators in regard to
the boundaries and fixing of a eite for the
new school, the townebip of Hay having
refaeed to do Bo, be granted. This was
adopted.
DONALD PATTERSON ENGINEER,
The Road and Bridge Oommittee re.
ported that the two bridged on the
boundaries between Huron end Perth bad
been nontreated for, the lender Hill & Co„
of Mitchell, being $97 below the next
lowest tender, being accepted tor the
snperetraoture, and that of 8. 8. Oole,
Ethel, for concrete work, hie being the
moat favorable ; with reference to Dun-
lop bridge the committee drove oat 10 see
it and reported Hostig it in very bad
condition end recommended that tender:
be palled for at once to put oo0arote
abatmeute in at once according to plaus
nod epeaifiaatione, the old cedar stringers
to be ueed for a term at yearn ; Ihat the
engiueer'e advice be taken with 001805nee
to the small bridge Wet of Bleck Creek
and that the place be filled up if not re.
quires to take the water away (in commit
tine was amended to the elfeot that no
action be taken at present) ; that no
notion be taken with reference to /he
claim of Doff & Stewart, of Bluevale, ao
the committee did cot consider the ooauty
liable for the washoab 1 that the corpora-
tion of Blyth be notified to remove water
pipe at the Blytb bridge, e0 it 000
damaging the county bridge there ; tbat
the oraoi( fu the South abutment at the
Bayfield bridge be filled with pure Band
end cement ; that the contra:nor of St,
Joseph bridge had not planed the abut.
me0t according to epeoifloatiooe,- The
aommittee recommended *hal the location
of the abetment be in oharge of Mr,
Lamont, he also to act ae inspector while
the concrete work ie going on ; that
Donald Patterson be appointed oouoty
engineer, and oomme000 work at 000e,
and tial all papers and oommunioationl
in oo0Oeolion with all bridges be trans.
ferried over to him by Mr. Ansley at once
and that a bylaw be prepared to Ibis
offeot. Adopted.
COUNTY CLERK'S SALARY INCREASED.
A enpplemeotary report of the ex.
eoative committee recommended no grant
to the Proviooial Fruit Growers' Ae000i•
°tion ; ao further grant for bowers for
I1 your etomaob ie weak,
If your food distresses you,
If you ere weak and nervous
Use Dr. Shoop'e Restorativee one
month and see what it demo for you.
Sold by F. R. Smith.
John Kane chocked to death at his
supper iu Kingston.
The Oanedieu Bank of Commerce have
ieeued a writ against Pare. Carrie T.
Loye, widow of the late Ool, Loye, of
London, to recover 902,702.
John Kitty, of Foote'e Bey, is in jail
charged with shooting with intent to do
bodily harm to William Scott, u C. P. R.
00010801or engaged on conetruation work,
who attempted to arose delendaat'e farm.
The disgusting discharges from the
000e and throat, end the foul catarrhal
breath are quickly dispensed with by
using Dr, Shoop'e Catarrh pure. Such
soothing antiseptic agents RB Thymol,
Oil Euoalyptue, Wild Indigo, eto., have
been incorporated into a snow white
cream making a catarrhal balm unexcell.
ed. Sold by F. R. Smith,
TILE HAPPINESS OF 1103110
Very largely depeude on the mother's
diepoeition ; if rhe is very animated and
bright, everyone is happy ; but if the ie
nervone, irritable and :roar—everything
goes wrong. Bright obeery women
generally use Ferrozaae, the greatest
beallh•maker known. By acting through
the blood Ferrozone is able to reaob all
the organa that need aesistanoe ; it es•
tabliebee reenter and healthy nation of
all tnnotioue, builde np the general
health fortifies the system with a reserve
IMPORTANT NOTICES
.TOUR IMPROVED YORK–
samn sows, from imported dam, rix
months old, and two hogs from same litter,
for eale. Si Lot 30, oou. 6, Morrie.
00.11 JAS, SPEIR,
EGGS FOR HATCHING.—
R0onr.IsLAND mune, handsome fowl
and great lay ere. Settings from pen one
$1.60, pen two 51.00 after April 1011,. A few
o0oherele left yet for sale. Supply limited.
WM. J. 0H1EL8, Ethel,P, 0., Ont.
BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG
Is prepared to give leesone on Piano
or Reed Organ. 'berme on applioatlou.
Poetomoo address—Brueeele. Reeideu:e—
Lot 8(100. 10, Grey. Pupils may have their
lessons at their own homes IL preferred,
GOOD TOWN PROPERTY FOR
Sale on which ie large brink house,
stable, drilled well, :intern, fruit garden,
8so. 6
awes of land J
SI ea oke and Janos 10
100Br009 le. Terme reasonable. Apply to
JOHN MaFADDEN on promises or F. 8.
sooTT, Brueeele,
STRAYED FROM THE PREM-
3sEe of the undersigned, Lot 14, Con, 3,
Grey, a steer red in color with email strip
of white between his front lege; dehorned.
Any information loading to hie recovery
will be thankfully received.
WM. LOWE, Brueeele P.O.
MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
J 70R SALE OR TO RENT.—
..L.' The nedereignod ofyere her 100 more
farm, being Lot 20, Con, 7 Grey, for sale or
to rent. comfortable bonito, bank barn,
orchard, welle, Sro. Farm 18 only j of a mile
from the stirring village of Ethel. For fur-
ther particulars apply to P. 9, Boott, Broo-
mall), or M118, RATE HOLLAND, 73 Shnter
Street, Toronto. 07.803
PROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
u0dereiglled offers hie house and lot,
situate on Mill street, Brussels, for sale,
It 10 well locoted, a convenient and 0omfor.
table home. Pooaese;on can bo given at
once. Will also sen the va00011ot, corner
of Mill and Elizabeth 0100900, which would
make a flue building site. For further par -
Menhirs ae to pride, terms, &o., apply to
FRED, ADAMS, Hardware Dealer, Ford.
Mohr 30.4
0f anergy that dense dioeese. Don't pub
off.—Forroeone:mete only 50o, at nuy
drug store ; gel i1 to day,
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter et the estate of William
Young, late of the Township of Grey,
hi the county of Huron, farmer,
dooenoetl.
Nor100 I8 hereby given eurennnt to Bevis -
ad htatutee of Ontorlo,1107, Chap. 129, and
amended Auto, that all m•oditore end tal ors
having any olalu30 against the estate of the
said William Young, who died ou or about
the lot tiny of June, 3906 aro required on
00 before the 14181 day of July, 190, to said
by poet, prepaid, or deliver t0 A.B. Mae.
doeahl, Bruoeole P. 0,, eolieitor for John
Tonne and Henry Young, Exeoutore of nald
notate, their Mutation and eurnameo and
a,ldloenee with full partieulare in writing
of their alaime, the statement of their ao-
eountd and the nature of the seaaritios 110
any) held by them, verified by entisfaotory
deolaratlon.
Aad notice is farther given that atter the
said last mentioned date the said Exoou-
tore will ',mooed to distribute the anisette
of the deoeaeod amongst the partioe eutlt.
led thereto, having regard only to the
oh,103e of whloh they shall then have
notice and that the said Exeoutoro will
not be liable for the maestri, or any port
thereof, to any p00000 or persons of 0811000
0181030 notice shall not have been received
by Moon at the time of snob distribution,
Dated at 1rrlesele this 10th day of June,
A.D.,1900.
A.13. MACDONALD,
49.6 Solicitor for Exooutore.
Sheriff's Sale of Lands
County of Huron By virtue of a
wrtt leaned out of
!ae feared out_ of
TO WIT: High Majesty's
of
Justice and to me directed and delivered
agaiuet the lands and tenemeate of Joseph
Burton, in a malt in which the said Joseph
Burton appears as plaintiff and Wm. Look-
oridgo,John Lookeridgo and Mary J. Camp.
bell, defendants, I have seized and taken in
oxeoution all the right, title, Interest and
equity of redemption of the above named
Joseph Barton, in, to and out of the West
Half of Lot 08, running number, in the vil-
lage o1 Brutsole, County of Baron and
Province of Ontario ; which lands and ton-
emonto I shall offer for sale, at my office, in
the Court Home, in the Town of Godorieh,
on Saturday, the Ponrteenth day of July,
1908, at the hour of 11.80 of the :look a, m.
R. G, REYNOLDS,
49.4 Sheriff, Huron,
Sheriff's Office, Goderioh, April 4,1900.
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS
ANY even numbered eeotion of Dominion
Lando in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 26, not reserved,
may be homesteaded by any person who is
the Bole head of a family, or any male over
18 years of ago, to the extent of one-quarter
section of 180 acres more or less.
Entry may be made personally at the
looal land 1 office for the dietriot in which
the land ie situate.
The hotneeteader is required to perform
the oouditioue aouneoted therewith under
one of the following plane :
(1) At least six months' re0ldenoe upon
and cultivation of the laud in each year for
three yearn,
(0) It the father (or mother, if the father
is deoeaaed) of the homesteader reaid°.
upon a farm in the vicinity of the land
entered for the requirements as to resi-
dence may be henries by mushp ereon re -
aiding wItn the father or mother.
10) If the settler has his permanent rest -
donee upon farming land owned by him
in the vicinity of hie homestead, the re-
quirements as to residence may be nutria.
fled by residence upon too oald land,
Six month,' nation in writing should be
given to the Commiseioaer of Dominion
Lando at Ottawa of intention to apply for
patent.
W, W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of Interior.
N. B. Unauthorized public¢tion of this ad.
vertieoment will not be paid for,
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
under:igned will keep for service on
hie premises, North Howick Boundary, au
English Berkshire hog,_ Terms, 81.00, with
privilege of returning
0 BJAO%LIN,
44-tf Proprietor,
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 21, Oon.12, Grey, the Improved Berk.
eh ire Boar, "Fairview Goldfoder,"No. 15496.
Pedigree may be 0een on application,
Terme-51.60, or 51.26 each for two or more;
Berkshire sows 58,00. A11 who are interest-
ed in raising the Ideal Batton Rog and the
hog that will make the meet money should
see this bog before neing any other.
87tf J, P, 31o1140080, Oranbrook P.O.
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
To Liverpool
Triple Screw Bteamero—
VICTORIAN and 0112GINIAN
Turbine Engines—No Vibration
THE CANADIAN ROUTE
From Montreal
Vlotorlau ...,.. June21 July 10 ARg,10
Ionian June 28 July 20 Aug, 23
Virginian I July 5 Aug, 2 Ang. 90
Tunisian July 12 Aug, 0 Sep, le
Bates of Parsee
First Oabin—$70 and upwards, according
to steamer, Barmaid Oabio—$42.60 to 347,50,
according to steamer, Third Olaes-- 827.50
and 828,78.
Montreal to Glasgow
Moderate Rate Bervlae Weekly Bailtnge
For farther partioulare, rattle and tickets
apply to
W. H. HEBY,
Agent Allan Line, Brussels,
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ore buoy these clays pushing the Carriage busi-
ness. I❑ addition to our 0001) make of Rigs,
which are A 1, we handle Buggies manufactured
by the 0o nada Carriage 0 +., Brockville, and the
Bran fiord 'Carriage Company, Bran lford.
WoodWork and. Fobbing a Specialty
Painting and Repairing attended to with neatness
and diopatell. The celebrated Harland English
Varnish used 1n our paint rooms.
If yon want a new Rig call and see us an we have
a large display and sell at close margins. We
can save you money.
EWAN & Co.
BRUSSELS
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Be like the Hindu who, for Pants,
made his skin do, but go to
Dodds &
Habkirk
and get a pair for $5 that will do.
Also nice Summer Suit or Light Overcoat.
All the Latest Novelties now in stook.
We Guarantee Fit and Workmanship.
DODDS & I3A13KIRK,a LOO
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UNION FARMERS' INSTITUTES
EXCURSION
—TO
GUELPH
Model Farm
ON
Saturday,
June 23
The Following Low Rates will Apply :
KINCARDINE 91 65 6.30 a. ne.
RIPLEY 145 0.45
LUOKNOW 135 7.00
W t1ITECHUROH 1 25 7.15
WINGHAM 1 25 7.35
I3LUEVALE 120 7.45
BRUSSELS 115 8.00
ETHEL 115 8.10
HENFRYN 115 8.15
Arriving at Guelph at 10.45 o'clock,
Children Under Twelve Years of Age Charged Half Fare.
EXCURSION/STS
Will take Special Exonreion Train from above mentioned places to Guelph, Re.
turning passengers wilt leave Guelph by Special Train at 0.30 o'olook p. m, Tioketo
will be issued from all stations, except Houfryn, which will bo supplied by Conduc-
tor. on Train. All tickets good to return by Regular Trains on Monday, June 25th.
tlit aim"Wtt'It'hflu'tAhtedlhns 'I'a.
GOOD COACHES FAST TIME
Join us and. Enjoy a day's outing. Electric Cars in Full Swing
between the City of_Guelph and the Model Farm,
THOS. MOMILLAN' R. J. NELSON,
Pres. East Huron I?armoro' Institut°. Seo, Centre Bruce Farmers' Ina,
3, A. LAMB,
Soo, South Bruce Fern:ere' The,