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MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. R, A. BURNS—
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Successor to Dr. J. A. McNaughton
ttrussels, Ontario
Graduate of Polyclinic Post Graduate
School of Medicine and Surgery, New York
Member of Colle;ce of Pbyaicieue and Sur.
geou6 of Ontario.
Offioe end residence same as formerly oc-
cupied by Dr. alolauguten.
Disea0ee of women a specialty,
Phone No. 21,
BUSINESS CARDS.
�, H, MoCRACKEN--
• Issuer of Marriage Licensee. Of.
nee et hro0ery,Turuoerry (trees, Brussels.
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
of MARRIAGE LICENSES
Olnre In the Poet slime, Ethel. 90-4
pEltru.A. C. ARMSTRONG
to prap.1re..t to give teaaoua on 81a1100, reed ,+rgnu. 'Terme on aepl,0attou.
F -,:Ir.•
.041,4:80-4101160010. BeaL,ence-
L r s, :,u:,. lo, ,,ray. Pawns natty nave their
Masons at their own homes ii preferred.
MiSS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Office and Residence-
WALTON, ONT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM1
niennasok,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
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• ata, will sell for better prices, to
better men, in Imo time and lase charges
than any other Anctieueer in East Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at thio office or by
0r0onal applioation,
ROBT. H. GARNiSS
BLUEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Safes arranged for
at the office of 'Pse Poam, Brueeele, 0211
VETERINARY.
C1 A. CUNNINGHAM—
V1 • Honor uradua,e of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domeetW8ted animals in a compet-
ent manner, Pert)nuler attention paid to
Veterinary lleut;atry and Milk Fever. Calle
promptly attended to. 011100 and Infirmary
-Four doors North of bridge, Turnberry et.,
Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
' 13. MACDONALD-
-Lk,.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc,
Sucaoaeor to G. F. Blum. 0111oe over Stan-
dard Bank, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politaa8auk.
NA T M. SINCLAIR-
1' Y re Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &e. Uffioe-H tewart'6 Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Holloitor for the Standard Bank.
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8.0111t1S'r8110, SOLI0100188, NOTARIES
PUB11.1, ETC,
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Cameron ,k Holt,
(ionEatas, 082e1120,
DEN rISTRY
DR. R. P. FEI,LD,
U e:NTIST
Graduate of Gm Royal College of Dental
Snrgoousof Outarto and Firet•olaeo Honor
Graduate of Toronto Uuiverelty. Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS,
A FAMOUS SCHOOL B
CENTRAL
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0ommereial Schools of Ontario. Our
1.1 ooureee are thorough and praotloal.
Each department is in the halide of
oxperi0000d instructora. Our gradin
4 elan ate in domaud and ase meeting13
with great eases 0, Many loading
841elnees Coi1egce employ our grade- y l
etas a0 teaobor0, Write for free nate; It
Logue. You may 0010081 ivy time,
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Weekly Sun 1 80
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THE POST,
Brussels, Out,
GOLDEN WEDDING.
BTaacsAN—CAB0SON.—Iu Ainloyvllle (now
Brussels) on January 15111, 1857, by Rev.
Mr. Barr, of Harpurbey, Mr Thomas
Straohan, of Grey township, to Mies
Flora Cameron, of Aiuleyviila.
Tuesday of Jan. 15 was the 50th
auoivereary of the marriage of old and
highly esteemed reeidente of Grey town
ship in the perooue of Thomas Straohan
and his good wife and althooeh the
feetivitiee often aoeorded with so 0nuenal
and interesting an event were dispensed
with the good wishes and hearty congeal
0301,0ns of relativeb and friends will be
freely extended to this worthy 000ple
who have travelled life's pathway to•
gather for so many years.
50 years ago the day of the big wedd
fug,. and wetly surroundings wail not in
fa,.hion and eo it oam6 to pass that Mr.
Strachan and Mise Fiera Cameron were
quietly united in the holy estate of matri
menu in the home of the late William
Grant, in Ainleyville, the location of the
place being in the blook near where
6]R, SERAOHAN.
Too Posy le now situated, Rev. Mr,
Barr, the Presbyterian minister, of
Harporhey, was the officiating minister
a8 there was n0 Settled pastor in 00n0ea
Mon with Presbyterianism here then.
The witneesee were Robt. Taylor (the
groom's step father) and Mr. Grant al.
ready mentioned, both sow deceased,
John Straohan wee groamemon and Mien
Eliza Dtokeoo, sieter-in•law to ex Reeve
George Forsyth, Morrie was bridemaid.
Wedding tripe were not in vogue so the
happy couple went to Mr. Straohai'e
parental home and the next year they
took up reeideooe on their farm, lot 3,
con 3, where a small 0learanee had been
made and where they have 0001100008-
ly resided and prospered as the yenre
have so rapidly flown away. Ao a reward
of their sturdy indnatry and thrift broad
•ores of crop soon took the plane of the
monarehe of the forest and the bleesiugs
of a kind Providence attended them.
Eight children were born to Mr, and
Dire, Straohan, seven of whom survive,
one daughter Isabel paeeing away Feb.
roary 2ud,1893 aged 20 years. They
are a8 follows :-Dongald, of Arcola,
N. W. T. ; Alex., of Brueeele ; Thomas,
Rohl., and Joo., of Grey ; Mre. Werner,
of Saskatoon, N. W. 0.; and Mies Jessie
at home.
Mr, Straohan has always taken a deep
end practical interest in the affeire of the
people, and hes ever been ready to 000ple
hie worke and words. For 26 yenre he
had a seat at the Grey Township Connell
1.7 of which he was a faithful and pains.
caking Reeve. Iu 1897 he was sieoted
Warden of Huron Go. where he ad•
ministered wisely and well. Politically
be bee always been allied to the Liberal
party bit has not allowed hit political
prefereooe to blind him ee that be wae
viable to oriticiee or censure as he felt it
bie right to do when occasion demanded
it.
To the ohirob of their choice Mr. and
Mrs. Strachan have be. n ever loyal and
their Bente are seldom natant, tier do
they neglect to liberally enpport the var.
1808 ordinances and the work of the
ohurmb. In acknowledgment of this
faithtilnese Mr, Straohan bee represent.
ed the congregation in the various church
Courts end for many yenre bee been an
honored Elder. Every good tense finds
in him a friend be it Sabbath Sohool,
Bible Society, Lord's Day Alliance or
'Pemperen0e work and hie voice bee often
been heard in eupport of these and Mil -
eially he bail render,d eplendid service
while hie generosity was always remark
ed,
This worthy couple, who have eo re•
gently passed their Golden Anniversary,
are in the enjoyment of a large share of
good health and although poet the three
own and ten mark would put many a
younger man and woman in the shade
by their energy and laithfnlneso.
THE Poor doge net think it is guessing
When we eey all who know Mr, and Mee.
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u -a d the numb in legion -
will
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will tie a twit iu whiling them a uuutiu
tenon of the bl60singe of title life to,
years to some mud after that a realization
of the hopes they have long 0flereihed of
one day eeeiee the Kiug in Hie beauty
141 the Great Byyond,
Mr. and Mrs. Straohan are honored end
beloved and their Uprove should e
an
P
11108011%T, a0 we believe they do, to raptly
in the employment of talents and 111
taking et a deeper intermit fw he moral
upef1 of the oommuIily. We extend
oordaal greetinge and congratulations on
the passing of the 50th Anniversary,
Brussels 1101100 hell
In the year 1873 Brunetti became au
incorporated 'Wage the name of Ainley•
vibe beung dropped and the poetoffioe
changed from the very aommunplaae
Dingle to the present more euphonious
Brueeele. The persona who have filled
the Reeve's ohair io the past have been
a0 follows : -
1873-Juo, Leckie.
1874 -Jou. Leckie.
1875-Juo. Leckie,
1876-Joo. Leckie,
1877-Juo. Leckie.
1878-J11o, Leokie,
- uo Leokie
1879 J ,
1880-Juo, Leckie.
1881-F. G. Rogers.
1882-F. C. Rogers.
1883-0. 0, Rogers,
1884-F. 0, Rogere.
1885-0. 0. Rogers.
1888-J. H. Young.
1887-W. H. MoOraokeu.
1888-W. H, Me0raokan.
18889-R. Graham,
1890-11. Graham.
1891-R. Graham.
1892-3. M. McIntoeb (3 menthe)
1892-W. H. Herr.
1893-W. H. Kerr.
1894-W. H. Kerr.
1895-W. H. Kerr,
1896-W H, Kerr.
1897-W. H. Kerr.
]898-W. H. Kerr.
1899 -Geo, Beaker.
1900 -Geo. Thomson.
1901-J. T. Roes.
1902•-J. 0. Roes.
1903-Saml. Wilton.
1904 -Semi. Wiltou.
1905 -Robs. Uendereou.
1906 -Robb Henderson.
1907-Juo. Leokie.,
History ie repenting itself in the re•
eleorion of Mr. Leckie who was the fleet
Reeve.
Morris Council Meeting.
The Council eleot for the year 1907
viz -Geo. Taylor, Reeve, and Messrs.
i0lc0utcheou, Campbell, Shaw and Tay-
lor Councillors met pursuant to statute
ou Jan. 14th and made and subscribed
the ueceeeary declarations of office and
qualifioathou,the Reeve occupying the
chair, Minutes of last meeting for 1900
were read and confirmed. On motion of
Couuoillors Shaw and Campbell, to re,
Clark was re ppuiuted Clerk, salary 5130
Go motion of Councillors MoCutaheou
and Taylor, Peter McNabb and Richard
Juhustou were appuiuted Auditors, salary
$8.00 each, Ou motion of Councillors
Campbell and McOutoheon, the oreinary
Township 14,intiug for the current year
was awarded to W. II. Kerr fur the sum
of 540.00. On motion of Taylor and Me-
Cuteheou the Clerk was luetrlloted to
80lict tenders for the conetructiou of the
Ellison drain, tenders to be opened at the
Town Hall au Feb. the 11th next at two
o'clock. Ou motion of Shaw and Camp-
bell W. J. Johnston was appointed•
member of the Board of Health, in plane
of the late W. J. Johnston. On motion
of lblo0utcheon and Campbell Dr, Ham-
ilton Was appointed Medical Health
Officer. On motion of MA3510110012 and
Shaw, John Watson was re -appointed
Aseeseor nil a salary of 570.00, Ac-
counts were ordered tobe paid as follows;
-Wm. Wells, fllliug ou South bdy,
$20.00 ; B, Vannormau, inspecting fllliug
near 661 rave, $8.75 ; Wm. Ludle.e, Jae,
A. Ibluure, S. Irviuo, 'Phos, Miller, 14,
G10•uiee, and Stine Juhue'ou, D. K. 0,
fees, each $4,00 ; D,, Laidlaw, Geo. hle-
U•II, 11. Mu(h'oo, 0. ,11uNnbb, Wtn,
Garuiee, and Jas, Peacock, Poll Clor)te
fees, each 59.00 ; Sehuul Henden Nun, 1,
0 6 7 and 10 nee of school herniae at
Eleoiou each 3.00' 0,'Turvo' olean-
t 5),
ins attend drain, $1,25 ; P. Fowler,
gravel, $2,70; R. Pewter, Collector's
Salary, $85.00 ; R. Proctor, postage, (04111
stationery, 53,00 ; Siclf Children's Voest•
tab, duuatiou, 26.00 ; R. Yuuill, maternal
for bridge, 52,00 ; W. Clark, posting
Fivauc el ytatemeute and E100tlun ex-
penses, 510.00 ; W. H. Kerr, balance on
printing account, $30,00 ; 0. S, Brauduu,
part salary, 573.00 ; .1no. Scott, gravel,
55.90 ; Muuioipnl World Election forms,
$7.20. By-law No, 1, 1907 was duly
read and passed. 00 motion of Camp-
bell aud Taylor the Connuil then adjourn-
ed to meet again on Feb, 11th next,
W. CLARK, CLERIC,
It you are couelipeted, dull, or bilious
or have a sallow 11881008 oomplexiop, try
Lex.ete just once to see what they
will do for you. Lax•ete are little tooth -
imam Candy tablets -aloe to eat, Mee in
effect. NOin rl •
o al Jast a
g P g, a pain.
gentle laxative effect that ie pleasingly
desirable, Handy fur the vest packet or
puree. Lax.ete meet every desire, Las•
eta come to you in beautiful lithographed
metal boxes at 5o and 25 onto. Sold by
F, 11, Smith.
(i. oderfeta.
Special eervioee are now being held fu
North St. Methodist church.
11. 11. Bellows and son have returned
to town from Woodstock, our ex•oouu•
oilier having Bold out hie photo baeineee
in that city.
Time. Stardy, while on the road home
to dinner slipped an the sidewalk iu trout
of H. Ruston's, Montreal street, the re•
enit being an injured cord of Lie left hip.
Dbukeneov and •Garrow have moved
from the elfin owner of Hamilton street
end now located at the elite of oliloee on
the oorner of North street, eo long 000api•
ed by the Huron and Bruce Loan Go.
The eleot1on of treste00 took place for
the Alexandria Hospital, the following
gentlemen were elected :-Judge Doyle,
C. A. Nairn, C. Seeger, Robert McLean,
W. A. Mofiim, Judge Holt, D. McDonald
James Ibiolntoeh, H. E. Hodgeus, Mayor
Elliott.
The annual meeting of the West Huron
Agricultural Society wee held in the
Couuoil Chamber. Tho attendance was
not large, only 11 bellow being oast in
the election of officers. The minutes
Gained Both in
"Strength and Weight.
ANOTHER CABE THAT PROVES
THE MERIT OF
FERROZO N E
"I was In very poor health nearly all
last Winter," writes Mrs. Crone, of
Wakefield, Ont, "My appetite was ver•
table, I wae weak and nnfit for work, I
Buffered a cued dent from nervous pen,
nation and palpitation el the heart. My
d,geetioe wee geuerally out of order. By
Springtime I had loft flesh, osier and had
a bad cough. The doctor dtdu't help me
very mach, eo I deoided to try Ferrozone.
It did me ever eo mush good in one week.
I gained strength, I looked and felt a lot
better. Wb, -n I had used six boxes of
Ferrozone I weighed myself and found a
gain of fifteen pounds. Ferrozone made
me a new women. I consider Ferrozone
worth its weight in gold to every week
woman. It cures quickly and eaves big
Dr. Lille. Mrs. R. Cross " No tonic eo
, certain, so helpful, eo safe; try Ferrozone
youreel(, 50e per box at all dealers.
BRUSSELS CREAMERY.
The past year in connection with Brussels Creamery has been a good one
under the proprietorship of W. W. Harris. Annual report g10es the following
particulars that will be read with interest by the people of this locality
RECEIPTS
Lbs. Butter made
May 8831:1
June 14574
July 15074
August 11887
September 8089
October 6884
Price per lb. Amount
19.6o cls, 51730 87
20,30 " 2960 34
2o.S8 " 314$ 74
21.55 " 2582 So
22.90 " 1875 77
24,04 " 1470 20
513768 72
EXPENDITURE
Paid to Patrons Paid for making
Mav '$ 1443 40 52 287 01
475 65
489 90
386 33
26614
193 70
June ..
July
August
2483 24
2661 70
2201 Go
September 1600 42
October 1270 52
Cash on hand.,..
5 13754 68
411
583708 72
Price per Highest Lowest Average
Lb. Fat 'fest Test Test
May 19.00 ots. 46 % 85 % 25,12 %
Nem 20,50 " 39 " 14 20,01 '
July 20.75 " 42 " i6 " 25.93 " .
August 21.55 " 44 " 14 " 27,16 "
September 22.85 " 44 " 14 " 27.77 "
October 24,25 " 43 " 85 " 30,88 "
AVERAGES FOR SEASON
Total pounds of butter 64,6691
Total money 5 83,768.72
Average price of butter 28,30 et 0
Average price fat 21.27 01,0
Average Test 26.20
During the past year the proprietor has purchased a desirable site in Brussels
and on it hes elected a commodious and up-to-date cement factory, which will
be fitted tip with the latest and best,
A stable and ice house have also been built, n goodly portion of former Factory
in Grey, 2 miles North of Brussels, being utilized in the construction of the new
buildings.
Tuesday of last week Mr. Harris had Chief Dairy Instructor Barr come to
Brussels to address the patrons but owing to the disagreeable day the attendance
was not nearly as large as it should have been,
Mr, Harris is expecting that 1507 will out do all previous records and asks for
the hearty co•operatioa-of the farming community in the forward move.
._...,ate
having been reed and oonfirmed, and the being Sept. '20, 26, 27111. r1 oommittee
Treapurer'e statement read and adopted,
the Searetery took the chair and called
for nomination for the several Milne.
The following were deolered sleeted :-
President, Dr, Clerk ; Vios•Proeideut,
J. W. Witold ; 2lid Viae President, Goo
51. Elliott, D,reators, J. L. Atkin, Jae.
Laitbwalte, I. Balks 1, W. T, Murney,
G A. Reid J, H, Worsen J. T. Gold
thorpe, John Clark, A. McKinnon.
Auditors, Wm, Lane, W. R. Robertson,
0. A, Reid 10011 the Proeidsnt were ap
pointed uelega1ee to Fails Aseooiatlon,
Fwd G. M. Elliott and J. W. Salkeld
alternates. The Direotore were author•
inti 80 make any 0000B8ary alterations
in the regulations. On motion of J. W.
Salkeld end 0. A. Reid it wae agreed to
held a three day e exhibition, the daye
wee appointed to meet the Horticultural
Aeeoabot1on with a view toamalgnmatlon.
J. W. Salkeld, F. E. Bingham and G. 111,
Elliott wore appointed a detention to
wait on the town Connell and auk a greet
to the Society. M. 0, Johnston wee re•
appointed seoretary at a salary of $00,
and F. E, Bingham, ail
treasurer, at a
saly of 540, The will hold its
next meeting on Tneeday Feb, 5111.
TII@ CCir1180 of Sore. Feel
Examine them carefully and yoq'll
probably Sud aurae. Whether hard, soft
or bleeding apply Putnam'e Corn Ex.
tractor, It's painless, its ours, and above
all quick to not. Insist on only "0nt•
naafi."
LT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman,
BrueseIS.
Thirty -Fifth Financial Statement
OF'1'HE
onfeteration Life
Association
For the year to DECEMBER 31st, 190E.
To R01180.
CASH STATEMENT.
RECEIPTS.
Net Ledger Assets, Dec. 31,
1905 $10, 41 1,658.43
Premiums.
First Year $ 205,501.20
Renewal 1,284,671.36
Annuity 41,628.37
$1,531,800.93
Less Re-Ass'ee10,503.34
Interest $ 488,227.44
Rents, Net 43,398.49
Profit, Sale of Securities, Net
$ 1,521,297.59
531,625.93
84,127.47
$12.548,707.42
DISBURSEMENTS,
To Policy -holders.
Death Claims $359,731.00
Endowments 263,606.55
Annuities 22,346.57
Surrendered Policies 81,560.29
Cash Profits 70,907.19
$ 798,151.60
Expenses, Commissions, etc,... 414,168.59
Dividends to Stockholders (Tor
one and one-half years la Dec. $1,'OG) 22,500.00
Net Ledger Assets, Dee. 31, 1906 11,313,887.23
$12,548,707.42
BALANCE SHEET.
ASSETS.
Mortgages $4,990,130.73
Bonds and Debentures 3,392,255.78
Stocks 421,968.51
Policies, other Companies914.79
Real Estate, including Com-
pany's Buildings at Toronto
and Winnipeg
Loans on Collaterals
Loans on Company's Policies
Sundry Items
Cash in Banks and H.0
Interest Due and Accrued
Net Outstanding and Deferred
Premiums (Reserve thereon int -
eluded in the Liabilities) 396,889.76
1,107,886.02
" 5,949.64
1,299,730.74
3,355.00
101,192.91
233, 639.12
$11,953,913.00
LIABILITIES.
Reserve on Policies and Annui-
ties (Hm 3, 3i and 4/%) $10,816,796.00
Death Claims accrued, not ad-
justed (10011111ng Claim not
admitted) 103,126.00
Instalment Claims, Death and
Endowment, not due 13,185.00
Policy -holders Profits declared
but not yet due 66,014.05
'Capital Stock Paid-up 100,000.00
General Expenses 9,028.95
Current Accounts 9,496,89
Cash Surplus above all Liabili-
ties (Company's Standard) . 836,271.11
$11,953,918.00
Audited and found correct.
R. F. SPENCE. F.G.A. 1, Auditors.
A, C. NEFF, F.C,A. 1
J. K. MACDONALD,
Managing Director.
Applications Received,
New Insurance Written,
INSURANCE IN FORCE
INSURANCE ACCOUNT.
(pain over 1905, $187,288.00)
(Gain over 1905, $65,757.00)
(Gain over 1905, $2,619,186,00)
$6,436,141.00
. 6,067,879.00
45,119, 516.00
The amount of the New Insurance written in Canada., as well as the
total New Insurance written, exceeds that of any previous ygar.
The ratios of expenses to Premium Income and to Total Income are
less than for 1905.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting of the Association will be held at the Head Office, Toronto,
on February 12th, 1907, at the hour of 2.30 p.m. Holders of participating policies
are entitled to vote and take part in the business of the Meeting. Full reports
will be printed and distributed shortly after the meeting'.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS :
W. H. BEATTY, Eso., PRESIDENT.
W. D, MATTHEWS, Eso.' , FRED'K WYLD, ass,
VICE-PRESIDENTS,
W. C. MACDONALD, J. K. MACDONALD,
SECRETARY Ano ACTUARY MANAGING DIRECTOR.
HON, JAMES YOUNG.
A, McLEAN HOWARD Eso,
S. NORDHEIMER, Eau.
E. B. OSLER, Eso. ,M.P
WILLIAM WHYTE,Eso.
GEO, MITCHELL, Eso„ M.P.P
D R. WILKIE, Esu.
HEAD OFFICE TORONTO, CANADA.