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ROST, H. QARNISS
BLUEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.,
Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the Ofaee.02 Tan 1.0sT, Brussels, 2261
LEDAL AND• CONYEYANCINI..
UT M. SINCLAIR-
V Y • Bar<leter, Solicitor,.Conveysneer,
Notary Public, die. 'Ofleo-Btewart'e Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank,
pliOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
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DENTISTRY
• DR.., R. -P. PEILD.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and First-olasaHonor
Graduate of Toronto University. Moe
next to Brewer''. Photo, Gallery, Brussels.
IS"Will visit Ethel on the end Monday of
each Month-.
Best Place in Canada
For superior 'Business and Shorthand
education is the progressive
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Graduates of this College readily 9
obtain ohotoo positions. The demand 1.
for our graduates is fully five times the /
supply. Winter term opens JamBrd.. 4
New catalogue free.
W. 4. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Cor, Yonge &Alexander ata, Toronto.
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ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
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From St. John Front Halifax
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Tunisian Dec. 24 Deo. 25
Corsloian • Deo. -'81 Jan, 1
Grampian Jan. 7 'Jan. 8
BOSTON 70 GLASGOW
Numidian DSc. 24 7 a. m,
Ionian Jan. 7 7 a. in,
TO HAVRE d3 LONDON,
From St. John Brom London
Corinthian " Deo. 15 Dec.17
Sardinian. Deo. 20 Deo. 01
RATES. OF PASSAGE
.According to steamer.
lar Class -070 00 080 00 and upward.
Hid Class - 40 00 46 00 47 50 50 00
Bra Class - 28 50 27 60
For full particulars -of -rates and mailings'
apply to
W. H. KERR,
Agent Allan Line. Brussels.
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A•B. Mao4onald, Odleo over Standard Sauk,
OR. T. 7, M' RAE
liooheler or Mediolne, University of Toronto ;,
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Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
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Dental surgeons, of Toronto.' Office over J.
9J?. Boss'' store, Brneeels.
t�rwill visit Wroxeter the. first and third
Mondays and Corrie the second and fourth
Mondays of each month,,
DR, WIRDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Cottage, Day and night calls. Cilloe opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.,
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HURON CO, COUNCIL
County Council of Huron opened its
December session at 3 o'clock on Tues-
day afternoon, 7th inst.,'and concluded
at noon of Friday. .The following is a
summary of the business transacted :
FIRST DAY -TUESDAY
Comma i
n cation
awes`
read as follows
ws
and referred to appropriate committees
From Good Roads Association, asking
l;ouecil'toappoint delegate to inter-
view the Ontario Government ou the
matter of good roads. From Centralia,
asking that it be made a police village,
Order of County Judge, placing Robt.
McLeod, ' Mary E. Jones, Thomas F,
Jones and Ida Jones, indigent children;"
under the protection of the Children's
Aid Society. Letter from Col. Wilson,
showing number of men of 33rd Regi-
ment in camp. Financial statements of
East and West Huron i+.ariners' Insti-
tutes. Tenders for coal for Court
House and other offices. Statements
from Cbosley and Harriston High
Schools, showing amounts .due them by
the county for attendance of the couu-
tie's pupils, Statement from the Educa-
tion Department, showing changes in
the School Act, etc. Letter from South
Huron Teachers' Association. Request
of the Huron Law.;Association,. for more
shelving. Request of T. C. Brandt for
use of Court House for German Sabbath
services.
WVEDNESDAY
A latter was read from 'I'. E. Durnin,
regarding the Inspector granting,ex-
tension of certificate. Report of treas-
urer, re sale of debentures, was sent to
F]nauce.. Moved by _Messrs. Geiger
and Reid, that all .continuation and fifth
book classes that have not been.paid'the
double grant from 0170 county, according
to Legislative grant, be paid as soon OS
possible. To Education committee. A
motion to ,memorialize the Legislature
t0 o amend enc
l the
Asylum -Act that no.
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indigent
usque person shall
gbe
commit-
ted
rami -
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ted to any asylum without the consent
of the head of the municipality, was sent
to Special committee. b ..'.Metcalf ad-
dressed the Council in reference to the
county exhibit at Toronto, and was
accorded a Hearty vote of thanks, Re-
port of Dr, Bruce Smith, Provincial
Inspector of Jails, was read and sent, to
Property committee. Report of Coun-
ty Engineer was read and sent to Road
and Bridge committee. - Moved by
'Messrs. Medd and 'Stothers, that the'
bridge known as Dickie'S bridge, be-
tween Huron and Bruce, be built this
year, if the engineer thinks it necessary.
Messrs. Smith and Reid moved that the
county erect guards on the Bayfield
bridge. Moved by Messrs. Medd and
McEtvan, that whereas this Council is
desirous of promoting and encouraging
the building of , good roads Within the
county, and whereas it was deemed in-
expedient to adopt provincial aid, as
proposed by the county' road system, be
it therefore resolved that this Council
pass a By -law granting each township
in the county $5o, to be given la four
prises, to the statute labor beats per.
forming the greatest amount of work
and the most efficient labor on their
respective roads ; townships to be divid-
ed into
ivided'into two sections, making a first prise
of Sts and a second of $ro in each sec-
tion, the beats winning the prizes to
have the extra'' amounts spent on their
beats, Moved by Messrs. McEwan and
Medd, that a wind break be put ou the
bridge crossing the Maitland rivet at
Auburn, These motions all seat to
Road and Bridge committee, Moyed.
by Messrs, Watsonand Reid, that W.
McCreath, caretaker, be requester] to be
1n constant" a
Atte dance at this and all
future meetings of the Council, and that
his name be placed on the regular pay
list, Sent to Executive, Moved by
Messrs. Shearer and Haiustoek, that the
words in the present cummitnteut'forms
to the House of Refuge be changed 8o
as to read, d ,' el 1
I� as len
I e a resident of
this county one year." Seat 20 House
of Refuge committee,
Ti-URSDAV
Report of Dr, Bruce Shlith; respect•
fug inspector's report of Hoese of,
efuge committee. Annual report of
spectot of Eiouse of Refuge was clic-
ributed among the members. Aioved
y Messrs. Geiger and Gellow, that a
grant of $too bo made to Ml's. Hines,
f Hensail, wlso is c7est]tute, 35)]33[7 and
ufferin , to enable her to receive
roper 1fo5 it 1 tae '
IGU.nitod
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tiyacommittee, The Warden 911 behaif
of the Council, presented, Mr, I.,eekie
with a pipe and smelting Mend, ' ldr.
Leckie
replied, d
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Property, Finauc
o nuExecutive
d matt"
'Dittoes lead and passed," Report of
House of Refuge Committee was passed,
cpt dl which was amended to
rexeade, "'I'hatans'. thae balance of $70,21 ftlr 01?e
Maintenance of the late Peter Sinclair
10 the House of Refuge be concealed,"
Report of Dos, Milne, Galluw and
Smith, regarding the establishment of a
Special building In conneceion with the
House of 'Retitge for the care of indigent
consureptives, passed. Report of
Special committee passed, Moved by
M'lessrs. Smith and Parks, that the ac -
Count of Drs, Bremerson and Turnbull,
re Effie Ray ogee, be referred back to
the Finance committee for Fecomm0Acla
tion, Carried. saved by Messrs.
Leckie and M9i0ay, that the several pro. -
parties covered by mortgages and held
by this coulty as security for the county
treasurer, be valued at the expense of
the county, and that Robert McLean, of
Goderieli, and F. S. Scott, of Brussels,
be the valuators in such ease, and that
they receive $$ per day each and ex
peuses for such valuation, and that they
report such valuation to the eouuty
clerk,' so that it can be submitted to
Executive at Jauuary meeting of the
Council, ,
.F1t1DAY
Road and Bridge committee rose and
reported that the clause referring 10
windbreaks ou the county ° bridges be
amehdedo
t read •- l l ' 1
atand
breaks
v br
5 e s
beerected on
all
county bri
d e
s requir-
ing 3389 such to retain the snow- this to be
done when in the opinion of the engin•
eer it is advisable. That minor uunici-
cipalities having pot wind breaks on
iron bridges in 1908 be paid by, county
for cost of same, that Mr. Hill be paid
the amount of his acc0nut."" Second re•
port of Finance committe read and pass-
ed. The bylaw to create the village of
Centralia into a police village; was pass-
ed. Moved by Messrs. Moyer and
Geiger, that this Council desire to ex-
press its appreciation of the impartial
and gentlemanly manner in which P.
Lamont has performed the very import.
ant duties devolving* on hint as Warden
of this county, showing that he is an
officer of exceptional executive ability,
Carried. Council closed to meet in
January.
COUNTY PROPERTY COMMITTEE
Reported that the jail was in good
order with
seven prisoners --two for in-
sanity,
p n
sanity, three vagrants one for indecent
assault, and one female ; recommended
that tenders be asked by the clerk for 15
cords of wood ; that the dlerk and chair-
man of the property committee purchase
one dozen suits of underwear and one
dozen outside shirts for the prisoners;
that the question of a coal shed be dealt
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you will at once commence to
enjoy tit your house will be your
reward
Those who try White. Loaf Flour
once, always Become its .steady
users. Do you think they would
atuless the flour was better than
they had had before P Hardly.
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ACough
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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is a,
regular cough medicine, a
strong medicine, et doctor's
medicine, Good for easy
coughs, hard coughs, desper-
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endorses it for your case, take
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one at bedtime. As arule, laxative doses
are better than cathartic doses. For con-
stipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick -
headaches, they cannot be excelled..
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with at the January session : that shelv-
ing be added to the law library ; that
new linoleum be purchased for Mr. Mc-
Donald's office ; that the ,Registrar's
office was in its usual• clean, neat and
tidy condition;
EDUCATION
Recommended that all fifth book class.
es be placed the same as Continuation
classes, and that all grants not paid be
paid at once ; that in regard to T. E.
Durnin's complaint against Inspector
Tom, no action be taken.
•' EXECUTIVE
Re order of Judge Doyle respectin
the three Jones children in Goderic
township, we recommend the county as-
sume and pay for their maintenance ;
•regardibgthe attendance of the care-
taker at each session of the Council, we
recommen no action ; re order of Judge
Holt regarding Robert Murray McLeod,
a destitute child, we recommend that
the county pay -for him. Re motion
of Messrs.Geiger and
Gallow for r
giant
of Sitio to Miss Hanes, of Hensall, we
recommend that it be granted, it being'
an exceptional case. We recommend
that the men in camp during during Igoe
be paid 25 cents per day, a total of $576.
The committee recommend that state-
ments of West Huron Farmers' Institute
$19,88,, and East Huron, $103.29, be
filed. Re tenders for coal. recommend
that the tender of F. B. -'Holmes at $8,70
be accepted. Re repeal et by-law No. 3
of 1892, that it be repealed. and that
security of tr'easttrer remain as it is for
the present.
SPECIAL.
Recommended that this Council co•
operate with the. Good Roads ASSOCi.
tion in obtaining 'increased grants : that
a by-law be passed to incorporate Cen,
tralia as a police village.
The engineer reported that the con
crete for the'Holmesville, Gulley and
Glenn bridges was completed ; that two
small bridges had been erected on the
lake shore, Ashfield, one in Hay town•
ship and one ou the boundary in Col-
borne and West Wawanosh and that 11e
bad paid many accounts.
iSOUSE OF r2ErUGE' COMihnTTIOE
Reported that in its visits it had found
everything in good condition, and that
the :lumber of inmates was 90, and well
cared for ; recommended that the wall
and
floor of the main building he paint-
ed; that the taxes of Mrs. Scott of Clinton
autO Mies Westhails, of Bgutouclvllle, be
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pa bythe count tread rer
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ROAD AND 5RIDGE COMMITTEE
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Reported that they had visited Holmes
ville bridge 'Thursday, found the con-
crete completed and the filling the ap-
x
preaches I ea
Ily so They recent tilted
the removal of the cid wooden work as
soon as possible so that there be no ob-
struction
b•st uction in the rivet during freshets,
Oa all motions regarding windbreaks on
comity bridges, recommend uo action
be taken at present, but in future be
befit cu all new bridges of steel, Re
Dickey's bridge, we recommend our en.
gineer to examine sante and act With
the engineer of Bruce, and if necessary
build the same, Regarding "notion of
Medd and McEwen, encouraging good
roads, we recommend no action, Re
Hiram Hill's account as inspector, of
tlolmesville bridge, we rec0nlibend that
bo be paid $e 0o per day, as per motion
OF C01111011 01'1007,
r.R, BRUCE si,IrTH a RIIPokm oi• ilousa OF
stenos
Number of acres, 474 ; Value, $2,500 ;
acres cultivated, 40 ; receipts-cottbty,
$G"430 S
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$763 vo, A'Tainken-
year, *4,555,34. Inmates•+ -Males
anlli, $0,434'27 1 net cost to carrot
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7501is140; 8Umbarof bCds, 720; 731038'
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brick two story V wi
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excellent outbuildings, chid satisfactory
in every respect in its internal arrange-
ments and equipments, 13
better conducted House 7 of is .in
Refuge 3a
Ontario than this.
Blyth
(onsanoed 20r last W0ek1
St, George's Club bad a social time
on Monday evening:
Regular service will be held in the
R, Q. church next Sabbath.
W, and Mrs, Emigh, of Brussels,
were visiting relatives here Last Sun -
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Out' townsman, Joseph Carter, made
a business trip' to Toronto and Mid-
land.
Methodist, Sabbath School Enter-
tainment Friday evening of this. week.
Good program.
Blyth A. O. U. W. Lodge x' 11 meet
on Fr'iday', evening. 80th inst., for
election of officers.
David Somers is improving and was
able to get up town on Monday for the
that. We hope he will soon be as
well as ever,
After an undesired holiday for two
weeks, through illness, Albert Sooners
resumed work at Doc. Perdue's livery
last Monday. His numerous friends
are pleased to know that he is s beL•ter.
Wednesday evening of next week
Trinity church Sunday School pupils
will be treated to a social time in the
Milne Hall where a short program will
be rendered and a Christmas Tree un-
loaded of its treasures.
Among the names of Municipal as-
pirants mentioned in addition to the
present Council, are T. Garter, W.
Jackson, F. Metcalf, Dr. Long and L.
Hill. Nomination Day will give the
solution as to the correct list.
Cranbrook
FROM 'CALGARY, -The following
notes arefrom a letter written on Dec.
7th by Athol McQuarrie, of Calgary,
eon of D. McQuarrie, of Cranbrook,
who expects to pay a visit to the old
home about New Years :-November
and December in Alberta have been
rather cold so far. 23 degrees below
was the
coldestwe
ea hadnt
b Icon consider
der
it quite cold enough, Don't let any
person bluff you when they say that
20 or 30 degrees below in Alberta and
Saskathewan is not as cold as zero in
Ontar]o. It's all cold but if there were
a wind with it we couldn't stand it at
all. Don't want to be a knocker for
it is good healthy weather all right.
David McCall is getting along fine, the
stitches were taken out Saturday and
he is sitting up every day now.
Wishing you the compliments of the
season. I remain Bre.,
Grey
FROM SASKATCHEWAN. -DEAR EDITOR,
-As I have spent the past Summer in
the West I thought it might be interest.
ing.to your many readers to send home
these few lines about the country. I
reached nay destination in Edmonton the
latter part of March staying there for a
fete days, then leaving for Fort Saskat-
chewau'in April where I was engaged
with a farmer for the seeding. Ole had
845 acres, putting in 420 acres of Spring
crop and having 5oo acres under cultiva-
tion. We finished seeding about June
loth. Some of the early settlers ot the
West do not seem to realize their wealth,
still they are striving for more, while
others are struggliug under poor man -
Notice of Application
In the Surrogate Court of the County of
Huron. In the matter of the Guard-
ianship of John C. Denbow, of the
Village of Brussels, in the County of
Huron, the infant child ofti a
W h m
R. Denbow, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that after the expira-
tion of twenty days from the first publication
of this notice application will be made to the
Surrogate Court of the County of Huron for a
grant ot Letters of Guardianship of the above
named infant, in favor of Samuel Carter, of
the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron,
agent, the uncle of the said infant.
Dated at Brussels, in the County of Huron,
this sixth day of December, A.D. 1009.
W. M. SINCLAIR,
28-8 Solicitor for the Applicant.
DO YOU NEED
TILE?
Farmers and others desiring Tile for the
coning season can secure what they re-
quire at carload rates, at Brussels or
Ethel stations, if orders are sent in suf-
ficient time to arrange for quantity and
date of delivery. I will notify the pur-
chasers of the arrival of the cars and as-
sist in loading from car to wagons. Far-
ther particulars may be obtained by
seeing or writing
W. E. Sanders
Agent Drayton Tile, Ethel
Order at once. All sizes from c, to 18
inches may be obtained. Tile from
8 i ucl
les a are 28 inches long,
CEMENT KEPT iN SEASON,
MONTHLY
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Horse Fairs .
BRUSSELS
The regular Monthly horse Fairs will
be holt) in Brussels tis follows :
THURSDAY, SAN. 011, 1010
" ,FEB. 8rd, 1910
" MAR. 3rd, 1910
MAR. 81st; 1910
Leading Local and Outside Burrs
will be present.
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0geme t and disappoinment and 0000)
SS thou
gh.t they cannot reach the top -af
the ladder.
There
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OAp ortNpltiea ter
s Y04tplr, ,working man in Alberta who is
anxious alld interested in ferining, tie
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gets from ifd25 to >s3o a month in yleed-
ins., Regarding crops put in under
good cultivation there WAS no disappoint.
ment to the owner. Oats turned ant ai#
average of front 65 to 7.0 bushels per acre
and Wheat yielded 25 KO 79 bustlelo.
Awing to a light trost which 7000)0 about
August loth the crops on the low laud
were slightly damaged but it was -all fit
for market. Oats has been selling this
Fall at the Northern Elevator is Fort
Saskatchewan for 24c. per bushel and
whoilt al 85e, In regard to threshing.
they 4 Al
d4o,bushel
for ems al
d
bc, to' wheat, C vinr to so naly
threshers iu the West they only null
from 35 to 40 dm* paying, their )tired
11007111s 00 leer day In leaving Alberta
on November 270 for Fielding the
thermometer was down to 25 0 below
201.0,et the cattle are rennin ' et
y S large
ge
over the prairie, or sheltered by the
straw stacks, well, I will elope icy
thanking yoe for your space' in Your
paper and wishing you a Merry C11ri5t*
mos and a Happy NOW Year, I remain,
Rouswr C4R1, jr,,
ferfnerly of Grey. -
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