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THURSDAY, 1114R, 17, 1904.
COUNTY' COUNCILS/ ALM
Premier Rose introduced in the Legit].
Wine on Wednesday of last we' bill
to e,mend the County Councils Aot,Ib
alters the aot ot last session along the
line iudicated by thetPremler when reply.
lug the other day to a deputation of
Tenn oi pa I representatives, Instead of
giving township counoils Slone the power
to abolish the present system of coned.
tutingicoanty oncmoile by the eleotion of
representatives for comity edivieious, it
provides that on a maserity of the town.
ship and village councils voting in favor
of *eyeing the system the oonnty conn.
oil than submit a bylaw to the people at
the mixt oonnty ateenoil election. If
carded, the old pi* of forming twenty
oonneils, with the exception that only
reeves ancemayore shall oonetitute then,
will eo into fora. The amendment will
not be operative until January, 1906, as
no conoty council elections will, be held
beforeithen on the proposed new Lot.
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BIJR0?; REGISTRARSHIP.
Mr. Stratton laid ortithe table oorres-
pondence,injrelation to the appointment
of William Coats aa Registrar of the
County of Huron. Mr, Coats wrote on
January 9, 1999, to Bon. 8. S. laarde,
applying for the position of Regietrar
rendered vacant through the death of
L. Gibeon, Robert Holmee, M. P„
for Weet 'Huron, verote:efrom Ottawe
Mar* 27, 1899, to Hon. A. S. Hardy,
stating that the appointment of Mr.
Coate would give universal satisfaction
to the Weat Rating at any rate, and also
in other portions of the Comity. He
added that Mr. Goats had worked hard
for the party, and that it was dee to hie
efforts, ie part at least that the Liberals
bad been able to'hoid Weat Huron. The
teppointreent would be approved by
Conservatives ae well ae Liberals.
James Fair, of Clinton, wrote 00
January 12, 1899, to Ron. A. S• Eftee9
recommending Dlr. Coats, Mr. Coate
wrote on February 27, 1902, to Hon G.
W. Ross to commit an impression that be
was an applicant for the poetmasterebip.
Mr. Holmes had offered it but the posi-
tion would aot suit biro, "and" said Dlr.
Coats, "I do not think that eimply be -
°ease that position isvariant it should
prejadiee my *tine on the other in any
way." He added that when the Regis-
trarship wee vacant before, he was an
applioant, and though be wee disappoint-
ed at not receiving it, it did not make the
elighteet difference in his efforts on be-
half of the party. In this Mr. Garrow
would bear bim out. Mr. Roes wrote on
Marehlst, 1902, to Mr Coats :-"I bad a
conversation with Ur. Gamow two or
three Wenn within the last week or so.
Next week, or at lean as soon as the
eession is over, we intend to take op the
vacancy in Huron and I hope it may be
filled".
C. P. R. to Goderioh.
A special from Moutteal says :-Before
the end of the present year the Canadian
Pacific Railway will have °ennead*
with Goderieb. The extension of the
Guelph Junction Railway from Guelph to
Goderioh has been on the tape] for some
time, and more than eon Sir Thomas
Sbaughnessy has hinted that this work
might be undertaken.
As the result of a deputation from
Guelph which waited upon the president
of the 0. P. R. Friday morniug, the 4th
inet., the undertaking is now neared of
completion within the present season.
The deputation consisted o!3. A. Hamil•
ton, the Mayor of Guelph ; D. Guthrie,
the city solicitor ; Alderman Scott,
William Bell, president of the Guelph
Junotion Railway, and Col. MaoDonald,
the °company's gollaitor.
The Guelph & Goderieb Railway
Company is applying for a shorter at the
present session of the Federal House, end
55 0000 as that is obtained work upon the
contraction of the eighty miles of tea*
between Guelph and Goderioh will be
commenced, whioh, with the fifteen and
one-half miles already belonging to the
Guelph Junotion Railway, will give the
0. P. R. aticess to Goderioh.
The object of those who waited upon
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy on Friday was
to enure an arrangement as to the
rooting of traffic over the proposed ex.
teneion. The reply made by Sir Thomas
was, Col. McDonald said, completely
eatiefaotory.
TO DAIRYMEN.
The Montreal Produce Merchants'
Association desires ones more to record
its objeotione to the mandaeture of
fodder cheese, either ab the beginning or
at the end ot the season, believing it to
be againet the interestof all connected
with the manufacture of Mil gran oheese,
from the farmer to the exporter. It is
the opinion of ilia Anoolation that the
time Mae arrived when the menufametre
of fodder oboes should be dinontinued,
and a time for the opening and °toeing of
cheese faotoriee definitely arrived at.
The amount of thane manufaotured in
Canatie last year reached the large tont
of 2,900,000 boxes, being about 850,000
bons over the previous year. This was
largely owing to the extensive mannfuotu re
of fodder °nese in March and April, end
November and Decmber, Tbe un-
certainty of the extent sod time of the
mahufeedure of these feeders, together
with the inferior quality prodneed, tends
to depress the market, ereates a lingering
of values, and affects the print' obtainable
dnrieg the wbote of the Sommer name
The opinion of this Association is that it
is strongly in ehe interest; of dairymen
that the manufauture of theses should
not commence bettors May let, and should
ohne not later thee November 16t1,. It
this is done, a steadier market would
result, and a better average price would
bo obtained, The gentian of what to do
with the surplua milk during the 'lease*
referred to, is easily settled by the Menu.
facture of bathe. By giving closer
attention than heretofore to the require
-
Monte of the trade in Better, the quality
would he eery tnnob improved, and we
Shahid bOon gain a reputation and qui*
matket for goods made during the Winter
and early Spring mootbe. Most prof-
italde bee eteuld be Made of the eldest
tiojbk far tile feeding Of etoek.
The pnepeete for the profitable mane.
feature of butter have never beau brighter
than they are this naeon. The ex.
portation of butter hone Rusela, whioh is
assuming large proportione, will probably
be Louth curtailed by the war between
that county and jepan, Red ibis feet,
together with the fit m *vine from Bug -
land, should bring about higher prim in
the near Were, With the present good
home trade demand, producers et oholoe
creamery butter will tied piens profitable
thio 8pring. The stook of *me in
Greet Britain and Canada, le now almost
double that of Ian year, and if many
fodders Are made, 11 10 boned to result in
phenomenally low pricier] during the
coming season.
Huron Spring Assizes.
The jury sittings of the High Court ot
Justin opened at 8 offilook on Monday
afternoon of Met week before the Honor
able Janice Teetzel, with thirteen civil
issues on the docket. There was also the
criminal Gate King se. Thomas Sherritt,
for !tenant alleged to have been commit.
ted on his wife, imel aonsequently a grand
jury bad been summoned. This nee it
will be remhored, was sent up for trial by
Magietrete Humber. The jury *on G.
W. Thomson as foreman end returned a
ewe bill in this ogee. Mr. Shemin plead•
ed "Not guilty" to the indietment. Fol.
lowing the general praoticie and in view of
the number of civil oases to be tried His
Lordship put eft the Wei till the general
Benton of the County Court in June and
Mr. eiherritt was let go on the same bait
as before, $5,000. tar. Seeger was ap
pointed the Crown Attorney to conduct
the criminal business before the Court
and appeared for the Crown in this 10.
don.
The grand jury inspeeted the mond
house and jell and made the following
pre:de:at:neat
GRAND ME PRESENTMENT.
The jurors of our Lord the Kim; beg
leave to present as 'anew :
We bays examined the jail and find
the rooms olean and in good order.
There are four prisOners therein, three
committed for vagrancy and anothet for
lawny. After a tborougb examination
of the jail we would reoomeneed the fol.
lowing improvemente First, storm
windows, which we consider nenesary
to keep the water pipes from freezing.
Seoond, an eave.trough and waterpipe on
the SOnth aide, as we consider the drop.
ping of the water in that place an injury
to the fonndation of the building. The
water from tbis pipe would also benefit
the sewage system by firething out the
pipes. Third, a new kitchen stove as
the old one is almost useless, and that a
hot water tank be attached thereto to
00000n with the prieoner'a bath room
upetaira. We also think ib emissary to
itaVe a hand railing on the steer leading
from the auditorium to the hall.way of
the court house.
We reepeotfally beg to tender to His
Lordship, Mr. Justice Testes), our cor-
dial welcome and congratulation noon
bis find visit to the County of Baron in
his official oapacety.
Geo. W. THOMSON,
Foreman,
Goderioh, Grand Jury Room,
March 8th, 1904.
Following is a report of the issues that
have oome bo trial :-
Sleobbrook vs. Granger Au aotion
for 'pander, J. P. Mabee and A. B.
Macdonald for plaintiff, E. L. Dtekineon,
for defendant, This trial oommenced at
8,30 and was not concluded when the
*art adjourned at 7.30. The thud re -
earned at 9 30 a. m. on Tuesday. The
Jury retired at 11 a. na. and returned at
11.80. On their finding Hie Lordship
directed judgment to be entered for
plaintiff for $100 and oasts on the High
end scale. The plaintiff in the notion
is 1 lad of thirteen, who took motion
through his father, a farmer in Hullett.
The defendant wee John Granger, who,
admitting that he made the alleged state.
meets were true. Cue of the witnesses
far the defence was a little girl of six and
owing to the doubt as to her oapaoity to
'understand the nature of an oath His
Lordship did not allow her evidence.
Thornton et al vs, Robertson - An
action to prove the will of the late John
Robertson in Mame form. Wm. Proud
toot, K. 0., for plaintiff, E. L. Diekintion,
for defendant, By consent His Lord.
ship directed that judgment be entered
for the plaintiffs deoreeing probate of the
wits of the late John Robertson lo solemn
form and discharging the caveat lodged
by the defeeciant. Costs of the action
to be paid by the defendant to the plain-
tiffs, the executors, old nets also to in-
clude the costs of examinations of parties
for discovery.
Dykes vs. Rannie-An *don for mal -
Miens proseantion. Messrs. Dickinson
& Garrey/ for plaintiff. W. Prontlfoot,
K. 0., for defendant. Theeplaintiff is a
speoterne and patent mediate° vendor who
was Arent* by Constable Westocitt on
805910101 of the theft of a gold watoh
belonging to Mrs. Rennie at Hensel!, the
defendant being Peir, Rennie, on whose
information the arrest was made, The
geestione as to whether the faota justified
the arrest being made or whether they
dimmed lege] malles on the part of the
defendant and what the amount of dam.
agate if any, 'Mould be were referred to
the jury by Elie Lordehip and they took
only five rriinOteti to answer them. In
anordathe with their answers Elia Lord-
ship direoted judgment to be entered
against the piainttff, dismissing the
action with nets including nets of ex
aminetione for dieciovery, and teetiarked
doet he had seldom witnessed thole a
speedy exeontioo of juatice.
Steep vs. Gloried* Ermine and Blayele
00, -An anion for breech et contemn.
J. P. Mahn, K. 0., for plaintiff; Dickin•
eon & Gamow for defendants. The
plaintiff in this ease is Jas. Steep, of
Clinton, when patent for a din invitee
and shoe ottaoloment for geed drilla the
defendant's company aequired. The
plaintiff Wag On the witness stand for
about so hour and a beef on Tuesday and
all morning Wednesday, end the patents,
the machine itself and various parts, the
agreement between the patentee and the
defendants. whereby the letter acquired
the patent and agreed to mem:feature the
machine for the Canadian market, and 11.
large amount of correspondenee were pat
in as exhibit)]. The witnesses for the
defendant *ropey Were ateMenager
W. Doty, GOO. H. nonce, Harty 1),
Reed, Manager David Thotrison,Preeidene
Jes. Clerk and Director jag. Wile*,
The can was mewl** Wednesday but
judgment has 001 yet bent given, pending
ST1 attempt to Arvin et a, settlement
between the puttee.
DLL J.RU8 8 I& 8 1'Q8
Whitely va. Thompson et iti. l Ru
bion to rescind the sele of certain nooks,
the plaintiff being Joseph Whitely, of
Grated*, 3. P. Mabee, K. 0., for plain.
tiff. C. G. Jarvis (L *foe) kr the CA*.
da Tin Plato Co., 3.91. McEvoy Geondold
for other defeedente, the Strailerd lemu
Co. not repreeented.
The tame of Webeter ve. the Grand
Trunk Railway Co. was settled out of
nun, $500 damages being agreed mioni
and a couple of other oases bate also
been settled,
ORANGE ORDER IN CANADA,
The annual meeting of the Orange
Grand Ledge of Ontario Weat Resembled
at Brantford Wecineaday after** the
9th inn. under tbe president's. of John
Grand Aimee, About 200
delegetee were present.
The Grand Master, In big address,
after the usual preparatory remarke
referred to the !nesting of the Triennia;
Connell in Dublin last July, whielibe
attended. He observe(' ..-The Be foot
celebration was the largest gathering it
has ever been my privilege to wheelie,
and it was representative of tbe loyalty
and Protestantism of Ulster, Ito the
printed part of the proceedings width I
cow lay before you, I notice the omission
of a ruling given by Rt. Hon, Bari Of
Brno, Imperial Grand eleeter, on the
powers of the Ooneoth The ruling is
important, and its omissions Lona the
printed report requires explanation. The
Imperial Grand Master sustained tny
aontention that the Trimmed Council is
.an advisory body only, and in tio seuse a
legislative assembly. The next meeting
of the Conn* will be held in the oily of
Toronto in the year 1906 when all who
desire to do sone attend and judge for
themeelvea. Regarding the Orange
Mutual Benefit Funi, the Grand Master
said that daring the past year 239,000
was paid out 10 (loath ',Mims. The
membership woe not increasing as rapid.
by as could be wisbed. He urged that
the order exert itself to Noreen the
membership. After referring to the fail
urs of the movrment for the amalgam.
don ef the Orange and True Blue orders
in the nonuagemeet of the True Blee
Orphanage at Piot*, the Grand Pilaster
concludes :-"If the Grand Lodges of
Ontario Beet and West have not the will,
as they oartainly have the pewee, to enter
into some practical scheme for the
alleviation of human misery and distress,
they are not as good Orangemen and
Christiana AB I take them to be ."
The Grand Treasurer B. F. Clarke, U.
P., reported tbat the yearly receipts,
amounted to $2,302, while the expen•
diming! were $2,707. The batmen on
band is $1,470.
Win. Lee, the Se3retary, in hie report,
showed that ten primary lodges were
instituted during the year as follows :-
No, 264, at Kingsville, oonoty of Estes ;
No. 283, at Clapham comity of South
Kent ; No. 336, at Depot Barber, comity
of Parry Sonud ; No. 446 at elelvilleie
Cross, county of Dufferiu No. 976, at
Milberba, county of Nipiesing ; No. 1,840,
at
,
at Massey Station, county of Nipiesing ;
No. 1848, at Dundee, minty of Went.
worth ; No, 1373, at Gremlin, tenuity of
Bast Middlearx : No. 1,805, at Middle.
miss, oonnty of Bast Middlesex ; No.
1.808, at Hymen, county of Rainy River,
While No. 208, Bast Brace ; No. 870,
North Perth ; No. 953 Beet Middleen,
and No.1694, Rainy River, have been
resuscitated and now in good working
order.
Settistioal reports of the Order's
progress were slow in arriving this
year, as the county lodges met later than
usual. So far the admission to member.
'hip has been 1,781; The Grand Lodge
of British America meets 10 Pioton in
May next.
After the reading of the Grand Master's
address and the reporte of the officers a
large committee was appointee to strike
the standing committees of the sea.
atom
In the afternoon addressee of welcome
were presented by the mayor and aorper-
ation and the county Orange Lodges of
Brant.
Wednesday evening's onion was open
to the public, and was addressee by
prominent members of the Order.
Midland will be the next place of
meeting.
The following officers were elected for
the miming year :-J. H. Sootl, Grand
Master ; B, Besery, London, Deputy
Grand Muter ; H. Lovelock, Junior
Deputy Grand blaster; Bev. Wm. Lowe,
Grand Chaplain ; William Lee, Grand
Seoretary ; 111. F. Clarke, Ild. P., Grand
Treasurer ; W. J. Thompson, Grand
Director of Ceremonies 1 J. D. Banting,
Grand Leaturer ; 3, Hewitt and W. H.
Taylor, Auditore,
NAGE PREORPTORY,
The Grand Black Preeeptory of
Western Ontario was also in session at
Brantford. The annual report of Grand
Regietrar Parnell was a gratifying one,
showing both a substantial ithrease in
membership and a eatiefaetery condition
of finances. The Black Chapter elected
the following t facers -Grand muter,
James Wileon'Potholes ; Deputy Grand
Master, John Etherlet, Leadbery ; Asap.
elate Manor, Robert Graham, Hamilton ;
Grand ObAplain, Rev. Win. Withal,
Brampton ; Grand Regietrar, et Par-
nell, Bt. Catharines Deputy Grand
Regietrar, Albert Swinn, Guysboro
Grand Treasure, A. E. Belohee, Sonth•
Ampton ; Deputy Greed Treasurer, Wm.
Poreter, Toronto ; Grand Lecturer,
Richard Thompson, Rat Portage ; Deputy
Treasurer, Chris, Armstrong, Toronto ;
Grand Cleneore, W. B. Wrigley, Toronto;
Grand Parthivante W. Wilson, Grand
Standard Weenie B. Comptoe, 81.
Thomas and T. B. Milburn Toronto ;
Grand Putenividd, Wm, Wlbson, Eam.
Ilton ; Grand Committee, Dr, Buottarehl,
COokstown ; A. W. Johnson, Aylmer :
W, A. Fraser, Patrols& ; W. J. Thomeoh,
Mitehell ; 3, J. Shelly, Toronto ; Wne.
Teener, Sault Stec Merle; W. 0, Web-
ster,
Dr. W. N. Robertson, Pelona sobool
trustee of Stretford, will bring an original
plan before the toned ebortly. Ho says
that drinking coupe for the nee of all
children in amnion are unsanitary, and
will Advocate a separate driveling oats for
every sobool pupil in Stratford, Dineen
tett often linger in the innocent lips of
*Raced, he thinks, and are transmitted
bY 005555 01 the school onto. He does not
favor the plan proposed elsewhere 01 hay.
ing children drink from a fonntein their
lips bombing only the water "The ohild
**id an what it ie drinking" he bays,
Dr, Robertson will nleo nit the Boned be
have eaoh child supplied With a Separate
towel, ne, he declares the nes of one towel
by many persona is unhealthy. ele says
tbet the leers of Stratford sehoole are
too cold, and that the room are not prop.
oily ventilated. A. tennewhet origitml
idea for the otimpoeition of Reboot boerde
IMO been evelved by the doctor, W110 -Rs
that these be weapon* of two old, two
middle aged and 1150 yeung men ; also
two boys jciet 00 t aohool, who, be Says,
wou ti realize weakening in the system
wed* older eeeple do out entice.
NTRATFoRDPREsBYTER,Y.
Stratford Presbytery mob at Knox
*mole, Stratford, Tuesday of last week.
Owing to the disarrangemeet in the run-
ning of trains, and had roads, some metn•
tiers were unable to attend. There were
peanut Dr. Hamilton, moderator pro
tern, and Rev. Messrs. Grant, Panton,
MoLaahlin, Estelle*, Lena], Graham'
R, F. Cameron, MeOullooh, Cowan,
efeAnley, Gilmore, Wilson, MOE**,
end einem. Denney, Mention, Ireland
Smith, MoLeati, Stewart, Weir, Field;
MoCalltno and Munro, eldere. The
easel* reoorde of Knox thumb, Stratford,
were attested. The Presbytery expressed
its high regard for the high Christian
tharttoter and kindly manner of Ur. Cos-
grove, late of Bt. Marys, for bis faithful.
nese in the discharge of Preebyterial
*tin, and vvithed him great sunese in
his new Id of labor in the United
States. The year's report on ohne* life
and work, and that ou Sunday schools,
were presented by their respective oon•
ethers and had the right ring about thane
showing the several congregations inolud•
ed to be doing the work of the Master
well. Tbs oonimissioners to the General
Assembly ars Rev. letersre. Graham,
°renal/II, Wilson and GI moor, and
Peter Smith, W. K. Weir and John
MeMeheci, elders. Messrs. McPherson,
of Toronto, and Bolin, of Penis, were
present and were invited to sit as oorrem
pending rembers. The tall to Rev, R.
F. Cameron, of North Beetbope, frc.rn
Georgetown and Limehouse, in the Pres-
bytery of Toronto, wee accepted by him.
very strong plea Was put in by bis
congregation to retain hie servine. Mr.
Cameron believed his work in the future
lay in the larger and border field. Hie
trenelation was granted, to take effect at
the end of March. Mr. Ouwen, of
Shakespeare, was appointed interim
moderator of the session. The Preeley-
tery. *else* its sympathy with the
oongregetioe and expressed ite sense of
the loss it sustained in the removal of
Mr. Cameron. Mr, Ferguson was s,p•
pointed treasurer of the Presbytery in
plane of Mr. Cameron, resigned, The
Presbytery expressed sympathy with the
principle of enlarging the powers of
synods, but could not disclose the details
of the **ler owing to a depleted Pres
bytery. Dt1170a0 Stewart, of North Baste
hope, wee appointed to represent the
Presbytery on the *famines of bills and
overtures at the synod in Hamilton.
Presbytery adjourned to meet on the
stoned Tuesday of May in Roux thumb,
Stratford.
Brussels Seli.001 Board.
The regular meeting of the Publio
Spinel Board was held in the Board
room on Friday evening. Members
Present. D. 0. Rees, Jae. Turnbull, J, G.
Slone and le, Leatherdale.
Minutes of last meeting react and pass-
ed. Anounte were presented as follows :
-Wm Riley, tvood, 317.50 Geo. Calder,
wood, 324 00 ; Robb. Ithedden, weed
327.00 ; W. H. Kerr. printing, $2 50.
Moved by 3, G. Skeine, noontime by R.
Leatherdale that above thounts be p kid.
0 arried.
Moved by J. G. Slone, seconded by
JasTurnbull that 3250 be borrowed
from Standard Bank for three months to
ametpurrent expenditure. Carried.
The Auditors' Report was read and
ordered to be published for, a week, in
the local papers.
The report for attendance for February
is as follows :-
Dept. On Roll Av. Att,
1 62 38
2 46 41
3 42 39
4 43 37
6 & 6 61 67
Board *jeer)]* after discussing the
feel situation.
HOW IT seitnium.
The first paoltage of Rem Reid Km
infallible Pile oure) that was put out
went to a emelt town in the efitate of
Nebraska.
It Made the oure Of a case of Piles that
was aormidered hopelese.
The news spread and although this
was only two years ago the demand
prompted Dr, J.13. Leonhardt, of Lin.
00111. Neb., the demoverer, to prepare it
for general use. Now it is being gent to
ati Dante ot
It will oure any one of Piles. There
Is a month's treatment in oath bet,
Sold for 3100 with absolute guarantee.
It is for nee by drugging,
Sold in /3ruseele by Jae. Fox,
Ontiteediteett News'.,,
Berlin bas another timer farm ease on
ile hands,
Brockville *dome officers seized 3800
or $900 worth of ernogeled silk.
henry J. Finkle, of Woodetook, will be
appointed postmaster of that (eV.
I,ou Todd, who has been teller of the
Sovereign Bank, at Milverton, Ina been
promoted as manager at Claremont,
Lea Seholee, the Cahadisto and Nation:
al amateur earth:ran, *emcee that he
will go to Henley this year. He is now
in training,
enSn intervievv, Sir Marin Hibbert
Tepper, M. P. for Panne, and at present
residing in British Columbia, armouring
hie retirement from polities. In the
nurse of the interview Sir Bibbed
vigorously attacked the Government's
treatment of British Cohn:Oda,
Owing to the prosperity of the Week,
the demand for lomber is unprecedented
in the Lake of the Woods dietrict, Mr.
Merge*, Crown Lando agent at Rat
Portage, reporting to the departtnent,
stated that the out would be one•third
target than last year. The amount of
lumber cut in the Rat Portage and Kee.
vsatin mills will be about 100,000,000 end
at Rainy River, 90,000,000, There bae
been a proportionate increase in ties,
telegraph poles and finer poste, There
Et ri great *deity in all railway theipliee,
and all people in the dietriet are eagerly
looking for the doming of the Grand
'Perik whioh OOiIl came gent
development in the distriote,
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MAK, 17, 1904
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Mr. Taylor bas introdneed a bill in the
Legislature to compel harden to wear
red coats and ups or similar diatinpaith•
log merlin.
A Toronto man le mentioned for the
Presidency of the reorganized "Soo"
oompany, with T. J. Drummond Re Vice.
President.
Sir William Von Borne and other rail.
way and finnoial magnates conferred
with U. S. Seerethey of War Taft mord.
ing the ponibilitlee of steam and eleotdo
railway developutente iu the
A rather important Memo woe an•
nounoed Met week from Owen Sound.
The R. J. Doyle Man nfaoturing Cora -
patty have assigned to B. Jackson of the
game place. The company manufactured
paints and varnishes, and did it large
baainese.
The on ferry Chuang() running be.
tween Conneaut port and Rondeau'Care
*a, caught fire off the bather ab Con.
neat on Friday morning of last week
and burned to the waters edge. The
engineer was taken off fatally burned,
Re says four men periebed in the hold,
The rest of the new snap*,
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of Wink=
Cameron, late of the village of Bens.
sole, in the County of Huron, gentle.
man, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 329,
that alt creditors and others having Manua
agaiuet the estoto of the Bald William Oen.eron, W110 died on or about the twenty -see.
cod Say of Pehruary, 1004. are ,regaired on
or before the first day of Apr13,3904, Leptod
by poet pre-naid, or deliver to W. M. Sin-
clair, of the Village of Brussels, In the Oonn-
ty of Huron, Solicitor for Charity Cameron
and Alexander ft traohno, Executrix anti
Executor of the last will and testament of
the said William Cameron, deceased, their
Christian and autuateeR, addresses and dee.
captions, the full particulars of their
claims, the statemeet of their aecounts and
the nature of the securitiea, if any, held by
thern. And further take noture, that atter
such last mentioned date tbe said Execu-
tors will proceed to distribute .the assets of
the decietood anions the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the 51010,08 00
which they shall then have notice and the
said Execubora will not be liable for the
Gild assets, or any part thereof, 00 501' en -
sou or persons, of whose claims notice
shall not have been received by them at
the time of seal distribution.
Dated the 1st day of alarob, 1004,
W. M. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor for the ,Exeoubors.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
QIIORT HORN YEARLING
Bulifor sale, red In oolor awl brad
from latprize stook, Lot 23, Con. 18, Grey.
J. D. blatant, Proprietor, Oranbrook P. O.
ROB SALE -LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon, North-west limner
William and Albert streets, Brussels.
49-tf Z. Lsosis,
jJ ONEY TO LOAN. -$25,000.
..1.5.11 We have the 4130V0 5,001001 of pri-
vate funds to loan 00 0501 estate mortgages
at 99 and 5 per cent. Easy terms of re -pay..
matt and (meta of loan moderate.
PROIIDFCCT, RAYS ds SLAM,
Barristere, &u., Gcolsrleb,
Q THORO' BRED SHORT HORN
eJ nulls for sale. One is 1 year old and
the other two younger, Also several regist-
ered Cows and Balers. Apply to JAMES
SPEIlt, Lot 80, Oon, 6, Morrie Twp., or Bros -
eels 0. 52.11
STOCK FOR SERVICE
nERICSEIIRE BOAR FOR SER
0100,-Tlie undersigued w111 keep for
service at 171 Lot 17, Oen, 7, Morrie, a there'
bred Berkehire Boar, bred by 'W. B. Dar -
ham, York Lodge, East Toronto., Pedigree
may be 8000 00 application Tams, 81.00,
with privilege of returning if imeassary.
2841 JAS. NIOELOL, Proprietor,
License District
OF TBE
Bast Riding of Huron.
To the Tavern -keepers and Others
whom it may Concern:
NOTICE la hereby given that
Application fox Licenses
for the sale of Minors in the Emit Riding of
Enron, !or the Limner) Year of 1004-1001,
robtell commences on the 1st doe, or May
next, will be rooeived by tho undersigned
from the present dabs up to
Friday, April 1st, 1904
hnusive, Applicants must furnish rho
11/L20 OR of two good and 'sufficient suretioe as
bondsmen at the time of making appfica-
Moe. Any applicant tor a new Beene° must
furnish a certifleato signed by a majority of
tee (floater* entitled to vote ab elections for
the Legislative Assembly in the Polling
Sub -division in which the premises sought
to be licensed nre mtnated, and the said
=jolty must. include at least one-third of
the sold steams, who ars at the time of
such applieetion residents within the said
Polling Sub -division.
3200, 0. M/DLIElt, Inspector.
Jamestown, March ail, 1004,
WANTE
A mat to repreent eauseee's Gaga -
EST NI:meanies" in the town of Bennie
and surrounding orientate and take orders
for
OUR HARDY SPECIALTIES
lis Trait Trees, Small Fruits,
Ornamentals, Shrubs, Roses,
Vines, Seed Potatoes, &e,
Ste* One to name and free from leen
Jose Smile, A, permanent) poeition for
the right man on either salary or
eoromiesiou.
Stone & Wellington
PONTfitrore NtrasEmiss
00 ens over 800 Acme
TO KONTOt - ONTA ItIO
REAL ESTATE.
1.11ARDI TO RENT, BEING LOT
A. 20, Con, 10, Oreg. Tbero eTO 100110280,
20 under cultivation, Apply to 30011500 F.
REDMOND, on the promisee, or Moment(
P. 0. 2141
TAIARAI FOR SALE CONTAIN.
O Me 00 aoreit, being North balms of
Lobe 15 and 10, eon, 1, Grey, Clomfortable
Irmo house, bank born, orehard, as, Only
4 tulles from Moleeworth. Good locality
and floe !nada runnedlabe possession. If
rem isnot eold by 510 10! mouth ib will he
routed if suitable tenant offers For far-
ther partioulars Apply to or write
Iii•tt W. 51. KERR, Brunets,
(4.00D FARM FOR SALE:-
71be **reigned offers for sale bar
excellent form, located oe 0011, 10, Grey
township, and containing 193 'acres. There
is a comfortable frame cottage, bank ham
good driving reed, ordinate Sze., on the
premises. I, arm is well &anal and fended.
It is also well watered by the river Mait-
land and an Invaluable Spring. Convenient
to n3arket, school and churches, F02 orlon,
terms and Other particulars 'tinny on the
promisee, or if by letter to UM. T. GAL.
DER, Proprietress, Oraubnookp. 0, 6011
nil ACRE BARK FOR SALE,
t„.1 being Lot 11, Con. A, Graf' town.
ehip. 80 notes cleared, balance bush. There
is a good house, bank barn, online, en.
Won foutied aud farm in good condition ; 26
aurae of Fall wheat tn, 8 miles from Brus-
sels; only 4 of a ;mile from (Mural and
11 fillies from sobool, iossession could
be given to snit the purohaser. For fur.
Cher particulars as to price, tams, dm., ap-
ply on the premises to A. 000E, Proprie-
tor, or at Tun Poo, Brussel°, 21.00
T. FOR SALE. - 360
acres flrbb'ebose land In the Township
of Grey -bot 16, Coe, 14, I00 caret; Lot 17,
Clon 14,100 acres ; and Wi Lot 18, Oen. lc
SO acree-260 acres. All In excellent oonli-
tion with fIrst.olass building,; Wok house
with all modern conveniences, and WO
bauk barn, root and straw house. stablee,
As. Well watered, From 86 to 40mores of
good hardwood bush, Lot 10, Oen. 18, con.
tainIng 100 sores of Arst-eless land, good
frame house and large bank barn nearly
now. The property can be sold io two or
three parcels to suit purchasers. Terms
Also a commodioue dwelling noose
and lot in Biuseels, For Nailer partiou-
Jars apply to the owner on the promisee,
LA:GOBLIN MoNISIL, or to J.NQ. 1,160101111,
130LIBeele. 21-11
BRUS SEL S
HO SE FAIRS
The Regular Monthly Horse Fairs will
be held as follows :-
TelleRSDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1904
MARCE 3rd, 1904
APRIL 7th, 1904-
8. number of leading looal and foreign
buyers will he in attendenoe,
Pardee wishing to sell live stook of any
desoription, or other ohaftern, by Emotion,
at snob 'Fairs, eon have the ear* attend-
ed to by communicating with the *der.
signed before date nt Fair,
F. S. SCOTT, Clerk.
STILL IN THE
OLD STAND
While we are not given much
to puffing up our business in the
public print we desire to thank
our numerous customers for the
hearty support accorded no in
1908, and to state that we aro
still in the old stand ready to
attend to their wants,
Wood work repairs promptly
attended to and all departments
of blacksmithing, with a specialty
made of Hors&shoeing and Job-
bing. As we have spent 18 years
in Brussels we think we are cora-
patent to understand the wishes
of the public to a good extent,
Call and see us.
S. T. PLUM
Thomas street, Brussels,
McCaughey Block
nomember
our Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Harrowa,
Cultivatore, Drills, etc., are not Quelled
by any in the market,
If You are in, Ned
of any Farm requisite we have it at
RIGHT:price,
This is the Place
for rare values in Clutters aad Sleighs,
Henna, Cream Beperatore, Pulpere,
Weisberg Rod Wringers.
To Come
inetiven onr Stook and get) our Pelees
ia your Golden Opportunity it you are a
tiller of the soil,
Wagons, Buggies, Hay Loaders, Forks
and Sling'', Windmills, Tread Peewees,
Entities °Otters, &O., baadled in sawn,
Neil S. IVIcLauchlin,
AGENT.
CONFEDERATION LIFE
Association
Are you Insured ?
If not the Confederation Life Association is
ready to present a proposition that cannot fail
to interest you.
Business in force $86,687,383.0
Guaranteed Capital and Assets,10,568,858,83
Gash Income, 1903 1,595,768.68
W.,c. suonorm, &Jimmy.
J. K. edeoDozenn, Managing Direntorr,
ANNUITIES.
The Confederation Life Aseernetion deeireelto drawithe
attention of the public to the advantages which may be
enured by the parelmee of an Annuity. Thes is a meths
by which a person loan, by the immediate payment of a
capital sum, secure a guaranteed income either 1005 limited
term or for the full term of life. More espeoially is 10 the
best method for persons somewhat advanced in years and
having no corm dependent; on them to:makerabsolutely Gore
00 501 income for Me.
Whole Lite, Joint Life and Survivorship Annuities are
granted by the Ass001461011 05, tnoei favorable tams,
rHE 'NEW ACCUMULATION POLICY
Contains no orteditions as to residenee,:travel or orsoopation.
I0 has but one condition, and that ,is ,that the premieres
shall be peed,
51 guarantees Dictended rnearanee for the full amount of
the pones', or a Poicemp Policy os a Nab Surrender
Valle after 3 years,
Tt gueranten Otteh Loam after 8 yearn,
Zi eminent% Liberal Instalment Options,
It allows 80 deem' gran in payment of Renewal Premiums,
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W. H. KERR, Local Agent
Brussels
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