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TORONTO, ONS'.
cannot supply the dammed made newt
it by buei,ete men, Why ? heuause
tib for high-grade work le
wour reputation r ig g
otil known and $. protect this rae-.l
Cation. This to n inter i Te tlra. Digit -
est
'Standing. ey lllfer 'Term opens
Jen. 2nd. Catalogue 1'r°o• i
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. I,p
00Ar YONG0 AND ALESANDER STs.
kt-
MEDICAL CARDS.
TR. R. A. BURNS -
JJ
Successor to Dr. J. A. MCNaugIdon
ltrutstls, Ontario
Graduate of Polyclinic) Poet Graduate
SchoolofMedicine and Surgery, New York
Member of Oollege of Physicians and Sur,
geon0 of Ontario.
Office and .residence same a0 formerly oc-
cupied by Dr. MloNaugbtou.
Dlaeatee of women a epeoialby.
'Phone No. 21.
BUSINESS CARUS.
'M ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 BBB
1Vi cent. F.B. 60OTT, Bruesele_
,x'7 H. MoORACKEN--
V V • Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Of -
foe at Grocery, Tnrnborry street, /instals.
'ARMS FOB SALE -THE UN
DERsreNED nae several good Farms f of
gale and to rent, easy terms, in Townahipt
of Morris and Grey. F S. 800TT,Brueselo
C. 0, 3'.
Court Princess Alexandria, No.24, 0.0. h'.,
Brussels, meets in their Lodge Room, Blalocn tdud enlast ppfas-
eeauhmonth at8 o'clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome. JAB. BURGESS, 0.21.
A. N. MELLISH, it. S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAM1
IN8URAN011,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
• BBB, will sell for better prices, to
bettor men in. less time and less chargee
than any other Auctioneer in End Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
pap always be arranged at ,lila °Moe or by
personal application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE - 014T,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
n able. Sales arranged d for
Terms roaso g
at the offioo of THE Poem, Brussels. 221!
VETERINARY.
GA. CUNNINGHAM-
• Honor Graduate et the Ontario Vet-
erinary college, is prepared to treat all dlo•
eases of demeetioated animal's •10 a compet-
ent manner. Particular attention void to
Veterinary Dentletry and Milk Fever. Gape.
promptly attended to. °Moe andlnSxmary
-Four doors North of bridge, Ournberry et.,
Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
ASB. MACDONALD-
Aosrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc,
Successor to G. F. Blair. Office over Stan-
dard Bank. Brussels. Solioltor for Metro-
politan Bank,
NM. SINCLAIR-
e Barrister, Solieltor, n0on8eyanoer,
Retest, Public, deo. Office -B tewart's Block
2 door North of central Hotel,
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
ptBOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
BARRISTERB,UB ,II I1101tS, NOTARIES
W. 11110011110011,20.0. 1i. 0, Hats
G. F, 13LAm.
Offileo-Those formerly occupied by Masers
Cameron & Holt,
Go/match, 00241100.
DENTISTRY
DR, R. P. FBILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and ['iret•o1a0e Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. ()Moo.
nett to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS,
e/tfitiliid,CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
MARE torn LIFE A Staines, Yon
can if you will. Our oonrooe whish
are up-to-date and practical will quell-
. fy1ou in the shortest pooelbid time,
Ail our gqraduates secure good osl.
nWgta. mpcattene
tiothans. wd pean at mootr. Thinorn a9eplinbpl the
gained a oonti0entel reputation for
thoroughness, Write 100001) bonutifel
oatalog0e, it will interest you, You
may enter at anytime,
ELLIOTT & ylof,AOHLAN,
Prinoipafe,
ILE I. �i=fift* i tr4 1= r3
..�mvmaw,W
GRAIN
01-10P. C NG
The undersigned beg leave
to notify the farming O0U 5Puuity
that they ore BOW ready to do
all hinds of Uraiu Chopping and
Crushing atlowest rates.
All
work will be promptly and care-
fully attended to.
Thu.ell Bros.
Mill at Electric Light Building.
Huron County Council,
[0ontioned from page 4]
11111)01120 Or 0011111201118,
EDSOATIUN.
In refareaae to oommaniaation of
Uountiee of Leeds said Grenville asking
(20180Oit 00 petition Legie:eters 8011101)8100
grouts to common wheels of Ontario,
we recommend that it be supported..
The oer1ified immune of Public) Sodom
Iuepeot0re Tum and Robb, relative to
Enersuoe Examinations held in their
inapeatorates, were examined, also as.
00(0110 of Contiflaatioo (Maria work fur
the 0o. received from Deputy Minister
of Edeoatiou, exacconed. Recommend
that both be published in minutes.
Letter from Inspeot00 Chisholm, of
Brunn Oo., to Iuspeetar Robb of East
Huron, relating to the gra010 to Union
S. S. between the two counties. We
reOommead that the Flame be filed,
It GARDINER, Chairman.
118880121YE 005ID11220EE.
Teachers were reoeived for metal ceiling
for the 008rt room of Court boos,
from W. R. Pinder, Cues. Lae, J. H,
Worded, Howells, Chae. Harper, A.
Silage', D. tlanroe. We reaommena the
tender of Mr. %Vorsell be a eepte4.
Pattern to be eeleated and work done
under the direction of Robt. McLean ane
%he 0 ark. We re00mnie114 the tender
of painting wood work and papering of D.
Meares be aueepted, W. hloOresih to be
.oepeotor, H. SPAciiIAN, 010lrm811.
MOW, 1)00111102110.
In reference to letter from Sanitarium
for Ooneamptivee, we recommend that it
be laid over to January Bearden. In
petition from the 0o. of Norfolk we re
oornrnend the Warden Rud Clerk be
,tathoriaed to sign the same. This
referred to the County Council Act. Re.
deeding the committal papers of Florence
Brown, we recommend the same be ,' !ed.
In regard to the circular from the
Ontario Municipal Association, we re.
0ommeed no motion.
J. T. Omuta, Chairman.
DR. SHAW'S REPORT.
I bag to submit the report of the Phy
efaian of the House of Refuge for thio
year. The tucceesed a000mmodatioa bee
enabled us to keep the house in a mach
better 00n11ary 001 111100 ail emit inmate
boo now mob more air space in the
aleepi05 wards. It is vary noticeable in
the hospital where the sleeping room
servee as flying rooms, The managed
number of flambe this year is due to a
larger number of inmates and also that
e number of inmates who were admitted
in a dying condition died a few days
after their entrance. We performed
saveraloperations daring the year and
all patients did well. There has been
one birth during the year. The armee of
death were 2 from epilepsy, 4 from
apoplexy, 8 from Danner, 2 by accident, 1
from pht11ysie,.1 from Bright's disease, 1
from pneumonia tollowieg broken leg
and 1 from old age, Average age way
71 years. During the 12 months I had
1189 oases, necessitating 78 visite, all of
%%Muth is respectfully submitted.
00. 000I0II09IONE11'O REPORT.
I herewith submit my report, It son.
twine ea a000nnt of the orders issued,
their uumber and amuaot and portions
to whom paid. The ooutraots that were
awarded by your Council last January
have been completed in goad time. The
Morriebenk and Luoknow bridges are
saciefaotority completed. Bridge South
of, Amberley is not finished in a'wok kman•
tike meaner and I have retained $260 of
the e0ntraot prise until your honorable
body wept the 812001ure. I saw the
bridge on Nov, 23rd and ordered some
repairs which have eivae been carried
sot end the bridge will no doubt be of
sufficient strength to carry gibe traffic
The MoOano and llforrieon bridges Oil
the boundary between Perth and Enron
°aunties hove been aomptetod 8ati0.
faaloriiy, These bridges have concrete
floors and $25 has been retained from
McCann Coitlr8000 price by eaoh Oo. no
til floor hue been thoroughly tested 00
door wag pat down late in season and
may have been slightly damaged by
frost. The Stanlake bridge ever the
Aux Bauble river on the boundary be.
tween Hay and Stephen, has been aom•
plated and ie a &lit.olass job. With re-
gard to Bayfield bridge imamate work I
have riot measured It np yet but, will re.
poet oei the name at the next meeting,
Considerable repairs have been done this
season. 1 think it adviaabte to plana
the following bridges under °entreat to
be rebuilt as early 88 possible in 1906,
Jamestown, Day's, Forsyth's, Belgray.
and Zetland. The total expenditure was
317095.70. JNo. ANSLEY,
Co. Engineer.
ROAD AND BRIDGE 0012111022280,
We would advise that eugineer'a report
be aaoepted and printed in minute%
would advise that no more money be paid
to the Huron Bridge Co. for bridge
known as the Anatomies, bridge
until centre of earns is raised to a proper
level a000rding to epeatfloatious and that
Bridge 0o. be notified to that effect. We
advise the building of the following
bridg00 in the Co. next year, tendons to
be °ailed for Jemmy 80801018 :-The
Jamestown bridge, 1 spas, 110 feet clear ;
Day'0 bridge at Wroxeter, 1 span, 120
feel ; Poreyth's bridge, 2i miles North of
Breesels,1 span of 20 feet. All bridges
Id be of iron with 0000re10 ablltmebte.
Root/bowed that the advioe of one Co.
Iingineer be taken with referenda to email
bridge at Bothnia that it be renewed out
of tutrbee taken out of ofd bridges, if
poeeible, when these contraote to be lot
are ootopleted. Advise that 8/e of R. B.
Ansley ba arrack mit' 'f the report se we
ooneider it to bo part of engineor'o work
after ovoidal Brent has been made. With
reterenoo to delegtelian from eleKil10p on
bonadaryibridgee, tee Sen0mmeod the
matter be loft 00tir to January aeceton es
particulars troin Perth Co, will then be
ascertained, Recommend that in all
oonorete work no atone be seed larger
than would pass through a 8 tech ring,
Io ea paeo should there be deviation from
.peolfloatious. In referonoe 10 motiou
et kleoere. MoLeen end McKenzie es to
the lengthening o! Port Albert brisge 11
UB lett to the e eel tlrat"DR of thea Cunnoil
With reference to olefin of Nettle d.
Looby would ouggeet that the name of
L. hardy, of Exeter, along with the Co,
engineer, take measeremente and report
At J e next 1111 6800(00.
e
D.OANTELON, IJhnirmnu.
Supplementary report. -We have son•
oidered the Byelaw from Howlett rela-
tive to Wooing road. It appears the
2unleipal Aot hue been complied with
Cid 08 no opposition le offered 50 re0rm•
mend that a By.law be passed ooufirming
the same.
REPORT OF THE KEEPER OF 200 HOUSE
OF 011F000,
I beg to submit the following report of
oropa grown on Indestriel Farm during
,year 1906 :-.280 burl. oats, 22 bus. beaus,
495 bus. mangolde, 80 hue. sets carrots,
'20 boo. garden carrots, 40 bus. table
turnips, 18 bus. plume, 24 tons of hay,
200 bead of oabbaga. 28 tone of auger
sr
beats, 810 bus. barley, 95 sue, onions, 225
bus. field turnips, 6 bee. tomatoes, 19 bus.
garden beets, 20 bue, parsnips, 316 bee.
potatoes, 1800 quarto red raspberries, 8
barrels apples, All of which is rasped.
tally submitted, D. Fa01101, Keeper,
11000E OF 011110011 0011101088118.
We visited the Hoose twine since our
lest report, August 8rd and Deo, tat, At
first meeting we met to ooneider the
pnrobase of the ne0008ary furniehioge
for the new part. We found some of the
window obadee and ',baits in the old
building worn out and decided to pur-
chase 5 dozen window ebadee, 6 dozen
kitchen chairs, *dozen arm abaire,'l doz.
single iron bedeteade, 7 tab'ee, 3 doz
double blauketo, 100 union ahem and }
doz. ooverlete. Accounts for the above
may be seen in the In0peator'e report
and will show a total of 3585 69. Shell,
ing has beau put in the operating room
and 000k'e pantry slid is eatisfaotory.
An agreement is made with the Clinton
Eleatrio Light Co, for 10 years to furnish
light for the whole building for 3150 per
annum. The (Heck was inetruated to
attend to the insurance on the new
building and reports that 37,000 riot( be
effected. The imminent Noe, 151 to210,
inalasive, were audited and amounted to
39647.24 and were quite eatiafaotory.
We examined tenders for bread and
groceries and accepted the tenders of J.
tV, Irwin for groceries and H. Bartliff for
bread. On Deo. lot we found 91 inmates
in the Houee. The crowding in the old
building is relieved sod the new part is
about all 000upied. We ooneider there.
fore that it was well that the addition
was erected and ready for occupation
early chic year. We feel eaflefted with
the ma0agemeot of the House and farm
and consider those in charge deserve
credit for the care of so many inmates.
Joo. Dinaley is again au i1mete. He has
aoroe money and ioeuracee which will be
used for his mainteoanee. We instruct.
ad the Olerk to aommonioate with the
officers of the Children's Aid Sooiety of
this Co. about the child in the House so
that he may be placed in a home with
some good family. We recommend that
the entrance on the East gide of the
House be protected to prevent aoow drift.
ing into baaemeut door. The annual re•
porta of the Inapeotor, Physician and
Keeper of the House of Refuge will be
presented. H. SPACEMAN, Chairman,
INSPECTOR OF 00081 OF 1(112200.
To the Warden and Coattail of the Go, of
Huron :
Gentlemen ; - The Inappeotor of the
House of Industry sod Refuge of the
County of Huron respectfully promote
the following to hie report for the year
ending 80th November, 1905: Total no.
of inmates admitted einem opening of
House, 307 ; no. of inmates on 1st of Deo.
1904, 81 ; no. admitted for first time
during year, 31 ; no. re•adrnitted after
5 ; 130. born in House during the year, 1 ;
no. of deaths daring the year, 15 ; no,
absconded during the year, 2; no. die•
charged daring the year, 6 ; no. of
inmates in Hoose on let Deo, 1905, 91 ;
no. of males, 57 ; no, of females, 34.
Admitted during the year from several
municipalities as follows : MoRillop 2 ;
Goderioh township 2 ; Howlett 3 ; Grey
1 ; Uaborne 2 ; Morrie 2 ; Hallett 1 ;
West Wawanoeh 1 { Stanley 2 ; Stephen
1. 'Towns and villages-Olinton 6 ; Sea.
Meth 2 ; Wirgham 1 ; Exeter 4 ; Wrox
eter 1, Natiouolity of inmates admitted
during the year -Scotland 2 { Ireland 2 ;
England 10 ; Welee 1 ; Germany 3 ;
Oanede 13 ; no. of days' board of inmates
80950 ; no. of days' board Keeper's
family and help 900 average no. of
inmates daring the year, 844; average
no. with Keeper's family and help added,
874 ; total expenditure on Boase and
Perm, 35926.50 I add value of provieiono
Bargains
IN
MILLINERY
Ready -to -Wear Hats
GOING AT LOW PRICES
MOD AS
25c,35c, /1Oc
As I am going out of Ladies'
Coats and Mantles Special Re-
ductions will be made to clear
out the stook.
Intending p fiolia0ers will find
it to thele advantage to pall.
Mrs. McKin1a
and fuel on band 101 Deo., (904, 31214.23
tatmlexpenditure, $7041 76. Deduct per.
moment imerevewents and capital
memento, 3808.77 ; pprotinae sold during
'1902, 3560.00; provisions, products, new
'clothing anti fuel on hand let Deo, 1006,
at per inventory, 51640 27 ; unexpired
insur0uoe. 3200 ; received from paying
inmates, $169; total $276804. Amnnrtt
expected for eupp0rt of inmates 34278.•
71 ; average expense per inmate per day,
18 80 ole ; average weekly expenditure
per inmate, 900 ; the expendil ire o0
Hunee and Farm 0000110ta i0 08 fullutan :
et a
oapitat acn°aut, $280,68 { p m net1t
improvements, 322.14 ; hired help, house
end farm $94.88 ; etpok and implements,
3180 00 ; 001arlee, Inapeotor, Keeper and
e� '
Matron, $7001 Nhy tornnil salary and
appliances 3212.91 ; repairs to building
and furniture, $278 ; provisions and
seething, 32684,12 ; fuel and light, 3903,•
77 1 books, postage and etationery, $14 20 ;
insurance, 3216 ; incidental expenses,
3871.85 ; sundry aco0un10 for farm, 364.•
50; total, $5920.50. No amount has
been taken of about 3400 reoeived by the
County from one Divaley, au inmate, for
future mainlainenee,
JOHN TORRANoE, InepeOlor..
00. 000N01L POST SCRIPTS,
It takes an average of $325 per annum
to supply butter for the House of Refuge.
The Co. Valuation will out about
$1200 in round Ogurae, by the time the
report is fully oompieted.
own Cl��oyamQi'N.,�,a,:r.--, wram aaetx... arae ,p,.v'nwnwromo.
Ooeuoiilbr Grieve wail (impelled to go
home before Council couoleded owing to
attltuk of lumbago.
tire, Hugh Spttokmeu, of Exeter, Itae
been an invalid for a long time. pet
o00onnt of her oonditiou Mr, Spellman
left for home on Wednesday night,
Several mombaeo had never paid a I
visit to Brnseels before end were very
agreeably oorprised by the tidy and
prom motive eppeeranee of every thing.
T.111 about men of"weight," you hit
them when you run egatoet Cennaillore
MoLeum, Mu1Soi.ate, Bryans, Morrison,
Ma
Nangbtoa, Uantaloq, loiter sad
othere,
e,
Warden Milier has been busy this Pal
in purchasing bridge timber for the Mo.
Kenzie rr'
& Mann tllwa Ha ate agood
share of it in Northern Ontario, r.
Miller is an old band at this jab,
Go. Committee Carrie ie rem nlly home
from 813 enjoyable trip to the Northwest,
He was well pleased with his visit and
was also maob improved in health. Mr,
00rrie makes a paiuetaking 000001llor,
Tule Posx is pleased to know that a
goodly number of the Go. Oounoillore
support the idea held by the writer that a
perambulating cession of the Council in
December fe of no emelt advantage in
giving the members an acquaintance
with various esetiona of the Go. In Deo.
1906 ibe Northern members ehoald got
ail opportunity of 800ieg Exeter. It'e
the proper neper, gentleman.
REPORT OF COUNTY VALUATORS
To the Warden and Commit of the County of Huron :
GENTLE/LEN,-We bag to agbmlt herewith report of Valuation mads by us in
Sept., Oot., and Nov„ of the pre80111 year.
The difference between our valuations and the values of the Aeseseors are in
many 0(1000 very great and will uo doubt cause more or less dieeatlefaolion, but rye
have endeavored to give equal justice to ell municipalities without respect to North,
South, East or West. Valuations made largely from a waggon may be more or leas
ictaoattrate, but taking the aggregate for each municipality we think they will stand
fair oritioie,n. IVe diatribut'11 the valuations as uniformity as possible over the
several mUnieipeiities so as to cover a fair proportion of all olaeees of property, good,
medium and the poorer ohms, w here 0u01 could be found, also tatting Ina proportion
of the nninrorporated village property in the several Township%, We valued a
greater number of parcels in earth municipality than the law requires, 8% to 10%,
instead of from 5% to 8%, believing that by so doing a better comparison would he
obtained, and all valuations were made before seeing the Assessment Rolle.
There can be no clearer proof of the utter useleseneae of Aseoeement Rolls Oil
they at present stand as a guide 10 equalization, than the fast that the diecrepenoiee
run all the way from 5% degrease under, to 04% inorease over the assessments, A
number of Assessors have tried to comply with the law and Reeeoe property at or
near its cash value while *Deny others have not done so. It ie to be hoped how-
ever that in the future all Assessors will endeavor to assess property as the law
direst%.
We beg to suggest that it world be a great improvement as to comparative
values, especially fu rural municipalities, if the assessments could be made in the
month's of October and November instead of iu midwiuter, when there ie two or
three feet of snow on the ground.
We beg to baud you herewith it detailed statement of valuations made in eeob
munioipaltty in the County, also a summary of eame, trusting that the report
may prove sattefaotory to yourself, the Co. Council, and the public geuerally,
Yours very reepeobfully,
J. LECKIE,
3200. COX, }VALUATORS.
WM. BAWDEN,
MUNIOIPALITY
Ashfield
Colborne
Goderioh Twp,
Grey
Hay
Howiok
Hallett
MuKillop
Morrie
Stanley
Stephen
Tnokeremith
Turnberry
Ueborne
E. Wawon''rh.
W. WAwenoeh
Baydol1
Blyth
Brussels
Clinton
Exeter
Ilermall
Goderioh
Seaforth
W iogbam
Wroxeter
8
Fv
a
95 3 404,050
51. 231,850
84 801,750
113 477,800
92 830,950
137 552,400
78 848,700
84 407,250
77 841,660
72 310,100
105 888,875
77 395,560
65 810,000
69 828,300
48. 222,200
59 285,000
23 28,250
54 81,100
55 91,850
81 184,700
68 95,700
30 47,700
144 272,300
98 168,260
108 202,900
33 46,400
VALUA-
TI0N.
AeSESSBE
VALUE,
$
8.1
INCREASE
OVER W °d
AsoEaa'T A p
PER CENT.
OF DIF-
E/01M n,
261,650 3
209,290
201,000
469,450.
306,225
462,015
257,350
888,500
263,800
287,960
882,900
223,550
251,590
248,550
100,550
229,900
14,180
54,015
97,575
127,405
84,658
43,610
218,200
122,025
167,860
41,422
142,400$
22 060
100,750
8,850
24,720"
90,385
91,850
68,750
77,850
22,150
6,975
72.000
59,010
74,750
81,960
5,100
9,120
7,085
7,295
11,042
4,190
59,100
46,225
86,040
4,978
5,726
54 42/100
10 54/100
50 18/100
18100
8 07/100
19 56/100
85 49/100
20 81/100
29 51/100
7 68/100
1 56/100
22 25/100
28 46/100
80 07/100
11 86/100
2 22/100
64 54/100
18 72/100
5 87/100
5 78/100
18 08/100
9 68/100
27 72/100
37 88/100
20 87/100
12 02/100
Totals
955 36,725,675 05,650,070 31,081,880 3 5,725
FALL CATARRH.
Disease 1prevnlent( Now But Cell be
Quickly /lured with 1lyomel.
A great many people suffer more
with oatarrb during the Fall menthe
tban at ally other semen o! the year,
the ohangee In weather seeming to
have a bad effect upon the disease.
Some of the cures made by Hyomei
Seem marvelone when one remem•
here that the patients bad suffered
from catarrh 01008 childhood and
that for years they bad been unable
to get a good night's Bleep, on c0.
count of the dieagreeable tickling
end dropping at the beak of the
throat paused by thio offensive die -
ease, A few day's treatment with
Byomei brought viols relief, and its
ooninued use made a complete and
looting cure.
By breathing Hyomei through the
pocket inhaler that (tomes with every
outfit, all the air passages of the
lunge and throat are filled with air
laden with Nature's own remedies
for the euro of catarrh. A11 disease
germs are killed, and the irritated
mations membrane ie healed.
The oomplete outfit ooete but
$1.00, extra bottles 50 dents, Com,
pare this email expellee with the fees
obarged by apeoialiste.
It you cannot obtain Hyonei of
your dealer, it will be forwarded by
mail, postage paid, 08 receipt of
prioe. Write today for oonsnitatioo
blank that will entitle you to servioea
of our median! department without
charge. The R. T. Booth Company,
11yomei Bonding, Itbaoa, N. Y.
John Mulhall was naught in attempting
t0 wane from Belleville jail;
Mro John Sexton, on aged widow of
St. Catharines, was Mood dead oa the
floor of her kitchen:
Robert Wiieon,a well to do farmer,
wee found dead near Biota, from where
he started 00 drive borne alone. '
Rev, Dr. S. E. Roes, of Hamilton, has
aooepted en invitation to became coater
of
the new dethodiet thumb 0n Broad•
way avenue, Winnipeg,
The TTari0f Commi