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TJIU1 sS.DAX, JUN..T' 18, 1901,
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NilR(1N 00, COUNCIL,
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Connell met on Tpeeday afternoon,
pursuant to adjournment, the Warden in
the chair and all the membere vita..:—
Meseta. Bowman, Connolly, Cantelen,
Chambers, Ferguson, Saye, Mote, Holt,
Il;err, Lockhart, Lamont, Miller, MoLean,
'!'atterepn, Spackman and Torrance, in
attendance.
Minutes of last day's enseion of 7 eaetn•
bet meptiug read and confirmed.
Warden Holt addressed the Uounpil in
reference to matters regarding the Trete•
niter's securities and stated that the
lineation would be reported upon iu full
by the proper Committee.
Oommcnioation read from Sas. Mit.
obeli, President of the Childrene' Aid
Sooiety asking for a grant. One from
Andrew Scott asking for grant ,to Bruce.
field Public Library. Tenders for coal
for Co. buildings and for stationery were
presented, all sent to EXeoutive Commit-
tee.
Letter from W. Prondfoot caking for
mere ebelving for Law Library in Court
House. Sent to Co. Property Committee.
Petition from Trustees of S. S. No, 8,
Goderiob townehip asking that oertaiu
tote be left in their seotion and requesting
an Arbitration. Sent to Education Com.
mlttee.
A number of aoaounte were referred to
°the Finance Committee.
' Moved by Mr. Spackman, seconded by
Mr. Connolly that Council adjourn until
Wednesday at 10 a. m.
WADNE0DAY I1301INING'6 0000I00.
Council met at 10 o'clock. Minutes
read and passed.
The following letter wee road from Mr.
Chamberlain, Inepeotor of Prisons, Tor-
onto.—Wm. Lane, Go. Clerk t I enclose
a army of e. report made to the Lieut.
Governor ae to. the oondition of the apart.
menta need by the Jailer and hie family.
Yon will observe by the Statutes that it
will be necessary, at yonr nextmeeting,of
the Connell to appoint a Special Commit-
tee to confer with me and make arrange-
ments se to the repairs and alterations
thatmay
be neaeesary remedy
the
Y
to
will
see
the
t pointed out. Yonby
defeats
Aot that thee ehaald be done eo that the
Committee can report to the Connell.
Upon receiving notice from yon that the
Council has appointed each Committee I
will meet with them while in session in
order that they may be able to report to
the Council. Your obedient servant,
T. F. CHAMBERLAIN,
boas taxes average about 112 a year.
A delegation from (ioderic'i unci Col-
borne townships relative to the building
of it new bridge aver the Maitland rivet
on Riollpondarywoe heard, The petition
oontaipad 370 demos in ita favor. Count
Oil was addressed by Memo, Burns,
?dunning and Merrill, Bridge would re.
quire to be about 300 feet long. Referred
to Road and Bridge Committee.
Qonnoil adjourned until 10 a. m, There.
flay on motiou of Kowa. B outman and
Miller,
Report to the Lieut. Governor was as
follows :—I beg to report to yen for the
information of the Lieut.Governor (in
e accordance with R. S. O.1897, Cap. 321,
Sec. 24,) that the accommodation for the
Keeper of the Jail at Goderich, Co.
Huron, is insufficient for himself and
family ; oleo that it is unsanitary and
dangerous to health no sccoant of im-
proper ventifation, tbe bnildiag being too
low under ground ; also that the con-
810001fa0 of the rooms for the nue nd. tae y--„mAx i=1•E182:0017..
family is very inconvenient. I have ,
tregaeotly caned the attention of the Ca. The Connell met at 2 o'clock. All the
Council to the above fa,••t_ bot DO anion member- preaen . 1 room, Morns, an May 27th. Members
has beeen taken. T. F. ChambErlain •-5 e..-haatf; mmittee reaerl wae
J
2=4w Mr Ens m rt cater- all praaaot
exceptMr. Code. The mem-
thTonconot m,
aneniGs dn J3,i zeae ._a ren m• Fr£a asIc G m 5;ee anadecGaau ^il { ts^_ ree0nt subscribed the oath required
eTGo._prereyfbybF statute. Appeals were dieporeed of ae
rf an aa- }follows :—Edward Garvin, assessment
msnd;id twat tb G - oTi ;= t=e _ _ : •' W. pt, lilt 30, Con. 7, was
t'110atnp4Y 00011111110.
Council met at 10 o'clea t, Minutes of
Mot meeting read and approved.
The report .of the ?donee of Refuge
Committee was read, and with Mr, Fer-
gonon in the their in Committee of the
Whole, the same was adopted without
amendment.
A motion by Messrs. Spellman and
Hoke asked that the Co, Engineer be
authorized to examine the situation of a
bridge over the Bauble river on boundary
of Huron and Lawbton and report at
Deoember Beeston. Referred to Road and
Bridge Committee,
Moved by Me. Miller, eeoouded by
Mr. Ferguson, that a grant of 325 00 be
made to the Boundary of Howiok and
Minto townships on condition that Co,
of Wellington grant a like sum, Sent to
Road and Bridge Committee.
Moved by Mr, Torrance, eenooded by
Mr. Lamont, that the Co, Treasurer
notify 00. Constables of their duty in en-
forcing Co. Peddlers' Bylaw and ask
them to do their duty.—Carried.
Council adjourned until 2 p. m. on
motion of Meeere. MoLean and Hays,
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Dr. Chamberlain, Ioepeotor of Prisons,
met and addressed the Conned relative
to Jailer's residence. An adjournment
was made eo that the membere could
visit tbe jail and have pointed out to
them the proposed plane for improve -
manta.
On Commit resuming tbe report of the
Education Committee was presented ae.
follows :—
In the matter of diepate over 2 lots in
Goderich townehip as to whether they
should belong to B. S. No. 3 or No. 3, we
reoommend that no action be taken.
R. Mreroa, Chairman.
The Connell went into Committee of
the wbole, Mr. Hicks in the their, and
the report was adopted.
be next order
of
Equalization was t
After
Mr. 'o the chair.
b
neiueee M .Hae t
Y
rose n
a long diepdaeioa the Committee ,
change having been made.
Conseil adjourned on motion of Meeere.
Lamont and Torrance.
FRIDAY 1110RNING,
Commit met at10 o'clock, all the mem•
bere present.
The Finance Committee's report was
read recommending the payment of ao•
counts. Jae. Bowman ie the Chairman.
Report of Finance Committee read
with Mr. Cantelon in the chair. It was
adopted botb in Committee and Coen.
oil.
Equalization Committee's report was
read.
On motion of Mears. Lockhart and
Patterson Council adjourned to meet at
2 o'clock.
OOONTY DaarigerX CO01t11T'FEE,
Committee beg leave to report as fol.
'Awe :—We visited the Jail alta ware
pleased to know that only 7 prisoners are
confined thereto. We found Tai' Olean
and du good order. The ROgletry Otiiee
was found in a satiefaetory eonditiou, wo
recommend that front omee be kaleom•
inod. We examined the Celia House
and grounds and found everything in
good order. The shelving a000mmoda.
tion asked for by the Law Library we
recommend that It be atteuded to by the
Warden, We reaoutwOud that the re•
port of the Jailer be printed iu the
minutes. D. CANTaio,, Chairman.
MCAD AND 011100E come 00611.
In the matter of repairs to Graham
bridge wo reoommend that the 0o. Corn.
miaeionerhave it repaired at mule, Re.
pairs to Chambers bridge are reoommend.
ed in oonjgnotion with the Brace Ucmmis.
oioner, In the matter of the petition
asking for a bridge on the Maitland, be.
tween Claiborne and Goderioh, we recom•
mend that the Co. Engineer visit and re-
port as to neoeseity and coat of camp to
this Council at Deoember eeoaiou. On
the advise of Co. Commissioner we
reoommend that a pipe railing be pat ou
what ie known an Bnll'a bridge, making
it a proper height. .In the matter of a
grout of $25 requested by motion of
Meagre. Miller and Ferguson to be expend.
ed on Boundary between Minto and
Howiok we reootnmond that request be
granted. In the matter of motion of
Councillors Spa0kman and Hicks re bridge
on Aux Bauble, we reaummeed the re.
queer be granted. We reeommeod that
the Qommieeioner'e report be printed in
the minutee. Hoon CnAttoeos,
Chairman.
SPECIAL 0atfnIITTAE 1115 0/0LEn'e neeme1108.
Membere — Mesere. Holt, Torrance,
Bowman, Connolly and Kerr. Gentle-
men,—We beg leave to report that, en.
oording to your inetrnatiooe, we met with
Dr. Ohamberlatn, Inspector of Prisons,
relative to better accommodation for the
Jailer, owing to the unsanitary oondition
of present building and ,atter carefully
considering the matter we reoommend,
that a new residence be built, the atone
in a portion of the jail wall and the brick
in cottage to be utilized, construotiou to
be proceeded with as elan ae plane and
specifications are prepared and approved
of by this Connell or a Committee ep•
pointed by it. We also reoommend that
Inspector Chamberlaiu'e report and letter
be printed in the b minutee of the Connell,
of this ease on
i All of which is
.
zeaneot
fully submitted, W. H, KERR,
Chairman.
Mr. Miller took the chair in Commit-
tee and report was paeeed both in Com-
mittee and Connoil.
County Property Committee report was
read and paeeed.
Executive Committee's report was read
Mr. Speakman in the chair, being amen•
dad by asking Warden and Clerk to ask
for new tenders for coal. Report as
amended was adopted by the Council.
Road and Bridge Committee's report
was presented, Mr. Lamont in the chair.
Report was amended by striking out grant
to boundary of Uinta and Howick. Re.
port was carried in Council es amended.
•
Morris Council Meeting, •
Tbe Council met as a Court of Revision
on the Aeaeeement Roll in the Connell
reduced
=settee,Le C0m._. o1_ :f Wi w Re m r 0 i_ ❑ meez,s, .. a_. enomttt, a
this revert, rye r~ .tree aena...-e' sm. talc 'L'. r..: :ori -e*µ:red sa :ha Ga.
the eiarr, and the f-.Sfr +aT—.•. 000000 +. •. o --Coo .EC..
was annoir 0i rr c7.t I O: r ci ..-n- ` r'=raves oy S . Bo_pman, seconded by
bertafn :—'•f • Btal,f tsu, Csµ- 1 Cso't'n0 , heat the Bkites ,olevaogtee in con-
Clealy, Terwee 110 rx and t Warden aN r the e with Rhe building of Jailer'a
Clark was instructed to were to Thrown. residence, Meears. Connelly, Kerr and the
Jailer Griffin reported as felleere — Warden and that they have plans, epeci-
There are k male ptiaonar° in the Jsf1, dm-tic/nee &c., prepared. and. on approval
viz. :—Frank Reid, GreyCa., fax carry. of government aotboritiea that a special
ing fire arms and deaeatrayfng property ; meeting of Council be held to award len-
Robb. Wallace, Tookersmrth, vagrancy ; dare, appoint inspector, &o.—Carried.
J. W. Scott, 'Walkerton,
Wroxeter, horse stealing ; An levitation was read bythe Clerk
Joo. Weir, 'Walkerton, assault ; Otto
Johnston and Ed. O'Brien, both of Kau -
ben
• behalf of Cot. White asking the mem•
eau City, drunk and disorderly. I earn• bere of the Council to attend the Annual
eatly beg of you to take immediate action Camp at London. The thanks of the
in fnrniebing sanitary accommodation Council was recorded for it.
for myself and family, By-laws were paeeed striking the Co.
a e which willbe 11t1 mills tbie year
r t w ch 0 I
Hale
Commissioner A
Co.Com
Report of as compared with 1. Lel mills for 1900 ;
was submitted and sent to Road and P1
Bridge Committee. It was as follows :—
On
• one for the equalization ion of the Co.
I herebyreport account of baeineee On motion of Messrs. Kerr and Ferga•
son (tonna adjourned to meet on the firet
P Uo e
transacted by nee since last January's Tuesday in December in Goderiob.
Council. The contracts authorized have
been duly let. I have agreements end EOEC0TIYE 000.313002•08 •
bonds for the completion of the same. Reported ae followe :--That no action be
The eaperetruoture of the bridge between taken in reference to applioation of grant
Wroxeter and Belmore wee let to the for Baron Old Boys' Aeee. to meet at
Hamilton Bridge Co. and ie to be corn- Clinton on July 6. Recommend a grant
plated in July. The bridge to be built of $15 to Battlefield Public Library. In
on the Boundary of Howiek and Watlaee regard to tenders far poet for Co. build -
was awarded to the Stratford Bridge Ge., inge for 1901. we reoommend that neither
at $554 for superstructure, to be tom• be accepted ae they are too high. 325
plated on Aug. let next. Frank Gott- was recommended as a grant to the
ridge, of Beafortb, has the contract for Children& Aid Aeeo, located at Goderioh.
abutments of both bridgee. At the Joe. CONNOLLY, Chairman.
Graham bridge on the Lake Shore road,
HOUSE 0r R EFn00 COMMITTEE,
Ashfield, there should be concrete walla
GE TLEIIEN — Your Committee met
ra
chew as they N C
erect to protect the o
ed p pp
are in great danger of being destroyed by twice since January session, Feb. 12th
the salon of the water. I have examin- and Jane 3rd. On both visite we found
ed the 18 mile river bridge on the the management of the House and term
Boundary of Goantiee of Heron and eatisfactory. The number of inmates
Bruce, known am the Chambers' bridge, (72) le e. little leve than daring last year
the cords of which are mach decayed. and Dr. Shaw reports the general health
Tbie bridge requires to be thoroughly re- of the inmates good. We reoommend
indeed very Boon or a new bridge erected, that another oloeet be built for tbo
Am of opinion that bridge could be re- fomalee and that the backyard be divided
paired to advantage and would then loot by a arse board tepee, one aide for the
several years. Tbe Co. of Brace will no males the other for fetnalee. That about
doubt take action In oonjunation with 60 rode of wire fence bo put on North
Huron, Expect there will be about the aide of the farm to replace the old rail
usual amount of repaire to be made to fence whiob is of very little nee and oleo
bridgee and approaches this year. that a snit of clothes be bought for Pat.
The amount for orders issued since O'Connor, an inmate who works the
Iaet report is 3291.17. Estimate for team, and that a tile drain be laid to
roads and bridges for 1901 will not ex. carry the overflow from the oesepool.
seed $5,000. JNo, deem,12 plum trees have been planted by order
Co. Commissioner, of Committee, and we find that Mr.
On motion of Messrs. Miller and Kerr, French, with the help of inmates, has
tbe Connell wae asked to supply a copy planted same 60 maple trees, some to re•
of the new Ontario Statutes to each Place trees that died owing to the dry
member of the Connoil.—Carried, season last year. A bed for ievalide has
Oounoil adjourned, on motion of Memo,been purchased by consent of the Com.
Kerr and Miller, unfit 2 p, m. mitten for 312,85 which ie a great cion.
venienoe. The stook on the farm con•
WSDNE0DAY AFTERNOON, state of 8 horeee, 3 clown, and 9 pigs, they
Council resumed, Warden in the chair. are all in good oondition. The following
A delegation from Clinton addreosed tbe crop is on the farm :—Oats 11 sores;
Co. Council relative to a grant to the barley 5; bay 12 1 mange's 2 ; turnips 1 ;
Huron Old Boys' Anse., re -union to be potatoes 3 ; beans k aere ; folder corn $
held at Clinton on July 6th, 1901, eon. spree ; Mento acro ; and vegetables 1
Rioting of Jno. Hansford, D.& Forrester, acro ; the reef of the farm ie in pasture.
W. Coats and R. Holmes, M. P. The accounts, commencing with No. 774
In commotion with the Goderiob town• and ending with No. 809, were examined
ebip school matter Meeere. McCartney, and found correct, Tho total oxpeneen
Sturdy, Chdrobill, and Nesbit addressed
the Council, The dispute ie over 2 Iota
4-$ T
Jin n 18, 1901
repairing culvert, 31.50 ; J. Welsh, re -
Pairing culvert on West 13uandary, $1,00;
corporation of Bulled 13, Line, expendi•
tore for 1200, 1122.87 1 W, Clark, part
salary, 310 ; J' a .Kerney, repairing
serirper, 3150 l no tVateon, a9 000or e
eatery, 374 ; .11t s, Watson, ttplai1 ing
union school aectiuns, $D 00, The Ont an•
oil thenadjmtrued to meet again after
Court of Itevitimu, J11110 2lt11,
W. CLAM( Clark,.
300 ; Geo, Jackson wee entered tenant on
S. , Lot 20, Con, 8 ; D. Meiklejohn
entered tenant Lots 19 & 20, Belgrave ;
S. Vannorman entered tenant S. W. pt.
1 Con. 5 ; Joo. Vanoorman entered
owner 8. W. pt. 1 Oen. 4 ; Jno. Robb
entered owner N. ; 26 and N. W. 27,
Con. 7 ; Wm. Sholdice entered owner S.
} 21, Con. 9 ; J. T. McCaughey entered
tenant N. 3 6, Con. 9 ; F. McCaughey
entered owner N. 6, Con. 9 ; Geo.
Pocock entered tenant Lot 9, G. 8., Blue-
vale ; Joo. Collie entered tenant N. pt. S.
} 31, Con. 1 ; Peter Wheeler entered
tenant Lots 6 & 7, G. S., Bluevele 1 Geo.
Mines entered M. F. S. a 51, Con. 1 ;
Welter Sharp entered M. F. S. 3 28,
Oen. 4 ; Geo. Coultee entered tenant S.
pt. 17. } 1 Con. 5 ; A. Taylor entered M.
1 on. 6; Peter S. Stewart enter -
F. N. U S
ed M, 1', N. } 1 Con. 0. On motion of
Taylor and Shaw the Court of Revision
adjourned to meet again on
wae then a
] g
June 24th at 10 o'oloclt a. m. Council
bueineee proceeded. Oo motion of Shaw
and Taylor F. aerates was allowed 85e.
per rod for digging a ditch on South
aide of road at Lot 12, Con, 3, to extend
from the creek to Garniee' gate, ditab to
be 5 feet top and 2 feet deep. A petition
wan presented asking the (toenail to ap-
point an arbitrator with a view to the
formation of a'Coion Bobool Section at
the village of Belgrave. On motion
of Jaokee° and Shaw the matter
was laid over until the June meeting,
On motion of Shaw and Jackson, Mr,
Taylor was inetraated to have a oulvert
pm in at Lot 12, 4th Line,aleo to
have bridge at Lot 164th Line,s aired.
On motion of Taylor and Shaw Meaere.
Code and Jackson were instructed to in.
epect road at Lets 8 and 14, 6th eon, line,
and report et next meeting. On notion
of Jackson and Taylor Mr. Shaw was
inetrnoted to have sideline between Lots
20 and 21, Con. 3, repaired, net to exceed
325, On motion of Shaw and Jackson
the Reeve and Councillor Taylor were
inetruoted to examine the road at Lot 23,
4th Line, and report at next meeting, ap.
plioation having been made for building
a bridge at said place. Tenders were re.
oeived from the Austin Co., of Chicago,
end the Sawyer•Maeeey Go., Hamilton,
for the supply of a road grader bat
neither tender was aooepted. Moved by
Taylor and Jaokson that the Oouooil pun
ehaee the Sawyer•Maseey grader provid-
ing the company will accept 3210 ae the
oaeh price of the machine ea soon ae teet.
ed and found eatiefantory. — Carried.
Thie offer wee accepted by the agent,
the machine to be tested at Bolgrave
on the 4th of June at one o'oloak p. m.
On motion of Jaekoon and Taylor the
sum of 3150 eaob was granted for re.
pairs on East and West Boundaries and
1150 each on North and South Boundaries
providing the adjoining munioipalitiee
expend an equivalent. On motion of
Jackson and Shaw W, It, Kerney wee
appointed operator for tbe road grader to
be paid 31.50 per day when employed,
A000unte were ordered to be paid ae
follows ; — II, 1Ztahmond, repairing
bridge, 33.00 ; Jae, Seat, repairing
bridge, 31..00 1 Dennis O'Connor, repair.
since January let up to line date is
Ti"'. CO. CUUN4i,L Mill 'gf(ftQN
OLI) 19015."
yrtF.
TO the Miter of TIM 0007t
Sir,—I wish to pall public attention to
the recent notion of the. County Coupoil
in reference to the coming visit of the
"Boron Old Boys' Aeeonlatlon of Tor-
onto." This is an Aeeooiation of mon
who own the County of Boron as their
birtbplaoe, and who having gone into
wider, busier emend of labor still retain
00 sffeetion for and a justifiable pride in
the plane of their birth.
They began last year to make an annual
vieit to their native County and otiose
Goderioh, the County Town, ae their
rallying ground. Now, these are men
and women who originally came from
and belong to all parte of the County ;
They are personal friendeof and relations
to people living in all parte cf the County,
not in any one particular locality, lint in
the County as a whole. Oa the day they
visit once a year, they come t0 visit the
County, and ae each they are i nate of
the County and the County elin•rd well
come them. Last year therein,", whew
they visited the County and chew Gode.
riob 00 their rallying ground, :he town
Connell of Goderich rightly applied to
the County Council and asked for a grant
of $100 to assist in the entertainment
and properly and rightly the C. 0. gave
3100 towardo this very commendable ob-
ject. Thie year however a different tale
own be told. The same Association, the
some people, the same olaee of vieltore,
the ea me reaecne, the same arguments,
tbe same want, the same neoeeeity, the
same applioation, the same jueiifiable
cause, but not the same Connell. The
County Council of Huron truly, but a
different personnel. The men have been
changed, and not for the baler. Can it
be believed that the Citizen's Committee,
of Clieton, applied to the 0. C, on Wed-
nesday lout for a grant of $100 to help
entertain the H. 0. B. and the answer of
the Coun it ie No 7 Such niggardly par.
simony is hard tobelieve. Dr. Talmagee
't
t men micas and scale
Oros wrote o fwith
so small, that ten of theta could dance a
Scotch•reel on the point of a fine Cara -
brio needle. It would appear as rho' we
had magnificent epeoimene of that class
right here in our midst. Imagine a
County with a population of 60,000 de.
ecending to such a depth of absolute
meanness as to refuse in the person of its
Council to spend $100 in entertaining ire
own relations and friends ; verily we
should hang our beads with shame. Is it
not possible to secure the services of abler,
broader minded men, more whole souled
men than inch as those who voted against
this grant, to do us credit as County.
Councillors 7 There must be such men
to be found, and let the voters find them
at the next election, and teaoh these men
that the patella do not uphold such paltry
stinginess. A public, body snob ae a 0.
C. ought to be above snob minded. It is
difficult to find language to adequately
dee/tribe one's feelings, when confronted
with such concha on the part of public
officials, but I hope I have partially re•
voided the diegnet, in common with right
minded men, is felt by me on thie owoe-
Sion. Yours, etc.,
Clinton, June 8. Jane Rexene°,
Chairman Reception Com.
31,008.07, T. le, HAve, Chairman, t ing onlvort, 32,00 ; Wm, Cunningham,
Alma; and W. 3, Mulley, Pool. After a
oloae 000(081 Dr, Stowatt woedeclared
the (Melee of the Convention. Dr, Steiv
art then addroeaed rho meeting, 0000)71.
ing the nomination in epirltod opooph,
saying there wan no reason why the tlSl•
ing eonlil not bo redeemed, the people
having every confidence in the Roes
GOy
eru1Otat. The following eftloers were
then elected ;-7amea Canaan, Mary,
hnroneb, President : D. Allan, Arthur,
nue W. J, Faulkner, Palmerston, Vice.
Presidents •; E. W, Lambert, Merriment
Treasurer ; A. 9, Lowe, Drayton, Soon,
Lary.
Noon DY EAITon•—Mr. Roneford has
had hie say and we have no doubt the
membere of the Co. Connell who voted
against the grant µeked by the (Milton
delegation are quite willing to abide by
the verdict of their constituents and
neither Mr. Raneford'e beautiful, placid
Englieb while addrooeing the Co. Conn-
ell, nor bio ill-bred Billingsgate criticism
in the preen will cause them to alter
their opinion on the principle involved.
Goderich grant last year did not receive
a unanimous vote of the Connoil by any
means, nor will any delegation asking
for the same favor. The Go. town had
a earpiece of 3200 from their celebration
t Aron Old Bo
on the visit of the e H Boye
year and Clinton,
directed by Mr.
Raneford, will have the opportunity of
showing their ability to finance, The
membere
of the o Couooil who are ao•
b C.
gnainted with John Raneford will do the
same as the man did when the jackass
kicked him viz., aoneider where it Dame
from. Hie "flying" at the new members
of the County Qonnoil ie Billy in the ex•
trema.
Iir4
+ M^ r
ons
adStallions
al
for Service.
' !III t11II
SOSTVMER and $ALA
The. undersigned are preneietore of th0
two above mentioned well bred Roadster
Stallions that Maud at their own stable,
Brussels.
COSTUMER, in the past 4 years, bee prey
en la lineal; by the ball Nair exhibits an
Huron Co„ to be the beet producer of Road-
ster oalte in this emotion,
"CAPLAN Is an extra well bred horse ; hue
eine and looks and judging by the farm he
cane from—the Allen Stopk Farm, pitta.
hold, Maas,—he Should be an A 1 producer.
Ail hie dame are producers of speed. Hie
grand dam on the damgeide Sea full sister to
Dexter" and hie grand etre on the sire aide
is a full brother to "Maud 0." Ifaplan'e"
sire took the world's stallion record in 1802.
For pedigree, terms and other ipartiaulars
apply to
Scott & Warwick,
I'ICOPHIETOIOS, BRUSSELS.
it's Your Nerves.
It's the Condition of Your
Nerves that Either Makes
Your Life a Round of
Pleasure or a Use-
less Burden.
To may
n women e
me lit le one round of
sickness, weakness and ill health. To
attempt even the lightest honsehold dative
fatigues them. Many of the eymptome
accompanying this state of decline are : s
feeling of tiredness on waking, faintness,
dizziness, sinking feeling, palpitation of
the heart, shortness of breath, lose of
appetite, cold bands and feet, headache,
dark circles under the eyes, pain in the
back and aide and all the other a000m•
panimente of a ran -down and weakened
oonotitution.
All these symptoms and conditions are
simply the result of a poor quality and
defective plantation of the blood, with a
wasting away of the nerve forces. .
By feeding the system with
DR. WARD'S
BLOOD AND NERVE PILLS
Yon strike at the root of the disease and
lay a eolid foundation on wbiob to build.
Soon the weight increases, the sunken
cheeks and flattened baste fill out; the
eyes get bright and the thrill of renewed
health'and strength vibrates through the
system.
50 cents per box et all druggists', or
DR. WARD Co.,
Toronto, Out.
For Sale by M. A. Deadman, Ilrueacle,
etenotdiet ut IN ewH.
George P. GrahamM. P. P., was
nominated by Brookville Liberals for the
Legielative Assembly.
It ie understood that the 0. P. R. bas
come to terms with the Orangemen, and
will ieene tiakete at a single fare from
any point in Canada to Winnipeg and
return, to enable the delegates to attend
the Grand Lodge of British America in
that pity at the end of June or early in
July. Visitors to the Weet will, it is al•
eo said, have cheap rates granted them
to any other point in Manitoba or Brit.
ieh Columbia.
The new Allan Line Royal mail twin.
Drew steamer Auetralasiao arrived at
Montreal at 6 p. m. on Sunday, after a
very.favorable firet trip across the At.
lantio. She brought a fell complement of
passengers, who were unanimous in their
praise of the vested. The passage from
Moville to C3eebeo was made in eight
days and eight honra. The Australasian
was built by Mssers, Denny on the Clyde,
and ie a megnifleent epooimen of the
shipbuilders' art, Her accommodation
for all classes of passenger le unsurpassed,
tile promenade dolt, owing to its great
extent, being a special feature. The ves.
eel ie 570 feet in length and 58 feet in
width. She is commanded by Captain
Brown, formerly of the Parisian,
The Weet riding of wellington Reform
Agee/dation met in White's Hall, Dray.
ton, Friday afternoon, for the purpose of
choosing a candidate to reproeent them
at the next election for the Ontario Leg.
islature. The convection was very large
and repreeeutativo,there being 123 dole.
gates present. After passing a resolution
of condolence to he sent t0 the family of
the lata Treasurer R. G. Lambert, of
ilarrietoa, the following names wore enb•
milted to ballot :—J. McEwing, Dray.
ton ; Dr. Stewart, Palmerston Dr.
Henry, Harridan ' ; R. Hol tom, Harris.
ina ; 7, M, lioaoh, Arthur i Dr. Wallaoet
School of the Highest Standing!
CENTRA! r
Joolta
J
LL
5tra U' l o B"i„ V t:
REAL ESTATE.
T.ilA.RMS FOR SALE—TUR ON,
.i. u221010NAn has several good Farms for
safe anti to rept, easy forms 10 Townships.
of fii,arrfe and Greer, F 8, 81`2GTT,Braeaele
(,'f 001) ll'AEM OP 1421 40R'ES
V1 far sale, being Lot 23 pou.7, Groy
H.
ouee imitable for two eeoillos if required,
8ehaol hotieo, church and pertof the Village
of Athol on part of the lot. Apply to 301710
GOBIlft,kltbel Carriage Works, 24-
'11 -DI Oen, R2 13 ALE. -BEING
Lot y, containing 100
earoo. Good stook or grain farm. Geed
frame house and bank barn; two good wells;
a
eight spate of Fall wheatand land d all in a ,
Good state of cultivation, For particulars
applyy t301;N 1400AD0b010,
20-tfo- Bruelel0 P, 0,
FIRST CLASS anFARM0,nehip FOR
of
Grey. .100 acres more or lees. Situate 41
miles from,Blueeele and 2 miloafrem village
of 0thel. All cleared excepting 5 µores of
hardwood hush. Bniidfuge and femme in
good repair. Good wells, A11 tra11 plowing
done. Prion and terms of payment on ap-
plication t0 W. M. SINCLAIR
29.11 Barrteter, &e., Brussels.
The large patronage that our College en -
and w positive
ren of Canada know theyoung
to come
for a reliable bnelneee education. No two
Business Colleges are alike therefore be
careful in choosing a eohool. Got our cata-
logue. Our students aro remarkably enc.
oeseful in securing and holding excellent
altuations. Students admitted at any time.
W. 3. 11LLI OT'10, Principal,
ay allte 1
100 Tons of Loose Hay
wanted, to be delivered at
Brussels. Apply to
A. Baeker.
Wool!
50,000 lbs. Waded.
-j1ARM I+'0R SALE.—THE UIOT•
1 dorelgnedoffers hie 100 acre farm for
rale, being Lot 11, Con. 17, Grey, Thera are
90 acres cleared and 1e noree bush, Good
house ; bank barn, 56552 feet, with storm
stabling ; good orchard ; farm well fended
and drained. Arteaiun well with wind trill
and tank. Convenient to tobool, (thurob
and market. 10 oozes of Fall wheat and 15
acme plowed, balance seeded to grass, 'Ap-
ply on tbo promises or Watton P. 0.
34.01 161119110 0811010, Walton.
TN THE HIGR COURT CF MS.
L TIDE.—In the matter of the estate
of William Button, deceased.
As -rho Reserved /lid was not reached on
the day of Salo herein, tenders is writtag
will be received for the purchase of the
lands and promisee, namely :—The South
Balt of Lot 20, Concession 8, Morrie, 000
acres subject to the approval of ilia under-
signed Local Master of this Court. Partlee
desirous of making au offer for this valu-
able property may do so through the auc-
tioneer, F. S. Scott, or the plaintiff's smliai-
tor, and if accepted will be anbjoet to the
same terms and conditions as settled by the
said Local Master, and announced at the
time of the sale hereto, -
Dated this 5th day of March, A.D. 1001.
B. L. DOYLE,
Local Mester at Goderich.
W.M. SINCLAIR, Plff'e Solicitor, 3401
Highest market price paid,
delivered at my Storehouse,
No. 1, Brussels,
Itobt. Graham.
Cash for Wool!
The highest cash price will
be paid for any quantity of Wool
delivered at the Brussels Wool-
en Mill. If preferred will ex-
change for rolls or blankets,
clothes, yarn, flannels, &c.
B. GERRY,
Brussels Woolen Mill.
Dereetaa4 to premiere and Vers0men,
luny tei'Ina1y Caustic Balsam.
A rellpble
and a!1oody
remedy for
Gurnee
fll.1h1t0,
tlpaYhre,
Sweeney,
eta,eteetn
Lumps 4alW
in Cattle,
%Wan)A011aE "8sepamph-
let Web pocompaniee every bottle, giving
ociontllie treatment in tlip yorlotte 4100x000.
It can be used In every ease of votorinerY
praotloe where seireulatbng applications n1,1
blisters are preoaribod, I6 bee no 0401103000,
Every bottle sold le guaranteed to give same,.
faction, Other 70e per bottle. field by alt
parediota and eountr etarolreeperw, Pre,
0100 (51Ny1 COMPANY,, 000100,00;NA1tY
Spectacles
—01' ALL HIND8—
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tested FREE by
latest Optical teethods at
Division Court Office,.
BRUSSELS.
ALLAN LINE
Montreal & .Liverpool
Quebec & Moville
1901
Front
L3vERraeI
Thur, 25 April
9
16 0
29
30
0 June
13
29 "
27 „
4 July
SAILINGS 1901
STEAMER M D1oxTaEAn
Corinthian Sat. 11 May 9 am
Numidiau .., " 29 ' 9
Parioian " 1 Juno 9
P re torten •„". 0 9
Corinthian" 15 ” 0
Tunisian..,.,, " 22 " 0
Numidian „ " 29 " 9
Parlolan 0 July 8
Pretorian ,, " 19 9
Corinthian,," 20 " 3
Steamers which Bail from Montreal at 0
n. m, wait the arrival of morning trains
from Toronto and other pointe Went and
South. when Steamers Bail before 8 a. in.
paesengnro go on board the previouseveu-
ing botwe on 8 and 10 o'clock. When Steam -
ere nail at 9. a. m. p1eaeneere have the op-
tion of going on board either Friday night
or Saturday morning.
For further particulars apply to;
W. H. KERR,'
Agent, Brueoole,
IIIICEIIES! B.UCCIESPERIN
IN ALL
EWAN & CO.,
BRUSSELS CARRIAGE WORKS,
Are ready to supply the demand of the public ter any !rind of wheeled rig ae they
have a FINE, LARGE Stook from the BEST Manufacturers in Canada, in
addition to their own make, all sold at CLOSE PRICES.
Rubber Tyred Wheels.
We make a specialty of the Hard Dunlop Robber Tyred Wheels, the tyre being put
on your own boggy wheels while you wait, or we can supply both wheel° and
tyre at very low prices. Every owner of a good boggy ehould have the Dunlop
pat on by Ewan& Co. Work guaranteed all right as we keep nothing but
firet•ols oe workmen.
w
D. Ewan will devote a good share of hie time in attending to the Bale rooms es the
Co. has secured a firet•olaee Horse Shaer for the blacksmith ebop;
All wood work in oar line and general blookemithing done on our Err mise° and at ae
low figures as can be obtained anywhere.
Oar own make of Baggies this year are all 3; inohee longer in the body than other
Buggieo and for STYLE and COMFORT oaenet be beaten.
We use the long distance, 1,000 mile axle, one or two oilinge in a season ie all they
require.
It will pay anybody who wants a firet•olaes rig to come 25 miles to see our Show
Rooms this season before buying ae our aaeortmeut is large and good and we are
always well pleased to have people call and examine our stook whioh 1e the
largest ever shown in Brussels. t"We mean bulimia.
EEVAN & Co_ y Brussels, Makers, &o.,
Baggies, Wagons, Carte and Wheelbarrows always on hand.
Do Yom'
Ever Use
BALLS, WAGONS,
BATS, CARTS,
BROOMS, WHEELBARROWS,
LITTLE TIN PAILS, DOLLS' CARRIAGES,
DUST PANS, &c. ROCKING HORSES,
They May be had at
"THE POST" BOOKSTORE.
CROQUET SETS,
4, 6 and 8 Balls, at Close Prices;