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ADvEnwrarno RATE ,—The following rate,
will be charged- to those who atlyertise by
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One - QOlamn $00,00 ;$35.00 $2000
Half I 85A0 i 24,00 0 12 00
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Eight cents per Hue for first insertion, and
three oents per line for each eubsequaat in,
sortion. All advertisements measured as
Nonpareil -12 lines to the inch,
8001nes8 Cards, eight lines and tinder, $0
per annum.
Advertisements without apeelfc direc-
tions, will be inserted until forbid, and
*barged accordingly,
luetructionsto change or discontinue se
advertisement must Weft at the counting
room oI Tn s POST not later than Tuesday
of each week This is imperative.
W. 11. TiER13,
Editor and Proprietor,
Huron County Council.
THE COUNTY OAOL.
William Dickson, gaoler, reported,
among other things, as follows : Wehave
at present eight prisoners in custody,.
seven males and one female, the latter,
Aire. Shepherd, is 84 years of age and
very feeble. She oomee from Colborne,
and was committed by Chas. Seager, P.
M,, as a vagrant, for three months. She
has been in custody eight months, the
last committment dating from the 3rd
inst: Of the melee, one, a vagrant from
Durham, was committed. by Police Mag-
istrate Seeger for six months ; two are
under seater -me for larceny ; one under
sentence for indecent assault. and one
awaiting trial for the same offence, and
two are insane. Both the latter oases
have been investigated and reported, and
are now awaiting removal to the asylum.
COUNTY PROPERTY REPORT.
The County Property Committee re-
ported having examined the gaol and
found everything clean and in good order.
The contract for the water nlosete has
been let, and work will be proceeded with
et once. The coat of thio structure will
be about $150. The committee recom-
mended a few small repairs on and sup•
plies for the gaol, and some repairs on
the court house building, including a new
slate roof.
WHAT TEE AUDITOR'S SAY.
The Auditor's reported among other
things that they had great pleasure in
testifying to the very neat, careful and
satisfactory manner in which the Treas-
urer's books are kept, also that they have
found the acooents oorreot and satisfac-
tory.
TILE COUNTY ROADS.
The County Road Commissioner re-
ported as follows : The bridge on the 10th
concession of Hawick has been erected ;
so also has the Bluevale bridge, and have
been in use for several days. They are
good cedar bridges and the contractors
have done their part very satisfactorily.
The Holmeeville and Blyth bridges are
in course of construction, and I expert
that they will be completed in due time,
There should be a bridge re -built on the
county boundary, between West Wawa.
nosh and Kinloss. It can be shortened
to about 20 feet. The old bridge is very
much decayed and is unsafe for many
loads. I expect the county of Bruce will
be ready to join in the work immediately
after the June meeting. The bridge
known as the race bridge, situated in
Lower Wingbam, should be rebuilt. It
is a small bridge, only 02 feet long, and
should be built of cedar. There will
most likely be some other small bridges
to be re -built this season, I have made
considerable repairs to bridges and ap.
preaches, and there still remains a good
many to be repaired. I have examined
the boundary line between the townships
of Stephen and Hay, at the plate where
the large drain crosses the road, and I
find that the road is benefitted by the
said drain, and if the drain is kept prop.
erly cleaned out, as I suppose 10 will be,
the county may dispense with one small
bridge which they now maintain near
the draiu. I have examined the bridge
on the boundary line between Hallett
and MaKilley. It ie over the Maitland
river, and ie known as Blask'e bridge.
The timbers are very much destroyed ;
the bridge should be re -built the present
68&800.
The ballot for the Keeper and Matron
of the House of Refuge was proceeded
with, and after ten ballots had been
taken D. french and wife, of Exeter,
were declared elected to the positions of
Keeper and Matron. The following are
the votes cast en the first and last bal.
lots 1-11. H. Anderson and wife, West
Wawnno,h, 20'; John Broadfoot, Brue•.
eels, 0 ; Robert Buchanan and wife;
Yorkton, 14 ; James Barr and wife, Hul-
ett, 21 ; Wm. Buchanan and wife, Hay,
8 ; George Bieeett, Godericb, 0 ; Niohol.
as Cumming and wife, Monis 13 ; R. W.
Clarke and wife, West Wawanoeh, 0 ;
Geo. Duncan and wife, Seaforth, 2 ;
Wm, Downs and wife, Hallett, 0 ; Peter
Deane and wife, Wingbam, 7 ; A. Curl.
ningham and wife, Blyth, 2 ; Geo. Fot-
tnrgill and wife, East Wawanoeh, 3 ; D.
French and wife, Exeter, 18 ; Jno. Hob
loway awl wife, Ethel, 0Solomon
Hardy and wife, Zurich, 5 ; 'Lack Iien•
nedy and wife, Clinton, 10 ; Jas. Kane
and wife, Clinton, 1 ; W. J. King and
wife, Wingham, 2 ; Andrew Little and
wife, Seaforth, 3 ; Joseph Lawson and
wife, West Wawaoosb, 4 ; John 0. OIor-
risme, Moltillop,1 ; A. Murdooh and wife,
Hallett, 3 ; Duncan McPherson and wife,
Wingbam, 4 yG. F. McPhee and wife,
Colborne, 0 • Jae. G. McMichael and
wife, Hollett,'4 ; W. A. MoOlymont and
wife, Goderioh, 12 ; John McIntyre, Ash-
field, 0 ; Richard Pollard and wife, Ma•
Rillop, 10 ; George Russell and wife,
Wingbam, 2; Hugh Rose and wife, Olin.
ton, 2 ; Robert B. Scott and wife, Sea -
forth; 5; Samuel T. Shine and wife,
Grey, 0 ; S. J. Shannon and wife, Mo-
Iiillop, 4 ; John Stephenson and wife,
Ashfield, 6 ; W. J. Sturdy and wife, Eaet
Wawanoeh, 2 ; AndrosO Taylor endsea-
ter, i ondesboro', 2 ; Mrs. Mary A. War.
wick, Hullebt, 1 ; Thomas Whitely and
wife, Goderiob, 2 ; A. M. Wilson and
Wife, Stephen, s ; Dnnfel Wilson and
wife, Gederieh, 8 i Betiftuel Witwer grid
Wife, Stanley, 12,
For Inepeotor, the vote etool7 no fol•
Imo ; W. Coate, 25 ; D. lllaltey, 7 ; J.
C.1ttnrrfeon, 0 ; Mr, Colwell, 5. ; Mr'.
'Prouty, 4, Mr,. Coates, having reoelvad
a clear majority on the Oret ballot, was
doolaved elected.
For Phyeialan tiler'," were three app..
sante, end the vote stood es follows ;—
Dr, Campbell, Seaforth, 24 ; Dr, Shaw,
Clinton, 19 ; Dr, Turnbull, Clinton, 2,
Dr. Campbell was declared elected.
ROADS AND MOM,
The Road and Bridge Comnlibtee re•
ported, recommending ; (1) That the
Commissioner have the bridge built en
theboundary of Weet a sh and
Iiiloee, proiding the county of Bruce
pays half, alae the race bridge in Lower
Wingbam, and that these bridges be
built of ceder, (2) That the county pay
the townships of Hay and Stephen moil
the sum of fifty dollars for the benefit of
the road, boundary oe Hay and Stephen,
this amount having been paid by them.
(3) That the Bannockburn bridge, in the
township of Stanley, remain under the
jurisdiction of the county until re•builb,
as asked for by the motion Of Messrs.
Erratt and Mollveen. (4) That no notion
be taken respecting the Good Roads Ae.
eooiation of Ontario. (0) That the Com-
nlissioner examine the, guards along the
embankment on the gravel road, South
of Wingham, and have the salve put in
proper repair. (6) That the .Hayrook
and Pollock bridges be added to the list
of county bridges,' as asked for by the
motion of Messrs. MoEwen and Turn.
bull. (7) That a cedar bridge be built
on the boundary between Hallett and
McKillop, at Black's, and that the Com•
missioner have it done as soon as pos.
Bible.
5010005 01180100000108' SALARIES.
In a000rdanoe with a resolution passed
at the last session of the Council, School
Inepeotore Robb and Tom presented a
detailed statement of their receipts in
connection with their offices for the years
1803 and 1804, The following are the
statements for 1804, that for the previous
year being nearly the same. These
statements wore read and referred to the
Education Committee :
D. 1oee'0 SALARY.
Received from Education Depart-
ment $22.0 00
County 025 00
Travelling ex-
penses 150 00
81100 00
TEA onions' EoAuIrNATTONe—
Two board meetings $ 8 00
Nine day'e examining 20 00 44 00
Presiding at July examinations...,,,,., 01 00
Entrauee and Public School Leaving
Examinations 101 03
Total Receipts $1050 00
DI6111185E3r9NTS,
Clerical assistance - 2125
Travelling mud other expenses .., 500-0255 00
Net income 91084 00
J. E, TOM'S SALARY, 1804,
RDCEIPTs,
From .Education Department- 9003 70
County Council ea 75
" Gotierioh Public Souool 81 25
91208 75
Travelling expenses and Postage - 150 00
Expenses attending County Board
meetings . 800
91152 35
Presiding Examinations, etc.—
High School Entrauce o 0 00
Primary 6 00
Junior Leaving 29 00
Senior Leaving 8200
Model School Examinations 5 00-91 00
Reading Examination Papers, etc.—
Riga School Entrain e, Gode-
rioh 98 00 •
" Exeter 27 02
" Dungannon 20 00
" Zurich 18 00
Public Oet,oel Leaving papers 18 00
Model School Examinations 89 00-164 00
Arbitration Meetings 585
Gross Receipts . $17033 20
Mr. Tom added the following note :
With the exception of pert of the County
Board work, the presiding at examina-
tions and examining candidates' papers
are done during tho eehool vacations.
These are paid for out of the fees which
are contributed by the candidates. The
inspectors are paid for this work the
same as the other examiners. The ar-
bitration expenses have been paid by the
townships or school sections interested.
I can assure you I prefer not having any
arbitration meetings to attend. They
are no profit to an inepeotor.
THE ExECOTIVE 00301HTTEE'8 REPORT.
. The Executive Committee reported
Regarding the applications of A. Glenn,
Colborne, sod W. J. Elliott, Seaforth, to
be appointed students to Agricultural
College, itis recommended that J. C. Mc-
Donald, West Wawanoeh, be appointed,
he having applied at the January meeting
of the Council ; that the grants to the
Farmers' Institutes be paid in accord-
ance with the request of the motion of
Messrs. Hislop and Gunn ; that the re-
quest of the President of the East Huron
Teeebers' Association for the grant of
1804, be not acceded to, as the grant waa
paid on November 10th last ; in respect
to the demand of Mr. Helmeted on be.
balf of the Seaforth Collegiate Institute,
for balance of grant claimed for 1802,
amounting n
to 084.14, and balance of grout
for 1833 amounting to 5140.02, that no
ao'ion be taken,
=nom Or 008500E 50131ITTEE.
The House of Refuge Committee re-
ported having let the contract for the
ereotion of a barn on the House of Refuge
property to ellexeuder MoBeath, of the
township of Stanley, for 0821, but that
Mr. A LBeath found out that he had l
made a mistake of $80 in adding up the
figures of his tender, and as his tender
would still be considerably below the
nest lowest and the committee are saltie.
fled the omission was an error they re•
commended the granting of the addition-
al amount, providing the work ie eatis•
fartorily completed. The committee
have also let the contract for a wind mill
and a pump at a cost of 590 for the form.
er and 528 for the latter, and both a,s
now doing eatisfaotory work. The nom•
mittee have revised the proposed rules
and regulations, and have also submit-
ted them to Dr. Chamberlain, Provincial
Inspector, who approved of them, except,
the clause respecting children, which he
struck011,.the Legislature having pas.
sed an act at the last session forbidding
children being placed in ouch houeee of
refuge, in reference to the motion of
last session, providing that each munioi.
polity should pay for the maintenance of
its own pompom in the Iloneo of Refuge,
and referred to the committee for con.
sideration, the committees, alter having
conferred with the authorities of all
similar inetitutione lo the 12roeinae Agit
that in all of them the goat of mainten,
an08 of all the inmete5ie home by the
County end the oomrnittoe are of the
Opinion that if the motion were adapted
there would be treublo se bO the doral•
Ole of prone eligible for admittance,
and therefore reoomnlended that the
motion he not adopted, ',l'lhe 001'40111tee
ale* milted for power to purchase Inrni..
true and ether su0piies that may he re•
quired before the meeting of the eonnoil,
and that all supplies be purchased as far
as pr'actioable by tender. Other reeom-
inendat)ong of minor importance reapoot.
Ing eltesatione in the building and other
were made, fnoluding one that arrange.
nents be made with the Clinton authori-
ties
i -
ties to have the hoses lighted by eleebri•
pity and to get telephone oonneetioti
waver THE EU00011010 00il1MITTElt par.
The I7duoation Committee reported :
After reading the petition of James Bon-
thron and others, of the township of HIV,
and examining a map of theeeveral school
sections, aa they aro, and no the lebition.
ere wish 00 have them, and, hearing evi
dance, it is recommended that they re-
main as they are for the present. They
have also examined the detailed etate-
menta of Inepeotore Robb and Tom of all
remuneration received by them in con.
Rection with their Milne of Inepeotore, in
compliance with motion of council and
recommended that they be received and
printed in the minutes.
Seventy horees and cattle were killed
at Qu'Appelle by a 40•hours' visitation of
peculiar grey flips.
GIVES'
FRESH=
NESS
AND
CLEAR
t'y mi o, Tv, SKIN,
CuFt S;;Cgi.I rl .P4:ioN :I
N06•EST(ON;OIZZINEss. •
ERUP1TNS•ON THE S1<IN.
BEAUTIFIES
IORsw COMIPL 5.,'
101. _ l'ON_ _
An Agreeable Laxative and NERVE TONI0.
Sold by Druggists or sent by Hall. 25o., 50c•,
and $1.00 per package. Samples free.
KO K® The Favorite T00TR POWOER
for the Teeth and greatb, 250.
Sold by JAS. SOX, Drusstst, Brussels.
SH1
CLES
British Columbia,
heti Cedar Shingles
AND—
North Shore
Pipe I ue aztdedltr
FOR SALE IT THE
C
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat-
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for ell
kinds of Bvildinoto. Workman•
ship and Ma' erial. Guaranteed.
J. & P. AMF1NiTf
THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR MAN OR BEAST.
Certain inits efeota and, never blisters.
d proofsKENDALL'S SPAV!N CURES
Hoxt" Carman Henderson Co„In„Fo0.14,'90,
Dr. D J, ito -Plea f/0.
Dear Strs—Please Bond mo ono of sour Horse
Hooke and oblige Iha00500d a greet deal of your
%endnll a soaves Ouro wltb good eucooee it if
a
wonderl mewls a. I once smure atbad
keep h and five times 00104 her. I.
keep s 001108 00 Lent all the time.
Tome train OnA0, PowEt1.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
Dr. B. J. $EHDALL Co. OemroS, Mo, Apr, 1, '02.
Door Sirs—I have used several battles of your
''Leaden's Opavin Cure” with much success. I
think it the best Linhnent I ever used. Have rc-
moecdone O,rb, oxo Blood 6pavin Dad killed
iwo none Spn•h,s.. Have recommended It to
several of my friends who are much pleased with
and keep 11. Ilse .R1R
S.AY, P, 0. Hoxela,
For Sale by all Druggists, or address
Dr. 2). ,T, 1C2NT)sZZ COMPANY,
ING5 BURGH FALLS, VT,
Doul Slioui!
It will soon be known I am tak-
ing all kinds of Photos, Cray-
ons, Pasttlls and "Water -
Color's.
Pietures taken as natural as life
of Fathers, Mothers, tt,ncl
Iiabios, Grandfathers and
G tea t- Gran ilfatilers, and
Gentlemen with
their Ladies.
Pictures of your houses and stock,
• Lawns, Groups, Pic-nic Par-
ties, in fact all kinds of out
and indoor work in the
Highest ,Style
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of Art./ /r fir- R
H.R. BFB
ARTIST, BRUSSELS.
M Y A-tn1 TED.,
The Highest Market Trice
will be paid in Cash for any
quantity of Wool delivered
at our Flour and Feed
Store, Brussels..
-Backer & Van Stone,
ROAR 'FOR SERVICE —THE
Undersigned
ywill keepforservice ou
Lob a can• Illinois' hief inverted Pgree may
b 510 boar, o
be seen on applioatnon, Terms, $1.00 to be
paid at the time of eervioe with privilege
of returning if necessary.
JAIOS ELLIOTT,..
80.20 m Proprietor,
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
17adersigued wl11 tib, thoroebted Ion
rot 17, .005.. 19 Gley, mc
norted Yorkshire boas, "lreli.Ord;' broil by
J. 0. Ii inner i, Burford} Ont., be seen on prise winseve, Pedigree may be seen he
applioatieu. Terms—si.00wile to bo paid at 141e
time ea service with privilege of returning 10
aeoeseary. L. AIoNAIL,
- 94.9 .Proprietor.
TAMWORTH AND 'CHESTER
WHITE BOARS FOR SDRVIOI;.
The undersigned will hoop for cervica on
North Half Lot 20, Oon, 7, Morris, a thorn'
bred Tamworth 19 oar; recently pn rohased
from the well known breeder, Jno, 13x11, Am-
ber, Also a Chester White Boar. Terms,
$1,00 to be paid at time of service with Priv-
llogs of returning if necessary.
00.00 S. WALKER, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERV1OE.-THE
Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 20 Con. O,,Morrie, the thoro' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"_
bred from 7. U, Brothour's sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Fair. Terms, $1.00 to be paid
at the time of service with privilege of re-
turning if necessary. Pedigree may be seen
on applioabion.
ROUT. NICHOL.
BUIsL FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service
on Lot 7, Con, 5 Morrie, the tboro'-bradDlts'-
ham bull Red Robin." Terms—$1.25 to be
paid on December tat, 1800
J. CLEGG, A. CT EA9025,
41-9m. Proprietor. Lot 7, 0on, 5.
DULL FOR SERVIOE.—TIIE
Undersigned will. keep for service o5
N 0 Lot 20, Cob. 7, Morris, the thorn' -bred
Durham bull, "Lord Melville,” No. 20848,
Pedigree may be seen- en application.
Terms, $1.05 to Insure.
JOHN ROBB,
05.011 Proprietor,
v
When you want a Stove, Tin
or Granite -ware, or Hard-
ware, Paints & Oils,
—CALL AT—
HUNTER'S
Hardware Store
Where you will, from
this date, get a
DISCOUNT of nu PERI CERT.
Off all Cash Purchases.
Fine Roman, Artists' Can-
vas In Stock.
A, HUNTER.
E.n
The undersigned will keep
on hand fl, constant supply
of White Fresh Lime suit-
able for all Building and
Plastering purposes,
Also North Shore Pine
Lath and White Brick for.
Sale. '
D, ter. Lorry,
BRUSSELS.
, `i $850.
Spring
HATS 84-......:QAPSH.
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OSS'
We have just Received
a large consignment. of Hats and Caps in all
the leading Shapes and Shades for Spring
and Summer wear.
Call and see our Balm.orai
Cap, the Newest thing in the Market.
Prices Better than. Ever Before.
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f i' r i4' tir l: ,:I .
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Are also coming to Hand.
Prices Right i
t 1 ► Stoles dight -
Satisfaction Guaranteed !
D. Q. ROSS,
Tho LeaUing
Prizsseis and Wroxeter.
oil. d
wo-
Farmers who require Plows,
Turnip Seed Drills, Gang.
Plows and Horse Hoes,
Should give me a call as T keep the best
in the market. I have three different
manufacturers snake of Plows. ,
TERMS .LIBERAL.,021,
Any Quantity of Potatoes Wanted.
Daisy Churns Washing IVI c
hm es,
Wringers, Tin Pails, Fence Wire, Lane's Pat-
ent Barn Door Hangers, &c., Cheaper
here than any other store.
J. H. THOMSON,
W,
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LISTOWEL O O i L@ItEI i
Stillto the front and this Season want more
WOOL ! WOOL ! WOOL !
For which we will pay Higher Prices than Last Season,
Big Bargains in Woollen. Goods.
You can depend on ns payingllIGHEST CASH PRICE POSSII3LE, or in ex.
changing Wool for Goods we will pay a few cents extra, and guarantee to sell geode
at Oasis Prices. Bee our alioico range of TWEEDS, made from medium fine wool,
wL•ioli we offer at 40 oeete per yard. (Thio is a soft esap.) Wo have lowered our
Boutbdown Stocking Yarn acid all wool Bed Blankets 11 Dente per lb:, also have re-
dueed our prides in other lines. Before disposing of your Wool we invite you to oall
or hake enquiry and you will land that the Listowel Woollen 'Mille offer the best
value. Our stock le the Largest, Beet Aesortod and Cheapest in Canada, Como and
bry our epeeial line of Pine Wool Flannels at 26 tents, will not shrink in washing.
Give us a trial and we feel satisfied that you will find you have oome to the right fan•
tory with your wool. Wepay special attentionto aur custom department in Card-
ing, Spinning, oto. Hoping to have the pleasure of seeing yon and your ssighbore
tine season, we remain, Yours truly,
e;: ., ism son.
fe 'P. S. -Remember. we do not employ any Peddlers and out goods can be got only
by balling at the Factory, ao do not be led astray by Peddlers travelling
through the country claiming to have our Goode.
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