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JNO. SUTHERLAND & SONS
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INSPRONCS
G'1J'i1t°J PJI O.fWrr3lfzo
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
MMMARRIAGLI' LICENSEti
race 11h the .Poet Mace, MINI. sae
Business Onrds
JAS, ANDERSON,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Suoceseo• to M. $, Moore, Office at Ander.
son Bros. Livery stable, Beunseit, Telephone
No, 29, '
T. T. NP RAE
M. B.. M. O. P.. et S. O. '
M, O. H., Village of Brussels.
Physician, Surgeon, Accoucheor
Office at residence, opposite Melville (Atwell,
WilIl un street.
DR. F T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate of College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Ontario -ex-Senior House Surgeon of
Western Huspitel, Toronto, Offices of late. Dr.
A. 5IaIiove> Smith Meek, Brussels.
(neral phone 45.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal ,rnrluete Department of Ophthal-
mology, aleOurmiek medical College, Chicago,
is prepared to test eyes and at glaesea et
her office over MIAs Inman's millinery store.
Office dace -Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of every week. Office hours -10
to 12 a, m, ; 1 to 6 p, m. lilveninge by appoint.
ment, Phone 1215.
OR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate Of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day' and night colla. Office opposite
Flour Mill, IQthel.
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Satisfaction nsstmed ; Charges moderate.
Write or Telephone if not convenient to mil,
Both Brusaele and North Huron Phones.
BREA-RAVE P. O.
P. R. MULHERON
Teacher of
PIANO, ORGAN, VOCAL.
Organist nod Choir Master, Melville Church,
Brno+ole Penns prepared for Toronto Col,
lege of Manic It'xanr6ultiona. Pheno 1ax
PROUOFOOT, BILLOBAN & COOKE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Office on the Square, 2nd door from Hnmlllon
Street,
OODERICII. ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W. Phouoenor, K. C. .T. f., Su.couae
000(50
eidDeeteemeegaegermetriMicaeszligiettrAW-
CENTRAL
STRATF'ORD, ONT.
Ontario's Best Business College
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r, Students may enter our clan;os et hey
6.time. d:nn1 menou your 000rao now and .Yd
be qualt0,•d for n position by andante.
mer. During July and A ngu.t of 1(54 ryy
ri
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year t.,, rum vud rolls for over 200
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office asalatants we could not nem'
1.j ply. 1(0? grndnntei are lo doomed. '�,1
1� rite atonce for unr free catalogue,
D. A. MCL CHLAN, Principal. al.
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Trowbridge
Mts. A. W. Davis and snn, Si et. -
ford, spent a few days last week IIith
her parents, 0. \V. and Mrs, Onsets.
John Coates has been ape fleeted
County Oon;table. Mr. Coates was
A Mounted Policeman in the West for
some time.
Molesworth
John \loAllistel, Guelph, was here
o11 0111111 1.88 lest week.
Carl Anene1 ng, Del enit, spent the
week end et.iinh EA kettle.
Miss 11-. 3loVictr and aliss Living-
stone, Nevada, are visiting friends
her e.
Rev. Mr. McCulloch, (h•Arllertenk, °e-
rupted the Peesbyteri (i pulpit 011
Sumluv.
J. B. and Mrs. Menzies left me a
three months' trip through the West -
'I'll P s 1.11x1111' •7.
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nMrs Ie. McAllister
vont In In
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where she will spend a sheet
,ni e• ie 11,0.
time before t, nr1, to 1 home 1 1
A special meeting or the Women's
Institute was held on 11115 h tY+ June
791.h, at Ates. R Srehtwto's. Aliso
Onllins,
.A enlister, wee present and
grove nn address. There was a good
n1(1010al ;teem aIll,
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
MAY 8th TO OCTOBER 3Oth
Every
TUESDAY
"ALL RAIL" - also by
THURSDAY'S STEAMER
"Groat Laked Routes"
Seaton Nevl ation
Your Future Is In the West
The fertile prairies hove put Western
Canada d1rho map. Thorn are 01111
' thousands of acres wahine for the Man
who wants a Iwme end prosperity. Take
advantage of Low Rates and traveivia
Canadian Pacific
W. B. HOWARD
Distrtot Passenger Arent
TORONTO
HEALTDEEST ONE
IH THE FAMILY
No Sign Of Dropsy And Kidney Trouble
Since Taking "FRUIT-A.TIVES"
HATTIE WARREN
Port Robinson, Ont., July 8th, 1915.
"We have used "Fruit-a-tives" is
our house for over three years and have
always found them a good medicine.
Our little girl, Hattie, was troubled with
Kidney Disease. The Doctor said she
was threatened with Dropsy. Her limbs
and body were all swollen and we began
toClinic she could not live. Finally, we
decided to try "Fruit-a-tives". She
began to show improvement a/kr we had
given her afew tablets. In a short time,
the swelling had all gone down and her
flesh began to look more natural. Now
she is the healthiest one in the family
and has no signs of the old ailment.
We can not say too much for "Fruit -a•
tives" and would never be without
them".
' WILLIAM WARREN.
50e, a box, 0 for $2.50, trial she, 250.
At all dealers or sent postpaid oe
reoelptof price by Fruit a•tiveaLimitedt.
Ottawa.
Half a Century of Confederation
(Continued front page 4)
in Liverpool, he will hawk in New
Yolk." Froth that un ale. Field lend
Ito trouble in Arousing Englund as
well .as America. f.' i;g yenta+ of toll
and many feilnres follmved. In 1805
they went cent with tole; of wire, hot
in neid-eceun the cable luvnke, end all
hope, for a little Lime, was given up,
het the attempt was made again in
1$96 (Mr. Field's 5191 trip across the
Atlantic.) mill it wets accomplished.
The tt•ri t1.] 1 ernilo four lines of A poem
ofcno0idera hie length whirlh then lip•
Geared in at l.oglioh pul,lirntinll :
Twn mighty land+ have .hakett hood■
A^rose the deep wide rem,
The world looks forward with new hope
Of better tinted to be."
Thu most comprehensive thinker of
et few years ago, Rohet t Spencer,
laughrdl at thee idem or turning elect.
(qui L0 to practical account 140 71, Motor
For driving m'tchinery. .111 view of
the fact that thousands of 01 "51.1
way epitome, eyatom e, for years, have used no
other power, Mr, Spencer CAU lewdly
r.
he ranked us n n 1 f h11 trustworthy
i Y Y
wolflike A thou +htful fn. laud ie Aa -
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oustcmled to say, "Since the telephone
and the phuuegruph crone I do not re-
gard anything AS chimerical." The
telephone which is now .6 universally
used, never cruses to be a wgndeh to
us. The recognition of at 110(11111
voice hundreds of utiles, away is tutu -
vellums. Agent Rennie culled bis dog
through the telephone, end though
many Miles intervened, the animal
1)0i1(mizcd the wits (116 gave evi-
dence of hi; geeat pleasure in the
usual doggish way. Churches may be
emtnrelyd by, telephone, and the
whole service es reprodnoed from IG'st
hymn and prayer to benediction.
lint the instrument is altogether too
iutpar1505 in its 1r,n+missies of
sounds, for the smeile of the sleeper,
the enat'ze Of the snuff•taker and the
cry of the baby will alike mingle with
the weepers joyful sound.
n• t 1 vat nee the
So el'kb IA a and 70
triumphs of science and disco cry in
1 1'•)t / thatpeop-
le
1. f eemut ole, t o n e
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. freechoice ns a ho
mew hewn t ce t how
le >
nthey will converge, whetheretter htphone,
y
lir AiI' u1' til err niuostbY
signals to the stars. \Ve bevel by
lightning and the el, tele pro our
e• a'' 11 the N�tho 1; are 1 lie toucht tris A
with em, 1) •'7hrr, and the tour news
reticle see nnnlediately.
Luring Cosies es who woe horn dur-
ing the 'letter inert of l.he last rent
have +ren ruin heard of nee import-
ant events happening ln'tleible than
Met Int Well did during the 000 ken•e
of his life. 81 e81111.111118, nutoads,
telegraph', flying nntti'ihin'., improved
fru 111 implements, cud mechanics' lath
of all desr1 three m'e rho products elf
the past few decades, A science end
industry publicat inn had the following
(hues ill a reeves issue :
In other times we took a ear
Drawn b len, sae, if gong for,
And felt tint we were blest,
N•rty the r ou'lnrtor 10508 the fare
And otlnhs n broonlet'ok Is the air,
And lightning does the rest,
In other dare ntotll('the street
A glhhwnring lout ern lid her feat
When on e neldebeht stroll ;
lint now W0011(.11, when night in nigh,
A niece of lightning from the sky
And stink it en a pole,
'Bine was when 0110 'Mist hold hie ear
Close to it whispering wane to Meer,
Like deer hien-high and nigher
But note from town to town he talks,
And pure 11111 11000 Into a box
And whispers through a wire."
Note etlao the great advancement 10
ver isifl
+ and eminent of adt
the ely1LKt
eta ooupaned with former times. In
the villetgs of Oakville a gentleman
conducting ft ge.nelltl Move business
inserted the following ttdverlisetnetet
111 51he Christian (1needle'', of Toron-
to :"The subset iber having dOte.
mencett the nisi el>eli Nle and ine1eacl-
tile business at Oakville would In-
form his friends gad the public that
he intend() to keep en heed et genera!
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aseurtlueltt of dry gnede and hard-
ware, also a few geoe.rles and (14001•
uiiles, mostly used In the emuti ry,
which he offers low tin' erose, 1. \V,
Wlllletue, June 1, 1888." And this PP
untitled for 2 or 8 years, without 81(y
ohauge, 137 way of centrist, note the
following "eel" of a big More, under.
KKthug exteuel►e repairs, even. to the
fuuudalions, yet the business and
their dully "ads" went or as usual
"Match [hie *vendee fel stor'e's pro -
gimes if you can ; other stores would
hove closed up for et week, but not so
with us ; it's not our way. Yoder.
(ley the big Melee were crowded, Lo-
day a wonderland of bargains rued
marching crowds. Carpenters, brick-
layer., painters, gee teen, $00 em-
pluyeee and 10,600 people will wake
the stare n blaze of glory tti+nlen row."
"Two large dairy fern,. -one at (sling.
ton and the stater at Georgetown -
receiving tinily the product. of 120
11(1151) news ; born buildings nn farm
I with capncily 0l' storing 850 tore of
hay cud 10,000 huebele of g1A111,"
"pairs hotel] room in the baernneui,
supplied with creat], butter nod milk,
die eta from our own dairy fed no•, and
capable of ec0(netnudetilrg 801)0 people
a rimy."
tThough the auto may have dis-
placed the wagon delivery to some sx•
e tent, yet the bureee Mill needed are
cleaned with a *team or electric
cleaner.
As to the ustvepeper itself we are
told that a rtes cite be rut down.
turned into pulp yen paper and issued
AS A newspaper in SO hours, need the
ordinrn'y newspaper is a letter from
the whole earth. 13'acilities for rapid
living make one life now equal to n
hundred one century ago, Would
that this were true in morals also.
Among all the discoveries for quick
illtel'ehange of thought among men,
not one has been found necessary for
more necessary for mere effective
communion with God. Our gracious
Father anticipated all unman pen.
grere, and in the very Beginning open-
ed a perfect telegraph line betwixt hi.
throne and every believing heart. "I
love the Lo'd," exclaimed David, "ba -
08080 he With heard my voice end my
suppllcettuns. Because he hath In.
relined his ear unto 1110, therefore will
I call upon him as long an I live,"
"The wireless telegraph celled Prayer
Needs neither ether, space nor air.
OPar whioh to speed fear's quivering wave
Prom un who need to Rim who eaves ;
fhrmrgh vaenum, of forgotfutnexe
Race ((rill the flashing nee.0lgae ;
Nn medium le ton 400,6 or hard ;
Flesh, diatomite, Mate, he vain retard ;
"Prayer nerd+ two In,eromentealone-
(lod'a heart, sad, tuned a hnre1t)5,4hine own t
These sign.*( etatlnne Ill accord,
Thou shah 5014 nonvrrso with Thy f.nrd
Through hilt., n'er pl*ine, beneath the sea -
For love's. the el.ctrir.Ity 1
Who Invent, though the meanest clod,
Can telegraph each de] to God,"
But human inventions (10 facilitate
divine etonunu(ientions. 'I'he prompt -
beget of a good heart in response .to
prayer lir preaching can now instant-
ly be ,lode known to peer and newly,
wounded and dying, sinful and lost
anywhere on God's fontetool, in city,
of wilderness, lir desolate place, or
tangled jungle, among pagans or
Christians, wherever hllmenit7 is
tweed. Dollars giveli to miesinne or
pleilenthrnpleive can be sent to (heir
destinett:irul in a second of lime. if
o"1. of Ond's workers in India er
Chinn or Africa Mee the world knew.
5Lnlmna; before the mortal hotly i■
cold. Quick reparation in possible for
any lose. It is a (melting 11g1, and the
cb11rr11 must push 8e hard an the
world. A11 human ingennit3' meet be
made coalescent with divine wisdom
he making this gi11.011 eed earth a
paradise of purityeed peace.
It is charect.t•istic of elan to meg-
nify the faults of the living and speak
only in glowing terms of the dead
but in spite of the magnificence and
power of previous civilizetions ; in
spite of the Mestere of literature and
art, who have left behind them mnnu-
nleute which have never been sur-
passed, and which will tax to the ut-
most the genius of costing ages to
equal : in spite of the mighty (nen of
Geed who have towered among men
like links among rushee ; in spite of
All the beauties, all the ruggedness
nod grandeur of previous ages, the
twentieth century stands like a snow-
capped mo stein peak bathed in the
aplentloes of Lhe setting sun, while Ile
fellows are already wrapped in mist
and twilight.
In the foregoing considerations
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Fruit and it
Ice eream
TTr�1w� "'► "l►
,*H Sunkist Oranges
T. • Lemons and Grape Fruit
$ 13iggest Bananas in Town
All kinds Fruits in Season $
Full line first-class Groc- ;
I eries and Confectionery $
Flour and Feed.
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Telephone orders promptly '1'
$ aliendad to. 'Phone No, is $
+ 229. Cell us up and have a +
$ ((lent about prices. •l,
4. T4.he Star Grocery
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T. W.T. Spence i
Proprietor ETH E L
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there is ground for hope. W. 1.811
labor with mote energy and more ley
if we .believe our efforts are.,yielding
fruit, and that the good cause in
5,111011 wet are engaged is gaining
ground. Let lie be hopeful, and be-
lieve that the best days of Lire world
are not behind, taut ahead. God
means that the race upon' which he
has expended so much lure Sod effort
shall move forward to the possession
and enjoyment of a plot y of wbinh we
have now possibly, only the faintest
cnmoeption. Our weakneu and vadla•
tion and wickedness may eotnewhut
delay' the consummation, bet 15 is
entni'lg, To doubt it ie to believe that
the devil is to win 111 his age -long eeu-
U•overey and conflict. with God. We
do not doubt it. Almighty, power
mud goodness end merry are pledged
to bring it in pees. Let us be diligent.
Our Heavenly Father has taken us in-
to ceepartner8hip with Ilinself. We
ere invested with a gieatdignity, and
it ie our chute end privilege to aid in
twinging b71ck our erring and sinning
brother -men W the right and true
veiny, and W contribute our pelt, how.
ever .Mall it be, to the full accomp-
lishment of these high, divine pur-
Lposes, whs icll are aold as eternity,
ondon, Jute 7th, 1917.
HURON CO. COUNCIL
(Continued fro" last week)
Nauru and Stewart, Seam th, that a
grant, of $2500 b- made tie the Child-
ren's hid Snidely for the ;urrh►s* and
equipment of the Ht. Law ronce prop.
erty in the town of Godei kir with ilia
piovi0illll its 1110 deer) that in case the
Semite eeeese U1 entry nn the work,
the said property revert In the *minty
And that, elle expenditure of this a-
mount lee disbursed by a joint onto
wider of this Council and the Child.
ren'0 Aid Society anti tient any llaletwe
not used in purr:lease or .quipuh8ut he
need ley Life Society for maiuleoance.
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lladm K x111 Neel) tied. ell Children's
Sheller Committee ha Lobb, Living-
stone mud Stewart Seaflh.-Ellieri t
end Erwin that the o'
special meeting of
the Council be held un Tneeday, June
1901, at 180 o'clock, Carr
Koine and Weimer, that the Comity
1Equalization be me the sanme basis as
last 71151'. Oarried.-Fllient and Er -
tele that County of Huron d.eignate
nbnut 300 miles under the Gond Roads
System. 0nrried.-Nairn and Iabister
I11at Onunl y do not designate Onnnty
roads within (ihnit■ of towns and vil-
lages. Caroled.-Consid,'t•ablr (1(1(0
was spent in the discussion of the
improvement of toads melee. Good
Roads System and mejority Wer0 711
favor of entering into et Gond ]toads
eicheune.-Elliott anti Feed that every
member be a enlnmittea to designate
the reeds in the system. Oarried,-
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Pictures -like this one -of the sheep in the pastureepre
easy to make in the simple Kodak way. Your I{odak
will give you
Profit as Well as Pleasure
for the same Kodak that pictures the sheep will picture
equally well your Prize Stock and Crops, in addition to
all the Special Features that make your farm the home
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Ask for Booklet -“The he Ko ak on the Farm."
it is. A d
KODARS from $7,00 up. ■ROWNIE CAMERAS from Vas up.
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rillloth and Feed that we hold tt special
leaet 111g Of 5110 Council loh
the pith
Met to coeider the Good Rea(i. ques-
tion and desigoala a Ouunty 8yete111
Of 1 unlls. Carried,
Comity Property Committee ('115)3(0.
.d
they lend vied led the jell and fumed
all depertin.nts clean and well kept,
and d. mistimes %hetero, who had no
complaints to make nodi reported they
we're well treated, We recommend
reg11011 r f ,Inner Griffin for paint for
flour, pert of 1 not and floor, and Mete
10 gent, of seelviced carpet, be greed.
ed. Rogi.try Offlre was founli neat
anti liken. 11 quest of Registrar
011AII for either a eiew furpace 01 re -
Pairs to prevent nom be granted, Lhe.
sill 0110 being over 311 yeetl0111 use, toed
not giving met ane: lou, 0011rt House
and offices tveree inspected and fumed
that they leave been well looked after
by Caretaker al,Oreath, We reonm-
ewled the furlutro he repnh'ed anti
boiler hen a:Led. Also that pipe from
reef he repaired and pain! 1>e furnish-
ed for the flea of the hath We also
recommend that request of 1). hlr.
Duuald fur shelving tee granted (11111
Wet. all repaire he melee. suilervlanl
of Property Committee, .1, 0. Lallh-
wails, Chnu•nhan.
Executive Committee 1 eon( tett as
toilette.: lie mol ion of Nairn and
Si owner, Senfnrlh, that a grant of
82,500 far Chileirce's Aid Society to
buy SI. Lawrence property in Gado -
1'1011, we recommend no action, We
recotuue11(1 that a committee be ap-
pointed, with power to inocure a Imit-
able house by put cheese et rent, for et
Children's Shelter provided weebase
dee• not exceed $2,000. -Re (notion 1(f'
Brock and McKinley, thltt grunt of
$8,000 be made for Red Gross work,
we recommend request be geeulted to
be distributed nn sumo basis as pre-
vious grant to any Society doing Red
Crone work. -lie motion of Neeb and
McKinley, that request of Mrs. Hamil-
ton, President of the 'Women's War
Auxiliary for $100, be granted and
sum be placed to their credit. -Re
motion of Elliott and Pond that the
question of meat and bread for the
Jail, we recommend meat price be
r8ieed to 20 cents and bread remain
the .awe, -Re motion of McKinlay
and Loithweite, that Warden be In.
strutted to feign documents re sending
Mr. Oarroeh's child to Sick Oblldieetes
Howl tat, Toe ten to, be grate. ed. -We
recommend butt an increase in the
following articles be grtenLed : Pota-
toes, onions, eye up and saltie, 1115 saute
to be provided at cost prices, -J. M,
Govenlock, Chairman.
Specie) Committee reported as fol-
lows : Re telethon of Livingstone and
Harding, that Treasurer be authorized
to redeem any County debentures at
par, when there ie a me plus in the
sinking fund, we recommend that this
be done. -Re (Motion of Powell and
Doig that. County assessment be qua -
heed by County valuators this year,
we recommend that we go by the old
system for the Messed yeti'. -Re
motion of Forehand Erwin, tient Coun-
cil pass a resolution of emu relation to
Indies of County for the good work
they have done in providing comforts
for soldier. we recommend that the
resolution be pa.sed.-In regard to
the request of the different Farmers'
Glebe anti eleputatinu from South
Huron that a District Representative
be appointed, we recommend that the
grant be made and the Ontario
Gavel remeet be asked to appoint one.
John Shortreed, Ohale man.
l+lducetinn Committee reported as
follows: We recommend pnymeetnf
$385 21 to the Berli/One High School
and $99 20 to Stratford Collegiate In-
stitute, being amounts due fur Huron
County
pupilsIlfe Wending
above namede
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schools. -We of Jame.; hs M'rA1
owmeud appoint-
ment
t 1IP miut-
mrnt
1 l h cath as Trustee of-
Clinton Collegiate Institute re Mu.
Paul resigned, and that Dr. Redmond
be appniuted Trustee for \Vingham
I igh School in playa of W. D. Pring-
le appointed for 1915,-0. A. Nairn,
Chairman,
Road and Bridge Committee report-
ed as toilettes : Re motion of Young
and Malluugh, we recommend that
snow shield. be added to Anhul0
bridge. -Re motion of Beavers and
Stewart, the recommend that nn ac-
tion be take!(. -lie muton of Lobb
and Leithweite. This bridge being 9
feet and not a County bridge, we re-
commend no action be taken, -Re
motion of Shortreed and Campbell,
we recommend snow shields be added
to the bridges on Prairie road, South
of \VinBhahm-Re mntinn of Powell
and Iebister, we recommend that no
action be taker(. -Re motion of Isbist-
er end Powell, we recommend that 1 he
same be ender the supervision of 117e
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1 'n i 1 e1.. -Ra motion li e f is -
awl lv e
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County K
bleier and S1 ortr•1ed we recommend
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that the aIP
t • s nus to the bridges be
to Ar
properly 1 epnired and also rlepnunend
townships of Muni. and Last \\7.
o repairing of
■ h to attend L<. to n I Lheic
wane 1
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share of the rued and would suggest
(het the road be properly lighted.-
RRe resolution of Clinton 13en1•d of
Trade, we recommend that the com-
unulicatinu of lite Board of nettle he
left to the whole Council, -We in.
epeetell 111e Alaitlmld Bridge and Noll
some needed repairs Lo ,one of the end
abutments which was caused ley 117e
undermining. \Ve recommend that
Engineer Imre it replied us ream its
possible, -Road and 13eidg0 Commit-
tee with Eugiuecr, met on Nifty 21st
''and 82nd and inspected Smith, Stant
tette, 131ack Creek and "Eleven Mile
Creek tuidgee, Ap(n'oaohes to most
of these bridges require to be widened
and otherwise repaired. Approach to
the Whiskey bridge At the East end
should be widened, and in order to do
!hie; tate wing wall of the abulnletet
nn the tipper 0(11e should be extended
and filled in. To protect this work
)uw'nahip of Stephen should continue
this fining. g. Loentywok 15 in (lateen.
of being washed away if this Is not
done, Adobes( au agreement with
Stephen berme 0mint work is und
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taken.
Found St. Joseph bridge in
gond ('opal' and approve of the work
dope last 7e8I', Met 111r, AIcKiulay at
a small bridge on the Lake !toad,
Stanley. !Phis Moieties Orme n emelt
Myren) .pperenlly not more 1,111151 a
yard wieie„ and the water has a good
fall, We conaidet' 8 0ulvert 6 feet
wide ie *ancient and recommend
County take l0'aotinn he the n)atte,t,
Approaches at Bayflsid bridge need
.light repairs. Creek in the North
abutment should be tilled with 0810101(0.,
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This year nor pigs etre bel ter and more up -le -date than ever,
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given us experience to have nothing but the best in this line.
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Best attention given to Repainting of Buggies and a
Specialty made of Autos.
Orders for New Designs of work.
inspected the \Vallate lord Dunlop
bridges. Approach to former needs
eptne repairs. Dunlop bridge is an
old structure and the advise a new
bridge is erected, It will require .l1(
be abt'at 16 feet wide. Engineer is
asked to have above works completed.
Scarcely guy damage was done
to roads and (midges by Spring fresh-
ets, -lee ocnnuuntcation of the Clerk
of Ashfleld, we recommend that as
these amendments are unknown at
present, but we understand that some
change of the Act at the last session
wets made, we advise that no action
be Laken at present but that commit-
tee lee empowered to deal with the
mato. later with advice of Solicitor.
-Re m"tioe of Govenluck fwd Stew-
art we Ieconetnend that this depth be
referred back to Council as a whole
and strongly recommend its adoption,
-J. A, Stewart, Ohnirm(w.
Huron County Court
June sittings of the County Court
opened at the Comet House, Goderirh,
Tuesday of last week. There were silt
cries 011 the docket but they were all
either settled or postponed to a later
dale. The following is a summary of
the different cases :
Coombs vs. l lallaiwn,-'l'i,is was an
action entered by Joseph Cootl>Ile,
BIyil, to recover• on rt penuiissoey
note made by \V. P. 13,111uh0,1 and
Mary Halhrhan, both 1(r Last \Vawst-
nosh. .1udgeneut twee entered (Igo
the defendants for the sunt of $301.70
and costs, Proudfoot, 1(i5lortul &
Cooke for plaintiff ; L. E, Dancey for
defendants.
Phttraud vs. Gentle v, -An action
entered by Josephat P01111 (15(11, 111]11.
Quebec,cletituieg to be a eieditor of
Napoleon A. Oantin, !lav township,
against Phomas Gundry, Gnderieh,
assignee of Cantin's estate, told Jean
Vent 11. `antic and,
U 1 N.A. C -1(a in both r
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Hay township.
Plaintiff elains that
alleged side of the assets of the estate
which took place last yeaf teas with-
out the knowledge mud consent of the
creditors. The Well was postponed
until July 18i al. 11. 80 a. m. L. E.
Dancey for plaintiff ; Proudfoot, Kil-
loran & Cooke for defendants.
Carter vs. DuLaval Dairy Supply
Onmpauny, Liotiled.-An actio) enter-
ed by David Oat ter, East \Vawanosh,
me agent for the sale of 01'ea1(5 separa-
tors on a cnmmissiou basis, Defend -
nuts, itis alleged, have received the
pt oceeds of the sale of 7S cream separ-
ators but have refused to pay to the
plaintiff the COMIllisslous due hien.
Defendants enter a counter -claim.
The trial of i 15001 was postponed
till Dseember sittings of the County
0,•urt. L, 11, Dancey fur plaintiff
Proudfoot, Killoran & Cooke for de.
fendants.
Me5lnrchie vs. Hallahan.-A.1( ac-
tion entered by James McINurchie,
Blyth, to recover on a promissory
note made by \Vm. P. Hallahan, East
\Vawanosh. Tide action was Betted
between the parties, Proudfoot, Kil-
loran & Cooke for plaintiff ; L. E.
Dancey for defendant,
Conk et al, vs. iiami}inn, -Au (I-
lion entered by H. Cook & Sons, lids
millers and grain dealers, 1ien4811,
rtai"ling (lametges by reason of the
failure of the defendant, James Baia.
(Itm>, Clinton, to deliver a cocain
1411100110. of grain to thein Trial was
postponed me account of illness of de-
fendant, to a day agreeable to the
Court when the defendant is able to
attend the trial, Prnndfuot, Rillnr-
an & Cooke fee plain tiffs ; Chas. Gnt-
row for defendant.
Stewart ve. Sterling et al, -This ar
ti011 was the only, 3ury ease on flee
docket. It was entered by Anna Isa-
bella. Stewart, by Percy Stewart, her
next Mend, against Alexander and
Mabel Steeling, all of Colborne town-
ship, for slender. The trial was post-
poned to the December sittings of [hie
Court. L. E. Dancov for pletintitl' ;
Pa•nulfoot, Killoran & Cooke for de-
fendants.
Rev. Mr. Warehouse wbn 1103 faith-
fully and efficiently served et very
seueceesfttl pastorate of 1 ve)u's at
Trowbridge and who many wish could
stay for another 4, has !leen appointed
to the charge at, Thedfod, where he
will commence his duties the first
Snnlay in July. Rev, \V, Conway,
Au01(ln, will be his oweessnr.
Um at OrilaSOIS
I expect a car of first-
class Lime at Brussels G.
T. R. Telephone your
orders to No. 524, or see
r eBaker,
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