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December
15th,
1910
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County Business.
letter 'Was sent to the2 road and
bridge COinlrllttee.
The returns train' the Listowel
]sigh School, oho a 'ing $41,119 as the
ameunt due fro this county for
maintenance n ' wails at that geho',1
Was Sent to a , e education commit -
t tee.
The to :. ers foe coal supply 'were
sent t . e executive committee and
a nu ber of accounts Were sent to
th finance committee,
n motion of Messrs. Glenn and
cid the clerk wee instructed to
procure a copy of the !Consolidat
Ed illunicipal,.Act for each, Memberof the council.
meet at 10 council
k Wednesda morn
ing,
December Session of -
Canne'il Last Week.
The December session of the Hur-
on County Council opened in the
council chamber, Goderich, on Tues
day afternoon of last week at 3
o'clock.
Iii his opening remarks Warden
Irwin.. who presided regretted that
it was not his privilege to welcome
all the councillors. The hand of
death had taken from them one of
the most valued members of the
council in the person of Reeve Wm.
Bawden, of Exeter; one whose long
experience. in municipal affairs
had made him a very useful mem-
ber of the counpil. Mr. Hainstock,
of Howick, the Warden stated, was
still unwell, and little improvement
was noted in his condition when he
visited him recently.., It was not
expected that any business of very
great importance would come up
for consideration at this meeting.
The sanitarium committee had no
report ready, but he understood a
proposition was to be laid before
the council during this session.
At the meeting in June last a bno-
tion was carried that the council
hold its December session in Ex-
eter, but owing to the tdeath of
Reelve 'Bawden.. of that town, and
after a communication 'with the
councillors from the southern part
of the county it was decided to call
the meeting to be held in Goderich.
On motion of Councillors Geiger
and Govenlock the action of the
Warden in calling the meeting for
Goderich was affirmed.
On motion of Councillors Wat-
son and Gillespie a message of sym-
pathy and condolence will be for-
warded to Mrs. Bawden and fatally.
A letter was read, committing
Alex McLeod, by Police Magistrate
Butler, to the care of theChildrens
Aid Society. .It was referred to the
executive committee.
A, (memorial from the •county of
Carleton, asking the Legislature to
make certain changes in the Public
School Act, was read. It was re-
quested that Huron county co-oper
ate. This was referred to the ed-
ucation committee.
A letter from the Tax Reform Lea
.gue was sent to the special com-
mittee.
V. M. Roberts, civil engineer, sent
a lettee referring to the approach-
es to Graham's bridge on the Lake
Shore road in the township of Ash-
field, and pointed out that the
Ontario West Shot a Railway is not
liable for these approaches. The
WEI�NBSDA Y..
ADoherty, ofter aHen el),froireferring to
the history and condition of Miss
Baynes., the blind patient in Goder-
lei hospital, it was sent to the ex-
ecutive ,committee.
A letter from C. Talbot, engineer
of Middlesex, was read,showingthe
progress made in erecting the Sau-
ble bridge. It was referred to the
road and bridgeolnmittee..
Mr. Reid, reeve .8f Goderich sub-
mitted a statement showing how
the grant of $100 to Miss Haynes
had been expended. Itwas eonsid
ered satisfactory and ordered to
be filed.
The report of Gaoler Griffin was
read. It showed the present num-
ber of prisoners to be five.
Moved by Messrs. Leckie and
Munro that further consideration
of the question 'of establishing a
tuberculosis sanitarium in the
county be laid over till the Janus
ry session of the councihowing to
the fact that the committee appoint
ed to look into the matter' of la site
has no further report to Make at
this meeting. This was carried.
On motion of Messrs. McFadzean
and Gillespie the name of Mr. Tay-
lor, reeve of Exeter, Was placed on
all committees in the place of the
namle of the late Wm. Bafwden.
It was 'moved by Messrs. Glenn
and Sturdy that the amount of $10
paid by the township of Stanley in
1908 for building a temporary bridge
over the Bayfield River, on the
boundary of Stanley and Goderich
townships, be refunded to the town
ship of Stanley. The matter Was
sent to the road and. bridge com-
mitteeG.
Dr. allow 'appea%ed before the
council and xn;ade a full statement
as to the condition of Miss'Haynes.
Reeve, 'Watson submitted his In-
ventory taken at the houseiofre-
fuge and Messrs. -Reid and Lane sub
mitted their inventory of .thefur
nishings of the court house, regia=
try .office' and jail. The first Men-
tioned inventory was referred to
the house of refuge committee and
the latter was sent to theCounty
county property committee.
Reeve Stothers'mid Clerk Lane.
who were delegates to the Ontario
Municipal Association_made .an oral
oral report of the Work of the as-
sociation.
It was moved by Messrs. Geiger
and Reid that a grarit of $4.50 per
,week be made ,for the maintenance
of Miss Baynes in the Goderich hoc
pital, this grant to be. continued so
long as she remains in the hospital
It was moved in amendment . by.
Messrs. Kernighan and Hunter that
the Bung of $100 be granted to Miss
Baynes for Maintenance in.the
Goderich hospital, to be paid at the
rate sef $4.50 per week. Both Mot
ion and amendment Were.sent to
the executive .committee,
It was moved by Dr. Smith, sec-
onded by Mr. Munroeethat as no ac-
tion has been taken by the county
engineer respecting the erection of
windbreaks on all county bridges.
so that the snow may remain On
them, the council empower the '
Reeves to have the same erected
on county bridges needing the same
and the accounts sent to the clerk.
The motion was sent to the road.
and bridge committee.
The council then adjourned to
--E ri ae '.rlettlt ;,4, $ma lel ' t t•as •
INSPECTOR'S R PORT.
For Huron County Nouse of Refuge for the
Year Ending Nay. 3oth, i9io
REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR.
To the Warden arden gild Members of Huron County Council
GENTLEMEN ;-The Inspector of the House of Industry and
Refuge of the County of Ilnron respectfully presents the follow-
ing as his report for the year ending Nov. 30th, 1910:
Total nuinber of inmates admitted since opening of House s 397
1ltumtrer of itinr,tte's oe 1st December, 1900 88
Number admitted.for first time during year 12 -
Number re admitted after absence
U
Number born in House during year 0
Number of deaths during; the year 12
Number absconded during the year 0
Number discharged during the year 4
Number of inmates in House on. 1st December, 1010.,., 84
Number' of males 57
Number of females . r27.
Admitted during the year from several Municipalities, as
follows
TOWNSHIPS -Ashfield, 1; McKillop, 2; Tuckersmith,.2,
' TOWNS AND VILLAGES-Wingham, 1; Exeter, 1; Blyth,
2; Seaforth, 1; Wroxeter, 1; Bayfield, 1.
Cause of Pauperism -Old age, 7; intemperance, 2; imbecility.3
Number of days' hoard of inmates 31749
Number of days' board keeper's family and help 2000
Average number of inmates during the year • - 87
Average number with keeper's family with help added 92
Total expenditure on House and,t+arm $0598 29
Add value of proyisions and fuel on hand Ist Dec., 1909 2034.95
Total expenditure $8633.24
Deduct capital account $ 446.79
Produce sold during )1910 and other sources, 1077.07
Provisions. produce, new clothing and fuel on hand 1st
December, 1010, as per inventory 1977.00
Received from paying inmates .., . 616.30
$ 4117.16
Amount expended for support of inmates 4516.08
Average expense per inmate per day 14
Average weekly expenditure per inmate 991.
The expenditure on House and Farm accounts is as follows:-
Capiital account 446 '79
Hired help, House and Farm 218.75
Stock and Implements 113 00
Salaries- Inspector, Keeper and Matron * 1214.00
Physician's salary and appliances , 332.74
Repairs to building and furniture ' 333.64
Provisions and clothing 2748,09
Fuel and light 794.24 •
Book, postage and 'stationery 10 50
Taking inmates home, ete. 4.00
Incidental expenses. 50.50
Sundry accounts for farm.. ... ,....., 332.04
$ 6598.29
J. TORRANCE, •Inspector
• REPORT Of ° THE KEEPER.
To the Wardenoand Members of Huron County Council ,
To John. Torrance, Esq., Inspector of Industrial Farm and House
of Refuge for County of Huron: •
.I beg to submit the•following report of crops grown and
work done. on Industrial Farm during the year 1910:
Hay
Oats
Barley
15 Tons acre Dutch sets
300 Bush net back $191,80
180 '• Parsnips 25 Bush
Mixed grain 40 " Clover Seed 15
Beans ... ,........ , . 6 " .Cabbage . , , . P 900 Head
Onions.. 50 Fodder Corn . 1 Acre
Garden (hrrots 20 " Plums 40 Bask
Garden Beets ........ 25. " Tomatoes • 105 "
Potatoes ............. ..350 " ' 2 3.8 acres SugarBeets,
Mangold 1000 39 tone, net back.... $202.58
Turnips ... ..... .. • ' Live Hogs sold 380.70
'We put in 90roda tile drain and painted the wviod in base-
ment and in old part upstairs. We also boarded up the morgue
and smoking room, and put ceiling in hog pen, all of which work
was dune by the inmates,
R. MIJTCH,' Manager
MEDICAL; INSPECTOR'S REPORT.
To the Warden and Members of Huron County Council :
GENTLEMEN. --In presentingthis the annual report of the
Physician of the House of Refuge: for the past year, I am able to
say that there has been no unusual epidemic among the inmates.
Most of the cases of sickness were those due to old age.
1 have made 68 visits, dispensed medicine 1,008 times besides
dressing wounds, setting fractures, 7 minor operations, extract-
ing .teeth, and fitting eyeglasses,
There were 12 deaths, ages averaging 32 years. The causes
of dee th were. Cancer, 2; Tuberculosis. 1; Pheumonia, 3; Cirrhosis
of Liver, 1; 'Apoplexy, 1; Acute Bronchitis with Asthma, 1; Old
Age, l; Nephritis Prostatitis, 1.
The sanitary conditions of the House, good; food good quality
and well served. House comfortably warm.
All of which I respectfully submit. • '
J. W. SHAW Physician
December 1st, 1910
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(meet at 10 o'clock Thursday, Morn-
ing.
continued on, page 4
District News.
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The next session of the Legillat-
ure will likely open March 9.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
°ASTO R lA
A'wireless system' of train ton-
trot passed 'a successful test on the
P. R. trains.
Walter Nesbit H. C., `urges'youn'g
,nen to enter the diplomatic ser-
vice. '
Electric Restorer for 1
Phosphonol restores every serve la tl
to its proper teneign; e
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all
weakness averted at once. Phosphona
tnalte you a new man. Price $8 a box or to
15, ailed to any address, he Seolfoll brag
Ca., et, Catharines. Ont.
R.'p. Eldon 'was recommended as
the Principal of the High School of.
Cominerce at Toronto. •
.7,1), Prentis. the 'well-known ho-
tel -man of Toronto', died Thursday,
'bt•the General Hospital.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S "
°AST'"O R IA
r )i
Mob's.
quickly stops coughs, cores colds, heals
the tnroat and lungs. - - 25 cents,
It took five hours to separate two
engines that collided on the Wa-
bash Railway. at New Sarum'.
Heart Trouble
Caused Dizziness, Weakness
and Smothering Spells.
Through one cause or.another'a large
majority of the people are troubled, more
or less, with some form of heart trouble,
Wherever there are sickly people with
weak hearth, Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills will be found to be the most effective
medicine on the market.
Mrs. F. Leslie Craig, 114 Erie Ave.,
Brantford, Ont., writes: -"It is with the
greatest of pleasure I write you stating
the benefit I have rec'Dived by using
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. I'
suffered *ready from heart trouble which
caused dizziness, weakness and smother-
ing spells. Y used a great deal of Dr.'s •
medicine but received no benefit. .8,
friend advised me to buy a box of your
pills which 7 did, and before I had
finished one box I felt so much better I
continued their use by taking two boxes.
I highly recommend these pills to any
one suffering trona heart and nerve
trouble." •
Milburn's Ileart.and Nerve ('ills are
50 cents per 'box or 3 for 21.25 a4 ail
dealers, or mttiled direct by The T. Hll4
T. Colt Lirslitf►d, Toronto itOat.
in tea ,must be dis-
tinctive, "pleasing
and unvarying to merit
continuous use The
flavor of Rect Rose Tea is
all its own;' and it never
fails to win and hold ap-
proval because it never
fails in quality,) Try it,
PillMigeS011C11C0 PROF I NAt
Piunibiiig and Tinsuiitlling
. Furnace Installing a
Specialty
I would resl'ectfolly aclioit the pat'onsee
of the Town of Clinton and vicinity.
Repairing aof;tttendU ked il►dsto promptly
All kinds ofStove Repairs Got on
Short Notice
Pipes, Elbows, etc., aalwaays, on
haled,
Agent for94ci'tiil Fuel Saver
Staves from 1 to pails Goal a, 410'
Calve orders Fit re -Hence, 70 Victoria St,
'Phone No, 139,-
W. IT W113J3.
IGENSIMIS
82
Ns i SOLD IN BULK
Your Grocer Will
;Recommend It
Colts tor-; Sale
A general purpose colt for sale, six
months old. Apply to
2 F. WATTS, Raglae Street
Pump for Sale
Public School offers iron pump, 90
feet long, suitable for windmill or
yard pump. Appty to T. COTTLF,
Chairman of Property Committee
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Roomers Wanted .
Roomers wanted 'on Huron street,
only those that attend school or busi-
ness college.
.Apply at NEW ERA ,office
Caws for Sale
At Ross' Hotel, Brucefield, Dec, 16th
at 2 o'clock sharp, 1 will offer for sale
without reserve one load of choice
young cows in calf, Mostly grade
Durhams with a few Holsteins. Ayr
shires and Jerseys, some are springers
the balance are, due to calve in March
or April. These cows are in fair con-
dition and will be sold under guaran-
tee. Terme, 6 monthscredit on ap-
proved joint notes with 5 per cent per
annum: off for cash. Alex. A, Watt,
proprietor. T. Brown, Auctioneer. -
Private Sale
Of furniture composing of two side'
boards, 2 tables, one wood cook'atove,
1 'sewing machine, bed an 1 springs
clock, sugar kettle.: beating drums etc.
belonging to the Estate of Mrs Plait-
zer,.and can be seen at .the residence
of 'Eli Houltzhauer from the 2nd of
December, op Spence 'street.
Wanted
'A'good general servant 'wanted
apply to MRS. C. J. WALLIS •
Loi; Wanted
Highest price pad for Logs, Bass-
wood, Soft Elm, Roek Elm and ' Rock.
Maple especially wanted, but all kinds:
will •beeurchased.
1'V; DOHEItTY PIANO and
ORGAN 00., Limited
Roomers Wante
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Junor's have got a new furance• in.
stalled in their home on Ontario Street
and Mrs Junor ,has now got a few
more rooms suitable tor either lady
or•gentleman, with or Without board.
Girl Wanted
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For general. housework, duties to
commence 8 Dec. 1910. Apply to
MRS. M. D. MCTAGGART
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Don't Forget
The Clinton CboppingMill will be in
daily operation on and after to -day.
Having. just installed a new Grinder
and 80 horse power boiler, we are now
prepared to do a first-class job.'.
Besides Chopping 'Feed; we 'toll
Oats, make Graham Flour, Corn
Meal and Flaked Wheat. ' •
We cater to the wants of our cus-
tourers, Mistakes cheerfully -rectified.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Remember the Stand, Mari St., •
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Clinton.
Next totheElectric Light Plant,
where the undersigned will be glad to
meet all oldcustomers as well as many
neva ones. Thanking you for past
favors.
anon BroWQ, Prop.
Clubbing Bargains
Below will be found a list of papers
which will be clubbed with
The Clinton NEW ERA
For the year 191011. These prices are
for cash with order.
The NEw FRA and Weekly Mall
and l tnpire, one year $1*.53
1V'EW ;ERA and Weekly Globe
for • • $1.53
" " Family H. & W. Star.,1.80
" Weekly Witness ......1.80
Sun.. ..........L80
ft it " Advertiser 180
It It " Free Press ......1 75
"• " (warmers Advocate
and Home Magazine ..2,80
" and Canadian Farm (the
new farming journal....1.50
NEW .EitA andUailq Newe,Toronto 2,25
tit AI .t tt Star tt 2 ee
tt .t 14 tt Globe " 4.50
tt tr " "Mail " 4.50
t, • {t tt World " 3,25
tt " It " Free Press,f ort.
don., Y♦... 3...31
8eitd Orders to
TheoClinton New Era,
canton, tltlttlrl. '
LONDON, ONTARIO
Busmess & So1hand"
SUBJECTS
Resident and Mail Courses
Catalogues Fr.o
r. NV. Westervelt. 3. W. Westervelt, Jr.. C.A
f'rinc,pnl, Vice.P'rineipal.
Ford & McLeod
Having secured a commodious Grain
Storehouse, we are now buying all
kinds of grain, for which the highest
prices will be paid.
Bran,' Shorts, Corn and all kindtr, of
grain, Seeds and other feeds kept on
hand at the storehouse: •
Ford. & McLeod
W.11. WAITS & SON
store opens at 7.30 a m, closes -at 8 p m.
We are Practical Boot and Shoe mak-
ers and repairers. Boots made to or.
der from one to three days notice and
repairing done while you wait.
Farmers Attention,
We have on hand several pairs of
our own make boots,just the thing for
the Spring wear. Uome in and see
them.
W. H. WATTS & SON
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Opposite Post Office Drafts leaned.- Interest allowed on
d'eposits.''
W. .R11tY.vO,NE, •
BARRISTER SOLICITOR VOTARY
1?IJt LIC, ETC.
ceINTON
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Huron St., Clinton,
H. T. R-ANCE
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Estate;
INSURANCE AGENT --Representing If Fire In:
surauce Congraaies,
Division Court Ol7iee.
Mcdi.a..al.
UI4 {;. W. THOMPSON
ilei rn. Srrgeon. Etc
seeciar attention given to diseases of;the
Eye, Ear. Throat, and Nose,
Eyes Carefully examined, end suitable glasses
prescribed. ,
Office and Residence.
Two doors west of the Conrruercjal Hotel
Huron St.
Dr. W. Gunn
Dr. `0'. (luau, L. R. 0, 1'., L. It, C. S.. Edits -
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton, Night esus al
front door of office or residence, Battenbary
Street.
Office hours at spital-1 to p.ni,; 7 to 9 p.m
DR. O. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON.
ecrucheur, etc,, office and residence on
tenbury St., ovnosite W. Farran's residence.
DR. P. A. AXON
• bENTIST
Crown and Itridge Work 'a Specialty.
Graduate of C.O.D.S., Chicago, and R.O,D,S.
Toronto.
Hayfield on"Mondays, May hat to Decembe>.
DIL. H. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store,
Special care taken to make dental treat.
mutt s$ painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction '
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GODERIOH ONT
Batt m etoes sales a apeman) (Mete of r►
Naw ERA office, Clinton, prt,gttn,y attene.d
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers' Bale mots
discounted
G. D. McTaggart M. D. MoTaggas
McTaggart Bros.
BANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
General Banking Business
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
CEDAR • POSTS FOR SALE
The undersigned has a quantity of
• choice.Cedar Posts for sale.
PRICES REASONABLE.
JAMES HAMILTON
aQIj
Before placing your orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our prices. The very best goods
carried in stook and sold at the •
lowest possible price.
Orders may be left at Davis
dt"Rowland',:Hardware store; or
with ,
W. J. Stevenson,'
At Eleetric Light 'Plant.
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For Sale or Rent.
Farm to Rent
The Ostram farm, Lot 28,9th Con. of Goderich
Tp., 80 acres'is offered to rent. Apply to
JOSH COOK:,.- or to, AIRS. J. HALSTEAD
Clinton 1, ' • God.rich.
House and Lot tor' Sale.
Tho convenientlyloeated house, next to T.
Blurphp's, Rattenbury street, containing nine
rooms. Tho house is a recently ro•bnilt one,
and in excellent repair. A good, new stable on
the Premises. Apply to A, SEELEY.
Farm for sale
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Centre"part Lot 35 containing 48
acres and North 50 acres 'on Lot 30; 10
acres or more good hard Wood bush
good Bern, stabling Midvale:tele
gond Iiog Pen and driving ~bred small
Orchard, Menne finest, t' liar under
good well water at ,louse end Spring
Creek running through'. Lot 35. For
price; apply to R. sCq'11. Box
Blyth, or on Lot 35 Cen.1311 ithott. 2111
.Farin for Sale
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120 acres, In good state of cultiv-
ation, being lot 24 rind 25, 'con. 5
Goderich Tp., all fresh seeded
down, less ten acres, which is plow-
ed. On the property is 'a concrete
house, a barn 56 by 80, good, stab-
ling well watered. Apply, 'to
JAS.' HAMILTON, Clinton,
House for Sale
-•o--
A Cottage and half acres of land,
good fruit trees, hard and soft water,
a stone cellar under whole house, will
sell on time or Cash. This is the pro-
poerty o the CRI CIT Mrs Thoma6s, Apply
t
Girl Wanted
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A blood girl wanted, and good wages
paid, Apply to 0, ()RICH 3t
simr66/66666
Two Cutters for Sale
Two Cuttet'a,1 Portland and 1 Plano
Box Cutter. i'eth in good condition.
at THE NE ldbefore
Christina*, Apply
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance co.
Perm and Isolated 'town Pray.
erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth
Jas. Connolly, Vire Pres., Goderieh
Thos. E. Hays, Sec,-Treas., Seaforth
1 DIRECTORS.
Jas. Connelly, • Holmesville; John
,Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seaforth; J. Evans, Beech.
woon; Js G. Grieve, Winthrop, T. Ben_
neweis, ' Brodhagen, ' M. • McEwan,
Oliuton. •
Each Director is inspector of losses in.
his own locality.
,, AGENTS. •
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hinchley
Seaforth; James . Cumming, . Egmond•
ville; J. W. Yeo, Holmesville •
Payments may • be made at Tozer '&
Brown's, Clinton, or to R. 11. Outt,
Goderich
JACOB TAYLOR
C' Lirwro 1i .
Fire, Lifed' Accident
Insurance
• .ReaI estate bought and sold
Money to loan
Office Isaac Street, next'door to New
Era
Grand Trunk Railway System
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Railway Time Table
London,;Fluron and. Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart, .... 8,30 a m 4.50 p'nri
Centralia, 9.40 . 5,43
Exeter ' 9.53 • 5.54
ensail
10.08 • 6.05
ippen 10.16 6.11
ruceffeld 10.30 0.19
fnton,,..... 11.05 6,35
L )ndesboro 11.18 6.52
iyyth 11.27 7.00
elgrave..,...,,11.40 7,13
ringham, arrive11.50 7,35
South Passenger
riugham, depart6,43•, m 3.33 p m
elgrave 6.54 3.44
lyth 7.08 8,56
ondesboro ... 7,16 • 4.04
Clinton 750 4.23
rucefield
8.12 •4.39
fppen 8.23 4.47
ensail 8.82 452
8.48 5.05
Centralia • 9.00 6.15
London,
arrive 1000 •6.10
Buffalo and Goderich
West' , Passenger
ampm pm pm
Stratford .:,.,,..10.00 12,20 525 10.204
Mitebell 10.22 12.45 5.55 10.47
Seaforth 10.45 1.10 6.18 11,12
Clinton ... , 11.07 1.25 6.40 17.28'
Holmesville, 11.16 1,83 0 46 I1.88•
Goderich 11.35 1.50 7.05 11,55
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Goderich.. 7.10 2.40 • 4 550
Holmesville '7,26 2.57. 5,00,
Clinton 7,35 307. 5.15
Seatorth 7,52 3.25 5.32
Mitchell..... ......6 8,16 3.48 5.55
Stratford 8 40 4.15 6.20
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