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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-03-27, Page 3ATORY RHEUMATIS Completely Cured by GIN. PILLS Mr. W. G. Reid, of Hainilton, Ont., °tie" of the best known and most highly eispected commercial travellers M Centide, was a cripple from Rheumatism eed suffered teriimy. GIN PULS cured him. Mr. Reid writes as follewe "I have been fdr the last two years a cripple with Muscular and Inflammatory Rheumatism. I tried,almost everything known,t9 medical science to relieve me • of the intense pain and inflammation, 'I sought change of climate in Kentucky and other Southern points withoutrelief ;Year manager in this city recommended GIN PlIeLS and I have since taken eight boxes and am now. cured. I consider • GIN MILLS „the conqueror of -Rheu- matism and Kidney Diseases." • refunded free if yon Ca d a euGarianteiPeillo5oicset.irs:a odb.r nex lia6etyi aopromptly mD. Ilayz SamP Mal Co. of •and Chem T9r911,9i forpositivei r e540, LOVE MUST BANG. • " -1- Ceylon Village Murderer Sentenced To Die on May, 27th. • OWEN SOUND, Mouth 24. ---Nervous to the point of prostration following a, sleepless night in his cell, Henry Love, convicted Friday on the charge of• murdering his wife . at Ceylon on --Dec. 90, heard sentence of death pro nouneed Saturday morning by Mr Justice Lennox. The date of execti tion was fixed for May 27th. Through out the judge's solemn discourse tb , prisoner sat with bowed head, appar ently taking no heed to his honor' remarks. Love after being convicted of th murder of his wife collapsed in hi cell. Throughout the four daye' tria he had maintained the utmost corn posure, confidently asserting that hi innocence would be sustained and th adverse verdict completely unmanned him. In a dazed condition he wa taken by the constable down to th tiny. cell in which he had been con fined for the past three monthe, bu hardly had he re-entered it before h broke into bitter declamations, He flung himself down on his bed shrieking and gesticulating to such degree that a doctor had to be sum, moned to attend him, It is said tha thrice he undressed and reclothe himself during the night. So od were his movements that the jaile had to maintain the utmost vigilane lest the convicted man should do bod- ily harm to himself. Time and again he demanded to see his son, "My baby boy Who has sworn my lif away." Thoueli the result of the trial came :before nine o'clock Friday night, 11 was impossible owing to the storm that was raging 'to make the new known to the outside world. FURTHER REFORMS. A Thousand More Words Have Bee "Reformed" For Bad Spellers. NEW YORK, March 24. -The simpli Red spelling board issued Saturday it fourth list of words to appear in new fashioned orthography. Approeiwatel 1,000 words are -shortened or change I in spelling. "In considering these new spell ings," the board said, in announcin, the new list, "do not be too much in fluenced by the odd appearance of th word; any charge must look odd a prst. Consider, rather, whether th change will bring a real gain if Lh public should accept." Some of the changes are droppin the silent "h" in such words as chao and ehameleon, dropping the fine "Is" in ,words like hammock, ehangin, heart and hearth to hart and harth substituting lift for laughtand col fo cough; omitting the `g" in gnat gnome and similar words; sebstitut ing nee for knee and nienac for kick knack and dropping "nn" in simile words; changing premed to prans and other words ending -with need to In the' new list touch is spelled Weil; cerious is changed to serious ,blow 'is spelled blo; bellow is changed to hello; forced to forst; phantom to lantern; handsome to handsum; bos to Mos; glue to glu and wretch. tc retch. Each of these instances typifies a rule and ie followed by a long lis of words to which it applies, Andrew Carnegie, Theodore Roose vele and a score of other noted user are included in the list of the board's members, OFF FOR BRITAIN. , Ducal Party 6 Sailed From Halifax Early Sunday Morning. HALIFAX, 'Vara. 24 -Brilliant mill tary uniforms mingled with the more sombre tints of •civilian attire at the ship's side Saturday night at ,8.36 o'clock, when the royal train of the C.P.R. pulled into the terminal pier with the Duke and Duchess of Com naught and the Princess Patricia aboard. The building was gay with bunting and a carpeted gangway led from the train to the saloon deck ol the steamer. The grade of •this was made as easy as possible so as not tri tax the strength of the duchess, whet had stood the. journey well, but had nevetthelees a slightly wearied look, On entering her stateroom the duchess found a handsome basket of flowers sent by the wives of members of the Borden Cabinet at Ottawa. The steamer sailed at three o'cloch Sunday morning. Gay Colore Prevail. "NEW YORK, Meech 24, --Fifth ave nne's mended Easier dress parade was Mvorecl yesterday by bright sunshine, but with a decided nip in the brislr wind that blew • • Extremes in design were rare in the gowns worn, the striking note of the exhibit being the generally high color scheme. Bright hues were the rules rather than the exceptrion, in both clothing and head covering of the fere. Mine eleinent. be family remedy for Coughs and Colds. Costs so tittle and does so muChl'l • 7777-77..7'7 • evnee near -inte'da-o01•08• I ' Ow to COliiiiItt Mall Order tustnegS. • The -principal objectibn to the ex- tension of the parcels post system conies from the retailer in small towns and. cities and -from the ex- press, companies, With the latter the general public not be in- clined to wail. They have so sys- tematically bled the people White in their frenzied, desire to acctimn- late "standard oil" dividends that it is small wonder if the worm turns. The retailer, however, is c ntitted to a large, Measure lof consideration, But it isn't necessary that he should be protected against his inveterate enemy -the • department store of the big city-atlthe expense of the great suffering consumer r Be doesn't need to be .protected, at all, in fact, lLhewH1 but adopt the methods of his larger and more grosping As We have ittoday in Canada, the mail order business is the legi- timate and natural evolution of consistent and persietent Yoiir departmental store merchant prince lDf Toronto Pr Montreal -he 19 hanaily' disguised • as ail ingor- "oyated • the round of the ladder that he now occupies by telling the people at iegular intervals` just what particular article or articles he has for sale and What tee thiniedi the people want at the pantieular titeee. He does this through the medium of the newspaper. The outof-citV reader sees, concludes to buy and mail his order accordingly. Re could and would probably buy the same article in thelocal store, blit he doesn't know it is there, for the reason that all the goods can not he displayed in the front Window and he never' looks into the shop front much, anyway. The local re taller Imust be prepared to fight the mail order business by using the same weapon that has bumt up that business, viz., publicity. Here in Clinton • there is a large amount of money, running into the thousands, forwarded each year to Toronto and other large centres in the purchase of goods that come through the mails. The extension of the parcels post system, as is proposed and as is undoubtedly ap- proaching consummation, will ag- gravate the evil, unless the wide- awake business man rises to the occasion. It will most certainly bring the consumer and the mail order houses closer together, and to stand on an equal footing with his rival, the smaller retailer will have to make his goods, wares and merchandise known to the regular buyers by judicious advertising, with just as frequent changes of copy as he can have placed at his disposal through the medium of the home town paper. This is the whole secret of the competition, as prices in nine cases out of ten will show a favorable comparison, quality for quality. The 'average buyer is a funny in- dividn al, He is the creature of passing- fancies, and if he is beguil- ed by the big departmental store ad, from clown country, it is be- cause it is being constantly touted before his notice: He will respond in much the same way to the local retailer's appeal, if the Ratte gives him the opportunity and pre- sents the details in a bright 'and 'catchy manner. But the merchant will have to change his nineteenth century methods and get going. kEXT TO CONSIWPTION THERE ARE MORE DEATHS ROM Than Any Other Lung Trouble, Pneumonia is nothing more or 'lees than what used to be called "Inflammation of the Lungs." Consumption may be contracted from others, but as a rule pneumonia is caused by exposure to cold and wet, and if the cold is not attended to immediately ser- ious results are liable to follow. There is only one way to prevent pneumonia and that M to cure the cold on its first appearance. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup will do this for you if you will only take it in' time. . Dr, Wood's Norway Pine Syrup con- tains all the essence and lung healing powers of the famous Norway Pine tree. Mr. Hugh McLeod, Esterha/zy, Sask., writes: -"My little boy took a very severe cold, and it developed into pneu- monia. The doctor said he could not ive. I got some of your Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, and he began to improve. Now he is a strong healthy child, and shows no sign of it ever coining back." The price of this remedy is 25 and 50 cents Per bottle. It is put up in a yellow wrapper; 3 pine trees the trade mark, and is manufactured only by The T. Milburn Co., Limit d, Toronto, Ont. King Constantine at Saloniki. SALONIKI, March 24 -Ring Con- stantine arrived- here yesterday and 113 acclaimed by the populace. The foreign warships fired a salute el 21 guns, The Xing showed great grief and the meeting between him and the Dowager Queen Olga in the death chamber was most affecting, both bursting into tears, - 1'he body of the -late King George lies in state today and residents of Saloniki are viewing the. body. ARTIST IS. KILLED. George M. Bullen of Toronto and Fellow Artist May Die. TORONTO, March 24. -Falling clown the stairs about two o'clock yesterday morning, George M. Buller], 21 Grena- dier road, was almost instantly killed and Wm. Margetts so seriously injured that his recovery is doubtful. Con- sta,hic Gardner heard the men Dill And summoned Drs. Shier and Hoicige,' The two men were artists and old friends. They met accidently on Sale urclay,night and went to the theatre, and later to Mr. Margett's apartmente, 569 West 131ovr street. the first flight of etePss 1\trf Bilkij slipped on the 'edge of the stairs. Irr an attempt to save him from tailing, Mergetts -clutched his ,companion by the aim. The two naen fell, At the bottom of the stairs they struels radiator with sufficient force to fracture Bullen's skull and crush, Mar- gett's head. ng nreuirse naulera wire, nix - teen years old, was killed, and two firemen named Hertu and Sylvester, were fatally wounded, at Sturgeon • Falls during the storm on Friday. The Getman Government in order to cover the continualjy increasing ex- penditures on the army, is contemplat- ing Government monopolies in the sale of cigarettes, matches and alcohol. The correct majority for John C. F,bbs, CoeeerVative, over David Mc- , L,san, Liberal, in South Lanark pro- -Vincial bye -election, is 613. Mr. Ebbs 1 received 1,866 votes and Mr. McLean I 1,253. A basis of settlement satisfactory to the miners has been reached with the ' representatives of the Pain Creek Col. Lieries N., whose miners in West Vir. einTiT have been on strike for about monthe'71711-etleegellireirinkr-tre'eleSee-, A weapon for the firing of asphyx- i imtigiggekmmelegiegleo,A,estaiteretlemgeMlek siegrbf the antoreobilg kertifteso. IAA usad TitatVgcerciay in capture of a negro, who had balinie suddenly niad and ran amuck in the Vauteuil quarter. Two Children Killed. NEW YORK, March 24. -More than a hundred tons of brick blown outward from the walls of a lower eastside factory building by an .explosion of gas Saturday afternoon killed two children , and seriously injured three others of s large number that were playing in the street below.' FRAIL SICKLY CHILD Restored to Iea1th try, Letterto MgtherS• 4nxious inotherel often wonder why their children are so pale, thin and nervous and have Bo ijttle appetite, For the benefit of such mother's in this vicinity we publish the following letter. .T, Edmund Miller, New Haven,. Conn., says: • "1\13r little "daughter, ever since her birth had been frail and sieldy, and Was a constant source of Worriment. Several months ago we commenced to give her Vinol. I /M. mediately noted an improvement in her health and appearance. / gave her three bottles of Vinol, and from the good It has done her I can truly say it will do all you claim." This child's recovery was due to the combined action of the medicinal elements extracted from cods' livers; -combined with, the blood -making at fdaiiit.rengtlit• ie_reit„ti_ng_purzo.zuviperties cr: . return the money in every case where weak, run-down and debilitated. "We tonic iron, which are contained in Vinol. ',1141,F,110,^ delicate children, old people and the Vinol will bond up and strengthen W. ,ffolme•s, Dr ugg,iet Clinton, Ont. whether you are not yet out in the world, or earning your living br• are employed in off Me or shop ; they are well worth reading and bearing in mind. Results speak better than prom- ises. Don't say what you are go- ing to do; show what you can do. GOOD FOR LITTLE 0 VC& Children Crya Baby's Own Tablets are good for 11 little ones -good for the new - "FOR FLET6HER'S born babe or the growing child. CASTORIA For Boys in Business They are absolutely sae and are guaranteed (by a',government an- alyst to be free from opiates and other injurious drugs. Concerning them Mrs. WrreKernaghan, Cart- wright, Man., gays: have al- ways used Baby's Own Triblets and find them good for little ones. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The /Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. The following items of advice for business boys have' had the ap- proved of several heads of big com- mercial 'establishments and emin- ent professional inen. No matter INIMINIE•11.• VULIIIMMOMM Grand Trunk Railway System Colonict Rates IIMIRSCCUTS EXCUPSiOli on Sale Daily. MARCH 15 to APRIL 15 (Inclusive) FROM CLINTON TO Vancouver T3.0. Victoria, B.C., -$ 4(1 15 Seattle, Wash, Spokane, Wash., Mexico City, Mex., San Diego, Cale Los Angeles, Cal,. . San Francisco, Cal., ...... To MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN and Alberta. Each TUESDAY March to October Inclusive Via Chicago and St. Paul, Through eoadhes and pullrnan tourist sleeping ears will leave To- ronto 11 a.m. 001 /above dates for WINNIPEG. No change of Cars. Winnipeg and return $35 Edmonton and return $43 Tickets good Mr 65 days. Pro- portionate low rates to other points points in Arizona, J3ritish Columbia 01. fill Porha portionate low rates to other eel us Excursions California, Idaho, Mexico, Montana To ALBERTA AND SASK ATCHE- Nevada, Oregon, 'Utah, Washington WAN mARen 11th Etc., from all stations in Ontario. and every TUESDAY thereafter Ask Grand Trunk Agents for par- until APRIL 29th, inclnsive, from deniers, stations in Ontario, Peterboro, Port Rope and West. LOW RATES. The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway - Through coaches and tourist ie the shortest and quickest polite sleepers to WINNIPEG Without between Winnipeg, Saskatoon and change, leaving Toronto at 11 ELM E1111033t031. • on above dates, Brths, Reservations, Literature and full information from any agent JOHN RANSFORD .& SON, City Passenger and Ticket agent phone 57 A. 0. PATTISON, station agent, phone 35a, KaallIZERIMMIEMIERAMIENIMENEMZUCS=8319 RSIZ9265:9;DEtiffidEIZES without a doubt .find this out in allV your travels round about the bread that's best with any? meal - is just the 009 and only real better bread could not be made ---that's:what youll - say when you have tried this crispy, crusty Mothcr's Bread artlift Phone No. Mother'sand have it) Bread. deiivered to your house every day. amazarsaaaamaaratam 10,1=6121116,1 aseariaremmperostskare onie March Specials FRESH FISH -Several kin de. Caldwell's Molasses Meal for 'stock at 52.00 per 100 lbs. Alfalfa, Clover Seed also Alike and Red Clover, Timothy Seed et,, Herbageuin-Dr. Hess' Stook food and poultryFanacea Columbian Stock Food-.-Zenoleum and Instant Louse -and Sheep Dip. Highest prices for Butter,Eggs, Tallow, Lard etc. • Lt!)NctisseRo R S. EIVIPE)RIUM 1 •Seed Oats Icor Sale A gpantitY of (Regenera.ted Ban- ner ,Cath, grown from eeed import- ed three -years age, Pure and free from oweed seed. One of the hest varieties grown,' Priee tee per bushel. , J. P, •"GRANT, London ',Road. To the Public rievieg bought the Fair mill, and had the old machinery taken out, new machinery put in, we have one of the best Mills in Western On- tario. We are prepared to give the public the best of Frour. We ask you to give us a trial. We will also do gristing for the farming community. Those who want to exchange Wheat for flor, we will have on hand -Family Flour, Man -,'1 itoba Flour, Pastry Flour, iGraharn Flour, Whole Wheat Flour for cake Breakfast food, lCorn, Screenings, Western Oat. • 4. SehonlialleS, Phone No. 8 Mortgage Sale Ueder and by virtue of the pow- ers contaieed in a certain mortgage which willbeproduced' at the time of sale, there -.will be offerecl for sale atpublic auction, by D. N. •V‘Ttit son, auctioner, Lots numbers 450 on Albert Street, Lots numbers 616, 617 and 618 on Maple Street, Phe sale will take p?ace at the premises on Saturday the 12th day of April 1913 at 2.30 o'clock •P. M.. Onthe premises are erected a comfortable dwelling house and a good stable and out -buildings and. the • pro- perty is well located on a front street. For terms and conditions of sale apply to W. Brydone, vendor's solicitor. Dated at Meta- 'the 20th day of March 1913. • • Eecut•ors' Sale of House and Lots Town Lots 74 and 75 on the south side of Bond Street, containing 1-2 an acre of land, will be offered for sale at public auction on April S.I-11 1913 at 3 o'clock P.M. at the pre-. raises. On the premises is erected a comfortable dwelling house and the property is altogefther a desir-, able one for anyone wishing an in- expensive home. Terms of sale 30 per cent cash and the balaneein 30 days. W. BRY DONE, solicitor for execato-a D. N. Watson, auctioneer. Dated at Clinton this 17th day of March 1913, Notice 1•110.1•••••=.• Having disposed of our Boot & Shoe business we wish to have all accounts settled up by the 1st of April. Kindly call at the store. JAS. TWITCHELL & SON. Money ‘Vanted. I have several inquiries for loans of various amounts rind evill be pleased to find investments for funds on mortgages. W. BRYDONB All paper bought from me from now till the 1st of April will be hung for 8c a single toll. Samples taken to your house if desired. Paper at a Roll up. CO. PONS Corner Queen and Princess Streets CLINTON COAL YARDS Yards Opposite G. T. R. Station All kinds 01 coat Oil hand -- Chestnut Solt Coal Stove Blacksmith Furnace Coke Kennel Coal and Wood Tile -2, 3 anc14-inch sze- 'The Tile is of the very best quality. Brick to Order. A. FORBES Phone 6?2B152Before placingyoor 37511827181511227"432822c'elorearlf: gfe° your season's supply fOt • loeveet possible price, carried in stock and sold at the dr Aowland's Hardware stor, or our priees. The veep- best goods withOrders may he left at Davis 0 re) A. Tem! W. J. Steveusou, at electric Liget Plant. .tr .••", •100 Broilers Wanted Eaeh week during june, July and August. To obtain these we are selling the famous Prairie State In- cubator on the easy payment plan, eggs and poultry taken for same, Four good horses wanted for Mon- treal by April 1st. GUNN' LANGLOIS 00,,l• N, W.. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins, Clinton. Blouse forSale On Townsend Street convenient to Piano Factory and schol. Ten rooms, new furnace, modern con- veniences. Apply to C. B. HALE. To The Farmers Insuee your horse& and Cattle A- gainst death by accident or disease, All valuabilel live stock ars being protected in this manner. Reasone able rates and quick settlements, Call and see. tHALe. Residence Phone No. 100; Office No42 Logs Wanted Highest prices paid for ELM, BASSWOOD, MAPLE Any wood bought, W. Dobai!) MHO opgan co Limited CLINTON - - ONTA.RIO. .101.1.1.1,26~211.04.09.11.1111.1112, For Sate A comtnodiem brick bonne at a 1 argain. Furnace, electric lighting bath rooixt, hot and co d water, also a Notable on the ',rem ses. For in- formation apply at NEW ERA POTATOES Car of No. 1 Cooking Potatoes to arrive 'about Saturday or Monday. New Ontario stock. Just the right kind for seed or table. Ak sample can be seen at our store, 'both raw and cooked, at 51.25 per 90 lbs. STEEP & CO. Ladies Wanted Employment oftered in Player Pr mimetic De pa rtrount. Light suitable work amid pleasart sur- rundings. In New Yc, k or Chicago Olio is considered employment for the highest class of lady operators. Apply at the Office of W, DOHERTY PIANO AND ORGAN CO. Limited, Clinton. Farm For Sale A first class farm, consisting of 75 acres, on con. 12, part lot 34, Hal- ltt township, Smiles from Londes boro, and 5 miles from Blyth, 11-2 miles from School, -A. bank barn 36 by 56, another barn 36x52, drive shed 24x40. A brick house, plenty of water, about anr (acre of or - Allard. Possession can • be given right after harvest. Apply to WILLIAM LONGMAN, ffilyth, P. Farm lor Sale The executor of the Southcombe Estate offers for sale 50 acres - East half of lot 28. cen. 6, Hullett. A first-class farm, well watered and improved, and with good buildings. Also the undersigned offers for sal, lot 29, con. 6, Hull- ett, 100 acres. These farms may be bought together or separately. JAMES SOUTHCOINI HE, Clinton. Ford & McLeod We're now eelling, Timo.thy Seed (Government Standard.). We also have on hand, Alfalfa, Aleike, and :Red Clover. We always have on hand -Goose Wheat, Peas, Barley and Peed Corn Highest Market Prices paid for Hay and all Grains. Ford & McLeod SAASSASSAAASASASAAAAASAAAA 4 Pinaos 4 See and here our finest o. New Stylish designs of r; 4 Doherty Pianos and I. omans, ••• lulu' es in Art E 4 Cases Pianos and organs rent ed, choice new Edison phonographs, Music & •Z, variety goods, 4 1 music Emporium 4 El 4 4 11. Stratforct II r P. r PPP P WO lanti.eoz.ite BARRIBTER 4308I0ITOR VO0A(4.• -PUBLIO, ETC '•. ' ' ' criztrrox A eleanLesft ,IIIRLE Conneyance, 'Notry Publi, Commissioner, etc.: REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Issuer ,of Marriage Licenses; Huron St,, Clinton. H. T. RANO Ei Notary Public, Conveyancer, Financial and Real Estate, INSURANCE AGENT-enresenting legit -ere suranee Companies,: Division Court Oilice. 1VIedi,a1. trk, cf. W. 'THOMPSON Physician, Surgeon, Site oneeial attention given to diseases of Eve, Ear, Throat, and Nos, Eves carefully examined, and suitable glasses nreseribed, mace and Residence. Two doors west or the Coininternial Sok Huron St. DRS. DUNN amid GAIER Dr. VC Gunn, L. R. t', P., L. 15.0.8,, East Dr .J (I, Gaudier. M.A. MAI, Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. sight oalls at residence, Rattenbetv51, or at bosnital DR. J. W. SHAW. ntysICIAN,' SGRGEON, reanclieur, ete,, algae and residence on tenbui7 St., opposite IV.7arran's residence. DR. F. 1. axeri DENTIST: Crown and Itridy,e Troth tt-sittelatty..; Graduate of C.C.D.S... Chicago, and R-O,D.S Toronto. Ba) field on Mondays, May Ist Deeentb DR. 11. FOWLER, DENTIST. Offioes over O'NEIL'S atore. Speen! care taken to make dented Mem. ment as painless as possible. THOMAS GUNDRY Live stock arid general Auction see GODERIOI-I ONT lux, steer sales a specanrab Olden «NEW ERA. onlee, Clinton, prt.mrsy antenand to. Terms reasonable. Partners' tale nate discounted G. D. McTaggart fa. D. MoTaggag McTaggart Bros. BANKERS ALBERT ST, CILINTON General 1ank1un Bushiest transacted NOTES DISCOUNTED Draft e issued. Interest showed on deposits. The McKillop Mettle Fire Insurance eo. Farm and Isolated Town Proper erty Only Insured. OFFICERS. J. B. McLen, President, Seaforth. J. Connolly, Vice -Pres., Goderieh, T. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seatocitit DIRECTORS. Jam Connelly, Helmesville , Sohn Watt, Harlock ; G. Dale Clintoem F. McGregor, Seafortb J. Evans, Reechwood ; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop Benneweis, Brodhagen M. MC - Ewan, Clinton, Each Director is Despector of losses in hie own district. AGENTS. Roht Smith, Blaylock; Ed. Hinch- ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Eg- mondville; J. W. Yeo, Eolmeavillee Payments may be „made at The, Morrish Clothing Co., Clito. or R. H. Celt, Godarich. JACOB TAYLOR eLusi r0/41 Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Real estate bouottt and geld Money to loan Office fssac Seeet, flex!, deor to blew Ecu Grand Trunit Railway System Railway Time Table London, Huron and Bue. North Passenger London, depart,..,, 8,80 a m 4.50 p es Centralia 9.40 953 5.51 10.08 3.05 10.16 6.11. 10.30 6.111 11.00 6,35 11.19 BM 11.27 7061 Exeter Flensall . Kippen Brucefield Olin ton Londesboro Blyth Beigrave 11.40 7.13 Wingham, arrive11.50 7.36 South Parisenger Wingham, depart- 8.43 a m 3.33 Welt. Belgrave . Blyth 7.08 Mat Londesboro 7.16 IA Clinton '750 • 4.23 Brucefielci 6.12 4.30 Kippen .. 8.23 4.47* Hensall 8.32 4.52 Exeter 8.48 5.05 Centralia .15 Londn, arrive 10 00 6,10 Buffalo and °ode, Wes' PA geetIgel_ am pm pm trim Stratford .... -.10.00 12.20 6.25 10.20 Mitchell ..... ., ..10.22 12 45 6.55 10,47 Seaforth 10.45 1.10 6.78 11.Ig Clinton 11.07 1.25 6,10 11.28 Holmeseille 11.16 1,33 6413 1.1.38 Goderieh 11-35 1.50 7.05 11.55 East ,, I qssengAr am pin pos Goderich 7.10 2.40 4.511 Hohnesville.. 7,26 2.57 5.05 Clinton 785 307 5,115 Seatoth7.52 3.25 2.313Mitchell 8.10 3,48 5.55 8.40 4.15 6.28 4 * Hoare c „ P Dr. de Van's Female Mrs • A reliable French regulatorn ver Mem Ills aro exceedingly nowertu.1 seguiating the finetailip9fticn of tlplenjale system, %thee ITYYVVYVVYTYVVIITYVIITYVIMV, 5 acl=fot!Thennosr.$1.0. .51:11T:1":0,,7.1111: die Soolbell Drug Co.. St. Cotharl000. Ont.