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oDI 'T0N_ T -UTE S %TUN= 10
`REE STREET PARADE AT 10 A.M.
LABORITES WINNING
Australia Almost Certain to Re-
turn Former Government,
MAJORITY IS DECREASED
Saturday's Elections Chow Slight
pains For Laborites In the Senate
and Losses In the Lower House -
Ministers All Re -elected -Three
Women Candidates Have All
Been Unsuccessful at Polis.
'LONDON, Tune 22 -The Sydney cor-
respondent. of The Times telegraphs
that although the results in the e,run-
try constituencies are still incomplete
it is already certain that the Labor
party is .returned to power will). a
slightly reduced majority in Austra-
lia, where the elections took place on
Saturday. In New South \'Gales the
Liberals are likely to gain 'four seats
net, but this is counterbalanced by
Labor gains in other states. Victnria
shows heavy polling, and Sir J. Quick,
the Liberal member • for Bendigo, has
been defeated.
According to the rotting now in
all the Federal \finister•e. have them
returned, execpt Premier Fisher,
who, however, is then -.;ht to be fairly
safe, and Hon. K. O'Malley, Minister
of Home Affairs, who possibly has
been defeated,
For the Senate the L abnr. candi-
dates at present are leading in every
state. It is probable that the Labor
party will win all the seate in Vie -
toxin, South Australia and Wet Aus-
tralia. Sir J. Symon, Independent
Liberal, has certainly been defeated,
and he is a great loss to the Senate,
which consists of 30 members, six
from each of the original states. They
are elected for six years.
The Daily Chronicle correspondent
says that Premier Fisher, Hon. Jos.
Cook, the Liberal leader, Hon, F. G.
Tudor, Minister of Trade and Gas -
toms, Hon. H. W. Hughes, Attorney-
' General, and Senator Pearce have all
been re-elected.
Liberals Gain Eleven.
MELBOURNE, Australia, June 2. -
While the returns of the Federal elec-
tions held Saturday are still fax from
being complete, The Argus estimates
the result for the House of Represen-
tatives with 75 seats as follows: Lab-
orites, 39; Liberals, 35; independent,
1. In the election of 1910, the re-
turns showed:. Labor party, 44; Fu-
sionists, 29; Independent -Liberals, 2.
So far as can be told from the re-
turns the three women candidates
were unsuccessful, Miss Goldstein,
IndeAenclent. in one of the Victoria
districts, polled 10,000 against 16,000
polled by her Liberal opponent.
110114NOS OF .PEOPLE
SUFFER J9 AGONY
vrtora
ta� ea
xc;i3�®
Itis one of the most prevalent troubles
of civilized life, and the poor dyspeptic
cannot even enjoy a mealiwitbout d isSres3°
ing after effects, for nearly everything that
enters a weak dydpeptiff Stomach nets as
an iia tt Burdock Blood Bitters will
ulato the iddii5aeh,• stimulate secre-
ion of the saliva, and metric jun to
acrlt ate diges'tiontnre pore. acidity, and
tone l -the eSttfb system.' sti4
-''l, rs, Dennis Hebert, St. onifface,
Man. writes: -"I have used Burdock
Blood Bitters, with great success; for
dyspepsia, indigestion and sour sl iettnibTi.
1 was terribly troubled with my stomach
for months, and spent a lot of money
without getting any relief, until I -hap-
pened to see about a woman using it,
and her trouble seemed the seine as
aline. I tried one bottle, and was en
much relieved,bought I fi ve more,and
have taken them, and I now,ean eat any-
thing I wish,"
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
Co.. Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Duchess Wants Divorce.
BRUSSELS, June 2. -The Duchess
of Orleans began suit for separation
in the first civil court Saturday
against her• husband, Prince Louis
Philippe, Duke of Orleans, the French
pretender. 'Yearly alimony in the
amount of 80,000 francs ($16,000) was;
asked as well as the restitution of
1I0,400 francs whieh she is alleged in
have advaneed to the duke.
It is understood the Duchess of
Orleans will not seek a divorce, but
demands a separation and settlement
on the ground that during a severe .l
illness from which she suffered for
two years, . her husband virtually
i abandoned her.
Rigorous Rule Will Fail.
BERLIN, June 2. -After a two days'
discussion in the Reichstag on a So-
eialist interperlation, it is considered
certain that the Government's' pro-
posed exceptional measure of le isla-
lir.'= re3pecting Alsace Lorraine will
fail- n. ,1 mej critic. The-spoal::,rs of
neatin all the mities etriinely cu' -
dins , d the mei .ere, which are di-
rected at the suppression of auy eo-
cietiee threaterine the s5 .t l:.•l '.1 'r-
ife order of ,Alsreee-Lerraten mei ei the
prehil itis r of ntresTenees prier 1 as
the Fio eh l;.t,.,,.a_e:.
Ship Dashed to Pieccs.
HALIFAX, Juno 2.—The Ne r-
wegian ship Prole, which went s -lase
at Sunday Punt, tear Yornssnth, .en
Friday, in a sixty mile an hour rale
was literally dashed to •piecee during
the night and has been pronounced a
total rrr e.'k. Her valuable eargo of
lumber is strewn Le. miles along the
coast, Ceptain (leen, his wife and
errw ,..Nap, -.l after a thrilling ex-
' at fil.
tit_Ari ,,.'e
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1a.
NO HARM IS DONE.
Canada Could Take Ships For Own
Navy, Says Observer.
LONDON, June 2.-(C.A.P. Cable.)
-The delay may prove a blessing in
disguise if it results in a more em-
phatic declaration of the determina-
tion of Canadian people to bear their
own share of naval defence. This is
the hopeful view of The Observer
which refrains from offering a word of
criticism of the action of the Senators.
The paper thinks that it would be
well in Canada as well as at home,
to lift the question of Imperial de-
fence out of party polities altogether,
The Senators have acted according to
their own conception of their duty.
In the face of thia dacisiou, how-
ever., The Observer calls upon Church-
ill to go 'ahead with laying down
three ships. so that they may be
completed by 1975. If Borden event-
ually succeeds, it will then be .possible
for him to take over ships on account
of Canada, at whatever stage they
have reached. Should he fail, it will
be a matter of negotiation between his
successor and the Admiralty, whether
they are retained as units in the royal
navy or purchased by Canada as the•
nucleus of her autonomous fleet. No
thing will have been compromised or
even very seriously delayed, if the
First Lord will simply steel himself
to his plra eduty rr Wdel
FOUR THOUSAND OL)T.
Carpenters' Strike Puts roronto In
Serious Position.
TORONTO, Juue 2. -Four thousand
men on strike is the alarming situa-
tion which _paces Toronto this moth;
tat;srdajr neon over one thou-
sanerhbers of the Amalgamated
Cad g�rpeeita ' Unl111 laid down their
tools^a p,1 this morniria as many mem-
Weis Of the Brotherhood of Carpenters
have joined in the effort to obtain an
increase in wages,
it. was also 'stated' by an official-
of • the Paint'ers', Paperhanger's' and
Decor atorb' Union that their men had
decided that, they would leave the
i
question of 1tr_ltrur to the distridt
council of tlieu• ninon, and ameet-
ing will be held some time through-
out the week., when they will go into.
the matter
At present the majority of the car-
penters are receiving 40 cents tin hour.
arid are deterrbined to hold out for
their demand of 45 cents an 'hour.
Xgr(amity remedy for Caughs and Colds
lbhcosts so little and does so much!” .
i, oil
SIR MAX AITKEN, M.P:, sailed on
Saturday for f1 health holiday in
Canada. He is suffering from ill
health, and is :taking with him a
well-known specialist.
FOUND VAST LAND.
Wild Expedition Reports Vanua'.
- Geographical Work,
LONDON, Julie 2. -The first a
count has remelted I nelan l .,f the :•x•
erieuees of Frank 3, MI and his - r 'n
comf:anions. wits, fornane the 'wend
like „f .`f ntseeins .Australian .AMere-
, tic ,lxpeditiou, lived on a glacier lar
• a year and diset1trrl i 1r. :treat trace et
land \vitliirl three hundred and pity
mules of the coast line. Tide. lend
liebably extends to the pole itself.
and Inas been named Queen Macy'
Land.
Speaking to the newspaper repro-
selltatives Wild said: "We preparsd
for the winter fn our glacier hone.
We dug a tunnel with caves to boll
nut stores entered by meane of a. trap
door chi the top.
"We had a regular routine of meals
anti work. - We amused ourselves
with hockey, football and ski-ing in
fine weather and chess, draughts and
cards when unable to vesture out. In
August. we again made preparations
Sur sledging, one party of three going
eastward, another to the wast. The
latter surveyed all the coast line 'to
the point reached by the German ex-
pedition in 1902. On one trip we did
510 miles at an altitude of from 2,000
to 11,000 feet.
"Tills party discovered the largest
emperor penguin rookery ever recent -
ed.; -7Y, iva0 nn 1-.1)(.'dslan(i. sista-fi tin
miles went of our raew'. int; and
here were congregated some. 7;000
young emperor birds in addition to
the innumerable ordinary pcntuin11.
Falling down crevasses was erre or
loss common. Weall got grazed and
bruised, while once 7,Lr. Watson was
clown a erevass for twenty minutes be-
fore he was hauled- out, Our worst
experience was in October, when the
Western party was laid up for 801 '11-
tecu clays in a blizzard the Innoe t
on reenrd. 1 never before exporienc-
ccl 0510 of !lore than nine days. It i=
difficult to imagine what it meant f n'
three men to he imprisoned in a test
six feet across which got ,raduall•
Smaller with the piled -up same out-
side."
LIORRON WINS CUP.
Outsider Surprises Talent by Carryin
Off Clissic, -
TOrtfIXTO.
01.11: wa< she' foal Ur• ,en the final leen
cant et they \\ i ="in. r51 :, .1
anti was won b; ,Amis 'Pura,'1')'
,':• ll••n
MIL. all ol,fsid..r lain von nl
and Plata (;la . i.h.rl. The r; - tlser
.was ilee 1x1.1 tit r.., 1 1 ,x1.4. gal:
1110. The f.11,uitr:. ,:r ti', rc•„nit; r'5
the, day:
Firs,' roc.. six
for three-year.,•114, 1-tI'..-
grev, '2n,l, :Ar .ala•; net. (1„1,.1 Cup.
Time, 1.14.
Seeend rein., ,at'.,nil-limes.pnrr;;�
4(1011, for • te.., r , IJ, i-1, fla•' I -Ir.
IT;` s.d, ifs ft 1 ; 3,•-.1. Privet Petal.
Time, LOt rI Vii..
Thirdtepee 'dye m 1. v purse .Gen,
for tw -y ar-' l l•-, C: n:Mizul foals -1st,
Dee 111: <• .'r ,i - 1 ,i, . n • 3rd .Alai
Bass, 'Iin1e, L02 2•''x.
Fe,1111)1 retie', 1 n.r-' X5.000, for throe-
,vear-c111 nn,1 et 1'1 Herron; and.
I3uskil; 3rtl, Prate Glees. Time.
1.52 3-5. -
Fifth ratio. pal':' 1,P10, far folir-
'-'ar-olds reel ithe 11.1nai,•ap-lst; Bel-
lo; 2nd, l,uekela; :31•(1, Julia • Arthur.
Tulle 5,11) 1-5.
:t11 raw., \\'rn. IL ndrfe Motional
one utile, r Arse 51 500, for
'Handicap, l , l t ,. .
three year-el,le end nth -let, Hearts of
Oak; and, White. Caps; Ord, III:wreck.
Time 1.414-5.
Seventh race. rine mile and 70
yards parse 5000, for thre'-year-olds
and up, sellin 1st, ,1. 11, Houghton;
lard, Star Gift; .31.(1, Love ray. Time,
1.45 2-5.
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THE COUNTESS OF - ABERDEEN,
has been invited' by (twenty na-
tnonia.l women's. councils of 'F.ur-
ope, and America to retain the
Cresidency . of theInternational
ouncil of Women for a further
period of five years.
BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.
Editor Newett of Ishpeming, who
accused Col. Roosevelt of drunken-
ness, withdrew his defence and con-
fessed judgment.
IIog cholera was discovered in this
city and 14 head from an outside point
were shot at the order of Dominion
Inspector Perdue.
Aviation claimed another victim on
Saturday when James Colovan, a
young amateur flyer, was killed by
the overturning of his biplane at Ohl-
o.eventy Mexican regulars and con-
stitutionalists were reported killed in
a battle Saturday. at Columbia, on the
Rio Grande, 95 miles above Laredo,
Texas.
H. C. Brewster was elected Liberal
leader for British Columbia at an
early morning sitting of the Liberal
convention in session in Revelstoke,
Saturday.
As lfay 28 is the latest date in 25
years that adisastrous frust has been
experienesd, the indications for a
bumper fruit ernp in the Niagara dia-
triet are still very bright.
Dr. Edward Fisher, :,rus. Doc,
founder of the Toronto Conservatory
of Masi ell _d Saturday morning of
ane_rna l•t,t ,.,:. i11 Toronto. He had
'ueeu albs= for two months.
A shall strat'li on the 0011 by a
rostv rad car •,-•1 the death at the
Hot 1 Dims, Hine Con, of Maier Mont -
1 Phertel,ff, (innoloque, who suf-
i l . a vary burl case of blood
R..lnbeelll;hn of the Russian
army, was - killed Saturday by a fall
from • an ; Ile- while kites: at
1',t.s a•f. A lrl '. l l e'h.e was with
hien f.,11 net, - • 1 linen but escap-
lU alai'' ('i"liC'lttt§
We are prepared to supply day old
chicks, hat fi one one Pr,eirie State
Tnente:tors, in lets of 25, 30 or 11,0, at
111 cents+ each. Fat limns wanted at 12e
per ti,iu tld.
GUNN, I.ANDLOIS J. CO. Limited
The up to date firm.
N. \V, Trwtvatthe. \V. Jenkins
All paper bought' from
rile from now till the ist
ofApril n
will be hung for
Sc a single roll.
Samples taken to your
house if desired.
Paper at 4e a Roll up.
6e0. PUffs
Corner Queen and Princess
Streets
CLINTON COAL
YARDS
Yards Opposite G. T. R. Station
All kinds 01 Coal on hand—
Chestnut Soft Coal
r
Stove Blacksmith
Furnace Coke
Kennel Coal
and Wood
Tile -2L, 3 aiid 4 -Inch size—
The Tile is 01 the very best
quality.
Bruck to Order.
. FORBES
(. 85 box ,. three f Mailed any address.
Fitlln to Rent,
•
Lot 24, concession 1, Stanley. Easy
terms, nrunedia,te possession. apply to
(1()RDON WALDRON,
• Star Buildini , Toronto
it.otley Wanted.
I have several inquiries for loans
of various amounts and will be
pleased' to find investments for
funds on mortgages,
W. 13RYDONE
Farm for Sale
A desirable 80 acre farm for sale
Good frame house, a parlor, dining
room, summer kitchen and wood
slhed. A 'band, barn with cement.
floors, pig pen with cement floor
and troughs, and drive shied. well
drained, ,all seeded but about 22
acres, everything in glood shape,
B01110 of the money may be had at
a Low rate of interest, will sell with
or without crop. Apply to
H. HESK, Lonctosboro,
or on the premises, loft 17, con. 8,
'Hulletdt.
Shiflgles
(Jar or shingles arrived
T. McKenzie.
Wanted .
A mlaln of good' address and abil-'
ity, iolact as our representative'. in
the Coaunfty of Huron. A splendid
ripening ifor the right Man. For
full particulars wrifte
STONE & WELLINGTON
Nurserymen, Toronto; Ont
For Sate.
Carriage for sal.e, cost $250, •will
sell cheap. Rubber tires, ball • bear-
ing, one or two seats, folding' top.
apply to W. B. WHITLEY,
Ontarilol S)tneet.
•
To The Farmers
Insure your horses and cattle a-
gainst death by aecident or disease.
All valuable live stock 5s being
protected in this manner. Reason-
able rates and quick settlements.
Call and see. C. B. 1HALe.
Residence Phone No, 100; Office No,2
For Sale
A commodln u brick r our.e at a
1 argain.' Furnace, electric ligating
bath room, hot and co d water, slew
a stable on the prem'ses. For in-
formation apply at
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std i11415ttil'ill InSlirallte
The Canada "Weather Iosuranae Co.
will insure all buildings against dam-
age •done by windstorms, moderate
rates, No premium note,
CHARLES B. HALE
District Agent Clinton
Farm For Sale
A first class farm, consisting of
75 acres, on con.12, part lot 34, Hul-
lett township, 3 miles from Londes-
boro, and 5 miles from Blyth, 11-2
miles from School. A bank barn 36
by 68, another barn 38x52, drive
shed 24x40, A brick house, plenty
of water, about an: t'scre of or -
.chard. Possession can be given
right after harvest. Apply to
WILLIAM LONGMAN,
' IBIy'th, P. ,O.
Farm for Saito
The executor of the Southcombe
Estate offers for sale 60 acres -
East half of lot 28, con. 6, Hallett,
A first-class farm, well Watered
and improved; and with good
buildings, Also the undersigned
offers for sale; lot 29, con. 6,Hu11-
ett, 100 aeros. These farms may be
bought together or separately.
JAMES SOUTFHCOM13E.
Clinton.
Ford &. McLeod
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standard,).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover,
We always have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
—p.
Highest Market Prices paid for Hay
and all Grains.
Ford McLeod
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Oonney1nce, ;Notary Public,
Commissioner, etc
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
'Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Hurou St„ Clinton,
H. T. RANCE'
Notary. Public, t)onveyancer,
Financial and Real Estate,
INSURANCE;AGBNT—Representing 14 Fire.In
durance Colnnames,„
Division Court Office.
Medit,at.
OR (,. W. THOMPSON
Threaten, surgeon, Eta
'medal attention given to. diseases of Yoe
Eye, Ear, Throat, and Rose,
Eyes carefully examined, and suitable glaeses
prescribed.
Office and Residence..
Two doors west of the Commercial H.I.
Huron St.
DRS, GiJN11T and GANDIER
MST. Gunn, L. R. C, P.. L. E. C. S.. Edit•
Dr. J, h, Sian Bier.-B.A. II,n,
Offloe—Ontario Street, Clinton.
Night calls at residence, Battonbw! St.
or at hospital
DR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON.
rconehenr, otc„ office and rewdence on
ienbary 8t., 0000site W. Farran's residence,
DR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST
Crown and Bridge :Work a Specialty.:
Graduate of 0.C.D.S..t Chicago, and 11.0.ThS
Toronto, -
liaylleld .,u-111oudays, May 1st to Decemb
DR. II. FOWLER,
OENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken to make dental tree.t.
tent RS painless es ooseible.
THOMAS GIJNDRY
Lire stook and general Auctionse-
GODERIOH ONT
B at tr,sto:R sales a seamen), WCete it at
N>tw ERA office, Clinton, pr n,c'r,y attennee
to, Terme reasonable. 1'armera' sate nets
disconnterl
G. D. McTaggart M. D. MaTaggar
Me guar:, r- e
BANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
General Bankiaip, Bosh,oas
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed on
denosi te.
The McKillop Mutual
'File Insurance a e
Parra and Isolated Town JT.rolo
erty Only Insured.'
OFFICERS.
J.33. McLean, President, Seaforth.
1. Connolly, Vice -Pres., Godea"ich,
T. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seafo:ith
DIRECTORS.
Jas, Connelly, Hclmesville, John
'Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton;•D.
P. McGregor, Seafortb, J. Evans,,
i0eechwood; J. G, Grieve, Winthrop
J Benneweis, Brodhagen; M. Mc -
Ewan, Clinton.
Each Director is Inspector 04
losses in hie own district.
AGENTS.
Robt Snaith, Harlock ; Ed. Hirsch
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Eg•-
nrondville; J. W. Yeo, 13o1mesville
Payments may be, made at The
Morrish Clothing Co,, Clinton, or
11. H. Cutt, Goderich.
JACOB TAYLOR.
Chtl+lf'FON
Fire Life and Accident
ccldent
Insurance
Real estate bought stag Solid
Money to loan
Office Issas Street, next door to New
Era
Grafin Triniiinallway tystera
Railway Time Table
London, Huron' and Bruce,;
North Passenger
London, depart 8.30 a m 4.50 p m
Centralia .......... 9.4.0 5,43
Exeter 9.53 5,54
Hensel'
.Crippen
Brucefield
Clinton
10.08 5.05
. 10.16 6.11
10.30 6.19
11.00 0,35,
Londesboro, 11.18 6.52
Blyth 11 27 7.00
Belgrave • 11.40 7.13
Wingham, arrive... 11.50 7,35
South
Passenger
gingham, depart.. 6.43 a m 3,33 p:m
Belgrave ' 6.54 3.44;
7.08 3.56'
7.16 4.04•
7.50 4,23
8.12 4.39
.Kippers 8.23 4.47
Heneal'1' 8.82' 4,52'
Exete-• 8,48 5.05
Centralia 9.00' 5.15`^
London,' arrive 10 00 0.101,
Buffalo and Godes„
4 Wee` Passenger.
4m pm
Stratford 10.00 19.20 5 25 10.20
Mitchell,.... 10.2212.45 5.55 10.47
Blyth
Londesboro
Clinton
Brucefield
Seaforth........10,45 1.10 6.18 11.12
C Clinton 11.07 1.25 6.40 11.28
Holtnesnille,11.16 1,3,3 6 46 11.88.
Godericih
11.35
1.5011.55
7.05
East a
F assn ar
ara g-
m
Goderich 7.10 2.40 4.50
Rolmesville 7.26 2.57 5.06
Clinton .... 7.35 3,07 , 5.15
Seai{orth '7.52 3.25 5.32
Mitchell 8.16 3 48 5.55
Stratford5.40 4.15 6.20
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