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The Clinton New Era, 1912-03-21, Page 2eite, TITURSDAY, MARCH fillet', 1918: • anNetanscarmatatacwwwwanoffiniuremit, 11,,,,41,1,11ZAWIA,o1a$1, 4144 e A te, k r; 17 I ,Page 2 : , eeceetieles ," TRU CEINTON NEW ERA. Bliff1311 CABINET FACES A DIFFICULT PROBLEM COMpulSory Arbitration May Result From Strike of the Miners. , Prem ler Asquith's CI re atest Di Fri cu lty mall-,farriels'Thamsay labor member for Leicester, was not called into consultation at Saturday's Cabinet meeting. While the strike thus far has been remarkable for absence of violence, there are indications that another week of enforced idleness is likely to • lead to serious outbreaks in the Lan- arkshire districts. After the news of. the breaking down of negotiations was.. published, many non-union min- ers returned to the pits. They were attacked Saturday by a great crowd of strikers. The police 'made many arrests. In Glasgow trade and progress have been practically throttled. Train ser- vices have been reduced, some of the lines abolishing Sunday service. At the Armstrong, Whitworth & Co. shipbuilding works, at Newcastle -on - Tyne, notification has been given that if the strike lasts another week 20,000 employes will be suspended. That the prolongation of the strike will seriously affect the nation's over- see food supply is indicated by a cablegram from Buenos Ayres by 4' large firm of slat -Owners .at Live - p001, stating that it will be impossible to obtain bunker coal .for stembers. at any River Plate port after the end • if March. In a speech Saturday night, V. Hartshorn, the Welsh mine leader, after declaring that compulsory axial- taraaidti:an would not settle the strike,' • "The outstanding fact is that the workers are masters of the situation. They have all the power; and it is simply, a question as to how they will use it. ' Westphalian Strike Waning: • Berlin, March 18. -In spite of the strikers' denials, thiastrike• spirit ap.; parently is growing weaker in West - the men not to, return to wo. a: until a phalia. An important miners meeting bill is passed Which is satisfactory at Bocinun yesterday was sparsely at -1 to them. Hence there is no certainty tended. No disorders are reported ansal that the passage of a minimum wage caller% A meeting of the miners' dela- act would immediately terminate the gates at Zwickau has reached a deal - strike. It is considered sienificant don to strike to -day. Lies In Making Sure That Miners Will 'Not Break Pledge - Leaders Say They Will Not Call Off the Strike Until Demands Are Met • / ---Rioting Is Probable Soon. London, March 18. --Realizing, that 110 settlement of the coal strike is pos- sible for another week, the nation 'faces with extraordinary (salmi -less the prospect of a swiftly increasing indus- trial paralysis, accompanied by hun- ger and destitution, The Cabinet dis- cussed Saturday the draft of the bill, ' whiqh, it is hoped, will end the strug- gle, T9 frame a measure which Par- liament will pass and both parties to the,clispute will accept, is regarded as the mest cliffiCult problem the Gov- ernment has undertaken since it as- sumed office. - I The chief difficulty -lies in embody - dug in the legislation Premier As- quith's pledge that the minimum wage bill "should provide an adequate safe- guard for the protection of the ern- - compulsion in some form. The eoal roloyers." It involves the applioationf co owners may -be coerced by legislation to pay a minimum wage, but it is very doubtful if Parliament will ever pass a bill which does not also apply coercive measures to the men, sub- jecting them to palialties for breaking the agreements under -which the mini- inum is paid. It is generally assumed that it will necessitate a provision of compulsory arbitration with Inch recision of. the Trades Disputes Act as will render the trades unions liable to damages for breaches of agreements by their members. To legislation of this char - actor the labor leaders • are strongly 9pposed, but the miners' • executive have announced that •they '11 direct MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DIE IN ERIE AT • NIAGARA FALLS Tvvo Women Lose fhelr Lives In American City. THIRD ONE MAY NOT LIVE Fire Breaks Out In Logan and Hew- son Buildings and Citizens Assist Firemen I n H wile Attempts at Rescue -Aged Woman and Her Invalid Daughter Fell Victims to Stifling' Smoke Yesterday. Niagara Fella, - N.Y., March 18. - Two women were killed and another severely injured in a fire that did $25,000 damage to the Logan and I -lew- d= buildings, 80-38 Erie avenue, yes- terday. The dead are: • - Mrs. Charlotte Pattison, aged 71. Her invalid ,datighter, Melte, aged 37 years. ' Another daughter, Ellen, is at the General Hoapital in a serious condi- 'teen as a result of inhaling smoke. .Twelve * other people had narrow eseapes. • The fire was discovered shohly af- ler 3 o'clock yesterday morning. By he time the firemen reached the fire he occupants of the building were es- eaping in their night elothing. Henry 'Fisher and his wife, who ocoupied tjie front portion of the first floor in emetheection of the buildipg, were - . sne nest to gain In, street atter a tiara battle with the smoke, Mrs. Ellen Whalen, an aged widow, who occupied apartments on the first floor in rear of the Fisher apartment, made her escapeen the same manner. She *as almost overcome by smoke. . Just after .the firemen arrived, two heads. appeared at a window on the seoond floor in the south portion of the building. They were those of Ella Pettisonand her invalid sister, Melte. The Bremen could see that Ella was supporting her sister and endeavoring to keep her heat out of the wineow. Great billows of smoke belched from' the windows. As the firemen raised the ladders the women were seen in attitudes e pray- er. Melte, who had long suffered from spinal trouble, could not move from her couch without assistance, was heard +selling, "Please God send us help to save mother, Ella," • When the ladder was raised to the window Fred. Carter, electriciv, sprang up it with a, rope. When he reached the women they were in a semi-conscious condition. Gathering Ella in his arms, he dragged her through the window and lowered her to the sidewalk. She is reported to be In a serious cOndition, having been 'almost suffocated by smoke. , After rescuing the woman, Carter as so overcome by smoke that he was forced down the ladder by com- radOs. Robert Barr, proprietor of the Arlington Rotel, took Carter's piece At the ton of the ladder and with 111111111MFWEESEMBEZINESSMalar Genuine Vegetable Fibre Parchment, for wrapping butter -the best sheet on the market, in paakages, not printed: 500 Sheets for Me. 200 Sheets. for 25e • Better Still Have your name, farm and post -office neatly printed . and make a reputation for your product. We use only special butter paper ink, guaranteed not to -run - or to injure the butter. • 1000 lor 1.75 2000 tor $3.00 50.0t for $7;00 Wrap your butter, and get two cents ,per pound • more than if unwrapped.. 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It mares Diariacou, and. Wind, Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation. and Flatulency. It assimilatestho rood, regulates the t Stomeeh and. Dowels, giving healthy and natural Sleep. ' • ' The „Children's Panacea -The DI:other's Friend EIMUIrt E CAST*,'Ri ALWAYS Bears the Signature of wow The Kind ou Have Always Bouttt b In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY CTREET. NEW YORK CITY. eesereeseeeiee, elefedieleleeteftleseseee'efeetesseese - grea:t difficulty hauled the unconscious form of the crippled woman from the room. She was passed down the lad - 'der and died while being carried to the Trennick Hotel. It was impossible for *e rescuers to attempt an entrance tolhe smoke- filled apartments. The body of the aged mother of the two women was found on the bed in her own room, where the fire had subsided somewhat hours later. The body was burned almost beyond recognition, but phy- sicians say the woman died- of suffo- cation. While firemen and spectators were deeply engrossed in the 'rescue two other families escaped. • Big Fire at Buffalo. Buffalo, Marth 18. -Harold Mot*ei, aged 21, and John Clifford, aged 45, were fatally burned and five others seriously injured in a fire that broke out late Saturc101n the plant of the Buffalo Weaving & Belting Co. The fire was due to an explosion of naph- tha. The property loss will probably exceed $25,000, • SAGEINE GIRLS' There are manyl of (them; they are al ways noticeable 'and dieting- uished beemese of 'their hair; Thick, heavy tresees of soft, silky and lux- terian,t hair; free hem dandruff and ,glowing withall the radiance and beauty ofthe' ,greatest adorn- ment of ,women. Segeine is the °lay preparation known to science that will make thie hair so noticeably beautiful; Sage. elle is no w Isola in Clineoln by1. E. Hovey who wieh each battle gives his pergonal iguene'etesi to refund the money if Sag,eime does net do all itthat is claimed; for it. Sageine is the f szvorite in every -home; it merits ate popularity 'be- cause ilt IR not sticky oir greasy" land it isinat a dye. J. E. Hovey oldie a :age bottle fee 50e. SUDDEN DEATH Of ° SENATOR WM. BUSS. An Ex -Minister Of The Rilackenzie • Administration And -A Promin- ent Liberal, Ottawa, larch 18. -Senator Rees oV Nova Scotia, one • of the firstiniambers in the Dominion Hou alter ,d,onf.ed- eration; died , Yealterday morning at 0.80 from asthma.. He had not been w•e11 for sometime, although he took his Neat In. he Upper House Saturday mad had lunclusen at the Parliament, restiverant. Satin -lay night,. . He as taken ill during ,the • • Senater Ross was born March 20, 18e5,, and in three, days would .bav� been 87. He took a prominent part, it Nova Scotian politicbefore.Oene federation, and was one of the leadimil Liberal opponents of Sir Charles,Tiip, per against Confederatiou. He was, Minister of Militia wader. AleeanderMackeezie, and introduced the 13111 founding the Royal Military Golleee, set Kingeton. He , was later appointed, collector: Of customs at Halite*, vrhichaapeition he held untie 1906,. when he was ealled to. •the., • Sleep of Death on Bark. • Philadelphia, Pa., March 18. -With Iwo members of the crew dead and six -ethers with well developed cases, of heti-lane, ex sleeping , sicknee the British. bark Brilliant; 'which :sailed , hod 130mbite three months ago, reagh- i.d the Mareue Hook quarantlee• sta- tion, a few Defies below this city, yea-, terdaY. ;Che Brilliant was last reported, at j:•:,Heeenti,pri Jan. 29. At that, time, •there.'efas ,no siokeess ore board. ihst, ease, eht of an American, de- veloped sixteen eta -ye ego. • T,he follow - ng day ale ,Eriglish, senor Was Beigettl th the ctieelas.e.1 "13oth of the men aie,d in less than:a-week, sandits Still at Liberty. Va,, March 18 -Two thou - and feet above sea level, among the drags and eaves of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Allen gang who de- monstrated their contempt ef conste ,ttited law by a massacre of the judge, the prosecutor and the sheriff of the! Carroll County Court last Thursday; oontinued yesterday to defy capture. , The dare seareti by a poase of sev- enty-five detectives and citizen volun- teers, demenstrated that. Unless the militia is, sent here to begin a system- etie siege of the hiding place,s of the outlaws they never may be brought to answer to the indictments for mur- der, returned here Saturday. For such 'a plan a camping site was selected yesterday by representatives of Gov- ernor Mann. • Those who know the paths and pas. sieges of the highlands and points of Ventage from which outlaws could Ward off an attacking force with least hme to themselves, say that the Al- iens ;unquestionably are conoealed be- hind the overhanging preolpie,es of Devil's Den, ball way between her and Mount, Airy, NO. There,, with revisions and ammunition, of which t is aaidelithey have plenty, an attack - mg force would find the aim of the aliens deadly. JUDGE ESCIPES MAFIA'S BOMB Police inspector Badly HurtWhile E;tmining infernal Machine Sent to Rosaisky. New York, Marc& 18.1e -4n attempt to kill Judge' Otto A. Rosalsky of' the criminal breach of the Court of Gen- eral Seesionie with a bomb came with- in a hair's breadth of being taftweeesful Saturday night. It was o-ly a defeat -said to be a small accuMulation of dirt -in the mechanism of the infer- nal machine, which the justice had unsuspectingly °panel at savelhim from probable death oriaertain injure. Theebomle keel- expeeded while being examined J Inspector Owen Egan 9,4 ItiSietelreellerti Oombeatileugiseewomad, HAD VERY BAD COUGH And Tickling Sensa- tion in Throat'. • Dr.Vood's Norway Pine Syrup Cured It. • • Miss- C. Danielson, Bowsman River, writes: --"Last fall I had a very bad -cough and a tickling sensation in my throat. It was so bad I could not 'sleeirat night, so I went to a druggist and told him I wanted soniething for my cold, and he advised inc to try Dr. Wood's 'Norway Pine Syrup which I did, and after taking one bottle I was completely cured. Let me recommend Dr. Weed's Norway Pine Syrup t6 anyone who suffers from a cough or throat irritation." Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is ivithout a doubt one of the greatest cough and cold remedies on the market to -day, and so great, has been its success there are numerous preparations put up to imitate it. Do not be imposed upon by taking one of these substitutes, but insist on being given "Dr. Wood's" when you ask for it. Price, 25 nets a bottle; put up, in a yellow wrapper; three pine „tree the tide mark; manufactured only ikertlt T. Milburn Cm, Litnited, Tomato, ng Idgan doont tile race and arms and ialmost blinding him, The intended victim' of the explo- sion is one of the most conspicuous members of the New York judiciary at present, having lately -received a groat deal of publicity in connection with the Brandt case. It was, Judge Rosalsky 'who sentenced Brandt to a 30 -year term for burglary at Mortimer L. Schiff's home in 1907 and who later reversed his action. The attack upon the jurist is thci first case of such violence attempted against a jadge here within memory, and it set the whole machinery of the police department speedily at work upon the mystory. The bomb came in tho regular mail, delivered by a postman to :fudge Ro- salsky's apartments at about 4.30 o'clock .yesterday afternoon. An hour afterwards the judge open- ed the box and discovering the nature of the contents, phoned police head- quarter to send an expert. It was while Egan was examining the box In the judge's library that the explosion oecurred. A. thick plate of glass which cover- ed the mahogany table was grcmnd as fine as snow, a great „Ore was made in the tableitself, and the ceiling directly above was punctured with 'Many holes larger than a man's fist. Broken pieces of two dry batteries, of fin elbow of iron pipe in which the explosive had been pieced and a spring and cork were picked up in the • room and held for the detectives. to examine. It was believed that the ex- plosive meed was nitro-glycerine. Judge Rosalsky declared that he had no suspicions to express as to who had sent the bomb. THE DEATH OF 11 ' CANADIAN ARTIST mrs. Stanhope Forbes Away At Her English Residence London': March 18. -The death took place Saturday at. Newlyn, Cornwall, of Mrs. Elizabeth Adele Forbes, wife D f Mr. Stanhope ,Forbes, Mre, Forbes was the daughter of &fr. Armstrong of the civil service, Ottawa, end was married to Lle distinguished Irish artist in 1889. The deceased was a well-known paint. sr herself and exhibited at the Royal Academy, Paris Salon, Royal Society a Painter Etchers, etc. SUFFERED -TERRIBLE PAINS OF INDIGESTION. MELBURN'S LAXILIVER PILLS CURED HER. Mrs. Win. H. MacEwen, Mount Tryon, P.E.I., writes: -"For more than a year I suffered with all the terrible pains of indigestion, and my life was one of the greatest misery. It did not seem to make any difference whether I ate or not, the pains were always there, accompanied by a severe bloating and belching of wind. I did not even gat relief at night, and sometimes hardly got a bit of sleep. In my misery I tried many remedies said to cure indigestion, but they did me not one particle of good, and I fully expected I would always be afflicted in this way. At this time my brother caine nome on a visit and urged me to try Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills, and got me few vials. By the time I had taken one vial I began to improve, and could eat with some relish. was greatly chened, and con- tinued taking the pills until all traces of the trouble had disappeared, and I could once more eat all kinds of food without the slightest inconvenience: I am so fully convinced of their virtue as a family medicine, I have no hesitation in recom- mending them." • Price, 25 cents per vial or 5 vials for $I.,00 at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co„ Limited, Toronto, Ont. , A REQUIEM. Breathes there a raan,With isoul dead, Who never to himself hath ,satid; I"My trade ot late is getting -bad, Plletry .anothee eight inch ad." If such there beegoener him well, Fos, him ne bank acceunt shall ewell Not angels ,waitch the golden 'stair To ,Welcome holme the millionaire. The Imam arhol never asks forltrade .By keel ling or ad displayed, Cares more for irest than wer)dlY gain. , And patronage but gives him pain. Trelad 0.i.ghtly, ,frienda jf let no rude sonnet Disturb his seditudel prolOund, Here flat hina; live din calm nepoae, roasought .except by Men he aWlejs, And when het dies, go plantihirn. deep, rrhat naught' may break his drealra- • Aces sleep. Where no rude clamor may dispel The quiet that be loved so wed'. And •when the world Macy know its 100, And •orn a stone ahoy%) "Ilerelie;s, A chump Who. wooldnlb advertise." ' 'Be that sins( to profit will not profit by his sin. , ;apparel had need have something, • Seed Potatoes Grown by Buren. Produce Co. - Green Mountain, one of the best , verities for market and main ,crop. Price $L00 pee hushed.. •' JAS. STEEP, Nese to Ford, &, ;McLeod's Se.ed Peas and Oats for Sale The undersigned hes( a quantity of Seed Peed and peed OaesI ler sale. Apply to . . ALBERT NEAL, Base Line 1 Custom Sawing Wanted. - . . At R. Trieles and at Thee. Wallis bush, eon. 4, !Goderich Township. $3.00 per ithausandi • • MeNWEN d3R,OS., • • , Bayfield Two Houses to Let The undersigned has two houses to t tw MONTREAL, THE STANDARD 13 Natio:nal Weekly Newspaper 'of Dominion:. bf Canacia‘L‘Itie 'national ig hil 1L alms. W� IRRYDONV. BARRISTER BOLIOITOR, NOTAIsee P11.61410. ETO. • CLINTON FIARL,E,S, EVILS Conneyancet Notary Public, Commissioner, etc.: REAL ESTATE§AND INSURANCE: Issuer of Marriage Licenees, It tfaCS 'the Meet "expensive 'erierevo HureelSte Clinton, higa, procuring the photographs, from all ever the world. . Its articles "are carefully Selected and its edltorial policy, is, ',thoroughly Independent. ' A subscription to Thi3 Standard coStq. $2.00 per year td any address lp c_apada, 'or Great Bream. ' • TRY IT FOR 1912!' Montreal Standard Publishing 0.0..e Limited, Publishers. superealtive to balance thee effect- eitio,n." Wherever there is love and loyal- ty, !greet puriloegt and lofty souls even though in hOIT,e1 [0.1` a reenee there es Pseryland. •. Field Stone Wanted. _- Field' Stone 'suitable foe road making Is wanted by the Town of Clinton. Price $3.50 per cord ef 13,- 000 pounds. J. A. FORD, • Chairman of Street Committee Logs 'Wanted; All kinds of logs, Maple, Soft Elm and Basswood preferred. Highest kilTri.eltfialerly. Piano and Organ Co. . Boarders Wanted fe; leaving returned to town i am.now prepared to take hoarders, either ladies or gentlemen. Apply at house Mrs, Mogridge, Ontario street • Pasture Land Some erse elass pasture land to be so'd in lots' to suit purchasers. At • H. T. R AN 0 E?, . NotaryPublic, Conveyancer, Financial and Real'Estate.. INKTIZANCE-A.GENT-Rouresenting 14 Piro loT aellERIlee eon] phniee.", DiVig1011 Court °Ince. DRI 41. W. THOIVIPg0111 Eye, Ear, Throat, and. blase. .- DYes carefully Ioxamined, and :suitable! eneelal attonggvnure.g.ryo uisirnbg:a::disitilelles of:the • Office:and ResMenee. Two aaata wast.noifirtoa: 8C1o.mtnerclO1 Doter DRS DUNN' alld,GANDIER Dr.W. Cann, a. a P., E. It. 0.5.. Edna lar, (I. Candler. Oftioe--Ontario Street, Clinton. Sight calls at residence. Rattenbury St or at hospital DR. J. W. SHAW. ' PHYSICIAN,. sot:canon cern" chum. -etc. case and residence on Rat- tenburY St,. opposite W. &wren's residence, DR. P. H. AXON • DENTIST , Crown and Itrldge Work a Specially." Graduate of C.O.D.S.. Chicago, and 11.0.13.13 Toronto. Baydeld en -Mondays, May 1st to December DR. IL FOWLER, DENTIST. Offices over O'NEIL'S store. Special OM taken to make dental tree.* meat as painless as possible. THOMAS GUNDRY Live stock and general'Auction GODERIOH ONT !rum stout sales a specula,' Ordets et at Nair ERA office, Clinton, promu t.y abtencittd to. Terms reasonable. Fanners' sale note discounted G. D. McTaggart • M. D. MoTa,ggar AleTaggart Bros, tra Owe prices. Apply to John Ransford, G T. R. City Agent Baroverts FARM FOR RENT Crerlersi Banking Buoliness transacted NOTES DISCOUNTED Drafts issued. Interest allowed an - deposits. The South 70 acres of lot number 85 and the South East part of Lot no, 86 14 -acres both in the 1st concession of S'anley teiwnship is forrent for a term of years. This property is aim to the town of ,Clinton and possesssion can be given at once. For further parte Oulars apply to Henry Plumsteel, Olin - tee, Ont., or McCarthy, Boys & Mur- chison, Barristers, Barrie, Ont. Tenders Wantrd Foe the erection of 00110 story concrete building, 22x35 feet, at Ike 'goal, f or keeping coal etc, Plans and specifieaticeas can be seen at the' office of the County Clerk. Tenders received up 10 March 15th, nexe, and must be ad- dressed to Dr. W. F. Clark, Gode- rich, chairman of committee . The lowest os any tender not necessar- ily accepted. Dr. W. P. Clark, Chair man; W. Lane, Clerk. Dated Feb. 12th. 1912, Steam Engine For Sale an upright steam engine; about 7 horsepower ; in geed running Or- der. This eerteihly a snap for , any farther wanting power I or gen eral use on farm. Engine can be seen at my blacksmith shop. Jahn Rands, Clinton. Farm for Sale. The executor of the Southcombe Estate °Heirs for • sale 50 acres& - East half of lot 28, eon. 6e alullett. A first-class farm, well 'watered and irapreyed, and with good buildings. Also? the undersigned ofterri for Sale, lot 214 eon. 6,'Hull- ett, 100 scree. These farms May, be bought together or separately. JAMES S,OUTHCOMBE. ! Clinton. • Cottage For Sale Mea. Rase offers her Cottage on Vieterial street for sale. It is an excelleet property an a good lo- cation and in good reepair. W. Bredone. Ford & McLeod • We're new selling Timothy Seed -(Government Standard.). We also haVe on hand, Alfalfa, Alsike, and Red Clever. We always have on hand -Goose. Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn f --co-- e Higheet Market Prices paid for Hay " and gel Grains. Ford & McLeod COA.1..1 Before placing your orders for yourseasons supply of Coal, get our prices. The very best goods carried in stonic and sold at the lowest possible price. Orders may be left at Davis & Rovrland's Hardware store, or with W. J. Stevenson, 'The Meiiillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Perm and Isolated Town Pro's/ arty Only Insured. OFFICERS. J. B. Mame), President, Seaforth Jas. Connolly, Vine Pres., Goderieh Thos. E. Hays, SeeeTreas., 8m:feta • DIRECTORS. Jas. Connelly, liolmesville; John Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M, Chesney, Seafertle T. Evans, Beech. woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Ben neweis, 13rodhagen, M. • MeEwant Clinton. Each Director is inspector of losses le his own locality. • AGENTS. Rein. Smith, Harlock; Hincblep Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmoner ville; J. W. Yeo, Holmesville Payments may be „made at The Morrisee Clothin.g Co., Clinten, R. H. Cutt, God,erich. JACOB TAYLOR CLINTON • Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Real estate bought and sold Money to loan Offiee:Issac:Street, nextedoor• Nees • Era • Grand Trunkitailway system• , Railway Time Table Loudon, Huron and Bruce. North Passenger London, depart 8.80a m 4,50 pen - Centralia .40 . Exeter 9.53 5.54; fiensall • 10.08 6.05. Kippen 10.16 6.11 Brucefield 10.30 • 6.19' Clinton 11.00 6.3e Londesboro 11.18 6.52 Blyth 11.27 7.00 Be grave 11.40 7.13 Winghane arrive11.50 7.35 South Passenger Wingham, depart6.438 me3.33'p rai Belgrave • 6.54 3.44: Myth 7.08 3.56- Londesboro.. .. . . 7.16 4.0,11 (Minton, 7.50 4,23, Brucefield 5.12 4.39 Kippen .. . .. 8.23 4.4M Ilensall8.32 4,62' Exeter 8.48 5.05, Centralia... 9.00 5.15. Londonarriye 1e00 610' :Buffalo and Chide West Passengee Stratford........110.00 1E11 1111.1201 Mitchell 10.22 12.45 5,55 10.4e Seaforth 10.4 1.10 6.18 11.12 Clinton . . 11.07 1.25 6,40 11.28 1,e3 640 11.38 Goderieh 11.35 1.50 7.05 11,56 • Ease Iessengei. am pm pm Goderieh 7.10 2,40 4.60 Hcemesville 7.26 2.57 5.06 ... . . 7,35 3,07 5.15 Seatorth 7.52 3.25 51,82 Mitchell .. . . . . . . 8.16 848 5.55 Stratford 8.40 4.15 :6.20 Dr. de Van's Female Pills • A reliable Preneh regulator: nevor falls. TheSt1 pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating tho oesoratIve portion of the feinale system. 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