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4.11•11....101.1•8011111•1
Seat orth
Hurons Re.Organized.-A largely at
tended and enthusiastic meeting of
the Huron Friotball Club for re organ
izetion purposes was held in the
council chamber on Tuesday evening.
It is probable that the club will enter
two teams in the Western Association
this season, but in any event we will I
have a junior team and of such class
Sir
JOl
sa 17n
11ingua
i
Jai -ilea Makes a Belated
Statement of Piens,
,
FRNCII FOR TWO YEARS
$.".1
,....•,1370011.440,,,- or,
English Will Beeehe Led-Mt:lege of
In-
ttru�tlh tri EverY Foem
First and the Premier Says Bet -
.ter Inspection Will Be Made In
Future -only Authorized Text
Books Will Be Permitted.
Toronto, April 15. -The appointment
of additional inspectors and of super-
vising inspectors to test the progresi
made and enforce the carrying out of
the regulations. '
Also, where necessary, to give not
only additional financial aid, but to
make state aid conditional upon the
employment of teachers capable of
giving instruction in English.
Thus did the Prime Minister at
the closing session of the Legislature
on Saturday morning declare the Gov-
ernment's intentions to deal with the
English -French schools of the pro-
vince, In view of Dr. Merchant's re-
port.
The Premiee on Tieing stated that
the 'attitude of the Government re-
mained the same as that outlined
last session, which was then express-
ed in the following resolution, passed
unanimously.
That the English language shall be
he language of instruction and of all
communieations with the pupils in
thepublic; and separate sehools of the
province, except where, in the opin•
ion of the department, it is impracti-
cable by reason of pupils not under-
standing English.
"Let me say that this is the present
position of the Government and I
mean to stand by it," declared the
Premier.
nBefore the close of last session we
anracunced that when pi.r. Merchant's
report came, if we found that any of
the alleged abuses have occurred,
this Government pledges itself -to
abolish any s-uch abilses if they are
found. That was .our attitude then
and it is our attitude now."
Sir James announced that, having
ascertained the nrment conditions
as to give a good account ore them
selves. Mr. Frank Sills represented
the club at the annual meeting of the
Western Fcotball Aesociation at
Woodstock. -The following officers
.were elected for the season: Hon.
president, R. el, Sproat; hon. vice, De.
Mackay; president, Frank Sills; vice,
W. Oughton; secretary, Harry Scott;
treasurer, W. Watts: committee. 0.
Stewart, .Et. Smith and I. E. Willis'
1.1 Hovey is Agentin.
Clmton for Anti Uric Pffis
We havet thci agency fox Anit
Uric Sagedna Bair Tonic;
Rheum° the Great Rheumatic Cure,
eve guarantee these preparations
on a money back basis.
J. E. Hovey t' , Druggist.
Wingham ,
The Wingham Baseball Club bas
reorganized far the coming season
and will put a very strong teana in the
field. The officers were elceed as
follows: Honorary president, Rem
Fattier Blair; manager, J. Putland;
secretary treasurer. 0, M. Forbes; cap
tain, F. Stuart.
O�k'sCOttoti Root Compound.:
The great Uterine Tonic, and
poniy safe effectual Monthly
Regulator on which women can
depend. Sold in Mace degrees
of strength -No. 4, ; No. 2,
00 degreeS stronger, 3; No. 1„
Lor special cases, 0 per box,
Sell,. by alldruggists, or sent
prepaid on receipt of price.
Free pamphlet. Address
cattfilEDEINIOit,TesatiTs. ONT. (for/wall
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rfOrn cornehissioneri rePore, fee
Government proposed to take the,
course which he had indicated.
"There is nothieg else foe us to do,
but to carry out Bee pledges we Illacles
last' esseion," continued Sir Tames.
'That is why keie. illiajneee
netreSalley et the part M the
„
GeNeimmene smem, ;ma eseasm
D. 'Racine' FeenelaCahadian mem-
ber for Russell, • aekecl how long a
child woula'attencl sehool beforts the
uae of French as a means of instenc-
a ould be diseontinued.
' "Two •years °ray, will be required
to learn the English lemermee," an-
swered Sir James.
"Do you mean bythat •that the
English language will be teed exclu-
sively at the end of that period?" ask-
ed Mr. Racine.
• "Nt, I did not say English alone,"
WaS the aply, "but ba that the stu-
dies would be undertaken by amens
of the English language alone,"
The leader of the Opposition, re-
plying to Sir James, declared that the
report of Dr. Merchant showed a ser-
ious condition, and that the Eeglish-
French schools are, as a whole, lack-
ing in efficiency.
".We all agree that the present con-
dition should not be allowed to con-
tinue," he said.
"No ohild in Canada,' whether Eng-
lish or French, is properly equipped
unless he has a good working knowl-
edge of the English language."
"Nothing short of that is fair," con-
tinued Me. Rowell. "Till the Govern-
ment takes action to guerantee a suf-
ficient supply of competent teachers
it has not done ifs duty."
"That is just one of the things we
propose to do," the Premier inter-
rupted.
Sir James Whitney -allied the Op-
position leader's attention to the fact
that the Government intended to
make state aid conditional upon the
employment of teachers capable of
giving instruction in English, and
where necessary to give financial aid
toward) the payment of such teachers.
"If the teachers are not there to be
obtained this could not be done," was
the Opposition leader's parting shot.
Z. Mageau (Lib., Sture-mon Falls)
arose' to follow his leader with a
speech but on Sir James calling his
attention to the fact that it was get-
ting on for 1 o'clock and, that his
making a speech at this time weuld
16116ANNEENR
When A Dog Has Rabies
The following "hints re,specting
rabies in dag,s" have been -adapted
by the Toronto Humane Society
from( an animal repoet of the Roy-
als Society for the prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals, London:, Eng -
and, and are published, with the
advice to give dogs plenty of ev.a-
ter and place It where they can get
it at any time :-
Foaming at the mouth, raging
mad.ness and flits are 'the last forms
of rabies.
The first signs are seen iin,liabits
-the dog's behavior is -enterely
chenged and eta coualtepance es al-
tered..
Are affected animal becomes dull,
gloomy and taciturn read tries to
hide Itself in out of the way places
or when spoken to by ite maker it
looks up apparently with an effort
tol be .cheerful,, Rs countenance
dropplegt the Moment afterwads
alto an emiressioire of ;wretched-.
ness, and eta eyes stareng moilth a
sasevoid in them; sometimes it col -
Mete dirty pieces of rope, which it
hides, omit lareseless the moment
it lies down, finderug no place c.om-
f °Mabee, or it seems to be under
fitful, delusione and faleciesit sees
things, or heaps sound's, ailed starts
at them, and subsides the Moment
afterwards into supinelnees.
Its temper generally changes, from
nattier so debility to disagreeable-
ness. . .
In many eastance,s et vomits, the
ejected: matter being streaked With
blo o d.
Though surly, it is not • vtcious,
at' thiseetage of the naalade, but, on
the contrary, it is unueually af-
fectionate; and yet its expre,ssiena
of love seem tinged with amelan-
Mealy \Mach impresses a careful ob-
server With the unhappy thought
that the poor creature is conscious
of Its zenous condition, and of a
danger to its friends that it may be
the agent of
Sometimes it show s destrust Pro-
ferring ,solitude te the company (IL
thosd it has loved; at others, . an
imploringi despairing, appeal is
made to its master to save it from
imp e n Oen g. ,dmaeter.
Its master's voice always has a
semi -magical influence On it.
In more decided cases it snapsat
the air, apparently seeking f or
something ,it cannel) field, and
scrapes inceseantlY.
These are bad signs; especially if
at the same time the poor ,cneat-
ure becomes fastidMus in feeding.
or refused food ,Which It formeiray
was partial to, and, instead, shows
a merbid disposition to teat 'carpet,
wool, wood, ,earth, stones, excee-
ment, ete.,
When the peculiar noise is heard,
which is neither: a ,aniarl, nor a
growl, nor ,a Park, nor a howl, but
ail of these, id which the howl pre-
dominates, then no doubt ,cari be
Generally ,arabid do,g !tries to es-
cape from its •master, probably
fearing to injure. him read other
whom it leases; and ehen fiWandere
„moving along 'with !no visible ob-
ject; or aim, but still going on tend
on, frequently at a quick pace lens -
tel ate, eteength faale,
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r have -recommended °Fruit-a-tives'
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necessitate tile prolonging, or the ses-
sion over Tuesday, he agreed not to
do so. .
The House then rose until 12 noon
'Tuesday when the Legislature will be
formally prorogued by Lieutenant -
Governor Sir Sohn Gibson.
In the Legislature on Saturday
morning J. C. Elliott (W. allicalleeex)
moved the second reading of the bill
to amend the Law Reform Act.
"We opposed the first reading of
thehill and we will object to the se-
cond reading," said Hon. J. J. Foy.
"The Law Reform Act was not passed
in the interests of the Bar, but of the
public. This Government some years
ago promised law reform ansi incident
to this was the doing away with the
multiplicity of appeals."
N. W. Rowell argued that the judges
of the province were almost unani-
mously opposed to three sections di
the act,
. "I do not propose to brirese the
judges into politics," declared Sir
James. "If they are brought in it
will not be by me."
The bill was declared lost on diva
sion.
The Premier moved that as a num-
ber of members had ben absent from
the Legislature through illness, that
the House agree to pay all members
their indemnity,
To this Allan Studholme, the Labor
member for East Hamilton, objected
on the grdund that a number of mem-
hers who were not ill had not attend-
ed as often as they should.
Sir James declared that he agreed
with what Mr. Stud holrne -stated, and
that he would therefore change the
resolution to name the three members
who"- had been taken° ill. They were
Hon. A. G. MacKay, North Grey;
Hon. .4. J. IvIatheson, Lanark, and
A. M. Rankin, Frontenac.
The Labor member a,nuounced. that
he would second the resolution as
altered and it wee carried.
Hair Quickly Stops
Falling.
Itching Scalp Vanishes Overnight
and Dandruff Is Abolished
There is one hale Inc that you
can put your faith Mead that is
Parisian Sage.
et Mops fallimgeleair, Ge mon,ey
back,
Drives out" daincieuff, or money
back.•
Stops etching ,seelp, ow money
Mack.
A W. S. R.- Heintes Ithe druggist
you knew; so Well es the man who
seas' it, •
Parisian Sage is a splendid hair
dre,s,sing ; 31 ee ecedainitely perfumed
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have hair troubles get Paragon'
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druggists' every;vhere, Large bate.
tie 50 cents,
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ilender g Wanted
menders ;wanted fox xelettilddlag a
'brick wall at The New Retie offices
and Makeng other reipailas For
further paiesicualare call at
NEW ERA (OFFICE.
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS'
In 'the matter of the estate of
David Jackson, late of the
Township Of Iluliott, in the
• County of Huron, Yi.••ankan, de.
• ceased.
• Notice is hereby given pues,uant
to Sem 55 ofIthe Trustee Ace 1897,
that all persons haven ,diamas
against the( estate of the said de-
ceased who( diedamin or about' the
seventeenth day of February 1894
are required to send by poet pre-
paid to the undersigned achnlials-
tratibe or her solicitor on or be-
fore the 27th clay of Apria 1912 their
names ansi addresses with full par-
ticulars in welting of etheir
and statement of thetr acclouides
and the( nature of the secuakties
(if any) held byehem, duly verefeed
by Statultary declarration.
And Take notice that after the
said 27Itle day of Apeil 1912 the paid
admeniserateax will( proceed to des-
eribute the( amets of the !said (abate
among the parties entitled thereito,
having tregaed, only to the claims
of !which; he shell then have notice
and the' seal aclminiatratifix will
not be liabld for said assets or ,any
part thereof, to any person or per-
sons of whose{ claim notice ethall
not have' been received by her or
her saidasolicitor at 'the thinei of
such diatribution.
Dated at Clinton this 9th day of
April 1912.
Fenny M. Jackson-, W. Brydone,
a chnenistratrix. Clintain, Ont.
solicitor foil tae acimmistratrix.
Notice to Creditors -
-
In the matter of the estate of
Lucy Ram Philips, late of the
Town of Clinton, in the County
ofibtrott, spinster, deceased.
Notice li herebY given, Pursuant to Sea 65, of
the Trustee Act that all persons haying
claims or demands against the estate of the said
Lucy 1St Philips deceased, who died 00 05 about
the gbh day of December 1011,, are required to
send by post, prepaid, or doily& to the ander-
signed solicitor,for R. J, Gibbingskiministrator,
on or before the 20th day of Apv,1912.thelr Oink -
Ran and surnames and addresses, with full par-
ticulars. In writing, of their claims, and state
meat of their accounts and the nature of the
seenrities (If any] held by them, duly verified
by statutory declaration,
And take notice that after the said 20th day of
1112, the said Administrator will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased
among the parties entitled thereto, having re'
gard only to the claims of which they shall,
then have notice, and that the said Administra-
tor will not be liable for the said assets, or any
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. . . .BARBISWBIt 001101T011)1+ ROTA' Y
Joining' ()corporation ot
• , PUBleIC, ETO,
Scatorth, orauTon
Being Lot 25, Con ceeseon 2, Town's
;31)4 of McKelion, Comity of Heron,
100 Acres, elll cleared aed ia good
etate oe-cuetiyation, being ,mele una
clardraieseci. There is a brick house
fitted leg evlithasto dern eaneeeseildeicee
A large 'bards( begat {yeah etabling
f.or horses. and 60,eatle, and a nulna
bet, of good box !Awns, also work-
shop and- driving !shed, three good
wells, Tilmrle, is Su cad orchard and
goQ(.1, lyoungi br,ckard nearly all
heather)), spies. Five taeree eeedeci
to alfalfa,, ,e acres- 'of reel mlover,
There are 71-2 acres of Fall wheal
also about 45 acre§ 'of Fall ploughs
ing done. This farm( will be,seld
cheap ' and on patty. Iterra,s. Tim
greater part of the! purchase'inoa-
eY may, amenable 051 Moregage eo
suet purchaser. Address,
aox 475, SEAFORTH, ONT.
Barred Rot* Eggs for Sate
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I NOM on Barred Reeks at Clint*4 fixate ' 3 s!econcisa 1 thhele mad
speciel fox best collecteom. Pen 1--
1 Pullet inateng, headed by Millard
,cockerel, (limited( numbee settings
eggs $2.00 per 13.-Pan2m Cockerel
mating, headed by Millard cecle.
Pullets In time pen( are good lay.:
layers. Eggs $2.00 per 13. -ren) 0 -
Utility pen,headiece by( a .cockexel
bred froni one „loathe beat laying
strains. ke . Canada., Rena in this
were bred . from' 17 of my pullets
,Which layed 436 egge 1m 31 day,s,
Eggs $1.00 pee{ 15. I gumantee m
good hatch ex replace setting free
of charge, II. A. Hovey, Clinton.
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--`For Sale ,
Blue Barred Plymouth. Rocimeggs
$1,00 per 15 eggs. ' Also a few White
Cochin Bantam eggs $1,00 per
Jabez Rands, !Clinton,
House ter Sale
On likirOin Street, a desirable reel -
,deuce, well situabed,, in good re-
pair, nine rooms, pantry, Meseta,
and, bath, room. Good ,cellar, fur-
nace, electric light, town water,
good cistern and „stable, garden
and lawn, quarter acre of ground'
Terms reasonable. Apply at
THE NEW ERA
For Safe
Here is a bargain -A 3 h, p. en-
gine and upright, holler with 68 It.
of belting,, -and 13 fa, oe. shaftiag.
Also ',a lathe. All fox( $20. Apply -to
NORMAN HOLTZHATJER
Field Stone Wanted.
---m
Field Stone suitable for road
making is wanted by the Town of
Clinton. Price $3.50' per cord of 13,-
000 pounds.
J. A. FORD,
Chairman of Street Commettee
Logs Wanted
All kinds of lags, Maple:Soft Elm
part thereof, to LIMY person or persona of Whose alld Basswood preferred. Highest
distribution.
claim notice shall not then have boon received i price paid.
their by them or Solicitor at the time of such W. Doherty Piano and Organ Co.
Dated at Clint= theist day of April, 1012
Clinton, Ont., Boarders Wanted
w. 1312TDONE
Solicitor for the said Administrator
Having returned to town I am now
prepared to take boarders, either
Bay for Sale ladies or gentlemen. Apply et house
Mrs, Mogridge, Ontafio street
Steek of hay, ftr talo. Abont 5
or !atone and willebees.old reateolne
abee. Wm. Bedour, Holmesvillee or Pasture Land
'phone 12 on 143.
Wanted,
1000 Spring Muskrat skins wain/t-
ea alt 00e1 each. , ,
H. A. HOVEY, Clinton.
Wire Fencing.
In oedee ees introduce the Reag
Lock Froetl Wipe Fencing I will sell
It during the month af April at 25c
wod. This; is a new Fenciing and
I especiallmerecommend it. At this
leev Price ,mtest of cousre be cash.
, WM. 'STANLEY, Hohmesvil eta
'AgsTents Frost Wive F.enciseg,
House for Sale or to Rent.
A frame house oe Isaac Street, six
rooms, goad ,well, 1-4 acre of land.
Apply to
• IVLRS. W. L. 'PEEFERS,
Londesboxo,
Tnn flonses lo Let..
The undersigned has two houses to
let, apply Lb
• Jacob Taylor
Some first Glass pasture land to be.
sad in lots to suit purchasers. At
tractive prices.- Apply. to
John Rensford, G T. R. Clity Agent
•erikiti.RS D
•
()onneyancet Notary Public,',
ponarnis$ioner, ee
REAL ESTATEeANI) INSURANCE
'leerier of IVIarriage Licensee, ss,,,,i
Huroneelt„ °Heston,
HT.RANCEiu
, ,s
NotaesePu bile, Conveyancer,
Financial a,nd Rear Estate ,
INSI/RANCErAGRNT-2 °Presenting 14 Fire In,
&nuance boinpanies.,,
Division Court -Office.
•
• OW eS.,. W. TOOMPSON
rielan, Surgeon, Eto
special attention given to diseases of:the,
Eye, Ear, Throat, and. Noes,
DYes cei•efully texamined, and :suitable
prescribed,
,Office:and Residence,
Two deers West of the Commercial Dote)
Huron St,
DRS, GUNN and GARBLER
Dr. W. Dunn. L.51. r., L. Lc 5., Etun
1)5' .5 (1, Candler. B.A. N.B.
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton.
Sight collo at residence, Rattefiburr Si.
or at bosolbal
DR. d. W. SHAW.
2HySICIAN, SURGEON,
cooed -lour. etc. °Mee and residence on Rat-
tenbury St., =porde W. Farran'a residence,
DR. F. R. AXON
DENTIST -
hi Crown and ltridge Moth a Specialty::
Graduate of O.O.D.S.. Chicago, and 11.0,0.5
Toronto.
Ditylleld on-Illondavs, May let lo Deeemhe
DR. IL FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'E store.
Special oars taken to make dental treat.
ment as painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRV
Live stock and general Auction ter
GODERIOH ONT
/...-tstolg sales a spernals/ Oidets at at
Naw ERA office, canton, prt,mmy attended
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers sale nets
discounted
G. D. MeTaggart M. D, MoTaggar
Mel'agg t rose
• 13RNMERS
ALBERT ST, CLINTON
o General Banking Business
traneacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
• Drafts issued. Interest allowed on
deposits.
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Parra and Isolated Town Preys
arty Only Insured.
• OFFICERS.
J. 13. McLean, President, Seaforth
Jas. Connolly, 'Vire Pres., Goderich
Thos. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Meeafor th
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Connelly, Hohnesville; Jahn
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith. I. Evans, Beech.
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, T. Ben
° • 1
newels, 13 rodhagen, M. 11 cErean.
Clinton.
Each Director is inspector of losses lo
his own locality.
AGENTS,
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hinchley
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmonde
ville; J. W. Yeo, Hohnesville
Payments may be „made at The
Morrish( Clothing Co., Clintoin; or
R.H. Cutt, Goderich.
JACOB TAYLOR
euarroal
FAtill FOR RENT \ Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
The South 70 acres of lot number 35
and the South East part .01 Lot no, 30
14 acres both in the lst concession of
anley township is fervent for a terns
of years. This property is clOsc to the
town of Clinton and possesssion can
be given- et once, For further parti-
culars apply to Henry Plumsteel, Clin-
ton, Ont., or McCarthy, Boys & Mur-
chison, Barristers, Barrie, Ont.
Farm tor Sale.
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The executor of the Southeombe
Estate{ °Mira for sale 50 acre a -
East half of lot 28, eon. 6, 'Hullett.
A. firet-class lax, well watered
and improved, and with good
buildings. Also -the undersigned
offere for sale, lot 29,, con. 6,11u11.-
ett, 100 acres. These farms May, be
bought together or separately.
JAMES MOUTITCOMBE,
Clinton.
Ford & McLeod
We're n))iv 'selling frimethy -Seed
eeceeere-ilaea'i---_--lli7Ssi\ I
(Gfeealso have
taWtadi?c, Alf alf a,1 SAle, an1 ell°vef[reaLva7sleaveenSnd -Goose
a • - a. Wheat Peas, Barley end Feed Corn
Highest Market lerices d for Ha
and !all ;Grains. e
iFord& McLeod
I am still intim Wall Paper Btesi-
nese; ,and am' in a position to whose
you elle teat Wall Papers that have
been shown in ClinIto(n.
THERE ARE ALL KINDS AND
PRICES RANGE FROIVZ POUR
CENTS TO ONE DOLLAR.
All papers bought from inc Will
be hang Very pheaply.
, kieds of house painting done
• and eetimattes ,giVeti on old and'
neve woe*. mme
• To eat or diem) a post card ,will
bring sainple,e eo your door.
Pai
•
'1'1,1, • ,
• Before placing your orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our prices. The very best goods
carried in stock and sold at the
lowest pomible price.
Orders may be left at Davie
& Rowland's Hardware store, or
with
W, J. Slevenson,
RtElectric Light -Plant
Real estate bought and sold
Money to loan
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Office:issac:Street, nexidoor ;to) New
Era,
Grasid Trunk Railway SYstemoo.•
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and 13ruce.
North Passenger
London, depart..., . 8,80 a m 4,50M:1n
Centralia ..... 9,40 5,43
Exeter... ... ..... 9 53 5,54
Hensel! ... . .... 10,08 6,05
Kippen 10.16 6,11
Brucefielcl 10.30 6.19
Clinton . .. 11.00 6,35
Londesboro.... 11.18 052
Blyth ........ ... 11.27 7.00
Beegrave 11,40 7.13
Wingham, arrive11.50 7.35
• South Passenger
Wingham, depart6.43 sem 8.38p ne
Belgrave......... 6.54 3,44;
Blythm. ..... . . a 7,08 3,55
Londesboro.... 7.16 4,04
Clinton 7.50 • 4,23 e
Brucefield 8.12 4.39
.. 8.23 4.47
Bensalem ... . . p.s2 4.52
Exeter 8.48 5.05
Centralia , 9,00 5.15
Loeclomearrive10 00 6.10
:Buffalo and tiode
West Passengex
am pm 'p m pm
Stratford.. ... ...10.00 12.20 5,25 10.20
Mitchell......, -10.22 12.45 5.55 10,47
Seeforth........10.45 1,10 6,18 31,12
()Helton .........11.07 1.25 6,40 11.28
1-lohnes eine 11.16 1,83 646 11.88
Goderich..., .. -11-35 I 1,50 7.05 11,55
Least essenger
_ rn p pan
eioclerich. 7,10 2.40 9.50
Hohnesville 7.26 2.57 ,5,06
Clinton.. ... . . ,7 85 3,07 15.15
Seatorth ......,7 52 3.25 5.32
Mitehell 16 848 a.55
Stratfora..... 8,40 4.15 1:6.20
i'
Dr. de Van's Femate Pils
A reliable French regulator; neyer fails, These"
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generative portion of the female system. Refuse
all cheap imitations. Dr. de Van's are sold at
gg a box, oethree for 510. Mailed to any address.
The acebell »rug Co,, 51. ontbarenea Ont.