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DIRECTIONS INEXACT
Tit nlo Was Eight Mlles Out in
Statement of Location,
GOOD WORD FOR ISMAY
One of the Stewerds Tells How Man.
aging Director Insisted on Steward-
ess Taking Place In Boat -Cap- •
• tain Moore of Mount Temple
Says Captain Smith Was Un-
wise in Rushing Through Ica.
Washiegnore April 29.-Failere to
give her exact position, a great field
-of floating ice that offered a frigid
barrier to ships hurrying to -the res-
cue, filld 111a mietake of her own cap-
tain in rushing at top speedrahrough
an ice -covered sea -all these combined
to send the Titanic and her 1,600
leonine to ,their watery grave ha the
• North Atlantic, This was strongly
• indicated Saturday in testimony be-
fore the Senate committee Investigaa
Ing the aced) tragedy.
Captain ' James 11. Moore of the
steamer Mount Teimple, which was
hurried to the Theme in response to
wireless calls for help, toldof the
great stretch of field ice which held
him off. ,
Within his view teem the bridge he
discerned, he said, another strange
steamer, probably a tramp, and 4
schooner, Which was making head way'.
put of the ice. The lights of this
kehoonex, he thrragat, probably were
those iseen by the anxious survivors
ef the Titanic, and utich they were
frantically • trying te reaeh.
Captain Moore derounced as most
"unwise" the action of the Titanic's
commander in rushing at 21 knots
through the night when he had been
advised of the proximity of ice. The
Rent Temple's eammander testified
that he had spent 25 years in the
North Atlantic. Whenever ice was
around, he said, he doubled his watch
and reduced speed, and if he happen-
ed to get caught in an ice pack, he
stopped his engines and drifted until
he wee clear.
The witness also was emphatic in
his declaration that the position sent
out by the Titanic was wrong. Ile
said the ship was eight miles further
eastward than its operators reported.
This, he declared, he proved by ob-
•eervetimes taken the first thing in the
day following the disaster. - •
With what virtually was a fleet of
steamers within a radius of fifty miles
of the Titanic, the officer said that
this mistake in 'fixing neurately the
Position of the steamer was a fatal
ens, 'With icebergs and floating ice
eovering the northern sea', a ship of
tame the size of the Tittle& might
well be overlooked through such a
eariance.
3. Bruce Ismay, managing director
o the International Mercantile Ma-
rine Co, was •much cheered by the
testimony in the afternoon. Through-
put the week he has had a troubled
look and during the long daily sea-
sione he has sat silent, seldom speak -
ng to his associates who accompanied
him. Saturday, however, he listened
eagerly to the accounts of his con-
duct at the lifeboats as told by the
etewards and seamen erho came in
Contact with hinathe night of the dis-
aster. He looked pleased when Stew-
ard Crawford told how he had called
for women to go in one of the boats,
and had said to a woman wile told
him she was a stewardess, "You are a
woman, tale your place in the boat."
Ismay listened intently- too as
Steward Bright testified that he heel
not left the ship until after all the
large lifeboats had gone and only one
of two collapsible boats were left on
deck: Bright had seen 'emery -work-
ing with the others on the starboard
eollapeible boat, the last to leave the
ship from that side. leright, who left
on the very last boat, the port col-
lapsible, said he knew Isnaay had net
. left the •ship until just before the
poet oollapsible wad lowered into the
enatee in time to et °illy a hundred
yards frona the Titanic before she went
down.
To Bring Back Americans.
!• ,Washington, April 29. -The Govern -
'tent bas decided to despatcle trans -
ort to the western coast of Mexico
or the purpose of bringing back to
he Texiited States all American cite -
ewes in that part of the country who
May (testes) to return. The greater
Manlier af these now in Mexico are
retuning by steamship lines from
eastern ports, or by rail. This move-
ment, which is being aseisted by the
War Department, leads to the belief
that the -decks are being cleared 'for
cion by way of invasion_in the near
uture. This belief, is strengthened, by
the ieformal announcement that a
nunalte of steamship lines are under
contact to furnish vessels for the
transport of troops whenever notified,
, Folk on feneee,,
Torcato, 1411 I6.-leatriee Chan -
ell, aged 18, of Windermere avenue,
Swaneea, was very seriously injured
Saturday afternoon, when she fell
from the eecond storey of her home
and was impaled on a picket fence.
The girl was eleaning an upstairs
wiedow everleoking en alleyway, aid
had stepped on to the barrow sash for
fl- perpose of wiping the eines. In
some maniere the frame slipped from
tese erne. She lost her ,balance and
otia the fence, 18 feettelow. One
boaTd, piereedelee lung Mx. J. Chap -
ell heard his danghtee's groans and
rueihed from the heuse to her aid.
Dr. Ricker of lilimice was sunenon-
ed and reports that Mies Chapella
condition Is very serious,
MacMurchy bead,
Toronto-, April 29. -Dr. Arehibald
eleeMureher, aged 80 yeses, of 133
East Paver street, died in at. Mi-
'eleaieee Hospital at 10.16 Saturday
• aight, from injuries reeeived when lie
tints streak be a Belt Line street cer
Tharsday evening on Dior)r street.
be. nrieceturchy did not regain 0011-
01(711SZIOSS, and his skean was severely
traetured•
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AWAITING BODIES.
Cable Ship Mackay -Bennett Will Ar-
• rive To -day,
Halifax, April s9-T1se cable ship
Mackay -Bennett, with its burden of
Titanic victims will probably arrive
Nee to -day, and will be tied up at the
Government docks, but, as it' will serve
no good purpose to be present, friends
are earnestly urged in their own in -
tenet not to visit the dock. It will
pmbably ioterfere with the •piceript
aeitomplishment of the eery purpose
they ate here for.
The identified as web as unidenti-
fied will be sent to the •Mayflower
WhiCh has been secured as a
temp,orary morgue.
At that .place separate partitions
'wive been built so that the work of
embalming thebodies' and their pre-
paration far identiacation may be con -
devoted in privacy. Ap fast as thin
is done, they will be removed to a
plaee for the observation of friends,
and thereafter renaoved for shipment
to destination. The bodies will be tak-
en from the dockyard where the Mad
kay-Bennett will moor with po delay.
A transfer company has been engaged
for this purpose. The undertaking
rooms will be filled first, and theft
the haevest 61 death will be carried
into the rink
It appears that the body of C. M.
Hays is not on the Mackay -Bennett,
but on the Minia, Capt. De Carteret
of this ship confirming the previoui
report that he has this body. A mes-
sage sent yesterday frog& the Minis
that no bodies were taken eaturday
was painful news to those who have
been waiting here in the hope that
the names of friends or relati-ve
mightyet appear in the bst. The
bodies of only a little more than ten
per cent of those who writhed have
been recovered, anel °apt De Carteret
plainly. says that he does not think
many more will be found.
Vincent Astor came yesterday from
New York with three private ears
tfe cleira the body of his father.
A Grand Trunk special train is
here for Mr. Hays' body. Mr. Isadore
is here representing Mrs. Victor Pen -
4500, hoping to find the body of her
husband. Mrs. Penaseces sister is
married to the brother of Premier
Candelas of Spain, and is related to
the royal family.
TELEGRAPHIO BRIEFS.
The western Ontario military earn
will be held at Goderich again this
yeer.
Mr. Roy Neild of Stratford has been
appointed Canadian ;mato= officer
at Duluth ft supervise shipments of
Canadian grain.
A scheme es put into operation for
the settlement by arbitration of claims
against the Governments of Britain
and the Milted States.
It is understood that the Canadian
and U. S. Governments have waived
at an agreenaent regarding the fisher-
ies, on volute left open by The Hague
award.
Mr. P. J. A. Cardin, Liberal M.P.
for Richelieu, against whom an elec-
tion petition has been pending for
some time, abandoned the seat on
Saturday.
Defective wiring caused a fire in a
three-storey building at 1 Howard
Park avenue, -Toronto, occupied by the
Budd -Collier Go., about three o'clock
Sunday morning.
The body of Justin McCarthy, the
novelist and historian and for many
years member of Parliament, who
feted at Folkestone Wednesday, was
buried in Hampstead Cemetery on
Saturday.
IRHEIJM,0 IgURES
- RH IE UMPL T
No matter how Ian fetanding
your ease may be, dojnit despair,
get a bottle Ole. Rheneao to -clay.
J. R. Hovey sena at wale a guaran-
tee to benefit !yen. Itheumo is
wonderful Milts quick •action, the
pain ceasiee, the nauiseled and bones
ar,e r,id of {soreness and ritiffness,
rend very goon a Rheum° patient le
able to have the [setae strength and
eiltahty et youth. Rh.eueno build,
blood so 'rich and thick that uric
acid cannot popeitly 'mdse. Risesi-
Seto
4049 only a $1 ,foe ealonitelle
treatment from J.11. 'Hovey or di-
rect, all charge's prepaid, equal B,
V. M., Bridgeburg, Cat.
Train Caught In Lendslide.
Nor.th Bay, Ont., April 29.e -Two ac-
.
older -its of an Unusual nature occur -
on the Canadian Pad& Railway
Toronto -Sudbury branch; near Parry
Sound, resulting in serious injury th
two employes. -
The first accident occurred late on
Saturday alternoone A freight train
was passing through a eeep out when
landelid,e of reeks and earth en -
fed the train ceew. The wrecking
rain from.North l3p7 was despat'ehect
to the eceue, and by entlie iniseakele-
Nano crashed into t.he 'wrecked erain
in the darkness, demolishing the big
eteare eine completely.
Th.e oar 'containing the wreekteg
crew Was badly damaged,, and tha
erg eerebeafie J. E. Ileglaese of North
Bee, was seri,ously injured, while ,4e
Bailey ef the bridge and lauildbag nee
pertinent rieceived thearies which elei
ainful„, bee hot coneidered eeriene,
.titoth men were taken to Parry Sound
Hospital,
Eason Will Know Fate To -day.
Pert ebarom Mich., April 29. -When
•elute 410141'nerl Saturday in the tr
of teecarge ZS8011, the Petrolee
who is accused of the nen
Thomas Major, a local yatchernare thta.
opposing attorneys were well .aleee f
i71 their eloaing arguments,. It is '
peered that sson's fate will be in the
hand" 01 the Jure by
ewer
• Rurai Mail Delivery Ir, Brant.
Brentfoecl, Aped 29 -Announcement
has been made bere of the eon -mance -
Dane of a rural mail delivery daily
between Brantford, 'Mount Pleasant
and Oakland. •
[Heels 01 Uric Acil
Ind4getSlei on, gout, neuralgia, nausea.
:ravel, rheumatism, drapers:, lum-
bago, inervoiesnees, heal* disease,
Tabling eyesight, sediment in mine,
stone in the kidney,
headache, Anti Thee Pelts drive oat
all uric acid paler:tine felons' ithe
blood. J. E. Hovey 'sells, them( and
guarantee,s, them. Remember 'the
name. Anti Ulric. B. V. Marton on
eaory package, •
Fourth Victim of Blasting.
'ICingsion, April 29. -The death of a
Bulgarian named Avarinoss, in the
General .Hospital, marks the feu-%
fatality within a few months in camps'
of the Canadian Northern Railway,
Avarinoss was employed in a camp
near Lake Opinicon, and was struck
on the side with a rock and several
ribs fractured. Coroner Dr. D. E.
Mundell will hold an inquest to -mor-
row night. ,
Watch Your
flair, _Ladies
Eternal Vigilance is the Price of
Luxuriant and Radiant Bair.
If dandruff game are devote/Ong
the nonelehment %hat belongs to
the hair It will soon begin tiorfell.
Fethermore it will load its' life and
lustre and will become dull, faded
and even look elovenly.
If you have any 'signs of dand-
ruff you ought( to go right to your
druggist today and get a bottle .olf
Parisian Sdaae. This delightful
and refreshing hale tonic is !game-
anteed by Wt. S.B. 'Holm % et kill
dandruff germs, ,clean the head of
lathy dandruff, ,strop, falling hale
and itching 'nein or money back:
And it doese just what itis guaran-
teed to do and that is why its aales
are so enoiemous the( country over'(
Parielan Sage isithei favorite of re-
fined 'women. Dne bottle provea
its isuperiorlity.
Program of the
London Conference
The twenty-ninth session of the
London Conference will beheld in
nese Chunch, Si. Theme's, com-
mencing on Thursdey, June eth, at
2 p.m., the Maxistertal iSession, to
Meet' an Wednesday, June 5th, at
8.45 a.
The programene arranged
and a busine,se agenda which the
.Programme ponimittee respeet-.
fully recommends the leonferenice
to, adopt, are as follows en•
Mondavi june 3153.
3,30 pan. The Stationing Commit-
tee ,will meet en ;Central (Cliental.
The Statistical Committee will meet
int Pied Clanech.
T'uesday, Jiene
• 2.00 p.m. The Dietrict goutrinal
Secretruees ;will meet en - nese
Church.
7.00 p.m. ,The Pinancial Secret -
taxies will meet elm Conference
Treasurers in Fleet Church
8.00 p.m. Young IPeople' f Mese
•Meetnag. teetlrlress by Rev. C. 0,
Johaston, of Toreeto. Su,beeet-
"Canadian Youth and Christian
S ervice."
Wednesday, ,Tuate 605.
Ministerial Session845 • nee. Devotional Exercises.
Address by Elev. fee N. McCamue.
Subject -"Evangelism and , the
Coaninanion Service."
9.317a.m. Roll Call.
••Report of ,Transfer Coneraittee.
Appoenteu en t of reCommettee on
Coafeeence Relittions, Confer -
&nee Letter Writers, Guaridian
Correspondent, and Railway Clerk.
Routine Business,
2,00 p.m. Devotional Exercise,
Rautine Busieesa.
ctrdock
Blood Bitters
• cu RES ALL
SKIN DISEASES.
Any one troubled with any itching,
burning, irritating skin disease can place
full reliance an Burdock Blood Bitters
to effect a aurc, no matter what other
remedies Save failed.
It always builds up the health and
strength en tlie foundation of pure, rich
blood, and in consequence the cures it
makes are of a permanent and lasting
ne.ture.
Mrs. Richard Coutine, White Head,
Que., writes :-" I have been bothered with
Salt rheum on my hands for two years,
and it itched so I did not know what to
do. I tried three doctors and even went
to Montreal to the hospital without
getting any relief. I was advised to try
Burdock Blood Bitters, so I got three
bottles, and before I had the second used
I found a big change; now to -day I am
Berdoek Blood Bitters is manufactured
only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
raY
3,19 e.m. Readleg ,Oatlie) Pastoi•-
al4.1.5i
dctlileeM). 'Pas L or al 'Col -110e One e•
eedeeese by Rev, Prof. it.P. Powthe
M, A. B.D. Subleet -"The Needs of
ibm 001 in tr y Work," leis eta s en.
8.00 p.m, Lectuee-Reciere, by Mr.
J oIan Dux bur y, Pleaded ‘. of •e
Scho,o1 of Elocution, 'IManchester,
Knglance Subjeet-ene •'Book af
Reveletianie
,Thur s clay, Ju n o bUs.
8,45 a.m. Annual {Moen -rig tof • ithe
Theater:rice' canoe. Chairman, Rev.
These inennine, 1).1). Lecturer, 'Rea,
A J. Langford, Subject -eChrist--
lenity, Unique end •Pre-emineirla
9.15 am. Ministerial Session. .
10.30 ant, Meeting eot Laymen's
Aseectaition iri GEQCC Church,
General Ston -.
2.00 p.m. petrel:lanai Exercises.
Sermon by the President, Rev. 11. 1.
Waenee SLA.,D D
3.00_ p.m. Roll 1001.
Eleoti,ons. Repeat {of IMeneeterial
Senton. Repeat of 1Conferience
Special Committee. Report of De-
cesioin,s On euesitioas 01 lew render-.
'ecl beetle° 'President (diming the
yen-. nerd •Draft eif Static:Brie.
6.00 p. ra. Adieurnment,•and eVIeet-
ing, ef Coliemeetlees.
7.00 pan. Meeting oeCormraietees.
$.00 pen. Mass Meeting fox men
°ray, in Grace Church. Geneeal
erae Tepic--elVlen and Religion."
Addresaeo by Rove, H. T. 'Crossley
and 3.W. Aikens, IFieldj Secretary
of Temperance and Mead Reform
IVIeete, Meeting .for {Women only IP
Central Climach. General (Topic-
"Religeonitt the (Papally." Chair-
man, Mrs. Gordon Wriglet, Aa -
dresses, by Mesdames Loittte McAl-
lister and May R. Therrhaley.
Friday eum,e, eth.
8.15 am. Devoltion,a1 Exercises. "A
Quarter of a Century of Eyangelis-
tic Work," by Croesley .and Hunter.
9.30 a.m. Report of the Committee
oe Evangeline.
10.30 ELUL Meeting of Coirnmlittees.
- 2.00 pan. Devotional ;Exercises.
Addreesee by delegattoaa of General'
Cattitereneet Officers. 1. "The Pa-
sential Unity of Coanexional Work"
by Rev. J. W. Grahaml
2. "Dur Speritual Objeee and 'Dy-
namic," by Rev. T. E. E. Shore, M.A.
3. "The-hallenge foal Leadership,*
by Rev. J. W. Aikens.
4.30 p.m. Memorial, Serviee.
8.00 p.m. Reception) Service. Re-
sOlultian Moved byRev, W.H. Gra-
ham, B.A., amd seconded byltev,le.
Lapis Barber, M. A. Ph.D.
Saturday, June 8111.,
8,45 a.m. Devotional Exercises.
Addreas by Mr. Israel Taylor. Sub-
ieet-"Eva,egelism on the Road',
9.30 a.m. Reports on Committees.
1. Board of Examiners. Report No.
1. Firet Ballot .for( Board of Exam-
iners. ' •
2. Sunday School Committee.
3. Epteorth League •Comauletee.
4. Sabbath Observance Committee.
e, Committee on Cease Leader% ete.
6, Educational Committee. Gener-
al etuseneast Second Ballot 'for
Board of Examiners.
2.00 pan. Meeting on Stationing
Comrait•tee en Central Chetech,
lefeeting of Laymen's Association
in Grace Chuxeh.
4.30 p.m. Reeeptiop •at Alma Col-
lege.
8.00 p.m, Meeting /of Historical
Society in Grace Church. Leeturee,
Rev. Walter Rigsby, (ISubjeet-
"What Indian leIlestions have done
for, the Methodist Church."
Sunday, June ath.
• 9.00 an, Love Feast Leader, Rev.
J3.L. Melton.
11.00 am. Ordination Sermon by
Rev, S. 18. Chaw,n, gsLA., D.D., Gen-
eral Stipereatendent.
3.00 p.m. Sunday School Address-
es byRev. A.W. ii3ierker, B.D., and
0,t11. Logan, A.
7.00 p.m. Sermon by ;Rev. N.B.
Bowles B.A., of Chime, followed by
the Conference (Sacramental Ser-
vice, conducted by Rev, A.13eown,
In A.
Central Chunch-11.00 aen. Rev.
W. G. Howson,
3.00 pen. Sunday School Addresses
by Revs. (1.3. Moorehouse and C.
B. Durant. i
7.00 p.m. Rev. Thos. Manning, D.
D.
Grace Cluercb-11,00 am. Rev. S.
Salton. ,
3.00 p.m. Sunday School Address-
es by Revs. A. 8'. eonee and J. A.
Agnew.
7.00 p.m. Rev.P. M. Wootton B.A.
Knox Church -11.40 am. Rev. G.
N. Hazen, B.A. 7.00 pan. Rev. 11.81,
Mellott, B.A.., B.D.
Balled Church -11,00 a, m. Rev.
Wel". Barraclough, B.A. 7.00 p.m,
Rev. Selby Jefferson.
Alma. Street Preebyteritan- 11.00
a.m. Rev. T. T. George. 1.00 p.
Rev. C.F. Clarke, ?h.13.
Disciple Chnech-11.00 a.m. Rev.
W. Conway, 13.A., BD. 7.00 p,m,
Rev, E.G. Powell,
Springfield -Rev. W. .A, Walden,
BeAei
Yarmouth, Centre -Rey, IL. W.
Reid, HD.
Sparta -Rev, W.R. 'Osborne, 33.A.
Part Stanley -Revs. 3. IW. John' -
serf and len. Colli,s B.A.
Fiegan-liev, et, W, W. Rivas, B.
A., 13.18.
Shedden -Revs, 3, P. Reyceaft
and T. A. Steadman,
Talbotville-Rev, T. al. Veinier -
gill, Ph.D.
Aylmer -11 a.m. Rev. P. W. Hol-
lenrake, Bee. 7 p.m. (Rev, George
W. Dewey,
• Monday, June 10th,
8.45 a.m. Devotional exereise,s.
Addreasi by Rev. tafeledd, Vb... D.
Subject-"Evaing.eilsM en elle Susi-
day School,"
9.30 a.m. Reports of Coinnaitteert
1 -Contingent Fund Committee, 2-
Sustentation Fund Committee, 8 --
Church Property Committee. 4 -
District; and (Cermet IBonadariete
Commtesdan. General business.
2.00 p.m. iDevotional exercises.
Reports of (Committees,. 1- State
nor ithe .Work Commute e ; 2 -Stat-
istical Committee; 3 -Systematic
Beneficence nonemettee; 'General
businese.
8,00 pen- eleetaie. of Stationing
Committee in the First Clsueh,-
PubLLc in Central: Church,
Aclawess by Rev ,S. 1), Chown,,,D. D.,
Cr.eneral Seperint en den L. -Subject -
'Jesus Chalet and Social Quest/ems'
Tueeday, entie lith.
8.45 am.-bevotional Exercises. -
Address by Rev. A. McKibben, B. A.,
Conference Evangelise.
9.30 aem.-Reports of Committees,
1, Stationing jCoanmettee; Election
of Chairmen atc,;2,Commettee on
Memorials ; 3, La yin en ',5 A eso -
Ian ; 4, Board of Examiners, •Re-
port No. 2' 5, Teteperance Com-
mittee; 6,5Ii5si015arer Coneetittee
ONCHITIS,
Huskiness, Throat
Catarrh
irige, .SalarleS,.13115,i"
a005,,,,..Elle'tctipa'oif offcceTts'; Readitug
°1i1,Tu;e'ICidsdilgexereaed'
I.2,(asei,Slratfuol,'Efltout%
IVIartiti Kerr, St.Thottaus, Scutetary.
Shorthorn Cattle
• Two iecl Bulls, each 18 Inareths old
Delightful Cure Discovered
That Cures Quickly.
• Old-fashioned remo.
clibe were administered
through the stomach
pnly, but as it is impos-
sible to swallow atv-
thing into the lungs, li1.
tic benefit ever resulted
aSntrognogo:3,
1rugs, such as
opium, ehlorotlyne and
cocaine, were resorted
to, but clicl more harm
th
Nowadays, when m.
doctor .rneets o case of
catarrh - finds the
throat filled with mile,.
otts-sore all the )vay
down, he prescribes Ca-
turrhozorie because he
knows it goes direct to
the disease. *i
Catarrhozono . cures
by antiseptic balsams
that are carried by the
air you breathe direct
ttorottilbtere source of the,
It aide expectoration
174-1-tiegiG'am-r-Scarta.17Sayhealtillhe-
laden vapors to the
sore, irritated tissues.
• In one minute you ex-
perience decided relief
with Catarrhozone and
• invariably it does cure
every type Of 'Catarrh,
Bronchitis, irritable
throat and hoarseness.
Just think of it -a sure mire with-
out no-dous drugs -one that is guar-_
anteed and delightfully pleasant as
wen. Catarrhozone only, complete
for two months' use, $1.00; small
(trial) size 50c, at all dealer's. f
CATARRH:MORE A suns CURE.
General Business,
Programme of the Laymen's Alsace
,Thursday, June Ole
10,30 a.m.-Deeming Exercises; Chair
man's Address; Address by Pio.
Holtby, St. Thomas. Subject- The
Finance System-Dieeneseen. Ad -
arose by W. EL Liddiereit, Loudon.
Subject -Evangelism-- Discussion,
Business,.
Saturday, June 8th.
• 2.00 pan. -Opening. exercises; Ad-
dress by 3,0. Hay, Listowel,Subject
The Superannuatien Fund -Discus: -
stoat, Address by E.W. White, St,
Marys. Subject "Missiosie."
Discussion. ,
Round Table'{Conference, One
hour, in {charge of C. B. Naylor,
Rserne. 1- Sunday Schools, 2-
C1an Meetings*. 3 -Prayer Meet -
Suffered WO Nerve Trouble
For To Years.
WAS imPossisLE FOR FrIat TO
SLEEP.
Mr. Chas. W. Wood, 31 Torrance
Street, Mottreal, Que., writes{ -"For
two years I suffered with nervenrouble,
and it was impossible for me to sleep.
It did not matter what tinae I went to
bed, in the morning I was even worse
than the night before. I consulted a
doctor, and he geve me a tonic to take
a half hour before going to bed.
"It Was all right for a time, but the
old trouble .eturned with greater force
than beiore.
"One of the boys, who works with me,
gave me half a box of Milburn's :dean
and Nerve Pills. I took them and I got
such satisfaction that I got another box,
and before I finished it I could enjoy
sleep from 10 p.m. net 6 am„ and new
feel good."
The price of efilburn's Heart and
Nerve lenses 50 cents per box, or 3 boxes
for 81.25. They are for sale at all
dealers, or will be mailed direct on
receipt of price by The T. allIbure Co.,
Limited, Toronto, Ont.
MU IN lit
SJN
'SS
I am still Melte Wall Paper Busi-
ness, and am in a potion to show
you the best Wall Papers that have
been Flown in Clinton..
3PREIRE ARE ALL KINDS AND
PRICES RANGE FROM FOUR
CENTS TO ONE DOLLAR.
All papers 'bought from me will
be hong very eheaply.
.All kinds of house painting done
and estimates given ot old and
new work.
To call or drop a post card will
bring samples te your door.
and troan Bull six inointthe old, fotro
sale, creas,Suable.
RUNDLE IIITNKING.
Londesboro
Wanted.
1000 Spring inushratt ,sIdus ;svalnit-
ted at 50e
11. 'A. I:COVEY, Clinton.
Barred 111)Cli. Eggs for Sale
l'07,013 On Barred Reeks at •Clintota,
4 bases, . 3 seconds,' 1tb.ird and
special 10: betstt coltectlon. Pen 1-
Pul1ot Mating, headed by Millard
toeckerel, (limited nunslaeg setting's
eggs $2..00 per 13.--,-Pee2-e Coekerel
reateng, headed by Milleed cock,
Pullets. enthie pen; tape geed eay-
layers, lIgg,s 52:00 per 13.-Pien
Utility pen, headed{ by a ,ceck'eeel
bred from ;one( ef the hest la.ying
drains. in( Canada, Honig in this
were bre,d . from 17 ef my pullets
layed 436eg•gsle en 31 days.
Eggs $1.00 pee 15. I guaxentee a,
good hatch or replace setting free
of 'charge. net. A. Hovey, Clinton.
For Sale
--
.Blue 13areed Plymouth Rock eggs
$1.00 per 15 eggs. Also a flew White
Coehin Bantam eggs $1.00 pee 13. -
Jabez Rands, Clinton.
Cheaper Feed 'Ilan Shorts
WO have elm 'hundred busliele
of Go od Peed •Cors( left which we
wijllRiear out at 132e per bushel
foe any order levee 10 bushele.
L. eUITTER CO,
phone 64, Elevator
House tor Sale or to Rent
A 7 roomed fearae house on
Maxon Street opposite Commer-
cial Hotel,' for sale tee to rept
House ifs being put in good erder
Waterworks in eNaraection. •t 'Apply
to MISS PORTER,
• Rattenbury Street.
Two Houses to Let -
• The undersigned has two houses to
let, apply to
Jacob Taylor
Field Stone Wanted.
Field Stone ,suitable low road
making is wanted by the Town af
Clinton. Price 53.50 per cord of 13,-
000 pounds.
3, A. FORD, -
Chairman of Street Committee
Logs 1Vanted
kinds of fogs, Maple, Soft Elm
and Basswood preferred. Highest
WI.lcofiey
paid.
'Piano and Organ Co.
Boarders Wanted
Havieg returned to town I am now
prepared to take boarders, either
ladies or gentlemen. Apply at house
Mrs. lilogridge, Ontario street
Pasture Laud
Some flrsb: cla---se pasture land io be
sold la lots to suit purchasere. At
tractive prices. Apply to
John Ransford, T'. R. Oily Agent
••••••.
FARM FOR BENT
The South '70 acres of lot number 35
8,nd the South Ease part of Lot no, 36
14 acres both in the 1st conceesion of
Sra,nley township is forrent for a term
of years.. -This property is clOse to the
town of Clinton and possesssion cae
be giten at once. Poe further parte
°dere apply to Henry Pluinsteel, Clin-
ton, Ont., or McCarthy, Boys & Mur-
chison, Barristers, Barrie, Ont.
Farm for Sale.
The executor of the Southeconbe
Esta,tei offset% for sale 50 serest, -
East half of lot 28,0011. 6, Hullett.
A. first-class farm, well Watered
and, improved, and with good
buildings, ,Alsol the undersigned
offieyee for' sale, let 29e con. %Heinl-
ein 100 acres. These farina May. be
bought together or separately,
'1' V1ixton.
JAMES SCUTHOOMBB,
Geo. Potts Ford & McLeod
We're now selling Timathy Seed
• (Government S•tandaecle.
We also have on hand, 'Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.
• We always have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Pees, Barley and Peed Corn
--o-
Efigheet Market 'Prices paid for Hey
,
MONIREA
•
vw-Avr
ii-iC-StrANDA RD , 151 thee Netienial and all Grains
,
ee pateeteeejje Ly. :44 .1s4 Fnell & McLeod
ieVeekle NewtsPapen ehe Demlnion, Ivo
eke -en -sive Thereen
Inge, precurine t.he pho15gr6phe gram
all .15v-er 'the 1v6rtril •
;its articles ard Cafrefuliz,,,s reldolecl 564
I1 dit�niaJpb!iey, 151 LthOs:Oughly,
udependent, '
:A. ataTi46f4
ebTsts 52,09 Pee Yea t Env,' a4g6.951 Itt
paho,a4di .Grk44 Beadle. f
6 rrRY IT ED 1912!
folgiatte,al Standatd
.1.1tcrti ed, Eablishettl
CIO AMI
Before placing your orders for
your season's supply of Goal, get
our prices. The very best goods
carried stock end sold at the
lowest porisible price.
Orders may be left at Davis
& Rowland's Hardware etore, or
with
11/, J. Stevenson,
At Electric Light Plant.
• W. BUT -DONE.
AIIRISTJ2R 8014I0e2OR4 NOTeente
PUBLIC), IITO.
oreeeoa
elliARLES Ts. li ZILE
Conneyence„ 'Notary Public,
Commissioner, etc.'
REAL ESTATEeAND IN$ITRANCH
Issuer of Marriage 'Licenses,
I Huronnit„ Clinton,
• H; T. R A N 0E1;1
NotarylPuleic, Conveyancer; ee`
•'F'inancial and RealjEstate,
INRURANCE `AGENT -Representing 14 Fire In
liielas'iuo"inieence°;1;171;111ine.
Medit,a1.
IDIR{ 1. W. THOleileSetnel
awn, en.,0e, ete
eneeial attention given to dieeases of:the
Eye. Ear, Throat, and Nose,
.Eyes carefully (examined, and ;suitable
Prescribed, ,
Of0ce:and Residenc'e.
, _
'Me doors -West of the commercial Beam
Huron 51,
DES, GUNN anal GANDIElt
Dr. W. omen, P,.1‘. 58 C. S.. India
581..1 Cottlitier. D.A DLit,
OffIce-Ontario Street, Clinton.
Night calla at residence, Eattenbnry St.
or at hoepital
DR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN. STIRGEON.
cooueheur, etc, race and residence on Alt
tonlanry St., onnosite W. „Varran's residence.
DR. F. n. AMON
DENTIST,
IC crown and. Bridge 'Work a Specialty.",
Graduate of 0.C,D„5.., Chicago, and 69.0.1518
Toronto.
Raylleld ealeonanys, May lat to Decembe
DR. IL FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
13peoial oars taken to make dental treat. •
ment as painlese as possible, '
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction lee
GODERIOH ONT
kai at stoma sales a smour,13,r, °Mess si si
w TRe rRmA mr1 le re Clinton,rub1eb"al) rr inn's rpst! Ye aal eb elite
discounted
G. D. MeTaggart M. D. MoTaggar
MeTaggare Elko&
BANKERS
ALBERT ST, CLINTON
Es General Bantring I30a111e5e
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed an
• deposits.
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Perna and Isolated. Town Pror a
arty Only Insured.
OFFICERS,
J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth
Jas. Connolly, Vire Pres., Godericla
Thos, E. Hays, SecaTreas., Seaforfb
DIRECTORS,
Jas, Connelly, Holmesville; John
Watt, Hedrick; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seaforth' L Evans, Beech.
wood; J. G. Grieve, 'Winthrop, J. Ben.
neweis, Brodhagen, M. • McEevant
Clinton.
Each Director is inspector of losses la
his own locality.
AGENTS.
Rote. Smith, Harlock; Ed, .Hinchlay
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmondi
ville; J. W. Yeo, Holmesville
Payments may be ,.raade at The
Clothing Co., Clintoin, or
R. FI, Oat, Goderieh,
JACOB TAYLOR
CLINTON
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and sold
Money to loan
Office Issa,c Street, next door to New
Era
Grand Trunk Railway System
Rail way Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce. •
North Pa,seenger
London, depart 8.80 a m 4.50 p ea
Centralia
0,40 5,48
Exeter
9.58 5,54
}Jensen la.08 6.05
Kippen 10,16 all
Brucefield 10.80 6.19
Clinton 11.00 635
Londesboro 11.18 6.02
Blyth •11.27 7.00
Belgreve,.. .. .... 11.40 7,13
Wingham, arrive11,50 7.35
South Passenger
Wingha,m, depart• (3.43 rem ass p m
Belgrave.......,0.61 8.44
811715 '7.08 • 3.56
Londesboro 7.16 4.04
Clinton... a .... 7,50 4,23
Brucefield 8.12 4.39
Kippen 8.23 4.47
Hernial!' 8.32 • 4.52
ehreter 8.48 5.05
Centralia ...... 9.00' 5.15
Londonearrive 10 00 6,10
:Buffalo and,Ciode
Wes' Paseenget
am ptn pm pm
Stratford. ...... .10.00 12,20 5.25 1.0.20
.. . .. "10,22 12.45 5.55 10.47
Seaforth 10.45 1.10 6.18 1112
Mitten 11.07 1.25 6.40 11,28
e 1,8,3 6.46 11.33
Goderich11-35 1.50 7.05 11.55
East I assenger
am pm pm
Goderich7.10 2,10 4.50
Ho/mesville .... 7.26 2.57 5.06
Clbatoe 7.35 3,07 5,15
Seatorth 7.52 3.25 5.32
Mitchell.. . 8.16 3,48 5.55
Stratfom 8.40 4,15 6,20
Dr, de Van's Female Pills,
- A reliable 'French regulator; never tails. These,
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating tine'
generative portion of the female system. Refuse. '
all cheap imitationa., Dr. do Van's are sold at
85 a box, or three tor010.. Mailed Co any address,
rtur-ticaben was co., Sta..catharancio Oet..