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'Christ—the one
g
reat''Wrd
horth all 1a u•. .s in earth
or
1ieavem. ,
—Dailey
leap
on im,ore wood! The;; wind is
clap. •
oft net it whistle as it will;
ei1F keep. our Chris'•xrxs merry
—Sir ''K'al;er Seott
No trmr p t blarft T:.rofaned
The hong in lel- ich the krince of
Peace was hem ;
Yo ;bloody cotresinlet , ,;aix'ed
,Earth's silver rivers oln th 1 , ,sacred
morn;
fort
o'er :be peaceful plain,
;the war-horse drew ,the peasant's
loaded wain.
—Gi'illiam Cullen Bryant.
Why should 1wrh you ,.Merry
Christmas2" -
' My wish can bring no joy pn vents
?oy ever comes unsougnt.
As fragralnce comes to h?m who
gathers flowers
:Spon the path he treads
Go aesiher flowers of kindness!
Be Clnistly.
Enact the brojther's cart,
Give as tLe Christ has give.
P, el; 'ng no favor in return'
Matte merry fierce bad hear'
t:
Ana. then inwisbpd, enjoy
A merry Christmas! .
EMMANUEL=uOD 'WIr}I US.
To the land oi:ein and mourning
Ho 1+walked in a pa`h of sorrow and
shame,
Through tnsui'- and hate and
seonning.
A man' of wwrrow, of toi s, of !ea/ s.
Atn ou'cast . icon, and through
endless years
Him anus` Ilove, hila only.
To all the readerE,A Mei ry,Christ_
mss. To ; ou 'who are lonely and
:sad may the Ch;•.stnas spit,t com-
fort and cheer you. To ycu whose
sorrows are living 'ones may the
spirit of Christmas bring yen hope.
To the poor ones of the earth,may
. rho Christmas bring some 'measure
of prosperity Ilia v i! •bring to one
and all , peeve and happiness, and
may we remember chef
The gifts that to our breasts we
fold
Are brightens a by our losses;
The sweetest joys a heart can hold
•
or;ow u.p.between its;,c:osses;
And `'on life's pathway many a t:ire.
Is made hole glad and cheery
Because; for 'lust a iridic ''ane,
The way seemed dark and dreary
--Nixon Waterman
, Faith and hope are two Went ..ir-
tuesq:but those woo have ,notlove
are ;nothing they are liicce t'fe':ile
•.lants Ihat the sun never shines,
upon —Pr incotseLouis de la 't: ll)i-
THE, CHILDREN PRE CO MIN (x,
There cones tome, over "the drift-
ed snow,'
the music of jingling Lelia. •
And any pulses t.1ri11, a? 1 my heart
beat high,'
For I now what the sound rore-
tells ;
My glad lips'atter but owe tefrain—
Over and over they a1 --
'Ther children, are coming, are cpn-
in•g home,
Arad `o -morrow is Ch: istma5
day!„
Their final challenge found TO?, cut.
'When Christmis came, w,tb man-
tling snow,
Why should an •eager iov r doubt
'Tbe me.asage o; the mistletoe?
For !lithe aid o' Yuletide cheer
That brought this happy thing
to pass,,
111 burn a candle a1.' -the year,
Before your iehrine Saint Nicholas
Robert Gilbert WVelsh.
You aro`corning Christmas, laden
with at'feetian's store, to allow
That God's custom of old .kindness
isaaot yet in dust laid ]cru ;
At this time of r,'oncihn„ al. this
tjm, to feasting dear
.51Fy the present light and gladness
slay the. memeiy of the `tear!
If children of a larger gro •vth
Could have •a Christmas tree
From Father Time, One gitt-alone
Would be enough for int —
Let others take the, deans and gold;
And trifles light and vain
But give me back my old belief
In Santa Clause again!
if there be good` in That -I wrought,
Thy h•inil compelled it Master
Thine;
'Vhere I have failed to meet Thy
SOME 1 THE BRIGHTEST RHYS d CANS OA ARE
EARNING MAY ANO
PRIM
LESLSE avNZrs..
JAMES N. 3t'emNTo3H,.
wnaoa e. Maar.
A BOY'S
CHRISTMAS
POCKET
MONEY
ANY BOY can turn
his spare time into
Xmas pocket money
by selling copies of the
WEEKLY vyITNESS and
the CANAtnAvPICTO-
RIAL.
You can build up a
regular route in a short
time which will give
you a permanent
weekly income.
lite give yon a fee
start in Business and
besides
The heart bey tennis a
Shetland Pnny, Cart"
and d1 ar r n e s s or
.Tr?OO.00 in Gold.
SIMPLY SIGN THIS
COUPON AND MAIL
IT TO -DAY
l au COUPON
77J�•Wai'. e' ply':Mitiereel
Pkaie wu1 ore s "taut to r erun!. ft* tell ws. at *beat tow, t use wig toe
hedtHate s►etti,ed Pay.: it 1 ao pot„
sar".a ....,...„,,,,
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AetlawTerw
Anal
T ioi minhroltigtl" !IiiPo#
13udYard%lSipling,'
And 1;oy'd;Thaell n the r year eo es' of old
Y t e it to had''
roil'dy,
And.brought biythe Chri,stmas back
s•garnt.
With .
111.
its hospitable lo train,
llhmestie and religious rite,
cavo honor to tile hof
Ynig1rt
On C'l rip to e s ec e the 1b0143 Wex
e
Sir Waiter .._cont,
Warm Water For the Hens.
The method shown in the sketch is
n`ed in cold weather to keep the drink -
lug water for the poultry ram treez-
LANTERN AND roUNTAnN IN RALF nAl liEL.
[From Popular ,Meebanics,]
Ing. The device consists Of a part of
e barrel inverted and set over' the
fountain, and a tubular lantern. 'A
small opening is not in one side of
the barrel through which the fowl can
reach the water,—Popular mechanics.
Fertilizing the Orchard.
Barnyard manure is, in general, the
hest fertilizer, for the orchard. ' It
should be. applied at the rate of a load
to from three to live trees, at least
once is three vc•iu•s. The use or From.
mert9nt fertilizers Is hardly advisable,
except where raretal experiment has
doalonstrated Its value. ,
stolen Money In Winnipeg.
Winnipeg, Dec. 8.—Following the
confession of Gustaf Bruning,' who
robbed the Dresher Bank, Berlin, of
$65,000; June 26 last, Chief Detective
Stogill has located $12,500 that Brun-
ing had secreted iu different parts of
the city. The information leading to
the discovery was contained in docu-
ments found on the prisoner. Brun-
ing and his companion, Valentine.
Berhent, alias Bernard, alias Fran-
ich, were arraigned in the city police
court Saturday and- remanded •for a
week
Had Pains in Her liver
Doctors Only Relieved -Her
For A Time.
When the Iiver is inactive everything
seems to go wrong, and a lazy, slow or
torpid liver is a terrible affliction, as its
influence permeates the thole system
and causes Biliousness, Heartburn, Sick
Headache, Floating Specks before the
Eyes, Jaundice, Brown Blotches; Consti-
pation, Catarrh of the Stomach, etc.
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills stimulate
the sluggish liver, clean away all waste
and poisonous matter from the system,
and prevent as well tis dire all sickness
arising from a disordered' condition of the
liver. -
Mrs. Wesley Estabrooks, 114idgic Sta-
tion, N.B., writes:—"For several years
I have been troubled with pains in the
liver. I have had medicine from several
doctors, but was only relieved for a time
by them. I then tried Milburn's Lasa -
Liver Pills, and I have had no trouble
with my liver since. I can honestly re-
commend them to every person who has
liver trouble."
Price, 25 cents per vial or 5 vials for
81.00. For sale at all dealers or mailed
direct on receipt of price by The T. Mil-
burn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
• re Being •;Cwer3
Did' you, ever' cosi lr • for a month?
Then just think .how c1istre8sing It
'must be to have aicouch llapg oa'fpr
three month's.
Mfrs, Maria Primrose, of 87 Newell
Street, : t'
S net .drool n
cry, N. x;, says. I haul
a Very heavy u col
y, d whioli. eettlod.,fnto'
a chronic cough{ which kept me
awake: nights for fully three mouths;”
and felt tiled all the time because my
rest was broken so mach. The effect
of taking your cod liver and tf'on rem-
edy, Vino1, is that my" cough Is gone.
I can;now get a good night's rest,. and
I feel much stronger in every way"
It is the combined action' of the
'medicinal elements, cods' livers, aided i
by the blood -making and strength-
creating properties of tonic iron :which
makes Vince so efficient in curing
chronic. cpnghs, Colds, and bronchitis
—a,t the same time building up the
weakened, run-down ,system, •
Try 'a bottle ,of Vine!, with the un-
derstanding that • your ; money will
be returned if it does not help yea
W. S. R. HOLMIiiS, DRUGGIST
CLINT'3N. •ONT. .
l5ateman a seapes O 4 lows.
'Ottawa, Dec. 9.—At the Cabinet
session Saturday 'it was decided; to
1 oommute to' life imprisonment the
sentence of death against John Bate-
man, the octogenarian •of Whitby,
Ont., who was condemned to be hang-
ed for the killing of his wife, whom
he beat to death.
Bateman was to have been hanged
Dec. 13, but owing to his advanced
age and other extenuating oircunn-..
stances, Iron. C. J. Doherty, Minister
of Justice, decided to commute ,the
sentence to imprisonment.
1.ECEMBER ROU AND ..FUN.
Rod an -1 .Fain for Der:ember pub-
''sned by W .1, Taylor limited,
Woodstock, .Ont., is an especially
readable number, ,Among its a'ar1-
r d lis` of corn: erste may be foetid ;—
The iCalgarg Stampede, a d'scrip-
lion of the'Wonderful 1'),;to°; .al I eg
S'alot thatt toe, place last Sept in
that city 'r the plains : 'field tin. -
semi' an amusing tate'lf a youthful
hunter who thirct,'3 for 1c,e bl.loa
ofa heir. afine bi illustrated
of a heir: n iinelY illustrate i article
des'ribing the winle r attra••thons of
awell known comms 1ou:ist cn
1L4)'ilci3 To vitEuiroits
•
In the matter of the estate of
Thomas Walker,,, deceased.
Notice is ]ieeby given pursuantto Sec, 55 01 the( Trustees Act
that alt persons having claims
against ihe' estate of the said' de-
ceased who' died on or about; the
`ninth I'y of Ma - • 180
are required to send by post pre-
paid to' he ihderaigned Sulieitor
Cedilla E. Walker, Atlministratria,
om or before the
20th day 'el December 1912, thoii•
names •an& addresses with full par;
ticulars in wr(itingt of their claims,
and statement; of their acooulntts
and the nature of the securliit]es
(if any) h'cld by them ;duly.verirfied
by Statutory, d'edl•urario,n:'
And Tan e itoltice that after the
said 20th day of December, 1012
the Iclrnisustr^mtrix.of the said
estate will ' proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the said estate
among the parties entitled thereto,
having i•egitrid only to the claims
of Whicilt he shall then have notice
and the said Arl'ministratrix will
not be liable; fox said assets or .any
part thereof, to any person n or per-
sons of whose claim notice shall
not have been reecnvei3 by her or
her said solicitor at the time of
Iluch distribution,
Dated the 26th lay of Nov 1912. -
W. Brydone,
Solicitor rot Adminisiratr'ix.
AlliONISPININIESIBIllananagegnowoll
FILL SPEelIALS
SEE' OIJit Apple Farm's at 75c Stuck Pails at SOc
(Loaded Shells at 60 22 short Cartridges at 1Sc
• Draining,Spades, Cleaner, Manure Forks large and small,
Ensilage Forks, Etc., Etc
Tiunothy Seed 5 25—As the season' is short, speak few days ahead
Sugar at Bock Bottom Prices for a few nays
Latest Price for Rutter, -Eggs, Etc.
to ` 's;a+: ,s
lcgava.oa_—X--^r`---,, oeu w'nxamrt"--—...x'..__ ' .T. cant
A SQUARE PE
in a Round, Hole
You may be; alright," but 0
you aro in the wrong position
you are Min a
round hole! You Wantettarega to
sition'where you fit.
This piper le read by Intel.
Ilgem,litrsineifs'men, ^and e
I Want Ad. in our classified
column 5; Will reach thein.
EY,,.,. ,,F' fY 1.01A10':
1,41-v 000
evly,f'clInnIndiilaP,h':'s'oryceg1 or.,
13o'le-,n-ttlui, intF,'-o0 named, l e
eufso `,, , .
ilia tngnlx w'ta large ai1•1,.w1o,,
Lsi!e ruling Clear, frern eor to ear
And six, byefi.t;tinside,"
klood and Peed'ttg ' is': b. • cub
ect
of thine ei41u?'rt at,tilep en tLe
C n'turo, of ;Glslele
in Sii ver , ;9xer,
rnd other sto'=es,oia'tlVenturo'ar:e
,,
Of ; an .e'icel,tiona,iY'einL•ea'it
nture,
Redo c —
c a
Buggies,
Cutters
Rebuilt ;Buggy $25,00'
2 Rebuilt liuggied ,_ 35 00
1 Heavy Democrat' 25:00
1 One-horse Heavy Vragon,.; 25.00
1 Rebuilt Cutter _. _ ... 4.00
1 11ebuilt-Cut ter , 7:00
Rebuilt Cutter 12,00
Estate Jolni Leslie
Clinton, Ont.'
• For Sale
Abrown tidier for eller(ming 6
years old, sound and in goad con-
dition. quiet every way and not
afraid of autoes, threshing machi-
nes, ,bicycles etc. Will be soli cheap
Apply to A.O, Patterson, 'Victoria
St.
For. Sale
20 yearling,' Paired (lock hens for
sale 'Sens, 'fire through maultir,g,
are laying, are nicely barred. weigh
8lbs. each; Price $1 ao each;,6 for
$5.00, the, lot Inc'$15.00, it taken
at once.' A. good chance for anyone
starting in good thorobreci stock.
oflarge sizo, also a Sew good
cockerels for sale, also 6 RoseCosnb
Brown Leghorn hens, prize winners
at Clinton show, 3 pullets and se-
veral good cockerles for sale at a
bargain. Hens are good layers.
,H. A. Hovey, Clinton
For Sale
A commodir, Ire brick hoate at a
1 arggain. Furnace, electric lighting
,Fath room, hot and co "d water, also
a stable on the T rem'ses, For in
formation apply at
7-''T.E .NEW ERA
For `ale or to Let ,
A•small farm of about 20 acres in
the Township of Stanley, in county
of Huron, jorovin'.e'of Ontario, be-
ing composed of Lot nun'licc 35 in
the first concession o'f the said
township. For. -full p•lrt,culars
write,
A. T F
L'yto:;, Ont.
Our shipment of potatoes prom
eaneu. aa41.1nj •!lull dalauiuhh l
Aire (WM .scat rovino ,cictulis tiro 3..t
pre pa,,laan sag -lei i, m.Tp Ata.',
STEEP & COMPANY
Orders may be left with Beacon &
Sznyth, phone No, 41, '
Ladies Wanted
Employment offered in Player
Pnelnnatie Department, Light
suitable work amid' pleasant sur-
roundings. In New York or Chicago
this is considered employment for
the highest class of lady operators.
ApW. DOHERTY the
Office
.AND
ORGAN CO., Limited. Clinton,
GEORGE .ELLIOTT
Live Stock & General Auctioneer
• for County of Huron. •
Clinton, Ont,
Farm, Stock Sales a specialty.
Cutlers left at New Bra Office,
Clinton, promptly nttelanded o.
Terrnls seasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed, or can phone- 13 on 157
rxoderi'ch ITownshiip,
CLINTON COAL
YARDS
Yards Opposite CI. !8',11. 'Station
Ail Muds of Coal ou hand
fl.:llf"Sltdlllat,' SOU Coat
Move Ulan sad t
Vrpl'naee Corse
kennel (:',,oat! and Wood
Tile, -2}, 3 and 4-10c1) size—
.I'hel'iki is oldie very best
fgLtntlity.
Brick tl to °rtl(!'1'.
ro s'w'RB
!saw
0,,. u
.Before placing your orders for
your hens ht's supply oi'Coal, get
Dur pea Gee.' e.: I!he very beet geode,
tattled 'n stooir and sold at the
loweti): i osslbly, price.
Orders ma,y' be left. at Dawin
dr k enwIsp3'a Hardware store, o
with
W. J. Stctienso1il,
At;,t,leetrie Gloi."tt Plant.
rvant *anted
BARRognisdOr4TO' ITO$r1N(
BiBGa7� paU.Applyto.
iB
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MR 1, MA_
DCQIGM•Me A'.iGAT LI>1TOli
NOTICE ;' , .i . euuni4ns s, 40RE.M
Win.,1VTootn he ilu
tlleGo]
tt Fax ' -
Iocter 'wil! • be '; t the following
.l n
iz
faces• to calleet takes:—Clinton„ on
Doc,. Atte' Loire] eaboxo t'ov`' - 29th
'and Dec,,,13th., ,;Auburn;' Dec:' 4th,
Cansta.nce,'De141-. 5 i'er cent will be
added en !unpaid tales °after state,
Dec. 13th,
Whl' IV[OO•N, '
Collector, Bullett
For Sale
i
One single sleigh, one set ofhugg -
giee harness, nearly new; a single'
p w, a -double plow, set of harrows,
and one new pulper, and quantity,;
of `cut hay and green deed. Apply"
a t ipremises.
MRS GEO. PICKETT
,Ail,ert 51. n;rth
'noose for Sale
A comfortable frame house, in
good repair, quarter acne of landd,
with fruit trees, ,conveniently lo-
cated. This very comfortable pro-
perty will be cold cheap.
Apply to '3iRS, JAS: TUCKER,
Princess` Street.
Wanted
Cook and kitchen girl wanted at
once. Apply to
MRS, J. RATTENBURY
Rattanbury House
Farm for Sale
Farm for sale: ,beide lot 7 in the
let. concession Township of'Hullett
containing 100 acres, all' cleared
but about 7 acres of'bush. On the
larre is a now ,b^ick house with fur-
nace. Large bank barn with ce-
ment floors in stables. Plenty of
eater; well fenced, and undtr
drained. This farm is well situated
'Wag on the Hurn :.load. Will be
s' 1d -on reasonabie ttrms. Apply
:n• the farm or ad !rens Sealforth
post office.
MELVIN CLARK
Farm For Sale
A first class farm, consisting of
75 acres, on con. 12, part lot 34, Hal-
lett township, 3miles from Londes-
boro, and 5 miles from Blyth, 11-2
miles from School. A bank barn 36
by 56, another ,barn 36x52, drive
shed 24x40. A brick house, plenty
of • water, about an'; ('acre of or-
chard. Possession can be given
right after harvest. Apply to,
WILLIAM LONGMAN,
Bluth,
Farm or Sate.
The executor of -the Southcombe
Estate offers for sale 50 aures —
East half of lot 28, con. 6, Hullett.
A first-class farm," well watered
and improved, and with good
buildings, Also, the undersigned
offers for sale, lot 29, eon, 6,Hull-
ett, 100 acres, These farms may be
bought .together or separately.
JAMES SOUTHCOMBE,
Clinton,
'F. e. D. BRISTOWE.
Professor of iiusic. Organist
of Willis Presbyterian Church
Piano, urban, Theory, Voice
Culture. •
Puptle prepared, if 'desired, lox
any of the examining bodies - in
Toronto or the London Cliliege
of Music (England) in at' grades'
and aalr .branches.
Sgecual Syst sun tor beginners for:
1 ianoforto Tsang • i app],ication.
Studio at Hoare'! new store, neat
to Counter's iewelery store. 111
Pard & McLeod
We're now selling timothy Seed
(Government Standard.).
We alsohave on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.
We always have on hand —Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
Highest Market Prices paid for Hay
and all Grains, •
Ford & McLeod
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�_ See and dere our finest it'
New Stylish designs of g'
Doherty Pianos 'and
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Ovgans
special, values i,ll ,Art. p
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Cases
5.
Pianos and organs rent r
ed, choice new Edison
phonographs, Music, &
variety' goods:
MUSic Emporium
C. Hoare
P'VVYVVTTT!l7/TTTV*TTVTTTYTTT
Oonneyanee, Notary Public,'
- Commissioner, etc.;.
REAL
ESTATE ANTU
INST.-MANOR Altl' ,
81.
Issuer
of Marriage ge L' iceasc�
Huron Cli
nton,E;
H. T. RANGE'
Notary Ptublie, Conveyancer,
Financial and,Real Estate.
tNSIJRANOE'A GF,NT—Reuieaenting YApireIa
suraaee gomnanree,,.
Ilrivision Court Ol0icen
DR (8. W, THOMPSe' N
lictan, Suxgeon, Eta.
!denial attentlon•givento diseases:°Elba,
Eye, ",Ear, Throat, and Noss.
I1yeg carefully examined. and suitableil
nresaribed.
• Office and Residence.
7;wu,doors went of the Commereral natal'
'Huron- 55,
DRS. GIJ'NN and GANDIER
Dr. W. Gunn; Z. R. C. p„ L. It. e. &.. Mitt
Dr. J. [a, Gaudier. B.A.. 35,11,.
O.ffioe-Ontario Street, Clinton.
Plight calla at residence, Rattenho,,. St.
or at bosaltal.
DR. d W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, 8IIR(EON,
ceooehenr, ote„ office and residence ea R
tenbury Si„ onnosite W. Farran's residence.
iDR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST •
Crown and Itrldge Work a Specrarty
Graduate of 0.C.D,B.. Chicago, and R.0,34
Toronto,
Saytleld en'Monda+.is, Mw' 105 to Deemuei,
DR. H. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken to make dental bleat.
meat es painless se poedible,
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stook and general Auctiori3e-
GODERiOH: ONT
b•atm stood sales a speolalta. Once, tt. at
NEW Enu office, rmnt,y attended
to. Terms reasonable. Clinton,'y,Tattlers' sale nays
discounted
G. D. McTaggart • M. D. MoTegtgax.
McTaggart Brost
BANNERS
HERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
General Banking Btatallalltmilt
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed de
depemits.
The Alelcillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Farm and Isolated 'ro'ctrn iF`>"aooa
erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS.
J.B. McLean, President, Seaforth,
J. Connolly, Vice -!-res„ Goderleft4.
T. E. Hays, Sec,-,Treas,, Segos -tit
DIRECTOR$.
Jas, Connelly, Hclmesvzlle, JoEun
Watt, Harlock • G. Dale, Clinton; D''.
F. McGregor, Seaforth, J. Evans,;
Beechwood;J.G., Grieve„ Wimtheoia
J Bemnoweis, Brodhagen; 31. He
Ewan Clinton.
Eadh Director is Inspector of
losses im his own district.
AGENTS,
Robt Smith, Harlock; Ed.lftucli',
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney,
mondviUe; J.W. Yeo, '13o1meaviEll¢
Payments, may be ,made at The
Morris] Clothing Co., Clinton, or
R. Ii. Cut:t, Gaderich.
)JACOB TAYLOR
et.ilnrronl
Fire, Life and 'Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought ane said
Aloney to loan
Office Iesac Street, next door to New
Era
Grand Trunil;il.iillway System,
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce.
North- Passenger
London, depart, .... 8.80a m 4.58' p eco
Centralia 0.40 5.45
Exeter 0.53 5,54
Hensall 10.08 6.05
Kippen . 10.16 6,11
13rucefreld 10.39 6.19
Clinton 11.00 ' 6.8.8
Londesboro 11:18 6.52
iia grave ...... 11.40 T 1
Wingham, arriveI1.50 7.35
South . Passenger
Winbaru depart6.43 a m 8,83 p tin
Belgrave 6,54 3.44
Blyth.... .... 7,08 3,66
Londesoro • 7,16 4.0f
Clinton 7,50 4.23.
Bruoefield 8.12 4.39
Hcnsil: 8,28 4.47
Exeter 8.82 4,52
8.48 5.05
Centralia ... 9,00 5.15
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Stratford. 10.00 11 20 5 25 10.20
Mitehelh. 10.23 12 {;t 5555 40.41'
Seaforth 1015 1.10 8.18 lin
Clinton... 7).07 1.25 8.40 0.2110
13olmeseille 11.18 1,33 646 11
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Goderich. ., ,,.11.35 1,50 7.05 11,E
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Godertch.. 210 2,4r' 41.50.
Holmesville 7.26 2,54 500
Clinton... 7.85 3 07 8,111
Seatorth
7.52 ' 3.25 5•.32
itcbe}J... 8.16 8 48 11.55.
Stratford... . 8.40 4.15 8i9a9
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