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TREACHEROUS ENEMY
MISUSES WHITE FLAG
Official Report From G 1 Freweh
-British Soldiers Fight Merokally
From Water -tilled Trenches
General French's latest report to
the British Gorerumvut charges oils
use of the white hag and other
treacherous sets by the Germans.
The enemy is still nl:Itutaintug him
self along the whole front." the re
port butte*. "and 111 order to do sr
is throwing Into the tight detachment,
composed of tolls from very different
formations, the active army, reserve
and l.andwebr, ai shown by Mit uui
forma of men recently captur,d. Oot
progress, although slow. owing to lin•
strength of the dt-tt•ns1v' poatious
against which we are preestng. has,
In tertain directions, been coutuutrtus.
but the prt ant battle may well isors
for nue days before a decision le
reached. since It now approximates
stege warfare.
*The Germans are making use of
searchlights. This fact. coupled with
*NOT Stoat strength In heavy artillery,
' leads to the supposition that they are
13110 KB 1 N D 1 N G employingcollectetuadterialforthe whlck•lege mayofFarb.here"
been
BB W A R e
OF
'MITA-
TI ONS
SU LD ON
THB
Mt3RITN 01•
IINAt1'S
LINIIENT
Atter Elting details of the destru-
MAGAZINES, tion of a german aeroplane and the
PERFOUICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
GOLlr LKrTE1t I NO
on LEATHER GOODS
,, spaded to ea t»vlas
Mho torr N gt0 C4 Oodsrbk
A. E. TAYLOR. th iTw091D.
BEDICAL
discovery of a huge store of burled
ammunition - tending to show that the
German retirement was hurried -
General French went on to tell of the
gallantry of his troops under moist
wretched weather conditions
British Always Ready
"The brunt of the resistance has
naturally fallen upon the Infantry,"
the report said "In spite of the tact
that they ha%e been drenched to the
akin for some days and their trenches
have been deep in mud and water,
R. I.KO. HIs1I.1CMANN, Otl'I'K- and in spite of the Incessant night
PATH ..psoIaUet torewaa�me•r.l. and coil alarms and the almost continuous
s'dlaea+e..acute. *sestet ea. a•erwu` irombardment to which they have been
a�ds��. eke•r-r. aoee ..d throat, Ieab.ge sad •objected, they have on every occa-
rasusuaUcc""dltlou''OJ� N etM1'b Mon been ready for the enemy's in-
door trent the Seemv.
T! K1GN414 i>IODERIOH 1 ONTARIO
WHOLEFAMILY
USES IIIEM
'Inn -a -t " Imp Yuri AM
Is Spinal MUNI
Pantry when the latter attempted to
YORNTKK-EYK. EAR. ul d h have beaten them
Inote Irad Ikarleaat a Aare/ltract with great lea Indged. the
�, "Bar N�ereaadlonal � sight of the plckelhauben coming up
York R. F J.14. and assault. ao they
(avail,' Bowe l access. .t baa been a Positive relief atter long.
Lawlor..afford. Bins d• t Knox Cho e& Moen S in hours of inaction under shell
to eta m etc 4 O. .C,7 t lPlMe Been trying
Ml'l►-m.YtolD.art.�te/Pd TOI•Obeso Bre
sr.
-The objet: of the great propor-
W13. AND MINN'S M. GREER. tion of artillery the Germans employ
r p. C., pyeseemer., spins bad "re* fa to beat down the resistance of their
erect/1 a. 1.71Ampwwic v tae 'haus that without dress sr Lade. Foie a enemy by concentrated and prolonged
ntree+ S. ea
u,,,.. user ewer gam ss.. M M M e ' Are, to shatter their nerve with high
trance oe Laid *mod. 'explosives before the Infantry attack
!is launched. They seem to have re-
lied on doing this with us. but they
have not done so, though it has taken
PWOUDFOUT, HAYS A YILLUR- them several costly experiments to
AN. barnerdos ssttrdtera NotariesPablo• discover this fact.
rector. to tke Maritime Ceara. stn vale "From statements of prisoners. It
beide to Meg et lowed rate. of intent
Vice Kest side r4grata. Oedsrlob• W. appears that they have been greatly
YKutjoru(rr K. C. R C. MAYO. J. L. disappointed by the amoral effect pro-
E.IU)B
JAN. 4A'. Fi1uirprocT. Jr.
G. CAMERON, E. C•. HARR18- r despite the actual losses Inflicted, hair
M. T� filer ••" W.- with
been at all commensurate with
0.e ( with the colossal expenditure of am -
!soars munition which has really been wast-
HARLKS GARROW, LL.B. BAR- I ed.
MWILB, attor.ey, PNieLtor, oar-. Owe "The German howitzer shells are
!leap w lend u lowest nitro eight to nine inches In calibre.
- -IMAGER $ ►RRI$TgR. SOL.' and on impact they send up columns
C. ielter. Noun Public and Ceoveraeser. of greasy, black smoke. Owing to
race court Hou.e. Oudrrich. °iaa thla they are irreverently dubbed 'coal
boxes,' 'black Marian: or 'Jack John-
AUCnONEEIL sone,' by the soldiers.
_-_ ----------_-__ - ;;Men who take things In thle spirit
Tfi1HOMA8 OTJNDRY tine. tt Porting. likely to throw out the
AliCTION�0.M calculations based on the loss of mor-
____
or-
- - ale so carefully framed by the Ger-
botions by mail
Irirft(�t Signal calteuwtll be proms .1- man military philosophers.
.odedto. Ksder.ue telcpbone 419 -The report mentioned that from in-
--- •tormatton given • by prisoners, and
111161 tANClt, LOAM& NTC, from diaries taken from dead and
000 wounded officers, the German forces
0 0 PRIVATE FUND`S TO art keenly dieaptolnted at their fall -
Mau• ApW7 tie M• °• t'AM ore to reach Paris and their unavall-
tng efforts to overcome the British.
White Flag Misused
"Further evidence has now been
LWAL
duced by their heavy guns. which,
. Barrister Hamilton street Ooderieb.
R. ROBERTSON,
' INSURANCE AOLNT• collected of the misuse of the white
Fres Aker eicrioNa : Britbrh, l •wdlau sad flag." the report declared. --"During
apOlnaNT SII:aNe• •NII beMrtnTs,w' Clash! an action owing to this, one officer
rtv : The teem Aso Ideut, and Guarantee was shot. Miring recent fighting also.
. orporeUou, Limited. of London.
/ma1.ITT •RDUGUa DORM : The U.S. some German ambulance wagons ad -
Fidelity and Gu•ranteeComproy- vanced in order to collect the wound -
Office at rwideuw, nurtbeast manor of Vie-
' Idris and Bt. Weld a street.. 'Pboo. Iia ed. An order to cease Ore wag con-
sequently given to our guns, which
UolilLLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN were firing on this particular section
4JL s U K A N c Y l; C. -Farm and im listed of ground. The German battery com-
own property moored.
Usoers-J. M. Mctmw I're., tinsmith P.U.: menders at once took advnntage tyf
r t enrrelly, Vroe-Plea. Oederics Y. U., the lull In the action to climb up
L itars. sec. -TT se.. 0storu P. Q
tloatorth • JMs their observation ladders and on to •
Ixn.etore-Ir. Y. ]soOregur. :
M. U'r.cra wwine= inchtep� N' m Kleu, Cosetasore haystack to locate our guns, whteb
John ,,,,,,,,.,welrti Hredheeeo: Jamas =west: soon afterwards came under a far
ltrrwhwood : 14 Reset Ferri., Harlrrok : llaloslm I more accurate Ore than any to which
hick reit, Brceneld.
AY�rrta: J. W. Yeo. HoCmasT►Ile: R me" they had been subjected up to that.
tricot N'111 lDr+rrey ti. r•tarlb' IL
J. W. MAMMOND tea
SCOTLAND, Corr., Aug. 25th. 1913
"Fruit -a -fives" are the only pill
manufactured, to my way of thinking.
They work completely, no griping
whatever, and one is plenty for an
ordinary person ata dose. My wife
wase martyr to Constipation. Well -tett
everything on the calendar without
satisfaction. and spent large sums of
money until we happened on "Fruit-
s -lives". I cannot say too mach in
tbeir favor.
We have need them in the family for
about two years and we would not use
anything else as long as we can get
"Pruitt-tives".
Their action la mild, and no distress
at a11. I have recommended them to
snap other people, and our whole
family uses them".
J. W. HAMMOND.
Those wbo have been cured by " Fruit.
s-tives" are proud and happy to tette
sick or ailing friend about these won-
derful tablets made from fruit juices.
50e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of prigs
by Psnite-tives Limited. Ottawa.
H /a
w e.. e , U.air oarda reeGletea lot
v.J Man4 and tM
Li J FIORIGb'G 4. aolhlr,/ Htare.l'listoe, of at R
44. 1 IIA • Urmrr) deur.too atrial. Heists$.
nRrNM-
ra1O time.
or :h
Poi holden can ' r
Ik12111O[ LUCI11S)<9• -�
WAL1'NK K. KELLY, J. P..
OODLKICH, ONT.
Loma OF MASAIAOa WCWNalln.
A PSI'ities FK Fell sod Winter
Wr bare ..aunt bu.lnr.e eeopo.illon for
...reliable merge' are .ale...u, for bbl. dl.-
trtcl to sell fruit trues. •m.lt fruits flower-
Ir.R
.hrsibik •Ir. Vey weekly, outfit free
es cl calve territory.
hos Acwlt•
of fruit lel dock ender c"IIl
wallow• tbrorrslt nor eel..men Air
set to Om 0401110MOR std a'e anet•e delivery
of freak. hIAerrd• tree.. ter agendas
ars veleabir by re .ns. of Om .eerier we
j. alvktisle.*ddt}he sesame •f sunhats deer. Rw-
(RY Ce . Tweets net.
WILLMAN' NUNS-
P,W. Handsets• e.lalorm en muted
e4tker1••potleae/R 1l5" wl.bing Nem
err Mark
1
tt� '
STRATFO1e0. ONT..
r
-card (Ilia c.wlunretal repots
.r ler Mei. greet work an.i for the
•rrer 1• or.d.•te.. a .Moot with
I tis. Irw roe a•- aA leetrertore. We
jl. • 1. 4 et't, t etvMkat M r meow,
et.'. eh• t bw. A a. d by 14*
,.0•rrw• • . Wh• grw�s�r�'�bore
el.w•. b. .w 1 .reel bore iM may
rem a. . y 1:ma Wrt1.6/ ser testy
boo .slat ger.
D. A. Mot.AC111.Ut, fe .al iL
"A British *Moir who waa captured
by the Germans and has since escaped
ren, that while a prisoner he saw
( men '-ho bad been fighting euhso•
gerently put on Rodd (rose Dru.w*ed'
• "That lemmas, Alit tka prtMtctlYtt
afforded by the Geneva Convention
1e not uneotnmon le evidenced by the
fact that on one oceaslon men In the
uniform of hospital corpsmen were
captured wearing hraaarde that had
been slipped hurriedly over their arms
When they became hard pressed. -
IIiDIAN CITY 11EILi ILD
German Warship Fired Uprise Madre%
Killing Titov Persons
The German cruiser itmden Ma
Thursday ed sine shells at Madras,
British India, entering the harbor at
3.30. One of the shells kit the on
tasks. aring two. The telegraph
ppB1See. the Reamen'm ('lab, and tome
treats were sten hit. Thu forts at
Ole harbor ironi replied to the atm -
den, which then withdrew. The at•
Sale wa. ail over In fifteen minutes.
wn indlan. and one boy were killed
N•w Lleuteeant-Ge
Colonel, the Hon. J. I4 Hendrle M
)tamfltn.•, minister without portfolio
In the f4nter.O Cabinet. has b..n
Thenen to succeed Sir Jobs Gibson
os Lieutenant-Oovereor.
The Greed Jury at Napanee rntnrn-
sd w tg'ea bill wg*Jnst De C. K Ruble
pew, ebarged with beetng murdered
Mia 11Isseke Torte at Tamwerlb.
A Bernell aviator dropped star
boils a Parts .n' kabob law
sae thew sad Wards lots ei11 I
Wood For Sale
The are betas •
outntUy iiy =Via d.. Ax at •/
oll sed dry.
for taw era Gott and mired. eel
1: and 111aebe, leaf, tour Width. of It
Geese* 10 I bi egad sad three lomat he of
14 inch....
We at, a mere is eat il'es and testa Ger
for the meter than Oen be got any-
where Md. Our endosperm say +s. Tty
u. and era for your`e' f.
He sure and tut our prices. All ord-
er'. womptlr railed. Hat .notion wear.
ad
Waimea you clot mideleesu'Y,Ple•at•
W. HILL & SON
BEN MILLF:R.
Rural Phone tl r b.
Tllf LATEST MARKfIS
Faunae's Marilee
Following ars the latest Quotations
for tars produce at Bt. Lawfen co
Market, Toronto.
Wheat 51.15
Bowe wheat . 1.16
Oats .el
Barley .70
Buckwheat ... A •76
Rye .00
Peas 1.36
Hay, timothy, o. 1-51.00
, 31.00
Mixed and clover 16.00
Cattle hay 10.00
Straw, bundled 16.00
do. Ioode 9.00
Rye straw 17.00
Oat Straw 16.00
Butter, choice dairy .30
Eggs. new laid, dor.30
Fowl. dressed. Ib. .16
Spring broilers, each .35
Ducks. spring, Ib .18
Turkeys. Ib. •-i1
Live hens. lb. -13
do. ducks. Ib. 1l
Aplles. basket . 3 )
do. Alexende,a, bbl3.60
.20
.10
55
.10
.03
.30
.10
.76
.02
.15
.18
a ta..aaw
GENERAL
"RUBBER -i
SPECIALTIES
�sva6�r"s.•s�wetihvaP'1-'!e'1E't" ,'
Crabapples. basket . • .
Citrons. each
Potatoes. new, bushel
Cauliflowers, each
Cabbage, each
Cucumbers basket
Tomatoes, basket ....
Onlous, per peck
do. green, bunch
do. Oversights, qt
Pork, per pousd
to 51.20
0.00
.63
.00
bO
.00
0.00
22.01
18.00
13.00
17.00
11.1)0
18.0.1
17.00
.35
.35
.16
.70
.22
.2d
.14
.1st
.36
0.00
.35
.00
,05
.15
.10
.65
.25
0.00
.10
.00
�. .20
Toronto Grain Prices
The following wholesale prices are
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:,
Manitoba Wheat -Lake porta, old
crop. No. 1 northern, $1.1614; No. 2
northern. 51.1414; new crop. No. 1
northern. 51.1414, No. 2 northern.
51.1114.
Manitoba Oats -Bay ports, old crop,
Manitoba Oats -Bay pati, old
crop, No. 1 C.W.. 60c; No. 3 C.W.,
65c; new crop No. 3 C.W.. 63c.
Ontario Oats -New, outside, 45o to
44c.
Ontario Wheat --Car Iota, 51.08 to
51.10 outside. according to freights.
American Corn -Fresh shelled, So.
2 yellow, 8614c, Toronto. Canadtaa
Dorn, 86o to Stn.
Peas --No. 3. 51.10 to 31.11, cartels.
outside.
Rye -Nb. 2. 75c. outside.
Barley -Good malting barley. out-
side, 63c to 67c; Manitoba barley. 63c
to 660, lake porta.
Rolled Oats -Per tag of 90 pounds.
53.06 to 53.26; to smaller lots. 53.36
to 53.40; per barrel. 56.75. wholesale,
Windsor to Montreal.
Buckwheat -None offering.
Mfllteed-Carlota. Manitoba bran.
523 to 525; shorts. 526 to 537; mid -
allots. 532 to 535; goat 4.ed Sour.
528 to 530:
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are: -
Choice heavy steers ....$8.40 to $9.15
Handy heavy steers.... 8.00 8.49
Butcher steers, good... 7.76
do. medium 7.00
do. common ... 5.75
Heifers. good to choice7.60
do. medim tuo good7.00
Butcher cove choice6.75
do. good 5.36
do. medium 6.60
do. common 6.00
Butcher bull.. choice7.00
do. good bulls 6.25
do. medium 6.50
do. rough bologna 4.00
Feeders, 950 to 1.100 lbs. 7.26
do. bulls 6.25
Stockers, .04 to 900 lbs. 7.0d
do. med . 4:50 to 760 6.25
do. light, 500 to 660 5.54
Canners 3.50
Cutters 4.54)
Milkers, choice tack75.00
do. com and mett40.00
Springers 50.00
Calves. real, choles9.00
do. medium
do. common
Spring lambs
YearlinLIN
g lambs
Buck lambs
Ewes, light
Sheep. heavy and
('alb
Hogs.
do.
do.
$100.00 IN GOLD
We will give one hundred dollars in
gold to any nran. wnrnae, or child that
cannot be ltenehtted by gageine lair
tonic. We ere nnxiou. to have every
one try Hagelne for we know it is the
`neatest hair tonic that'll/is ever been
discovered. RegeMo will pmtieaOy
pureran Ilsley seal^ hriuglife Into dull,
faded beer and add Inaba. lit' t
length. Rageine in now obtainable
GoAerich and is sold under a guars •-
tee to piratic. A large holtks of Sage
ins mote but fifty cents. Be Pure t
go to C. L. ('ordtia' drug more fo.
other stores don't have HsReloe.
-A little Rngllah Friel has written to
theL`soadian government elm Pori 11
Rratude for the gift of flour to Gres%
Britain.
Quit Dosing
Your
Children
wt0 strong CathsAtM--
Che aberlain's TOW, ars
tweet .bdw le resets-
able
cm-
abed= MOs ales 1! oe
Is
Mille genes M led mum
sunny face In the morning.
Hsesent to take, they saver fail.
Ifa s bottle. Druggists and
augers or by man.
Cha.s►wlale Meifne C..
Tarsale 4
CHAMBERLAINS
. TABLETS`
7.00
5.00
6.00
7.00
6.26
6.26
Meeks 4.00
1.00
weighed off cars9.26
fed and watered9.00
t.o.b 8.76
8.25
7.75
7.00
3.25
7.5'1
7.50
6.76
6.26 1 tJ. A. Campbell, Druggist. lioderieh.
5.50
7.85
7.011
6.25
5.50
7.60
6.25
7.60
7.00
6.60
4.60
5.00
95.00
76.04
95.04
10.60
9.00
7.00
7.86
7.60
6.76
6.16
6.16
4.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Prepare for Winter . Now
About the house, the barns, the outbuildings, there is always
plenty to do to fit up for cold weather.
Come in and let us show you what we have in the way of
ROOFING, SHEATING, BEAVER BOARD, BUILDER,S
HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, TOOLS OF ALL SORTS and
a hundred and one items, like nails, screws, locks, etc.
True economy is not to allow thir-Rs to go. /eA stitch in time
saves nine." Do it now. Keep the folks at home, and the live
stock warm. It pays.
CHAS. C. LEE
Hardware. Plumbiat„ Cavestroughing, Electric Wiring, Stoves and Raages,
Hard Coal, Cassel Coal, Coke, etc.
J,
Momeseekers' Excursions to Western
Canada
The Wand Trunk railway system
imbue round trip bome.eeker.' rickets
at very low fares from stations in
Canada to points in Manitoba. Alberta
and Seakatebewan, each Tuesday
until October 27th inclusive, via
Chicago, St. Paul or Duluth. and are
good returning two months hom date
of issue. Through Pullman tourist
sleeping can +ire operated each Tue.-
day. leaving Toronto 11.45 p.m. Pod
running through to R'ionipeg without
change. Reservations in tourist
sleepers may be obtained at a noosing.'
charnel on application to any Grand
Trunk ticket office. The Grand Trunk
Pacific railway is the shortest and
quickest route between Winnipeg
ba.katoo0 end Kdwontoo, with
smooth roadbed, electric -lighted sleep-
ing can, through the newest, most
picturesque and most `rapidly develop-
ing section of western Canada.
Before deciding onour trip ask
Grand huuk agents for full particulars
or write 0. E. Horning, district pas-
aenger agent, Union station, Toronto.
Ont. 25-41
STOP THAT ITCH
Stop that itch in two sec-
onds;with D.D.D.
No remedy that 1 have ever sold for
Eczema, Msoriseis, and all other dis-
eases of the skin has given more ►hot-
ough satisfaction than the
D.D.D. Prescription
East Buffalo Cattle
Clattle-Prime steers, 59 60 to $10;
.hipping. 58 .g (o $9.4o, butchers'.
57 36 to 5925. heifers, 86.26 to 31.25;
cows. $; to 57 64; balls. $K to 57.64;
Mockers and feeder', 34.26 to 14.71;
attack heifers. 56.26 to 56.
Theis-Aettvw'aiseefeip, '56 t. 51R.
Hog. -Heavy. 59.10 to 59.40: Mixed.
59.40; yorkera, $916 to $9.44; pip.
$; rowels. 88.25 to 59.40; stags,
55.60 to 37.75.
Sheep and Iamb --limbs. 56 to
PAo; yearlings. 54.10 to 57; wetkera.
M N SSA ; ewes. $1.84 to 55.71; sheep.
tut=st 53.76 to 56.
Chkaee Live Stock
CatH.-Reeves, $6.76 to 511.81;
Texas steers, 84)0 to 59.10; sleeker,
sad feeder.. 15 34 tw 5910: sow, seed
biters. $1.60 to $9; calves, $1.60 to
$11.86.
Hoge-l4gilt, 8836 to $9.16: nixed,
$0.10 to 39.16: wean. rale to 18.06:
rough, 17.80 to $7.11; pigs. 54.76 to
58.60; bulk of ala, 58.10 to $.01.
Sheep and larha--Mauve, 54.71 to
191.76; yearlings. 46.00 (o 16.30
Lambe. native, 8616 to $7.70.
Bwrbr one Cheese
Landon. Ont. -1.110 bozo" offered.
nom. sold. Ridding from 14c to 14%e
Cowanavllle. Que. --Eleven factories
offered 677 packag*. of Dotter. Ten
factorise sold at 1146c, MAIM* fac-
tory not sold.
St. Hyetnthe, Quer-000 packages
of butter .old at 1rie; 484 hetes of
Reheat* sold at 14%e.
Re110vlle -1.400 home of wbIts std
FRIdozes of motorail Meek
hetes sold et 14% at
1l1 -les; batasee 2018. .
No increase in price. Notwithstand
ing hrnvy inete.se in cost of import-
ant ingredients prise remains the
Mme.
Palatial New Steamship
in keeping with. the spirit of pro-
gressiveness wbtch characterises all
proceedings of the C.P.R., that coin -
"piny announces the complet m of an-
other trans-Atlantic ship of magnifi-
cent proportions and equipment. •
The name of the new marine mon-
ster is the Missonabie. She is 520
feet in length and 64 feet in breadth,
has a displacement o/ 1E000 toss ani
a gross tonnage of 1' ,000 tons -with e
passenger -carrying capacity of 17.1)
1reople. All the cabin accommodation
b amidships. composed of two. three
or four berth rooms. A feature of
these rooms is the great height which
accordingly gives increased We space
and ventilation. A novel sole is
struck in the drawing room and
lounge by the prevision of bay wi-
dows and baying oomfnrtable recessed
seats.
The dining room. amok Jest room, cart
MOM, drawing teem and lounge were
modally designed by Mr. George
Crawls the eminent London archi-
tect. � archi-
tect. general scheme of decora-
tion is of tba Georgelan period, lbs
furnishing 'beim executed by the well
known firm ref Moses. Wylie t Lee --
bead, of Gamow. Great •tteatlon
been 51eeer to the !rating anal
vendlat2ng of flit Alp and feran out,
standing feature teprenentleg an en•
tirely new departure. The system M
a dual one consisting of two distinct
methods whereby eveey space rte
board is ensured of a sufficiency of
beat and treeh air.
in the most important matter
safety the arrs•ge•ents for the
launching of lifeboats are very com-
plete and anticipate every emit ingency
whish homers ingenuity can provide
for. it is worthy of not• that there
are no collapsible lifeboat. on board,
ell being rigid open lifeboats.
It is anticipated that this splendid
specimen of marine arrbltectur a will
he added to the company's fleet 1.1
what are called '•lbs•-GIaw" cabin
ships which have become bo markedly
popular during the last two or three
year.. Thew ship carry only two
risme, of nauseam (namely second
cabin and third .1...). The sreood
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the ship and loelode..11 the patios...
ladles' rooms, smoke roots*. eta. The
requirements of those. who while de-
siring Ibis beet the ship can give, are
not Inclined to pay the higher rates
demanded for spelt aceommodat on In
ships having two Messes of sables.
ate thereby splendidly provided for.
The ship will make her leltlal voyage
In h.r sailing from ilvsrpool en
October 7th and rePe sing free Mon-
treal ow Oetoher Mad.
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