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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1910-6-16, Page 4e *mods - x 'c1 U,RSDAY, JUNE £6, 19io Newell Heron jAberel Association will hold its annual meeting in the "frown Ball, Wingbain, Tuesday afternoon of next week, zest inst., at 2 o'clock, There should be a good rally, ClOARETIg Gelling Io minors and the DSO of the wale by the letter has not been entirely done away with And a few selt1Vire lessons ntay be necessary in both Instances. There are plenty of stumbling blocks in the pathway of the Youth without this pron.ouoeed evil being Allowed right of way, debasing both body and mind. MANY new grain' elevators will be erected in the Great West this season indicative of the optimistic outlook to - Ward the coining harvest. Increased freight car and steamboat accommoda- tion is. else being provided 'so that the moving out of the erop to the Eastern markets may be facilitated. Prospects look very favorable at this stage for a bountiful yield ou a widely increased acreage. Tug Pos'r would like to see pickerel . fry placed in the Maitland river, above the dam, at Brussels from the Dominion Government hatchery and would re- commend that somebody get busy, right away, in pressing for it. While ash are caught in fairly good numbers.at certain seasons this oanuot be expected to con- tinue unless some interest is taken in their propogation. Pickerel are thought, by those who should speak with authority, to be the best suited species for the Maitland. Our friends of the hook and line should lend a hand in: the very modest request suggested. Do you catch on ? CODAL•r, the great mining camp of Northern Ontario, is a dry town. Not long ago some thirsty residents conceiv- ed the idea of fetching in some wet goods and to thwart the eagle-eyed of- ficers of the law dsvised the use of a coffin for transporting the "booze". The ruse did not work however as suspicion rested upon the black box and investigation soon caused a resurrection of the spirits in a way that was both ex• pensive and unpleasant to the ingenious law breakers, to say nothing of their `grief over the untimely departure of the "corpse". Ex-PRY-sit/MT T RoosxvxLT is back from bis adventurous and extended trip in the East and we believe his visit will be productive of good. While he is somewhat curt and maybe a trifle bom- bastic he advocates many live. desirable e movements in the interests of the people generally.Mr, Roosevelt has the courage of his convictions and has won .-.,-,many a victory where irresolute or wavering dealing would have stamped failure upon them. It should not be for- gotten, however, that there is a wide difference between being resolute and attempting to boss or lord it over every- body. The former is commendable while the latter is abhorrent and suici- dal. "Teddy" shows a great deal of wis- dom and tact. A UNION of the neighboring Rural Telephone linesis a subject sub'e of interest to every telephone subscriber and such agreement should be encouraged and ''--'recommended by every user of the various systems. It is in the interests of all concerned and void of any desire to monopolize or merge for mercinary pur- poses. Great advance has been made in the telephonic use and conditions in the past two years and the work is only in its initial stage yet. The more into it the better for all and the extent of its usefulness can only be conjectured. Even on the farm we have heard of short lines running from the house to the stable and from the home to the rear of the estate. Connecting the store, office and factory to the residence of the respective owner is often worth many a dollar in a year in time and labor sav- ing. There is a seuse in which the members of a telephone circuit feel a sort of tumily relationship to one an- other and as such, many good results accrue as an effort is made to aid in the promotion of common interests. Talk ---up the desirability of connecting the various independent lines so that they may best conserve the useful mission for which they are destined to telephone users, Tint question of Church Union bas •had a very decided and significant response by the Congregational body whose membership bas given an out- spoken verdict in favor of a coalition with their brethren in the Presbyterian and Methodist bodies, While there are a fotvobjectors in each of the denomina- tions considering the union, the great majority appear to see many advantages in Consoiidatiou. A few of these ate :— Seeking for a united Protestantism wording union of weak congregations in many pieces ; freeing of pastors to supply many new fields calling for men ; concentration of funds for missionary, educational and benevolent purposes; a unity of thought, word and deed with Makes Nair Grow Jas. Fox has an InvJgcrator That Makes Hair GrOIN in, Abundantly or rtnoneY Saok 1f your hail` is thinning out gradu- ally 1t wont be long before the bald sleet appears, The time to talce care of the hair is lvhen you have hair to take cave of. For thin falling hail' the best Peale• cly known Go mankind is Parisian Sage, It is compounded on scientifle c•the la' rine''t 'les Ix l and t ilei it itit t t e� root a nourishment that acts quickly and promptly and causes Lite 'hair to grow, But remember this ; It hills the dandruff[, erns, the pest that appro- priates all the natural : nourishment that should go to the hair root. Parisian Sage is sold by Jas. Pox under a positive guarantee to banish dandcniY stop falling bail' and itching scalp in two weeks or money back. It gives to women's hair a lustre and radiance that is most fascinating and causes it to grow abundantly. Parieian Sage is now sold in every fix'at-class town in Canada. A large, generous bottle costs 50 cents, and the girl with Auburn hair is on every Bottle, e great phalanx of resolute men and tvomeu behind it, Denominationalism fades away, much as we have loved our own, when the broader sphere opens up before us, It is not wise, we believe, to unnecessarily hurry such a great move- ment as the more it wisely discussed the larger will be the majority vote in Its favor. Church Ueion is in the air" 'eve it is in e we bah says one writer .but v the heart as well as in the air and with the blessing and guidance of the good Providence of God an era of evangelism is dawning that has hardly been dream- ed of. Our Congregational brethren although the smaller of the three de- nominations have set a good example well worthy of emulation. Dat'r you think it would be a good move to set Brussels Salt Works agoing once more either in the present block or in new premises ? The quality of the saline substance here' is A i and the quantity available beyond compare, Bence the desirabiilty ot utilizing what is so near at hand. As to the market the closing of so many wells should pro- mote the sales of those working. We are aware that the business has been largely "collared". through combine and merger yet none of these thiugs put a dollar in the pockets of Br'usselites or the surrounding country. Mr. Rens- ford, ot Clinton, is willing to sell the Brussels plant, we understand and it should be enquired into with the idea of securing his best figures and per. chance closing a bargain. The chief drawback to the business here is the lack of a railway to the plant but a switch might be built or new building erected near the G. T. R. that would obviate this disadvantage, Brine could be pumped from present well or a new une drilled nearer location of site chosen. This is no wildcat scheme nor fabled fortune -maker but a plea for putting into active operation a well known and valuable industry within our corpora- tion that should appeal to every property owner of Brussels and com- munity. Several times 'Ise POST has broached this matter and we want back- ing in it of the practical kind. Will you be one of the promoters in furthering the plan ? lie -union of Co. Councils Bruce and Perth the quests of Huron At last January's session of Bruce County Council Reeve loyut, the well known and enterprising representative ! of Lucknow, invited the Council to the Sepoy town for their June session and promised them a treat if they would ac- cept. They agreed and met last week at Lucknow. To keep his pledge Reeve Joynt arranged for a re.nnion with Huron Co. Council in session at Goderieh and the latter in turn asked Perth Co, Council, meeting at Stratford, to join them as the three Counties were united in the long ago for Municipal purposes. How Was Bruce Council, 32 members beside the officials; to get from Lucknow to Godericb ? The first thought was to drive the 18 miles across the county but the men at the helm never does thing by halves so be wrote the Grand Trunk Raihvay and arranged for 2 special train and having accom- plished this he invited 140 or more citizens of bis hustling' town, gentlemen and ladies to accompany the Co. Coun- cillors which request was most cheerfully complied with. 8.3o a. m. Thursday of last week a special passenger train, con- sisting of 4 coaches and a baggage van, drew tip at Lucknow platform. The genial Conductor Totten was in charge with Frauk Clement as brakesman, En- gineer Phillips bolding the leaver and Firemen McMillan feeding the iron horse. It was a well dressed, good looking km g jolly crowd that got abroad, eo9 in all, headed by the somewhat famous Pipers' Band clad in natty Highiaed costume with Alex. McPherson, resplendent with medals and brahtlishiug a sword, as drum major and Aaron Fitzell, the novel and acrobatic sheepskin artist in •44444.4.44.14+11.$ 4.* ***1'11°14+.+40 .+11,d'A+.4 ,1 4414.1'11 •+ Among the eucceeeful second year law students at Osgcode Hall, Toron• to, was 'i'irill, Davidson, son of Ji., .A, Davidson, barrister, of Stratford. The County eounoil mieerl porAaxs' lima:see as follows :—One horn rig Rrein $80 to $50 ; two horse vehicle REM' $40 to $781 packnien, $00 ; a rebate of $20 and $25 to be given to 0 residents of who county. Special - c a stablos were appointed for each muni- cipality to see that the law is enforced, le Your Throat Musky 7 • 7'hie is the 'kat step towards Catarrh. Everything depends on your remedy. A cough mixture slips qutokiy over the weak spots, chops into the stomach and dons little blit harm digestion.. It's altogether dif- ferent with Oatarrhozone—it cures because it gets right at the trouble. You inhale Oatau'hozone, breathe in the vapor of healing balsams that strengthen and restore the weak throat tissues. You'll not have colds,_. or coughs,- Throat Trouble and Catarrh will disappear with the use of Catart'hozone. At all dealers, 250. and $1.00. Get it to -day. Mid=Summer Rats d r -n S S Sanderson Carr Misses • • I Wish to announce that they have a com- piete showing of Mid -Summer Hats 4' ranging in price from $1.50 to $10.00. If you have not already pur- chased call and see them. Very Latest Styles Assured.• Toronto Millinery Parlors 044,4.41d•.•II••3••+++.•II••+•+•44+ 46+.+.4,ed44 ••144'••i••+etee41 .4/4 •+i'MF • • 4• • bearing the announcement in large a few broken remarks, The long and characters :—Lucknow—Heron--Bruce not uninteresting proceedings, is which Reunion and Caledonian Games, Buck. was woven'.past history, wisdom, wit, now, July 31, Aug. t, a, 3, 4, story, congratulations and overflowing The Co. towu wits sighted at it a. m. praise to Reeve Joynt for bis abounding and the visitors were greeted at the generosity was brought to a close with depot by Wardeu Irwin and Co. officials and escorted 10 the Court House where words of welcome were spoken b v Huron's affable Warden and responded to very nicely by Warden Crowe, of CUesley. After dinner the visitors "did" the beautiful town. enjoyed old Huron's breezes at the harbor, while a goodly number of the Co. Councillors disported themselves ou the bowling green, dem- onstrating tbeir ability to looate the "bitty." In company with Reeistrar Deck, of Walkerton, a former proprietor of the Kincardine Reporter tate writer visited the `•Signal; and "Star" news- paper offices ; the Registry office, where we bad the pleasure of viewing Regis trar Coats' famous rose garden with 200 varieties of roses in addition to many other,fiowers and shrubs ; were shown tttongh the tidily kept Alexandria Hospital by Nurse Leavy ; strolled through the lakeside Park and wound up by calling on the Court House officials. Goderich has few peers as a 'Summer town so far as its geographical position is concerned and its unique lay out but there is ample room for modern improvements that would add very materially to its popularity and without incurring heavy expense. Its fine, broad, well kept streets make it an ideal spot far driving or motoring. 7.30 p. m. saw upwards of too guests of Huron County Council seated to the spacious dining room of the Bedford Hotel doing ample justice to .the excel- lent and generous bill of fare, Warden Irwin made a first-class toast master and carried the long program through most capably. After introductor • wards from .l the chair, Mayor M. G. Cameron wel- comed the Co. Councillors to Goderieh in his well chosen English and the ball wee set a -rolling with speech making, songs, instrumental mu>ie as follows :—' trouble. They are recommended by Address by Warden Crowe, of Bruce thousauds. Oau Brussels residents C.o. ; and Warden Turner, of Perth Ce,; desire more convincing proof than the piano solo, by Dr. Smith ; interesting statement of a Brussels citizen. reminiscent speech by Reeve Leckie. of Thos. Skelton, of Queen's Rotel, Brussels, who was designated as the I Brussels, Ont., says :—"I received Nestor of Municipal politics ; J. D, great benefit from severe backache by Murdock, Lucknow, Scotch song and using Booth's Kidney Pills procured encore ; toast to King George, respond. - at the James Fox Drug Store. I be- ad to by the National Anthem ; toast to Neve that this remedy is all that its the Counties of Bruce, Perth and Huron owners claim for it, for this trouble was felicitiously replied to by Reeves and recommend the use of Booth's Joynt, of Lucknow, Hacking, of Listo- Kidney Pills." wel and Goveniock, of McKillop ; songs Sold by Dealers. Price 50 cents. by J. J. Hunter, of Kincardine and Jas. The R. T. Booth Co., Ltd., Fort Erie, I.'homson, of Goderieh ; "Canada and Ont. Sole Canadian Agents. Canadian Institutions" afforded a wide field for rousing patriotic addresses by linked hands by singing "Should auld acquaintance be , forgot," t," heart V hand- shaking, all happy to meet, soul to ..part, hoping to meet again. Our train was in waiting at the station and at x2.30 we pulled out on the home- ward trip, Luckuow being reached shortly after 2 a. in. where hearty cheers were given to Reeve Joynt by the .tired but well pleasedexcursionisls Orauges and bananas were distributed on the train by the host .and with social chat, vocal selections and the numbers by the Band there were no dull moments ou the route. Mr, Joynt has set the pace at such a lively clip that few will be able to even become a good second in the race for wide-open hospitality. It was a well planned and ,nost-successfally ex- ecuted outing that will live long in the. memory of those fortunate enough to share in it. • Huron Co. Council did themselves credit in their share of the re•uuion, The visiting Co. Councils were loud in there praises of the unique and historic gathering and this may nut be the last occasion for such a social function. A BIT OF ADVICE First—Don't Delay. Second—Don't Experiment. If you suffer from backache ; head - .aches or dizzy spells ; if you rest poor- ly and are languid in the morning • if the kidney secretions are irregular and unnatural in appearance, do not delay. The kidneys are calling for r help. Slight symptoms of kidney 1 rerun troubles are bat forerunners of more n serious complaints. They should be given attention before it is ton late. Booth's Kidney Pips cure kidney R. 0, Cameron, of Lucknow, Reeves Castor, of Wiarlus. McLaren, of Hib. bert, Hamilton. of Elmo, Kernighao, of Colborne and Sturdy, of Godericb townships; song and encore, Mr. Par - eons ; "Co. Officials," elicited replies from Co. Treasurer Robertson, of Walkerton ; Co. Clerk. Mslcolmson, of Kincardine, Co. Clerk Lane, of Gode- rieh, and Registrar Deck, of Walkerton 1 selections by Kiltie Band "The Ladies" were championed by "For they are jolly good fellows" ; as midnight drew nigh "rhe Press" was announced and Editors Mooney. of Ripley ; Todd, of Goderieh, and Kerr, of Brussels. offered (Rlast u D,% Y -O Mf) ■ CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs and Colds. or money back. Sold and guaranteed by JAMES PDX, Brussels, Mitchell joins in sympathy to Coun- ty Judge Barron in the great affliction which has overtaken hi The celebration of the "Glorious Twelfth" in Stratford promises well. Besides the lodges of South Perth notice has been received, from the lodges of North Perth South Huron, Oxford and part of Middlesex that' they will celebrate in the Classic city on July 12th. ED IS BLOOD ' ;llRita H p Dr. Morse's Indian Root Plica Healed Mr. Wilson's Sores When the sewers of the body—bowels, t clogged u kin duo s— et kidneysand skin 8 Sg P, es impure and 1 quickly becom un the blood q y P frequently sores break out over the body. The way to heal them, as Mr. Richard Wilson, who lives near London, Ont., found, is to purify the blood. Re writes: "For some time I had been in a low, depressed condition. My appetite left me and I soon began to suffer from indi- gestion. Quite a number of small sores and blotches formed all over my skin. I tried medicine for the blood and used many kinds of ointments, but without satisfactory results. What was wanted was a thorough cleansing of the blood, and I looked about in vain for some medi- cine that would accomplish this. At last Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills were brought to my notice, and they are one of the most wonderful medicines I have ever known. My blood was puri- fied in • very short time, sores healed up, my -indigestion vanished. They' always have a place in my home and are looked upon as the family remedy." Dr.'Morse's Indian Root Pills cleanse the system thoroughly. Sold by all dealers at 25c a box. 0 The People's Column HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT GRAN PROWL -Good brick house, frame stable and hall acre of land. Good well ; fruit of all' kinds. For further particulars apply.to Donald McDougall. Oranbrook. =OR SALE.—Nine aeree of laud with a good brickcottage, barn end o her out rigl bankt buildings, also la goad A. 21. For frarthe. J•no. particulars apply tob .7.•M. Halm or Mrs, Jno. Dining iOr•anbrook COR SALE.—Avery valuable piece of prop- erty in London on Potteraburg Hale street South. House, barn and 0 sores oP land. For fnrther pertIeulrrs apply at TaitPoexPublieh- ing House, Brussels. 41-tf Notice to Justices & Magistrates The Ontario Statutes for 1910 have been re- ceived by ine for distribution and may be obtained by Justices of the Peace and Magis- trates upon application at my offiee. 0. SEAGER, Clerk of the Peace Huron. Goderieh, June 8th, 1910. FARM PORhSALE.-The undersiggned offers Por sale, Lie 100 sore -Yarm, beiii Lot 80, Oon,15,.Grey. About 70 aerea cleu•e balanee in swamp, 8 aerea rn Faii wheat, 81 aeras teed! ed down. Fall pplowin6• is being done. On the farm is c and ouse, aid{ barn, lose t driving shed, good orchard and drilled "well. Close to post - office, church and school. For further particu- lars apply to JOHN OSBORNE, Proprietor, or F. S. Scott, Brussels. =ARMS FOR SALE.—Lots 21 and 22, Oon.14, McKillop, and Lot 28 on the 78th Conces- sion. Lots 21 and 22, eompoee the Gardiner homestead and contains about 180 acres, all flret•olase land, well fenced, well Ole drained and has 15 acres of good. hardwood bush. ; good comfortable buildings with all modern im- provements ; plentyof good spring water and a good bearing orcard. This is ono of the choicest farms in the County of Huron and will be Bold on terms to suit purchaser. Lot 28 contains 125 acres with smalhouse and barn all in pasture and has been for gqears. There are ten scree of good bush on this farm. For Purther particulars apply to ALEee GARDIN- fR, Walton P.O., ne on the premises. • 40-tf Buggies Buggies '!","'”`The r ■ for Brussels Carriage have two show rooms filled with a better sample of lluggies than they have ever had in tite past, The Baggies have all the latest improvements, with utee high 14 inch curved dashes, with solid brass rails, all sliver plated, a break. wish dash supports on both sides, 'L`his prevents the clash from ny b age whatever, Bodies of Buggies aro all gG inches long with nice elevated seats, all trimmed with the best hand-beffed leather, spring backs and cushions with double rows of springs, The latter saves sagging of the cushion. There are fine high side -pads which outlive the seat both roomy and cemfprtabie, Wheels are the highest grade with XXX shafts, We build only one grade of Buggies and that is the BEST. Also have a lot of arched -axle Buggies with auto seats which sell et eight. Everybody is welcome to ealtand examine our stook, Remember we put on all kinds of Rubber 'i'iTi'es—both Solid and Cushion, Repairing of Rubber Wheels done promptly as we keep a first-, class machine for the purpose. While thanking our numerous customers For past patronage we invite all to call and inspect our stock before purchasing elsewhere. D. Ewan, Brussels e- ARM FOR SALE.—The 100 acre faun be- ing the property of the late Peter McNeil, Lot 28, Con:14, Gray, is offered for sale bythe undereigned. There are 85 acres cleared,, bal- ance well timbered. On the •farm there le a goad bank barn, large driving shed and a com- fortable house. Plnee in good condition and well fenced. For further partteulars apply to JAS. A. 100NAIR or JAS. D. MONAIR, Exec- utors, Oranbrook P.O., or. F. 8. SCOTT,, Bras - eels. Stock for Service B UL1: FOR SERVICE. — The undersigned NOD -keep for cervica at Wbfi Lot 21, Don. 11 Grey, the Thoro'-bred Short Horn Bull, 111andsowe Gift," Pedigree may. be seen on epplioetion. Terms $1.00 to be paid Feb. tat, 1911.. JORN GORSALITZ, Proprietor. 47.1f BULL FOR SERVICE.—The undersigned will keep for service on Lot 21 Con. 9, Grey,thethoro-bred Holstein -Friesian Bull, Calmity Paul," bred from good mincing strain.. Terms 81.00. 48.4. ROBERT BARR,Proprietor. The Popular Stallion L ,■dons QUI Favorite Will stand for the improve- ment of stock this season , at his own stable, Lot 22, Con, 13, McKillop. Terms $3.00 to insure. Proprietor John J. McGauin p 4514 Leadbury NOTICE We are appointing solea agents now in every unrepresented county for the season of 1910. Over 05 per cent. of the year's buslnese is done during the Summer months. We pay good money weekly for services rendered. Give ex- clusive territory and supply selling outfit free. Over 666 Acres under Cultiuetlon, Our acreage is mentioned as it ie important that you should reppresent a Arm of good atandmg:and size. We suppl strictly first grade stook and guarantee delivery in good condition. We want the best' and met relia- bleagent in every district. Established over 86 years. For further particulars write Pelham Nursery Co. 44.16 Toronto, Ont. CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. ?,4 The Croat PracticalTraining'. jv� School of Ontario. 1' Three Departments— Oommorcial Shorthand Telegraphy We assist graduates to positions. The demand upon us for trained help great- ly exceeds. the supply. The three most recently placed .are .renewing .$40.00, 010.00 and 0100.00 par month respective- 6 ly. Business men state our graduates i are the beat. Enter our ohreses now. r g Get aur free catalogue. i'� D. A. MCLACHLAN, Principal. ��b��d,D�et�vld.'t6�,Avr.61>'0�) the death y m by tx� - - of Ilia. wife. Death came suddenly. LITTLE DIGESTERS Positively cure Dyspepsia. Promote Digestion. Money back if they fail to cure. At all Druggists or direct from 25c. a Box. COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Toronto sulk •,t••4.44•d'•4••+•444•••i'••i••+b•S•••1•+.4444+•• 11.1 ••i'••i••4•••t••4'•+•4F• 1 J J Brussels Photo. StuioI• charge of the big drum. About 9 o'clock • our train started on its 54 mile trip to Godericb. A brief halt was made at Wingham and half an hour spent at Clinton where the excursionists marched up town, the Band discoursing martial airs in front of the procession. One object in addition to getting a glance at the ' lttib," was to advertise the coming Old Boys' Re -union and with that in- tent a large cotton banner Was carried 1 t Portraits by Photography ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ire ' 1 G. P. MAITLAN D 444.11+4 •4.10 +•4•3+4+641444•••F•4+•4'•3+•440+4 '•+44•4r4'p•3'•3••4+• DUST is a General Nuisance but it can be avoided by using DUSTBAN E on sweeping day, "Duatbane" moreover, -disinfects the room and restores rugs to their original freshness. The women swear by "Dun- ham" when once they have used it. Don't have another dusty sweeping day, but get a 85 cent tin of "Dustbane" from the Distributor. Weare authorized by the manufacturers of "l5ustbane" to send you a 85c can of their Sweeping west Oom ound, Theyw ant. ou to so this on trial for onetee P g y n week. At the i1pp e d of a this. period if n p not found sat- fsfaatory we will take it back and there will be no charge for quantity used. If it does away with Dust on Sweeping Day You Want It. Sold in bbls., half bbls. and quarter bbls,, for stern, school, hos- pitals, churches and public btildings. GEORGE 'T H O M S.O N DISTRIBUTOR FOR BRUSSELS Canadian Factories—St, John, N. B., Winhipeg, titan. 40-8 FARM FOR SALE.—The undersigned odors for sale his 200 aero farm being Lots 17 and 18, Con, 0 Grey,125 acres of- wbioh are under cultivation 85 acres bush, balance pasture land. On the prendsee iso large brick house and good bank barn. Power mill on the barn, Implement shed; good orchard: well watered: all conveniences. For further particulars apply to JOEL WELSH, Ethel P. O. 88•tf. ALLAN LINE Royal Mail Steamers Summer Sailings St. Lawrence Season 1910 MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL Coreican Friday June 8 July 1 Virginian. Friday June 10 July B Tunisian Friday June 17 July 10 Victorian Friday June 24 Jnly22 MONTREAL TO GLASGOW Ionian Seturday.June 4 Grampian Saturday June 11 July 9' Pretorian - Saturday. Jane 18 July 10 Hesperian Saturday June 25 July 28 MONTREAL TO HAVRE el LONDON Lake Erie Jane 4 July 10 Pomperanlnn June 11 Jul 28 Sicilian June 18 Julyy80. Corinthian July 2 RATES OF PASSAGE According to eteamer. let Class —767 50 $77 50 '087 60 2nd Class — 42 60 45 00 47 50 00 00 8rd Class —:2775 28 75 80 00 For full partioulars of rates and settings apply to W. H, KERR, Agent Allan Line. Brnesela. 711 A•i••••••••••••••••4•••4••. 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