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CHRISTMAS SEASON.
ACHESON & SON.
FIRST YEAR.
We have .lust received in stock for the holiday season
Selection a novelties in pure linen goods, the finest ever
in Goderich, in
BANIIE
,els
ROIDEHED, PLAIN IIEMSTITCII
And Drawn Thread Tea Cloths, 5 o'clock Teas, Napkins.
Table Runners, L. B. Covers, Tray and Carving Cloths,
Pats, etc.
Handsome Novelties in Handkerchiefs.
Embroidered, Initials, Fancy Drawn, Hemstitch, pure
lainen. All prices, commencing at lOc.
8 dozen samples of Men's Pare Silk Fancy Handker-
chiefs, from Welsh, Morgetaon & Co., London, Eng.
Early inspection invited of these goods.
W. ACHESON & SON.
The -
MISSES YA 7 ES
have opened out a large s.sortinent of the Newest styles to
Hats and Bonnets.
'Fancy Birds' Wings
And Trimmings.
-A1s0-
CHILDREN'S PINAFORES AND APRONS.
Please call and sea
Two toots from Square, North -.t. 73-tf
MISS CAMERON
Has just returned from the City with the latest styles in
FALL MILLINERY.
Novelties in ladies' headwear, and the latest shades
in trimmings a specialty.
Remember the stand-Hamilton-st., between
Square and Newgate-st.
HOUSEHOLD RECIPES- • ray.sesety rerun wean.
if any woman wishes to know whether
White Cake. -1u ounces sugar, 6
ounces butter, 10 peaces of flour. Motes.
whites (uly. 1 small twpoonful baking -
powder. Cream. butter and sugar; add
Omit sod bate* .hetes alternately, re-
e ervie,; f .mr spucofuls of dour to mks
with baking powder, eddies this lest,
after the mixture ha. bee* thoroughly
beaten.
Half -Pound Cake. -8 neon wear, 0
intern bettor, a efts, yolks, .f 2 tea-
spoonfuls sleet intik, bastes whites of
Ste ages, 8 outing dour, 1 small tea -
spaniel baking -impeder. adding with a
small geantity of dour Last.
Oinked Irog for Oce Cake. -054
sap auger dissolved in water and bailed
ostia it strings wheel dropped fret* a
e pees. Mex with beaten white of dew
la until 1t antithetic Toon dry in' the
sun or Vero) wren, after putting tea the
cake.
English Mum -pudding.- One pound
el east, chopped very 6e., ow poised of
sedge rosins, .one pound black Eaglisb
entrants, one half pound citron cat Sc.,
six ems broken in without beating, ow
bowl drybread crumbs, one bowl obep-
ped apples, one sup good f ol•ues, two
tea•poou. grand .oseson, two of
Moires, ode of outwg.oee bowl of sweet
milk. lour .eo.gb to soake it very stiff.
Pet the fruit in last. Pet it i. • bag
woes well stirred, leave pint of room
foe it.* swell, and boil eight boats, fuer
one nay, and four the ant. Yon ens -
ant WU is too Zoog. Ea it with samefloor, little better, wseidmsb$s sugar,
with vanilla a learns and net.
26•11 -
Stowed Creaberriea-Web and drain
ewe quit el onabsrries ; amid ooe pi.t
d aid water, sever closely sed met to
hank Ise Ina lauM., this add due plat
d paasisewd fir, sad stew nue moa
Inger, kelvin( the eoveMd
sE 18. thus. Cottle f• po..0.in, and
stir with a wooden sputa w prwtierve the
I
eoleed the b.ni.ak. Oaks. Iced -one ppoa.sd n(
lieter:en rfsertea ai & 8.Ittn :d warm the Inc hued sod sift the
elner..ash the butters amasser it w01;
odd theeupr ,r.dvelV sad bast very
Wit. Best the eggs esoetaatly. Add
tits elks to the neer sad batter, thea
gtis�fly add the Neer sad egg white,
dhe mately, until all is thoroughly seized
with lemon and, jest before nin-
ths
tithe pea. add twe pined* of
the best raMina. wedge, sot in half sad
Heard. Bake in a saw ores, tables
cars Det to jar the sake .hew shahs,
the stove done. A straw stele is it will
alae mus perfectly after whoa it is
Bess
Just why se teeny people sutler pain
Moss • remedy at knows and eaten
mfe•t 148.6egsrd'. Yepew Oil nay be
bed at every hyaenas, lead rimy clear.
This pestle= pis _ bieig maedy is a
,.Iasi$ nine plow* time ter tie threat,
weep. aide. elwasiallos. Mae Ina,
yfi..- . - • asla 4
•M Wanes .r comer,
"A new d eskers" la the phew,.
. safes ewe, wit b.wt apee..l smith
easaa, et dual tt deo.•te the powwow .e
aeetats well donned end pomoin ghals-
'nue that distinguish the pinworm
(note tdbae .ow.a' 1 •Who .. the w.
nee of culture, odd why u.• we weer
beeeuf-
t
8111. a the woman un .boon "g ins cat
the beet Savors .•( Iib are It •t '
She n cwt the one .b•. conetautli
ash. it yea have reed the beast bout to
amen the newest picture
She is the women who responde Boa
etltekly sad helpfully to the sugoestioa.
of those about bee.
She is the women who isokes each of
es wwrambd wittier w her I.r...oes that.
w. .ver are out of ,t•
She is the dee w►.. shows newness and
oreoulataoo so thought as in everyt►ins
W ee.
She is not the imams •ho keeps yo..
*,nuuwlly ,narvedieg at her clever -
D ein
8br is not the wnetaa erbo fellows s
•'f.d of any kind aryl
.we alae dues.
ribs b the women who newer pander
her teaming or hes p sseasioo of her
bosses" every
She is the woman who rather mho..
the rcirty .•f lbw aM•i.n, writers and
loves t.. d•ell seism the mints.
Shim is tbs woman eh , makes you fee
str.mger end wiser sad better far even
hour you spend w beg presence.
ansa w rete..
In • Me of 70 leer. the Wood trsi s
4,060,1100 miles. If impure rise
D.ertby i. carries choose with it. Puri
fy ymat 11uod with B. 11. B.
1 was .p 'tight aid day with • bad stat,
and could hod DO cure from doctor,'
medicine, w I wok leo bottles of B. ill
B., which cured me.
2 Mies ()Math Cns itcu. kylieer, Ont
CHANGES IN THE LORD'S PRAYER
las Itsoletlem whr.saa ib. Ceaaerles eta
tae 'Ladino. Lambswool,.
The toliu•lug wt.. ahlbtt to our wee -
weenie speameus .•1 the God's Piero
at d,rereet penuds
i I. 1300.
Feder uure in 11.0.oe. Halsted be
Ibis moue. Case ilii handout. Thi
- rate be diet se la herrn end enbe. Our
eche Wyse bred gave ue today. A ted for-
get_ _- -•r delta., ss we territorial cur
dettoure.. Aud ;vele us nut tutu teems -
tat tou.
emp-
tanou. Bute drlyrere us of 7001.
Amen.
•. D. 1380
Ours (edit that art so brim's halowd
by the new, tbs kingdom cowl to, be
the wt11e douw i• erthe as is brume, give
to in thus day our breed, outs other sub -
steelier, forges, to ea ,ler dente, as we
forgeueo to our det tourist, lads w sot tato
'empty -men, bet delyaer es from yes!.
Aweit.
A. a 1483.
ABOUT DAIRY PRODUC 8,
HOW A LJW N v a e U8E8 H18
WELL AS AM ICE HOUSE
Vie trims .Y. Oaearh O.W and Needy 1s
Men tine style gee tae l'r..sa.ry.
A Mta.sY.. roe Neat unlet eel
There me sisal' localities where it is
sot
eensillaist to get mos and nos bald
enough air the fanner to collect his owe
ice, se every One should do where it
treezew„alldkintly. Every farther in a
region where waiter freezes ought to Neve
his ow a ice tong. But where this is sot
pussthis, and wbero the dairyutaii has no
bobbing, ice cold spring awe hie preen
tura•, till milk can bre twuled very idea -
call v is a way described by 0. 11. /Milch
ire The Blsral New Yorker.
lie Lets it down into a well and sur
prude it jut above • the water. Even M
tbcte were no water iu tbe well, by dig-
ging to a indA ivnt th pth a temperature
Osie be reached sulllt:iently cold to
lower the of the milk to the
deified point.
Er. Smith gives the following into
tratioo of cooling milk in a well.
now to whom this idea will be of
any benefit awn prepare for carrying out
tis plan when the weather betgips to be
wenn next spring. Mr. Smith writes
of it:
A oorre.pondent asks whether any cue
he trying the system of raising cream is
tie well. Yin, this is the second season
000u.''tO NILE tf t wP,1J_
in which 1 have raised clan= iu that
way. I pet it in deep pale. like sum-
mon creamery pails, 8 inches noose and
18 inches deep. Three of Oen go hide
by side into my well. They are letdown
into the well by means, of rope and wind-
iest'. I tree two common hay fork pul-
leys, as shown in the illnetration.
The tier of there makes the work
easier and steadier. I put the inorning's
milk in the well and let it stay until
Father our that art in heaved, had- sight, then put the night's milk in and
the lowed be thy name; thy ktsij douse come let it stay until morning. We skim or
to w; thy w111. be dui.r in earth is to dip the cream from the milk as soon as
heewo; .sere .very dela hr.d gree es to- it is taken oat of tbe well. then let the
_ day ; and forgo, u. "ere trespasses, as ; milt stand in the pail for twelve heart.
we forgive them that trespass &gine and there is a lightmming, after
ue; and le -d us not tutu temptation, but which no moot cream
else is • perfect specimen of her sex she
has only to apply the rules for astwteto-
tag the fact, and fivers on the remit
Furst, ea to height, tastes differ, but the
N•diotan Venue is 8.. leer five inches
in height, acid this is held by ,ashy
sculptors and artists to be the most •d-
mirahle sIstors of • woman. As for
adoring and shave, bare is • code laid
down by the Arabs, who say that • wo•
asset should have lbw. things : Black -
Hair, eyebrt.we, lashes and pupils.
Wbite-Skin, teeth and globeof the eye.
Red -Tongue, hip..nd cheeks. Rinsed
--Head, neck, elms, ankles and waist.
Long -track, ti,tgen, arms sed Iimbs-
Large--F,rdhad, eyes and hp., Nar-
row -Eyebrows, nose and feet. Small -
Esra, bast aria hands.
For a woman of 6.e feet five, 138
pounds is the, prover weight, and if she
be well formed the eats stand another
the pounds without greatly showing it.
Whin her some are eutended she new -
urea (bore tip of middle finest to tip of
muddle dower just be. feet fi.e, exactly
her nova Ileitis.. The length of her bend
should be jest • tenth of that and h. r
foot jest a seventh we the diameter ..f
chest • tftb. Front bee thigh 1.
the ground should mowers jest .hat
.he .es.eree from the thigh to the top
of the head. The knee should mase mid•
way between the thigh and the heel.
The diseases Nola the elbow to the mid
die Sager aheald be the sane as the die
taooe from tie elbow to *be middle of
the chest. Frees the top of the held to
the shin should be lost the length eJ the
foot, and there should be the same dis-
tance betimes the ehio tied the arm-
pit.. A woman of this height should
aseae.n 24 Mabee about the wait and
34 inches above beat, if mea.ered frees
ender the area, and 43 if over theta.
The Doper arm eboold,aesssere 13 intthes
and the writ 6 The calf of the ire
.bold measure 14+ kasha, the thigh 116
sad the ankle & Thera is another ..y. -
ten of .eeerelaswt .hie8 syn that the
dastaen tinea evened the thumb should
sen one nosed the nosh; twigs aroma
the wrist lima, erowt the threat; twin
sewed the threat ease arns.d the waist,
and so oft, bat the Ona is Na asessere
e nd by awlpton whit Mn gained then
b! la..serala.wt d the Greek .*•lase,
Neassu's Yu/nese air M.asyl.a.
A friend's lase dem leeks suer sad
g lees from the setae of mitey-gastiag
bJweeseses c linesha Uwe tel
bin to see Bas
di Bleed Slues,
.sed he does it, amp fees sees bright -
ear with roundels health and Mppiston
▪ B. B. sever fails
Te iswigotate hast the body ted the
brain, e.e the reliable toads, Nilfu,a',
Around, Osten* Wise, 126
amen % anima* saw Sella. n..
dallier a frets •11 evil sin, amen. The temperature in the well i. below
a. u. 1534. 4Fo degs. when there is water; when dry
- 0 owe father which art in iteven, it is ab.ont 55 by 88. t1 I
hallowed he tby nam.•. Int thy king rise coven for the pails with a half inch
dome wow. Thy sae be (elided se air hole in the center of each. I think
well w deb as yt w Anton. Gave vs the sooner the milk is cooled after it Bar
tki• uaye oure day ly br.ode. And fur been drawn from the lows the better.
gave w our tresspa.aes, seen as sip tor- I set the pails in the water trough while
,rave .sere trespassers And leads i• nut milking. When tbia is over the milk
tutu temptatit,u ; but delyser vs from goes into tbe well. I claim that keeping
swell. Fur thyne is the hymgoduse mid the milk and raising cream in oar well
the power and the tiueye for ever. a is s perfect mimeos. I believe that even
Amen. if I had premie of toe I could handle the
A t•. 1344. milk in this way in lees time :end with
Our Father. which art in heaven. leas trouble than it could be done by the
w cubed be thv name. Lt thy K1o1- toe purees 11 1 should inerea.e my
done Coate, Thy till be done as so diary artd the well were not large enough
heaven. bin earth also. dive es to -day to keep and cool the milk I world make
our euper.uhstaanal Mind, And for- another well
g ive in sur dotes, as we also forgive our - -
detten, dud 1red us sot o ma- Sete.
stun, Bot dearer e. fn,. arintil. teAmptes. Bet the milk as near normal tempers-
• I. 1600. tare. 118 deli., as powible, then reduce to
Our Father .hire art in heaven, hal- 50 demi.. and nee a good dairy thermom-
lowrd ice Thy wises. eter. Dotal guess at anything.
Tby kirrdoit e.•vee, Thy .i11 be duce - Feed skim milk to the cows that pro -
wee in the eat h as it is heaven. , dace it and yon will not need to keep any
blew us ibis d.y tier d. ill bread. around hogsto use it up.
And Caw.. es our debts, a we also In endeavoring to obtain all the milk
forgswe our debti'jj•�
And leak us o4l into tempt.tinn but
delayer us from e.il ; for Thine is the
kingdoms, and the power and the glory
fur ever. Auien.
ao11183
dpoasible from coin dairymen sometimes
overfeed them. Theo the animal becot es
feverish. She falls off both in b.•r milk
and food and sometimes dries up, the
odder becoming Wek and iempklh
Oar tether sloth art is heaven. Hal- outfield.
ddo t er and the .W�ilk very stringy. The
lowed he thy name. lsy moo+ because
m, „mite„. come. Thy will be done d the ezttwerdinary cbeminal neurite
in earth.. It 55 in heaven. rtgsired to ronveit tto aitch food into
fa$L (lire should
(live us thw dei our deep bread. especially be exercised
A.d (,.exam us our debts, a we far- that too moth statrh food is not given.
at;�,,,,, Ivbttnra The De Laval hand cram00111111,11400111111,1140T0!rill Iead not into temptation but ye. been tried by many small batter
dottrel a from evil ; for Thome is the makers with satisfaction. The small mise
kingdom anti the power and the glory i• sailed th. "B.by Separator."
forever. Alava. _ Tariff or no tariff, the worldin:11 eats
Tar. easesenaM Lady h fietlessMe . good batter.
Remarked to a (need the other dy "Me dairy of A. B. Darling, amateur
farmer, in Ramapo valley, N. J., pro-
mote some unique features. The milt
ie ort in a little shoe hoose. built partly
w hen nthst moat mind's bad ao drool under ground. Jost above the back part
lobsters* 80 to prove the sad of the dairy bonne is the ire hoarse. It
• rine. yea of its merit any drerri.t ls was so that tlio waste wain, how
Will rye Yue • S•.ol. Bettie Pew• the ice hoose falls nixie a small water
barge lora 50a and $1. 2 eo.'• wheel and dart the cb*ning. We think
Blister bee has •vary gond opinion d • idea might be aellatged on in places
where third are small creameries. They
hes father e eaten, which is tilt of d might be !orated along water «harass
dies. ?kill M thinheare' lad as Sew of water utilised to ran the
bac p odemeioes 1►at teed Genal nab
it11 Kt yd ou beteg eked whether he 'htltber month in the
weld De a elergvMn lama 8, grim The bat
he replied : 1 think en. Either res kt roda22s1121Msay to iM Nwta-
thmt ars burglar."- Bleeper's Y,seg bww.
Pecpls I It ansa hoppers list void/ amiMtr
s
batterbattermime as asbs War
• Mas.asAl MOWNfar *sir praiser thaw 116 (.
The medical .isein of MBank Blood tfleaalan nee is in ssMeb all NMI
BANNS is marina enwatigegibefee has hew laser et as shades t�
markdb seee•s.fel- IOW 1sMrlffrf a boa els rain OS r 10-
ptemei semi paella power ever tr sal tills herbage of des
disease
w
Wal very had with *tet weal.., tine Tee coma anis deet er illus
ens bran of B. B. H. eared me, tread train d animal .std at dub1
est be widen! it, says allk. The t warn est to hi Om
2
Iles A Palsy Ja.of ilobsamena, , Osd. W, 18e
that .h. kamw Kesp'. Balsam for the
Tow., and Lean was • .eperior retne-
4, as it stooped her *.math iostaetly
26, 1890.
MRS. BEECHER'S STORY.
The Orval Irree.s.v'e w hew 1. t0 none et
"r.. a..Aee ea lase. ram.'.
11 . greeted 1.. bet few seeming to he
part e1 such ■u eveotfel life as bee base
that of the wife of Heard Word B.tsob-
s. No men of this osas.ry had .molt •
busy Iia, tilled with so Allay lemurs and
aobteeesaenta . ani to view such • ear.se
throeIb. eyes of hie hie keds Dom
pains b • pleasure rarely gone to a
Sao •Air Beecher visa a lover of tae
i *node home is my
temple." he unee said, and it. that hum,.
he gathered round brut .hat his nature
loved belt : birds, b..wers, and dainty
bits of chow nod otetly iters If he sae
wtgat to peb1N life, lir ltooher sae
( 51a in his home -life. In Hie one
u.p•city he gave himself to .iu. puhli.e ;
in the "tt.er be resort ed himself tsar his
family. In this letter light h+. will bis
visaed by bit adnw in • n'..ble .ern.
") reminiscent issuers in y7.. G. h
Reiss J...n.ai of Philadelphia, dente(
11191. The articles will rover tbe- entire
teethe of their marriage from their first
ism, of married lite, when the c.rpl.,
lived one $300 fns twelve mooth., until
thech.sme of Mr Beecher's gr..t ;steer,
Mrs Beect car will tell of "Mr Beech. r a.
1 Ye.. Hue," sad thtomands .ill glad-
ly li.,.e to her hilerestvig story.
a
or its e.1nivalent en cash will be r;iwoos to
the perdun detecting the grease,' number
of errors (word• wittingly spelled or suu-
pleeed in the D.cetaber sew, , 1 civ,
Howe. In eddiiton will be riven tw,.
cash Fringe .4 4200 each, rout of 'is
8103, eight ..I $50, ten of 125, 1 weoty-
tis. of 810, fifty of IS, one hundred of $2,
and our hundred and fifty of 81, distri-
buted in the order mentioned iu rules
aid , which will be sent , ith
• copy of December issue on receipt of l:►
tents in stamps. Special c6,.6 Parxsv
given away almost a day dsnag
competition which closes February 1st,
l '91
Address, Ore howls. T't ett•tii1,t: G..,
Brock vale. C.e•da.
Married people, it is said. lire Ion
ger than single toils. Itieems longer,any-
way, to many.
• Painful Burns, bruises, scalds and cuts
saes quickly writhed and healed by Vic.
torte Carbolic Salim. les
1e01ee'. women • ereers.
The Boston woman- Frto.,itrr is apt
to be • peculiar study ti;..,. .he is
wet to report $ l.ctur .• o. ;ars the
hall awl walks op to the rep••t Lis tittles
with • quiet and modest grao.. From
the depths of • reticule abs nttage forth a
quantity of nice white piper, at Int
half • dozen pencils pouted at both
rods, and lastly a bag of cs,.dy. This
is her for the fray. Her
coulters of the other sex probably sits
opposite her writing with a stubby pencil
upon the beck of an old envelope, cad
trying to look meanies at the tog of
canny. •
When the speaker Domes forward she
joins the audience in giving him
s rowing reoepti•.n, clapping a
vigorously as any one. She .miles or
..ugh$.1 his joker, l.,oks pathetic whim
the .Fesker•s words demand it, and nods
.pprovirgly when • point is well taken.
She writes busily all the came, too.
When the address is finished she gives
her share of the appku.e acid then lean-
ly stows away I 'of vier and
departs. -B ,stun Record.
C C. RJc6a*n.: Jr Co.
Hestia, - We ouwsider MINARD'S
LINIMENT the test in•the market and
cheerfully 1 its we.
J. H. HARALN, Abe L.,
Bellevue Hospital.
F. U. ANnitasow, M. D.,
L R. 0. S , Edinburgh.
1f R C. el.. England.
H. D. Wnaoir; M. D.,
lm IIsi. of Penn.
Mies Williams, th. well-known evan-
gelist, preached to • large/ congregation
is R*ttenbe.y Street church, Clinton,
Seeder murotna of Net week.
Farm ter Sole ora. Sent.
That desirable small farm, described
es b.iag 40 acres, MON or leas, part of
Lets 7 and 8, Maitland two., Culboroe, 2
miles trees Benesiller, and 8 miles from
Uuderich Good .oil ; hems hoses and
barn ; flowing spring; 5 acres of orchard.
variety of bearing trait trees ; bush for
firewood. Fur terms and particulars
apply to J. Faastir•nl. Waren, Ben-
P.O. 83-3m
Tae Niasfa.ewe Woad.
WestmiMter Abbey don sot coaten
the dart of all eke illustrious of the sort h.
In the Chetah of 8t Micba.d, London,
is the ern in when we deposited %be
bea4 of King James IV., of Scotland, the
sismghtered King of Flodden Field : iu
tie channel of Pt Margaret is buries the
headless body of Sir Walter Raleigh ;
8t Peel's ooutsios tee asreophag . of
the Doke of Wellington : Richer -I Bax-
ter the author of the "tl.iet's Rest," is
buried i.t Chit Choreh ; the poet they
sleeps net far from the '•aprsadhag yew'
,e w►kb he sines on his "Elegy ;' while
in Benhll Fuming he John Reny.., Lase
tt
Was, the hymn. writer, and Daniel
Defoe.
Dell, oppreesiw. headaches, and a eos-
stswt feel.wg of laseit.de, we the .*bene
.N llatarrh. Nagel R•1in will speedily
lack.ou feel like • sew peewee. Oivri
it is trial.
0.5M awe Salm
0*NMINa..-I bar. dead Beaud's
Pastoral Balsam for • had eangk, and
.sea eared be see Seeds. 11y babe nil
tore aosthe old sin ball a oold ane
mesh •sed on giving hist erste it helped
hive very mune.
4 Aar L J. Oosros./hMrjaw (kit.
rift bttlw..b ser w
ushee the aft
sed reliable wthel.intt. Frsenea's
Worm Powders. I.
d'a gawaas--It reeve awadewer
VrircI8TMA8.
1890-FRASER & PORTER -1890.
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Notions, &c.
Popular selections -plenty of variety and newest
attractions. Any quantity of suitable gifts for old or
young.
rides "Strictly Fair 1
t�ily i pleasure to show goods and give prices.
FRASER & PORTER,
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fl., 8.6ve now a ni.: a tine .t
METALLIC PAINT'S,
Gold, Silver, Copper, Lilac and 8 other Beautiful Colors,,
for ornamenting Pictures. Fan,-, Work. el,. ]karst r.u.iy for use.
BOTTLE AND BRUSH, ONLY 15c.
Also an exoulsit.• line of
Mid Goods, Perfiees, Sachet Powder*, Violet Toilet Tater, Etc.,
Sellable ter f'hrts; m51'pt'e.. nee.
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-INFORMATION FOR THE. PUBLIC.
CA1pDIAH AhU INPORTBD �NUER1V8dl�
F•or men. women an i children. trona the sneak.' '„ ti.- !argesi sizes n,a.le.
CANADIAN & SCOTCH YARNS !
From the best known makers.
(trey, navy, scarlet, white pad crews FLANNELS, and leading .loader lis"
French Open Hennas.
HOSIERY -A large and varied stock, as wool.
CASHMERE GLOVES
Plain and with kid tips, also kid palm.. t liber departments equally well
aeaored. Strictly due price.
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A. MUNRO,
Drayer and Haberdasher
Cattle Chains ---New Patterns.
Crosscut Saw, --All Makes.
Cutlery ---Table and Pocket ---In Endless Variety.
Chopping Axes ---At Your Own Price.
General Fall Goods ---Stock Complete.
ALL AT SPECIAL PRICES !
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.,
Hart aware.
ANOTHER BOOM IN BUSINESS
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Having removed to Crabb'. Block. Wean. is meowed tc sell all kisda of
Groceries.
Provisions Crockery,
Glassware, Flour and Feed, &c.
At rock -bottom prices for cash. Please five me al.all:bef..rs+.,urch wing elsewhere
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