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HOKE INDUSTRY
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NEW YEAR
BOOTS & SHOES
Made to meaa..re et primes never beard of be -
Men's hand -sewed Bal morals,
$b.00.
Men's hand -sewed Shell Cordo-
van do., *15.60.
NO MACHINERY ON THESE 0000S.
W III make the same monde to measure. mnaohlne
weed. at
'$3.60 and *4.00.
Men's hand -sewed Calf Balmor-
als, *4.00.
And stonier goads 1a mock of our own menu
tamer* et from 1! 116 t.t/
ur own snake ie
ev
meek. le romit. of all-ttoo&s to .rah pur eha.
ere. An rim repaired free of ebsrge.
JOHNSTON CAREY,
Wbsimosera r'eta/h tees and thee..
V1
llama IIIWi1ee,
A French doctor wu,te to intrvdwcr his
patent pommel of preserving the remains of
the deal 11 is not emlrlmiug thrum w yet
mummifying them. though the bodies must
m
la• obaltwd I,efr.rc• tune doctor s new promos
takes boll of them. The new idea le to
electroplate the whole body and thus pre-
serve to posterity the nuhk lineraients of
those whew estates tut up .uthcmutly well
to allow the expellee-
-"ma.
xpellee_,a Mint the lead}' ie embalmed, lmed, after a high
Thanking you for
your liberal atronage
during the est year,
and trusting- that by
strict attention to your
• ante, to merit a share
of ,your trade during
1891.
CHARLES A. MIRN
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*stulates the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels, unlocks
the Sec retion s,Pu riff caths
Blood and removes all Im-
purities from a Pimplesto
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?• CURES
DYSPEPSIA. BILIOUSNESS.
"'ONSTIPATION. HEADACHE
SALT RHEUM. SCROFULA.
HEART BURN. SOUR STOMAC
DIZZINESS. DROPSY
RHEUMATI SM. SKIN DISEASES
two
STORES 1
Filled with the latest ideas in
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
(LIFTS is what
SAUNDERS& SON
Are going to give to the people of
Goderich and vicinity. They in-
tend on the 1st day of February,
1891, to dissolve partnership. and
to make stock -taking easy will
sell out at prices that will make
con buy.
ONE HUNDRED TEACHERS
Are wanted to select goods for
their Christmas trees, and special
prices will be given. as has been
our custom in past yen.
ONE THOUSAND PARENTS
Wanted to buy their Christmas
preaerets for the family. No met-
ier about the size of your parse :
we can snit you.
Remember the stands -West
street, at the old stand, and Mc-
Lean's new block, the Square.
C. SEAGER,
e"4"1"- Get "The Signal"
EW BLOCS and
*t is slipped into a lath of nitrate of silver.
It comas from the. lath the .oho of polished
silver. After that time facie is subjected to a
• regular Meeto.ption% dip, and tomes out
burnished copper. moody to be preserved to
the latest geuerationa. W order to insure
pcvfect meows the fats is varnished, and
the 6 the lass. operation. The !minimised
sapper face is then "'arrested to reinans the
saute for osturis, if treated Wath rcosun
Moly fair tare. This Opens up great t otaa
i.r .old families. They can preserve tea the
latest day the burnished copper counten
ante of the NM carrier, oaken keeper err
tailor who was the distwgui.htd (omelet of
their noble lire. Brawn .-busks ossa be
traufornrrtl to .upper urea. Along with
the faintly apfos, grendbrther's comer
.upia:ard end cotton olio, the obi rruw'a
Capper bottomed f=ax coo be kept s thing
.4 beauty and i joy forever. M1 the rare
can have coppr3• !dated ancaaturs\by and by.
elf see roma. *see
"Fifterm mouths ago 1 had is healing
breast. I toad nosey remedies haat got Ito
relief, I then treed Hagyarel's Yellow Oil,
which gave me instant ease. It is the beat
thing i ever need for all kinds of paws .r
..oil. ' Mas. Joe. ('ot:lrrr. it. Marva,
l hiss. 2
Weird.
Puck : "Mr. Ilalf.ur," said the queen'1;1 yoo investigated the pxato famine m
"Yee, 'Your Majesty. 1 went to lhrllin
- for that purp.ae. The reports are totally
without frundatnon. 1 had two help' to
potatoes at ever} (teat
Milliard. Beef. Ina and Wine *a pre-
pared from fresh beef, soluble iron, and pure
sherry sine. twebine.l with choice aro.
nlatlee. 1no
At the Pollee atatais.
-r L reporlar Yea would never take
that II, , �1 1•looking nun in the
dock he a !Naso swindler, would you
Second rep. t.. Why not He has an
inipaeing appeareace.
N Para.
Life : Editor of The Waylack %Y'r.l-
aae "Ikea advertising payWell. 1 should
may it did. Why, only last week Hammy
Shortweight, the grocer, advertised la my
pope' for a boy. mad that very night hie
wIfejcive birth t.. twig. Both lemm, tan.%
POOR
FOOL/SH
MEN.
TAKE A WOMAN'S ADVICE.
Thi. 6 +tr the ste.sa tine's .1/404 ..-a. Oft
lib... ma t.. PAW me book .M tea 1 bee hard
wo A a•n•y a■r h.a•e.a harm w his MY blow
t.a lesaenail the sempsim dd harms 1111 pair
Mabry tea .f at hr pant awe Map
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of lis•'.b...t• a wore. awl .a wws.n' . (..5th.
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Ohesep Rates.
All the News.
From now until
Jan. I, 1892,
A11118' NOBS O18HBD. $1.00 in Advance.
Twu kmda of fore ate fraptatly u..mlruel
to • garvwmt.
Ordtaary lath. mate gowns are.xtaatraet
ed talar simply
A Longfellow luncheon a the latest tad
•4 out of town society.
R otwdel silk nearly always appears is
with velvet.
Black Penman hunk M • prowimeat factor
in gamma.. and trlatmiegs.
The aslant point about evening dinner la
the pretty Watteau plait at the bark
t lettere! Ho u h and the Salvation Araby
are the vogue to the highest Engll.l. cir-
cles.
Housewives are trying to oetvie then"-
settee
he.settee is quality and davuwtiou of their
table lfoem
The l'aniok care reaches down to the
swot, amid is a comfortable garment when
nude of or lined with fur.
Solrle Iran are merely keg egos h G.
eover the throat, acrd shwa- the heal and
tail ed the animal lapped in boat.
( %ousts at dinner are permitted to be • sew
sloutea late. hut should take care never to
be before the time.
'ile elabaratenem of * cloth gown u reck-
oned by the amount of decoration it ham in
the way of fancy braids anti
Huguenot .lr.-saes of heather Wotan ladies'
cloth trimmed with dark brown velvet
ban.!, Mudded alto aril -heads, are auaog
ih. styhrh '•p. ture gnwoe" .4 the see=m,
ale. those of gray, turquoise, or reddest s id. -
let. in very clinging prutuesse fashion, with
an immense ru. he et the foot of the skirt.
Pugs of it ide ribbon, with ribbon or velvet
lows laid on dat. a pleated frill, point" ef
. or an arched, full -shirred
piece of silk around the armhole are still
popular garnitures for /laves, the leg -ti -
mutton style prevailing, The sauce but(n
or lace either on the outside or inside of the
arm, and • land, a miff, or a pull of silk
trine the wrist..
Cairo gold embroideries are total in orna-
menting the Oriental tea gown, and other
artistic and luxuribun house drawee of the
season. This metallic needle -work is so
wrought that it has the appearance of being
• solid loan of gold or silver, and the de
sigsot in Egyptian. Persian. and other ela-
borate moth unique patterns are newt superb
in their effeo•t nem lack-gromuls of Tither
dark ..r black velvet. or line velvety wools
..f neutral tone.
Y
handsome and stylish looking
Free, Street raiingot.s• are worn t.bis oils.
ter made of vigoopsi.. o.c F-resteir e: uasl'a hair.
with • fur ioleritse above, or a deeply point-
er! Russian cellar of .foie, with 'Jeerers,
revers. colli, and muff of the dark rich fur
io match. These polonaises et the tigure
superbly. being Rik lined. They are nearly
.sandem.fmt have all the wrinkleteas,sntootb
effect et a polonaise cut with" mart] darts
and senora. Models in dark •rood -Mown
camel's hair are lined with pale rich golden -
brown faille silk. Thew in Wank are amine -
tunes lined with black and trimmed with
blu:k fox fur; other are hoed with vivid.'
red. striped) satin, Nue faille, etc.. mad fur
trimmed with .eat brat er, mink. or tpoo •
key bans and collar. Opera redingotes of
black velvet have been worn the winter,
with rev -es -volar and shoulder -points of
white ermine.
A pretty opera in -rap lately noted wall
math) e•( onto -white soldiers' cloth in red•
inote shape, ttismnf with a row of fine
horn the lack of the
open skirt, M the diming sleeves, and down
the treat Item the throat. There w&. a
dump shaylisr.eape nmol high collar of fleecy
white Perham lasbskin with a land of the
name en the sleeves. 'The entire garment
with de open beeves wan lival with lilac
sill', and ttic wrap was fastened with rich
gold cord l,ranlehourgs.
Ilia wdlr•rsawl tawbers.
The proverb "Take tare of the pruner
and the pounds will take rare of them-
selves" may he p.&raphra.e.l with equal
truth if we say, o Take care of the minutes
and the fours will taae care of themselves."
We heard once of m1 author whose wife wag
always somewhat late for breakfast - -ten
minutes, five unmade* always a little het
hind hand. The husband, on the onntrary•,
wee always early, rand generally sherd ..f
tame five minutes or sea lustawl of fussing
mil fuming, this model men betowlk himself
yoietly to a littk u riting-table in the dining
marl, and wrote ren one p.rticelar subject,
which he kept for thane idle mints. And
here is the moral in one year he had fin -
mho! his hook, which he dictated to his
tardy spouse. A dawdler .••o never accom-
plish very much: it is always "going to"
with hint or her, an.l ,o the minutes fly- un.
heeded, and the opportunity is gone. Nezt
to the dawdler in unsuccessful essful results is the
en.rg. tic rusher. uh. flies from one thing to
another. She also, through misdirected
energy, accomplishes very littk. To both
'of three nasucrertful slaters we will give
the advice we hope to follow trur.elvee :
make • neat little .ay hook for your time,
enter every employment your work, your
frivolities, the time arta give to drew and
d eep in fart everything and rhea off
results. A few weeks of atn'h system will
wort wanders, and give you time for every
desired o:eap.tioo. Nee York Tribute.
The Maranon Army.
The daughter of 114. Villain, of Kingston
fair, has become • Cadet in the Army at
New York. We clip the following from the
American Cry relative to tele : -Dr. Wil-
e nm, rho is ISr. Rainelord's a.r.tant at. Sit.
(:surge'. Rpiecnpal Church, spoke of hie
personal experience with the Arany. He
said that alter he had preached for neves-
teen year. 1..atet knew the reality. of God
throigh the teachings of the Army. He
uptake with much emotion orf the fact that
hie .ausghter hal made up her mind that
day to pain the Army. with his full apps,
halloo. Mise Rva Wilson is •heat twenty
yam*, old and hoe been prominent in the
church work of Ht. George's Inc some time.
Her oanvers*m to the Mahratinn Army amid
le he the work of Ms. Rallingtan Rnnth.
in a recent meeting in New. York, Com -
misnomer Booth rolled elpnn Cadet Wilson,
tlaighter of ilr. Wilson. of St. 1%wogs'.,
whose adherence t. the Army was an
twratte•eef on Vi-ednesdy-.
"I sun so glad," she s.M, " i've d.eidal
to try and wear the crown. So ninny have
laid to woe, 'Look at what you're giving up.'
Itemons to me they neethe wnrggrdmf. 1 ve
only.ww life i cant hold to my world
ly lfe and my tied abet i can't kali tk,.l
and the deril at the satyr. time, end ere
okays 1 iewI. ran rw give% up anything.
M nnrrrnr,. asked me, 'When .re yea gning te
leave the army •' 1 said, 'Um there (w
life for eternity ' Pimple mum realize
there is srensehiwg My mei this world."
p6 Aenf What • ln.ly Maley ' An.l
the Nvintg i of Ida father
Little T•,1 • May, mother. eve yhalt
arrays sot that 1 tank ate* p14 Sow .
if that midge food Mater look* like hint.
ten, 1hhey's a hg mistake •nasewbeew. -1Afe
THE HOUSE AND HOME
rionowY Aim TO CONVERT T,.
FORMER INTO THE LATTER.
A CMap Ra.. Cestaa. 06e 5100- rW.
am. apsriaes (leas la Detail - III.atra.
flews ak.wlas rowel mad Ml.1. KI.vw•
tr.. aid Ter* rt... ri.ae.
Herein we IIlsJratu :be •..r plea., .lees -
.*•on' Mas perspective ora cheap tram. eget.
baa., which will tweet the +ante of many
wnrkto.., buil Il ; home. for throJ,•;vw is
• 111.4:e w ►arburbau 1(wo. *t tato ams of
Iars• d*u■ usioas, it coots.,r uw en •omment•
cal way foamy tee urr- that :.rod to make it
• rat and cow(ortol.le dweiIur.
o•s•...tiart ten drwwt•p5e it will ha
observed teat this cottage 6 te..l,tue•1 In sit
ea • brick ftusud..tion. T, i, nn,ttw,d of
- 6 ado .ln.f 10 suit th.' place,
where it 10 ,ata,. -Alae to p .=`urn tvu.i 'nodd-
ing Moor at a marmots.. roc, Omagh If
.'epee can he had they are tweferoble.
U.ad, hard -burn, 1 brie*, who.. I-.11 to
reseal, w ere. hese m,.rtar■ sad n:■st-red
u u h. th. ground 144.0 o • ,. *.1o. .t .rick
wail with P,trllanJ ria.:lt an•1 .i..l, m zed
in the yrup.rrt a of rate part ter.',, and
bar of sand, will make s cool wall foe the
.upprt of • hones .4 this 4.'en.lai, rima
in • wet soil, but it 4 dearsbl. a Ira( brie!;
aro .o employed, that the aril mould be dry
or capable of brio: drablest
The beget '.1 at.wwe a (opre.l for lids
hording are Illy and 814 feet: the se,'.ed
eery cutting Meru two. (..et loin th.
roof, but not eruu,,b to u'jwre the low,
or utility d the chamber -i. The aim of the
nonce AND ebst 4..SVATlONm.
door joists *boas' .. 2 i In; Oeilit.g jade's,
'1
111; .••d ratters, 2 x n; ail pl.cnl 2 fret
tel ware rwmtre.•, incl tits now joists M be
*ter bridge ► w. a 1 t '4 torid nng.
be enter .r stn 'ding ebeul.l tie : i sett
$ ,rut le *0151) erasure, mad a.vered wild
'.,altbed ebee:hin: and tmihl..4 paper.
fue utwkor 1utldurr, over Molding paper,
to be corerei with 1 x 4 beve;.•J .ulmr mad
draws! cedar *bingoes, cut et bee to fancy
p.tte os or tact on .year., as ri_'sir d. The
moulded tate. c*sII,. a, corner (mood., Me.,
to Ifo put on as abo .1..
The atuetiing for portal,* should be`9x4,
Pet 16 loc..ea between coo r..; the c:.attral
nue to be well hwt.l;;ed (w carrying the
w'eond dour and veilta4 J esti a•n a.l gi re ad-
. *ik,nal •.reugto t-. tt.o iatertor trami:,r.
The ia•er*or easing., eta•., ar t1 be of pine,
of a t.1.iry tali good ch:u*cter. Ness to be
1za thlek, of pine. The-. are no• figured to
ee bung with sash cod -and w.igbt tba.i•:h
if came were d o-, it would b.. batter. Time
done W by of pint, f»ur•peial•d, U. U.,
bu..0 with str.a.z wrought iron butte end
trimmed with 4 Met mortis, I locks and jet
!tick k.ot.. The boo ,trw-d be 1 1 i,
soa.da" 1 It ..ring, 1 it 4 shite or band pipe.
aft7p,esOle
Dor•.adt• loo•♦
s� • 0 • sJ-y
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15'P MAN/
Instead of lathing the outside studding as
Y (.anile doge won lath. toe use a Ayr
combined sheeting and lath will he bound
to give good sntiatao•-io:, ami make • warm-
er 1 •b TI. building &ttould be plastered
twonats and the walla n( kitchen wain-
scoted three Get hi,th with narrow C joist
or beaded pie, finishing slue with neat
c -
The mads to have 315 moulded and tamed
newel poet.. naostded 314 benrlrnll.
tic turned hahtot-rs of ash or birch, and ti
r6rro, and lh treads of pine. The chummy.'
to he built on Meade beginning on the
ground door, extend 2 feet above root Iia
with neat moulded cap, piaster the t-ip of
each projecting course with Portland .e -
meat
e el statortli g, oars dol qw ,
The glom v scab to 1a diamond .tar glum;
Ns woad work Inside painted baso oasts
with lead paints, N shades to alt owner,
and the topside to be stained with toe, ousts
el cabol's stains, wblr4, are 'heaps and
bthr for mil& work.
Trove 1a me pdasblag Iscl.d.d 1. ortfoat*,
tboesb • small ream ha. be.s provided on
.!amber doer able& say be either (Aplomb
s bort ream sr email bad roes. -Our
Bassa
The Ran oesirea►
Avory thrifty ty bomwlfls abol4 bass a
"rag drawer,* or a shelf of boa Oars alma
04 Been prim set apart ler 1&il esseisi as -
poo► ()M Ilase .beaks after hating wooed
tiaaugi the darafate, Webb* sad
saageat, ale114 M ggMb *MW op mRi
Owed wan le w ft* afealer, f
hiesieiR1b b, ease it iktwor a
nemer/ri UMW 'eareeesem, tawtee vet k
.mean Apo met entel ter Al MO et
114111110111; i wllw.i w wl~~& R =i
Im mew* est thee dwell eel tete
esseir 1&Rpai 11UN0 1ilfglgt
Amine mei abide he tf
a•» -roti.. •:, meting thern to Me pip r
shape, awl a eating with • piane al print
or molars R tape► "Via, mad roughly quilt-
ed Iogether, uY o.mk. ,sywclally kattleal
ease make eacelleot rubbers for pod*bad
io e.. (yid bdaaka,a. wife. lou mut* worn
for nay (Aber pur,t.a, ab••ukf be turn lulu
operas, alt• edge, rnugby- merriest, a.d
timed for ee arose -cloths.
wall.r..k.lane ■eprla.s.
To sanke the attic!■
reprewuted in the en-
graving, procure •
board terrify -one inch-
es bug awl ten wide;
h am• It .owl to the
d sap sho*1 tb. 14-
lu. rrti"n, 0timid river
with moue pretty dart
e:oth •'r c..tuene. Tek.
to . ba.,.6 of ribto
e&ca teentydour t:;eu-
rs wog: +,r, at preterrnr
two, lauds of the n•s-
u r.sl
awl tack them on tiro
b ,trtd, Ise show.' in the
«,q -raving, being care•
I11AllAZJe1 ROIA[1 11)1 to Leave th ribbon
fu.. m•wg*, w stip tis.' pep.re betwr.a it
sod he b .tnl. 1'.•ne • .crew -eye at the
bop ..t the busied te recuse it lo the wall aril
Sumo the ribbon ea o nit . a am•11 ta.aul.
It 16 boll, ..r 1'.'. able.:..t p.r••:ty.
1.14e rare of Hr.wd.
Thrrw t• 14o de, ammo,* .4 1 •
oat, Ards .tree v%ileue. t9 prevent. sines
than that e1: the ...u4, and there is to re
*sere is hr. -61 :I 4.i lack..* proper care
*.,.0 W any u:. er p.011..1.4t.. 11411n.a
.ou 5140. a 14 (.
11* all a busts In the Howe
1.' e • Weekly Orr *h:s /Object, and first
oar lab•
=MAD Mesa.
Bred louse .0 .0 .1 1., -4 lin, Nene put
•t. -,d away ba, or *Vita wane. tlo nut
throw bas Wtrs,[ broad hut. tae box. If
Herm are lel t (tet• they l000al be carefully
pinned .q. 1:i • napkin and lalel oa oaf. of
.h • leave. *a sue bar. Oro• a elan :.ke the
&arae rut nal ruins Ir ,tut cN who, dn.; log
it '•u• th.ruujb.v with• towel. Mew and
fr•-h
breed afraid ori ba kept tap.:h •r.
N. ver put cake into lire mom b..z with
oar -a*. A tread bug shush* bre kept In a
o*,. Iwt dry parr. At ltae Srot hint od
mould 1*iuetcr abhor .p.;.
Never kap cwt(- ra two hoz.
BREAD minus
Every-buttaekeel.er a1.uu:J hate a go' -I
bread CIO. h. It .trou&1 h.• of heavy 4..:r or
nut*, thick crests. lieu& it at the end. Hee
Mat 1+ *. frelueo*lye walled awl e.'Il aired.
Ne. er *et IL get twat atn.oi; ree::: of brea,i
•a.rn 1 be.e noticed ern cloth.. of the kind.
:Cover oat nu c,ot.. for a , r other pur•p.oe.
NOW TO CCT WILL
Many per..ase are eximuiely awkward
atom. culton, bread. 1n .he first place,
loaves &humid be booed in peas about ta.1 a
yard to leuath and a little over an eighth
u* a yard in width, n,updcr sightly up-
ward,
pward, 11.ve for cutting a board tenger thus
yeti. leaf, and .o wide 04 nut h. let the
et mutt* tell iZ. P.ae the Ik'ff on the
beau d, bonding It down firm."' with Alta left
:.std. Woe a very sharp, amen, the..
Waled knife nick the bread the width you
• nth to cut tt, and thou cut rbc elan clean
through wiibout stopping. For d.nuer cut
,he bread quite tb:c.:, afterwards cutting
11*, sass to t*v ou lour pare.* ac"ordiug to
tee s.ze of it. R..r breaateat halt an iucb
will be ■ulltastotly *hick, and for tea Abe
el.ces .board be as del.cate.y tb*n as sill
bold together ..r adnt,t of tprewhn%; with
letter.
WABAD .CHAP WAG.
This should be (wide o: uuWeaClial runs-
;in
or;in or thin lima 1t tumuli' be hues in a
dry Neil place. All broken bits con to
put in t;:6. Every second week overhaul
the lag to wnteb for mould. 1f a Meme
qu■utity of *crape have accumulated, dry
nano of tie p.eaar In the oven aril roil
them for (rumba. The r.m,und.•r should
ie. used for akin; puddings eat batter
cakes, or fer aoulw Cra,nbs 'should never
be thrown away, but collected, dried and
rolled over. or kept ou band to scatter to
the birds in wor'e,.
'*4.%0. s Isms AL.
!deka' • deitgbt(ul mange, nod it meet
coodu, rims to b.altb. To make Graham
bead .et over nit a spoor. fore -b' of wheat
dour, in the pane way as for wheat bread,
neoy substituting halt m cup of syrup or
nueasres fur the sugar. la the rooming 1111
to with the Graham dour till a dough is
amide. Tteu wet to rise again- The. method
/teoeetitater niters frequent rimer.. but 1
have found it the tsars pian. Graham dough
takes k.o ter to nine and a little longer- to
bake than .beet door.
A Wia4r *will barrel.
The,Illustratlo,, shows an
a '
sesad effective way to prevent the bee. -
Jaz of .will during cold weather. fag a pit
two fast deep
and tour feet
aqua^', is whit*
place teem
i..ebes of fre.k,
hot horse man-
u s. On bbli
pia,* the barrel
and pact tbs
heat iug material
around the .kis Animal -:•won, aartt.t. .A►
until the top is XII.
Nearly readied. Then plans • frame or box
wltluut a bottom over the barrel, with •
cover which can be lifted up whoa tb..wlq
6 re moved Peek this bat full with ear.•,
and bat N1t4 frost nam get M. A tall fol.
.f hot water poured to the barrel, when ball
d Umt will sake the p.g. a warm drink at
moon, which will be appr.etat.d. The beat
will Net aims mt1 oaks. wase tb• manner
should berenewwd if tM barrel it pieced
ander a .hal, or wawa it will be protected
from wind and (mow, the mid will beer
mill how *Rea ea it. Thee 6 no advantage
in feeding frown swill: pec. Inter le numb
bettor, sod the boo fetd rte they w..t to
drink. .
(ewervasesa the K 11014.• 1111ak,
If it H of mat hen it 6 cheap sad non-
porous, but it tete rusty and umsig►tIy, as -
Ian eiao-ecat.d by the process of galv.sls-
NF
A wen -lined wooden slat fe u atensies-
tion It g.(. foal N apl1e of asap .ad
and walling sof is amt datable.
A lead Wok oftwiar,5 mows • lead -coated
sink- -immorally of woad It does net goo
rut y : bat It •boos get wrlak(ed. Fewer
three , MM., are broke,' he a Issd Neal sink
ler Y .we of Ices, for Davies reamer
Agin The average servant girl will
atokaal, at sink mated oa the market. We
Mast 4ircumr at leer by either nesting a
•••-eb.bable mtaaf, er Whig 'my
tsars of r.mn.leg the nh.saedaM ewes la
ilea
Mail duke are too wall to halm is • self
-
sospeHwg didtpmn It In imt r. laid Mown
clewb
d crese'sl pr"Met etMowq..w,l
base.. grew about nsvtine .Ase., that reams
61 Matta& and 1pf shout weals
lime: 11ht dillies' 1RA1'•.Mr*;a M•
WI beat, sad dens +r limed 1. elf
6 bid
l wbicT tow
Swas
FINE TAILORING
1891. 1891.
vv Gaza Spa____
Fine Display of New Goods,
Fine Worsteds.
Fine English and Scotch Tweeds,
Fine Canadian Tweeds.
Fine OvercoatiII s.
Fine Workmanship and Trimmings
CHEAPER THAN THEECHEAPEST.
3E3-s•iViQscCO Cm
PUBLICNOTICE
Another - large consignment of
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
R 'ES PRICE & SON.
Bay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended tn.
Goierich Foundry and whine Works,
RUNCIMAN BROS., - Proprietors,
FLOUR !ILLS BUILT ON THE LATEST IMPROVED SYSTEM.
tt'I': HAVE ON RANI) FOR .S.%l ).
IMPROVED LAND ROLLERS, HORSE POWERS,
GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW CUT-
TERS, PLOWS, Ac,
We are ManufacturingI.... d New Model Mowers
which are equal to the best. dive them a trial and encour-
age home manufacture.
It Will Pay you to use our new Steel Mouldboard Plows. )Doty
Engines and Boilers for sale.
REP.AIR$ eND CA.BTIZT 3.s OF dLL 6.11.4,1,4111 ,
DR. FOWLERS
.EXT: OF •
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TR)k!BERRY
CUES
HOLLRERA
holcra Mo,Z•bulll The TORONTO HOUSE
0U1 C'e
flAMPS
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TROYS AND n*MOVCS`'..) MS
or ALL KINDS IN CtiC�PEN OR
ADULTS ILNICET AS SYRUP ANO
CANNOT HARM Thlt MOST
_._ pP._T,lC.ATE CHIL C)_5•
-m •ria
T...3E ALI) I 1"Z G
AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS ;
AND FLUXES OF THL BOWELS DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR
CHILDREN ^R ADULTS.
Goderich Steam Boiler Works
RistabNabed 11110.
Chrystal & Black- Latest and Best
MOND HAND HIOBINBRI w LATTER GOODS
In Stock For Sale:
1 50 -horse power upright
boiler, all complete.
18 -horse power upright boiler
and engine.
1 6 -horse power horizontal
boiler and engine.
1 40 -horse power horizontal
boiler, all complete.
1 36 -horse power horizontal
boiler, all complete.
1 50 -horse power slide valve
engine, all complete.
The abovs have been thorough -
overhauled and warranted in
nret .lass condition. Ready Able
immediate delivery and will be
sold cheep
Hail oedema willeseefve prompt atalatha.
worts a Opp. a Ti t. flaattea.
6a 1�RIn nwsMly •tteadei lea
P.O. BOX 8e1,
fid
new ea view,
P. O'DEA.
Manager.
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110 • a■r M m. aew, ..e -.w mime.
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as rat:=. �•�1•10..e..
• as, *5000*. 1tN&a
PLAITING MILL
DOMINO NM.
Buchanan & Son,
ramtr►aelrt.le
SASH, DOOR and BLIND,
lealeee In all !rots er
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
AAA 1dlA.'..atwial of evert klesrtekee
hillifirtitare a Iliecialty'