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SION-AdEr;--43ODER1Ci1, ONT., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1892.
jOF1t. ACHESON.
+ + + +
�•.»showing this week special values in
5, UNDERCLOTHING ad
CREY FLANNELS.
Tweed we sell at 600. a yard, and the special line
of Grey Flannel at 25c , � worth 30c. ,th„Liiiii
+ + + + + + +
hill lin of
Gloves and Hosiery
special line of Heavy Ribbed Wool Hose for Boys at
25 cents.
JNO. T. ACHESON.
ALL TRADE
I 892.
The Fall Season is now upon us, and, as a matter of
course, FALL GOODS are in demand. We Are in re-
ceipt of a few lines, and shortly will have all Depart-
ments fully supplied.
ane hosiery, Gloves, Imported and Domestic
Woolen Yarns, Mantle Cloth and Tweed
Suitingx
will be a marked feature, while all the other lines—too
numerous to mention—will be fully up to the mark.
I do not pretend to keep the largest stock, but as
regards completeness of assortment, quality and price,
will be found second to none.
f3PSCTION KINDLY INVITED.
PDR CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
RICTLY ONE PRICE.
.tom
Ik
Dreyer and Haberdasher.
kn Elegant Cook Book
GIVEN AWAY
wiTil SWUM POUND OP
SPA Alamed
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1;ecw Values in TEAS lad SUGARS
Fresh Baltimore Oysters, Daily.
CHOICEST LINEN OF
CONFECTIONERY and FRUITS.
ED. O AI NE'B,
Coy. Montreal -at. and tagvare.
1Prehphone (7efmsa60a,
Agency fbr " MONSOON."
JUST NOR Offs
Ssm.thisg that mks Mair thio wards
- 60 sent tip te the waiter.
Yung man make a mete of Mae lienee
widow are amt perm
Daryl Do yes think the ..dienes aot4.i
that ..sg I sang se badly. • '.bel Which!
Natural. "What did ho wife do wham
e hs totted the boar en his .-oat'" '•Mhe
embed him down."
Yam always burial the h.t.a.t where be
tea get ea it readily when he waste N
WAIL
Jc .• n says there is a.tbktg el.vau.g
about i.,.-i.ty--it ww't take . man up when
he'. down.
Always credit a wise man with whit he
does out say, and charge the foil'a r ord. op
to burn.
The mail who owns a railroad never gets
halt aa snuck joy out of it as the one whe
travels my a free pass.
The battle -bap have bail their outing,
sad the cold wave Nap will bare their tura
n ext
"Can you see how Douce can afford to
order • 640 suit !" ••Y.& He don't expect
to pay fur it."Robbins aw-mg
You look like amotkerbud s. $t, Jun..
a.othsr trsager-
am. This isn't Jooea.
An Irish friend orate that the .hill
pismire is Mier ag • pretty girl is whim .he
weal let you
Two bide.. --"Is he really going se marry
!tial Pow' H. must be very deco ia
love!" "Yes ---or in debt
When a mother says her boy i. "fall .f
We," the neighbors know it means that he
will Hake trouble for them.
All sorts of vexations attend the ponce
=anaemia match. Even the lamp u I.-
questly put eat over st.
There's thio to be said of fall faahmos.
that a nam never goal down with the sena
grace that a woman dose.
When sand gets in a mealime it orally
stops it from ranging. 11 is not so, how-
ever, with the political machine.
Oholly--I
think this aerator's b.a.tiy
stupid. Ile says, "think twigs befoah you
speak- Qoreace- I'w.po.t. o.a
Sloe -Hew do you like my hot! He -11
makes .your face very Snag. She ---It
made papa's face very bag when ke paid
for it.
'They say ahs is very tinder -hearted.'.
"Trader -hearted ! Why, that woman
would rather died ennui thea try to kill
lime."
It would probably be hard to convince •
Watson roaster that his crowing doesn't
have • good deal to do with making the .ms
rias
Lady --When is my teak! Baggsge-
aaa-I couldn't Gad any trunk, mum, but
IN. got the handle with the check mi.
Brigs --How do you fake my new coat
I get it at the might parlor." ts -Fiat
Eska. it's atms of the beat •its I ever
IOW.
She -Yes would be surprised if I were te
tell you that I v past 2S, wouldn't you!
lis --I would he surprised at your tilling
sac
It was in the School of Naga. -Profs.
ssr-What you have just drawn there Woke
more like • cow than a hone. Pupil-lt i.
• row, sir !"
Edith Wh) did ea dismiss Mr. Good.
heart ! Blanc , he got so urea rather
it at home and hold my head thea take ms
to the theatre.
"Thu is an 1.dea1 baud," remarked the
gambler under his breath an be dealt him-
self tour aces mad the other fellow a quar-
tet of otouarcha.
A Chicago Proposal. --Wabash McHenry
-]urs. Lakeside -Lobelia--will you be
mine' Mira Lakeside -How much alimo.y
do you pay
There's plenty of room at the top, but
you Moulds.% tell an ambitious artist as
Inst ae he is en the point of ..siding his
picture to the exhibition.
.'Why did you break your engagement
with Mies Hipt.,n !" "It had to be the ea-
t or me and I'm too food of good
wing to go into tankruptcy.
The ballroom ceiling cracked during •
demos . • pi : rate house at Newport
''Gracious '" said one of the girls, "that
meat be the
"Bring ane a ooh," said the round-
er. "I want something to make ma
steep. Yea, sir,- said the intelligent
waiter. ''Beverage. air, or Louden litera-
ture ."
"Could jou lead rare an It !" "My boy,'
replied Charley ('ashgo, "ever since my
school days when 1 studied algebra
has stood me for as unknown quan-
tity."
Miss Pad -Oh, Mr. [ode, I'm just from
the manicure's sad you don't know how
Moe my bands fel Dude -No ; bat give
them to in and 111 Nod eat •
Better than Law. - Mr. Suburb --M
n eighbor has • big dog that we are all afraid
of. What do you advise?" Lawyer-A:ot
• bigger mss. Five dollars, plasm
A Painful State of Affair,. M•thilde
- I'm sure 1 wish I knew what Mr.
Snippys intentiosa are. Flora- Inteo-
tloa.! tt'hy, Snippy sever had such • thing
is hii life.
..Whet make ad Chief Hos-of-a_tien so
b•Ppy tonight r" "He robbed a travelog
open troupe last night and scooped •
trunk,,(ull of wigs Be clams they're
scalps.
llsserreit .,tits Nam&-Acere--Nmitk r
about your clip* trh.d, iw't he ! Itor-
rowitt-Y es d him ! W. almost
impossiblo to barrow • mat from him.
Professor -You ..em Vim he very dull
Whets Alameda the Oreil bores r age
he had already oongseresd the Stu-
dent -Well, yen sae, be had A for
• teacher.
A Dangerous Counterfeit. -"This is Vat
meat &Meadona semntsrfsit I ever caniel.4.
• ease," remarked the actor, as be felt the
bath-..d-seavas bridge giving way ender
his foe►.
;baud -$a asked me to marry ham, but
mid he hadosly a broken heart tooth" me.
Marie Did yes accept hiss wider these
amdltios, • 11au11 t es, kis bank aesewmt
was intact.
Frankness N.waldd.--Dr. did My
dear (elbow, this supposed siassm .f yours
is all immensities. Mr. Oriel-- An right4,
Bator: 1 supplies, these you'll be ecstestsd
with aa im•gtsery fast
Ayer'sPills
Are better known and more gener-
ally used than any other cathartic.
S -coated, purely vegetable,
and free from mercury or any other
injurious drug, this is the ideal
family medicine. Though prompt
and energetic in their action, the
nits of the pills is attended with
only the best results. Their effect
is to strengthen and regulate the
organic functions, being especially
beneficial in the various derange-
ments of the stoma.. s, liver, and
bowels.
Ayer's Pills
are recommended by all the le..ding
physicians, and druggists, as the
most prompt and effective remet;y
for biliousness, nausea. costive-
ness, indigestion, sluggishness of
the liver, iaundice, drowsiness,
pain in the side, and sick headache;
also, to relieve colds, fevers, ne:!-
ralgia, and rheumatism. Thcv
are taken with great benefit
chills and the diseases peculiar to
the South. For travelers, whethc r
by land or sea,
Ayer's Pilis
are the best, and should net cr he
omitted in the outfit. 'fo precert e
their medicinal integrity in s.II
climates, they are put up in bottles
as well as boxes.
" 1 have used Ayer's Pills in tier
family for several years, ane. shwa►
found them to be a mild and ex:-4-
lent
xpat.-
lent purgative, having :t goon,
effect on the liver. it is the lest
pill used."—Frank Spi?im:s., Sts:-
phur, Ky.
Pr. -pared by Dr.C. Ayer t C !-.�.' .. `-:..v:
Sold by as Dr .*.. ♦erc're
Every Dose Effeo;: i.2
Se Wm etas sum.
Risketts—Who ars you .■sadag at, mgr!
Skidds lank repented sisr■atmtory par-
osysmsi- -At oboe ! at .huo!—Judge.
Per Meng sr slid.
Children and adults are squally heosfited
by the um of Dr. Wood's Norway Piss Syr-
up, the now mad s.eomsfdDough y.
mo
11 stops murk in ..s sight aad�may be re-
lied ow as as effectual remedy for ooli,
asthma, breechit.is and similar troubles.
Price 26 and 50 Dents at dr.ggi.ta. 2w
whiten t. A5stsatsr.
Hill Nye is The November castor,.
I wrote two scathing editorials for this
paper, which had a good deal to do with
1 ringing en the war, it was said. Whom I
see now what that war cost in blood and
bitterness •m•1 rain regret, of course I am
sorry about it : but then I was young and
impulsive, and had never brought en • war, `
I world know better now.
.,
The C9JLW°
Has ateruek us, pet we are not afraid, as we have
A COMPETENT STAFF
AND
CAN HANNA IST JOB IN OUR LIMB.
WI NAYS • 'LARDS STOCK Or
STOVES
FOR HEATING AND COOKING
FOR COAL OR WOOD.
Ws Aar STILL VAMPS MI
RE -DIPPED TINWARE.
GIVE UN A CALL
SAUNDERS & CO.
WEST STREET.
Fall Mi!iinery!
MISS CAMERON,
Who has recently visited the leading markets in the Eaat, has now
in stock complete lines in all
The Latest Styles of Miiiinery, suit-
able for Fall and Winter
Trade.
And respectfully invites an early inspection of the same.
MUSS CAMERON, Hamilton -at.
ltillm
A.
B. CORNELL
B.
T.TN�ERT R
roe McLean's Block --On the Square--McLean's Block,
STILL-OONTINUA$ TJICONDUCT PUN&RAIS ATOMS USUAL LOW PRICKe.
Remember, NO HIGH CHARGES. The best stock in the county to choose from.
2 first-class hearses. Don't fail to give him a call and save money. Prompt attendance.
;ANO CHARGE FOR HEARSES.
A. B. CORNELL,
On the Square.
EVERYBODY USES
EDDY'S
MATCHES
BEST QUALITY. -
A. U..t,Heb 1/111111. -Ass -Wm Sus
u nsaved at high msem! Mabel - No ; abs
sever bad may style ft shiher. Amy- -M
what hour did tire .seam.ety take *eel
Mahal -Twelve e'desk.
"1 don't w what good dudm w em
earth, styksw' mid the *eery .alter, se
me d ahemve.ishe.l ',in the seem
"Great Ikea r smeWrie . the hone repor-
ter. Dear uses hese is Yve. •
Ianhr—This r the ham perm we horn,
hit 1 wwbi't alt him wtaheut yes
k.sw W .w huh t hell .e.w Y Ye feel
dser't rat bif► Mum Tae ---PR solo Was
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SURE LIGHTER.
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Toaox4' l ANcH-29 FrontrAl Wean. 11IONTUAL BRANCH -111$ St 1
Ates -et NAlrxarm WORKS—Holl, Canada.
UN DEI1AKERS
J.
1E111.07 et SON
Have added to their most business one of B. J. 's Lstsst S le
OF Baty Hearses, also fro Gamut line et funeral furnish in the county,
sad are now prepared to coronet funerals at pion r o m eJ 1
This deportment will be .trietly attended to by hie sea William, Vac, being
15 the employ of the late D. Gordon for the past lots pious, lase a da,_-e.gt
Icerewledge el the business, and by prompt attention hopes to share part .t lit.
palate patronage Remember the plans—Went—et, ea your way to tee pati
Aft. Ohre ns a oall.l
J. BROPHT+3Y & SON.
WHY
Does (;EO. BARIUM, the
(3oieri.h furniture dialer sad
undertaker, keep the best stock
of furniture and under'taker's
supplies? And how is it
that he can sell so cheep 1
BECAUSE
He finds that it pays in the
long run. His motto is :
" Small Profits and Quick Ro-
tuma." He also makes a
specialty of picture framing.
(live him a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Plaid always on hand. 2357 y
Patronise
True
•Competition.
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