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JOHN T. ACHESON.
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We are showing this wesh special values is ms
TWEEDS, UNDERCLOTHING and
GREY FLANNELS.
Bo the Tweed we sell at hoc. a yard, and the s
of Grey Flannel at ., worth 30c.
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A full line of
Gloves and Hosiery
line
A special line of Heavy Ribbed Wool Hose for Boys at
26 cents.
JNO. T. ACHESON.
FALL 'T'RADE. ,Sqs.
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The Fall Season is now upon us, and, as s matter of
course, FALL GOODS are in demand. 3We are inrre-
eeipt of a few lines, and shortly will have all Depart-
ments fully supplied.
Fine Hosiery, Gloves, Imported and Domestic
Woolen Yarns, Mantle Cloth and Tweed
,Steitinis
will be a marked feature, while all the other lines—too
numerous to mention—will be fully up to the mark.
1 do not pretend to keep the largest -tock, but as
regards completeness of es'ortment. duality and price,
will be found second to none.
INSPHOTION KINDLY INVITHD.
5 PIR MINT. DISOOLINT FOR GASH.
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Draper and Haberdseher.
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Special values in TEAS and SUGARS
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CONFECTIONERY and FRUITS.
ZD. CLAMPAIGNE11,
I T•tepho.s Conni etios
Clow. kiontreal-st and Nowa
Agenoy fbr `a MONSOON.”
ilnadrut-BM. my .vel, Mr. Brows !
whit '.v. you b..o dein' to yew 'sad !
11r. Brows-U.iag the arsic wpidery
hairrestorer you whoa was
on nebars.
A clock is v.,y din seat from . mat
Who• rt strikes it keeps on working.
When • barber talk. to =soli his stories
ars p•eraliy iilustr.ud with cuts.
When the .mall boy starts Orly for the
poetry it met to avoid the jam.
Tim m.a who will not work deans .o
credit, .ed can gist seas at the grocery
store.
The dug who Masse kis tail is like mmy
deh.iNf-he .seer readies bis co.etuelea
"We tie temperance orator an.u.ieg !"
"Yea ; be had • good dad of dry wit."
The rashes that rick mea have so away
friends is hawses they are capital let
Iowa
It is • question whether the poker -roam
should be called the eats -room or tka dr w -
Cold contracts. That's why 7� pc
book r so small wh.a yen have ca i.ik p
ler the winter.
risaumr rapgoemata --Beath -Toes
seaside howls are mere bozos. Send. -
Yea Boss of matches
Teacher - What ars the two capital of
Rhode Islami ! Smart .choler (prompIy)-
R.sadl.
Mr. Mariam -Is your .rtes e:paotiag
min to -night? y-1 peen .o. SMS
base •Ieapiag all day.
nem girl -Do you meek memos from
your poetry ? Oirl- _ (with a deep
silt) -Yee, it's all 'seafood.
Mho (kiswsg hent f --You've ham driabing.
I ma cndl it. He --•ed you've bees paw -
&Mag. I chs tame it.
Thep mea who dsponde on others to do his
week is a HMIs are genteel than • balsas,
kat no neeo home.
It is a Wadable ambition, my Goa, to with
to figure t Mt be sore to bet on
the side tYt pial to win.
"Hays you ossa lite 11ersweil, tM m-
isty lady who Ms pins as the step r
"91o, but I want tow Mr act, dreadfully;
she dways des."
"It is dreadfed, Maria, Hat you dog.
will have the let weed. "Fess, ma'am,
hew •m I to know that yea bye .,Mise
soars blay r
Qempeemi. -He (irrit•blyl-What sort
d e sapper see we scene to hero to-niAt,
good or bad? Sha --Both. Devilled Lim
and angel mks.
Maris.-My Ramos i. eery eadtabl.
Whoa b Pespes.m
d to e he sated like ons
means. -Perhaps Prbaps M was, dear.
We ham sent am squeaks' to the W.rY'.
Fair. Now, if we can only gat • shirt M
war with them, we will go forward .rid
repel..at Georg 1..
Diesppointia..-"How did that tie miss
you discovered pas oat!' It was • eat
halms. It proved to M only the gran of
• Harem goat."
A Sliding 8eal .-Boo1Waek-tilos. !
Geathess• What's t e pries ! Bootblack
-Five coma Wes you ask, on' Les Wee you
don't.
"l.'koIly must be a anion .a to bye w-
esmslated all his wealth." 'Ya -•a It
took kis lather -m -law thirty-five years to
got the sane mosey."
Wife -Don't you think His bonnet maks
my f•on look rather abort f Huabsd-Ne;
bust it makes my pocketbook look like •
perfect dwarf.
"So you think CAarler masa to foam
you Y' I'm sats of it.Did he say eel"
• No, but he asked permission is future to
give me only odds preasenta."
A10.m • Hint.--gb-.4 mw
this msuag for whom yon bill amg:Litsb ea?
miestioa H. --?w did, eh ! I game yon
most him leaked be the miner.
"Yea'," the sleepiest lookiag individual
I war saw," said Diek to the seedy man on
the ernes. ' Ys, eyes my oast hasn't bad
a imp for soots tins," quota hs.
The shin bey was is the Mbit of eating
hie leaf -bread and lenving the cresta Hate
--We oat oar emote here, laddie. Boy-
We•l. I'm haring them w yr.
A Diplomat -Bobby -8.y, pe, what de
yea do when m• says you have bass ea
• ? Ps--Thre, that'll do. Yon
like jam yearself, don't yon. Bobby
"I have jest ens ambition is life," mid a
weary lookieg oitiaoa. "Whit is nkat T
"To got this issido d my formes as warm ea
the We cheat enema let —mar."
Jeddah (at city restanr ss) -Maud7. a
”is eat year Meek t 1 can't Moody-
iaw, Isiah, that's marking. 1 reals deb
is the heed .d Irea we've read s mush
shoot
J.yemith tw.ested in a diaries) -1
won't argue with • iNL Onseee (s►r-
f.ly -I will Now that point you di.-
psted ia.t i--- Bet .1•yamith had
moped.
O.tiiug Used M It-Bdbrigps 1 y.
old man, what are yon them tooth
piths dews your beak 1 lly J.
gating is trainee. to wear my Mawr Gan -
oak, old fellow.
Got in for Nothing. -Ds Jid's--The
miler mid 1 could have OW slit for $26 oath
er Maes @radii. Bjonm-01 mares you
e tdiad economy • Dm Jinks--Ortsisly. I
took it for $60.
How de yea think I r gettiag sinal
with my cornet r "Why,' replied the
;torr. wom•n wM i. w mit lt Mede,
4t streok nos that maybe it w•oa't gtdto
semi to you yet."
Slims. -Do y o maim haw Uheigi had
tam into the habit ef t•ikimt to himsail
es the street f (A•tier- '. the mh
abeam M ba a Ass a ward la sins be km
iman
Abe (q@ )---Nena.aesl rs wys
yearn be tired ai marelys width' twwi�
Isar bourn after you've bought oto Illy bus
saw dress H. (haroiesi -Kd. Hen,
1'B .ewer hay one ler yen.
"Dewier, lit Mms thee anima ammoa
nom ..lif predme• names. r "Toe ; 1 sees
saw• ear fell d graph threw mg Wade
Made when awe w -Maas emend them
with their pkada
r- ' W i.eeses Irian ed Iles. -"1lIss
IlmknNs, de yes tYsk that gem %Mae
will shims ts og sot t Wm-
IpweIs sen. its be wawa non IBM alums es
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Cures Others TCW'ats=__
t. a true stale.nart 4
the anon 4 AYIIt'S berrp.eib
when takes he rsaoes ori,ie.tittq V Asa done! esi Dat we ave not amid, as we bare
impure blood 1 kat, while rale as.ertio.
Is tree of AYER'S S.n.p•nW, as
thousands cam attest, it cannot he trait.
holey applied toetMr psp.r.tia..►wht*
s.principlsd dealers sal •—seamed.
and try to impose apen iw► as "jest as
Ped as Ayer w" Take SipeOh fiarea-
pariYs and apw's only, if you Geed a
bioobperiller and would be betsellisd
permeseway. The medicine, for ass
My years. has enjoyed a repeWio..
and made a record for cures, that res
never b....leaped by other prepara-
tions. AYER'S Sarsaparilla eradicates
the taint of hereditary scrofula sad
other blood diseases from the system.
and u bas, deservedly, .the coofidsaos
of the people.
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
" 1 cannot forbear to express my joy
at the rebef I have obtained from the
use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. 1 was
aflticted with kidney troubles for about
sin months, suffering greatly with pains
in the small of my back. In addition to
this, my body was covered with pimply
eruptions. The rernedee prescribed
failed to help tea I then began to take
AYER'S SaniaparDla, and, to a short
time, the pains Ceased and the pimples
disappeared. 1 advise every young
man or woman, in case of sickness
resulting from impure blood, no matter
how long standing the case may be, to I
take AYER'S "- H. L. Jar-
mann,
an
sunny 33 WiAiam st., New York City.
Will Cure You
reapa.d h Dr 3. C. Ayer & Co., L.wsi Mesa
1.1.. •S5,.e.
Hamm -.-"By tb way, trader, where
do yea live mewl "
Wander -"I don't, I board...
Bede wtta RMI.
Dr. Wood's Norway Pins Syrup rite mod-
ern .scoentd care foreoegla, °olds, Warm
, , asthma, beemebiti., tor. throat and an
pulmonary complaints, is made from tM
Wet pectoral barbs and barks by the stoat
.ktHful and soiestitic method., and cannot
fail to gin prompt relied. 9w
amass a Geed Hrrr. het.
It w.s hardly possible to find Sowed',
Liu is. great military oommrnder, of the
siert.
' Do you never take off your cloths .t
night !" be was asked.
No," said M. Bat when I get lazy
mud want to bare . real comfortable sleep,
generally take of one spur."
flm..'d'. L/dmet. L—berwias'• reeved.
A COMPETENT STAFF
AND
011 HIIDLI INT JOB IN OUR LIBB.
we NAV, • a•aoa .voC'N UV
STOVES
FOR HEATING AND COOKING
FOR COAL OR WOOD.
WE ASS sU1LL DAZING T.5
RE -DIPPED TINWARE.
DIVE U8 A CALL
SAUNDERS & CO.
WEST BTREET.
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Fall millinery 1
MISS CAMERON,
Who has recently visited the leading markets in the East, has now
in stock complete lines in all
The Latest Styles of Millinery, suit-
able for Fall and Winter
Trade.
And respectfully invites an early inspection of the ;erne.
MISS CAMERON, Hamilton-st.
Dn. les
A. B. CORNELL
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4;;;iir XrcLeafn's Block—On the Square—ltcLean's Block
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Remember, NO HIGH CHARGES. The beat stock in the county to choose from.
2 first-class hearses. Don't fail to give him a call and save money. Prompt attendance.
rrNO CHARGE FOR HEARRE&
A. B. CORNELL,
On the Square.
EVERYBODY USES
EDDY'S
MATCHES
BEST QUALITY. SURE LIGHTER.
T�Lf�Gi-R�3
TisitirxTo BRANi'/I-29 Front -qt. West. MONTREAL BRA Nt•H-31$ 9k'
James -+t. Mainuml Woilut—Hull, Canada
UNDERTAKERS
J_ BROP:' Az BON
Have added to their present business me 4 B. J. Naar'. Latest Style
lot Qty Hearses, also the finest line 4 funeral furnishings in the county.
and are wow F. spared to conduct funen s at pitons reasonable.
Thie department will be strictly attended to by his son William, who Ittei
lin the employ of the late D. Oarrinn for the pest ten years, W •
Iknowledge of the beednew, aid by prompt attention bogee to share part e
Public patronage. Sam.o.her the R1011 --tallest., tin year way te the pet
oioa Give *s 11011111., it") ori
J. BROPHRY' & SON.
WHY
Does UEO. BARRY, the
Goderich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the beat stock
of funtitnre and undertaker's
supplies f And how is it
that he can sell .o cheap 1
BECAUSE
He find. that it pays in tbe
long run. His motto is :
" Small Profits anal Quick Re-
turn." He also makes a
specialty of picture framing.
Give him a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 2357-y
Patronise
. True
Competition.
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