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THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, AUG. 23. 188x.
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A BARN FOR EVERYTHING.
A Pia* est P.trt.g All rem Depsrtaseate
Ceder (1'.. Meet
A correspondent of the l'u.utry nestle.
anew, from whom page. wen engrave the
illuetretlutu of this article, wipes
Your eur►mpond.st L. A. 16. wants the
"plan of barn for • 100 -sen farm -the
genre roof to curer hones, cew., steep,
pigs. l..ultry, hay, craw, straw. tools,
cart-, everything u'.I,II where ge,eral
hnsl en Iry ie In pr.rctlbe -the b sd.i.ug to
be al•4h/,nl• a hill teems t.es high and to
clot Lei w e. n 4800 us•1 41.20o
Ae y'•u wisely r mark, ,t would bare
been 14.•'t. 1 it hs hal given ua the number
of each I, uo1 of live 'cock b. *ant. W keep•
and the bulk of hay std grans to be
eluted
After making an allowance of twenty
acres for wuod•lot. wase land and per -
!Laurin patinae, h. probably has eighty
acres of good tillable land fur raising grain
and hay. If so. he will need • bank baro
at Pleat fifty by seventy Leet, and if he
wants • silo, fifty by. eighty feet will be
sone tau large Then is much .all against
bank borne-thatthey are dark. damp,
unclean sod uubealthful, and no doubt
OVUM 4,1 them are objectionable on this .c •
FI.. 1 PLAN or ISAsrrcrr, 3u by in t, Sir
stalls for young Battle and -elves. 1 b '. f.rt.
Including ha - Los and walk Indian I: It. feel.
Ina passage 0 fret w Ids: (' *tout and .-.111.
Pal *l t by :y; gutter and walk. )to, tt, d
Pal
.1.tle. 1 by 10 E. 1 tel 1 .tau for hone,
• by ick F. pig pro. s by lit it, sheep pen. 11 by.
It H, situ. 11 by 1: 1. out.. 1e .1...ra: J. gate.;
K. place% ahem hay and .trans fall from
Mame: 1., weal, bran and oat, are drawn
(1051 hopper. su.ppnderl below sue upper
floor with .potic..
count, but they are not neceeear:ly so. and
can be OV constructed thin they will be as
light and dry and can be kept as clean and
hr.tlthful as • barn entirely Aimee ground.
No otter way has ever been devised by
which au much room ran he obtained. and
so many ce,nveniewcee **cured at the same
oust A bank barn has the room of two
!Tens and. r the roof of ons, and the *tient,
all kelt In. it, can be taken care of with
flinch i.ew labor than if kept In two. The
hal: where I. a M. desire to build is
tweuty feet high. He should only dig into
it far en.n.gh to have the bank about 5 feet
hi;h on the upper side. This win supply an
abnu.la.re of earth to make the embank-
ineut for the driveway. and leave A apsth
f four feet above the ground for window*.
Most of the earth con be removed by the
temper and placed when wanted fur the
driveway.
The boatmen* should be ten feet high ea
the lower side and nine feet on the upper,
se that the drains will carry the water,and
If rains should dash nn through an open
door or window, tie water will find its
way ort There should be s tile or atone
drain with cutlet under the foundation
walls, surd a space of two feet between the
bar.: and walls on three sides 611.4 with
broken stones to .apply drain„e and pre
74.141 the frost from crowding the walls in-
ward. The walle en three sides should
bars a little "batter.- or lean toward+ the
bank. Masonry is the must expeusiye part
of a bank .earn, ►rot the walls need not be
so high as finally built tete foot is
a -, $
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B. permanent floor. :/'fry 17; 1•. stain Moor, Si
h)- 17: D. grdner% and l'c••age todlu; 1 .enq
I1 by I1 and di Mali; F. tool room*. M by 19,
and N by le; (:, out.lde dr.om
enough for the lower side, 6.e feet for the
ripper, with offsets along the sides just
keeping the sills 1 which net on these off -
sma' high enough above ground to prevent
decay.
Between the basement sills and the barn
boor sills are poets, weather boards and
windows. Part of the foundation wall on
the side next the driveway must either be
built to the fluor sill ur a short bridge ton•
&trawled to span the *pace between the end
of the embankment and the door. The
latter will ptwerve the sill better, and will
permit (if desirable) • window or cistern
ander it.
Sixteen 12 light windows will snake the
basement light, and when in warm
weather will supply as • ventilation
as if • bores stood under a shade tree its
the field and be much cooler. The four
ehotes, or places when hey and straw are
thrown down from above with the two
lacked cupolas on the roof will earry off
the foul air when the fresh air is admitted
below.
The plan of the beerment will show 20
stalls for young cattle and calves. 3 by 9
Flt. a 1'..•,, or N11,1,1 It Metrr9, 10. ..mw.-
WSW. of alae ewesfon -Posta, M feet
Meg; B.rIIa post.. A fast Isoa1 raise la red,
le fi*( above 'bum
fest. IneludIng monger, asd walks bahlr.d
111 cow or cattle stalls over 4 by 74 feet.
al* 4ttltet0, sad • walk babbitt Be bat.
5 by10;
rea11.. one 55aby l0 feet. one bmf 4 III.
11 by111gt ell. 11 by 11k a 6 lyTY, beak .r.
the sheep pee le by
is abut I bee
Alb sad se .Map should have •esp1Sate
yowl from .elle, then .lathe be as area
end wine
PDiget
tMtb d l deer
t omid (*.gose we est M IR
It no .Lia is waited its wires lathe hoe
drain mge 1N seed for ea1ves, dram or
so_.Ws11 dna sad i. (Ire upper earn for
bob
Th..., sew beep Ye paltry earrb..e
la the bmemeat (overhead) he cage n.1, by
mahlag the i.nhe. .late sp soder tie
Ite.'r, and having a wide alai .odee them
le each the dropptuga, which .h.sll b.
high trough to pe.. trotter without stoup -
1.4. and of ansae cleaned un. aid drop -
pow. carried nut a. °lieu ow the stables aro
*lab should foe every day. W
keep Leri ref our fowls iu the ba..oeat.
all they d., well. Trey are never allowed
In t1,e upper story. 'I'L.lr neon are aa-
nre1, •411 of the way. They pick sp
.cwt • red feel. rat insects .m,1 uraggot,
that 1.er„nr. die* it nut dmtru)wl, and
melte 1n.. h,.• r.-* generally useful
-
Our pig pen a lar the beeement, and 10
so warm and comfortable' in the winter
that 111e page grow and fatten as fast as
the. do in the summer If cleated every
da'the barn is kelt as otioriew and
egr...able :a if no pogo erre housed or it
1.. A. M. will hardly be able to build
ene•s a Gant rhe watt. for 4800 or o 1.200,
21+at.434 by 70) oast utas $1,500.
M1e4.
THE GUINEA FOWL.
as Wear fMet•• fear. Alasallu.
TOs. flay New I1.e.lrw
Then are a good many varieties of this
bird, all of which an supposed to have ori-
ginated in Africa The two kinds must
gen-rally known are the speckled, or pearl,
and the white, the former being the mon
common variety. They are prolific layers
during the stammer season, they mature
early, and their fleeh 1. file and Louder.
The meal of the white (.nine u white, the
•kin being yellow; the speckled have dark
flesh . both have a gamey flavor.
The bins• mate iu pain They usually
commence to ley in May or Jun. The
egg*, though small. are rich in flavor.
the shell is very hard, and if the eggs w
set under • hen, the neat should be filled
with dirt and eat in • awl, moist pane.
The period of incubation is twenty -.1
days When young they are delicate, Lk*
turkeys, and continue so until they change
their teat of soft down for one of ('sabers.
They should be (e1 and managed like
young turkeys, and, like them, will be
ineliuel to seek high remota, but should not
be permitted to do so.
c Heine cowls are very useful as protect-
or of other young fowls from the attacks
of hawks, crows or rate, as they are quick
to give the alarm inaloud, shrill cry. moot
Unpleasant to the uuw.'lcome hntra.ler.
The only objections to be urged against
these birds are their noise and quarrelwome
habits In the poultry yard they are spite-
ful ;especially the ..,ckst to young chicks,
turd are, generally speaking, of • very pug-
nacious disposition.
The young can easily be trained to run
with hens, and when so reareol will not be
octftA w,wt.it.
er apt to quarrel with them. When first
batched they are quite wild, but when
kindly treated and oaten fed, they will be-
come eudici.'utly tame to eat from at
hand, and will not wander far from home.
The white Variety are inure tame thou the
speckled.
It is aivisible to start keeping guinea
fowls by either purchasing eggs and batch-
ing them under domestic hens, or proeur
ing them when yonug, when they are more
likely to localize themselves to their own
er'e wish than if t archaised as older birds.
If adult birds be purchaser) they will re-
quire boxing up for three weeks or mouth
and feeding carefully to tame them, other-
wise they are liable to wander off at their
own sweet will, 1.0mibly-Heyer to return.
But ui elite of there disadvantages, as a
semi domesticated bird,ht is very profitable
upon a farm or anywhete where it can have
free range and plenty of liberty, clearing
th- ground of myriads of inept life, and
le i rg a small feeder in comparison with
ordivary poultry.
Ontario Dalry Eaperlese.te.
Bulletin XC III. of the (Interio Agricui
tnral College is devoted to giving the re
sults of tests of mi4k made at the Special
Dairy School at the College. The tests
were -made in two dhtectiens. oto being to
•.certaiu adulteration with water, or skim-
ming of the cream, and the other to esta-
blish a. rale by which milk could be bought
and Haid for according to the tat contained
in it in the first test the lactometer was
used in order to find the specific gravity at
a temperature of sixty degrees FAIL W hen
the temperature could not readily be fixed
at sixty degrees, .1 is added or subtract
ed from the indication on the lactometer
for each degree above or reluw sixty. The
specific gravity of pure milk ranges frau
2h to 34, and that of skimmed milk is 33
to 36. This means that 1f water weighs
1,0I41, milk weighs 1,028 to 1,034, and
when the milk is skimmed .the lar taken
..ut) the milk weorhs 1.033 to 1,036, as fa
M lighter than water.
In order to find the proportion of tat
(butter' in milk, the Babcock tetter was
rased In this the sample of milk to be
t.r1d 1a pot into little bottle* at 70 de
groes if possible. and • littrn acid is put
into each bottle, which will coagulate the
asset° and other solids, and leave the (a
floating on lop, To bring it all to the top
of the bottles, they are put into • revolving
holder, which whirls them around at the
Ma of 700 to 1,200 n.olualons per minute.
The fat being the lighter, accumulates in
one end of the bottle, which 1. graduated
in • scale on the «milds. showing the
psreent.ge of fat and of the skimmed ur
separated milk. The test should show
$ per cent. or mon of fat, 87 to 88 per
cent. «t water, and 8.5 to 9.5 per cent of
solids not fat 1f below aper amt. of fat
le abown, the milk' has hen skimmed.
Fnll directions are given in the bulletin
for making the testa absolutely cornet
The bulletin gives • table showing that
1,000 pounds of milk having 37 per Boot
of fat is worth 48.25 when mads into
butter "Hell sells at f4 moots per pouud,
while if It enntainod 4 per .. t. al tat It
would have been worth 48.92 Ranh patron
el • factory when the Babeosk tetter Y
sed, gate pay for his milk recording to its
value .ad aM sessrdtng to Its mower.
A M Pysetlea R1.t..
Beery owner of a home Inc farmtag
.Bantry or willow*, mays th. (*Riveter,
should dm enamally to make some Im-
provement of hie e.m,.ndioga Saddler
wore .rested years ago In haste. svl
gm g'o.nda with mor. or lege of • lee..g1
earf.ea Belag now eov.red with gram
the owner does not wish to have the mar•
face broken and the .o.I spoiled ; bet he
may make • einem* lawn by gradually
filling thedepresloae with Ira mirth or
lead to • d•ptb of •a leek to the honeys.
The gram quickly penetrates this thin bad;
and b repeating the operation several
them tee Beef en, be may *Nal 11115,feet sad le of lis ..r1Les. bow
meek • great impromestal
ArTII'ITY I\ THE BST
TO. Empress of Japan Bring, Further
Ad Wee from l okohaua
JAPAN IN GOOD FIGHTING TRIM
ore 1 .s a rame .t Twenty TlerwuA te..
le 1 urea - A .Ilii loin. Espeeled
Melo.. *s..1 •10. Jape Itlagee
Cheese Plratee t...- t►a
Row anima *Nair.
1- r. elA, B.l'., Aug. 18. -When the
Empress of Japan, whleh ham
ar • t. ed hen, left Yokohama, news of
..o .o..n '.anon of Lb eked* filled the air
.ill a..the Crinesto west beacote and
1410, r..- a helm removed. Railway and
telegra;,.. lutes wen being hastily eon
strut t. -.I in botl, c •line and Japan. Tor•
pod... had boon laid at the entrance of all
the riven and mon stripe and further
supplies of arms and ammunition were be-
fog ordered. Elceptioually stringent prat
regulations had been adopted to prevail
any but official eons being published.
Strong efforts are being made by the Jap -
Vine to throw all the blame for the Kow
Shing affair upon iratical Chimes* troops
on board, wbu forks- Captain llalworthy
to east bim(spit iato'tthe sea to escape being
mamboed at their hands, and the Japanese
*siert that England lel.* the strongest pos-
sible claim fur damages Against Chin.
lar Corea Claim' still appears to have
the advantage of Humber* i1 het land
force, tlougu Japan to credited with ba. -
Ing 20,000 men In the field anal more
troops are being ounstautly landed by both
belligerents. There le every °suspect of •
severe engagement lar the neighborhood of
Seoul before coaly da)s. Each of the
European p0wen has lauded a small force
to protect its consulate at the Cuomo
capital. It is reported that the ('oreau
( iuvernweut has uftic,aily intimated to
Jaime that they will promptly sever all
connections with China.
Lo?t.,x, Aug. 18.-1'aptain iltgle., who
toes juin concluded a six year' service se
naval .°wiser to Japan, .aid in an inter•
new yesterday: "1'heships. officer* and
men of the Javanese ratty are dietinctly
comparable tat those of any European
cavy. The .Hilo .re energetic and stud-
ious. The engiuelys are .'specially good,
and the engines are admirably worked. 1
have seen the Nulwa worked 100 revo-
lutions *'minute, which wos her natural
dranght trial speed in England. The
Japanese are very smart with the Land -
worked guns, but du not take so readily t°
the bydranuc gnus. The asameu are en•
rarely uu-uneut.J-always alert, patient
dud , :.,' rful. The Japanese officers are
faithful students of Ca1t. Mahan, the
Aller .Can handl hi.torian.
"Tire Japanese *nent, with which I am
intimately aquainted, le equipped ad-
mirable. The troops exhibit great dash
and steadiness iu sham fights and under
fin and their discipline is extremely good.
The artillery is retuarkailly well e.: red;
the driven lire tmrlese and the gnuuer
are smart. Phyeicaliy the J*pauese an
ideal solders, with strongly developed legs
aid light bodies, and they are untiring
marchers.
"I do not believe that the Japanese
seriously nitrous to attack the Cheese tort.
They .n too wise and value their .blue
too highly to du that. I au of the opinion
Ulm their recent affair at Wel-Hai• Wei
was • reo'uuauance. 1 believe the Japan-
ese will clew the *ea before the winter
and that the campaign will he manly oar
land. The usual commonplace remarks
pbout the certainty of the ultimate success
of the Chinese owing to their uumoers and
r.eource* way be true. but it is not easy
to tone* the result. Japan a modernity be-
ing • new factor in the tar eget "
FOUL PLAY IS FaRED.
A Xlagar. Falls Weems Wseppeers Mrs.
terlously-N5 Trite* et Her.
NIAGARA 1'•ALIR, N. Y., Aug. 15. -On
the 7th fust, a Mn. hath, whose maid.1,
name was Miss Anuie Blonds, dimpleered
with a sun: or money amounting to about
4600 which she recently received as her
share of the money for which a farm in
Willoughby, Welland County. ant., had
been sold Since then no trace of her has
been found and her relatives are anxiously
awaiting Information regarding her where -
about. They fear that she may have met
with foul play.
'Phe miming woman is described asbeing
about 32 years of age, a (ietman, weigh -
*bunt 116 pounds. She won. it is thought,
A block dress et the time of her disappear-
ance. She b 5 feet, 2 inches in height
and carries her left hand in • *ring. Mra
Oath, it is said, disliked very much to
leave the tum, saying she would feel dis-
couraged and homesick if she did so.
Her husband and infant child died shortly
after the sale of the farm. thus adding to
Mrs. Oath's lonesomeness.
lamer Stables Oeeerored.
Beaus, Ont., Aug. 16.-A Ire occurred
ben yesterday and completely gutted the
American livery stables and carriage
works of Ephraim and Aaron Bricker, re-
spectively. G,fsesn street. Fortunately •
heavy rein started about this time whie1
with the excellent work of the fin brigade
kept the Are confined to this building,
otherwise disastrous revolt& were antici-
pated, the building being *.coated almost
in the heart of the town, and the hay,
straw, etc , eying the Are king nndue ad-
vantage. As it is the loge is estimated at
from 85,000 to 410,000, with insurance
about enough to cover it. All the live
*tock wee saved, the M.ief loge being the
building, baggies, carriages. robes, her-
oes*, tools. ate.
II. 0.R. Rrakeer.a. 1111114041.
Tacao, N. 13 . Aug. 16. -Brakeman
Albert Meinne*, of the I. C. R work.,
Truro, wee fatally injured at Milford Ste
tion yesterday. He wee breaking on a
special to Halibut. While shouting at
Milford, and stepping between two ears,
the stroke from the engine blinded him
and made him mks hie footing. He fell
between them and the train ran over him
lett Lail at the knee, tomphltely er.shiag
it 1t was tome time before he wee lois-
fled and • meo.dmble quantity of blood
atm Lod He wee b1ooglt1 to Truro and
put ander gargle.) sen trot died shortly
atter.
•rata Assault ea a Woman.
Ba.rerow, (Met, Aug. 1t -Yesterday
Jaek Lowden, a worthless old loafer ep.
peered at the knteho 0( the (Niihau' home
and ..ked for breakfast. The oink did
not soesply with hle request as erp.dlt-
toaaly as he thought she should. anal urine
words pared between them, ending 1n the
old .tan sinking the wnssaw 44•.r 111.. bawl
with ..tick of fir. wuud, knot, k,na her
down. The pawl hied pr.d...y. 0.d it
M 1b..ghe 0. M et a eerie.. 'uses( • 11.
Lowder vie rode.
Gotieelisom
•
Your husband will notice a great
secmcat in your cooking,
when
You use CtQLE NE
Your house will not be filled with
the odor of hot lard, who's
Y'u use (off QUNE
Your,�doctor was lose some of his
Dyspepsia Cases, wheys
You use CQLENE
Your children can safely eat the
same food as yourself, whets
You useC1lroLENE
Your money will be saved, and
your cooking praised, when
You use (afro LeNE
Famous cooks, promincnt phy-
sicians and thousands of every-
day housekeepers endorse it.
Will you give it a trial T
smell' sand w pound pats, by all roomy*
Made only by
Th. N. K. ialebank
Company,
W el l t.gte....1 Ana see,.
MO8Taa:Ate
Meddling t..emrs for totes,
Irides or, the mat side like to look well
Lost the some u brides do the world over.
Hot with them money is not tai -be squander
ed. So they hire the dress- -hire it at the
some place where l hammy hired his dress
surf and Mamie her costume when she went
to the .lolly Se'�v��e�n's nuoyueralle ball u
Mary 4,pusa`
t of Smits.
You an time such places in'et.•ond st rest.
Toon are about • dozen wedding dresses in
each shop. Sometimes they are meati an e
stage wedd,,g, but oftener in • real nue.
Th rent rune from r16 to 110, recording to
the magnificence of the gown. They are
beautiful creatno.e---at least they seem eo to
a mere mem-and are hand.omely em-
broidered, with Lear: fringe. and I, te of lace.
They meat be looked after anu mended
soap time they come hack, just the same
•a the tree. 0erede costumes. The skirt of
wedding frock and the train stay good
quite a while, but the bodies has to be
changed, n..t bemuse 1t as shabby, but be.
came it is out of data
Costumers expect to make • drew pay for
itself in about four usivgs, but of course
they make • poor mouth and may weddng
frocks less money for them.-- New York
World.
DEAR
orld-
1)[.(R Slat+. -1 have been using Burdock
Bitters tor boils .ud skin d,.easee,end 1 find
.t very good as e cur. As • dyspepsia
cure 1 have also found it unequalled.
M.A. Y.AR4,11 HAMII TS,,
3w Montreal, Glue.
THEY ARE
PLEASANT TO TAKE
YET
POWERFUL TO CURE
EUEIJAY'$ LIVER LOZE10ES. 25 P'eNTS A SOX
:'bey do not n..uerate or rack an ; weaken the system
like pills and other 1.trgatne% rout they tone up the
Sven and stomach, and give lheat 9110(1ent strength t.,
do their seek naturally and well. They cure Cm.
stipution, I ,ysp.p..ia, 1'aliee.tion, Hada.l.e, Nili,w..
rrY., Pimples, S..11..wne.s awl' all dismiss arising
from impure blood, or slug,;u.h lyes.
Ask Te.e larugpst Fee Targe.
PLANING MILL
EfTAItISNEIMIf55.
BuChaDalis & Rhiyias
rAworAon•atw
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers In W kinds et
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad banter's material of every desoelptb.
School Farnitare a 3Decialtj.
111111.11 AMIN=
POW
PATENTS
•
aw
3. atittmm.uvrairutr.
tug= frizeie
"cuutif is American
��yMr ry latlrm d ,. 990- tat (h
wrwra. ttle.y*re.,
mea M t► 1 � a
go
PATENTS!
CAIEAT$. TOW 8*Bll ABB CMIMNNTS
Obt&a.M, •.e all tts/s•ge pp th U. gg, Paso
Of.e teat IMODIRA 11.'►glad.
Our l Milo U. R. Paters Of
Gee, w r w •■ Plseats Is tem time
Um these' emote wAtJl/IJvotr+o
flesh MODAL OR
DRAWING. W. ea-
rls* or ewe make jav lse se Inos eNL st O -
PAIN PI
Wat
6�tamerltand t�t.0.elea y(rwoi... .Lulea
eye SW* or Demotte��rsse No ••tea .watts km y...
oygm ewL: bile=0,.. D. 0
Sweeping Reductions m ma Follong Goods
A (;otxl 35 -inch Cotton, 10 yards for 40 Cents -
A Heavy Sheeting, :36 inches wide, 10 yards fel 60 Cents
•
An Extra Heavy Sheeting. 36 inches wide, 10 yards for 75 Cents.
Chinelle Curtains, $14 for 310.50, $10.00 for 18.00, and 18.00 for 16.00.
I.atf ie•' ('apes. $5 00 for $3 90, 13.75 for 12.90, 12.90 fur 12.00, and
$2.25 for $t 50.
A lot of Colored Dress (foods about half price, from 8
cents up. Good Colors.
11 short ends of Carpet les.s than wholesale price.
Fast Color (,'hallies at 5 cents Art Muslins at 5 cente.
500 YARDS OF 121-2 CENT FAST PRINTS FOR lOc.
Ladies' Real English Balbriggan Vest, h5c., for 57c.
3 pairs Fast Black Cotton Hose for 25 cents. Ladies New
Fall Mantles in stock already, direct from the shakers. New York styles.
No Mantles in the Trade fit like then.
Also new Fall 1)ress (;oafs.
COLBORNE BROIL, GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and JET Curtain II'arek,oisse
of the County.
TO TIIE PEOPLE OF GOIIEHICII
AND VICINITY .
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
1 beg to announce that on July Ist i took possession of
the Root and Shoe Business formerly carried on by Mr. E. Bowmen!,
well and favorably known to you.
Mr. Uow11Na, after twenty year. of service faithfully
done, and, i ant pleased to know, favorably acknowledged by the
public of this section, hes decided to retire front business, end on his
retirement I have accepted the responsibility involved in hereafter
conducting the trade which his shrewdness in Inkiness, general tact
and act. ont!buffeting manner had suecee led in building up.
For the past eighteen years, RK many of you are aware,
I have been identified with the lousiness, aloof of the time an bolas -
man and general assistant, and on that account feel assured that 1
have b trouie so in touch with the requirements of the customers of
the establishment, that I shall not only be in a position to retain all
former patrons, but be able to draw others in the time to Colne.
Hoping to receive the hearty co-operation of those who
patronize*d my predecessor, and making promise to carry on the busi-
ness on the relate straightforward lines that characterized all the deal-
ings of Mr. I)uwFiXn, I extend a hearty int itation to the public
generally who desire to do business in the .toot and Shoe trade, to
call upon
Yours very truly,
W. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Commit, July 3, 11494.
uccewsor to E. Doe
SPRING ECHOES.
NOW IN STOCK
Yara.sols and Umbrellas, (the latest).
Gloves as usual up
HOSIERY
Black, White, Cream, Slate, Fawn and Tan Shades in Silk
Lisle Thread and Cashmere.
SPECIAL VALUE
.
A Targe range of TrininiingBraids, in Si1k, Mohair and Angora
All widths in Serpentine and Creine Military.
DRESS GOODS .
Cashmeres, Henriettas and Whip Cords. Cashmeres in White,
Creme, Skye and Cardinal. Leafing Shades in Nun's Veiling%
DELAINET J E8
to the hark.
In Sprays, Buds, Sppts and Stripa•,.
A nil linos of Sniallwares, including Pearl and Linen But-
tons, 2 and 4 boles.
saapeel1a Mod', 45114414. t Per Cent. Otey..■t ler Cards,
2064
1IES_ - RO,
Draper and Haberdasher.
Choice
Family
Groceries
The Best in the Market and the Most
Reaonable Prices at
R.W. RUNOIMtgN'S,
adgtltla ateew, a.eertrr.
STOP AND EXAMINE
A few of Me many articles we me amuse at HARD PAN PRICKS.
Harvest Tools
SCITI tea, EXAMS, sosss, 'A=ss AND EOrlr=s aTO$38.
PURE MANILLA AND FLAX BINDER TWINES.
TIER ('iIIi.RBRATIO
111 UNDINE AND ATLANTIC RED END MACHINERY OILS.
13UILDICR8' HARDWARE:
STOCK C•NPLZTR AFD PRICES RIGHT.
DAVISON & CO.,
0.4s�ga•�a T• t. P. srfa& SU,
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for 4T n
$1 s you