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THOMAS 0UNDRY. ADOTIONEER
.ad IUN.r0i1e Agent. 0emenek. 0.1.
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[(MN KNOX. GENERAL ADO-
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.heroes wlr lhsreegi otllasotan ea we..
whass• astromall lie Um. Orders left at
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atooadi 1*. JOHN
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Dented Announcement.
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last Reader folk.brs
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From the ss4vW. ihreeeler.
Readers of the Recorder have .e doubt
followed with telecom the sway tasta.ow
related la them cola..as of recoveries
sometimes ef • 7517 remarkable eaters, of
peroses &Mewed with dresses, of different
krads, by the ass of Ur. Willman' Pink
Pills. Apart from the marvellous recover
les, the a000u.s were iberesu.g to the
people of Brockville and oeieity from the
(act_ th.1 the. awn is the home of the Dr.
w' illi ns' Cu. , and the pas .here the
celebrated atedicine is mads Tb. family
of Mr. Tbomta. Humble, reudeoi on Park
street north, 4urai.li • ow of such recovery
n o fogs wields than many previously pub-
lished, that will be of particular interest in
this *a..muurty. Mr. Humble u an 'no
plops of Bowie h t'u , brewers, and is well
known and hirhty rapeeted by many of our
a4zeme. The number of hs family whose
euro we have m aticeed, . hie eldest
slaughter 1'erne, • girl of about nineteen
years of age. The feats le the creme were
fins brought to the notice 1i the Recorder
by Wm. lurks, • well known merchant
tailor, who 0m one coca* on •rated in re -
wryly Miss Humble, who wee attacked
with a it d extreme weakness wine a•taod-
inr service in the (;siege street Methodist
church. The other •..o:ng • reporter^
visited the home of the faultily in yueettee,
. W upon s*Nog his assess to Mrs.
Humble, the story of the caws was briefly re
laced, sot hosevrr with ...y desire for
notoriety, but rathtr • determination on
her part that it should be wean if it might
is the least to of b..elt u, others similarly
atttict..d. According to her mother'. story
Maas Humble's illness dates back ler the
summer of I1189. Her troubls was extreme
weakness and e*bauetloo, wooed by weak
and watery blood. She was subplot to severe
headaches, heart palpitate a, ..d other
symptoms which follow • depraved eondt
sea of the blood t /fire while down street
ea business the young lady would beu.rmeen
exhausted by the walk as to he scarcely
•hie to get home, and she eras fre.toeetly
twei.el to her bad fr week. at • time, and
had to hove her m.vls carnet to her. For
• period of over three years she was almost
eoatrmoally under medical treat.meet. The
deacon' mdicroe would prove of benefit
while brag (thea, but as soca as the treat-
ment was di.owttoud the patios would
become worse. ■r fneod* were much dis-
souraged and feared ebr would not recover.
In the Wisner of 1893 Mr. Rumba read of
• similar ow when a cure was birteght
about by the are of Dr. Williams' Pink
PM M prompted her to give them •
171.l to her laughter's ase, who was at the
lire se weak that she V•11 4.1 001 leave her
swan. T5. result was r.a•rkable. Then
was egos a marked improv.meer,anl by the
time two besot were need Miss Humble op -
pearled to be es wash rseovre4 that the
1i1.11 was dl.000trnued. kat it later
boas..e evident that the patient had net
been fully restored for after • few months
there was • rotors of the trashier. Mss
Humble was seat on • Trot to some friends
r. the United Staten in the hope that •
change ef air would prove Wee4cial,but she
retuned to her home worse than when she
went away. Her mother was thea deter-
mined to give lir. Williams lick Pills •
further trail, and the result proved most
gratifyieg, as the girl's health haa been
oo..ple*iy restored, sod she le to -day as
well and strong as any ;girl of her age.
Mrs- Humble' told the story of her daugh-
ter•s Moms sad recovery with an impre..-
reettrm that carried conviction of its abso-
lute tnthfslesse Mi.. Humble also cor-
roborated her mother's st te..ent., and
they than be vouched for by many of her
friends in to chnrob,the Sunday school and
others.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are an unfailing
core for an troubles resulting from poverty
of the blood or *battered nerves, and when
gives • sur trial they aS7er fail in oases
libth the above orbited. Sold by all dealers,
or seat postpaid at 50 ce.ta • hoz, or 6
box.. for $250, by ddres.tng the Dir. Wil-
liam.' Medicine Co., 'kooky ills, (lot.. r
4cheoeotady, N. Y. is that the registered
trade mark Mom all packages
THE OLD SAXON WORD.' WOMAN-"
-'Indy" Meme ....b-r.mWWMS • e ewe
nestles el Frill. and Ferbelew..
(;\icsgo Tribune "'lady' manages
sounds finicky and affected, and does wt
smack of bestows It makes ow think of
the average sewing moiety. when female
goner meat to trek their needle goes m
th..barao*r of their eeeigSbor.. tat it b.
phi. Beard of Was.. M0magra. That
old-Gi.Nosod word is geed ..otrgh. Be-
sides, it meals .....thing, which is more
ties ane be said of the other harm. T5.
weal lady' is e• over-worked than days
that it has goo* tato disrepute. There is
something wgg..un d worth, of tender-
n ess, of .trmgth of
with gm ..
tiem5
of dimity •d motherli5*es is the some of
mesas. All the tributes to the am is the
groat mestere of literature .re addressed to
Tremas .0t 'lady.' Imagine 'Mott writl0g :
" 0 'lad)r.' u thief hoer of met.
Uaor(+1•,
soy, .5d hard to pins,
And variable se the shade
BI the light, gaivrf.g ampsn Milk -
Whoa pats ..danguieh wring 15. Prow.
A ..imistri.g ewyel thea.
It is eller that the eubstrtatiee of lady
for wawa in to above would rut the dig-
nity of the Hain.
"le Otw•y afters farmed
"0 woman, lovely woman.
thee
Te tesnpsr ..ss..
" b 9hak..peare
"Tie beauty Obis ;doss eft mato women
"Ile virtue deer mein them most ad-
mired;
'Tie ..5ieory
7hi. than that makes an wan di-
•• eye Iikewi..
"Rat great is pebble .en eome1ims, are
sewn,
A woman's soft in prima* life slew:
Oar belief tamest in hit life dispigd.
Year virtues oeppf.a fairest i5 the dada
"Not • word awe =7 b whole
multiplied
"Them
.Tamp'.. i h
"Th e whet hem 'mite Mese-
salve@ ,li.&e1 x
sm511 to as mem .at
ieiisa w • weak et Shakespeare's ts wr
moMinhref &BRIU.1 se •
rem weimes, ffiewhIlledeasr a wbe wan
IS
him b Are
i. booth . term
Mem ,.dish& b.Obwirss N M
twit Wefa�ia'ew a. Ma' ti' Wia mos
Yucaipa HMIs Bmsiely, the Weems a
Christi•& TSmpfea.tw Utiles. These semi
Meer eiwatier
never mamma -
tat. their titles fes rise tar-
..melmare. lap.usesd with them views.
we, Omele,., mews yea. tum Peeeideat
Palmer, to strike ser the word kip sod
salmi M Moho Matelot the ped old haus word
wosasm.
FASHION'S FANCIES-
• S..drss es etwe rYla.ig *Mee
times Medea,
Sloeoo are made .p i. s variety of
.tyles, so se N .eft all Wte..d figures.
.1..kln. 04peedemi.at., although draped
mos are also
41 10.
es Ye
Rough geode and fairly smooth efts the
used for etedoor wear.
Rig Wreaks, showy plaids, sail etertliat
effects la tartana are show..
('ers,ges of scan of the aew irootiones are
out m picket shape an 1 .re tight fitting.
Marabou leather bow and *apes, a light
red sealing colon air m white, are attract-
ive and hemming sesas.orw to headmen.
toilet&
Bilk blouses, earths, taffeta, mein, short
fabrics, pilaw, diluted. striped, made woolly
upon Image, will be worn until very late in
the fall.
Loa( upper shoulder pewee to give •
droops' effect, high crush or stook cullers ;
pet some trtsnmi.g. ; ''..dyke puin•-
downward from collar, and upward from
belt an .11 shown.
Jackets °outlets te show thewselves ;
san.e with big velvet revers, others wi `i
loose iream, and still other" with loose
Woke.
Doke elects that have either •yuan or
fpointed outlaws•re eery popsies, jacket
ronts complete short of loot baai.*a, red
'Wines in Wainer er sleeves impute a
quaint charm to every figure.
The barque -waist may he developed u
shaded or figured mile to form put of the
dressy toile', or may he made up its 00 10.
exposes. vont• of woolen goods for every
day.
'the hall large lace shoulder capes, like
those seen in the ppoorrtrat of the hapless
queen Henrietta 44.ri., ere steadily grow•
tug i0 layer. and they oompStely metamor-
phose • pima .ertft•e
la skirt., tkiiiiislo miser fat tailor ef•
feats are Sera For must ooeeiiat. French
and English modistes agree la this
though the former allow draperies fn dressy
gowns.
Brown felt plateaux, epos which are par -
•11e1 rows of black *ilk braids, are among
the novelties *hewn in mew millinery and,
beet into becoming *baps amid trimmed
with three or Ave blackbirds, they aro very
stylish.
The array of ba•ojuse aid waists is es
varied and design fur skirts, ranging from
extreme to the meet conservative fulness,
are se numerous that meow may easily fiord
styles to suit her *imperial meed*.
Mitch use of black, especially of black
nbbos in generous width* of bows, ties, sad
rosettes to wean. A narrow *bow of black
reentry over the *p of each shoulder and
aiding midway of the armhole, frost and
hack, is • happy tooth ups a groves of al-
.nost any hos.
Time ww..t quills and wing* are heavily
frosted with iet, which glitter* charmingly
sewer 640.5 or oolored trimmuce, while
Bowen mad eves foliage are Wee sprinkled
w ith powdered jet.
SOME CLEANING HINTS.
A housekeeper oaks, " Hew can I Gleam
pre that hams been smoked ea • oca1-oil
stove! I have tried soap and water ant it
only makes than worse," azul Mrs. 0rayeoe
replies i. Table Talk : " Mineral soap is
recommended for this, but I have toned it
easier to wipe o8 SA muck u possible with •
piece of soft paper or ng dipped in vinegar,
and then the s•odso•p to brighten it. Wbes
using an oil *cove myself 1 have never had
aaytbiag smoked ; but some servants are
sot eo woeful to keep the wicks tweed low.
This treatment will also remover Soot lewd
emote from the mica in the door of Stoves
whew a fresh fire iS ltgktd with kindling
wood.'•
And ease asks bow te keee the zi.o ander
the stoves bright, and .nadeeap is again re-
oemmesded ; kat a oloth moistened with
keroeeae will polish mac as brtvht as silver.
• scrubbing brush is kept is my bathroom,
and meta props u re mooted 1s scab the
toil- .lerbathieg; but owe week I have
it rubbed (after itis thoroughly dried with
• soft towel) with • cloth whtl has teen
dipped in ooal-oiL
heather ewe ow..plsim that her disk
towels moll badly, .otwitamesattag the
feet that 'they are waled eat every day.'
if they are washed, se I have Sees tem
demob is the rises water, I dM sot weeder
they are disagreeable. They should be
wombed, afar each time of eeimg in Wiese
sold water two r ikon Naas, if sed le,
to get .11 the leap oat, sad hang is the
open air, when praoti..ble, to dry. Silver
nod glass should sever be riesed,bat wiped."
Some fes Mee mays : •• I have twee it
stated that milk pans should be washed in
add water. L net this Semethieg sew !"
It ohm hap that people read oardeed►,
graupieg mly part of .. Ides. P5e@,bowe,
piteMeree and tumblers that have had milk
in lets &Mad be washed firm is arid water,
thee, is bide, soapy water, then molded with
Mesa. hailing water aid wiped with . alone
dry towel. Mammy perms, dry their pees
y saran them ea the best pert of the
sfei., het this is always risky], as ley are
apt be bo forgotten, sod so iujor.d by the
inertia. of the mower ; r if lined with
gn.itt Of palmists'
Ow lideg will e
likely to rook sad peel of. Nr N It a
geed plan to fill kettles or pre with water
sad put these es the stove with the edea of
Immunise wet..... &kid have adhered
te tle.i le cooking ; it will ..1y maks them
harder se regime. Tey should be tilled
with amid water ad stead is le du or as
site table with • Small pine el wash's/ soda
r o taw drops of ...minia is moll. This
will Soften and snake ems to escape oft
whatever or as to teem. Whoa pesalbie to
as se, ft is betty to womb molds( utensils
as gees se you are thresh seise thous ; N
is net tidy easier to de, bet it is better fur
the hoods.
If you have as old M. pan whish is ivory,
Intik two or three holm in to ettem, is
• ot throw it .way. ft will be heed hired.•
able to empty eremite from the ..Sm•pet,
w lee ee0, rinsing of asps .d thaws, sad
ergs to peer the dishwater ala fiver through, bleb
i•e •11 ru..h., welds. gulag
to Web. itis gee wrwmbs, list from Ma -
sloth .d towel% loose'triage frees the seep
et hair from the brushes that help to ehelle
.p to dram pips. And all this, .. *Id We
pee, that is red kr soothing else will aye.
• noose turfy
� A lady aimed Ws. T. C. M. Y
km Verier• Oft, who wasZariftert
llal*h 1s..hmay"m Elam `-d
Owe. bee t.,vrded • elsessmewe te M.
east Mat le ee..ptr•miy medim bmmad igosy add Ill&
L -. 0*.wr . Mesh • us seri& of Mamas,
ywing se isetwire to giveM ami
CALLING A HALT ON PK:KLL111
tr.eeem rel a cts Fee le he 1paeelve4 .r Tedi
wvorim ate..N.e..
Bootee Weak* Transcript ; C...iser.
this 4*s.uu a is beteg m•.4a..ed is taped
te the lismil o&. sew provided ea time
Wm ler bays aid girls in the loge schools.
A* admoe every high seheel is the aim she
majority or the pupils bay thew IaaoMw
item the lattek coaster kept by the eases,
end the feed so provided foes*.* largely d
pies ed eche. "bakNsase def." as sem.
p.opM .aft f' -ad pickles The *adorn
beep drat ki.d of food bedew the pupils
will bey l• la prelmmoe to other more
wholeness* kited., ..d also eases there is
probably mare profit is it. Nevertheless
the paresis of the pupils are •axiom that
some interest system may be adopted is
the matter of furnishing laoe6eo.e. They
time It high time that something was dose
about it, for Is schools when then are 00
lu.oh 0.neten, peddlers of cheap wady.
000005ut wire. aid other unwholesome
otemposade stake their appearance at raves
and are generally well patronized by the
hungry boys amid rind
The lint official step toward bettering
Use:state of things wee tikes yesterday,
wise an order was pared by the School
Board providing that all luncheons toad in
the public schools should be sueb as are .p -
proved by the committee on Hygiene sod
I'ii'.oral troising. Moreover, the cour-
ant tee was tsmructed to report at the Lest
meeting of the board • !Ilan tor providing
suitable lu.cbosas at ?roper places Ir the
tog h school pupils.
Just what the committee igjedr to 1f is
herd to *ay, but several penises isie ie mtsd
are hoping that it will he able to mske some
arrangement with the New E.gi•ed kttah.o
whereby soups, sandwiches, milk sad ether
wholesome articles of food may be furnished
directly to the pupils .t moderate prices.
The krtoheo has its main station oo Pleaeaa1
street, and another wanes at the North
4:sd. It a thought that soups might he
c.•ried from the kitchen to the schools io
1&ui.'. just as ooffee is sometimes tnespoi t-
ed, u,.1 in that way might be served hot.
Such a system *f providing Iuocbeuos
would be mon favorable to the health of
15. pupils, ..d therefore more acceptable
to the parents. As for the old amain, the
?Linton .re sot thought to merit any hams
for they amply pi waded what the pupils
would buy ; but now that the oanmittee
has taken the matter in hand, it is likely
that moot pupils will h..at to give up the
practice of robing • luncheon on an eclair
a piece of pie, sr • Male.
writ pensive Faddism.
Half - Hour Pudding Beat four table-
spoons of batter to • cream, with half • pmt
of powdered sugar ; add the bested yolks
of three eggs, then half • pant of cornmeal
and ttie whites of the eggs, beaten to • stili
froth. Mix well and bake in a pudding
dreh, well -buttered. Serve het, with
*awes.
Baked Indian Podding- A quart of sweat
milk, an ounce of buttr, four well beaten
eggs, • tea -sap of oatmeal, a half pound
reams, • quarter rimed sugar. Scald the
1005, and stir in the meal while It is boil-
ing- Int it stand until it is Wood -warm ;
stir well together ; bake for an hour and •
half, .sd nerve with sauce.
March Puddw Wash and soak over
n ight a sap of dried apples. Cut tato small
pieces, mix with the water in which they
they were soaked, add • cup of molasses and
• teaspoon each of cinnamon and cloves
Mix towhee one egg, a quarter of • cup of
butter and a rep rad • quarter of flour.
Add • teaspoon of soda to tl.e apple and
molasses mixture. Stir an the flour. Bak.
immediately, and serve hot with hard
..ace
Molla..ss pudding -Three cups of dour,
one oup each of molasses, melted butter sad
hot water ; • teaspoon of soda. Steam three
hours ; serve with • seaoe made of butter
and sugar, worked to a cream, with hot
water added to thin it aid flavored with
vanilla.
0w -Two -Three -Four Pudding -A copof
butter, two of sugar, three of Hoar, our
an• us (e.tes separately ), • cup of sweet
milk and two t*a•potos b•klag powder.
Flavor with nutruev, and brim in • podding
mould. Leave it in the mould until the
n ext day, and then steam for three quarters
ef an hour ever a kettle of boiling wa ter,
and serve with bot moos.
Welber as • Sy..t.Q.
Heather wassail a yellow coloring mat-
ter which is knows as "wick.," and is *la
tamed by keeping the plant at the boil for
half ea hoar with one put of alum to tea
of the pleat asid thirty of water. A Ger-
man chemist has .1.mind the Woeso...,
leaves, stalks and roots of the plant sepa-
rately, sad has made dye trials on mordant -
e el ocean with to following results :
0. rotten werdeated with • strawy iron
acoed..t, the blowgun give a reddish grey.
brown or dark mod* odor ; to milk. • yel-
lowish drab, and the rots • light red arab.
0. settee mordanted with • weak ices mer-
d•st, the blossom@ give • reddish Frey : tie
leaves • yellowish grey : the stalks a very
light yellowish okaroeis. sad the roots rea-
dmit gray medlar chamois. A straw
. Ivies mordant eve with the blossom. •
reddish mdi.m mode color ; with the
Naves.. yellowish mode color ; wits the
stalks, • very heat reddish aria soli soil
with the roots, • tank ruder. A weak •lum-
fee morda.t pre, with Om clews..., •
dash ; with the leaves, • light reddish yel-
low mode Geier, had with the stalks. a very
INht reddish wean ; while the roma eve a
light flesh air. Te Memos@ dyed se
ehrs.n-oerd•oted settee • full teamed@
sheds, std the wbolo pleat, a yellow dt.k.
The *wilier is ef ',Mina that aa entreat of
the leave .ad blames °mild be seed i.
1ycieg and printiitt.
On west .s stoniest is required. ..d
lee•..@, thauei@ sad 5105 solace are produc-
ed. Te me of Neem se a vier .t re-
sults is ilia prodeaties o1 more Jobless
shades ; it may be added Brest to to dye-
bath.
yebath.
Whiter deak..v•vy hi 4.gtk from air
ty-eight be femety-eight hiehm,audsre made
ap hi •11 kinds of }shrift, to rougher hoe
bong preferred. rhe lead wire are
Mos, brows, gray •.d heath tweed, She -
.est, keresy, estlfrt, beaver mired reads,
hien' mei Nisbl'10, t5. Mast us..d be-
teg
the muse
Oakum N the Wait l..sy for nreement
ems" impliselliM orye d Reim imps,
. chest sleeve sed *hrme-
lab Te emhawd .rt with paters ie re -
it mere Mie Osbert wadi les him Me
Roaolmeme (Merge w mere Me Seb-
iise leam ad there N a kind m.ed.-t&-d
with sewing silk. r-bl eg palett aril
n kat.s wheels. amens sad ether Aerostat
dodges.
Oyes far MI and Witmer wear are of
Meeh. with yoke et velvet r seen rash'..
mooed the seek, aid berg Imes el Abba
deem lake Jima. /emu ere Mapes are of
.1a1k� w b mime N.FM.a, . wide\ ate em-
eriti' jet, wises • great army of
M. mom moa awrW Es the reel es *New
width hobs vies sliftive.IM...
OsMadessc.
" Take a hole and put sane
dough around it, then fry in lard.'
This simple recipe has brought
thousands to grief, just because
of the frying in lard, which as
we all know hinders digestion.
In all recipes where you have
used lard, try
Ilene
the new vegetable shortening and
you will be surprised at t h e
delightful and healthful results.
It is without unpleasant odor,
unpleasant flavor or unpleasant
results. With Co'rrol.BN* in your
kitchen, the young, the delicate
and the dyspeptic can all enjoy
the regular family bill of fare.
Cottol'no to sold 1n b and •
pound patis, by au grooms.
Made only by
The N. K. Falritantt
Company.
R•elrt.gte. ..d A.. gine
ei awned SN 'Rigida.
•I'riaooer,' ..ad the pulmo, 'have you any
°passel''
'1 bayou'. your heoor,' answered the mea
on trial for stealing • ham, •I have no
moon.'
"Then the court will appoint Mr. Leggy
to defend you.'
The prisoner looked at the •kiouy,quist-
eyed, stooped -shouldered pettifogrr point-
ed oat by the court and rose to ester a pro-
test
'Dodge, he said, 'I'.. w=Utesd, according
to law, to • trial by • jury of my peen,
. um'?
'You are,' replied the court.
'Theo, your honor,' rejoined the prisoner,
lrawinp • shiny coat sleeve screen his nose,
•I think 1 ought to have • lawyer of the
same kind.'
1 AiwayS d f;
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room to atny imported = -t
T& by Advice and
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CONSTIPATION.
6" 31LIOUSNESS.
DYSPEPSIA,
;ICK HE -ADAM -1V.
!REGULATE THE, UVEB.
0NF_ PI1L AFTER rATI r1e
INSURES 0000 016E5410.1.
�P4tICE/5 CTS.TufQOD/s fit nur 14.-1931
PteicnPa MILL.
BllcIlallalls & likyllas
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Desire Is an kindle of
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
Aad bwl1mf.• ...torted or every desrtsilee
School Finitare a Specialty.
SUMMER
has come and gone, but
LOW PRICES
remain the same art ever at the
Furniture Emporium of GKN.
BARRY. Hamilton-st.
ERTG
in all branches, attended to at
all hours with neatness and
dispatch.
Embalming Fluid always on
hand.
listen framing a speciality.
GEO. BARRY,
■•tlISLatesw.
FALL MILLINBRY.
The Mimes Yates have opened a large assortment of FELT HATS
black arid white. Also the latest in fancy FEATHERS and trim-
mings.
LADIES' WHITE WEAR.
We do not intend having a formal opening this season. The
Lashes of Goderich and vicinity are invited to conte and see our goods.
ria ..W MISSES YATES.
THE SQUARE.
LATEST STYLES -
-IN-
FALL AND WINTER
.MILLINERY.
MRS. R. B.
3111 Glasgow Haus.
.4
F„ an Win ter
..MILLINERY...EMPORIMIREST
MISS H. M. PITCHER.
Headquarters for
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having received a large stock of Boots and Shoes for Fall wear
direct from the leading manufacturers, we are prepared to give the
people of Golerich and surrounding country first -clam goods -lower
than the lowest.
Remember we will give you good solid leather goods at the price that
is usually charged for shoddy, and being practical shoe makers, know a
solid shoe when we see it.
We have a large and varied stock to choose from and feel confident
that we can please you in quality, fit and price.
Call and see us. No trouble to showgoods.
The old reliable stand -
W. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Seooso.or to E. Dowptao.
N. B. Custom work and repairing prcmtly attended to.
N=W zd=NES
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SSR=SS C1-00=5_
Now arriving and to arrive, and although I do not indulge in the
Spread -Eagle style of advertising so common at the present day, a dis-
cerning public cannot fail to notice that the Goods I handle are New,
Seasonable and up to date. Prices are right every time and all the
time, Quality considered. I need not enumerate the different lines in
Stock and to arrive in due course, but the public may rest assured that
no House in the Trade can do better, as I buy only from the beet
Wholesale Houses, and on a strictly cash basis. One of my Specialties
just to hand in an Extra Wide Russian Navy Serge, hard finish, at a
Price never so low in the annals of the Dry Goods Trade.
rnmporiem real 0MOdeed. • rr Homs, Reese.* far (Leh.
�. MUNRO,
7064 Draper and Haberdasher.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Our Steak of
BUILDERS' AND GENERAL HARDWARE
For Fall trade is now eampiort.
Lanes' Genuine Steel Rare Door Hangers and Track , T Strap and
Screw Hinges in all Siaea
oTEEL NAILf_
Y
wkr h Sara ... Nell we 4.v o twhet r.ler mt0nSTEMI.
e em 'ors. moue STet a vier
n..ea veto (.5.. ia efthem
Will AR)E BZ&DQUART'TR8 FOR
Portland Cement, Hydraulic Cement. Calcined Plaster,
Roofing Pitch, Building Paper General Hardware.
DAVISON &w E. 9.1
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w-a-off
' baeoribe for "The ateina1"--$1 a year