EouaitiNG it IN the Colonies.— There can bo no doubt that a man has to put up with many little inconveniences when he settles in a new country ; some of them arising from “ the.necessity of things,’ whilst others are tire result of his own want of know ledge or foresight. However, if lie can secure pure water and good bread , he will manage to get along tolerably well. ' Thanks to the advance of chemical science this last desideratum!, s not so diffloultcta obtain ’as in times past, for, with a good supply of Borwicic’s Baking Powder even Robinson Crusoe himself might have produced the whitest and ihost palatable of bread, to say nothing of cakes and pastry ad libitwm. and would doubtless have ondedby opening a pastry- cook’s nop juppn his desert island N J!—Don’t forget to ask your storekeeper to put up a 'good supply of this valuable article with your groceries. In packets, Id and 2d; boxes (id and Is each

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