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goers and comers Fur Trade, Hist. 
voyageurs plying between Quebec and the fur country, especially the porkeaters (def. 1a).
See also: porkeater (def. 1a) comers and goers
- 1843 That persons retiring from the Service, likewise Goers and Comers, or others leaving the Country be permitted to take with them not exceeding 20 pairs of Indian shoes.
- 1908 Fifteen days at the most it takes the "goers and comers" of Montreal to exchange their cargo of provisions for the Northerners' cargo of furs.
- 1943 "Northmen" they were called or "goers and corners" depending on what company they were working for.
- 1843 That persons retiring from the Service, likewise Goers and Comers, or others leaving the Country be permitted to take with them not exceeding 20 pairs of Indian shoes.