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• Lauer Nap<slaa *imam
T ether.
mamma
Buf/aiei, Sprit 30. -St. Paul. Ekes-
uopal o'iuras, where Ba1L1u a wealth •ud
most ansbo3rit.: cities:te meet to l/eay,
will likely hare a gJelstion u(
die;ipliu� era its Ima 1s shortly, tluvu jh
the fact that une ut it, most mope Ked
tiundiy schuol tea -hors, a y.aung lady of
16, who has been • regular attendant uf
the chur;'t for niue peers and a teacher
fur three years, is daily f:,uud bahiced her
father's lar dispensing the festive -Legend
ether : 4 -1a,'. -•ie :: a'a I i» ]
de:s.'. b.:. To .:r i:, bust
co n .l31' e 1 t`.1 f t : r.o •..t ii ,t:l : at a
kinl very common in this city, twin,;
.ls..sillik N..s,..s of falx Rase.
The following is Dim aeli sbrtter denun-
ciation ut Sir Robert Peel and the Con-
servative party, wheal Pee) adopted the
Free trade platform. It will be ob-
served that he realms sae of the term
"urganiaed !hypocrisy," which was bur -
rotted in later years by Sir Francis
Hiicks, in speaking un Canadian polit-
ies, and which las time errnueuusly
erudite'tu that politician.
The right honorable baronet (remark-
ed Disraeli) had once avuwed that he
was prouder of being leader of the
ettuitry gentlemen of En ;lend than of
-'ng c•ntr•.uted with 'hl a.nfi•leace uf
tov.teigt.::. But wh..: ::o the ccuutry
gentlemen of England now I They are
discn'eristg the difference between the
larga and commodious. (0.1 cue side is tenure of courtship and the moments of
"'"":4 41 :l :•os ..i ta5:s, w'1dre aur t . puWe•Ml.m; little is now said about them.
playing aa.1 by:.lr::t:au;, eta, hat: le; When the beloved object has ceased to
indulge" in a 1 li'attatrt. The yawn; lady, [charm, it is useless to appeal to the fee! -
who o33upies the an ..nl:uJe p..aiti•.n of lugs. Instead of listening to their com-
a mural instructor to t ie y aut:r of St. plaints, the Premier sends down his
Paul's ant bas to ilex fo: he: `t'Sr, ••n valet, a well-behaved person, to make it
being interview -sol, acid oh: tr.-al t•, d,
her duty, and that it w.s a lesson
-never tae old to be taught" in or out
of a Sunday s3h1a:. She said that for
three years past she had tau/lit a Sun-
day -school clans at St. Paul's un Sunday,
ani tended bar the rest the time.
As sheaf never hien criticised fur it.
she had supposed all along that her co-
workers iu the church considered it just
a: legitimate for her t., sell beer or
whiskey as for them to drink either.
reefers Met.
Cooley's boy has a liver -colored dog,
which he has upon several occasions
made the subject of ve.-p interesting and
instructive experiments. originally the
dog's tail curled up over its back; but
U o..ley's bony was prejudiced cel fever of
tails that hang( down behind, s.. after
amputating the dog's tail with•a hatchet,
he spent ,a whale morning trying to graft
a skate -strap ..n the atLwp. It was not
a c,uragtous dub;. It would bark all
night when nobody was about, but if a
tramp tame near the house in the day-
time the dug would put the skate -strap
between his legs, and go in and lie down
behind the stove. Cooley's view was
known that we are to have no "whin-
ing" here. iThis allusiun to Mr. S.
Herbert's expression a few days before
was received with vociferous cheering
and loud laughter from the Opposition.)
Such is the fate of the great agricultural
interest -that beauty which everybody
wooed and one deluded. * * e
Prutrctwn appears to be about in*
sante condition that Protestantism Was
in 1828 (Loud cheers from the Opp*.
ition.) The country will draw its moral.
For my part, if we are to have free
trade, I, whu honor genius, prefer that
such measures should be proposed by
the hon member for Stockport (Mr.
Cobden) than by one who, though skil-
ful in parliamentary manoeuvres, has
tampered with the generous confidence
of a great people and of a great party.
For myself, I care not what will be the
result. Dissolve, if you like, the Par-
liament you have betrayed, and appeal
to the people who, I believe, mistrust
you. For me, there remains this at
least, the opportunity of expressing thus
pyblicly my belief that a Conservative
Government is an organized hypocrisy.
Tice Fair flex.
that he would prefer a fighting dog, and We talk of pretty women as if they of
one day he made him brave by filling his all others were the elect; as if a w aman's
meat with gunpowder and red pepper. sole claim to admiration rested on the
Accordingly he put about a quarter of a � fine eyes or luxuriant hair. "Is she
pound of pepper and a little powder in I pretty ?" is the first question asked con -
wane meat, rolled it up in a kind of a cerning n new acquaintance, as though
ball and gave it to the dog. The dog that embraced the whole subject. If a
swullowe•1 it as quick as a flash.
1 man likes a woman, in the lexicon of
Fur a few moments the anintel seem- I masculinity, it signifies a woman inter -
ed contented. But presently he wave a eating from whatever cause. Who has
little start, and then paused and looked not known women to be called pretty
around to see if anything had happened. who could hardly boast of handsome
Who has not ac.puain
to assume a very solemn appearance. with those enjoying a wide reputation
All ..f a sudden Ile uttered a sharp howl, for prettiness who had no other than
and began to . circulate around the gas- physical charma ? She who has a div
den. He went faster, and faster, and tinctly graceful manner, or an elegant
Cocky is willing to swear to at least four ,air, or a fine tact, or talent for conger
' hundred revolutions aminute. Over the Ration, or quick sympathies, or cordial
gooseberry bushes, thrcugh the aspara- wave, • r the art of listening well. albeit
gus led, across the fences, among the plain in the face and of ordinary figure,
bean poles he flew with fur,;, snapping is frequently styled pretty, and the ad -
at Coley as he passed him, scaring jactive is repeated until it is fastened
the chickens and setting them to cackl- upon, and is consequently associated
ing, and smaahingthe vegetation to ruin. • with her. Merely pretty women do not
The louder Cooley called to him to stop l• rule society -never did and never will. •
the faster he went, and at lasst he got his When beauty is allied to piea..ant man -
gun and tried to shoot him. He shot 1 nen or accomplishment, tact, quick wit,
fifteen times, and blew holes into the i then indeed it is all powerful; otperwiae,
smoke -house door, killed four chickens, la really plain woman who has conspicu-
and put half a pound of quail shot in his utas graces of mind and manner will
Durham cow: butt the dog still revolved, I prove more than a match for her beau -
and went so fast that he looked like a tiful bushed sister.
single streak of dog reaching :sal the way
around the garden.
At last the animal ran ::.gains`. the
pump, and being switched off of his
course, he daahed through the kitchen
door, knocked down the stove -pipe,
whirled into the dining -room, across
the table, •inashing two dollars' warth of
crockery, burst through the open door
t. the parlor, and brought up against
the mirror, which he shivered to atoms.
Then he fell on the Brussels carpet, had
spasms around over the floor for an hour
or two, and finally expired with his hind
legs in the grate, and his head on a forty
dollar rug which was covered with beef
and red pepper. They buried him at
the roots of the Labelle grapevine, and
Conley's boy, after recovering from the
thrashing his father gave him with a
fence paling, finally came to the conclu-
sion that as a matter of practical fact,
red pepper will not make a dog anxious
forwar.-(Philadelphia 1sYfefie.
BIorbe of IlUtettom.
Riches are got with pain, kept with
oars, lost with grieL
The gnu est bottles in the world ate
fought on the silent battle field of the
heart.
How can we believe that we are ready
to make the greatest sacritioes when we
daily fail in offering the least.
One of the holiest sanctuaries ou earth
is home, the family altar u more vener-
able than any cathedral altar.
'Fit one thing to have uur sil worn
away from the memory, another 1d Lave
them washed from, the heart. la •.
The living Saviour always puts the old
Adarn in terror and Cu -eaten, to drive
Sim from his throne.
The most obstinate malady to cure
among church workers, is that of the
man who cannot do anything now, be-
cause he was nut consulted before.
Next to a clear cons:hence, fur solid
comfort give err an easy bout.
Never pmt off till to -morrow :o laugh
that can be laughed to -day.
"Term ALL DO IT. -To beautify the
t.eth and give fragrance to the breath
use "Teaberry' the new toilet gens. Get
5 Bent sample. 1763
DYSPEPSIA. -Strengthen }uur di -
potion, tone the stomach for utilizing
and assimilating every atom of ft tel you
take, the body needs it for strength and
vigor.y.ra cleanses the entire sys-
tem, stilnnulatrs the liver, keeps you re -
r and able to eat ten -penny nails.
and portal cards come in daily
Zop►esa from Brazil. Positive
rfeot of health and vigor it gives, in a
0 cent simple. Sold by F. Jordan.
Minas (',p.oA.—(iZATEYCL AND Cowrotrrl Rn.
By a thorough knowledge of the natural
taws which govern the operations of digestion
and nutrition. and bya careful application of
use tee properties .t wolheelected Cocoa, Mr,
trpppps bas provided our breakfast tables with a
depeately flavoured beverage which may save
me 'may heavy ductor's Stile. It is by the judi-
cieloas ase ere such articles of diet that a con-
stitution
rong
eeasueeb to resist�evverylltendency t tdlisseaase.
Huadr da of subtle ms:adies are floating
around us is is
weak point. Weomav escape many arAck wherever tb a fatal
s -it by keepir•t ourselves well fort111ed with
hfood and a properly nourished fume."
pare
nervier Oardts.-Aold only in Packets
labelled --Jingo Erre ,f- Co.. }iomtnopstblc
(chemists. London. Eng." -Aho shakers of
E-jpi s Chocolate k ecr.ce for afternoon use..
U.wt.iet:et Rick.
The great secret of obtaining riches, is
first to practice economy, and as good
old Deacon Snyder says, "It used to
worry the life out of ine to pay enorm-
ous doctor's bills, but now I have `struck
is rich.' Health and happiness reign
supreme in uur little household, and all
simply because we use no other medi-
cine but Electric Bitters, and only costs
fifty cents a bottle." Sold by F. Jor-
dan
7%i Great American Remedy far
CO UGMQ COLDS, ASTHMA,
3RONCAITI,Y, L088 OF
VOICR HOARSENESS AND
THROAT AFFECTIONS,
AM
oss
sews
Rs wet.
drHb .,
Iter r Me
Ipso.
.ae rite
Prse• to
ease. of
Lam, D*
iMasa /
Mao
new ',Liftable mimiMgw Owe for
la Ohio
•. art
lel fa.
tsstatr
GRAY'S,,,
SYRUP
.r
RED „r�
Mr sand fINIPrs-
IA.tr o. R- )srUa at s
.�. sptMy ow t.w-
r-�� 10 SPRUCE pe r.limo
A. tae CORtafRs
One
order tAes a • �l11t IP
if
r teIs s4
Gita (a
sS
R.eklelesaraies salve.
The beet Salve in the world for Cute,
Bruises, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin
eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction in every case or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
tloz Fur sale by F. Jordan, Goderich.
Then he gave another jump and began features ? \beented _
Nature, after all, is the great physi-
cian. She hides all the secrets of health
within her broad. generous bosom, and
(iy,racc GUM. .c,spiete
tufo.
Its remarkable power in relieving
certain fere of Brortclaitis, and its
almost speci rfc elect in curing ob-
stinate hacking Coughs, is now well
knO'n's to the ysublie at large.
*, d Iw .I1 rrepe.h4: o(vnWa large.
!a ass..
sur ••d- ler ll
As r,'wi, •• Morro r,/ 1'-d FIWII.- Au^ ' r ;rri
has .. ^ kry4re •.-d Tr vac Mar.., u..t: ,... ... . .
e el tobet. u.e tau rn•(.l. r, J.
KER1a1, 1V:(TSO f' :•J.
n'eoa.nh U u•vrr
Sale Pror,r..t.,• amid Y_.:.y,.e •'v-'.
man needs but to c•• '„ her intelligently
for his every need. The discovery of
the great Cough Remedy, Gaay's Svavi
or Rho SPeu, L Gru, is an apt illustra-
tion of this. As a cure for Coughs,
Colds, .Loss of 1, oice and Hoarseness it
stands unrivalled. while its low price and
readiness of access places it within the
reach
The
A
h
tosses
R u
an ',Lard He.t Seek'. lie ever late.
.oa of HOOD. Rooms Ma
an4 tianuc :On, W r• thenen
kyr. ass• is utas of
tbi trc*&c PLO .L1
r at:i .s,.J t:e.Jth '
atria.
on pn•d'-tl tone .stet w'.. - R.
,so vano,i and perfect are SW
am
abeam a
Ye rte
tin w
seas wiles. •
useb weld
sire aa Appetiser
p mitten meta
a i ri; -t: t`r apt ase Gera.
tl:--:cr.t, cau.o Irregular,
a. -:ar7 or ane, er who
T,r , $,ad rind Stimulant
uabi., without intOa-
.11nes or
meet 1. use Hop Mt-
r..:ei but Ir you
wee t4, m St coo .0.
asv r.1 kutrd»da
sethey eu• sot
or let) oar ti
a us, Nop 8
elk, Omar
al bot
✓ 7nA
o master
�, yw�h.a.t .y�og�i.
Dea
.:Oriel bad or miserable
l may tare your Welt
gamic will be paid for a
crbe:p re not suffer
bot ere cad trre these
]rmeonrr, firs inters la no
eostr�. *5,1 l:.e r_ lief
1.dktrx•e.ar t..a.:e t!e .1%7 ung
fterP and 1 3 pe -•.m ass Camay
1. without tri.,.
W ea abeam% 0".. :erwaibl. m'N
. u.. Gr eRp-+g. t"exo. and
Ira Aa mold by dtl�rku data
sy .w o. a e..,
llamase'r D.T W Teroeso, Bert
LOVELL'S
Province of Ontario Directory
FOR 1881 -1882 -
TO BE `PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER: ISM,
Price $5.110.
he People's Drug Stcre.
Owing to fan health i hove disposed of the rood will of my business to It It. 011080
RHYNAS. and would recommend hili, to the pubh. fur their sateuaate.
010. CATTLE.
in regard rite above 1 uould announce to the paspie u tiaderi 1s end vicinity Mat
(
ham .ata Drug Bnainesa in the citrus, ufSlakes Block "ear the
market,, mind see perchwrd afresh stock of Pure Drugs and Chemicals, and by
careful uttentiun to business will endeavor to merit your rtlrwwtsps.
Your Welt *erecter,
GQ•EO_ P.1-1
YNAS_
A FULL LINE OF
PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOBACCOES, CIGARS, AC.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Physician's Prescriptions Carefe.11y Preparr.L .
e
R. LOVELL, at the request of several
ltd Merchants and othesr
of the Province of
Ontario of the City of Montreal. etc„ to
announce that his Arm will publish s PRO-
VINCE OF ONTARIO DIRECTORY, in No-
vember next, containing an
Alphabetical Directory
AND A THOROUGH
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. sTRLC$8N
Han *EMut•ED Hit:
GROCERY BUSINESS
To the old stand In the Albion Bloch, formerly occupied by hum, where he will be leased
W welcome all his old custom^a and tate public generally. A large quantity of
Classified Business Directory
NEW, FRESH GROC e' 1UES
('HE 4P A.'t THE ('HEAPEST.
D, C_ STRACHAN,
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK.
MR. D. FER0-TJSON
.11-
VERY
1T t
VE RY GREAT DISCOUNT !
Nearly all of geld Stock, as well as my own original Stock, k, was bouiht he:. 11 1114 ' ei, nor
.1lrardware. i am therefore in a position W sell Cheaper t nen ago et....
Mame In the Comfy'.
of the Busirese and Professional men in the
Cities, Towne, and Villages of Ontario, with a
Classified Business Directory
()V THE
CITY OF MONTREAL.
The same care and attention bestowed or.
the Dominion and Prot Metal Directories of
1571 will be given to this work. Subscribers
names respectfully solicited. Terme of Ad-
vertising made known upon apeitoation.
JOHN LOVELL 1 SON
Montreal. Dec. BM. Pub?is.lers.
of all. Try it and be convinced.
All chemists laep it in 25 and 50 -cent
bottles.- ad
A counsel for a fratricide caused a sen-
aatto' a Erie, Pa., on TuesdaS, by
moving to quash the entire jury list, be-
cause the jury bot wee not sealed with
was toso1dtrlg to Lw. An investigation
disoioaftl that no loyal jury had been
dawn in Inc count f y
ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sall every Saturday.
NEW YORK TOSTEERA STEERAGE LASGOW
CABINS. 9m to eftS..
These Steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pig.
NEVI,' YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS Lias to E.S. Excursion at Reduc
Rates.
t;:.aslpping. Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
-- All Stateroom on Main Deck.
Oh : what an awful time there would Passengers booked at lowest rates to or from
an Railroad Station in Europe or America.
p if the law which was promulgated in • I;rattaatloweetrates parablelfteeot lge l
1 code be re throe out England. land.
ed
>a shit
1709, in the Old Country, s t - g Scotland and Ireland.
Forks of inforniation, planes., apply
vived and enforced in our own blessed to HC`tDL*.Oa BROTHERe, a BOWLIYOOR==N.
N. Y.
Or to MRS. E. WARNOCKA�ntont Block.
1751
Lend. It was enacted in the words
following, namely, to wit, etc.: "Where-
as several idle, gossip women, make it
theis business to go from house to house
about this island , inventing and spread- Record
ing false ant scandalous roports of the
good people thereof, and therby sow dis-
cord and debate among neighbors, and
often between men and their wives, to
the great grief and trouble of all good
and elmet people, and to the utter ex-
tinguishing of all friendship, amity, and
good neighborhood; for the punishment
and suppression wh'reof, and to the in-
tent that all strife may be ended, charity
revived, and friendship continued, we
do order, that deny women, from hence -
iforth, shall be convicted of talebearing,
mischief -making, scolding, or any no-
torious vices, they shall be punished by
ducking or whipping, or such other pun-
lahment as their crimen or transgressions
shall deserve, or the governor or oouneid
shall think fit."
It is said that as an offset too the wo-
man's right& movement, a secretsociety
has been formed, composed mainly
hen-pecked husbands and their friends,
with the porpoise in view of reviving this
law, and enforcing its penalties. We
shall see.
y or ten ears,
.wing to the custom 14 sealing the wheel senssw lamp.with mucilage, instead' of wax. The _ --
j oclg. discharged all the jurors. There l de!•se explain the ort(tin of the custom
u intense *testament, s to znberprig- I of eat. eggs Mn Easter R5y As
trial. having to wait until .
trial. [4)111gg. sty the ebeap sad geed
Mr ' after a atmos of deems and stsat-
Tbe Chief •
4 telly , as thnr- ! Inas& (y) The .Maas of tin yew', 16
I- ' nut -
John=
MA* "let ibP snit ward / ntnsw of fertile grime, has bean We -
Wal *4 r,.-'ltA'• i , A,dy nrutewi team tiove Inititamorial The use
next, and will then ad sin of the enrage 1.f .•Sge ea as ewtilesq n1 life and fertility
of vwaals Want felt of voter as as nA�riug h' the benevolent posers
the
aat,pI frost ;eke aria. that pea0Med over the sow- year is old
Th to M ulteemeat and natural: what true Baas a
The i111tlnstlaMw i this eannin viof obeervanee ie now the epi_ d d
vier
trade Raid or tM ht militant table digin of grass
ommtry folks
of the LYMAN Barb.
FIRST PRIZES Ase ARDED THE
Four -Barb Wire Fencing
QQ at
MON (TY!' 0NT
Chile ATE OHIO. N.LXHIBITIONS.
BYRA UtlL, N. Y. 1
DAVIC PORT.IOW A. 1
POR
KIC! LL BUCIand SVPTERIORITY
Deur all t'mnpefit.rs.
The Cheapest & Best Feucii
IA Tilt
WORLD_
Adopted and la use on 15 Railway Linea In
the U. P. and Canada. Dee that our trade
bused. "Lows' Leas,' 1e et.setlied on each
h
reel gam so OrioM
ns ad for
efreisap R. W. 1lc1awatl eraeh.
DOWN BARR ir'1RE
Carpet Weaving
in new Patterns and WOW warps
D1DIAQ-ROt?I O1 Ta 1
and .Il 'w'eattly and �b edeas. wen*
Kington .treat. Oodarieb
tie Yew,
443''
JOHN TON'S led
MY STOCK OF
Futon, ��11�P1'' �e�ell��l 161.Amitis (coin ►line,
I
COKE AI= BUY AT SUCK PRICES A3 WILL PL Via::rCr'.
Fresh Ground Water Lime in Stook.
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL BARB FENCE irIRE.
R- W. 111TCKENZIE
m.
HURON CARRIAGE WORKS.
T. & J. STORY,
(SUCCESSORS TO JOHN KNOK), MANUFACTURERS OF
ran ...�.
lints
tars ass
, ii r�
ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT
C arriages
8zC_
TO ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBLNG done u ith Neatne*a and Des_.tt,ll, tubi ,at Leas -
Mai unable Hates. ('all and
SARSAPARILLA
L1 COXPLAINT, DYSP :::At
Lnd for Purifying the Bi;.o,.
It has been in use for Il rears. and tae
moved to be the trot rrer prat:oa .n the
rtarketfor SICK )IEAIoaCHE. PAIN IN
TUC
ei'TEIDPIA. CK. TRA
r.1NIP[iIPLLSOVHEFCE.
I'iLE>i, and all Diseases
.sc)u-e blfood. Disordered
of oar blear
-yrs ,pie tato IL and glee it ty their chile
Jr. -a. Physicians prescribe it dalis. Those
all, ass It onc& recommend it to others.
Itis made front Yellow Dock. novae
ruts bar,apariila, LCild Cherry, St1L'inula,
Os-tderlon. Sassafras, wicte preen. •ad
other well known valuable Root. sod
Herbs It is strictly vegetable. and can-
not hurt the most delicate cometltulloa.
[t : • rine or the beat medicines in use fa
£* '. a.t1n+aeit the Bowels
It is sold by all responsible
le tads drupelets
at mice mill rare dollars.
tnttlss Euro who Cannot
�� obtato • bottle d
ails lash• from their d
load cls car dollar. and we read
to task
W. IOOITCR a RI, Ills!
Asnrs.wssns ova
ror ale ny .Tanta Wn,*ol}rs
Chemist and Druggist.
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
T. tat J_ STORY,
HAMILTON STREET.
'KNOX'S OLD STND.
GRAND CLEARING SALE
BEEGMILLRR
Chilled Plow
AGRIC ULTURA WORKS.
the 0edartrb round
ter the many
AOx:ih
wall b: sew
„foots and shoes,
MIMES BOOT god `NOP EMM,
FR. ONE MON]ll.
Previous to Stock taking. My 8tozk is Lnrgeand well -assorted,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
Will be given.
T=RMS - C A.sI
WM. CAMPBELL.
Goderich, Jan. 13, 1881
170
n�B LLLi;R.
BURDOCK DLOOD BITTERS
__The only Xsdicine that Asoser tally Parities the
Blood, acts upon the Liver, Ioou3e, Skin and Kidneys, 1
while at the same time it allays Nervous Irritation.
and strogilisss the Debthtated System. perfectly and
>llyooe r Jamas., Dyspepsia, Ooneti-
p or., yilervouriQea.
eras , dermis Oafbaplautts. Seetofhls. teAll�leioS,
gait Rhetml, and very species of Mows Di nn uttillig is
, Disordered Lildrer, tre'y's, altatada wand.
Tilt Mil NMM perms/ a um MU.
a.rspI*
soma ess. 1. eolflfo & r.. 11111111111111L hunt aeswtar slaw MAO
-
—8a., he.ernt9:.tans T., &U Y s tsA ears and a asW destroyer of w•wwt SI rheas CO
ee.ra Pok. n e... :rat r >a
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