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WHO SHALL GQVHRN
TABID.
Neta t• t'ruh feriae 1Je4 lis.
ON- RUL1l8OF CONDUCT FOR'B .
were Wise Yartatleas .t Old -Time Addeo
1. Young Mea Martine la U.
1. Steak your 1 freely «, that peo-
ple will know that you have a mind.
2. Never !caro to write if you would
be sure to make your rnrk in the world.
3. If you hear •tything against a per-
son repeat it es often as you own. It S
well to put people of their guard
4. Never stop to consider, but stake
up your mind on the blatant. 1t shows
pr ptitude of decision.
6. daring made uu your mind stick
to it, though y •u know 1'••u are wrong.
Tne moot obstinate ovule is likeliest to
win.
6. Never inind about priucipro unless
it be the principal of u:' ney.
7. Don't bother about details of busi-
ness. Lave small things io small
minds.
8. Believe flu; you are uu:de of supe-
rior clay and turn up your tome at every
body else.
9. Bow that ..11 the girls are dying
for you.
10. Shun work ; it is vulgar Hang
round the big hotels and working imoo
Who shill govern Ontario ?--the elec-
tors of the provtuce, ur the Prettier of
the Dominion 1
What,(rery prirtiuuutly,asks the Ham-
ilton Tiusea,) is the use of a Irroviucisl
Legielatuts which is to be r-tsp,usible,
not W the oleo of the Proviuce, but
to Sir John Maodo.ald : Si: John Mac-
donald has more supporters fi the
other Provinces than from Oulaiio, and
he is apt to be guided in hie decisions
by the opiuiuu of the majority of his
supporters, In a case where the c!aiwe
or prejudices of the rest .,f the Do ' ,loft
of Ontario conflict with the claims
he would enforce the will of the Tories
belonging to other Provinces. Where,
then. is the reaio,wibility of members of
the Ontario Legislature to their constit-
uents f What becomes of the euutnd of
the people of Outario over the Provin-
cial Legislature 1
The Mowat Government acnowled
gee responsibility to the people of On-
tazio ; the Opposition, led by Mr. Mere-
dith, prefetp to :na:.e Sir John Macdon-
ald the judge of Iegia1ative acts. Will
the people of Ontario retain" their c"n-
trol of their representatives, or abdicate
is favor of the Premier of the Dominiot.?
TM .Is.Mrs ea Mr. a•iert) .
The slanders of the Mail on Sir. Doh-
erty in charging that hotel keeper, were
compelled to buy their licenses ha :e re-
ceived the meet complete refutation.
And yet the organ doe. not apologize.
Nay, it even refuses to publish the let-
ters of parties whose names have been
wrongfully used in support of the orgals's
baseless charms*. One of the names
meetioned was that of Edward Haulan
who gave the contradiction in the follow-
ing letter, which speaks fur itself :
"In your issue of the 18th inst., under
"the heading of 'Mr. Duberty's mon-
' opoly of the cigar trade among hotel
"keepers,' you soy, 6I1 is openly stated
"that Edward Hanlon and Mr. Mead,
"hotel keepers on the Island, were fore -
"ed b purchase 10,000 cigars each, from
"Mr. Doherty before their licenses were
"greeted,' Aa tar as I am concerned
"tie statement is wholly u.true, and I
"outsider it a slander epos Mr. Doherty
"and myself " He states that he was i.
England in April last when his license
was granted. After his return in July
he ought $150 worth of cigars from
Ner'iok k Co., as he would from any
other firm. He continues : "In future
"when you attack • political opponent
"please leave my name out unless the
``statements you rely on me to prove are
`'true. I am a. good Conservative, and
• •I will not conquer an opponent by foul
'Inmate, I have not done it in my pro-
"feesiooal capacity, and will not do it"
"any way, nor for anything."
li
will envy you.
11. Make acquaintances of people be-
neath you -if you can find any --for it
is pleasant to be hooked up to
12 Avoid men w Ito know mune than
you do. It is unpleasant to be patron-
ized by such fellows.
13 Newer mind about the lutes of
pnliteuess. Leave such stuff to old men
and school girls.
11. Never throw the mantle of charity
over any but your own sins.
15. Never miss • chalice to sneer at
religion, or to denounce professes as
hypocrites. Thu. you will show that
frankness of opinion which should be
your pride.
16. Honor your father and mother by
calling them old fogies, and boasting
that you know more than they ever did
or ever can.
17. Avoid hard work. Never use
g -at muscular power except in a boat
ram.
18. Eadure the trial of other people
with placid resignation ; but about your
own make Rome howl.
The Lew s *teamed Calate.
seesaw.
Th. habitual loiterer never brings any-
thing to pass. The young men whoui
you see lounging about, wattito, for the
weather to change before they go to
work, break down before they begun, get
stuck before they start. Ability and
willingness to labor are the two great
oonditluns of success. It is useless to
work an electric machine in a vacuum,
but the air may be full of electricity,and
still you can draw no spark until you
turn the machine. The beautiful statue
may exist in the artist's Drain, and it
may also be said in a certain sena to ex-
ist in a marble block that stands before
biro, hrt he must bring both his brains
and his hands to bear unto the marble,
and work har.1 and long,in order to pro-
duce any rreetioal result. Swears also
depends 112 a good . measure upon the
man's promptness and skill W seize op-
portunities, and take advantage of the
rise of the tide. A great deal of what
we call luck is nothiug more ur law than
this. It is the .tan who keeps kis eyes
open, and his hands out of his pockets.
that aucoeeda. ''I missed my chance,"
exclaims the disappointed man, when be
sea another catch the bait and "go in."
If he had been as alert as the other he
might not have mimed. But soauathing
more than alertness is ne'ded ; e• must
know how to avail ourselves of the em-
ergency. An elastic temperament,which
never seems to recognise the tact of de
fat, or forgotts it at ouoe and begins the
work over again, is very likely to ensure
success. Many a great orator has made
a terrible breakdown in his maids.
speech. Many a merchant lues one for-
tune only to build up another and a lar-
ger one. Many an investor fails in his
first efforts, and is at last rewarded with
a splendid triumph Some of the most
popular writers wrots req pour staff in
the beginning. They were learning
their trade, and could not expect to turn
out first ohms work until their appren-
ticeship was ever. Oso great sweet of
snooes/ is not to be di.enuryed.
The cause of death. It is known al-
most to a osrtsiaty that in fatal dietaries
the individual dies either by the brawn,
heart or lungs. How wise then is the
effort to maintain • perfect state of
health 1 Dr. Oareon's Stomach and
Constipation sitters are s veritable
" Heath Giver." They free the sys-
tem from all impurities ; cure Bilious -
new D�spepsis, and ell di easss of the
Stomach, Liver or Bowels. In large
bottles at 50 cents. Sold by George
Rhys as.
Westgate, the self accused participant
in the Phoenix Park assassinations. born
been discharged from custody, the au
thorities having satisfied themselves Boit
he had nothiug to do with the affair.
In answer to a correspondent request-
ing information concerning stray cattle,
the Collingwood Enterprise gives the
following summary of the Lw, which we
copy foe the benefit of our country read -
ere :-
Properly speaking all stray animals
should be taken to the nearest pound -
keeper, but stray horses, bulls, oxen,
cows, sheep, goats, pigs or other cattle,
may be r•etain3d by any person, provid-
ing no claim for damage made, and due
notice of their detention is given. The
owner, if known, must he notified in
writing. If unknown, the Clerks of the
municipality must be sppplied with •
written notice, containing a description
of the animal. The Clerk is required to
entetthe notice into a book to be kept
by him for the purpio se and to post a
notice to a conspicuous place. or near
tho door of his office, fur one week. If
the animal is worth more than $10, the
diutrainermust also publish • notice in a
ountry newspaper once a week for three
weeks. The diatrainer must feed the
animal, and recover vales for the same,
as well as for time, trouble and attend-
ance. If tho "stray " is not claimed
within the time mentioned in the notice,
an affidavit to that effect must be made
before the Justice of the pesos, and no-
tice of sale given. The ale an be con-
ducted by any poundkeep er but not by
private individuals, and the animal must
be sold by aaotion. Notice of sale few
pigs, goats or sheep, may tit Sven one
month after the animal is taken up ;
fur horsesind other cattle the notice may
n d be issued unttl after two months
AO chaeta are led Doted from the amount
rt•lised by the sale and the anrplus, if
any, must be paid over to the Treasurer
of the m,saadpality If the charges of
tb• dietraisar .re dmp.ted. any three
mists tette Parser.
ISUIrbY same. The constant dropping �t aof _ e. will
So
wear away even the h•
the constant irritation of a cough will se
wear upon the lungs as to induce incura-
ble Consumption. H•gyard $ Pectoral
Balsam will cure the worst cough, apetdi-
ly and effectually.
owe
There are many foolish things docent
this world, and nee of the moat foolish
(and we may add wicked) thing is to
neglect a p0, 0 or (Arid Now we know
that coughs, Orta, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
and all Cheat, Throat, asil Lung Trou-
bles, if negkvted, are sere to end in
Consumption and Death. They may
be easily cured by tieing as dictated Dr.
Carson's Pulmonary Cough Deem there
is no remedy equal to it. It Bever [•i a.
Sold everywhere in large bottles at We.
For sale by Geo. Rhyntm.
Add • littli glycerine to the grease
you put on your harness It will keep
the leather soft and pliable.
In storing cured meat select
that to dry, cool and dark.
Plant your ourn when the leaves of
tbe oak ars seise of a mouses ear. That
is the Indian's maxim, and it is not a
toad one.
Black walnut trees make better growth
than almost say other.
A strong decoction made from sassa-
fras roots is reoomroended Lor killing lies
on horses and tattle.
Do thorough pruning in the early
summer. The wood laid bare soon
b000ees aeared and begins to heal at
ORM.
Sod ground is beat for Dorn.
The oleander, leaves, bark, flowers atd
fact the whole tree is poisonous to
stock.
Tanbark makes a good mulch and 1.
an excellent absorbent.
a room
Never Ogee
If you are suffering with low and de-
preased spirits, loss of appett.e, general
debility, disornered blood, weak consti-
tution, headache, or any dismiss of •
bilious nature, by all means ptucure a
bottle of Electric Titers. You will be
surprised to see the rapid improvemset
that will follow; you will be inspired
with new life; strength and activity will
return; pain and misery will cease, and
henceforth you will rejoioe in the praise
BOOTS1AND SHOES
At the Oldest Established Shoe Store in Tow*,
In Endless Variety
MY
to suit tho must fastidious and the most economic buyer
L now roniple.e, and I take pleasure in informing my custeutors that at no pre
viol *true have I had such a
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price tint'ts
of Electric
bitters. bold at fifty an rt is • pt»itty het flat no such value in tout wear ena be got elsewhere.
a 1o0111., by Jas. Wilton. [6]
tensors nice Parson sad sesatwes.
Thousands of dollars eon be saved by
using proper judgment is taking are
of the health .1 yo.rs.lf and Wally. It
you are Bilious, have scab. nomplmr
poor appetite, low and depressed manta,
and geneeally debilitated, de mot delay a
moment, ink go at one* and procure a
bottle d those vouderful Electric Bit-
ters, whisk mat tail to ours, sad that
for the trilling sam of fifty easel
bane. -Sold by Jas Wllsue. [1
CUSTOM W ORK
ANCHORLINE. , of every grade .till receives
my prompt and careful attention, and will be ma cut.
ti NIT[L STATES MAIL HT1;A YYRt3 I in the snot approved styles by first-class workmen, end
Sail Weekly to and from of the very best material ubtaitsahle.
Now YORK aRDtiaaseow, eta LONDONOmY
n, ie. actors. eta, Ste. D 0 -w N i N C4 -
...a 8l $110140 -
Sewn t (�ab(P to Return ns. $1 a,
paeosogers booted at bre
Passenger somesmodatlons unexcelled.
ALL titsteu eoso on M Ant DUCK.
Passengers basted at lowest rates to or fres
Germany. Italy, Nor'wMar. Sweden. Denentek.
e.
Yoe Book of "Tours in Sootlasd. Net,as, Pta•s
dc., apply to HENDRRSON BROTHERS.
New York.
Or 10 MES. It. WARNOCK. Hamiltos
St
tuioh
INN. G
A BIG PUSH!
Finest Bolds I Lowest Prices
Mr. N.O. Dews art a
came s to Nave[ Set he
Nikko
and his treads became tlti. lig-
mate
.MI
we L
result. Wteee weftarMsNei
eette et ossa -
wawa'. 7 Cherry Bahsa% se the
very besttAoen to Mimsa led
p
Mr. Datums ft west• M'eee? = Nem
restored to health. It tea ooh is••ra
refer to such wonderful vireo seam 1a time
dale of eaeoksh aim of -professional etf-
,u.tte.-
JAS. SAUNDERS & SON
A Beao•rrrvi. Haan Or Ham -There le
nothing more pleasing is t , at&nal ap-
pearance of women or mien than a beau-
tiful head of hair, and itis possible for
every person to possess it by using the
long and well known Cingales Hair Re-
storer. Sold at 5lesnts per bottle by all
Druggists std James Winton. 2m:
Everything New and Fresh !
LOOK AT THE LATEST ARRIVALS.
1 Calk, 1 Blb. Plated Ware.
2 Cases, Wnting Desks and Work Boxes
1 Case, Japanese Goods.
5 Casa, Toys and Fancy Goods.
it Parcels, Jewelery.
3 Barrel*, detested Lamps
1 Case, Musical Instruments.
4 Cass, Vases and Toilet Sets.
2 Barrels, Majolica Ware.
1 Ouse, China Cups and Saucers.
1 Case, Presentation Books.
MAITLAND MOTEL, GOD*RLCN
ONT.
?heelers w vs se•ad drat -class house, close to
the Railway Shallot and coevealent to the
tows, is seoo d to nose 1.. O.terto. for com-
fort and a000mrsodatlon, Is heated by Hot
A ir.
17 eAUNS •ATtaa, SWIMMING SA 1M
Croquet Limn and garden on the premises
Hot and cold meals al alt heats. for Comecon.
Aa Omaibas to mid trout beets sad ears our
scantly In attndanoe. .Ino. Bronm$a�Pre-
prietor.
I onsorial.
KNIGHT, PRACTIOAL BAR. -
T . DER ..d FWrdre�gD.ert.bpaegt rn�e. to �rve,,turn
BAR. -
Shapiro to the pubtto tot pest reasge, and
,sl4Mts s cos nsesece ofHe
always be found 81a tt taring Parlors near
Past OSce Oeaerieb• o
The above goods will be
sold at lowest living prices,
with Special rates to persons
getting up Christmas trees.
The Cheapest House Under the San.
INe t door to the Posta/Soo.,
1883.
ar r's Yong P*.P �
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY-i6PAGE
A 600D INVESTMENT,
You will Save Money b Sissies Your
Groceries F I rovisions
AT
ifs
D. FERGUSON'$.-'
HAM 'LPN. STREET.
We are Now Selling This Season's s
NEW. TEAS
From 30ety per 1t, to '; 5eta.
New Raisins, .
New Currants,
Coffee, Sugar, &c.
Sures, To DOTS AND ells or sloe ill
'ro .Vitale TZARS OF Anil.
Vol. IV. commences November 7, 1882.
The Fosse People has been from the first
s.00eadul booed anticip tton.--(N. Y. Iron-
ing Peat-
It
ealIt ora a distinct purpose. to which it stead-
ily adhere.. -chat, eaglets, or suppandeg the
vicious papers for the young with a paper
more atftadlvs. aa well as more wholesome.
- (B,Mon Jmnraal.
Queen Viotoeis has recently won, at
the Birmingham Cattle and Agrtcdtueal
Society's exhibition, a premium of £50
for • shorthorn Hereford from her Wind-
sor farm
Always avoid harsh purgative pilin.
They first make you sick and then leave
you oo.stipated. Carter's Little Liver
Pills regulate the bowels and make you
well. Done, one pill.
With every bottle of Dr. Carson's Pul-
monary Muth Drops, a eataple bottle is
given free of charge. lf, after usi.g the
trial bottle, Ibu are not satisfied with its
effect, you can retnrn the large bottle
to ynnr dealer who will refund the
money. Thousands ran testify to Ib
illsaspt.eta. in Caring Coughs, (]olds,
etc If you suffer, try assns. i
a bottle. Sok( by Geo.
DO MI N [ON
Will be Sold Proportionally Chap.
Extra Family Flour
AT
$2_25 per 100 lbs_
A Fall Supply of
Oatmeal, CozLmeals,on HBanrand., Shorts, etc.
Alway
he Best Qllak of t Coal Oil al Lowest Prices.
8K11IGYILLNR.
Chilled P1*sew
-AND-
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
Having the Gederieb foundry.
Mee
tor
C TU
tnenagerMsOuro
o C n
RA
large
IMPLItM as ► eras. MillWorkGre
and Jobbing will be ens
ttnnneed lAllow* snares/red.
Mr. n. Rnnettw.e to the *lily east .w15orir-
to oolleot payment. and give tenet on be
half of the late arm of kneeholes a Co.. an
all per.oas ladebted are requested to gover
tbem•el vr. accordingly.
P. SE F.0MILLEIt.
Proprietor.
any
For aeatatostl,- eteganoe of *engraving, , and
theoontsstecm y) it is unsurpassed 7
publication 1 kin.: yett brought to our no-
tice.Witt shores Oriente.
2'S1RM8-
mAEP's TWITS PtsDrag. ! `Ione
Per Tear r'est.Rs rrs uM. t
Binge Numbers. Four Cents each.
keen copy sent on receipt of Three
The Volumes of Llarper'a Young
for 1181 and 1158. handsorselT bound In -
hied sent OT�postage pre-
void. h. ver
Tweese Poo*, for 1582. 36 cents; postage, 13
cents additional.
ttemittan,:es sheet(' be made byPat Mho
Money Order or !)raft, to avod chance of
Iota.
Newspaper* are not foropy this �Y advertise
went without r ne .servos i- .r
RRartHSRs.
A Admen
COUGH BALSAM. 1
The great long raraedyi5 Moo • vtuable aa-
tidote to Uroup. Mrs. Qulmn, Welbngto.rt..
Brantford says "Ose of my children was
erred wttas aa alarentelf attack of Croup. ss
the child gust Meek la the hoe 1 was frighten-
who
,�d�.dm *p Mn!t ('o Ing.
.4dr" ddd ' !Man English. Bn ha fetish
7Ur. .ret .5. � using
for .erre Wags gave complete
relief. i soots rave another. and very shortly
the oblld was all rt end at play, is the house as IResent for
• bottlecess tM �ateastees of mein. nay child's life
- it
Drolyiar. of i' `r t'•',ifs fret Soule
a. TAPMte're • se.. fele Mt/rsasors,
Rrsntferd. O.tarto
fet•ce viewer+ areempowered to sat as
ser hi t retool
it made mefa� a •' Band of
Music, ' was the rather forcible exQres-
aim of an individual whn was praising
" Pectoris," the great remedy for Coughs
and Colds, II. softness,keffectuandal.
, lBron-
chitis,it aide, pleasant
If you suffer, try it Far sale ny all
DveWlsta and general dealers at 26 eta.
• bottle.For sale by (leo. Rhyme.
m ptelhbeeddimmerof of tiontWtar
re New 'Fork en Thursday from
TritebyriTTNOTTDAIVED IML LOUIS
tea
.
A i . et Prin ints. Illlsttuaatsdaa
he .v stesse Meta tM of •fa the t
t..,.Ma late
laurree Bias fa wvwa
silos• t..gtt.t.,.....t ryll.e
gesM t t ow r li n
.M sltNoaya
whish eerie a (oras veneration of nese thee
any pesparatlnn bliteetotaew'n.
W. J. C. Nafte1,
11A'WICK & RitOTHERS.
New Tort.
0811 BE1t=DY FOR CCR1]<O
CONSUMPTION, 'OUQBS,
()ODS, ASTK[A, 02011p,
A:1 Dismiss et rte Threat, Laggs sad
Palawan' Organs.
jIif ITS ►*ITrrt'L r,Nl
COw.USPTIOR iIAS SEEN OV ft D
Wheu other Renedles and Phrsietans have
failed to effect a etre.
13.eee.rend1d byParsrrn4rm. Mtrta,ra, Ant
News. In bet by everybody who has
Ares It • f aror. faits
i
1 As sa IISTN+ilp't*NT it tss se Brat.
rt is Nnriar le oke Mn.t Deliete tltld.
1 L. eseimew• sea ortt 'r o.. any AWNS.
fRPltirent .nris see. -nonan' wk battle.
roc we IW art U: ,orgutr
1t8M %,seat for (Mdee*ib.
GODERiCH BOILER WORKS.
Chryatll & Black.
TO MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
W. S. Hart & CO.
New BOILERS and SAi.T PANS manufac
tarot/on shortest notice.
PROPRIETORS OS THS
Goderich KilLs
(LATE PIPER'S.)
Beg to return thetr .baaks to the public
the liberaltronage received during the pas
year. sad is Mate they are prepared to dt
CI' El I tai 'V I IN Col-
on the shortest notice. or for the convenience
of p•-tleeliving at • distance Will !schism/ye
lyrists at their town store
Lute W. M. 11illiard's,)
Masonic Moot. least lot. Ooderich.
rlHigheet price paid for wheat ilea
5500.00 Reward.
We will pay the above reward for &yY cane or
Liver Complaint, Dye pork, Sick Headache.
Idamsstlga. (wMlpattoe or Costiveneas we
o.aaeleere with e.t's vegetable Liver Pills.
whoa Se beckons are sired, MOM led with.
Trey ors Vegetable. and ever fall to
Mire. Sager Coated. Lary. Boxes
s Pills. cents. Tor sale by all
Beware of counterfeits and Maltat The Dwaine msaafsotiked only b1
JOHN C. WMT t CO.. a Pru Makers, •
81 said 5 King 8t. Istat. Toronto, Ont. Free
trial package sent by mil prepaid on receipt
of a 3 cent stamp.
Per see at WIn.sea'a MEG Weeks:.
All kinds of Repairing executed ander the ELL = �, Woth
personal supervision of the Proprietors who �f,the e
ARIL
Practical Workmen.
P. O. Box 103
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Walter Liebe, of Waterloo, writes
that 1iees Ytllww Oil Sas time great
goodie ois family, hes wife b eared
of calle's lump that nther m.dieiies
puled to remove, elan states that a i
itiWibor was promptly relieved of Ithee
endirt by the setae remedy t
Mss. sse,.r.as ..rw•sw w . ,y...
zt. i.. 9 i' t . ° t $.
ttttfi; .
r a ftt
fttigiS g•;1
DR. R. C. Wsat'a Nueva &Rn Hosts Ti,..
ttaws,astt•rastoed ap.oilic for Ilystens.. Dir
alneaa, Convulsions. Pita, Nervous Neuralgia
Headache. Nervous Prostr•tlos telrsed hy the
Ws) of aleoh•l or tobacco. Watefulness. Men
tai Depression. Softening of the Brain. resulr
lilt la Insanity and lean to misery. de. s)
.ed death. Premotor. OM Age. Ilrrrennees
1.01s of Power In either sex. 1• voluntary I .ossee
and Pperm.tmitioes, teased by over-ev rtieo
of the Meat., self-abuse or overindulgence
One box Will cure recent ewers. Each box con
Mins al one es at e e dollar'.: One by lar& boy.
mall pre
or sir boxes for ave dollar : sent
paid on retalp of price. W guarantee sin
hoses to care any owe Wish <sch order re
OPIYM try us foe sit neves. ser-otnpanled with
SYS dollars, we ,will rod the purchaser oar
wrlttee gtar••tteto refund the money If the
issued only hb JAIME Moulin Guaranteesolt
hied .gest roe nederleb. (Int. N 1'. W EST
t CO.. sole propr{eters. Toronto. Ont.
Uriy'e apecilc Iblicine
tlltwlllt 5845851*. near - Tomos MAIM
.ousts R. -
wen? A. ea-
t•ere1016
. eir+le4. f
W nasi use.
Pig:. raator
r Iwtale
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awryases at "5
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w7 s0 V. S : I M 1
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Hwa eft olalon
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