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Babies
and rapidly growing children
derive more benefit from Scott's
Emulsion, than all the rest of the
food they eat. Its nourishing
powers are felt almost immedi-
ately. Babies and children thrive
on Scott's Emulsion when no
other form of food is assimilated.
stimulates the appetite, enriches
the blood, overcomes wasting and
gives strength to all who take it.
For Coughs, Colds. Sora Throat. Bron-
cbkis, Weak Lungs. Emaciation. Con-
sumption.Stood Disaesea and alt forms
of Wastig. Send/er j.eiliAkr. fere.
keel Altera IMMOm iR I s_Isla Me. a L
A UTTI„E OAr EVERYTHING.
art to be M rated Aga1..
Yoe oto. take • pi.w of chis•' that's been
brakes by the maid.
Aad can put the thing together if you know
the mender • trade.
You ma mead the thing so meetly that no
toe will ever know
That it has e'er beta .battered by an un -
.s .idered blow.
Yoe o•. take • heart that's broken by some
small, flirtatious girl.
Aad eon mead the fractured pieces till
they're smooth a any pearl.
Ay, so that the heart's poorest. feel...
sturdy as an eek,
And target* that o'er it happened that his
bcart was ever •'broke.'
Yea lea fall from • bicycle and make pieces
of your moss
You can break your eoller•booe, or you can
fracture .1l your toes ;
You len oru.k year arm is splinters ; you
can .hush your either Isg
Aad tel doctor he will Ax it of it's whole
as any egg.
Yee caa .mash an ocean record, bat that re-
cord still is there,
Yea can break • trotting record with •
rapid little sure,
Aad leave the old me eroding just as
whole, quite as complete,
As ween it seat the jeckeys a-harraieg
through the street.
Bet, ales' if you are angry, and have .miry
words to say.
Beware • hrnke milers., or you'll sorely rue
the day,
For • silence tier is broken by the wanes or
the sea.
la the thus that ain't be mended, s.a't be
rendered whoa. again.
— H•rper's Bazar.
DO YJU SUPPOSE
Thos r.•• s amok ae
.iter all'
'That no peer
public is a lady .
That the world was made for your speo-
i•l laeetslit •
Tb.t you would be really t..pl.y ,t los
l,ad everything yea want
Tbet 1 e- baby bey is really the height-
en cbdd weer bon'
That we will all weir imtoome• bustles
again if fs.ht. • coss•eri. it •
That the troubles you worry over are
baU as serious as you noir them `
That Si. t'aleeuee was selected as the
rum of all lovers mentim be los. hie
Moot `
That our professions will help us much if
our live/idle not cum! up to thole 1
That au eduoatlee of mood and heart
le.•..woettaa any lees de `owl twine -
1 ra.t we ens give money to the L. .rd
.•i•.. pt.hly, white our legal debts re.wia
un:st.•l !
Thai ally two mothers wall .•ver hey* the
..,n„ lila.. •b•wt the br•.rtgtok no of cad-
d.cu
'Ft at mini really hel'eye one-half of the
•'Sm•.rt" • hire they write shout wore •
That year graaddaurbur will smile at
year *wry as you do at your grand -
mer r's'
That it is really so muck birder to say
the pleasant thieit than the disagreeable
one'
That n lista—
fee reel., todinsss and
_
general ss.s�� 1rIsa—i e.s's taste for
tangs in tdRitl u t
That the wadi would bees winked r it
is if Satan was as indolent in deiag aril as
many Christians ere u doing geed '
That the ume will ever come when an
editor dues not reostve every day, un an
average, three important letters, requiring
an answer, but without • striatum '
That the average man will know what to
de wife himself wbea the millenium Dona. !
ILL terIOC creature
wh•. Above gum is
/l•tt.rl.. Sagas.
Otic tsar the gates • towheadying
heide s ;
Out in tbean std male eying
Keep up your oerage--well shortly go
MaySprtng isn't far '
Out ea the read u • lighten, rod drum-
mer ;
.'llm►tsg • fence. • book .gent a bummer;
Keep sp your courage, ter soon you'll strike
Surower —
Sae fm.'t fee !
Ueda" an oak ate • maiden awaiting ;
Beck of aha or rams • neer.-ewiakwmgg
Keep sp year oonrsg., for aeon you'll leo
/bbtng—
Sprtmg isn't tar'
—Attest. Constitution.
• BIM's lb.tetlene.
How does the bread that mother oaken
Give screagth when I am weak.
• Mane for my body dimpled flesh,
Aid scarlet for my cheek'
How dose the milk that Daisy gives,
White es drifted mow,
Chaatte to drops of ortman° blood
that through my body flow '
How dose the air, the pore, sweet air,
glowing gently Ivy,
Ltugb right merrily in my voice
And sparkle be my eys'
—Mary V'. Bites, in 5. S. Times.
GEMS OP 1 NOUGHT.
When the mar
lum.ms
Consider while you sooty much how little
you deserve.
Orly he who fives • life of his own can
help the lives of other oven.
Life is not • diamond, but • seed with
possibilities of endless growth.
We do bot live is • world i. which • w
or afford to be do.sear•ged by trifles.
The woad sever blows fur for that sailer
who knows net to what port bei. bound.
Uovee's *Memel wisdom has decreed that
atm sheald ever stead in seed of mea.
If yea will do geed whenever you haver
opperenaity yea will moat generally be
A noble see is ase whish is preempted by a
Reed Mart, and whisk it requires energy to
awry o-
"' eed breeding is bs .vol.sos u trifles, or
trie preferment ef others to sar.styce in Sr
deity eco.ress et life.
A mase bort, earnest evince to the
tree praetor et all he postern Lee him
e smm.aloam Wm if he is to mates. Mats
•.ytbl.g.
How different is the view of p..1 life m
anger rise, think of
Tbey
WOMEN AS KISSERS.
merry she Kerb Other
flatter .r /eros.
It is sot owagi.•ble, on any pomibls view
of the sullied, that then is the slighted
piersrear, result experienced by ladies
when Wry kiss seek other, much less one
demonstrable by the most delicate scientific
methods sf ievesumuou. Aa ordinarily
hearty hand•sliake would itok it •11 to fits in
this respect.
leareed mem in the middle ages, who
Spout mash time In di.camioc of tnvtalties
• ed in hair-splitting, enumerated • host of
dh(ere.t kiada of busses, though Wry. after
all, wound up the whole matter by admit-
ttag that then is eddy ens tris kids—the
kir of love, sad they pat the kiss between
weilsa, very lar down a the hes as • thing
el M sr ors sr value, being thee in •eyed
wilt tie osneinisr of all sensible people
who haye studied the grist's..
Still rays • writer in the New York Ad-
vertiser, we have to do with (seta, sad
women, for all that 'lay be said against the
practice, do kiss each other, and is ON par.
edit of ksewl.dg• on the subject, I asked
my wife whether ebe found any ple••ire u
kisses' any member of her owe sex.
"Pooh:" was ell the reply .he tithed to
rive, though presently, after apparently
ooritatiag &.d arriving st the conies .a
that this ejaculation', sxpr sirs enough an
ate way. could mot help me very much, she
wide some remarks witch were altogether,
to the male sex -too veva* to be hen est
down at large. Ultimately I merged, by
preening the queetiss, to *hat something
deacon on the subject, the gist of which
was that. whom women kids 'whether, they
dose merely se • shatter of torn, inertia(
by It for the most pert se mon than • men
red.►•ke, and osteo lees, for there may be
warmth in that, but nature has decried the
possibility of warmth existing is • kiss be -
•wee• members of the same sex. Some-
times, but very soldew, women kiss Moms
they like e•oh other.
They also bus beelines they don't like
each other, sad, is that case, they are wire
o wer to lose en opportuauty of kossiag mob
other most porculuully. They may hate
to do os ever eo much, and yet, whomever
they meet, they eager) me • pretty
little dab at each other's faces, which poser
master in the eyes of out idem as Quite •
touching exbibitien of womanly !iodates.
and affection, those who kaon the reel state
of .Haire only smile and perhaps remark :
"How Mrs. A. sad kin. K. do hate each
other, to be sure. See how sweetly they
keds.
The wbole-hearted kiss of young etre, as
yet tnnoeent of the ways and d.eosittulnem
of the world, is • plagiarist thing in itself :
bat ones they aro u.itiated into the wiles of
. oei.ty, there is no social usage, which jars
more on their tender feelings, before these
bosom* eon hardened, than the feminine
habit of kissing, which se transparently
cloaks all manor of ueplesas*t and un-
charitable thoughts They loathe it, yet,by
degrees, they are drawn unwillingly into
she whirl. until at lam they, tog, become
adeps.
When the trial* ride of • family, pother
and crown -up daughters, become known to
their aoqui.tanose as Rives over to the
'realty of kissing visitors all rimed, both oft
arrival and departure, the making of • call
or them heoomas sock ea ordeal that,
rather than rte We gauntlet of so many
escalations, however perfunctorily perforat-
ed, mar of their fri.eds, who fid them
is .vary otter re..*ot oharmiag, feel eon
.t..ibd to rodeos the number of their calls
as far ea pemible, la dds0•ir of any feasible
remedy. Those ls se ewer for raffia(
wan i . borer • run .f the beta Ye
matt hake them as you find them or leave
them severely roes. It would be • dire of-
fers to retro to offer the cheek to the
kisser.
Perham the time will come whom all kr-
is' will be strictly prohibited ander Wrest
of tel severest penalties of the law. Thae
ham b... tried. with more or lees *coons, m
mine pecslierly minded omsmunities. S.
far the donors hays praotio•Illy pat their
M
a tient
EXETER GIRLS PRAISED.
Tts s..t>ziww non oboe se.eew liestiles send Se
A writer signing himself "Bendlwre'•
says the Wester. Ikltuh Amelis•a, printed
au Clomp . "`toms units ago 1 beard • hew
York t.se- a deotare that • Comedies
girl makss the hest wife fur • wage earner.
He supported the votcrosed by his ow.
.xpert.eee IS which the whose* ut hos
Canadian wife was the .to.1 potent tactor
for oeatsais..t, happier, and • by no
. won. •ant measure of Saco..& No ether
woman in the world, he said is so clever at
sewing, marling, cooing sad waeboag, or
•e Mowed with sound sloes, thrift and good
m•a.p.te•t. 11.e o1 her most steeliest
ehar.eteristioe, in bis omens, is her systems
of housekeeping, so that • worksn man
married to • Canadian girl gods neither
aborw ser trouble when he raiebes Mme
after his daily toil, all housework being
flatebed and arrangement• made for the
following day. Few men, uo matter what
their antionaltty may be, who are acquaint-
ed with Tote In the Ihmi.wo, will dispute
these statements. One of the chief reasons
why so many young men. first elms measu-
res, io this eoa*try abstain from taking to
themselves wives ie the commas domestic
picture everywhere displayed, when a
wearied an, after a hard day's work, goes
home to washing dshot, iii ing cblldres,
and a.mberlem chores that make his life
one of almost intolerable drudgery. With-
out healteum, 1 state my belst that Cana-
dian girls of pure English descent, with old
country traditions, such as are to be t.m.d
in the neighborhood of Exeter, (Jit.. and
e mitter settlements, make the meet suit-
able wises fee men who have to lobar with
their heads and .take their own way m the
world."
the atm woo is stows old is k.owldge win veto ns tarter et all tied"; but, then.
wisdom, frees that et him wtto is crown old wt..' is taw" Wit We drotors ba„ not foe -
i. igaorasee and folly. 'Addeo.
sees i. • n..dlem rr
th oases of dee-
to.t. ity breeder tear, but e�e.�sem
hroedobate. Erie frees re�pty
ought to be grave and not taunting.
The will of (Sed respecting as is thee we
.hall nye by ear ether's Imprison •rd life,
n ot by seek mbar. mbar,.... ... teen
help 'soh ether by Meir i.1 see by Noir
. errs,..
Remember that. If the epperrtmdYse for
great deeds rrsld never MSS, w epp•r'
tunny for good dsede M rammed for yes
dsyb•4y. To thing for asto kap for is
pardasar. INA Ota
There le estibp .dish M rearms ; the
were yes roe swop w seen you have. 0
yea as heap sY your wishes to yourself,
yam may heuser haw • rebates at M
set nth 11r�i dist
The Imy resitblt Ares the dWmies el
Mammos an slewi • M the purer red
ealtlferes MM ars ever wow Me haw
�tiel4, ..d re be eserbd .ib by these
wits bola eefest aMd
Free! Air ler Cblldree.
An uterestiag test, whieh proved that
fresh air 1. winter was ben.sei•1 to eves
yeast sad delle.te ekMdren. was reeeetly
tow u • ho.pital 1. s.sIs..
All the sickly babies that were smilhyiag
fawn site's isdigeuth= sad lack et sutr�-
meat, .led who word sot improve le spite
of peed bed. pit. SIy v.NLtd rooms and
~old osthbse. were wrapped as ler the
Mla.t, pet b psesmbel•t es red taken to
idemlewa was who. ora They were leer
he hobs meet fres toe to four hoses doily
ere* erred • sarms arrkyd improvement.
shads weight awl &}~p* td :.sold Ii.. bsedill
wrap sod remits es Overlap Mt weeks thio
OW wok hip tel. Yee, MSM•te Mad-
ras kJ base et he. water Aimed at lobe
lb flap wird the hospital, where ell the
On tad /aedwr1/lag.
One of ins mess important tbiar• for
boys or girls to learn to do is to write
plainly, so that them who have to read
what they write an left in no debt as to
their erring. Several amusing stories of
the ewbnrr•mment which has followed not
1e•raing to write 'wifely are told. (me of
these is of a Mmeacihaeetti clergyman who
Dearly rot himself into • peck of trouble be-
came eif the had quality of his badwriu.g.
It was more than a century ago that this
clergymen had morns to address • letter
to the Oatmeal Court of Massachusetts upon
moms subject of great interest at that time.
When the letter was received the Covert
ordered the oink to read it, and were 111.4
with wrath at what appeared to be these
ees in
w "I address w not sa magistrates, but as
ladies devils."
"What !" try tried. "Head that ever
arr. How does he address es'"
Not as magistrates. but ae Indian
devils," repeated the clerk. "That's what
he save.,
The teeter was weed word, *ad the
judges were by me means reamed le se that
the clerk had apparently ,rade so mistake.
Very eery at what they believed to be an
t, tel judges passed • vote et censure
apes the clergyman, amid wrote to him de-
manding •o acam
apology. He e before them
s.
in pas, when it tamed out that when
tel judges had road Indian devils he had
written iadividnale—whieh of course, made
an apology unnecessary ; bat the reversed
gentlemtee was admonished to improve his
handwriting if be wished to keep out et
trouble.—Harper's Young People.
advice peelewed.
Washington Star: A young man of thus
may was se mush given to exargerated ex-
pressions that his friends found it necessary
to remonstrate.
„ Think before you speak,' said one of
them. That's the o.1y was to de et." And
several friends who were near endorsed the
.dvoes
" But that takes time," he pleaded. 1
never wisrepreseet anything that is really
important, yen know."
1t doesn't make any diffrenoe. You
are making • misuse. You aro getting •
repatettee which is hurtful to you .osially
and in • business way."
' What'll I de' "
" Never say anything you are set abso-
lutely sore ot."
" Well. I'll try."
It was some days after, when they met on
the street. Roth were in • stresmine per-
spiration. and the frieid of the imeginatuve
man remarked
" Hot : ain't it • "
The only answer was • look of earnest re-
ftectioa.
•' I say it's mighty hot."
The young man reared around into kis
oo•t-tail pocket. drew out a thermometer,
and after gravely inspecting it. said :
" Ninety doter in the shade. Yes, I
think I am justified in replying to von, as
I have to several other people to -day, that
the heat is very Intense, although nothing
extraordinary tsr tin time of rile year.'.
A e'b tsee. lies* Lester.
The following letter was written to a
Chinaman in China, who desired the
daughter ot • neighbor as • wife for his sed:
"O• my knees 1 bey you not to despise
this cold and common request, but listen to
the words of the matrimtomoal •Seat, .ad
give your honorable d.u/hter to my ..v*
of • son, so that the pair, based by silken
threads, may have the minima j v. In
the beautital springtime I shall oder wed.
ding promote and give • couple of gen,
said let se hope for lark and rotmaer for-
tune sr look forward through smile=
gewe.tions to the fulfilment of gesuoi.
lova M•y they sing of plenty and have
every joy. Om my knees i beg you to eon -
eider ay proposal favorably athrew the
mirror-like eases of your eyes ea those
lues"
To this letter the father of the bride re-
plied that ho would "attend to the parties
of re poor and poverty-stricken daughter,
that she im4ht sot be without bed -clothes.
erten .Mining. h•irpir and esnags
Tbmefere it wee te be bepd that the couple
would baro constant foetus.."
Geed Mnetptee.
Thee sever ones • time when them weirdo,
written by the late Georg! %V. Childs, were
mere seeded than at the preset, when the
very foaadatieu&or serer seem shaken by
the laxity of sacral priaeiplea He 'lays :—
,.1 ham ale,. had erasion to observe to
others that pod prissiples are jest as amiss-
eery
•ofeery for the artid ae for the meekanie, ter
the literary worker as ter tabs lagser,br hho
boatmen mss se for tabs clergym•.. Who -
ter weal& meat the iodise of sneer
mens ler nanoid end persevere.
Tele are Br m tis. whir have Mr
• help be ler, •d theyo . -' Be kid," le
troy Reny out of dors.' 'Whet .reset be
hood mors be esdsred,' rod ' 1)e year
best esti she lair.'
' d M
Is lest. the only rally pewter aro be
edhe wild Is be who purr • .leer torn.
e�mp, a blare parpq, • he * and
a heathy body. The or e*•se
fra Isad
e rserce* ahaAU rob silts ' w ..`.dpi abeam
w ill .shwa. Wed,
• result of * oat !ries ill veli.
DELICIOUS
MAZAWATTEK
TEAS,
15,000,000
Packets
Soli A1laally
11 Great
atltato
The
Tea
of the
Old Country,
Q t LB. AID LB. LEAD MEETS
IT 40, 50, LID 60 CEITS PER LB.
Soul) 1:1"—
C. A. NAIRN,
H. E. SNELL,
"ad STURDY BROS.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
•
Long Waist,
Correct Shape,
Best Material,
Combined with the best filling in
the world, makes the " Featherbone
Corset " unequalled.
TRY A AIR.
SPRING MILLINERY !
avaxss
wisher to announce to her t'ustoslere Ana the hullos of Gotlerich anal sur-
rounding .•ouut.ry that she has placed in ,tock all the new, leading fashions,
both iu Shaper and Trimmings, that lista lo'en designed for this Season's
tnule : and also that the present well .cmortesl stock will lir renewed from
week to week throughout the Season.
Having adoptesi the strictly Cash system, lath in buying and veiling, she
is prepareel to quote the lowest possible prices tir.ta•Iass Millinery can be told
for, and can quote Hate from .'U eta. up.
There will be no apex -lel opening .lay., but every .lay will be an opening
fur all who wish tarty and artistic Millinery t[[[ale up in the best manner.
Thanking my many patrons for putt favors. i solicit et continuance of
same. Call and inspe.t any stock. MISS CAMERON.
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
We have received the matte. part of our Spring Stock of Boots and
Shoes, comprising the Fiasst and most Stylish Footwear that the market af-
fords. In Ladies', Misses' and Children's Black and Tan Oxford Ties we are
showing exceptionally god value. In Ladies' Gaiters, etc., we have a fine line
which are very popular just now. Ladies, Mimes' and Children's Button
Boots in endless variety, at prices to suit the times. in Gents' wear we have
all the leading styles in Dongola, Shell Conl and Calf. Boys' and Youths'
School Shoes at pnoes that defy competition. Call and see our Ladies' White
and Tan Canvas Oxford*
Wm. HARMAN, Jr.,
Corner East-st. and Square. Successor to E. Downing.
P.S.—The balance of our Winter Stock will be sold regardless of coat to
clear out.
Yost
Subscribe
ante. f3tss•!. • 35 -CASH PRIFS35
•IT4VL% ON ASD • IIILra[�.
tt.obert Loris Stevenson loved children
and wrote them familar lettere. In one ad -
droned to a tlootohchild the novelist writes:
" When you grow up and write stories like
me you will be able to understand that
there is rarely anything more painful for
an author to hold tbae • pen. He has to do
it so often that his heart .tokens and hs
Sastre itch. .t sorbs or touch ot
SINKIN'9 ArrIAKAS. a.
The following description of Mr. Ruskin
was written several year. ago Mr. Ruskin
is • .ingel•rly insignificant -looking tittle
mea, rounded .t the should en, with large
blue eyes, and • fall what* beard. He is
very sesaltive as regards hu personal •p-
pesranos, and if quoted as saying that he is
dissatsied with all hie portrait*, and that
the truer and more candid they are the Moe
he ores for them. " I like to be flattered
by pen and peril, so long as it is done in
good ante," he said. Mentally,he is • veri-
table •si..ttiv. plant.' Oa a bright clear
dry be is bora et and elastic, but oa • dull
wet day hes equally moody and mina.•
tirspio. He has two pet aversions -tobacco
ad stupid people. So great, indeed, is his
amnia' it's the weed, that he utimete•
who indulge in it have to fumigate and scent
them. a betore approaching him. Like
Carlyle, he is utterly intolerant of stupidity,
and be ham a short, emphatic way of his own
of heading bores which effectually prevent
them from intruding en him ern, He is •
masterful chess player. and sometimes de-
votes whole days to riving intricate prob-
lems se the hoard.
NEW BAKERY
—I1—
G-OIDERZCi-3.
-
JOHN A. GREEN
has established a new Bakery and Con-
fectionery Store on Hamilton-st. in
Barrie's oid stand, where he will keep
constantly on hand everything in the
line of Good Bread, Brakes and Pastry
of best make. Large Loaves et 8 cts.,
and small Loaves at 4c.
No combination ; no extortion: but
everything to snit the tithes and the A
pockets of the people.
If you want Good Bread and Cheap
Bread leave your orders at the New
Bakery, on Hamilton Street.
Wedding Cakes a specialty.
Bread delivered to all parts of the
town.
1st prize. S25 , 2nd, S15 . 3rd,
*10. 4th. 316 . 6th, 82 : 10
prizes of SI each . 20
prizes 01 b0c. each.
The Proprietors of
fin
Saa" C8y1o11
truants& tax Circle.
The oldest mathematical book In the
world, which dates .orae 4000 yeah back
sad was written in Kept, manias • rule
for ria•rfag the circle, nays the i{agiooers'
(iae.tta i'k. rile given is to shorten the
diameter by • .intik, and on the 1105 es ob-
t.ined to oo.Nrw•t a square : and this,
thagh far from being exact, is .ear moues
for mad prnstte.l purpose. Since thee the
waren roarer of the erne has tee. •
Mors is the side of the prelsdsoomal matM-
madeiss. Learned ...bliss at lest, is pan
. y(-4.k.ow, made • rale that all eolutioss
• tel treble= east to them should wltbout
'samaritan he e.iabpsed to tel bases. la
the bis! oen•mry • pY•en.bmss mimed M.Wu-
Ns was se sure he W eseseeded is gtmrisg
the obeli that be oared • reward of 11000
ta way atm what roved him ..rarer errone-
ous. It was awn Is be esewoue, if sot to
hie two eatiaberiffno M herb he that of us.
storing rad be Isid M pay the wry.
e kg ssvbe d
'odet. tow pegs abs dry essre able to
desessilleallit Oa • Orrin pofeweer
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lines reeding downwards to com-
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the name, age, address and school
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Puechaset your through Tickets rain
The Old Reliable
Grand Trunk Line,
thus avoiding transfers and changes.
Splendid Train Service none stetter.
Speed, safety and comfort combined.
Remember Manitoba and Northwest
Excursions and Settlers' Trains daring
March and .‘pril. For particulars,
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—Fell supply of Maps, Folders. kc.. free
to all. ('all and roe him. :111 informatien
cheerfully furnished.
Baby Wants It.
Martin's
Cardinal Food
ION MUMMY, Anes INVALIDS.
The roost palatehle foal prepared, and
bresqu.Il.d by any other prepsr.tioa
of its k i tad. The hest food and the bed
value, put up in oa. pound Tina, prier
is its. per Tin.
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