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tbe cream of Cod-liver Oil, wiv
HypOpliomphiteS, is fger
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Sore Throat,
Bronchitis,
Weak Lungs,
Consumption,
Loss of Flesh,
Emaolatlon,
Weak sables,
Crowing Children,
Poor Mothers' Milk,
Scrofula,
Anaemia;
In fact, for all conditions call-
ing for a quick and effective
.ouriiluneier..s:ewd jar yb.. 4/ct. FREE.
Mid a kssne.ka/sraa Aa wtq jsls, M. a M•
NfTMat•L !•f EMIL SP Means:
caseNs •baasder. a l'ealbettesee reline
sells Slee Lawful lath se she
Earldom.
Montreal. June 3S. -Mr. Charles Ater: -
ander, (•oate•tloner of Se Jam••,.-etre•et•
and :he promoter of a dozen charltt•!
la Montreal, beet been proved. after
years of rowan -b. to be the lawful heir
of Alexander Carl of Sterling. and al-
though the respected Montrealer and
ex-M.L.A., Is sinew' four score be may
yet enter into le sse.alon of the vast
estat. In Sentland, ,ncludfng the famous
Stirling Castle. all of which h.0 been
In Chancery for many a tong year. Mr.
Alexander says very little about the
matter. and any one seeing the old
gentleman at bis dally work In obs
St Janwe str• et estabitehm••nt would
.Comely believe him to be the lawful
possessor of these rich Scottish estates,
the value of whleb runs up into the
int/lions. A Montreal lawyer will pro-
ceed to London In a few weeks and
It Is generally believed that this great
property of the noble kart of nursing
will to inion taken from Chancery and
placed at the dierosal of a man weU
worthy of such magnificent poimessiomi.
Several of the Montreal shipping men
are about to draw the attention of the
Ottawa authorities to the early com-
pletion of the Illinois River Canal, and
they state that this *hem.. will lower
the level of Lake Michigan. It cannot
but have :. ' ' effect upon navigation
on the St. Lawn nee and Canadian
lakes.
La Minerv, publishes the tollowing•
"We are among those who doubt the
Deport un.nese of publishing the docu-
ment, that were In Bishop (.ravel'•
poseeselon. but have those who make
mach of that pnblleat on the pretence
for a violent campaign !retest the
Roman ('atholles ever reflected that
Om mom's/tams of the Presbyterian Sy-
nod and Methottet Conference were
not only more Inopportune. but were
expresaly_hatended to de•prtce the..
very same Roman Catbolits from hav-
ing justice"'
The name of the cattle for .man who
tied so suddepy yesterday w .s James
Kearney instead of Harkins, aa at Bret l
supposed. Deceased was born in To-
route.
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awAIM Malan along e.
,4 That
Mepertat U. Wail lRaloam•sett lest .
ti
reed and teased p pry la
des OI.
rfeat eet.
Ballard Smirk cables Tbr New York
World as follows: According' to the
1.test information tJ-night, diesel taloa
•i11 tale elaee melt week. The
bens of the McCarthy party have near-
ly all returned t. Ireland to make pre.
ppworat•oer for the strnpf:rle. Mr. Mer
Crrthy b -night issued as appeal to
1rel s,,d t, start a e xrial •l.•ctiow fund.
and 1 bear talc F.dward Blake. M.P.;
formerly of Canada. has opened it
wit,. a p•te❑aal subseript.ion of 16000. ,
Blake will probably be asked to contest
Derry City. which the Xatioualista hope
m
to win iruthe Tories.
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TaI1LteTrflitt%i MIT Ile
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t Plaoullarltlme Brought Out In the
Hones Yesterday.
A P.N. NI III. F1171J $ 1111111
fa a Tows et MM Sae Deem ate Weed-
! eked' wile • revelation et mese-
aIU*a meat Mali Usrb. Weeds -
tag as ea an goer WN -
we Tedder.
' Ottawa, June 28 -It was decided Jr*
terI*jy that the Housewould mit sit tee
nda,f, Dominion Day
Yr Footer, replying 10 a questmou, said
that the amount guaranteed by lir.
tigilvie on account ul the Excluuge Rank
amu 1100,000. les pathos of which had
Meet, peed by Mr Ogilvie. The amount
r••uaiuiag unpaid, raelttsive of interest.
a $7171,026 The correwp,udeure had been
Oared iu the Bande of the Minister of
Justice, but it w•a, only lair to 'state
ou Mr. (Kiwi.'. bebop that he entered
an objection to the payment of the money
on aconite of • question cewuerted with
the general distribution of the receipta.
Mr. Elgar asked what was beds* done
to alert the uimutiasw,u.•rs appointed by
tar United Sham Crean to confer with
a similar 'number .ret behalf of Great Bri-
tain or Cattail,. on the .ubjeet ut water-
ways from the (}teat I al.*a to the uremia.
Mr. Haggert replied that it was date
Met to get corumu tny,n to ret as the
United /gates representatives were to
act without pay. but Canada would ap-
point three commi...often ale, without
Py. two of them from the department
mai one associated with them.
Mr. McMullen enquired why the civil
alt against et. Lana was to be post -
lamed until Ort 16. Sur Hibbert Tup-
per/it/tad that it was to allow the judge
to keep hie other engag..mrute, and wa•
not door at the temjtted ..1 the Crown.
Mr. lindens- inquired ..1 the Postgame
ter -General a sten the celebrated Loiaellr
report was to be brought dowu.
Sir Adolph.. Caron, with a very em-
barrassed rouutemace, said the rrprrt
was being sent to the $unary (d Estate
to be brwgbt dowu t„ the Home and
then he would make a statesmen'.
The }louse went into Committee of enie
ply atd spent an b..ur on au item of
$10,000 additional Ler dredgit.g the
Harbor of haoiniatfquia, Out.
Mr. Gamin of Liu^lila range oat atroag
in the debate, and eiiritd the fact that
aid tenders had been Called for the
work already dour. It bad been let to
Marks a McDonald at the rate of $M as
hour, irrespective of the amount takes
out.
Sir Richard Cartwright remiutcd the
Home that &be exper.pt,•.' at the Cer-
ra& bridge d Mr. St. L.uts did not en -
owner them to do work by day labor.
Tbis luneuapd Mr. Ottimet. who replied
hotly: 1 am not ashamed of Mr. 8t.
Louie. rad U he has not been puns■red,
it to not my halt. Hr is able to del,nd
himself before the courts or elsewhere.
He baa bora carrying ou business honest-
ly In Montreal for years. and his tame
r well knowmi. (Ironical cheers From 0,1, -
primitive.)
Mr. Me iellen: Ybe etepicioo that 8t.
Leis had a tread at °wet is tow Cop-
ia rued.
Mr. Ouimrt : I won't allow any
MR to insult use through a cousin of
mite.
Durins tbe course of the
dteru.sion Mr. Mardunn. it of Algoma,
who defended tb. government, disposed
4 all the arguments of the Opposition
y declariug that tbe critics were
'dense" end "le:meant.' Finally, Mr.
'reser got no and told Mr. Macdonnell
hat be was impertirat.
Before the item passed Mr. Ouinet
endidlp laid down good tree trade
laetrile in answer to • question why
hay bad abaudettr.l dredging the harbor
of
Port Arthur and commence et Kami-
iquia. a place chosen by Mr. Mac-
kenzie for improveus"Because;
uL" "Bause,
w
d Mr. Osimet, " moved
trade has oved
n that direction, and we cannot eoatrol
natural movement of trade." Where -
t Sir R. Cartwright grimly smiled and
r. Davits 'nasal, "Hear, hear," The item
as mimed.
Itsperienee bas taught the Opposition
to watch remedy the estimates tor Pub-
lic Worka, sometbiag wholly neglected by
them in Bir Hector Laagevin'. time.
When, therefore. the item war called,
$20.000 fpr Halifax drill hall." Sir
Ftieberd Cartwright wanted to know why
orb a amen vote was taken when the
oW expenditure was 1200,000. He sus-
pected that tbere was a political Object
o keep this work dangling over several
setiom's. it was not a businesslike pee
ritiw, and the people .4 Halifax would
ot think so. wI[ this terra
he ay the eatitnates had
bee's eat down tb • basted reductions
ere illusory.
Mr. Ouimet slid t1;•• contract had been
t to Jobu Asl..orte of Ottawa, batt
wit yet Mated.
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$ on t:.1w - . ,• . Fraser took the
timid that is v a sluevieg favoritism
. the Iettaua t, air .etur, !Wean... it was
elite nim • y'*' t , sot ou, rad if tbe
:aeta c r. .metres had known this
c v mi,.+,1. hay • t ••. to -ed • little' lower.
Ouim.•t s. -1 •. a 'end met rcgiired
',tins by J • :.t1, 11487, moi it
I be prove•:• d t the c.atreet that
,old Daly 1• l• it (wennline to the
wt.
real voted fra t • . tines by Par
anent.
Fraaer sal . '.y, if the contractta
y awarded t'e• •trtent retained
the deposits of tt, • r tenderer*.
Mr. Ouimet ani 1 - hail retained Mr.
kewfe'a cheque Ise it a as tbr we-
asel heart. bit •• .wes
een teems.' se
him yesterday. 'It .
An ieteresting .
Hon of 16000 to t sew p• -'o .u•••
is Marysville. Yo maty, heti:. '1.,is
ie the county in wl. . ter Finn.
mter is going to 1 a cernlidn 1, Ern 1
Marysville is a .pis. ci : 000 into.. • ♦t t.
building will •' .iLt1 ., a lar,
tort 510,000. • .herg \!r. !',w •r •
es
at 17000 Mr. Gib:ea 1 give • t:
to for it.
• *ember er Oracle ('
Oracles and .asldersble
lisiongie Mooned
ns
London. June 26.-Tioient tbamder-
storprevailed to -day in F,nglaad and
Ireland. • tramway driest at Hull was
•ttrurk by lightning, set oa fire and de-
t ruyedL 1..ghtr.inF ala., •rtrork a tree
adjacent to the Royal Pavilion at tbe
er
Agricultural Show at Darliugtonu. A nem -
leo of persons bad sought refuge under
the tree from %be rain Two of them wen'
b
hiilyd and three were injuted. Tb. Du
and Duchess d York bad just departed
IrianIrianthe Pavilion when the bolt fell.
A number d drachm .mused by the storm
ham are reported hoether plates.
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The lave reallesv &seamed.
Duluth. Minn_, ,lune 26. -Another r
matron baa been sprung in the Rainy Lek* th
bank robbery came. W. W. Butler, e
cashier, who was held up and robbed, is
evenly charged with laving pat up the
job to defraud the depositors. Thism
.fterou F. Ford and Theame •digsta
depositors in the hack, reined roar . i
to begin peoreee.nes nagainst Rat
Tbe latter, who is et411 in the city. a.
tiaras the eharge is spite work.
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ORGANIZATION OF FARMERS.
• P[a'rfas ee' TICK DAT.
Jambes Masses apeabs hares .
The development* of Farmers' hustiNlmand
carer mesas et sltsesaima es se see u1 pease
Wearing," has proves beyond • Mol* Cab
be ws.e day tanner requires to he a seeasaA :dile
Whin work- The most s.tul
ueessears are sal, ed
as a ruts, chess who de the ensue arsms et It
' turf «
labor.
they are found rankle"
winners on all at',ta.ltarwl .•tsasr► it.
Rsg.rs, • ro d.,it d Ttteeburg, 01101114 s
os., Oat. lar is years. bee taken samersea Gm* e
Mem assess the year. A weametut nada a
mob. W •sateneat will bad int es.t solemnly:
" I bare entAsed tor roves er elgbt Tsars mfr d.
1khl.g PFI..: the torture amid softy Imam* la
hre fled wards to d nesibe. Plight after Mgfe 51
mea kept awake w1th the pedal arbor. 1 sag
tole* all the terdelans end every kuowa a
Pomade . to es ame.aat, tot even reline. is 'lin
wu
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Mt ave* a7 etasaehm tvtie lgr. lata, bee
Smmt, ear well loosens dry*. he reps we
assay c .s s (1a1a...t. Tam wieder ash s
+(fPMa foot riot tem the eg�a-tgaer'r
Ora i andws balm* eke has wiser la slim vi
•T sees •S Hafts MI MO how l
�' hristi •t. i moil tai lis •" a
veiwae
i tree • SIM is
The Opposition. while ac' attack:• be
ea. teed it . fel :COM mt ....
traordisary works t '[icy of the v-
rtsmMest. Here r rem putt i n ( op
posloflier in a pipe th 1•J00 pep 'In-
tim. and ao porttdtl• tenor spent
ent
Yet Woodetoek. m with a Pole
tion of 10.000 and • • air revenue o1
5.000, could ant r overlie
l.c build -
Tis Oovermen relapsed to erect
p etoffiee or any Ocie r publie building
the etty d Women tee ORM" of
gnat ebeamt ,td•. try el Outer*.a
ease it was is the eatiteenry repro -
and by a iAberal whip There were
ay Ember tbriv large tees he
wbleb no pollee Mmold lugs d ee pis -
weir /diet beidleg at
dad.
There eras 'ostler Hem GI 5 fee
l.wb>fw lir �.,�
from
Pt UAW hwE Fn.
bialtalles said that 110001011
esgenallise WO* 14 tree rear
IMO* - ! $�IIe+IIilttw
Nr. la ltd out - lea shits ke, a weft
I
was
awn rad ary eras.
Methst d
�`�'Msua Is tin/ K .. weakM b la"eMawmsplinow bsmpd
A1/414" amela4 romaby s.
.1 dolor 'EMs!► t
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t • es is bogey on tae ..tens gel.**""
re .t tree the rerun fur way •m.r.a
vwtow
Mr. Onam.t tool rm to be aatlefie
with the Has whorl hilt there.
Mr. Leerier took ma•eloa to deaoser
a bb la the tows .1 Ill. Lie, where
was mated for the paddle
•t a}Nr which bad Devoe before
Mss Nee* be more them 1a it year
fotileeaar, ears rower was sal
Mr. Oulmet was surprised at Mr. Ler
er fladl.g lull wttb the renting of
the bandies at lit. Lin, wik
was the Liberal leader's birthplace
"Tee, it la," retorted Mr. Laurier. "and
ler that reason I don't waut a stigma
al • job attached to It." Tbr vote pawed.
On a vote of 190,000 for a Juveull
seloreutory at •iexaadria, Mr. Online
said it would oast about 5100,000.
Mr. McKulles euggeeted [bat Rideau
Hell be utilised for a reformatory and
ase -bad d t►is 5100,000 used to provide
¬bwr residence for the Governor-Gen-
eral. The item was adopted.
Ou the vote for wharves and break-
waters in Kur. Scotia, Mr. Mcl.aae am&
a stows plea for some very umemary
expenditures.
Tb. Hoare adjourned at midnight.
t FOREIGN FACTS A•:D FANCIES.
u
The dome of the P»:ala ds Adam in
° I leruseds Is made oftai .ler
meds, and
e 1 weigh, extern tour
a 'IY,r Figs has appointed Hight Rev.
• Fattier O'kt,Illy. bishop of Port .tuguate.
to be Archbishop of Adelaide.
It Is pruLabls that lu a eery few years
Y It will be a trunnion rheum to sell electric -
Fly In jars, like milk.
Signor Crisp, 1t I. said, wears a shirt
b I of chain noon, made by a Milanese
armourer, when he pow out of dour.
Paper M tieing 'era as an Iu.mlating
atria for three tualn'eleph,n. where that
are bring laid in Nouuagham.
• The !Carl of Jeremy owns a margarl De
t I factory near London. which turns out
ia.uuu pounds of butter substitute per
(a7.
A Woolwich cadet was recently killed
by • racquet ball. He mla.et the bail
on its n•i.ound fraui the wall. when It
struck roto tD the lett temple, producing
compression of the brain.
A sign of the de alio,' of the new schools
of poetry In Frame 11, the appearauew of a
treatise on the new pristdy, explaining
their forms of s.'raftic:[tion and the mean-
ing of their hidden p uib,la
The Lord Chief Jti,ilte of Knglaad, at
Liverpool assizes, sau.1 recently that he
saw the diminution of drunkenness in
Liverpool synchronized with the diminu-
tion In the number of public house&
Japan's small lower. in men In the bat-
tles with the Chinese were due In part to
the accidental use of a bullet-proof
materfaL Owing to the severe Emil, itt.
Japtnese soldiers wore a quantity of
dues alk under their clothes; this. when
they were bit. was found In many oases
LO lave stopped the bullets
Prins Bismarck Is quite• hearty eater
for a man of his pent Cheeses of vari-
ous klnde and all var.eetles of game are
c..peclally pleasing to him. and be likes a
g...l deal of food at certain seasons. He
has always been vers partial to the delle-
actes of the table and has even been sus-
pected of an admiration for French cook -
GRAINS OF GOLD.
Life 1s to he fortified by many friend-
ships. To love and to be lured Is itt.
greatest happlueps of ezistentx. -Sydney
Sin t h.
What a vast deal of time and ease that
than gains who 11. not tumbled with the
.pirit of Impertinent curiosity &boat
w bars. - A non.
There should be as little merit to loving
• woman for her lec.uty se a nun for
his peepwrtty, both being equally sub-
jeet to claugr.-Pope.
Laughter Is day. and sobriety 1s night;
a smile 1. the twtllght that hovers gently
betw.•cu loth, more BewitehIng than
either. -11. W. timelier.
We must conform to a certain extent
to the toinventionallties of s••cie y. for
they are the ripened multi of a varied
and long experience. -A. A. Nudge.
One watch set right will du to set
many In : one that mores wrong may be
the Irene. of ntleleal ng a while netgh-
b.rbood. and the sane may be said of
example. -Main.
Be nut too pn•.urnptuously sure In any
business: for things of this world depend
on such a train of unseen chances that 1f
it were in man's hands to set the tables,
.till he would not be oertan to win the
game. -Herbert.
Abetracta. ahridgements, summaries,
etc-. have the same use with burning
emotes, to collect the diffused rays of wit
and learning in authors, and Dake them
point with warmth and quickness upon
the reader's imagination. -Swift.
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BRIEF BITS.
Lift., like the water of themes, freshens
only when it amends toward heavn.-
Rieht,r.
He who always prefaces his tale with
laughter 1s poised between lmpertloencs
and folly.-Lvater.
Without labor there would be no gov-
ernment, and no leading Wass, and
nothing to preserve. -U. 8. Grotto
Five things are requisite to a good om-
eer-ability. Wean hands, dispattch, pW-
enoe and impartiality. -Penn
When thought is t o weak to be simply
expressed, It is clear proof that it should
be rejected.-Vanranarguea
1 know no manner ot speaking so offen-
sive as that a giving praise and closing
it with an exoeptlon.-Steele.
Abruptness Is an eloquence in parting,
when spinning out the time 1s but the
weaving of new sorrow. -Suckling.
In the treatment of nervous easel. he L
the hist physician who L the most in-
genious inspirer of hope. -Coleridge.
Notbing Is more dangerous than en
imprudent friend; better 1t 1s to have to
deal with a prudent enemy. -L Fon-
taine.
The womaD who is resolved to be re-
sprted can make herself to be so even
amidst an arnmy of soldiers -Cervantes.
True bravery propene a just sod, mea-
sures the dangers, and meets the result
with calmness and unyielding decidoa
-La None.
The Drat ingredient in conversation is
truth: the next, good sense: the third,
good humor; and the fourth, wit -Sir
W. Temples
Can any man or woman choose duties!
No more than they can choles their birth-
place or their tatter and mother. --George
Mot.
Money la only thus far • standard of
value; that which It can measure L per-
ishable; that which It cannot Is ha -
mortal. -Doves.
FROM THE OLD WORLD -
Glasgow, which owns its street cars,
print• Scripture texts on the cheap tickets
for workmen.
The dome of 11e palate de justice in
Brussels is made of papier macho and
weighs sixteen tons.
With the exception of Belgium, whose
debt has been incurred for internal im-
provements, every Itur•opean national
debt is In great part a war debt.
Antwerp's exbibitlun was a financial
suer..., after all; the shareholders have
bees repaid the amount they Invented,
wtlb nineteen per cent. additional.
Then are fifty-five cities In England
whteb cremate their garbage, and as they
are not run by politicians they do really
crenate wmething io•.tdea the taxes
Moscow, Gla.gnw and Alan, on the
Pacific coast of Asia, are at about the
.ante distance north of the equator, bat
the average temperature of Moscow 1s 1t7
above aro, of Glasgow, 118.8 above, and et
A jaa, 1.1 below.
AT TME JEWELERrS-
"Grantathees dna herpes" Ntttsins a
rim's" 'sells bl WW2 blade'. and
sgoare-sdged and oval [Yak-plasaDd hat-
pin. conte in this pattern
Limed skin L .tUl a taabloeable
isather, and tM proper and sosIty caper
is so purchase snob skins entire. after -
waste lnisiag neetel Glad peetir
articles es M hilt` from toss _
11e ,.atsal1 aims has gives an Impente
1e minimalise day and b_O1118sm; them
last am pv aderly Heals eaM. and
effective wham sea in rbtmbNDse and jw
Damen me .pats fa.MsMmfle: led the
hasdewn* old shall ammo b.tso.he., fa
tIM1e asd taa, ; It e[
slM
.lwan ia wawlr absent may
maseteme Ore
hewers • Wm
Yoke Moan. eoeldan. p.1,., and re
soma y bombes. booklet. e111aigbs .sed
rings Thi..bw. le awe aatlaeb set if
Wain ail s road* ar"ueap ltd le M
gumshoes am same s.eoteslans and have 11
.sushi la .sini erlglael &Aga
err PA3SING PLEASANTRIES.
New Man (after the exhausted clerks
have shown him everything in the store)
-Well. I'll call again. I wasn't want -
Ing anything to -day. -Chicago Tribute.
(rant. • dime," pleaded the mendi-
cant. '•an' 1'11 be yes fren' t'roo tick an'
Via." "Tick and tin," mused (,'Mollie.
"Haw, I see. You mean by that credit
and auk Dooald good joke, very. "-In-
dtanapol ts.
"Are you going to be at the end of the
route to see me come in?" sated young
P'lutterby of his best girl as they were d ie-
cusau ng the mad rar. "Well," said his
best girl, with great caution, "I'm gulag
to be at the eod of the route." -Chicago
Heoorl.
"I'm used to all sorts of work," remark-
ed the applicant for a job. "Well. take
your pick." said the boss of the gang,"or
perhaps you would prefer a shovel." -
Philadelphia Raord.
"The next thing you know." said
Uncle Allen Sparks. • • there will be • de-
mand for a woman's edition of the
pocketbook, and then there's going to be
trouble. "-Chicago Tribunes
Prospective Tenant -I like the top
Door best. Why doesn't the Are esospe
go lower than the third floor! Agent-lt
isn't necwssry. The first three floors are
anptv.-Harper's Bazar.
TREES AND PLANTS.
Perhaps the largest camellia in exist-
ence Is at Pituita Castle, near Dresden.
Germany. The tree is about tweny-four
feet high and annually produces about
10.000 blossoms`
The "witch tree" of Nevada and south-
ern California exudes or exhales a phos-
phorescent substance which makes every
branch, leaf and section of eta bark vis-
ible on the darkest night
For many year* green glass has been
used for the roof of tha Kew Gardens,
London. A recent ezperitnent with
white glass demonstrated that the plants
thrived much better with glass of this
tint, and the green is to be dis(anied.
MEN AND THEIR WIVES.
Alexander asci Julius Caesar were both
wens[ fined to whip thele wives on the
slightest provocation.
Milton's wife gave him so much trouble
that he wrote a instils advocating
d i roue.
The wife of Burns was as &factiotat• as
he ens intx,nstnnt and readily forgave
all his shortcomings.
Leigh }hunt ens happy in hb marri-
age, though bis wife wadi no cook and a
very poor housekeeper.
Moore got along well with his wife. In
spite of his constant flirtatt.sns, which,
atter all, may have been only word deep
The domy.stic relations of loth Mack -
dry and DMkene were unhappy
Fielding. the n'o..Jlst, married his
maid .errant and wa+ miserable.
Corneggio married beauty, wealth and
happineea Several .1 his madonnas have
the feature of his wife.
Rubin was twino married, and left
portraits of both his wives, with whom[ he
lived in singular concord.
Shakespeare's wife was eight years older
than himself• a tact that perhaps explains
his willingness to spend so much time In
London.
Shelly's Dat wife was the daughter .
an lenkseper. She wee uncongenial, and
he. deserted her for Story Goodwin. The
forsaken wife oommltt.d suicide.
Sidney Smith's wife was •ueh a gond
rook that 1)e calculated that during the
comae of his life he had ester forty-eight
four -horse wagon loads more than was
good foe him.
Conan was am happy with his wife as a
man could be whore altastions were per-
prtually straying, hut do was forgiving,
and never reminded basal kb ..rots
Imperfection&
Lather at Bret opposed 1M marriage of
the clergy, but changed his mind and
married (rtbert.s Von Born, an ex nun,
and lived happily.
BREEZY BITS.
A man may smile and smile, but If he
doesn't quit be will res awaken -Tease
Sittings.
Old Hnau-- M I.. Tirado, he Int fe r I
,maid give my Me for Foul Mies Mosel,
-Well, you may if it's heavily tswrod.-
Rrmeklyn Wfa.
The fksater woman fa just as attr.rttve
and lovely se the mush - talked et .ns•mmer
Roel.-Inelise Hassid.
Cartons young mon elated M the Man's
dams Rain every female has searehet rot
The ions heart le wedsg 1s Its work.
--Galvwlea Nowa.
"Here seems
.uee iavlas to the
:a g stile 1
Incase
DELICIOUS
MAZAWATTU
TEAS,
15,000,000
Packets
Veld Anulli
b Great
The
Tea
of the
Old Country,
II 1 LB. AID LI. LOW PIGLETS
IT 40, 60, /JD 60 CUTS P®1 U.
Suf,1) BY -
0. A. NAIRN,
H. R. SNELL,
aid STURDY BROS.
weather' 1t s enough to glee one one'•
dont!' of [.old !" ' • Worse than that,
neither' Everybody's sura to be in!" -
Beaton Budget.
ehr-1 think there Is ronddernble room
for Improvement In ladies' dresses now-
adays. He --Well, in the sleeves, especial-
ly, 1 should my there was room enough
for almo..t anything. -Yonkers States-
man.
"Clonel, can you oblige me with a
load lit powder and • few buckshot!"
"No, sir: i've got an engagement with
two men this morning, and I fear I won't
have enough to go around." -Atlanta
Coast it lit hon.
1MULTUM IN PARVO
They that govern stoat make the least
noise. -Selden.
Uneertalnty and expectation am joys
of Itte.-Oongvrve.
As sight is in the eye, so is the mind
in the soul-Mophocics.
Then is none so homely but loves •
look -glass. -South.
There Is it pleasure to poetic pains
which Duly porta know. -Cowper.
Covetous sten are mean slaves and
drudges to their subatano.-Burton.
It `me 1. to come only atter death, I
am in no hurry for It. -Martial
The greatest learning 1■ to be seen 1n
the greatest plainness.. -Wilkins.
In our world death deputes intemper-
ate"' to do the work of age. -Yonne.
All philosophy lire In two words,
"stsssstatn" and "aletnin'.-Kplcteitu.t
The world is only waved by the breath
of the school chlldn•tt.-Teltnud.
Troubles spring from Idlenoee •.d
grievous tolls front needle.. rase. -
F'ranklln.
Leve 1s preJleely to the moral nature
what the sur 1* to the earth. --therm.
You Aar (,o To SLEEP
N CHURCH
If YOU'VE GOT
A BAD COUGH.
A quick
Cider
f 4n
(*Iona*
(0Ug1.Cold
Hoeneux
Ecro�u
n
Bonk W
OOD$RJOH
BTEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
•tlaeoss•or to (' '[Mal ! Blab,
111111111mtacturer of as •.ads et
' BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pana, Sheet Irte)
Works, etc., etc..
And Ilealer•-
Engines, Machinery (nstlage, ata., Pipes
sal Pipe Fatima, all firms Goods,
Valves, (Mimes, Eta.
A:: Co stastiy on Hind at Lowest Prices.
The foilowtag ster•sd hoed Boilers and hl acts -
leery for sate:-
Oas 46 id. P. Boiler and Engine.
.• 40 " elide Valve Eugiae.
•' 35 '• Tubular Boiler, oomplete.
•• 14 "
" 6 " Fire -boa Boiler and F'tgguse,os
Ile alrisg promptly attended to
A. 3. C*ZT iTAL.
115217 P. O. boa A, Oodench. WL
Works-Ope..Ite O. T. ft. $iatioa, Aeaerlsa
NEW BAKERY
IN-
G-ODERICH_
JOHN A. GREEN
has established a new Bakery and Con-
fectionery Store on Hamilton-st. in
Barrie•s old stand, where he will keep
constantly on hand everything in the
line of Good Bread, Cakes and Pantry
of best stake. Large Loaves at 10 col.,
and small Loaves a% be.
No combination ; no extortion . but
everything to suit the times and the
pockets of the people.
if you want Good Bread and Cheap
Bread leaveyour orders at the New
Bakery, on Hamilton Street.
Wedding Cakes a Specialty.
Bread delivered to all parts of the
town.
JOHN A. GREEN.
35-CASII F1llES35
1st prize, S26 ; 2nd, $15 • 3rd,
SIO ; 4th, 115 . 5th, S2 . 10
prizes of SI each . 20
prizes ot bOc. each.
ISalada �
eyloi
T-
oder to school chilaren the above
prizes, competition open until 1st
of May, for the best poem or
rheum, the initial letter of the
lines reading downwards to com-
pose the words-
Salada'CcrlouTeas
-0:o-
The poem u expected to be the
result of the child's own thought,
the name, age, address and school
to be appended to each poem, also
a card out of • package of
li alada tt Ceylon Tea.
-lll-
STURDY BROS.,
GROCER*,
The sgcate.'ederleh.
illeTelephone Connection.
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of Mow Order Lev.. sad tomoatials .f tb.
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terms lid retersoose to ammo &Mate is year
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