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, 1. Phy-it-al Culture-Emerson Exercises to
Ain-icaleAccimpmiment ................. ._ 
= Gentleman: Bears R.C. Mncpherson. GLR.
Macmillan. J. E. F.Cahill.
~ lndifsz Miss Edth Stewart, Eva Hyde.
_ Fannie Macmillan.
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I » -Garnet: Mi” Gwendollne Welsh.
bleeding-"Huw "ot Beard the Messiah" 
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\ 7 Reading b. The Last Shot.
' _`l(r. K. U. Macpherson
’ 8 Plano Trio _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .
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_ The Misses Carroll and Kelly.
- Orchestra  _ . . . . . . . .
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G THE GUARDIAN
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' The Examiner does no _ 1. 
if   to the charge that it desires the Con- _
_ servntive party to rule all the time, p
_ _ 4. -_ a _ Y "*'-"*"" '= ,w1,e¢i,er it isinsmajority or not. Butit
WEDNXMMY APRIL 4° ,does say it desires that the will of the ` 
 s siiiiiis iiioiiii iris Nations. , mmm has been twice ,,,,,,,,,d/ ,U , _ Yarmouth’ Much 5%’ woo’
U ______ large majority of thepeoplds elected re-. , i "»"  " " -
L preservatives that the !s<.>twri‘i¢e pithy
N ij - t b 'urded or punii-:"5 _ _ __ _:` '; V __ _~_ p ' pg __ ' ~, . _ - ~
ed ui; l.(iir¢1:siiidi\\iii)luale\:'i:lvl` be beyond the it mmm' facie evidence that the méasutéf Genl l8m@n'°‘I 11395 l1S€d R0y9~l  P0'dUr  '
i i rd ith the po ula will.`
“"“;e'   ;°;;ta:;\ iviiiigfidezriiehivsthe nxamifsfii offer number of years, but one day I gave yours atrial and from
ma e wi i I =
_ ii ' ri. W im A . - 4- _
here on ihewrbh- And Wt 011° °f °"° if” °°°"t“"' M ° W° 3 vi that dav to this I~have used your Baking Powder. If 
t wpwdous pictures ever presented cited the by-elections held since the Coin
mos s . _ - . . .
to the human mind is the judgement of mans passed and the Senate rqected the want a' testimonial I will  send* you ont' '
“ and the re“m_ds and mush redistribution bill The Examiners f
the naw” ` i i p _ answer is that the West  election ' H' E' 
-'_-*N
ments mcted out to them by the Supreme
to age. History in the large is but the rc-
cord of that great Tribunal whose irr-
evocable decrees are given eifectin the op-
en sight of :ill men. From the beginniiig,
nations have had their terms of probation
and ha vc been set upon the right hand or
on the left, and those upon the left liaive
gone away into the outer darkness of de-
cziy and olilivion. “.»\_ssyrin., Greece, Rome,
Cartlizigc. where are they ?"
Anil be it observed that while the
nation can no more escape the due reward
of its deeds than can the individual, the
judgment- of the nation is made upon the
same grounds as the judgment ,of the
individual. lVhat is it in the national
sense to feed the hungry,clothe the naked,
ministerto the sick and visit the prison-
ers, but to recognise the common brother-
hood of all races, colors and creeds, to
minister to all and provide equal liberty
and equal justice to all? Doubtless every
nation has come far short of this ideal and
must humbly plead guilty to sad omis-
sions of duty. But if we cometo compare
one nation with another in that regard we
shall readily see why Britain has been
set at the right hand in the great division
and why to her has been I given the
heathen and isles of the sea. for an in-
heritance and the ut-tcrmost parts of the
earth for a possession.
I Beyond all comparison with any nation
of past ages or with any of the present
day, Britain has done most to extend the
V light of-Christianity, and the blessings of
civilization, liberty and justice around
the world. Under no other flag than hers
are there so many agencies that provide
food for the hungry, water for thc; thirsty,
kindly ministry to the sick, or just and
_humans treatment to the - prisoners of so
many races, kindreds and tongues. In no
land is individuallibertysofull and at the
same time so secure against both the
tyranny of power and the violence of the
mob. In no other like area upon earth
are the laws so uniformly just or the
courts so pure and so impartial as within
the British Empire. These are high
claims but they can be sustained by
appeal tof the common judgment of in-
telligent mankind. And in the justice
and humanity of her government and her
laws, in the secure and ordered liberty of
her subjects, in the great work she has
done to set free the oppressed and en-
lighten the darkness of many lands, we
see the reason why in the judgment of the
nations Britain has been set upon the
right hand and crowned 'with honor. I
Enemies and rivals have predicted the
downfall and decay of the British Empire
and in every crisis of her national career
have thought they saw the beginning of
, the end. It was thus, to go no further
back, in the days of her struggle with Na-
poleon, And yet she emerged from that
struggle for the first time mistress of the
seas. It was so when the Indian mutiny
broke ¢ui..Bui the india of may is an Em-
pire. well-ordered, loyal and content be-
neath Vlctoria’s sway. It was so when
she was wantonly attacked by the Boer
_oligarchies of South Africa, a few months
ago. But nations do not fall or sink into
decay without a cause. Britain will never
fall while standing true to the principles
ofjustice and libertywhich she has solong
maintained. She will not fall nor be de-
posed untii some other nation more just,
more merciful, more humane than she, is
` ready with stronger and cleaner hands to
undertake the great mission which has
been entrustcdto Britain. There is none
. »
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_ >_. Kippewd Herring'  success ron sIh1trY`iY1iAus._nis
'ts the record of>1?erry Davis’ ~Pain-Killer.
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GROCERS. - - i , - mis. ir. Plums can L,
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nothing as to the will.of the people in re-
gard to redistribution. -f
The esteemed Examiner finds a
supreme example of the wisdom and
utility ofthe House of Lords in the re-
jection by that body of the measure de-
signed to give Ireland legislative inde-
pcndence. Iii this regards the Examiner
differs from some oi its party leaders }\ ho I
have distinctly favored Home Rule.,
There were those in Canada years ago’ I
who thought it would be disastrous to'
give the Province of Quebec it local legis- A
lature. But Quebec is not the less loyal.
but the more loyal for the concession thus
made. By what process of reasoning doc s
the Examiner reach the conclusion that
the people of Ireland cannot safely be
should iind itself afterward in trouble
with some of its Hibernian readers and
patrons. _
With Butler In Canada.
General Buller was in Canada with the
Kings Royal Riiles, and went out on the _
Red River expedition. One day on the
march a private in the Rides was trying
to beg a pipcful of tobacco in vain, when
he observed a figure just ahead ot him
that seemed familiar, and slapped him on
the back saying. “Got a pipeful of baccy,
mate?" The iigure turned, revealing Capt.
Buller. The soldier was overwhelmed
oblige,” said Buller, “but I _hmveiiita pipe-
ful for myself!" showing at the same time
an empty pipe. 7
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Is often a warning that tl# live# il
torpld or inactive. Hot# serious
troubles may follow. fora prompt, _
edicisnt  of BaeQlit audi all
liver troubles, take , _
I Hood’s 
While they rouse tie Iver, lesion I
mil, regular action eli the bowels.
they do ‘not ‘gripe ov pain. do not
irritate or lntlalne the imerualiorgauli
xmave a positive tonic T &.
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DEARBOBN <34 90, _   _
_]udg¢_ This judgement goes on from 8.80 wascorrupti If We admit this’ there has Sl'f€W8il`d S. S. 
. be ch d t'on on both . _
Hill
sides that the single incident proves , ,__ . 
with confusion. “Very sorry '_ I can’t ,
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I- Img;  vmi§ guru the nations, bythe nat ofthe Almighty,_  !  !  !
thin the crdiniiy careless _1s'ig1i. _,md eHi=fi“‘ifP“°f*”“ i°§_“““f1°“““"‘“S-
f - Aim shredded oodiniiiniiui, ,  Q 
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nm pmssasu in sms an-i _-for
he wiigzgiiimn ie;i;i;:"x:&lltar7 segovioe ‘iii re-
n er' begs announce
_ thgtin his absence hislaw-oilloo at8ouris will
bekept open and all legal business willbe
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may he addresssdto at8on.is as usual.
NOTICE
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G In ii few days we intend
opening business on the Mc-
Kay Corner,where we will be
in a better position than ever
to attend to our customers
and all others who may-favor
Fnii wi-i i emi ii, 7  
b .i iii ini;  me 
ll18l°1`P»8_0 ~ouca_n rely ou- thlfoiie.
We are Ausling tor yourtrado, and
the tempting hai: _wsrqggp yin
isgood stool combined 
_ &eii_~li market. ` 7, 
Th Kerri lark t -is curl
_ pligd. huiilie oanesugi thbmmliy
_hs dos.. buck0¢»i\nd blrl, 
in canned Salmon, 
Ulamsp .audafull line ofjenera
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42ml Black
See the Tartan, the I-Iighlanders wore when they
fighting with ourglslan-1 Boys.
Following are a few of the clans
McI‘u.en,sfound ii ii ii iz ci nned ‘nd 
MéGregor, Red Ground “ “_ _ “_ _f White  _
entrusted with aParliament of their own?  pp _ _ _ I - I ll*  ~° g
It would be interesting to have a frank l   f 1 I it    lei  i i
and candid answergeven if the Examiner - ‘_ c _ E '
mg in Seovch Clan and
taus. also Plain Colon, 
Plaid.. The general utility
Cape is at onoe apparent. _t if
ilv put on, and adaptable to
15,, .nas
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srqu arson, ue an ac noun , teen ol
iicai-iiiur,ci~»s gmna Yimsensais  _ . _
Gemma, Bud “ Green _ _“_  _ ‘_‘ fi _ _ _ _  
Fraser, Brown ‘° Green and Hue  White allddlod  _
Campbell, blue Black ground Green andtlieil 
Argyle, Ariz; le Checks on White Gi~o\`ini'l." " ` __ ,_ __
giiiéslair, Red Ground, Green, Black and Blue Checks, White and
- - ~»1is¢i. _   c  _
Cunningham, Red Ground. Black Checks, Blue, White and Red like
Forbes Green, ‘° ""4 “‘ RedandYellowltlU. ` `
Montgomery “ “ .Blue
menus ‘- ~ cms, Bi" .mi Buck cumin. niet
Hunting Stewart, Green Ground, Blackaad Blue  Bd
Yellow lines. _
niviwn “‘ -‘ Bits me B1-ek, Check., Winn md nal mm
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Royal Stewart, Red Ground, Blue, Green and Black 0lll&, Yl\i2,Y,‘
White and Red lines _
Gunn, Green Ground, Blue and Black Checks, Red lilm- i 
McDonald of Wa§o, Red Ground, Green and Blue Uhbkl, Wh*
lines . _
Forty Twa, Blue and Black Ground. Green Checks.
McKenzie Soaforth Highland Tartan, Whiteand Bild lime.
Gwen checks. _
~ Gordan, Blue and Black Groulfd, Gmen Checks,  linel tlirolgh
_Murray and 42nd, Blue and Black Green Checks, Red' llnel.
Mcfeill, Blueand Black Ground “ “ whine and yellow
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