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Maritime Women’s . variation Temperance Union Scientific Temperance Teaching aad the New Schoo! Books,
ld be a matter of deep thankfal- thonghful and patriot.c erson in the three Maritime Provinces, nat, by the enactment of the Temperan “ m Law our loeal legislatures have maportance of imparting youth in our publi knowledye of the and nar-
It shou
ness to every
Sans atic mphasized the
o the children and
thorough ature and eff-cts of otics upon the human systena.
“Self knowledge, self reverence, self -ontrol—these three alone lead life to sovereign power.”
«* Know thyself” has ever been a maxim f the highest wisdom; and in the solution of the dark and terrib'e problem of national ntemperance, nO more beneficent and
fient factor ha- vet been utilized than
e thorough and scientific study of the
v-1olog.cal effects of intoxicants in con
vhools a
alcoho! ies
with tue knowledze and practice +f vsiene. The clearest and falle-t lighit.
© most rel.able and accurate information
needed in the elucidation of this subject, ind to this end, the utmost care and aution is required in the selection of suit- bie text books.
In the neighboring republic, after year f patient and persistent efforts on the mart of the National Woman’s Christian ‘emperance vor. this trath has at
rgth come to be widely accepted, and oir. in the public schol: of the United
states it is estimated that upwards of | 12,000,000 of children are receiving care- | | fully prepared and weil gra: led instructions
rom the books endorsed by leading edu ationists and scientists.
As members of the sister organization ff the Dominion W. C.T. U., we rejoice ‘ atthe efforts and the prayers of the ‘White Ribbon Women” of the Maritime ‘rovinees in the interesting temperance
aching for children, have not been in ain. Wealso experience much satisfac
on in the fact that the final
t the hands the election of text-book~ was pact d. has been
ven in favor of a Canadian edition, based
pon the“ Pathfinder”
e éfforts of the Maritime W. C.
decision
committee ihn whore
is been placed in the hands of many of e public schoo! teachers in New Bruns v ck, Prince Edward [sland and Nova vtia As repre entatives, dherefore, of e Maritim wcT.u , we mo-t heart- vy and earnestly endorse the “Healts
leaders.” and givethem our unanall vel
| ap. roval, and we confidently look forward ine tame when they will be used througi
ii the Dominion, knowing as we do, rat they have been most ition=ly prepared by the
carefully and commiut- fact of temper-
' onscienth
ee, and that ne item or tice teaching in them has been either | y akened or elinmmated. And we trust that, 10 withstanding the name “Reader,” | which has been given them, they will be | wvroughly taugnt and studied in _accord-
“
nce with the requirements of the law and | superin- }
th the instruction of the chief tendents of education, whose unvary ng ‘.nterests im all that is highest and e wonld here gratefully acknowledge.
| Jur be-t thanks are also due to Messrs. } .C. Allen & Co., of Halifax, for the very editable manner in which they have ac- uuplished the publication of these book-;
id that too, in the face of many difficul-
-, all of which have been severally popular prices at commend
'
i i met 1 snd overcome The } wch they are issued wall also i «cm to the publics, i It is almost superfinous to add that we faritime White Ribboaers will j w th unweary.ng i ue provisic | -ubli-<her’s preface. i} .at“asound mind in a e rightful inher.tance of every child, } and that total abstinence from st mu!ant- id narcetics im every form 18 & positive ces-ity to this, we most earnestiy pray iat the truths contained in these te mper- we text-bouks may find a lodgment in v¢ heart and mind of every pup.l, thu- tying a solid and broad fuundation for the | tal prohibit.on of the Lquor traffic and b sel Its vices. We have,
Believing sound body” 1
accompanying
1¢ Health Readers to the parents and all itere-ted in the well-being of our peop!e. i Epitu J. Arcuissaip, President Maritime W. C. T. U, tosie A B. Putiuies,
Maritime W. C. T. U.
St - *~ , . Supt. Scientific Temperance Instruction for | '
pci ; CONCERT AT KINGSBORO,
i ; i A very interesting and sucsessful con- | ! ert came off last Tuesday evening at
' <{ingsboro Hall, Kingsboro, Lot 47. Wil- iam McLean Esq., was called to the chair and gave a brief and app: opriate ad- iress, stating the object for which the con- ert had been gotten up, viz.,
vr the Hall. The place | The proceeds amounted to over iojlars
sixteen
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P SolO.......2....02e..- Mire Melville McDonald
Solo Miss Jemima Stewart
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| Quartette......Mrs Melvilk Houper, Messrs. Ezra Kennedy.
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| So'o. . Mrs Melville MeDonalki
} Trio _Misse os ‘L Nie and Ethel McDonald and Bos ie Seott.
Duet .Mrs Melville McDonald and Miss Gussie Muttart
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Nursing ‘Mothers and delicate children should make free use of Puttner’s Emul- | sion, the best lung healer, strenythner, and flesh produetor C ergyman, students and overtaxed: busi- ness men will find a wonderfal recuper- ative agent in Puttners Emulsion, which ‘contains Phosphorous (brain food) in the | most assimilable form.
| Over Forty Years has Pond’s Extrace been used by the people and profession at
| wrapper. Pond’s Extract Co. New York aud London.
book~, which throng th }
het,
watch | interest the carrying out | mms Of the acts quoted tn the | as we du |
wrefore, great plea-ure in recommending |
the procur- | } ng of funds for the purchase of an organ was crowded. |
Miss Minnie Hooper, Mis-
and is the best re emedy for |
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VOL 33.—NO. 175
ra * AN UNGAINLY TIMEPIECE. ‘
| A Three Pound Watch That Was Made Baz & Savage Monarch. A ponderous watch of antique pattern
lisplayed in the window of A. W. Stott’s |
jewelry establishment on Montgomery
street attracts the attention of the curious.
The timepiece is 4 inches in diameter and | Weighs nearly three pounds, Its case looks like eld gold, but is a composition of base metal. The ehein attached to this watch is proportionately ponderous and bears a seal ring large enough for the finger of a yinnt.
The watch was made by John Bittlesor, cf London two centuries ago. It was, no doubt, « marvel of workmanship in those days ond is still a timekeeper. biy cost about £100, or 2500 in our money. The hands upon its ample dial mark gec- onds and fifths of seconds as well as hours and minutes. The dial also shows the
e+ ee meri eo
it proba- |
phases of the moon. This remarkable relic |
is not for sale.
It is owned by a gentle- |
man of this city, who has a collection of ;
such curiosities.
The old watch has a history of some in- terest. “ About 200 years ago an English seu captain obtained from the king of a tribe of saveges in the South seas some valuable trading privileges. The king showed hiui many favors, and one day the | captain asked the insular monarch to say | What most he would like to have sent to him from london. It pleased his royal highness to intimate that a big watch wottld suit him well. | Aceordingly a watch was made to order | on a scale befitting the royal personage. And great was his pride therein. Having no pocket, he appointed a youth watch bearer extraordinary to the sovereign. Wherever the king weat the watch bearer followed, carrying the precious royal time- piece in his bands.
When the king died, his sons succeeded to the ownership of the watch. They sold it to the captain of an American ship, and he disposed of it in Philadelphia, Some time ago it fell into the hands of its pres- ent owner, who prizes it highly. This is no doubt one of the oldest repeating watches in existence. Its ring is very musical,— San Francisco Chesuiaie
The Book annie and Edueation.
It matters not that the agent has solely in mind his own pecuniary gain. The politician rarely goes into politics for the mere sake of his country. Incidentally he may save it, iY necessary, but primarily he isin politics for his own sake. The schoolteacher is in his calling, 99 times out of 100, for the opportunity it may afford tim of being able to prosecute his desires (0 attain some other place. The editor may mold public opinion, bat if some equally congenial though not so philan-
Ren Soe ~ oer ENS
thropic molding could be done by him in |
some other sp.ere for a few hundred dol- lars more a year he would not be found in a sanctum. Ard it is so with aijl of us, np | matter how much we may try to deceive ourselves to the contrary, The book agent in his calling necessarily aids in the progression of education. What ' his object personally may be, or whether be ever thinks of it, in no way makes for or against him. The means he employs are honorable and their effect beneficial, and for that reason we honor the book agent. He is doing an incalculable benefit in opening up markets whose consumption bas made it possible that standard works should be in the hands of all ata minimum of cost. We may laugh if we will at the iumorous stories illustrating his persist- | ney, but in his own way he has done nore for the world of today than mavy men in many professions much more pre- tentious than his humble but honorable | calling.—Donahoe’s naa
—
Possible.
A popular English Nonconformist min- ister was staying with a family in Glas- xow while on a visit to tuat city, whither ' he had gone on a deputation from the Wesleyan Missionary society.
At dessert, when invited to take some fine fruit which he decliued, he mentioned to the family a curious circumstance con-
tasted an apple, kind of green fruit.
This fact caused considerable amazement to most of the family, but a cousin who was present—a cautious Seotchman of A most practical tarn of mind—listened to | the statement with great unconcern, and | when the various exclamations which it | had aroused subsided, he remarked dryly: | “It's a great peety ye hadna been in para- | dise, and there micht na hae been ony fa’.’’ | '
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— Youth's Companion.
Ancient Penny In the Slot,
{ Ancient Egypt (writes a correspondent) | is ‘looking up’’in every way. Some of its contrivances appear to have been quite up to date. Actually, they had already more than 2,000 years ago, what we call “a penny in the slot’’ for the extraction of something useful, pleasant or otherwise desirable. Heron, the philosopher of Alex- andria, describes an sutomatic machine, which he asserts to have been in use in the Egyptian temples for a long time past, even before his time. By throwing a piete of money in the slot, the worshipers | received some consecrated water through a valve. The stature or stand, the two armed : lever with its closing valve and the other | details of the machine are all correctly de- scribed. ‘Truly, the sage was right when he declared that ‘‘there is nothing new under the sun.—St. James Gazette,
Guy Fawkes Day In New England,
It may surprise many readers to know that any observance of the old English | Pope day, or Guy Fawkes day, is held in ourown day in America, yet such is the ease. Bonfires are still lighted on the 5th of November in New England coast towns by boys who have not the slightest notion | of the exciting and picturesque events in English history and the old time English holiday that they thus commemorate. In Newburyport, Mass., it still is celebrated, and in Portsmouth, N. H., and Newcas- tle, N. H. In the latter town it is called ‘Pork night’’ an absurd and meaningless corruption of Pope night. It is not many years since chill Novem ber 5ths in Glouces ter and Marblehead saw Guy Fawkes bon- fires on every hill.—Independent.
A Mortgage on the Universe. She—Do you know why God, after he had created the universe, made woman last of all? He—Well, I have ideas on the subject. ‘‘He made woman last because he want- | ed to put the crown on his work.’’ “Yes; maybe so. You don’t put the mortgage on a building until after it is | finished,’’—Texas Siftings.
Worth Trying. :
A Scotch gentleman of fortune, on his deathbed, asked the minister whether, if he left a large sum to the kirk, his salva- tion would be secured. Thecautious min- ister responded, “I would not Jike to be positive, but it’s weel worth trying.’’—Ex- changer . et a Suulight Picture, :
.. £5 “Sunlight” Soap wrappers (wrappers bearing the words “Why Does a Woman Look Old Sooner Than a Man”) ' to Levev Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St. , Toronto. { and vou will receive ‘by post 4 pretty pic- ture frée from advertising, and well worth | framing. This is an easy way to decorate vour home. The aoap is the best in the market and it will sly cost 1 ¢. postage to send in the wrappers, if you leave the ends ; open. Write your addrese carefully.
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Houd’s Sarsa iia.” M a Ke . 10 Fidison Street, Albatiy, NY INYDER,
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HOODS “PILLS are the best ai after-dinner Pus. sowed dijestion, cuse headaché. ‘Try » bea, COE Principal of the Commercial Department of Kent's Hill Seminary, Says: A well-known PHYSICIAN RECOMMENDED
Skoda’s -Discovery
for tay wité, which the has taken with the most satisfactory results. This led me to try Skoda’s German Soap, as I was troubled a great deal with a sensitive face which shaving would irritate.
Skoda’s German Soap has entirely rid me of this trouble. For softening and clearing up the skin one has only to try it to appreciate its su- periority over all others.
*Skoda’s Discovery kes you eat, it makes you sleep, it wabed pan oek Madical sdvice ree, SKODA DISCOVERY CO., LTD., WOLFVILLE, W. s.
For we vy au dtrugyint>. trade «ap qied by W. R. Watson; Charlottetown sa EI. I,
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Martin’s Cardinal Food
FOR INFANTS AND INVALIOS.
The mest palatable food prepared, and is unequalled by any other preparation ofits kind. The best food and the best value, put up in one pound Tins, price 25 cts. per Tin,
Sold Retail by all Druggists and Gro- cers and Wholesale by
KERRY WATSON & CO. Prornicrone MONTREAL.
ASK YOUR DRUCGGIST FOR
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able as cream. i" contel. sike others. In big bottiee 50c. and 81.00.
When we assert that
Kidney Pills
wenn nse Cure Backache, Dropsy, Lumbago, Bright’s Dis-
ease, Rheumatism and all other forms of Kidney Troubles, we are backed by the testimony of all who have used them.
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