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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JULY 15, 1898

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AN HONEST HEART.

*‘An all fired hot day, marm. Goin fur?’’ said an old farmer, addressing a lady who set at his side ina railroad station waiting for a train.

The woman drew away her rich silks impatiently, frowning as if to say, **You're out of your place, sir,’’ but she made no audible reply.

*‘An all fired hot day, I say, marm,”*

gaid the old man in a londer tone, sup- posing that she was a little deaf. ‘‘ Are you goin fur? Why,’’ he continued, as no reply was vouchsafed, ‘‘I’m sorry you're deaf, marm. How long have you been so?’’

**Sir,’’ said the woman, rising, ‘‘do you mean to insult me? I shall com- plain to the police.’’ And she swept haughtily from the room.

**Waal, Lnever!’’ exclaimed the old man, as he drew out the red bandanna and mopped his forehead. ‘‘Pretty tired, marm?*’’ he continued, addressing a woman who had just come in, carry- ing a baby and a lot of bundles, and with two small children clinging to her dress. ‘‘Are you goin fur?’’

**To Boston, sir,’’ was the pleasant reply.

‘Got to wait long?’’

‘Two hours. Oh, children, do be quiet and don’t tease mother any more.”’

**Look ahere, you young shavers, and see what I’ve gct in my pocket,’’ and soon both children were on his knees eating peppermint candy and listening to wonderful stories about the sheep and calves at home. Next he pulled out a string and taught them how to play *‘cat’s cradle.’’ They were soon on the floor, happy as kittens.

‘“‘Now let me take that youngster, marm,’’ he said, noticing that the baby wented to be tossed all the time. ‘‘You look clean beat out. I guess I can please

hira. I'm a powerful hand with ba- bies.’’ In his big arms the child crow-

ed with delight until he fell asleep.

**°*Tain’t nothin at all, marm,’’ he said two hours later as he helped the woman and her charges on board.

Buying a pint of peanuts from a lit- tle girl and paying 12 cents instead of 10 cents, he munched in hearty enjoy- ment until his train was called.

**All aboard !’’ shouted the conductor, and the train started. ‘‘Something bright has gone out of this depot that doesn’t come in every day,’’ said one who remained—‘‘an honest heart.’’— Success.

See those children’s muslin hoods and hits at Stanley Bros. They are samples, ail 35¢ each, worth 59c to 90 each.

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THE SAVING GRACE OF A HOBBY

“A priceless thing isa bobby. The @aily tasks by which hosts of womcn support life are favorless, barren, «l- hopeless. To such ones a hobLy may offer the dearest hopes of ultin ata freedom from the unwelcome daily task. It will at any rate serve to entertain and give point and flavor to an other- wise blank existence,’’ is the positicn taken by Carrie E. Garrett discussing ‘*Woman'’s Drearts and Hobbies’’ in The Woman's Home Coripznion.

‘Hobbies have the power to concen- trate ind absorb the scattered energies which might otherwise be expended in ptrposeless' fiirtations, building super- flaous bonnets, re ading cheap sensations, gossiping away preAious moments, pick- ing out our friends’ foibles, dissecting our own emotions and wishing vaguely for everything which is attainable. If the hobby did nothing else but preyent these olities, it would be a boon to humanity.

‘fan found out the value of hobbies long. ago. Almost every man who is good for anything has a purpose which he thinks is quite the mest magnificent cre which a man could pursue. It is no matter whether it is lawmeking, pil) making or shoemaking, he pursues it with absorbing enthusiasm and strives to make the best laws or pills or shocs (cs the case muy be) to be found any- WEC=e.

‘“‘Woman has found that it is not enough to merely lock pretty; that love eanuot be her ‘whele existence’ (the soet to the contrary notwith ea lin) and thateven with the richest ” enitned of sovrne, and enjoyments Ne still needs a yx If it is wt all re prrpose and pursned w

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Curiosities and bric-a-brac from Cut: mre now re coming into vogue Oddly enough, they were cuite fashion able 40: yea so. A favorit aml one of the most beautiful object imaginable isa bunch of crystals fri: cne of the famous caverns in the Li: stone district. Somecf these creas cl as rock crystal, and are not alone m:n; fzceted but are often covered in piri vith masses of large end small crystal of great brilliancy. When the facetiz: occurs in certain patterns, the ervsii has the fire of a precious stone and, a well lighted parlor will t)ow colors: lizhts and fires in every direction. $+ another beautiful object is a mass of f! fern leaf coral, which is found neur ti. keys in the middle and eastern part « the island. Some of this is so delicat that it suggests a petrified cobweb.— Margherita Arlina Hamm in New Ycev! Mail and Express.

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How He Vas Fleored.

‘“What’s the matter with Holland? i hear he’s laid up.”’

‘Yes; he bonght his wifea chafiug dish a couple of weeks ago.”’

‘*But surely that isn’t responsible fo his illuess. Why, that fellow can ezi any thing!’’

*‘Oh, it wasn’t anything thet he ate She hit him over the head with it,’’-~~— New York World.

Elephants.

There are annually killed in Africa: minimum of 65,000 elephants, vielding the production of a quantity of raw ivory the selling price of which is $4, 250, 000.

“Fleetwood,” 2354, stands at Andrer Doyle’s stables, Grafion Street, every Fri- day. Balance of time at Albert Crasweli’s, Rustico. In breeding avd in individuality

A Story of Patti.

Patti once went on an excursion with a party of Americans, among whom was a young chap who could play on a ban- jo and sing ‘‘coon’’ and ‘‘rag time’’ songs like a professional. He did not intend that the great singer should judge of the quality of his art, but by. accident she had a chance, and to the young man’s joy she fell hilariously in love with every ‘‘rag time’’ melody he sang. This was a secret between the two until ome evening Patti consented to sing for the company. Several listen- ers went mildly insane when the great artist, after a little preparatory ‘‘pat- ting,’’ sang ‘‘ Mamie, Come Kiss Your Honey Boy.’’

Mexican Customa.

There are no drays or express wagons in the City of Mexico. The natives use a kind of cart with enormous wheels, but for carrying around town the ‘‘transportation’’ is all done on the backs of natives. If you want to havea trunk moved, you hire a ‘‘cargador,”’ and for 25 cents he will carry a 300 pound trunk on hie back two miles. In the country everything is carried on the backs of small mules. Droves of them come into town with produce on their backs.

Imaginary Dangers,

Nervous Old Lady (to deck hand)— Mr. Steamboatman, is there any fear of danger?

Deck Hand (carelessly)—Plenty of fear, ma’am, but not a bit of danger. — Harlem Life.

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