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Won by Kindness.

If there was one person of whom shy little Bobby was more frightened than another, it was of that gentleman who parades the street in a suit of blue and commonly known as a_ policeman Bobby had been foolishly trained by his mother to regard this friend of all innocent beings as a terror and sort of ogre, ready and _ willing down on all little boys, and carry them offto some horrible unknown place. sut little, if at all, less afraid of a police constable was his sister Annie, a win- some little dame full of love and tender- ness

One day Bob and Annie had set off for a walk, Bob taking his old tailless wooden horse for exercise, leading the pretty animal bya string. Led away by a man witha tame bear, the little lon until they began to fee! tired and hungry; and very soon realizing that they were they began to cry.

“Now, my little man,” said a_ voice

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policeman’s hand laid on his shoulder.

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do 13th Nov teturuing will ieave Pictou, N.S. every s‘ternate Monday at noon, oo arrival of

rains from Halifax and St. Jobn, call- tog at Chaclotietown, Summerside, Perce, Gaepe. Ma! Bay eod Father Point.

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calls. The steamer has exceilent passenger accomod ations. Saloon amldships. Specia iow fre ights will be given this season

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The Charlottetown Steam Nav- sation 0, Ltd.

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From POINT [DU CHENE (on arrival Mm afteroon train ‘rom St. John) for Sum- mereide, connectiog there with express vain for Charlottetown. Dis

Frm <UMME -SIDE (on arrivel of morning trato from Charlottetown (for - ; . ; foint Due Chene connecting with day

train for St. Joh

. Connecting at Moncton with train for Vanada and at St John with steamers of International Line and D. A. R. steamers Rol railways for United States and Canada

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A.&.P Line for Boston. |

-* | Through tickets to be had at Grand |

| Consultation free, _G. F. Hutcheson, '. W. HALES, | OPTICIAN AND JEWELER,

4ay train for Cap Galifax with C.

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close at hand, ‘What is the matter ?”

And to Bobby’s terror he found a This was the signal for a renewed out urst of tears, and Annie clung scream- g to her brother.

“] see, I see,” said the constable ; “you are lost. Well never mind, youngsters : cheer up, and come along with me.”

And taking a hand of each he led the trembling mites to a police station close at hand.

‘Two more kiddies lost, Bill,” ~he said to one of his mates as they enter- ed. The frightened children croucli- ed away from the men; and wondered painfully what would happen next.

‘‘And where do you come from, my little man ? can you tell me ?”

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For answer poor Bobby only sobbed more loudly than ever; and the con- | stable said, ‘‘It seems to me, Bill, that the youngsters are hungary as well as lost. Mind ’em a bit will you?” And leaving the room he went across to a baker’s shop, coming back in a couple of minutes with some buns.

Holding »p one of the buns he beckoned little Annie, whose terror secined to vanish beneath the claims of her appetite ; and very soon Bobby was won over to take one of the prof- fered buns also.

Very kindly did the men talk to the

address, and comforted them by telling them that they should be taken home shortly, if no one came for them.

One act of kindness had won over the little hearts, andthe constable who took then. home in the evening was a bit puzzled when Annie puiled his face down and gave him a loud sound- ing kiss on his cheek, while Bob squeezed his hand, and said,

I shan’t be afraid of you any: more, ‘cos you've been so good to Annie and me.

Sewiug Aches.

Jessie sat down by her mother to sew. She was making a pillowcase for her own little pillow.

“All this?” she asked in a discon- tented tone, holding the seam out

“That is not too much for a little girl who has a work-basker, of her own,” said her mother.

“Yes,” thought Jessie, mother has given me a work-bashet and I ought to be willing to sew,” and with that she tooka few stitches quite diligently.

“I have a dreadful pain in my side,” said Jessie, in a few minutes. “My thumb is very sore,” she complained. “Oh, my hand 1s so tired!” was the next. Then there was something the

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little ones, and by degrees ilicited their |

doctor 2” asked ker mother.

“The doctor for me, mother ?’ cried the little girl, as surprised as she could be.

“Certainly ; nains and aches must be ill, and the pi

sooner we have the doctor the better.” “Oh mother,” said Jessie, laughing, I am better

a little girl so full of |

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There may. be times when silence is gold, and speech is silver; but there are times, also, when silence is death,

and speech is life—the very life of Pentecost. —Max Muller. -Do you desire a kind, loving

Friend, Who will be a helper always ? Then learn to do things in Jesus’ name, and you will draw near te Him. All virtue consists in having a will- ing heart ; God will lead you as if by the hand, it only you do not doubt, and are filled with love for Him rather than fear for yourself.

A man never describes his own im-— perfections and failings so accurately as when he is describing those of an- other.

When we labor with God we find ourselves in the company of all the world’s best workers

The blessedness of God’s house is that there men praise Him. This it was that made that house so precious to the Psalmist. And what Christian man can climb higher than this—to find in the praise of God the greatest joy of his life ?

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Did it ever occur to you that most railroad men die of kidney disease?

A Disease Peculiar to Railroad Men,

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Mr. Geo. Cummings, for over 20 years en-

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Believer in Dodd’s Kidney Pills,

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Brockille, Aug 23th.

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Yours truly, W. H. Opett.

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