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The Conscience of a Dog. yn’t see how you can talk abou the Smal we

“T de a dog’s conscience,” Boy. “A conscience is what sorry or glad for our It proaches us when we are wicked, and

makes us feel happy if we are good. If

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are go to do is right or wrong.”

hat was a very wise definition of a conscience for a small boy.

And doesn't a dog’s conscience those things ?” asked the Big Woman. Doesn’t 2 dog look ashamed when te his taal

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| what is forbidden, because he knows ihe is going to do something wrong ?| {le shook his little curls so sunny,

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“Ves, Dash does all those things,” said the Small Boy, thoughtfully.

“OQccassionally a dog’s conscience acts ina funny way,” continued the “T heard lately of alittle deg which was fond of chewing his master’s clothes-broom., ished for it several tines, but kept up his naughtiness wherever he wasn’t ob- served. At last he reduced the broom stump. Then they took the stump and gave him a severe beating with it. Being much mortifie?, he ran off, and did not come home all day. The next day he walked in with a brand-new clotaes-broom, which he laid at his master’s feet. He wagged his tail,jumped about joyfully, and look- ed as proud as if he said, plainly: ‘Here’s your clothes-broom. | have made amends for my mischief. Am I nota splenaid fellow? I suppose he thought he had gained the right to chew up unlimited clothes-brooms.”

The Small Boy laughed. That was a smart little dog.”

“Oh yes, he was smart. But after all, he was rot honestas he wanted his master to think. An honest little dog would have tried to earn meney to clothes-broom. This dog went down to the village store watched his chancefand stole one.

The Small Boy laughed harder than ever.

“And then,” went on the Big Wo-

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man, “they had to whip him for the theft. That dog’s conscience must have been terribly mixed up. It never

could have been clear to his mind why it was wicked to tear up a broom, and then wickeder to replace it.”

“How could you teach a dog the difference between right and wrong without teaching him each thing separ- ately ?” ashed the Small Boy.

“You couldn’t. You could not teach '

a dog abstract right and wrong. The master trains the dog’s conscience, teaching him what he must do and what he must not. His master’s orders and wishes make the dog’s conscience, and a bright dog knows when he disre- gards them. The-dog I told you of had been taught that it was wrong to take a broom out of some one else’s house to replace it. No one thought he would do such a thing.”

“Then a dog hasn’t got a conscience of his own after all ?”

“Well, he has, and he hasn't. He has a good sized conscience for an animal, but it wouldn‘t be very big for you”

“T mean to try to teach Dash that he must never steal anything anywhere or at any time,” said the Small Boy.

“Well perhaps yeu can do it,” replied the Big Woman.—Harper’s.

Rivals.

The sun went down one summer eve,

In a glory of golc and crimson light,

And a cloud sailing by in the rosy west,

Said, “Why so happy and gay to night ?”

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‘lhe time for general cleaning.

Your clockor watch may need cleaning, tv insure their keeping good time.

Let us have them and we will put them in good running order. Per- sonal attention given to watchwork.

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The Children 2:

He was pun- |

“Because,” said the Sun, as he sank to

% | tch the childre aa >| “And watch the chiicren play.

But the stars had heard, as one by one,

| Overhead the. |

came out to peep, And the y said to e@ac h other happy too,

“For we watch the children sieep,” { Ottawa, April, 1899.

| Teddy.

My little Teddy strayed one day

| Into the meidow sweet with hay.

3 dust till hide from Untle Fed,” And on, an] on, he brisk!y sped — When lo! a hornet’s nest he spied.

| The same, awhile, he gravely eyed.

“Oh, ho!” he said, “here’s a boney

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| Dust like the one papa tooked home,’

| Doesn't he sometimes actas if he re—| Rejoicing at the feast of honey ;

: His little hand reached for the treasure, But at the very slightest pressure. The inmates came, oh, such a swarm ’ Rent now to do the youngster harm. | “Ou-ou, it hurts!” screamed tittle Ted, As towards home he quickly fled. “Ou-ou, Mamma, I’se naughty, and-— ; Ou-ou, ow-ou, I ‘tung my hand.” “On what, my little darling Ted ?” “T ‘tung iton a bee,’ he said.

—Anna Mattson,

‘*A Fair Outside Is a Poor Szbstitate For Inward Worth.’’

Good health, inwardly, of the kidneys, liver and bowels, is sure to come tf Hood’ s Sar-

saparilla ts promptly used.

This secures a fair outside, and a consequent vigor in the frame, with the glow of health on the cheek, good appetite, perfect digestion, pure blood.

Loss of otite — “I was in poor heaith,troubled with dizziness, tired feeling and loss of appetite. I was completely run down. I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and after awhile I felt much better. ood’s Sarsapa- rilla built me up.” Lizzm A. RussgEx1, Old Chelsea, near Ottawa, Que.

Biliousness—“I hare been troubled with headache and biliousness and was much rundown. Tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla and it gave me relief and built me up.” A. Morrison, 89 Defoe Street, Toronto, Ont.

_ Hood's Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and

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S$ ily of Ghent

§. 8. will eail from

City of Ghent Charlottetown every Fridav at 10 o’clock during the season of 1899 for Halifiax, calling at Summerside, Port Hastings, Port Hawkesbury, Arichat, Canso, leaac Harber, Salmon River Sheet Harbor, re- turning, will leave Halifax every Tuesday

at 6 p. m. making some calls. The Steamer has excellent passenger accom- odations. Saloonamidship. Sgecial low freights will be given this season.

Further information apply to

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Ch’Town May 27 tf

‘Pasture Farm Wanted.

His Worship the Mayor isin receipt of es letter from Mr.T.M. Kirkwood, of Sud- bury, Ontario, who desires to obtain a thousand acres of land between Summers side and Ubariottetown for pasturage. He is willing to take them in farms of 100 or 200 acres each, “as close to each other as possible”. Application may be made to the Mayor or to Mr. Kirkwood himeelf. Mr. Kirkwood wil! come to see the farms when he hears from those who bave places to offer, The opportunity to sell or leace seems to be agood one for land owners; and Mre Kirkwood is evidently a man to cultivate.

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John N. Babcock’s Experience With Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

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Mr. Batcock has had many thrilling ihe narrowest escape he | ever had, be telis of in these words: —

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Toronto, March 16th, 1897. My boy aged fourteen, has been a suiterer from Catarrh, and lately we submitied him to an operation at the Centra) Hospital. Since then we bave resorted to Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure, and one box of this medicine has made

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