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THE DAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 17 1898
Fore i: The Children
Something Which May Lost.
1A wee little maid, with a bright little ' race
ee ed up on the railing one day | Which guarded the pansies; a slip,
wn ’mid the blossoms
No very bad bruises } ,
she
were found on
r knees, An ry few tears in her eyes. l) | lost her balance,’ her ny declared ; May listened in wondering su!
They missed her, and down in the Lew ale she Knell,
way, then
rised,
} thay rT LAiCly, SUT}
ing the cheeks all aglow .
Then laughed at her an swer, and kissed her again :
; Llost it you know.’
AN OLD RHYME
What “Sing a Scng of Sixpence”’ Means.
You all know this rhyme, but have you ever herad what it really means? The four-and-twenty-black
presents I
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four hours.
world, while
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bottom of the is the the top arches it. ‘The opening of the pie the day-dawn, when the birds begin to sing, and surely such a sight is fit for a King
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selves up and saluted their father in the militaay fashion, as is their wont.
What is all this noise about ? asked the Emperor.
A slight dispute, sire, sail his eldest and I was obliged to let my brother know who is Crown Prince in this establishment.
Good, said [ see what you mean; and now | think it will be as well if let you know in the same way who is Emperor in this particular family ! and he torthwith administered a punishment which impressed _ itself
son,
his majesty,
the Crown Prince.
The Boy Who Laughs.
| I know a funny little boy lhe happiest ever born ;
His face is like a beam of Joy, Although his clothes are torn;
| IT saw him tumble on his nose,
And waited for a But how he laughed! Do you suppose He struck his funny bone?
groan
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A | dent of he | that journal :
There’s sunshine in eacl he
speaks ;
~ His laugh is
[ts ripp'es overrun his Like waves on snowy sand.
1 word
something grand:
heeks
He smiles the moment he awakes, And till the d The scl for a }
His lessons are but fun.
iy is done;
schoolroom ] »kke he takes—
1e day may go,
You cannot make him cry;
He’s worth a dozen boys I know, Who pout and mope and sigh.
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RUSSIA AND FRANCE
Henry Norman, the London correspon~ the New York Times, cables to
‘*‘Concerning the relations of France and
crust is the sky that over | Rastia, lam abletotell you two htile stc- is | Ties which throw much light upon them,
' and the accuracy of which | can guarantee.
When Count Muravieff was in Paris, re~
cently, he told President Faure that France
must absolutely settle the Fashoda inci»
The King who is represented sitting | dent with England immediately and that
in his per‘or counting : } ». ¢ a}
is the sun, while the g slip through his fingers, as he counts them, are the golden sunbeams.
out his money, | then Russia would take the first opportu-~ gold pieces that | vity of joining France in
8ome common
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| question against England, the Fashoda
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| dispute being no good for this purpose. In
convereation with the President, in the
The Queen who sits in the dark | presence ofa foreign diplomatist—hence
kitchen is the moon, and honey with which she regales herself 1s the moonlight.
The industrious maid, who is in the garden at work hefore her King—the sun—has risen, is the day-dawn, and the clothes she hangs out are the The bird who of tragically ends the song by“ nipping off her nose” is the sunset. So we have the whole day, if not ina nut shell, in a pie.— Farmer’s Advocate.
clouds.
A Royal Nursery.
The other day (says the Pall Mall Gazette of 1890) the Emperor of Ger many, busied in his own room heard a violent disturbance in the nursery, and speedily made his way to the scene of tumult. When he entered, the Crowa Prince and Prince Eitel drew the...
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“Moreover, a distinguish«d Russian offi- cer personally intimate, because of his family’s position, with the Czar, was talk. ing over the situation in France witha friend of mine, who repeated the conversa- tion to me yesterday, The Russian said : ‘What France needs ts anKk npercr.
“<*Yes,’ said wy friecd, ‘but wuere_ will she fiod one.”
* “Weare trainiog one for her,’ was the reply in the Ruesiav army.”
“IT wrote jast week for Prince Louis Napoleon, and am still more convinced now that the ligatning may come from that quarter.”
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NEWS NOTES
The London Daily Mail eays it is report-
aux'liary forces aud in supreme command of the operations conducted by the Sirdar, Geners! Lord Kitchener, for the recon- questof the Egyptian provinces in the
Soudan, will be the next Governor of Malta,
The dropping of Nebraska into the Re- publican column isove of the significant things in the United States elections, Nebraska isthe home of Mr Bryan, the Democratic candidate of 1896, and war a stronghold ot the free silver idea. The Republican party, while it contains many silver men, is asa whole, on record for sound money, If Nebraska joins under its banner there is some room for thinking that the silver money heresy is dying out.
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QUEBEC,— Nov. 3rd, 1£9- Mr. S. F. TarBrsu,
Charlottetown.
My D.ar Sir :—
I feel that you will be pleasedto know that afew days agolI received mv wife’s portrait ordercd through you. The ex- ecution of the work in every detail is as creditable to the High Grade Art Union ag it 18 satisfactory to me.
Cam very munch pleased indeed. painting is a perfect picture.
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GoverNnMENT Hoc-ez, Orrawa,
J ave 22nd, 1898
The Coantess of Aberdeen has pleasure in stating that The High Grade Art Stu- dio has very successfully carried out a Portrait of the Earle of Aberdeen, after 6 photograph lent to them for the purpose, Lady Aberdeen considers the picture a great success and offers aj] best wishes to
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