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help one from feeling sorrows-i`u'. ipouket kodak \`vitl\ nie, Mr. B-Aisivcli in-V stance to ct.l\e|'s. If you don‘tI dn. No\v‘_ Ring out the old,ringin this new troducevlme t`o Ciuptaiii `Gault iilurray, tile imagination i.- apt to run nil'

Ring happy iielismcross ilie snow, and from wlmin I bccninc arqunini..-ii here und wonder if these lirotiuwa

The year is going, ict him go; wiith the following information. are nil sick at the same time,

Ring out the false, ring in the true. The schooner 'i‘hr'ce Bells loft Nova when its rough, and if upon n long ,

mug. om fu,” Pride in place mm MUNI’ Sentinn Shores during the S'p~nl.~h ,~\nii~ri. trip, do they nil get lioninsielr on the

The eww 8_,“n_d______n_, me s__iu__ _ can Wnr und run the _iilockiiilcs with pro- same days; und, anyway rrndcr, \\'l\ich is ,_

Rm; in the love or umm “ml _ight_ visions cle. ,You will notion a picture gf the worst- feeling, being sen sick or home- __ ‘Rmgm tha wm"_m_,D__c 6' éo~od_ _the 'l`hrce Belisnnd her entire crew of aipkl Thou therc's thc other side of if

_ _ - live men n`car bow of vessel. The Simi/ When these five lads are away, which one I

Ring. °"“" tha W°“t‘ the wie' ihevblh' ish Government captured |l,e_ does the futher and mother' and alan-rs The faithless coldness of i'h"mmBi Three Bells at Santiago, and the miss the most? \Vhich would you think?

Ring °“l'»'l"g °“i' "W ”‘f’“"”f“l "hy"’°5' Canadian Gaptain fearing courtmaitinl The captain is in the middle of the group. Bm’ 'hm the fun" mi'"f"'el l“‘ . and being shot, jumped over-board and U0 3'0" "P9089 Slwll "» 'MNH “'0UlIl

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Twilight and evening bell, w'aé drowned. For neufrly »a your tim happen as it mutiny on i;oa_iIi st;heIT_hree_

A d after than me dm-k vessel remained in Cuban waters and EEUU- \"ld¢!‘ Present 0°" ll H 0 us

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And may there he no sadness of farewell her bottom becoming rotton, she had to hope that brotherly love may continue __ _ C1-cw of the Tiuce BC.]i5_

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Vt'hg'n 1 embark, be docked and repaired. The Three Bells “ml th” “Dwi” “nd CNW may B sparc l ., _ _ _

living with their parents as follows:- Bessie Murray, Tens. Murray, Harriet Murray, Nettle Murray.

Sunset and evening star,

And one clear call for inc;

And may tlicrc be no moaning of the

'Ar-wn W “Wd V than “'92 ton schoonenwhloh wne Decenmy lim, bear with me reader 5 1151.13 | H ` '

~ . ongen ve brothers whose father and mother, Now m _ _

_ y story is done. I trust this bar

Sounds rather pretty does'nt iti The

very nnnic oi bells sets ones thoughts a."- guinu. At iliis season, we naturally think ol .~.h-igli bells, the snow, the pranc- nn; lioi-ses and the crisp frosty air. Others clouhllcss will bring to remembrance the

dear little church near the old homestead, where they were christened or perhaps. married.

the toll of the bell, of loved ones depart- ed, and, not even t-he Christmas Chimes,

There are some that are reminded by

loaded by Wright Bros.,vicmria, P. E. I. with 4,300 bushels of island potatoes for

the Boston market. Now there does not seem to he anything wonderful or histor- ical about this circumstance; and yet

fillow along untill explain. Havingl.

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hear of a Captain and entire crew being brothers? As you look at these due big strapping fellows taken in their working clothes on board their own ship, dou't you think that interesting enough, to take a picture of, and relate the_ circuni- _

have moreto tell you. Did you ever

bale and hcar_ty, 'Lewis and Mrs. Murray, live at Port Iiichniond C.

B. near the strait of C_anso.l Cn iz. Gouit Murray John Murray: retty name “Three Bells? " fora ship. “lldllilicff

liti.le_ historical sketch will interest

\Vhen I put out to sen.

For though from out i-his llourne of time

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\Villinm Murray, Leslid Murray, Olonzd It 'ak`es \o`ne think of “Crossing the Bur" The il ood may bcnr mr- fnr,

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islnnders as much as it has the writer.

l.l\l\lrrI\,Y. that beautiful 'poem by Lord Tennyson. hope romeo my i : ~e ~ -c,

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Tlicfolloivlilgistekeu from the Hawaii tant oiiice with his government, and it llernld ami the Rev. J. W. Wadmnn re- - was on account of his ability as a diplomat icrreri to is n native of this Province. that he was selected for his present duties lion. S. li. Yoon, vice~minister of‘Mr. Wadrnan was fifteen years in Japan ioreigiinflnirs of Korea, and Rev. John engaged in missionary work and thor-

oughly understands the Japanese lan-

chnrch in llcnolulu, arrived overland from . guage. Ile has been in Honolulu only a

few years and the Methodist church there is growing under his ministry.

\\'. Wnilinnn, pastor of the Methodist

ixmwiilinc on Tuesday having visited the plantations where Koreans are employed, and in some instances where they are not, l\l0lll.’ the roulc. The object of the visit is to lenrn tim conditions of the Koreans, of whom ilicri- are about 0,000 in the islands.

“l ionnd them generally contentedf said Mr. Yoon to a representative of the llernlil, “especially so where a little con- siilerntlon is given the fact that these

Wlucntly, ignorant of the laws and con- ditions. \\'ht-ro a little kindness is shown My the "'“i’l0Y0\`H, Rnd profanity eliminat-

l{oru:ni,lln\rc ascertained is contented "ill ilivcs .sniisl|\ction."

r Mr. Wnvlnnin is making his first visit to

thisislnnd and, like Mr. Yoon, expresses innnrimirfiiniited wnn nu experience. _ llr.\'n\n\ is n linguist and can travel ‘l"’°“l “lhvivlicic without needing the lEl'\‘i<‘<‘.~l oi nn interpreter. As vico-nilnls- |"°f i°"\’li!l\ i\il`n.irs he holds an impor-

‘lahere is so much had in the best of us] A d so much good in the worst of us,

That it hardly beliooves any of ui

To talk about the rest of us.”

_ BE Kmp.

_When friends we’ve always counted

true

Betray the confidence we show;

Wlien in our hour of need we find

That to our interests they are blind,

Eor they‘ve betrayed our sacred trust, We'll have revenge-We think we mustl What useless worry do we lind- Just stop and thihk, and then be kind.

When we have used our utmost might

Inbeing square and doing right,

And are misjudged and oft misused

And by the ones we trust abused,

We fcel like giving up the race

And moving od’ the earth in space.

D0n't bc with foolish cares entwincd

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trench Village, lknow inNAnn°s 1.1N1MaN'r win “"0 Group.

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WHAT iili SAYS

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He Says Dodd’s Dyepepsla Tablets

Cure Stomach Troubles and Gives Hia Reasons for Saying sc.

"Yes, I menu what I say about Dcdd's Dyspepsia Tablets," says Henry A. Colea_ of St. Mary’s River, Guysboro Co., N. S. in a recent interview. “I lllld Bf»0“\8°l\ trouble for about live years. It 809 B0 bmi I was taken to my hed lDd_ the d°°W" -was nailed in. ue qounin t men the trouble however and I was suffering ver! bad, and not knowing what to do when my wiio said, ‘Lot us try Do<ld's D.YSl70P‘ sie Tablets?

“Wel'i, we tried them, and the result

was that I used seven bokes and the stomach trouble left and has not troubled me since. Do you Wonder I recommend

wg;-ry. Getabox or w I

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.nygpgpqia Tablets and they will do it or

Make greater eflorts to be kind!

When cares like billows of thc sea Are surging high ‘round you and me, And the contentions of the world Have all their icy banners turled, While darkest clouds obscure the day And troubles hide y`ou from the way,

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The troubled seas; and still be kind.

Has suffered much-will stand no more

When earthly goods are swept away And pain has racked you all the day; When weary with your load of woes And bearing more than mortal knows,

ide the Great Hero of your Kind;

By keeping sweet and being kind. i

When duty calls be not afraid, Speak out the truth in sun and shade; What matters it what people say If you have done the right to-dayi And when the noiseless evening shade Is gathering over hill and glade, The consciousness will iill your mind That ycu've been paid for being kind.

From a “Tmimnn Nunez".

Just change your course and leave be-

When patience with its boundless store,

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Century. _

The mystic iight a gentle halo casts

Upon the watching sitter, And he can naught of hatred feel, nor

have

A thought tha.t's harsh, nor bitter.

Just see the carldles gleam! ' ‘

The dancing shadows on the hearth

and wall, _ Are hopes and fears fantastic, And all pretentious worldly pleasures

pall, ~ _

All knowledge seems pedantic.

Just see the candles gleami

Brave daring plans for life, and work,

and love,

Are fashioned from its lighting, And every-man's a loyal friend and

stench,

And fate will ne'er be sllghting,

Just see the candles gleanil

Then,let _the tapers light your board

and halls.

And set the world a-dreaming, Of hopes iuliilled, and joys that must

come true,

And blessings ever streaming.

Just see the candles gleam!

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Tc __ _ ~~;_,, _ .xf _.W Mama;

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Isosnl. Hnsmmsoiv Fnorn.

*-‘--“ "~‘~-‘~~ >~ c' _ ' ' him imagine himself a goose. This is no

audayard wide can be made in sprihg summer, autumn or winter. Almost any

one can make it with the aid of a fe\v_ _ ' simple lessons which can he learned at Phe 9°" is “°_w "mdy °° tuke _ms -_ -

as excellent for farm purposes, and it will _

kéa wen even in summer time if ,Bm cud of each line. To impress this diiier-

iavvay ina cool dark place, say in the dairy

or potato cellar. ;

from left to right, going over each line iu

lessons on how to make arm pee ry, _ _ _tho common metre vane,/y ,D four “ne the left font onnstnke and the right foot

stanzes, ilrst and third, secon an our

“Beg warranted tojtngle Wm, the -down at starting with his left foot he should

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stroke heavy andr the up-stro e g throughout In order to fix all these with his right °n the “'°““d my "Two"

points in the young poet m n e -

lawns plan has been found to work wen: The up and down motion and the soft and

_ and sharpened at one ond. Select a level plot of ground in the hack yard, and

dI;_ive these stakes in the soil each about six inches, making four rows about four

Good serviceable farm poetry, all wool

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ilrst lesson This is to give him an idea

| and limb.

Iio_\i1»:k.

ENDING N. T. A. MEETING

homie oddsilells- Astromz and d\1f»\b1° ' P Annrnsr, Noveniiicr 21.-J. n. Lnmy

Y I is h t is known as com of the paw' and me true poeticump' ‘Use and A. B. Lttcr, “ho hn\c been nu-mliers

and should bring up with a Jerk at the

any years, are nttcndini.: ilu- nnnunl ecting of that body in Ni-\\' York.

P

ence on his mind he should walk over the stakes he has set, starting from the ground

Well, we started out to give a few easy _ _

I , of succession, step by step, always placing

d d f th on theground. As he steps on the stake

k 1| ht say “Ono” in u. low tone, and as he follows

' is , d th £01 in louder voice, and so on throughout.

loud tones, the measured steps and _

spavined gait will give him a true concep-` tion of the measure and motion of poetry. _The emotion will come later. He should practise on the stakes for at least three hours daily. This will teach him to uroid mistakes in measure. accent or rhythm.

-Make 28 stakes, each about a foot long

feet apart, and set the stakes about four feet apart in the row, eight in the first lirlc, six inthe second line, eight in thc third and six in the'fnurtl\, in the follow- ing order:

There can be no real poetry, without im-

agination, and the young poet may now begin to cultivate his imagination. Lct

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' » ' ‘°°'° *_* 4 ve`_ry great stretch of imagination. l3c»

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6 v E R H A L F and beauty in such ri conception 'Tilt

A ’ _‘that thcrey is something bucyndlt)

sides there is n great deal uf rutal fitness

gi A -3-u-nl and elevating in the thought, “I ani n

` , _me goose." Let the poet now go over the

_ _ .~. ~. \_ ¢ i . _ . _ _ . pn, _ _ f EM‘lG>R~.A`Ns'Ii`A'S I » ~ ' - ' _ ` . sr _ __ _ _ ' " - ‘~ ' ¢ Q i' Q goose for instance, can swim and fly, and

' ' - wears a read -made suit of feathers, ;

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i t to a it A visit; stakes agaimimaglning himself a goose,

The Colonial Heralds ofthe Forties con- by having to travel hundreds of miie, determine to em gra e, p y

' ' J' ` 5 d h ld the be induced to establish and he will iind his thoughts naturally

tain extensive advertisements selling out Bfwrngmnk, to , binge M__J`,,m|_,f¢~n~'_ ‘E __ u s ou y

the attractions of Prince Edward Island- ,,],j,0s¢,_!,°¢,`||y_av°_{_,|°d_ _ S;_x_¢h,__,,‘,¢¢,.m_|§_l,__ 'themselves and families here, in prefer» taking shape somewhat as follows:

_"th, granny of Norm Amedcm.. as it mmunehtlgp for we labéuu M _um ence ton foreign state, they will have the

was then called, to the emigrant. One eulturiet. by a sure aiair __ ‘ ~ _ .

with the signature °PWm- Doane. and piicqibr Sn `tm`rn'i-pna ,n-anim of me will l5°§°\°'fS “fm Bf‘t'~l1'E'"v*\‘°~ '. ‘ Iiongtony away;

agent, after diluting on the location of the f,,,-my S,v_’9§ii,l,`|,‘1'1`¢`laBonrer réadiiyhredts l _ __ 9 _ _ _ Oh 1°; me loose, oh ict mc loose,

Province, its soil, aid the value of the with. grghmypiept, t wake Icannot, cannot stay. and wonm mn ranged from im. to 25°. wm.;_‘Bu~Mh_;IWmé_mmh.E5,pg§;,it l -__ » Dlld Y°".k“°“' Y°“ °°“'d ' '

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D01' WN 1°' “'“'|°"“°” und' md W, £6 °lf¢l‘l,~l-l|f__°_\_\a`i°1_f__l§°_\!_° “UE” <> -; 5;: 3:5233; tgiif-2.1232: At this stage in order to bring his whole for improved farms, proceeds asfoiiovuz- d,¢,,,_-,',ij,.¢§, ,t§i}`¢yi;,|g§§“|'¢¢,>,,,m#§._ , » _, _ _ _ Y . - bam; [mo Muon the web 6__°___d over

. T \,| my-» To the Emigrant, even though but a , -“ibn ~|,,,,;. Qu 3 U lysleeping? _Yu-u certainly f Y go .

poddsDyspepsia__ n__e ___ . _ ,_ » ~ n _#_ __ _ ._ - 5 .._ __ _, _, = ¢an_ it |3 caned vap°_ thsnbove stanza a second time singing If on odlft flliwlt .Y°‘“‘ f°°d d°“ Slim" °"P|i*"°i‘v P*`“¢° Ed“'"d I°l°“d prmeiycqlnqumheltlii iiliihtlty oiintcgjjt, » ir‘C,._¢¢o|e,,e_ You ug 55mg thelnsoired words and accompanying his

offers man advanta ee'-Firlt its ner- - ' ‘ i, / ' ' ~~’r ‘ - P -

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you ai prosperity, which is sufhoiently proved Pi-lh\¥,_E@.)"K*`l lfilllil l9fl0YY6niytiil¢i,esn ; _ light the lamp, and place and henna nail attempting to fly Other

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