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"IT TDB PACE THAT
We're going too fast in the race of life,
There's too m twit 01 the spar and whip,
No giving heed to the often strain,
The chances of tumble and alt.
From the score we rush, with cheer ancl
shout.
Thal pulse and Mewl madly. thrills,
Forgetting the warning eoutamed in the
words,
"It is the piten that kills."
We ride from the start intent Lo win,
Regardless of limb or breath ;
Aro bound, whatever may be the cost,
To be foremost in at the death ;
No distance too great, no hurdle too high ;
As long as the entry fills,
Wepush fertile lead, and find, to our cost,
11 iii the pace that kills."
Wo train too line to keep Lho mount
At the risk of life and health,
Think far too much of winning the cup,
In the endless struggle for wealth ;
Wo carry greater weight than wo should,
Choking down pains and 11,
And recklessly laugh when others tell,
"It; is the pace that kills."
We ride as it were a, quarter clash—
A brief struggle aud quickly past,
No one where he fittest alone survive,
And the strongest stay till the last,
Fitil bumpers we drain at every success,
Of the wine that the heart distills,
Anil with every draught the caution neglect
"It is the pace that kills."
We're spendthrifts of muscle, strength
and nerve,
Go on as if made of steel.
ABE homanframewerenot delicate thing,
And human flesh could nut feel ;
Ai- if course of life were a level track,
Not made up of valleys and hills,
And lind by being out of the race,
"It is the pace thab kills."
The running we make in all of life
From the cradle till we grow old,
It's whip and spur to bo at the lead
For a belt or purse of gold;
In every businer-s, in every trade,
In office or whirling mills,
We go against ninon and soon will learn
It is the pace that kills."
There's po thought of rest, of cooling off
When a single heat's to be won,
We foolishly think wo have the speed,
And bottom to distance the sun ;
We love and wA hate, we eat and we drink,
Have no rule but our own sweet wills,
And scoff at laws so the penalty pay,
For ',it is the pace that kills."
No warning we take from the 'woken .down
That lie thick on every side—
The victims sad of haste and speed
Crush, d under the steeds of pride.
'Tura, better to panee and slower go,
Ti, remember our pains and ills,
Before flag of death ends the race of life
And we fall in the pace that kills.
Po THE RURAL LEGISLATOR.
. N ow, Jeans, you' , o pin' up thar ermongst
them Legislator' folks,
What el,m't do nothinelse but eat an'
drink an' tell thu'r jukes ;
. An' I'm afeard ,ou'll soon forgit yer
,hoi.est ways er
Et you don't mind the good advice which
buy been givin'.
Donlgooff ter no big hotel, what charges
Sauey prices,
Anksetii out wine fer dinner, not a-eount-
in'xixiallor vices
Fer-yer l.ev Pined the temp'rance lodge,
st.ez all good folks oughter,
AMswore you'd keep the pledge an' stick
ter.nothin' else but water.
I've hearma heap er awful things 'bout
bar -rooms an' theaters,
An' resterrants what nakid gals aro
staudin"round ez Withers ;
I novel did believe the Lord would let
this be.the case,
But of it is, I hope you won't be naught
in such. n place.
Yen ain't usedler the goin's on one sees
filar night.au' day,
. An' tain't no proper place fer men ez old
ez you tor stay,
Ther's seine may sty 11 ain't so bad, an'
thou itds Inainan natme—
.Butfoikstian'tbe too heed ul while they're
in the Legislatue.
'You've got two snits of home -spun jeans,
both made "vine an' 1 ule,
An' two b'iled shirts to w'ar when goin'
ter church an' S uminy.skele •
An' one new pa& er grantees, knit' by our
elairy Ann—
An' shorely these,air.goed erne for any
decent num.
I've,put a chunk er.sassafrao down in yer
carpet -bag,
With a hunk or mutton taller wiopped up
ith a. flannel rag ;
An' ez soon ez you got to sneezin', with a
ereepin' up yer back,
Go ter greasin' with the, Whir an' it -drink -
in' sassafrace.
Then ef you ain't no better, nit' got mizry
in yer head,
Take a "tenpin' dorm er .blue mass jist
afore you go ter bed,
Nest mornin` take som Bps= salts ter
rectify the pill,
Ihn bounden thet'll Qum you, of
tiler's any thing that will.
Be keerful how you projiok with them
offunhuntin' widdors,
Vet when Deimos ter gittin' votes, they're
monst'ous smilin' bidders ;
They'll talk you into promisire aquae
out what you're agin,
An' every blessed one ov.'em believes she's
goin ter win.
Draw out what's cemin' MOO, Jams,
nit' hide it sego away
Down in the cornder er yer trunk, ol'ar
onclorneath the tray' •
ftemetinles the State gibsplested ail' thee
ain't no money Ulm—
iio,ter make things shore sertain, you
hod batter keep 'cm spar',
Well—tbees 'bout all. (tnoct.by itgin -
be koorful on them enro—
1 bear 'cm eniniu' 'round the nyurve--
Inv tine I now that thing jars 1
Look out, I Be shore Dood.hy- What,
off I Well, et eon most, yon must —
What sereechin" en- 1 'elar my ayes )10V
. got plum frill et' (lust.,
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Every time you borrow you take
a back at your self•relianoe.
Every limo the moroury drops
the price of coal goes skyward.,
Every time you gush over classic
Music yon play the hypocrite.
Every tinoo you snub a reporter
the gods will unite and smite you,
Every lime you do good and tell
of it yeti lose the fruit of the notion.
Every timo yon buy that which
you can't afford yon prove youreelf
a fool,
Every Hine you throw a banana•
peel on the sidewalk you endanger
somebody's nook.
Every time you call a man a liar
ho still knock you down—if ba has
any style about him.
Every time yon talk about your
own worth you convince your hear.
ors that you have nono.
Empty vessels snake the moet
soloed.
Writing a wrong le the forger's
work.
f.lut'Your (mat according to your
°loth.
Where thero's a will there's al-
ways it way.
Boyond the palo—The drunkard's
nose.
A bad worknian quarrels with his
tools.
Men who have company must
have money.
Some matt carry too much sail,
some too little.
Great men when analyzed usually
prove to be very small men.
Men trade on borrowed repute,
tion its they trade on borrowed
capital.
Good intentions will nc.b help a
man on his way it he takes the
wrong road.
The history of trade shows that
failure is tho rule and winning the
exception.
Money moves the crops that make
the great west the granary of the
world.
Ono man is overnice and becomes
Emmy ; ancteer is carelose and loses
his trade.
One man ruins his business be:
0111.180 he is a sloven ; another ruins
it bccause he is a fop.
Men neither win nor lose in the
sawe way Otto fails and is smart;
another wine end is dull.
Talent and temper often go to
geiher. It is rare to find a sharp,
bright man the t is n courteous man.
The melebants of old Tyre were
princeee, and her traffickers were
the most' hen 'table of the earth.
Integrity, honor and piety do not
save 5 man from disaster if he fails
to observe the law of 51100835.
Tho law of 130000811 is as certitin
as the law of the tides. All moat
obey the laws it they would prosper.
A. diemoud with a flaw is better
than it pebble without. But the
Haw adds nothing to the value of
the diamond.
110USEHOLD HINTS.
Use a pallet knife to scrape pots
and kettles.
The high four-poated bode of n
century ago are 118itiu popular.
Sweep and dust once a weelc the
rooms which do not daily receive
tine attention.
For intense itching, bathe in salt
water, dry with a coarse towel ani
rub with meet cal.
Put salt io the water to prevent
black calicoes,' from fading when
they AN washed.
Salt plentifully sprinkled oa the
icy doorstep will have itt bettor and
cleaner effect than ashes.
.A. mass of cubweb pingo -1 up ie
a wad and pressed to a froth cut
will stop the flew or bte ins.aritly:
Remove fruit gains from white
goods by pouring boiling enter di
redly from the korai., over iIto
status.
Keep your bread pane alai pie
dishes free from ill flavor by always
waehiog them in hot water after
using,
Half it teaspoonful of common salt
dissolved iu a little maid water and
drunk will inetantly relieveheart
burn.
Tho best bathrooms have w natur-
al wood floor, or aro covered with
oilcloth or something of that kind
of material.
Decayed vegetables should not be
left in the cellar, and cellars should
-
be whatewatalood to bo kept sweet
and clean.
To have poached eggs look vary
nice, cook each egg iu a muffin ring
placecl in the bottom of a saucepan
of boiling water.
:Dissolve a box of Pearline in two
quarts of trot winter, Let it remain
over night undisturbed and you
will have a splendid soft soap.
To make a oorset feel oomfortablo
lace up to lit tho form neatly, then
sow five or six straps of gain ribbon
aerose and romove the strings.
Since so many women have to
Spend so much of their lives in the .
kitchen it should be made at place of ,
comfort, 130 euro and have K lounge
or easy chair there.
For ui good tooth powder mix to. sure a fine article and profitable
getter ono ounce of powdered orris production,
root, one dram of guin oemphor, two Tbe report of the Namineting
dram of powdered myrrh, half an Committee was reitd by Col. Otimp•
ounce of prepuce). chalk. boil, recommending tho election of
After buttering the tin for a boil the following alcove : President,
ed pudding duet it with pounded Robt. Cleland, Listowel; Mint Vitro.
bread crumbs ; baking pans eau bo Presideot, E. Oneswoll, Ingersoll ;
treated with floor in the seam way Second do„ J. 13 Lanie, Dorchester
and the calm will never stick. Station ; aol the following Direo•
titre JO1111 Praha Harrison ; Frank
maumidrymen The gloss that the 011111000
give to collars and cuffs S. Platt, Port Maithind ; 11. Hop.
is mot altogether due to the starch, Rios, Brownsville ; Wu], Motor,
but to heavy pressure, the artiolee Bhlevale ; Thomae Ballantyne, M.
passing through heavy rollers tight. PP, Stratford ; Sytntng•
ton, °minable, and James A. Blain
ly adjumted and very hot.
Women who do their own work Gifford.
This was followed by an amend.
distress. To make and keep them ?"-u,a° to elect Mr. Criswell ns
soft, Weold gloves at night, just luen"
al.
ra 10,in in an ointment model by A. decidedly hot debate eneued,
ti o end of it buiug the almost unau•
insane election of Mr Casswoll, Mr.
Orlelhedeitiabeing elected Pleat Vice-
peMr. Hoard then addresed the
coliveution on the Dairy Cow, ehow-
ine her peculiar structure and func-
tions, and contendi g for the necese•
ity of imecial breeding for the dairy
Instead of boiug content with the
general purpose cow.
regard their rough hands with groat
beating the white of au egg to a
froth and stirring 11 into ir cup of
melted lard, to which is added one
teaspoonful of glycerine. Keep the
mixture in a covered jar, excluding
the light. Perfume may bo added.
rr.kalL,0 usAiLit-NrniGN.
The convention of the Weetorn
Dairymen's Aesociation mot in Lill -
bit Opera Home, L1100WEI, 00 Rev. W. I. °lurk° thea gavo no
Jen. lltb, Vice President Caswell address on Dairy Literature, urging
dairymen to read more on their
special calling, and very etrougly
recommending the manual on but
ter -making recently hotted by the
Dominion Government at a noerely
nominal price.
In the evening a grand banquet
was tendered by the citizens of Lis-
towel to the officers and menthes&
of the iteeociation. The banquet'
was held in the Grand Central ho-
tel, and was in every respect a most
stmeeesful affair.
The convention closed Friday
morning after addresses by W A.
Macdonald, of London, on milk
tests ; W. D. Hoard, of Fort Atkin-
son, W18., on ensilage, and R. Fer-
guson, of Listowels on oboes° fairs.
The Anditor's report shows a bal-
ance of $1,500 ell hand.
in the chair, in the absence of Pres-
ident Ballitutyne, who was cal hie
way to Eugland. The attendance
at the opening was not quite so
large as expected, as the blockade
of rends hero by a snow storm pre-
vented many local dairymen from
turning out. Among those present
were W. D. Hoard, editor of
Hoard's Dairyman, Fort Atkinson,
Wie., one of the most prominent of
American dairymen ; Prof. Robert-
son, of Guelph ; D. Derbyshire, of
Brockville, ex•Preeident of the
Eatilern Dairymen's Association ;
0. E. Chadwick, of Ingersoll, Sec.
votary of the Western Association ;
James Oheeeman, of Toronto; Wm.
Symiugtun, Ca:niacin • ; Itobt. Ole,
laud, Reeve of Elam ; L. Moan'.
lum, dtromnees •, Wm. Meatier,
13Inevale ; J. B. LIMO, Dorchester
Station ; Jas. A.. Blain, Gilford,
and J. S. Pearce, Loudon,
Messrs. Cleland, Lane, Syming-
ton, Dickson, Meseer and Robertson
Were appointed a Committee on
Business, itfts-r which Mr. Hoard,
of Falb Atkinson, Wis., addressed
the convention iu a humorous
speeoh, which was ut the same time
replete with eunutl, practical ad-
vice to dairymen. He dwelt nn the
importance of eulutuoing the quality
uf dairy product., awl at the sante
time decreaeing the cost of the pro-
duction. Ae the former regulated
the price end the latter the profits,
the best means of accomplielung
Ibsen purposes 555 primarily by the
education of the dairyineu Itt e0 -
quire, think and experiment for
themselves as to the best method of
dnirying.
Mr. Derbyshire, Prof. Robertson
and uthere took part iu an animat-
ed discuesion on the same general
!Mee, after which the oonventiou
adjourned for tea commencing ninths
at 7:80 pm.
As the everting session Franois
Malcolm, of Innerlim, read a valu-
able peper on "Practical Dairying,"
itttoincli he specially empluteizeti
the ' itnp,it tattoo of giving dairy
ouwi both au ubundance and a var.,
boy of food.
Tit c paper was discussed by the
Pro Went, Mr. Hoard ; James
Olt 'omen, of Toronto ; Prof. Rob-
ed:sin, Memel Aehley, of Belle
vibe, and others, and much valu-
es:le ioformation elicited.
11-9 "d then gave an instruct
tv'stud amusing address, termed,
.-/t, and Ends," on
tielt ho showed- how thoughtful
.uagaineut in even the small mat -
•1 t' o dairy and farm protium(
.ying alie
The couveetion then. adjourned
til! 0:80 ism. on Thursday..
The a‘tonaance on Thriraday was
tstry largo, the body nani mot of the
gallery of the Opera Housebeing
eroeded most of the day, table the
ohm:actor of the papers and discus.
SIDS, and the keen interest taken
in them, were such as to make the
convention ono of the most moose -
tut ever held by the Association.
Among those who gave addresses
was D. Derbyshire, who spoke of
the dairy business, showing how it
had grown in Ontario and the im-
portance of maintaining a high
standard of producte.
Prof, Robertson recommended a
scheme for bettor dairy instruction
and supervision and milk inspection
by 10.01tUe of competent instructors
tetconorett
Fifty fit e thousand Abyssinians
airoic‘ov:bgregated at Guera, near
ls,o
A Parse correspondent says a plot
ageinst the Orowu Prince has been
discovered.
A wooden ehoo factory at Free-
port, Ill., turns out 150 pairs of
shoes a wook.
The State dinners given by the
President of the United States met
at least ten dollars a plate.
A. new star in the conetelletiou
Orion hire been discovered by aid
of the Lick observatory telescope.
Six thousand workmen aro en•
geged in repairing fortifications on
the eastern frontier of Germany. rta 1 1
Count Radolinshi reports that %t0
the Crown Prince's general health
is better than it has been for years.
A. seat in the Now York Stock
Exchange sold last week for $18,-
000. The last seat sold iu the
Bosilo50.
n,580iook Exchatige is reported
ut
Chicago is to pass ES WY requiring
all theatres to have drop centains
of iron. This should be followed
up with another law requiring the
With W110 handles the curtain to be
somewhere handy when he's want-
ed.
When Queen Victoria travels it
mewl isneiness. No fewer than
forty scree carriage aid riding
liutees, beloctging bo the Queen,
wore conveyed from Windsor to Os.
borne, se well as twenty carriages
and vans.
e Great Eastern re cosily even
in abandonment. The monster
fillip, having been purchased for
£16,500 to be broken up for old
metal, it is found that the destruo•
tom operation will cost, in itself, at
least .C10,000.
The number of persons killed by
wild animals and snakes in Hindo•
sten in 1886 was 24,841, an in.
crease of nearly 2,000 more than
the figure for 1885. The anakee
did nine-tenthe of the work. Tigers
slew 028, and wolves 222.
Rev. Dr. Sutherland states that
Go has been notified of a serious
outbreak of scarlet fever among
some of the northern Indian tribes
itt British Columbia. lifty child -
ran and young peeple aro reported
to have died Si the Greenville Moth-
odistmission in Port Simpson dis-
trict, among the children being an
infant son of Rev, A. E. Green, the
missionary stationed there.
The sweeping reduction of routs
in Ireland by the oominissioners ap-
pointed by tho Brittsit government
visiting the fectories and eo•oporat- has caused diesatisfaction ittuong
Mg with tho dairy department of landlords and tenants. Tho former
the Agricultural College, muerte that they aro being despoil.
Dy roeolntion tho Dmectors were ed of their ineonaes for the parporm
instructed to tako steps to put the of appeasiug tho advocates of land
scheme into operation and to ask ,luiw reform, wbilo tho tenants, on
$10 from co'oporating faotorice to I the other hand, contend that the re -
help to defray expense, &talons are wholly ineullici.ent,
in the afternoon Prof. 'Robertson f landlords will Pod very Neon
described the various processes in that they have hintider •
Cheddar cheese making, and the in refusing the propoeitions of 'tflr.
eters necessary to bo taken to in. Gladstone.
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svoi,Inuce of conversation.
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