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DANCE COLUMN
ooancorxn Iry Tr['" T. W. 0. T
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ak to '"lin Kindly.
7i'oi1l'iiMed by alcohol, blue�eyed and illy
orad
(Inning his fate as he shuffles along,
Crushed and bereft of the Once earnest will
be had,
Vernnil'esR, homeless, jeered by the thr,trij ;
ode have agsi,ted him, pastors have
rayed with him �•
leo hes been lost' and reamed o'er and
o'er;
at do not Rive 1'kirit up—pull from his ltps
the cup, --
peek to him kindly and try him once
more.
Tlto�'tis disheartening never to thrive
im
Sad his relapses from virtue to sbanie
Give hire) not hupleeely up --if you wive
with him
Some spark of fame maty be fanned to a
me.
Sorrrb potent rnernory--haply a mother's
nee;
Tc ng been virtue and wiedorn of yore,
May e reealleci to his ear by another's
voice;
Speak to him kindly Mud try him once
more,
Obrist in Ills charity taught those who
came td il'ira
Ill deeds should be pardoned seventy times
seven,
Succor the least here and you do the same
to Hitt
These are the precepts of earth and in
Heaven.
li! then,when laboring hard for humanity
ever believe that you labor hi vain ;
iudness will conquer the drunkard's in.
sanity.
Speak to nim gently and try him again.
Francis 0. Snaith, in N. Y. Weekly.
clippings,
Lord Randolph Churchill says each
eneration of .English people are be.
tinting niore and more a.lcoholized,yet
he government does nothing to stop
he,t,17e in drink.
'No liquor attires, no tobacco stores,
Oberlin, Chin,and the use of tobac"
o in any form is prohibited to the
,200 students in the famous college,
f one tnwu can rig itself of Vibe coo
tores why not another?
arner's Pledge
Hello, Bide who are you, exclaimed
oofTom Atether'sreap„rs, asasee eri-
ar old boy one noon appeared among
em,
1' ala papa's temperance pledge,
(4)1 1, paps}'; piped out the jolly litte
p.
You are! W t:11, then, 1 hare a
od mind to pitch yeti into the middle
next week, if it i; you who are keep.
.' illk.cpcln having a comfortin” drop of
hisky and water, said a reaper.
Yes, itnae, ,laugh.d little Dick in
h, glee ; and if you want ` to know
era papa signed me. I'll show you;
d as proudly as any soldier display.
his sears the little boy pulled down
collar of his calico ,shirt,
showed'a greet, shite sear on the
alder. reailliing; up toward his
oat ; then espying a load of straw
ting fol' tier baro he sped off f,.r at
P.
es, boys, raid Tom, that little
ow is my pledge,. Ri1(1'1 eigtied hitn,
ugh he does not know whist that
Ily ore: us, You know it isn't
linens that makes nee refuse you
liquor which. other fanners deal
for 1 agree to pay you more wages.
it ,hatred of the accursed stuff,
trd for your real good. . When
ugl'it this farm tan years ago 1 did
know the taste of rum or whisky.
ryone. took alittle,as1fou ud,iuhar-
times,and when work was pressing,
fell into the sanie way; a drop if
_ether was hot ; a little if it was
bon ; a long drink at noune if T
s`t work. Once in a while of a
ityi in the old meeting -house,
he choir was' singing a hymn
soother nand to 'sing, 1 had an on
feeling that 1 was slipping; ttown
1 always !tot' hard liquor in my
r ; All nay work• hands had it, and
ole way the fame began to run
, too. Summer before last it was
hot, and I whir not very well ;
n having chills. When tlwy
ma1 thought nothing helped me
t a little -nor a't greTt deal of
Otte noon r:. the field 1 Was
:t ; the dinner -horn bail
std atid-I l icked up fitly jjng
a 1on,g pull. 'J heft. with the
along it on an empty stein.
itch, the whisky flew to my hood as
never before. I cut the grain every
way, the ground rising up Anti going
flown under me, and the fart shifted
till the points 44 the compass wore all
wrong. Yon just saw that boy of mine!
tie iq my only one ; his mother's idol,
And ---well, T would dila for the boy Any
day. Tltc Iitte chap had taken his
puppy and wandered oft: to where I
was working;, it was hot, He wits
only five years old, and what slid he da
but lie.riglit down ,~here the tall gr,lin
would shade him, and go to sleep with
the puppy oudtllidlg dovvti and doing the
same. Well, the clzzfer 1 got the
more recklessly I swung. around, and
suddenly I slash, d out with that sharp
tit tiel and ---good heaven, boys! Just
you fanny it ? ins poppy never yelp-
ed, his throat was cut so clean ; and
that boy of urine 1 One great gash
down his soft, white flesh, right up to
his tender little throat, but escaping
it, for the pnppy nestled there 1 I do
nos know much about the rest of that
esy, nor the time until I heard the boy
would not die But when old.Dr Kin
ley said he might live, I just held him
up to God iv my arms, and I said
Here, Lord, is lay temperance p'edge !
1'11 never touch one drop of liquor
while 1 live, and this boy whose life
has Been spared, !lever shall either it
prayers and example and teaching can
prevent. And so, boys, 1 oitir't treat
you, for T have signed my pledge in
blood.
There was no more murmuring on
that farm after that,—.4. L. Noble, in
Temperance Banner.
' A' Grain bolt/.
A case of considefable interest to
grain dealers and others was decided
in Stratford last week before Judge
Rose, ll1essrs. Hoy Fres. bought last
April about 4000 bushels of wheat, at
84e, p. r buahel, from McGary, Luele
now. ticGury shipped'1000 bushels'
to Listowel, wheat advanced to about
68c. and he refused to deliver' the' bet;
once, claiming not to have. S )ld'' any
;bore. Hey Bros. t )oft an notion to
rtibover tl,'e difference in value on the
3000 bushels. Evidence was given
showing that he had told parties that
he had sold all his grain and • flint lie
ordered cars for it all to Listowel and
cancelled them afterwards. 7 udgnient
was given for the plaintiffs for '$270
arid 'all costa. 'J'oo often have dealers
r'epu'diated tlietr sale on' a rising mark,
et and this case should be a warning
to such to fulfil their ngreetnents.—
Listowel Banner,
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