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Don'r. tell me of tomorrow; - Give me the man who’ll say, ~_ That. whens good thln|g's to be done, Let's do the ileed to-day.

\Ve_n|ay_sll_coln|pa_ud the present,

If we act and never wail; f But repentance is the phantom

Of a phat that comes too late.

D n t tell me of to-morrow,

here's mach to do to-day, l That can never ba accomplished '

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, i If wa th|~ov»‘_the hours away. Il Every mvmsst has in muy- , Who the future can fomtelll

l Then, why put oll` till to-morrow, _ What to-day can do as welll

Douft tail me of to-morrow; If we look upon the past, How much we have left to do,

We cannot _do at last.

To-dey-it is the only time,

For all on this frail earth; It takes an age to form a life.

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Edward Burgoyne of Granville, P. E. was recently shown The Guardian. The

Island is a direct desccndpnt 0ffLieut~ deed is_on parchment and is written in euant General Sir John §urgoyno who old English script and in admirable pre-

foughtln the war of the Revolution; in the servatioa, perfect throughout including Co

the signature and seal. It bears date

United States, General Burgoyhe was

born in 1722 and died in 1702. Mr; (ith. December, 1717. It is presumed that 0

Ilurgoyne-of Granville has in his posses 'slonadeedofltwe acres of land in Rox'

hury Hertfordshire conveyed by Geox-gov' document is n'rerua1'-lmble one from the Burgoyneto one-Marmaduke Rawdon of

e¢ie1i¢sis»,.Eu¢x, England which ' dead

George Burgoyne. the m_aker_0f this deed 0 was a relative of Sir John Bnrgoyne. The 0

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fact that itis now neariy200 years old. _ tha' three Mprmme Pmvlnges u n pw ,m£whh,m b'y mp“,€“,on_ As ,or ,ha la

I ~ » ' ' ‘yllmlnary measure to the larger union, and ,Nova Seotisn Autis, they worshipped him, i fo

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It was in the year 1780 that the first Lord's Day Act wasrpassed in Prince Ed- ward Island. It is as follows:-

“Whereas the due Observance nf the

Lord's Day in this Island has been hither- to much neglected, and many abuses ef the same have been committed, to the manifest prejudice and dishouor of Re- ligion, and the shameful violation of pub- lic -lecoru|Il`and'gocd order," ' s ~ I. “Be it therefore enacted, by the Gov-

ei-nor, Council and Assemhy, in order that all persons may be restrained from such pidcesne and irregular conduct in future,

nud may be prompted to apply themselves* to the rational duties of Rellgionland true' p|ei,_y, both publicly and privately, no` 'l‘radesman, Sf/orekeeper, of any other

person or persons whatsoever, shall hero- aiier open, or cause or suil’cr to be opened, his, her, or their Shop or Store-house, or, either by hlmselforlierseli, orrby his or her Servant or Servants, Child or Chil-

dren, seli, expose, or offer to sale,upon any Bulk, Stall or Shed, or send or earry out any manner of Goods or Merchandise on the I.ord's Day, or any part thereof. Pro- vided nevertheless, that this Aet shall not extend toprohiblt any persons from soli- ing or exposing to sale Milk and Fresh

I _ihe morning, and after Five of the clock- th

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authority aforesaid, That no Truckman,

whatsoever, shall hereafter do or _perform any Labour, Work or Business appertain-

ing to his or their respective ordinary “

Labour, or suffer the same to be done b ills, ber, or their Child or Children, Ser-

Water (works of necessity and charity A only excepted), or practise, or suffer to be t', practised, any Sport, Fowlinz, Fishing, R Game, Play or i.-‘astlme whe£scever,in any h of the _County Towns or other Parts or en Places wheresoever within this .Island un! _,D the Lord's Day, or any part thereof, upon h pain that every person so offending, upon th conviction thereof by the Oath of one ne credible Witness, before any of liis

Majcsty's Justices of the Peace in this B Island, or upon view of suelulusticc, shall, `

fenders Goods-All Fines and Penalties Yi?

l-`lsh, before the hour of Nine o'clock in

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.HOWE

fgdfwsf :.5 _ _liar-.Joseph IQIBEAUTY or

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ceilings or professions, or other worldly on

_ It was on his way io the first session of second »~ ,.,,,,|,e,.| u°we_ M,._ H,-,we relate

"'“"l7 °" S°""°“°5» “mm” by L“"‘l °" W me ,_-ew pm-iiamsni, that 1 pmt me; h|m_ the,nc',deut ump“b,,c meennmn ommll sing manner with the relations ireiucen

man of medium sire and stature, sixty- shortly Baer," ms own lmmimble ‘nw Canada and the Mother Country. As he

' 'ree y.°°.rs °f nge’ 'md In a 5“"l`°‘ "gm" and the result was that hundreds applied cmsed and was s"’pp|“R down ‘mm mel

my homespun’ M’ 'wc °m°‘"'h'Bh"°“l at the Parliament Library on the follovv- D

is “ww” "°'"ly bum’ Ms l'"g° m°“°h ing day for the amusing Barrington d

closed in pu,-L-nghe§¢5_¢,w0 dup wry. ' ' lecture must be suppressed! More than'

for every such oi'i`ence, forfeit and pay the ` yy ,mm of Ten S,,m|,,,,,,. the ,mme to be use of the Poor, and disposed of at the the floor several times in succession and »

,,w,,,, ,D me 0, ,,,,,,_,',,,y,,,e,,, by Wm, discretion of the Justice or .notices beiore every .-wry apparently more rifle-unlltiins no

nn, of DMN" and SB,'e made of the 0f_ whom the Oifenders shall or be son- thsn the preceding. '

bed: "M "ld 'mauve or 'Tu'm°?° bo ha? The ever memorable oratorical duel be' o

,Banned by ,'h,s»-A-9, to be apwed w the a Record of the Fines levied and disposed ~ r

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of hyxhramx, _ tween owe sn upper p see ear y

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The famous painting of the Ffethsrs of Portland the Nova Scotiau Chief was a_ a nfedsration does not inelude the conspicuous iigure in the steamer‘s cabin. f

of Joseph Howe, nor is his aamslp the :H`o'was_iud_sed a lively passenger. He T ilioiai list of the Fathers, but hewas had au inexbaustable fund of stories,‘ e as of the earlier and most eloquent Qdvof- which delighted his followers from Nova s ates of the union of all British .americal Scotia and the considerable number of shut out an unpleasant vision. e was also committed to the union ol! vplrrbiie men from New Brunswick who

as invited to be a delegate to the Char- 'gatherlngreverently about him, touching I' V ti-BDOWIJ C°I1fel'Bl1°G M1304- ' him oooaslonellyas bees are wont to touch ,rangement followed and Hows entered ' Wl“mlll0 £0 femflin Nw Dieasinx Wilf. and , handsome. For, happily, there exists

gGqvsmmsnp of Sh- John Mama,-m|d as retain her John Amlerson's affection to

ss;-emry gf Swim The ¢amp|,|g,, up ' the last,by ncatness,taste and appropriaicl

heme of union formulated at Quebec, fthings, and when afterward he dozed in w

dhe very bitterly resented the manner his chair they moved about him withlr

which Nova Scotia was legislated into lightest steps and whispered that the , time denounced him as a traitor. I-Ie came

e union without the people there being ,gi-eatyman slept. , D

i the afternoon of ,hs sap; D;,y_ P‘“`“‘m“d t° 9"°“°“”°* "lm" ll' °" “"5 4 And then foratime he read in a book,

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polls as the people of New Brunswick had and M he md he hushed he,,,.my_. Ad

H' “And be H' further enacted' by me' done. Se it came that he was not ranked » ’ the restrictions imposed upeu him, -iikc n. Lf=r‘-==lT-'f=-

oaged eagle. Once as a committee of i.he great services to Nova Scotia and many |- .M. C. A. I arranged with him to rls-igenerations may pass before his Province,

veralecture for that body. I shall notifrultful of distinguished men, shall pro

et the cordiality of his acceptance..fiuU6llRl'6dlEl'-

Avaristy of circumstances into_whieh the Queen bee with their antennae. At th eaeed not eater, led him to oppose the :table they heaped his plate with good` S

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vince but one as his supporters, a .rweaw boghleughingageod d¢,|_ M” forg 1

nlque anti~Coniederation Brigade. The I anqnfra what book muses your ,,,e,,,.,_ His lecture was printed in pamphlet form M- ,, o exception was Hon. Dr. Tapper, mint'-1,' .luis the Memolrs of sh. Jonah before he read lt, and a few copies had,

- ' Y Hows‘sredoubtabie opponent. 1- ri be

Barrington, first volume. I have the

memoirs.

gllnes that dropped from each side of Mr Howe.s mme had preceded mm tb once ns he rosctospcak in the Commons ' ' n

's,“°°“ °° b°“°“°h _ms °m"' Such Wa? the capital and he made the fortune of any U

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9 md man elaquenwl nw Idol °t th’ tea meeting or sociable at which it could h ople and of the representatives of his ' da

be announced that he would attend. One

native Province. As we sailed down the of these memngs was enuveheu l,y_bé'vh ‘ina ions Kl'¢I1i» 'IDM tml- l‘2l\C|l0<i £0 his

F d tot 1( th G d T k ,I ' _ ' feet s_lo_wly paced up and down the walks _

“Y °f 'lf' 7 A ° _° mn 'un I Howe Bhd DAISY MCGBO Wh" 540|! wld 8 ’ Pllrlhment Square alone’ [md ev,,,c“t_ butu lmnt tell fum _\vare u are :witch “

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lonely. Death had already set its mark sms

; inthe session during the debvatelon the

" - address- It was indqsd a battle royal.

_ ,livery seat in House endgolleries was full.

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f cnnnaorrmrows ruamc auummoo.

_for it was kndwn that in the evening "flows was to speak ami Tapper , ,Hoyys ross wlthgreotdsilberstiqn,steppgd .from behind his deskvinto the open space ` in the middle ofthe Chamberand _msdex ;_`<?'eii-=_~-ff".-1 °f H-° -rw-‘T-fl sei'-_° -P fgallsriss. 'lfhs strain of ._sasp_ea_s'e _w ~gr_e'st. It wal indeed feared that How were mms in risinispt i-.pm of its union for which he had already nndertalq- "ea A mission to_Engisnd. and etsrp sand silent il# looked s possible Samson

’ who might links down the great fain-ie It the federation in utter overthrow. Bu_ 'in uhm was s me semi was mn, thstsst the Home in_s 'lin spell was broken ahd be was an

longer feared. 'fha wrongs ol Nova Scotia _ Illd _ of the 'lisiflvl-.e.‘i»iif-iliir we hi- lan- fy- ayc hmm. .Rv mn mm muon of noblsalouaeoee, sul ness hw highs

x h h d ‘ T ether public man at the other sad of the

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DrivcrofGnrts,Lahouror,orothcr person w `,: e A em an so el out also tame ,WAS reading ° shun" nppeqlnh Y

that eappearsd at Ottawa in 1867 with volume and he wo was ),,,,g|,|,,g at fm, all the other representatives from his ,mn ings,-v,,15_ Hows add,-¢ Bed M . li Pro

succession of amusing stories, each taking at

months there the end name. Journalist, \ rotor, Wet and patriot |14, had rendered, ure hart brakes siluatly hui, u doani stur-

eally killed him. Old friends of a life-

It dealt ina free and rather embarms-I

isc0at~tail,andhssatdownagaindn those

pon him when he was appointed Gover- ` mu 'M' “Z u r_of Nova Scotia, and after a few brief em' "D b

i Vital; oi’ the Spar-

' f re feel uv gettin llektnim so are pride

woant lst u lecv the woeripllc- iil'n dish:

. . becaws she scdd u kantan u kann feel

iatform a messenger from Sir John Mae- ‘ wen" u me M' me “oodpuc Lhomwn

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nam met him Wm] A message that his an 5"," Wu" h0|],,,.s U,” the "Sheng too karric in the wood urc blitux thi-nn

gobd ann muik a vow ule nenvur smile nur-inn.

i There are extremes, my reverend

iseniors, into which \ve are tempted to fall

\ldii0l'y. Only his brigade gf Autiwn. when we ilnd onrsi~ives upon the wauv.-. ode;-aces though; it 5 R,-,mb s,,cech_|Decllningladics,especiallytnarriedludies, upper's rejoinder was crushing, deliver-;“l'° 'D079 BIN". I think. than meh, to damid ringing cheers while Howe, sat,,“9Rl0°i~ 'hell' l10l'SDl1ill |1Dl1B¢\l‘H|'ll'6. Whéll hading his bww Wm, his lmnd as gf L0 they are conscious that the bloom of their

'youth is gone. I do not speak of slate

During gh.; winter Howe went to 1;,,,,,.;Ioccasicns, of set dinner parties, and full nd on'his mission of repeal, and Tapper ,"ll‘¢55,ll.illl5» illlif Uf i-ll.” fl11U.Y IWIGUDKS Df

llowsd to circumvent' him. The repeal d°m°5llC life- NDW. h0WeV0l‘» is U10 l-im". movement failed, the better terms m~_ “b0V°i1ll0Lhf`!`S. When U10 Wife ll!\lSt G2-:naturally good looking woman is always

growing daughters, strapping sons and a: husband at his office all day long, is no

tan Lad.

doun at the crick ur if thare playan bnwl “

e or another of his collea ues ulled at _ .

g P in mu neck” lo, ,mn ,, km, hum um ure eyes igroholloanu me ihm ann pale

cawl ‘ “

ys often his pale biooflless ilgure clad __ _ __

’ ’ toosarikes ,.,,,,,,,e,,,.,,m c|,e,,,_,,,m hon" ure mutlui put.-x hui wit lumd nu un

slide

has the moasi ruuns ure tl d - . 5

the oiiic torshure u are in ann so

The prettiest woman in the world would

be spoiled by such sins in hcr toilet. The mor|\ing'sduiies, even in the store-room

' and lcilchen, may bc performed in iltting, , tidy costume, and then changed for par- lor hablliments, equally tidy and fitting.

‘The fashion ofthe :lay should always he

reflected in \vomnu‘s dress, al.-cordin;,» to her posi,tionand age: the eye craves for

, variety M_keN and then,

I honcsly protest, wlmtever hcr nge, a

more than_onc kind of beauty. Tilerc is the beauty of infnucy,the beauty oi youth,

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hich he gained re-election in Hunts Wlfiei-Y Of dl”0SS~ Tilflif l\ lllfly |1118 illilillthe beauty of maturity, and believe me,

ladies and gentlemen, the beauty of age, if you do not spoil it by your own want oi

aektoOttawa.pale and shattered. Ncr,l'¢‘l150n Will’ Slle Slllmlfl BVU' DDWF i»|1€_'iu|igment. At any age a \\-eman may in-_ ss his rest in the cabinet esngenisi.ffna~ily circle with r\ra\nlf=fl hair. soiled b-_-emiiiiigiy and,»1@1isi..,¢1y<ii~<-semi.

wasaborn leader, and eneied under,<=l\D 01' Ullflwlelrerl gown.

rum warc ure elmppen wood fore it-cr uv

har.

ure like the sparriun lad uv oiled hoo let it naw until his stumniick was a\\'l ctt nn wean he dide they saw the Lurble

pane

en m"u°d "l"`°'“l' i SOIIK thB he hadfl becaws hccz prowd an woant.

complane

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re hart dri up in u an wcnn u ut-cl

nn aftur wilc ure hellh la-;,riu|\.~. to [aiu

nn caven pi donut iomi. u fi-um ure \-im.

brow

nn asts u wotts the matlnr hui \| say

nuthin mntch ann rize ann walk n\v|\_\'. he dnz not no the turble .~en<:riii uri-ei churish in urelmrt ann mic ny. li-of

e delhi uz noit soze on ure rleilila-dd thay

vnod no the wooilplle supt im- life away.

‘minus emu. no vm an ei .

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