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hour you and shall die, Humphrey, is only
known to Him to whom all things are
known"


Never since then have | heard the in.
quiry, "What o'clock is it?" nor do I
think that have ever looked at the face
of the clock, without being reminded of
the words Of my father.


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The RAZOR STRoP MAN thus depicts
ne misery of the family before he took the
pledge, and their happiness afterwards:


"When ! was drunkard, wife cried,
father cried, mother cried, John cried,
Ann cried, Mary cried, Ted cried but /
had not been temperance man only
month before wife sung, father sung, moth
er sung, John sung, Ann sung, Mary sung,
Ted sung, and grandfather sung, and /
sung and bought frying pan, and |
put it on the fire, and put good steak in
it, and that sung, and that is the singing
for working man, when he is hungry.





PoETRY.-A tree upon the land throws
merely sombre shadow, but upon the
water it traces beautiful reflection. So
poetry, though in itself the same, operates
very differently on different characters.
Some are susceptible Of lis shadows only,
while on others it descends in all it's beau
ty, and gracefully mel,s into The mirror of
the oul.