TO THK WuMl^N,
Here's to the women, r ihe strong-minded women, oi.i n.o'h'M^ nni «w- thcit-t*, our wives; Let our names be enrolled Tiieir cause to uphold, Our foituneiL aic tin irs and uur lives.
have ciiintcd home mlo, Now in senate oi school M.ij .biMr \ oic< sbe heard with our own; Jn Ihe w<>) Id's bu«v mail BuMi the head and fh" h".irt Are net ded, and riot one alone. ' If in peace oi in war Man is «.lr. 'iv er by far Whom the counsel uf women sectues, Ler us pledge th< m n^ain, XJh vf niotlier- of men, W' at aie we but clii'dicn of yours ? jTer 's n h« alth to the wom<n, The stionsi— minded women, Our molher.*, our sweetheaits and wives; ,Let our names he enrolle«i Their cause to uphold, Uur foi tunes are theirs and o-ir lives.
A widow called at a seu'ptnrV ptudio to "see » cl tiv model of a bust oi her hu^b.md •'I ra.. eh.mgeit in any puticular that yon nay desire." he •-aid. The widow looked at it with te.irful eyes. " The nnse is Jjirae." ''A lame nose is the a si>in of f-oodn^s," s.iid tlie.ntist. The wido.v m iped away her tejrs, 'md sobbed, " Well, tln-n, make it a little l:vr_»<'r."
A WORD IN SEASON TO AIINErtS.
T Th"E Following: appeared in a rpcent issue 'of the Mailburoui;h Express : — '' A case whs decided in the Warden's Oomt the other day, which deserves more than pns«in<r notice, as a typical ease. We iave no intention of tii^cus«ing the merits J oF this particular transaction ; — it is oF value to us merely for admonitory pur■poses. A. and B. were mates, and A. became possessed of a certain share. He, however, negleced t« register himself as 'the owner, and 8., learning this, quietly t»ougbt it over his head, ami got himself Tcjjisteied as the holder. A. thereupon 'sought to ba\e B.s name expunged from the renter, on the giouud that such legislation had been fraudulently obtamed, and the Warden granted the prayer, ami ordered that the shaie revert to A., and that his name l-e substituted for B,*s on the legist er. Such is a bare 'outline of what occurred, according to evidence. We think this foims a very in°tiuctive chapter For miners, and we commend it to tl eir careful perusal ; at)d consideration. The Warden has repeatedly ui^ed snitois to be particular in registering transfers, in order that no disputes may subsi quently aii:-e, yet the Valuing is continua'ly unheeded. It is probably due to the lingering existence 'of digging Traditions. \ digger's mate Vsed to be (in the " good old times " now gone by) his alter ergo — Ins " other self " — t*nd such a thing as "getting at' s a jnato wna unknown. DuL these aic not days of rich finds and g'-neial Vuundance. Things are as piosaic (and they are cut as fine; in digging •es in other occupations, and there is as littfe Friendship in this as in any Other business. Perhaps no class of 'men suffer greater inconveniences or plac^ themselves at a greater disadvantage in going to law, tl.an diggers do ; the more reason, therefore, that ti ey shoul 1 a\oid it ; and the only way to avoid it is 'to see that all business is done in a for\nal manner. We desire to add our word 'of earnest advice to that of the Warden, and urge miners to be at all times care» ful in this mater."
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Isaid the "Right Honorable W. E. Gladstone, speaking apropos of tins subject, "is undoubtedly very effective. Its power is enormous. It appears, if we consult those who have madesuccessful use of this extraordinary instrument, that it depends wholly in producing an impression upon the public mind by its itttation or by constant repetition of the $ une thing. This shows a very singular state of the public mind ; it shows there is relative to these matteis a certain amount of dullness, a great desire to compete for attention, and none get i Unless by giving, a 9 it were, so nwint fetrokes of the hammer to compel peopy ty Notice what is going on."
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 417, 6 November 1889, Page 8
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