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SPECULATION AND GAMBLING.

THE BIKE

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Speculation and gambling. Doning thasë terms he said gambling was upesula- | 6's tion, but all speculation was not gambling. Gambing was not a necessity of human life; speculation was. In commerce," in dead, he did not see how any trafic, even of the simplest kind, auld be carried on

mistake in

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You

monkey like

Is shoulders 'unched abova 'an kon

umpylumpy toad 1

thinks you'll learn to ride an acz it

'don't look 'ard at all,

But you've got to get acquainted just

with every kind of fall, You're got to learn'ow g-uvel foolsa-stickon'

in your jaw,

.

You

An' what it is to have your knees and

knackles always raw,

the hike, oh the bike, of the wobblin'

hobblin' bike! A-rollin and a staggerin' to and fro

acrost the read;"

may 'it "an if you're crual, you may

cu un if you like,

But 'o picks out the 'arlest spot and

then 'e sheds is fond,

Assura of depondence on proba ilities necessarily entored into traminetions of the simplest kind. It manifestly could not be eliminated from those of a more complicated charitur. Nor was auch elimination desir aldo, for without the vitalising breath of speculation not only would most traders CARMICHAEL & BARLOW,perial, unt much individual enterprise would bo stillborn. Ever speculation in futures Consulting Enginetre, Surveyors and

was not wholly repreliensible; for suppose Contractors,

no corn or cutten vor sold before it was Oh garnered, numbers of growers would ho da- prived of the means of cultivation, the anonat produced would be lessened, prices Bould increase, and the people at larga vanal consequently suffor, Saculation, too, in charon and stocks sometimes worked salu- tacy Lemults, particularly when the stock wAL sound. Specalation, therefore, he took to be one of the recessary and beneficent at tributos of human affairs, and especially of faire apportaming to trade and industry. Bat, like so many other attributes of human life intended for good, speciation was often perverted pean instrument of grow and terrilevi. Much speculation was nothing loss than vicious gambling gambling argan. ised into a trade. He acknowledged that Oh it was not easy to define with precision the vtact point at which speculation ecased to ha legitimate and right, and became illegi- timate and wrong. What was the great moral distinction between legitimate and illegitimate speculation? Was it not this? Legitimate speculation submitted to no b carininty except such as was inevitable; it would pay for what is bought, and hats They say it's lovely exercise; you'll think well-grounlod hope that at the appointed timo it could deliver what it sold. It kept well within its gains, far from necessarily involving another's Icsa, were intended. fow

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from the Facilitation and expansion of trade or the success of some beneficant terprise. On the other hand illegitimate epeculation disturbed the evon progress of trade, profited

Aud when you've learnt to ride a bit and.

thinke afar to roam,

The wretched thing collapsus about

twenty railes from home, With is flated bellers busted or it may lo

something wUIS,

An as you wheel 'un ame again--oh

you never aus!

no,

the bike, oh the bike, oh the stumblin'

tumblin bike |

The wily ly spider-wheel a-grinnin,

wheto 'o lius,

Oh ain't it jam to shove in when 'is works

is on the strike-

And every 'sif a usile or so you stops—

to bless 'is cyus !

so pretty kuva,

And Bo's a railway accident, a hearth.

quake or typhoon |

When you turns a slipp'ry corner and 'e

slides and falls down dead,

And you finds you're takin' exercies

a-slaudiu on your ‘end.

the speculator Body except, perchance, Oh the bike, oh the bike, oh the thumpin' }

perverted salutars

If

E

An'

Oh

bumpin

biko!

He'll shake your mortal soul out when

ege's on stony ground,

bye to shrive in up the 'ille and down

im both slika,

For, if 'e runs away with you, you'd

-better far be drowned?

'ores 'o goes by ruin a hit, the coster

mokn's a moko,

The 'ar son cab's a daisy, an' the rick

show's just a joko

the bile's a orrid mixture as on his

facu 'e show

Of treadmill, an' o 'brella frame, with

lengths of garden 'ose.

the bike, oh the bike, oh the lanky,

cranky bike!

E's twenty ways of falling down and

can't stand up alone,

there's trouble on the roadway you bet

your life 'e'll strike,

The

'Ell tumble down and chuck you, an'

it's odds you break a bone."

takes the hit between 'is toeth agein

down sill,

An' pen loses both your treadles and

you comes a awful sp:11;

you breaks your kners and noses and

with luck you save your neck,---

lies with that them hicycle, a ideous

tangled wrock...

the bite, oh the bike, oh the rusted,

busted bike!

You leaves 'im in the duck pond, while

you bandages your end;" blooming kiko and crowsus they may'

are 'im if they like,

And yer thanks yor stars and gaiters that its 'in not yuu, that's dear!

– The Ariun.

CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM CURES

into mere gues of chance, enterprises bought that for which it had no reasonable You hope of being ablato deliver. It trafficked in uncertainties. Risk and chanes were its chief commodities. For its more sordid purposes it was willing even to cause arli. ficial disturbances in markets, and, sa in the case a cornem, artificial starcitics, and The whatever its gains, they could only he won by indicling or others a corresponding loss. All such speculations, however gilded, were mero, sheer proligate gambling. They But ware branded with the characteristic anarks of rice and ein. They were ain, for they wholly repudiated the reveiation that money was a stewardship from God; they words Oh vien, both because they demoralised the spoonlater himself, and inflicted

cent in Jary upon others, aliko in their failures and their succoss. When they failed they des trapert camarcial confidence, unveiled: and healthy business, betrayo'l the innocent, beggared the ignorant. When they succeed. ed, the wrong they intlicted was perhaps even greater still. The crossful dealer such speculations was a curse to himself and & scourge to humanity, and the sore wealthy and successful to greater cureo and Resurgó ha was. What was true of illegiti mave speculation was equally true of gambling. Ho desired not to overstate his An' charge against guilding, because he wa persoaind that all exaggerations, even on behalf of righteousues, tiefested their own enda, and titiately did more harm than good. In his judgment it was a serious exggeration to fump other in one aategory small bats, small stakes, say, at whist, small nicepstakes at races, totterion at bazaars, and the like, with the baser- proceedings of gambling stands and goal- ling tables, and gambling hellt. For him- self, ho would then every suspicion of gambling. The Christian arithmetic should cautions calculation of how far not ba a down it was safe to go, but an enthusiastic reckoning of how far up it was possible tu rine. Therefore, although a lottery bazar might possibly be innocent, he would rathus placard before his people the Christian Mical of alas-giving, and wait in patience the result, than he would shatola church or a charity saddenly out of debt by the dubious expedient of a lottery. But questions of monetary gain or loss were not by any means the most important of the considerations relative to gambling. In human life material considerations were trivial in comparison with those that were taoral. Indeed, the host thing that could happen to the gambler was steady material loss, the worst thing cocasion If ever they bot al material gain. tod he trusted for their mozal they would nevor win.--for in material gains were moral losses, capecially in two directions. First, gambling gains tended to withdraw the minil from the life of labour and the lore of law to beget a love of hazard and of chance upon lucht, and secondly, even what gambling gaine began in sport and on a small seale, they frequently ended in moral disaster. The moral catastrophes which happened to both winners and Losors alike in illegitimats speculation and gambling, indolence, extra- vagance, credulous dependence on chance, callous insensitiveness to the pain and luss which their gums inficted on ubers, the stealthy development of the desire to win into the seat, perhaps, yet unappets able savings of cavetuusness, were, to bis thinking, far worse that the merely calamities which fell only upon the lusers, calamities such as social dimater or Enancial ruin and beggary. Seoing that such moral catastrophes frequently follow- practice of gambling, they cd, from the could not go for wrong in assuming that Tues 21 the very nature of gambling was inmom! Wed 22. Could then any remedy be found, and in

Thur.1.23 what direction were they to look for a

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Mr J. M. de Zuniga

PEAK HOTEL.

fame shoulder that boa pained her continu. Mr E. A. Leggatt ally for nine years. We have tried all kinds | Mr L. A. Lory of medicines and doctors without receiving any benefit from any of them. One day we saw an advertisement of this medicine and thought of trying it, which we did with the Mr F. E. Allhusen Mrs Iburg boat of satisfaction--She has ased only one Mrs F. E. Allhusen Major G. R. St. John bottle and her shoulder is almost well,Me John J. Bawinan Mrs Geo. Lawless

Mr. H. F. R. Brayner J. E. Los AnoLER L. MILLETT, Manchester, N. H. Forssio by All Dealers, Watkins & Co., Be P. Bare Ganemal Agents.

Hongkong Tides.

Me C. W. Longuct Vau Corbach Mrs C. W. Longuot Capt

My A. W. Marshall. MFG. H. Dann

w. Marshall L'Mrs A.

My It. Mitchell Madam O'Gornian Dr Marx Peters. Hon. H. E. Pollock Stabsarzt Dr Reich Comdr. R. M. Rum

Mr & Mra W. H. Davis and chi Mr A. L. Denison Mr.P. Dow Colonel H. Elante

The Tile Table given bolor has been Bir J. S. Ezekiel

Fleet compiled by the Nautical Almanas Office Bir A.

in London from the result of the analysis. Mr A. Forbes

во

of oberrations taken by means of an au-Licut, Colonel A. R.Mrs H. E. Sharp tomatic tido-recording machine in the Wa

Fraser

Mr A Sinclair

ter Police Basix at Taim Sha Tent during. Mr II, H. Gomperts Mr A. Findlay Smith

Colonol E H. Gorgeshir A. P. Stoke: the yearn 1837-8-9

The zero of the table is Low Water Or-Lt. Colonel The Go-Mr A. G. Stokes

Mr O. D. Thomson dinary Spring Tides, which has been found.

Staff-Sur.con W. E.Mr G. H. Wheelsc" to be 2 feet below mean sea level.

Home

Mr A. G. Wood.

To obtain the depth of water on the tide gauge at the Victoria Naval Yard add & ft. 7, azd on the gauge at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 1 ft. 9 in. to the height given in the table.

BGFL

21st to 27th Novamber.

"Hat WATTE

27

Tenedy It illegitimate speculation and gambling wore forms of moral disease, the gat 24 remedies must also be mom

Christ

and said "Then shalt love thy neighbour ne thyself, and only by turning the eyes of Mon. men upward to that itsal, and striving to inspire them with a passion for the happi- neas and goodness of others could ha dis cover any really effectual and unfailing antidote against either gambling or flagi.. timato apeculation.

· A TRUE FRIEND Friend in need is a friend indeeL A Tux le metty what Chadi burdaia's

Cough Remedy is. It is the mother's help

Maak

"WATER.

Hongkong

NORT Helght. Time:

Hongkong

Heigh

Twe

.h.m

- fa

10-20# .1.15 0 TO BO

11 32

2

451 vi

in

15

20 a 22

Now Ready.

YELLOW

when she is suddenly swakened in the night DRAGON.

by the ominous hunky cough, and Jared

besthing, of her babe. It is the safe resort. of the youth or adult when he has ought

cold and thers is coughing and irritation

of the mucous membrane of the throat. It

aliays the irritation and cures the cold. For

OCTOBER NUMBER.

IRATI

Mrs W. E. Home

USED BY BRITISH SOLDIERS ÎN AFRICA.

APTAIN C.-G. Dennison is well known

CAPTAIN well

BEGISTER.

November 10.4.—17 4 2

Deter

Temperatura,

Humidity.

Direction

Westock 30.24 38

Tokio 30.18 Kuchi.............. 30,27 Nagasaki. 30,31 |Kagnsdime 10:

027 Qutzlaf.... 20.88

Amey..... 30 09

Sharp P 30.18

Swator... 30.0 Canton... 30,30 Hongkerg 0.00 71 Vict. Peas Gap Rock 30.09 MREGO..... 30.10 74 Haiphong. Wanit... 20.88 86 Malate. Bacolod....

Iilo 9.88)

Oebu

.....29.86 25

*3,51zile —

November 20th.AT 10

Wostock 393 2569; NE Tokio.30 27- Kochi.....30.38 - Nagasaki 30,34 Kagpahimi 20.38). — Guizie...40.34.60 82 Sharp Pk.,.80.24 65 83 Amer. 30.09| 70 | 75 Swator...33771 Onatoa 0.368 Hongkopp 30.18727 Việt, Peak m Gap "Reel 3 (17

Maon

30.20 74

Haiphoup

Manila.. 300 32 35 Matate....

Bac led

lilo 29.93 Vebe 29.5.6 0.6.Jazuelo

ANW

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BULUNTEER FELIKE

Kal

F. G. Froo, First Aidant. Hongkong Observatory, Nov, 20, 1890,

ferece that captured the famous retol Galishe. Under date of November 4, 1897, from Vryburg, Bechuanaland, bo writeo

Belero starting on the last campaign 1 bought a quantity of Chamberlain's Colic sul to the level of the sea in habes, Fenths, and him- Cholera and Dishon Homedy, which I TruTeamer, in the akude, in degrees Fabréhe

T

1. BAROMETER, Coduced to 25 degrees Fahrenkels

dredthe

used myself when troubled with bowel, keli complaint, and had given to my men, and, to percentage of saturation. tla & inuitas

in every case it proved most beneficial. For sale by All Dealers, Watkins & Co General Agen

NOW ON SALE INDEX

TO THE

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dity of air saturated with moisture being 200.

DIRECTION OF Wmb, to two point

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RAMBLE THROUGH SOUTHERN

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By MU TAYLOR

With Wooncurs.

Reprinted from the China Revisi

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