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Chi* th.e.M.00 OPc1•14.11(0 John 445
X.ItrOcItietien.,-,30.41.1m- Wan, a; Aetivo of
.13ettigtidit 'teWri• on the Phore "of the',
.101 of -Galilee; 'hia hoine, Was at
.$1*kun-liear by., tie wal Itern probably
between 4. - A 1 end Aeeenlieg, to
IrePletiS And' ilireltie; he aiect i the.
' year *98, When be Ayes about ninety -
:Ay)), ye4ta QC 44e, and was buried at
gphesue• ao44 WAS the nether ig the
geZ and the gine, epistles wlaielt hear
Ode; And.'ithe 13,evelatiOn„ He 'was
-Meet intiniate earthly friend , of
0111, Mercy; trutk andinitiege.: go woo
"fuli"."Of thAtio•./1.V4r0 Wit.4051$A et. -
It. Neenis probable that this Verso: 4.,
4cribv* th4 „40141 character of JohiVA
tefiti-MOUY Concerning' Quist. Bo
cOPtinnally proclaiming Christ's AnPeri'
entY: o 1bis. W. haVe here
three great declaratione about Christi
"I. It.IS 'Cliriet alone Ivho suppliesall
the .Spiriftial WantSo en helievera.
:Christ and hie gospel as Vastly euperior
t? 10S•cii• and tiie la*.• 0. is Chriet
Wee Who lins, reyealed Gfid the Father
to man.'
• To*: The Wonderful, 'Divine Savior.
!`Gh, it is wonderful, very, very Wonder-
• bis• love orid: grace to: me" ,
Bible lights on theAopie-For.
reading. .
WoOderret in 'fa essential•ellaif\eteF:
•004 f.,/1-15), •• • ')
Wonderful, in his 'name (Ise. ix:, 14),
Wenderf,u1 in Ids birth (Mat,t:
1-12). -
08112,, His_gospel is.114.312 „ e_T-23401,37
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ty the a:fife:11.ft ft71*. t
" eighteen verses are tI4:Prologue, or in- •Xxiv., ,1•12);. ° ' ," '4 • ' _ _
, • .. •
trOd494044 and certe.14''.the SubStaper of Wintderful lit. his raiSSion method:
- What the •Ovitngelist intends to set kith.. (Mark ii., 0-17). In •
vie: ,00lallid.or of the c:I.,spe), .,toe Wonderful in 'power, *ani conquest
' of :the prologue.ere Me‘k „•
•• andprored.": ; • • ,•• , Lesson Building: • A Ir•44C,_ ra
pttrir&ri eternal' r :The Sayler :Described (Vs. )• .
.etenee, (ye, 4),, . friars All eternity : (v.% f,
2...-44erig.:Wery God . (ir;r_ X -417,e4;
firings; . the'.AgeS '.• 3. HO is. e`aet:inal and 100?
of eternity; Whenonly God existed. was nok (v..0, • ., • - " •
became: He existed before all cre- - 4. He. is CreAtoT, df all -things .(v. 3);
atien. 'lie did not ethrie inf teing, 5., lie it a source ,Of spiritual life and
• was'," The wbrd--The Greek term here light (y.' 4). • •
translated, "Word". is ."I.4-,igue?, which has IL The. Savior Declared (vs. 5-.9).
donhla meaning of thought' I. By his own nature and Power 5).
•• speech.' Ghriet.is.ealled theaWord Ot God. '2 By divinely commissioned hunlau
,..because throngh`. Himis• revealed' to us agents (v• 6).
the tboughts,:feelinge, purposes and, will .,3. In 'order, that men "inay• be saved
of God, as our -words' expresso. ()there (V 7) ° • _ •
ur-thoughts, fkatifpr-p- tprposes, RAW -7.t-Becritse-lie ithine can Save -Tend -he
win. GO(1•18 an unseen Being but "His ean save all (vs. R.:. • , • '
thought, His love and -His nature are. III. The Savior Variously Estimated
• embodied and expressed in the person (vs. 10-13).
of the Son gm- Saviour, • who is the 1. Multitudes are ignorance and reject
-Ward of .God." With Gorl---4n 'closest him (v. 10). _
communion,. yet distinct from Him. •2. Many are prejudiced and fail to re,
Father, is :God; the Son is God; the .ceive *Win 11).
-,L-naly-Sorit-is-Goaf'-God-is7ene-em . • Sorne-bulieve-And-receiieldin an
'Mere. "An unfatlioniable myste It ' are n'"le like bith ("' 12)* "
ry, .
rashness t search .toO"'far tet know it:!"- 4: This true attitude and estimate„,are
•
. The seine was'in the beginnink--
o • was efernalfy Triune,.'three„in one.
There .ve,s, the 'Second Verson in the
• Trinity:before 'He was "manifested in
• the flesh!): He Nyits not , created; Divine;
Be existed 'Divine, was One, -With
"This -repetition is not :uselesit 'or, fin-
• meaning. Repetitions have diverse' uses
feetion. In (prophecy, certarnly. ' 'Ii
threateninge; .nnavoidabieness and: sud-
denness.. In preeepts„ a, necessity of 'per,
forrain„7. In 'truths, ,like this, the .ne-
-cessity of believing them."--tArrowsmith
• The. light, thinetii-"Christ hailt
vealed Hiinself constantly; by creation,
'• by'providence, by the striVihgs of the
- Spirit, by the course sof events; by the
• revelations-of-thir-proplrets, rtml-even.
.• by the dimi intimations -of heathen',con-
sciousness.". And tle. light .Still ibineth,
• clearer and brighter than in .thep ast•In,
darkness -The,!: darkness :of sin, ignOr,
' once end unbelief :lute enshoruded , the
woiktin illiliges:"ternprehendedt not-,
° Did not reeeive it ;pr, profit by ,it: But,
•.another tratislatiOn in the margin of the
IL V :ehinges the meaning, -"the dark-
ness 9yercanie • it not. . The light,.
though sometimes apparently overcome
was..really,vietorious;: it withstood eV -
cry assault, it shene,;"oirl,triuraphantly
• in -a. darkened ,World.”
The herald Of -Christ's cojuingiirt_
There wis a. man -See B. Y.' Liter-.
ally„,•!tthe.re began: tia, Man!). in con,.
.nifig. Sent from' (4-011-=-Qed gaVe hint. hi$'
inisston and his 'message, his credentials.. kraspiii„.,eagerly: at aey.,fi.4gment of the,
and hiSoinstruction.S- --,qte Was a • inesgen-• , he ln•e'sented---C-Eristls-,the•• sure
'ger.' .,..Tohri.-.-The Baptist., .Aa account, of_ _plank,* exclaiming, 'This i> b4ors.'-
/iiis birth" is 'given in Luk -"e /inn of .114/ 'Fourteen years afterward,ibe Was Called
'•trast :ther'Werd.who had no begin
-
by: divine gtft and krrace (v.„111:,
--M---The Savior Revealed
1 aled by birth and -"
14y. - ' • ' • 1'7'7
• 2. itevealed by his glorious life :and
•.works (v. 14).., „ -
• Reveitled.--br,the •Holy. Spirit spe,Ak,-,
ing thrOugh man (v. 15). ' •
•• ..„V, The Saviour shewn (vs,:
•
16-16: '
• 1. By the lestiruenynf the saved -"a.11
' By , the fact,'' of ^; ahundanee"ful-,
• ; • ' '
• 3: Because Ife. is God, and is from' God.
his perfection,.lore and
power • •(v' 18),, • .• • •
Illustrative: 1.N.Christ's fulness. -The
noble river • has:been frowing
,years, Watering 'fields and slaking., the -
thirst; of a hundred generations: The sun,
ae, he aluat above the erest Of the meun-
tains, ersprang up :frOiri •the ,ocean bed,
,bas melted the snows of Many winters,
renewed the verdtire Of-,-"many4springs;
painted, the flower'S of, Many ail -rimers;
ripened:the golden harveits:ef rnany),au,
tumns, and 3it: he, shines as
as ever-hia.eye not dim, norilis floods
of light less, full i for centuries. Of hotrod
-
less profusion. •Yet what are these tilt
rinages .df the
Gfithile, ••
Cluist)S.,Isaying o
Minister:Nxas preaching one .day to. a epn-
,grgation, on which were, several sailors
who bad' just been 'shipwrecked.; Ile
s•
Poke of the sinner's 'danger;, and •intro
ducinu the flitire. of: a drowning lmiilor
'manifestation as,a; , prophet i •' Matthew
-',Iii:-.7Witli Iiini. tbi: eirangelist' hild:.soirM'
personal aeqUaintande, and by „him was
.nrepared te receive blirist.ivlio waS, the
• • incarnate Word. .A,deep Significance at;
• • taches •to. the -.name johni whieh means,
' 'Tlie„ r.iicious , gift • ofi God!' and whieh
was given fronr:heaveri!! 7.''To' bear Wit -
'Piss of . the. Light -Testimony, stronger:
. here than .preaChinkr.Stro.n,ger; even ;than
'prophecy as hitherto existing.. John. ap-,.
pearedfirst as a preneh.er Of repentance,'
-.'but at the'sanie,'tline ShOWed .hiniseli
:-.._pririphet„,,Who .eonipletect•the '"Old • Testa..
merit prophecy.in testiinonY: "".liis mis-
sion. rose into the office of foreinuner.,-;
t ange.., All Man.:. ::.belieVe:--"lri •.the
7 'divine purpose:3,0ln .was to -lead over. the
faith of 'Israel tb•Chrieli; though the ,g0S-
. ' Pel was not for the Jews'aloae;,nor -for.
.. a rice:or „dais, .but for ,all men; always
,and everywhere." ',...., .." ... ' ,., . .. ••. ,,..
, .
' • 8. Net that' lightz-john.• Was, not the
. .
.. 'source' Of .light;'.but ..rinly...a reflectOr;of
t., the' • htiC.,1inip, lighted. At this time
jilt
:scf ere still 'living whe'were•inelined
to -pr , ii, the BaptiSt.'on an equality
with- ,t4. riStbenee this plain declaratieni,
John Was indeed 'burning and. ti. shining
' liglit,". 'or literally, '''litinpv (John *, 35),
....but 'he.' earne :only td herald: ithe Arne
• Lima." 9: ThatHOlidSt. 'Was the trtiO
r, ,.
• Light ---:tit tha: John' was* a falee, light,
' ;but Christ .. Oii s, ' the '`,';geniiine,perfeAt
„liglit"*": and" Ils neSseager only carriell
-raYSTOTtiglit.from Ilia]. Whiclitligittetli
eVery nutit---Nbt alhnien,”. ;The Light
ively.: 'God, deals. with men ',separately
'tp. indiyidttalS'," not, hi. nh,tsScs: \ • .
", V. Thc' divine/pushy of believers XvC;
'
"..1.2: AS received thin---LIndiriditals, withr.:
oat' distinction 'of ',race, nittionality .Itir:
Condition. . As Many .as ti#Optett•Ifini a 5
: their Saviour' • and. KiPg, 'acknowledged
:1 His -Claims, and.,YiOcliid obedience to His
• tettchingS...tlaY0 Ile power -"Tho riixiit,'"
V. The torigitvxt ' Word Combine:4
p'beth ideas./ -4110 right and the po1vcr.
•'Both are ' rue „and both should' be 'me-
'ceptec 8 et'(P.d-r/S00 .8! V. • , On the,
divine , .0511, •fttbi.pts. up Is' •Chilaren
•
Roth. it., -10; - 17) ,.•atitl..rinkes. , ti,'.:; 'Otil-'
' dren '1 imptrting to us liis otit 114'0,
.(3oltp iii„ 3,5). On. the; liiiiiiaii .sitte: it.o.
mist be' born agaiiii*. fi'on't 1,1)(Ive Nlolin
iii.) .3,10), by lielievinq. • That beliove:-*-,
-..:-----.4,..,tOnly-thOse;•,-arri$0,11i14.04.-pito'Sceeive. 1,lie
divine life, and ilve: clivipo"nature .by true
,'' • 61 ith.". ,, 1 fl*' 'Horn . -SPirittiat birth,' regtta - •
t,•rated."'Xiit-(1"-h•lftttiite....,--•"..gii 11 in'. li.
41.O.5.0.914tanirollacts...14,...11.11a4te-f.tti Ili! Y,-01..
-::00641,".'-/--j.. V. 4".• 11o.
„ , . ., .. ,
' * VI; ClitisVs• revelattop Of', the lather
• • (VS; 1448: 14, - \ Vag, made: floglit•-•.A's the'
-Amman Son) is „Pulled: tb, OM body* blit:
PO Changed inte',ilic bedY*•• Se the '1.'ter.•
' ite ...Word 'took •On 'flesh, bat Was. not
• Clanged Into' it; ki•eonfUsed ' With' it*-,-
.. WOrdsWortli. The • only: begtittelt-We
hre thildrett of,(lati iii it SeilSiv.lilli: Milk
desns. 'Christ ig ' Ns Sett. in. thiS lii,q110St
.' And specitil meaning.. Chaco .'itint 'trathrt--•
Ctliese • 'Veete, lila gleri, , "Orae ineludea.
JO Abe bedside of dygiStraimer who
:referred'. tohis use'i of the .ilitattatiori,,
• and added: `Yes:',thia 'plank 'bears.'
Searchlights: 1., How great 'man%
:sin. tliat it wes..pecesgary ..fer God
hj-
sef "Kin: greak:.. sinner and
,the great Saviour iire just' suited40 .each
Other:. TO ereate the sta4che tised, his
fingers; but to save lilan.; he tiered his;
right'.arm. • '• < ,
; 2: This Son of ..PtisdeScended tii,take
our .nature and die', On the ,creeS that we
maf, be' , • •;/.: -
-; "3*. 3esits 'Christ ....by...his -poWer• creates -
the worid,:aad by ins! hive arid sacrifice
iite7breates .1t: .•
4...Every, belieiier is "seof front -God')
'to . bear witness. to, the truth and -to, the
5.- Christ- is not „knerivn unless
'he id,•known as a' Saviour, by -hie death
6„,"Grace for grace," that iS, grace :Mc-
e6e(ling 'grace, :and one grape preparing
for another, is' the blessed law of 'the
pew • • /1 : • •
Salvation is (1) provided for all; (2)'
adequate for all; (3) possible:to (4),
Inust be made ,actual to en6h by per-
sonal choice of Jd8119 Sayibur. ,•
i3, Christ's..supernatUral birth, 'death
resurreetion and aseensibii are' the bright '
,seals Of , lienyen to his dlvine character
andfriiigsion. , ,
p, fro reject"cIrrist- because of the mys-
tery !in his lite and Avork iS refusine•
illumines each one singly, not all collect- the „light ,rind heal,. of the sun, because -
one :does not understand it.' ' • .
. 10. ,Christ has- a right,to man's' love
and"' obedience ' 01' becattse, be 18 God,
becalische is, Cierttor)' (3) PbeeanSe.he
is Savior, (4) .bccanso i0 -the only '
• sontee„ Of light .and 1lfe45) beaane he •
rtifferi,.hedi7en,Atid ,Ii,l'e:4Sedifesi•to au who - • •
:accept . ' '
• • 7 'oT11,111e: re:CO-Alin Coon., .
•
qt,
a0anese esperate •
c'fipPie 8-6vis1-1Opo
orts
Terrible Effects of the Hand Grenades
Hundreds Blown to Pieces
2\ Tokio eahle: Admiral 'Peg° reports
'that 4'1 o'cloek Monday, inOrning'.t,liree'
tleship Sevasteppl, which was anchored
„
outside, the month of the, harbor at
rofivArilnu. ' Despite ..khe: fire 'Troro, the
battles:MP the torpedo' boats. got! in. and
disehari,fed • expleeives„,•but •• at daylight
the' ;Sevastopol, was peen . lying in her
Pre -Pious. ,positiOxii At 2. o'elcick Tues -
da mOrning"-th&-torpedo boats again
ran in; and, several of them: diseharged
torpedoea_in-f he face-n.t...a•....1may.y_dirs„...
twO, Of, • the. boats, which,
hOwever, were ',safely', towed out of
Tange. The attack Of the flotilla failed'
()Wing to the glare ofthetRusSian scarelv:
lights and' the hot fire, tint,. another: at.,
tack,resultecl in a heavy, e,xplosnin near
the Sevastoliel whiCh raised -a larn.e.
limn of water: The result upon the,bat•-•
tleshiP was, uncertain.: The only casual..,
ties sustained,, by' the Japanese were
. , , „
three meii'Votinded„, ; ,
Yesterday the naval and land -batter-
ies selected' 'the:, engine works, the ter.'
pedo ;depot on, Ti,,,ver's.'Tail; and •• the
ships in the neighborliood targets.
..The' depot was set oh fire' for an lour,.
irml-the--yesselsVere---hit-effectively-41-x•-.
-Oates, One of :them Wai.set fire and
sunk. ",
The indirect bombardinent''' of the
Sevastopol has been onsatisfactory,'"the
bad weather:interfering-with sighting .ob
Ser_vations ' '
•The. Nis,bi'N'i/shi, Shimburt 'reports that
the boinhardnient of the forts" ai-
'reetiori of •Surigshushart WAS resumed on
Dec. r.esultirig. hi the Japanasc oceti-
Potion of the -Russian itesitions en Dec. 0.
:Similar; operations . Were. carried- .out
astninIt Pyangkew on tlie 'west side'
O Port .Arthur--- • .
7
The work Of 'removing. the -dead', fronr-.
has' lieen ,completed On the north side,
•The seuth 'slorie• are •still. coVered with
bodies buried' und0 • the debi4s of
trenches ",anci: bbrnb/proofs: The- long.
lines .f Japanese dead laid the
'top. of the bill and the slopes previons
to interment pre.sented an awful appear-
. - .
..rubbei't Patic.ing thS. line ,AliPut. ;AS thICIF, ' CRACK ON TUE ,MOON
thumb. f9, AS. you,4447 44ppes,,, • -
4)1 nay :teeUi. are dAMAged. ' '•Ao ler the. •-:
tpitfalls,, 1,teok Aff my White Walst g/Ot14' '
40ri.il.t;1:T.--L,.7;::9, t„r..lt" 7w.stt4etnic;ie4.tlehti.
aisiicwlic;;wc4froc:t4:fi.07g7:,j7ix0•itlemtatfil8ascorte:i1eie00ovo.r:
We.::.rn the troops -*Ito. were about o
to, .191,. • :: .,...
f .a. great, crack ,Or rill on. tixe-faRayot Um,'
Tow us. We WOIE0' EtbiC .to reaCii. the firSt, " '‘ ' ' ' ' • ' .
linif,a enaagisments •ancl returned in, In0911 whieh exteude lengthvile0,44rOngh
triumph.° -,. the Vnlley of the Alp$ ter ii 4f4t449•4 of ,
•jj
---- " .. •.:7'.. 7cilhinty-trie .114e4etg!3b4e114=1:44:48 farno.4:14•011' ,
•
.1.;:ml'e.iiie, 4arcipiGi..:::,•---;p:Ile:::::ittacvi„ 93,;• 'walviesk: .diOstkeyreviAet4Oryb,y illseis. trailn,ltriorrAlinoillooerni....„
•'' SeVitetOpoll., ' • ` , .,:ri D. retrine with the 04-44 tele000P14
, . • .
, , . „ ,
A ...TWO& caller; The report - of Vie?, The rill •ia. in the:natnre. of 0„, etiOlc, ,04, .
Admiral,-Toko. was ' 'receivedTtre'sflay the, moon's erusti• Or Of A drY,Aver 44
niglit. It is :as killowst ' - !tin/7 A -few hun4rectleet.in!NA4t4 sod• "
"Capt, Icaeado; cepimaiwitg., the tov, ,s,o'44 • 0..jgiltY Miles in length,' .07401101g . '
pettle• ,flatilla, On lki•OndaY Aight". at n4''C'n.rengn ''tiAe entre 'Of the "StalleY; It 04:
, night attacked the Bussien.' battleship tie een, 'only wider ,good Mx:4)80er*
.Sopot,Thr.toi.:eyastoir;;1,4w- ly,,gptingmvoutt:1,,.dritereil.,r07.,,trizt;r„. -,:uleiczo(1411i4itMLS1;' atiiwdelLvt.00,.ep:ort, haeli•ere„: .17hIhjz
::Fser,1:::::_,;1
, .,• /
- ',_ und"P:...,:,,i 'F' '1/1!.b... :t..*. , The.ritie'" ('",:'•Ir.1,4',.,•fni:"Pl "l'h7i4llift11.6..., • . '
feinika .SAVel'ar attacks, -Eking' the'' astronomersiiitfn-fielesctiable• iiiii-tpearCivitiilig.e.li jolt
erie:. .
'rnyie .trigorouri vire,' ' T,he sheek of : '
the explosionsof torp,edpee- was :felts. ttle to-Aight and still ,better to morrow ...
,but the oet day..,the. sevestopui ,i-,eeN"enitig the, telesbope at Aberd,OeS 'enil.......,
niaitied• in. the ,same pa., _sition";. Norte Of tiervA,tory• will be trained. on the moon. '
otty vessels we 0 • flamiiged,:--kril 'Tuesday: Prof.4-- Ai,..:1)..e,--Lury-, :-'9U Toronto -- Quiver- -;
:.•C,/,
"iitv2.3"0" A.Mimp
., another ede :flotilla; tin-: 4siltsy.0,..,tNAVkilel .hcbeb•sherei;e4ttiohnit.'even_ing, 'Illw,i7i
derornmandenArakaavaAttacked !the. 11
, r •' •,. ,
tSqviestq-Ori-but--A-hp,Iresult,---olLthisontm- - In_liisl-addr-esses,cur.--the--lAriooN_Vito _
ea.ek:"Wasok. learned,' In .tbis '•:attaelt a 'Afti..."01!, has frequently refenred to. MO
shell froin the ,enciny 'struck the, fUnnei 'aPpArent, absence of a° rill or erack7, in.
of one of our :torpede beatS another. the Valley of the' Luna& 'Alpe., His•the-•.; •
struck, the engine :•rocrrir, disabling -the ' Ory was ,that the of a mom;
Vessel, -and She Jest hee•freedom. of tain range there would naturally.•
-be-,-
tion and Was: towed away by her vein- river bed, Such as is seen. in the Valley..:
rade& 'There were no casualties. • of the Lunar Appenipesi The Perrine distAain -t ,5, a. In. the same' day • a covery confirms his theory... ‘- • '
the southern slopes are still strewn witli tOrpedo flotilla under commander k?eki,
„heads, hands„ limbs, and other • Ira:- atteMpted an attack -bit was . eiptised.
•inents cif liguran_remain11 horrib/y, .by thener_y_s_n t' beitig
tiliated. • subjected• to a' heavy fire; was unanie
to acconiplisli if porpoSe, ' • .." • '
".'" •
PORT A/MITT-TR' SHELL -TORN. . "Simultaneously; Lieut. Adaehi, eern-
Te 'effect 'of dynaniite Used as an
„Offeitsit,"C ...Wei/0,n_ , the, ,fOrni.../of ljnnd
grenadeS:
is • instanced in an rippalling
manner by the, ',condition of the, 11'sad•
:bodies; W•hieli .are 'torn and althest utr:
recodmizable : Masse. of fieSly bonee.
FiVinents of hundreds Of killed; un.;'
Item the • fillerrtin' Russian
trenches, presented a Ceene of aWfuLhor-
rer, . The -heavy tinibcrs and steel Plates
a the borab.proOfs -were torn to splinters :
..by.shells. and dynamite.. •
WORSE THAN BHAMBLES:
:Use 'Hand Grenades '`Should' be
• • • •
Banned' in ;warfare • ".,
k.
• London cable: English 'Correspon-
dente:With ',Gen.. 'Nogi's Army,
besieging, .Ebrt: Arthur, exprese. them.
'selves as being horrified .by the carri
‘ag4..n.t '203: -Metre .11111: They, declarethat
the dYnamite. beinhe 'And; hand :gfetid
used by both sides -ate a, ,hrindred ,tiirL,•••
-worse duni-dum le18;' And *.th
their; arise ought. .to 'be banned . by tl
.-Geneva Conyention.,:„.The:.•.effeet • Of the
grenades thrown -at close,•qti arter'S ; waS
: hideous Ibeyond description. The Russian
:treadles Were . With fintsSes
shattered • flesh • and !bones), wli „•Coula ,
not 'be recognized -as kuirian ,bodie,S. -The
!sight" WaS, more Siekening ;than a 'meat
sliaMbles. • The northern:slopes Of • the
.11111s' :are nolit' eleared ,*of 'tile „dead,' but,
Euildia.gs:'Sliattere--7d Streets Deserted tmhaendeinnegnityt stl°iirpPed:inlliotlitssChaaPrgPerti°4,etiV-
.,44-Ikro 'Vessel Afloat pedoes, which, were "seen :to explode but
He af the :alurilL0.- —apa.ne: with what ,effct se-: Zotif.loslend-oler-avzi: -"21irry-es°
Army, via 'Fusan,.. cable: • Every part fire,. and. both were' hit 'once and. three
et. the City' and harbor of Port 'Arthur: men injured!' • . •
is visible from 203 Metre Hill." The
streest • of, the eity. are deserted, •" and °
but-lew soldters, 'aro. doing -patrol • duty.'
• Many buildings have been . burned ii.:nd
thers shattered.. The . shelters , Of the
'.harbor present a strange 'ap earanee
With the turrets, ' .ina4t and • fu els /of
Warships ,f410Wripg kiet :eht:rt',0 'the, water.• :
There .is' not:. a vesael• afloat- .in. ' ' the
-':harboi*, The docks, and buildings on gib" `
.slisa,t,:er. . front . ore torn and. bUrned: •,The'
.:Japineee'.shells reach every .pirt ofIthe,
city and harbor. : ' . ' ••,.- ' • . '
Birseiaa ,battleship.. Sevastopol;
. WhatYou Despondent'?-
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1.ias the 'stomach -goner wrong? Hes the *peril*: 7
,centres growd ttre4 and listless? ; •4rt3
threatened witte-beritoue iirostrathlinr South,- •
American Nervitie is Nature's corkactor,,
makesthe stomach right, gives a' world 01 -
nerve force. 'keeps- the circulation , peered..
A regular constitution builder for • rundown
•Onejady says t "I owe my life to ft."
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Ari4D4'S •ViTHEAT FREE
Provided It is ' Blade ,Into , Flour' for '
Market Rei' -ort
• -OF_
e Wee
.• Tbronto gainiere Market: .
The.Otterisaa: or grain on. the ;stre ,t • t9 -
day •were .fair, ,.ivith .,.prkes . ' steady, ,[1:q.' .a.
rile. Wheat is .eas.,ier; . 200' btishel ! each
the only :Rnssian, 'ship ' tkiti„t'.eseaped de,, . Of . red and •white sold. at :$1.01 to 61. 02 per
"straction, being ,decked when . the other - bushel.. . BarleY, .steacty., 50,0 busbelS. '.sell-'
s.,„,,,,i,,,, ...,,,,.k. ,,i,.., ,..r;„,,,.°,...1,1„. - -,,,,...,...„,.A' •ing at 48" to 49c .• ppr- busnel;' •Oats. ; asy,
•"`•"°'''" "'"` "'"""s' '''''''' ""-' "P"''''"'''''' GOO, bushels selling at 36c per, bushel' •b c5:.
'Captured g63 -Metre Hill,, escaped' 'from' wheat, 100 bushels scild at 55d,per bush I.
..___,Elay ' quiet-and-firnier,-.•-•-wittv---1sille! . _ 0E-
25 loads at $9* to $11 a tea :for UM thY,
and - at' •$7 to $8 for 'mixed:, Straw ..,iri firm,
,Iwporreotsaedds ,hs,eoig,Itngaraet,s• 5t1e0adtytf 5a1t1sa6.0toont.ct. ili, t,i'e
: latter. `for ,light. . r • , ,• • 1 ,
'Wheat,' new,., 'per :. birshel . :5 100. to I's .1.02
.DO.,, redspring;edbhel '.. .:, •: ,t• • 1 00... to ', 'I 02
I,j0.
-. Do:,-" getite," bbcius-shlfdell ,•.• . :.'''•.; -0°-.8985; ttoo'' 1.8,1.et4
oats bushel •.:---. :' •: .0 36-• to I '. 0 00
•Barley; •busher .'... .• • ..:0 45 to *,•,0 49
Rye: bushel ,... ..:: 1 —.., . • 0 SO . to • ,',.11' 00
Peas, :bushel ' .....; . ...., .. ;.'... 070 . to)j/ vatiki
.;EetrerL. per tea ,:..,... .........,,",tc.::.b?. to ..11, -.09,
i A
13u,ckwheat,. hu'shel -..' .. .......'...:0.65'. to// 0 00
Hayt 'tiMotliy, per...t0ii ,. ▪ 9 00 40 . 11 00
'. ' Do,' mixed,. per tea .!....';•.'700, t 800
. Alsiker,No.' I,. bushel ..., , 6-50,*tb*, .7 25
Db.*. No:, 2;1lushel, .•..,.. - 5 00 . to ,• • 5775
• ' 'Do., No.' 3, 'basher , : ,..`4,.. 4.00 to .. 4 00
, Red elbVer ..., ..., •.,k, ,..', 6 00 to ',z, Ut).
plied the. foloyi.gg: aced.p.t of One 'of AppleS, • 0ei•gs.bl;i:H• •• • • .....'''1, fOg •ttcol ..s..7.91'
new . anchored under ...a protecting
mourithin: &rine torpedo eitaft'are also
Outside 'the hart'or. ' • • I, • "
The treinendous pricein life. Paid by
the Japanese for the capttire of 203.,
INIetre -Hill' has been redeemed b the,
utter ,destrUction of the.Bussian. fleet.
•'• The Japanese , fleet will novfr,-go.,,into
. ;;G*AWED. WIBESTO ;MIME&
lIerete 'Veat''. of Jap 'Volunteers'„at 'Port
." ,Arthur • • •
A London cable: .engineer • .eanicd•
wile:11431r. NV • Ittr-the'
milita•ry:-:hospital: at Jentsujj', has Pup- Dre'till:1'4'h • • • • 1 ,00 to 1 ab'
his exlieffelicOs with the investing .eczeh: 0.25 ' to •
Butter, ..clairy ' ▪ • 0.
array. at-• I3Ort •ArtItnr;: to the SamuSla creamerY o 2192."..t.teci.
Chickens, spring, per lb. .... 000' to.. 0 10,
Dueici„ per lb.. • ..:. o•to to • o 11
-71nrkeys;,, ner . • 0 11 te ' 0 15
v,oluntears; ,Cabbage, ' per, dozen 0 15 to 0 40;
,Caullflower, per -dozen 0.60. to • 100
.Potatoe,*" per • 0 SO. to
Onlobs :-•per •• bag- • ..-
destrOved the' .;:thifd,' Ifni' Of . thin- cbfeiy: '
Beef, elmkustiors....,.. 7 00 to . ,. 800
d0.2en
.Do.,'' .forequarters.,*.:. ,4,50 • to : '6 00• ,
Do., choice,, ,carease :6 75 to • 7,.00 -
•.Do), *carease; 550, • to • ' .6 00
mutton, per cwt. .".• ...; 550. ,to 8 00
Veal; per . clvt,) 7 50 .to • 8 50
Lambs, per .ciwt. , 7))00:- to; . 7 50
' Toronto, 'Live: Stock.
•„Ileeeilits. "et :ifre Stock •were large, 93' loadk
phere'' was very • impressive•'-' We. all
an told,. being reported by the two railways
covered themSelves With •green-braneheit.
and •leiives and ytioeeeded on."pli• fours,
.keeping,as..-elbse, tt&-, pOSSible • tb;.' "i he”
ground. *.• • The :.Thissitrits ;Were' ' ••btisili;
searching for any signs of•••,-nihrieiny
by the means ofsearchlights and fire-.
works, .but- they failed 't0, find ars.: ' •We.
succeeded in Tea:Ching- 'Second • :line
Of eritariglents-, -and .dhS.trOyed it,
anal.,..As We had then dischaxged our day.
we. •might have rettirned,',1aut Yr -ma -tering..
tiFebtirage:'.We dAtetrainoci..to attack the
first . To: our greet .kirprige.
:•found. that' the' Slope /which :we hub,
to elitiik,Was defended by •a larganuMber •
Of mines, and Pitfalls. As:it .:Wee 'danger-,
ous •to, Crawl alrfcipg. theic,:ve, endeavof,•:'
ed to 0,4 off the -Waiting lines* . With
the greatest • posSibic,:effott we ineCeed•
c•d •destroYing..twenty,:
Shear:4 we were ,obligod • to gnaw'
thein apart,' • -I .inyicif :711awcd off four'
of thein. •Each. if 1.110'sra earAisted., 9f
twentpfotir "slender 'Wires' etiveleped hz
; Washington, 'Dee:: 19.secretary 'of• •:
• .-Pert.' .
the lloited • States•:Treastiry Shaw tO-,„•, .
,day: conferred with ,.rpresentEitives- • 4 • •
les.ding flotiir 'Mill interests regarding the
proposed ' regulations "made in
,
`bad:, on exported mai,. made . in pnrk
from iinpOrted: Wheat. ., . • . % -
'• `!If. 'the application . for •grawback on
flour from nlixed wheat is 'allowed," the
• Secretary .tiaye,"regulations'.will be. SO
drawn as tet'insurelhe payment of duty,
on • 'every bushel of Canadian. wheat that • •
comes in, and drawbaek. will be allowed 42, •
• only- on :Bear 'actually expOrted. The. ,..•
Ainportance-of-the-sulijeck-Will•-be-appi-e.,.--- .
' ciated /-e,hen• it is knOwn : that diming'''. •
,October;,:i003, 1,800,000 barrels a ;Am.,' ' .
crieen' flour-, .were • expqtacl,, '
' Oetober;.. 1963, less' than 800,000 barrels
.:.I other words the exportation •of Am- .,
erienn,rahde, flour . has 'fallen off -4, • 0:: . 0
. "the present Sda.sOri more ',than. 'one- L'.:
,Two •rnills are being -built in, lAintleit,. :
• :eieli ;with a .capacity .of four. ,th-ousa.rid .,
barrels : If •day;!Sincilar mills re heing.'!
i
builtat.Belfast and other. p pee.' ' • :.
..',`Cariadian. mills regularly sell 'fletrir .
for export on the New, l'or eity mar7.,
ket. and. it is .thdn sent through the Uri/.
'ited: States. in• bond and exPorted. from . ,
.1\ 01v-Toi:14-: It ntiglit7its Well be ground, t
at ,tinnertpblis as, 'gsetvhera• in the Un, :: '
• ited: Sta,lirreby, holding2Ahe: trade .1
.i"intlil.conditionMr.vige. If the trade pee-.
se5 front :the' Athefiaan Pniill-to- the Eur-,
opean mill ,t,lie injurv. to the Ta.riner;ef • .,
the! Northwest will:be past calculation. -,"4
Ta -day -the Pride • f '.Anieriean wheat is
• about ...stxteen cents above, ,that ..of Pan- -
ado. The,'Ipillers• are only asking what
'‘•tll'e"' laW-TperinitS7and the law, :question- ,''•-•
has .been sulativitted to the .Attorney-.',....
hoe .were "three lines . of-barbed,
iwir,a entanglements !before the enemy's
batery...• The . first .party 'Of Stor,thing
teen of them being; , and 'three.
Severely wounded.. second storming
party, also of,::.voinitteers; ,waS -then
formed, Iconsisting :seven lueir, in-
edluding myself, Ander the •eornmand of
a non-conimissioned offieer named 'lla
sok. The . •---vi.rs',--extreniely, dark
and the absolute stillneas of the atmos,
• • •
.Londo,n,.nowstioy twelve ye4r4 ;Old
attempted -suicide' cut:Inv throat
With_a pocketknife because be had' SOld'
only four contS' :Werth of papers And did
or,
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,ellncev; Iasi lerldars- market, composed of
.1,459.. cattle.' 1,31'4 hogs, • .1,208 ,sheep and
lanibs, 60 •calves and 13 'horses-. ". '.
_ There •was."a-,Tatrly*.,:ictiv.e trade:jet.. cll. oleo -
'Christians cattle• 'tit. following .anotations:
'Choice:. Christmas 'picked kots -sold at 5475
to ..$5,*,One . or.. tivo. Mtsbfinging10 .to 150
More per .cwt., but the bulk of .gektr.cattle
sold from $4..to $4.60. per • cwt.; medium ,.at
$3.50. to $3.75; ,ednitnon at $3 to $3.25; rough
iota sold at 42,80. to 0.75; 'canners, 41.50, to
'5.2Fle5e dieerrs ' cawntd• . it'''ecisers-14.'•feiv,do.te Were:.'01=••
fered: *hick sold at ,83.50 to -S3.60 for steers
1,050 to i;150 ,lbs. eaclu 900.. to 1,000 lbs. steerk.
$3:.to, .$3.20, Stoekers sold at $2 to...,$2.76.,..,per
., Milchadwa:-.4".. few, inilch'CoWis of common,
to:. medium (Damp. sold at .$25 to $45 •eacli.•
,Veal., Calves -Veal calves -of choice quality..
sold, at. good .prices, " rangig froth $3.60 -40r
common to $5.50 for • choice, . and Christmas
calves •brtinght more Money, as will be §een.
15Ysetpandle!liLabs—...
u°tedrei' ‘ '...T.'h-er.e. shwas ..,a• Moderate
run of sheep and limbs) that was 0aick1y,'
ponglat upat higher.' prices. :Sheep.. sold at
$3.75 to 54..per cwt.; bucks at.52.50. td $3 per
cwt.; • iambs at $4.75...to $5,.5d per cwt, Qua
tWo-Mouths'.old,, tathh was sold' bk Corbel.
8:..blicienn., d:,ei:np:t"ch5a7*s. e. d." 'hy. ?,Sr, :11i4;.r,;S' at 54.80
Ilogs--1Deliverieg tif boks.amenneed to 1,324,
forelectl.d
an, $4..55'..f,or lights and Ay, ..
tats. .
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,
' Leading---Whe,at 'IVIarket§:,, •.
• '
gew •York • ..... ... l.. '.. .;$ l',10%, '$ 1.11%
Petrolt ...',,..,,,, • ••• ,••• ; • • •• o' .•••., 'Li 51:ii.i... 1.1734.*
'Toleglo...,:: ,. ...... .. ,....: 1.1414. .
Duluth ' ....,.. ... .-. '..:., .-... 108 ,:. 1,11:.•.,
St, Louis , ...•; ....,.-•,...,. .:. 1..03....'.
Mina eap ol is• ' ..•'; ; . ,''. ; . ; ....... , toq 1.11 .
FRAUDULENT: IDISURA/kE. ,
Witneases Front All Parts' Of the'United
• States Testify at Baltiinbre. •
, .. , . , „ . -
Baltimore; ' Dei. 19..-Step11en. • W;
▪ Incio.1,s • and •Cluirles Van Auden 'te-day
pleaded .guilty • to , 'charges of il Ope?ap.
nig 't,t scir,eme ..to defraud „bY plating al-
hkged ,.frandultint • insprande ' pblieics 'and
nsing 'the rafted'. Stites ' inaN \to "eon-
ilit et the fl'011d.S. •'• • NVitrieSs'es• frdm ...till
!parts ' Of the . „Lb:kited States ,:tve e pre,
ready,' tesriTyt
, hat ".they Nati piiitt •
\
;Sent', 111 tlle%tillil ed* i4tates- Court
to ; o-tlay,
isrenli,inn8 on fire 1118,11r0.tittr Whiell WI!ell
letro.iitltrtr. l'116" '1:11:111L11.1:11:4rS4'-'611:°":11111i:131:c \ i'd*
i.s1 thelzlthii.
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1,011te;-4,0f---14itmt, •
rompin,ined 1:1Ant -110, ::012.111t1
c91100'; aluf
ihr the,
'arrest :of, 4.0M(14 :and Vali Andeu," .;tiev•
'ral ptlierUersChP who ' •sittTereit'
in 'the, Bill tirtrOre fifv,
t011tet otn.,t1ts, polirteS isanc4
itipm luvro 1,0m)
.overit hAtii.div,i,dirrolvnt ploeeS throttglr-:
mit , the vountry that. tlier:two Melt
. a waiting stitteree ; had 'refttsect to re.'21
Have You You a Oisesse ?,=---Teyter,•
SaltRbeum, 'Scald Head, Ringworni,,Hczeina,
Itch, Barber's Itch, vicers, nietches,'phrimie•
, •, .
,grysipels,s, ;Liver Spots, Prurigo,
or ether' eruptions of the skin -what Dr.14kg-
new's 0 tine ' • e' done for others ft eau,:
db for To -cure you. Ono appliCation given
Cents. -87 • '
THE: PERILS OF THE SEA.
• CreW Fifteen Ilouii.Adrift oo Fragment
• . Boston,: . story of
miraculous: esealic :tient death'
.Was, :related by the. crew of-theWer.
York - barkentine• Einila, . who were
brOught here. to -day '14c.the Clyde Liner • • ; •
New York, Which rescued the. Crew and.;
Captain Beende. last Sunday, Aifteeri •
liours.after the Vessel ,strUck On the
mond Shoal, .th.e. mizzen mast went Oyer-. •,
beard;" and uit the' same :tinie, a great
sea' wrenelted..off, the stern • to • the .aft
Each huge: billow lifted herten- ,
tirely' :clear Of,'the'bettom at, thnes, an,d'
;with .eitch receding :waYe :the .great gaps •
in Alio :ban Widene(1.••,.. Firtally the ,bew:
Qf the vessel began td:gri to.piecesand 'in.;
a .sliOrt tittle was tarn troni tile huU. at
forehatelt. The Main •d6ak graddol-
IY.Teltt9Pjce%s. .;• Te--erew.AttMtoOonstruet
a.
raft, hut as •the stomn contintled the
,task Was abandOned:' 'The forward deik-
lubuitc
remairicd, attached to a, 'portion
of ,the maln deckspand wircin ,sert's SWept.:
it ,,away the -euptitin, his '..-wife;. and, creW....
ere,able to hold', their 'Positions.: thonkb: •
tze WareS ds1icd over them 'frequently
and. they: Were Obliged to . stand ,in
foot Of Water, 'drenched. Ole wreckage
/drifted °about tWeitty uiies 4i,ra •soutliz
0asterly, dircetibit' and: /in the path ;of
the epl-t$t steehicrs,;-: ' • ,
At neon on Sunday the s'teWord found
„Ma fetes in athiboc, and hy tearing ;Of,: '
parts 'of tbit ioterior of the hone Was' '
ahlo, to st1‘14, it fit'6' Hie remaining
potion cf.., t lie deeks.Y, T110 'fire itttraet- •
.ed the attoition Of' the, New- York,- and
aititouglt-tiat-§i.vit'Syri§ ,, '
all , the. %eastaivays.. were taken 'from. the!
'i ' vreekage,.- - '' • -
• In the
-
'Art attereliant liaS4adopteit
.,k;imsrienn. Metbotht of luty rtising Pay.s
"Nitiet'Y per rent...of:tile •Nro 'It S • ariSe" or
tire' A iscu 6sed in t lie'. intan dnt1 , i•tieky a•
tite, mordzinit,, witose 0,06'sengr.
Shape, of4 tiewspatior nittis-'
molt.' is, tlicrq, t t ,4rthoitl i of •
tile', we
4 teketri thew policiad WI esonted for Tbet tehipiione • CoMphrtid {lora he=
psyment. eh. in Iree • '
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