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Beholds the fowls Of the 'air; for
theY'sew not, Aleitbor 410. they .iren,p).
nor.gather- into ,h4rnei fft your
Realren15,Vatber., few:10th the.
Are Yer net much 'better than 8:sheY,
"Matthew vi,,. 2, -
• Tat the great teacher knew men
their 'weaknesses and, their
400titOk.),,A, teiaarkably show* by this
counsel. Ke had noted the. anxiety
written in their faces., "Their datie84
their . business, their responsibili-
ties Wefghed''.down the . uplift Of
_eir hearts. And how Mach more
Xte wOnld.have observed tho same
aspect to -day, 'Life then was simple
and, free compared with the present.,
4ocial conditions -have 'grown- so
complex that it is hard to Xeep from
• being Under stress. If If one looks
w
•
for much of our 6treBs. Vifire we
isatifified .0,41i:koPt-139rtin,4Ainadof „
cherishing .5tgi14v.e.
would 'find life .a• far loss •thorny
road.. RO *11a takes Ltinie AO do 4
Iiindly,aetiop lightens/ bie 'own task
and illuines his ekvn.
have some innocent. re.,
•'creation. .Et • the greatest error
to efigoUnd religion with abstinence
-aud austerity. The church • has
'never made the Jaiistake of oppos-
ing
har,ralesS pleasures: ThosO.
.0kristiala Peeple. Who have clone . se
.haye sadlrraisrepresented it., • ;
Nvor ‘work, over evils .to :Corne;
"Sufficient .unto the, day is the evil
'thereof " Far • 'Mere' troubleare
sufferedin imaginations than..'in
reality. .Let us hope . for the heSt
at. the .inultitucles. of perSons lie 'instead -tot dreading the wors+.
he belonged to tbe enUe
tiO'n raTth4;r7than bo any partume
school. • - - .
•
•
;.3604:tiTonhea,end•tystil000pthhefors'I-Tthheril.a
11firou'itrx4
cele-
brated 3icsviob .historian (A.* I),- ' -
0:$40(1), eye' One who 1,44 ...an nnang". , T.O.'1,41,tt • tt,«
authorities 044. ho I); 4140 which . • ,, ,.,. _ . .... t
iktit.i4t\trqkw
effflst!.11,rovolt against the R01.004 ..
huie
Magi aerne Ofteell ' years 0,43r op. platy Triitteillta'et ttik 1444100.1* .tu,rni4t4to. * s 1..‘ ,tql Wne*
e'venta her 4 recorded; ' ' , - ' ,i .1 ''' 4...1;**14 ow ki•004it.::
aqact,osJ'sufeloia0 xbefireoaloiliQeef-nistAtniootthet;hioinpi- , . te74 Itttiat.m"Vog,k‘ •
4*" . gkt)„, IU 00epeta 41,4
.
'there 'were many during the: period •• '• . - . . ' ._._ — ' - * t
'44 itaaan Eurpremmi and just prka's• .s.,tIcat.yiar.)4foillbotteuat:titfit'tqh12114otitixt,"vitt 4:Z•4,11.0'1,0",,kt4Ittstro zont ''':okt4,4,4
abecatnotivds, e •d Tidtiet;si
), ttry‘tvviloixr:tt.1441z40.44t $.,, ,w4 41,.t,04,\tp:44-1I'vat % 114°44,k It‘ci„1,141:t.„
4110
They -were Awakened by tli.a tallille $44e0.41° .4.44k a 41-0474 ‘`lh,te4
Of their )101.1$nEk *a* -I 4ow thezt. ta. kW sathgtod together in: ller 14y
caped they cannot guess„ '.gliet•witkkee.S. hon$,,... Tiltk,th.iu'iteat fUrteua
Ithl le Arl nwi nellr et ea', til triiiAgginl ill for lite-X*,te04' 4,.*t41)11414:7°(744-ielkkt),111 'ttii:L1;1611-'1.4%''1)eYt
a zughtmare Or a PlAnk.whicli pet- ,t.._.4 "•titml4 . - • '
1
bans even' „limo ‘xill "not ,cleori ' ' 4,m** 040 Put 114.2tWqi: tbe. daily
WriteS ,a: NaPlea.CorreipPitdiint, ' ' tvtrIliela" 0 th.i4 IMAM iornOk
goWeVer, _sortie few , hove .botA 010 MOM a V(Aktet. Ilro-. 0)1cl:earth.
to the final destruction. of- jertlea-
.1eiri.in D. 70,, •
In tho the •daye of the: .enrellraent----
enrOltMent,. or "census takine'.
which occurred. also
Mentioned, by 4C4e' ems, The cen-
sus here 'referred to .ehon14 be
clearly ',distinguished -40M; the ear*,
• lier enrollMent., mentioned. in -141140'
2, n'fi ocenfring , AV the; .tinie.;; "tho
birth of Jeans. • • ,
.....To:him.tbetuge4ed7=-1110 faOt
that, GaMilieryi'sober .coinisel 'out -
;weighted the impulsive': anger:of
his .fellow-rnembers of the? •flanlie:”••
•dnin :in a, testimony to the regard
in which lie-wai3 held by this au-'
.
worsn. ecelesiastieal body of the
Able to put ' sonsationi-,and Ondered. .4., _belt by
eFtierionees have-la,,Irks; ene•genleut -the MOst
heard or a man wito ,titut spot on ,e4ftb,,, the next a
snk
fourth •fioor 'of 'an .apartale0-110$ ••Ot terror ,aed,,,0444114.‘,, .
, tool US het an explesicin. When Which W4••#rer,red:. by the 'Prison- •
and who was awaksslied,by what he
MA
• t(0 • •nikt.itti
AMYX T KIT011,P114
a
!Attl‘44.*_tfileh 1110.4.4r74.1*4
, Meeti WOntall Wok '
AVOilitOdt .
ANA.41ztiliOtilinary inurder
Atte' dafeirCe. to 'a; vbar go
„lkutAboui ;poloonino WAS that .,the
iggson, felt from the rafters .of the .
tee!, has takett.place At the Y.Tle
Asames," 14.,eociuitting the 49.0
od, the, Vow accepted the plea put
terwar4 *en her 'behalf: The P90-!,
°nor was E14aheth, Kirkwood De •
orty, wbO:Was indieted for tbeili
der of her hnibAnd. mar Dalfie,i
,inetheY,I• egUntt Antrlin lest
)4VMAN 11A'N1).
poliiitor,genoral; •prose-eel-
fainvy 41,eltaeloecoetaostdh:,nithe,.p.,willift..
administerOd to him at. his supper,•
• . „ . i ...„... . him- . .. . ..
__„.„ , 0•:-gitilied: -his,.sOne, ee..10.4.4„p„.nntl„.,,n....'..AapP41,11,31,613-fiN..:01,":.:AIRST.
oviAiss-vii--tiykrif,..4,iiel;h-i--,,r._,.. ',50.. :L'Aiiiot '.4.;?•t•-•c:07,:•..;•iik7iksiso ' :4°".;:t.'-', 704"•X:3''..,,,l,L.-.Z.ZICZ'ZIr2;27:::'.'71;1":317Z7Z127::' -Ilk.AM.441,,,,:.ii;IalLt1,144t.,...,..- •0XL.ilf,M,,,h41.P4
-.0.6r#4. itiplpplsi 4ifipr three 1-771feat there-41-i-.wali.'of goners eni• 'le FiA. ii'-'ilkilartilt•Pfeitt, ‘C -n-.. •41(62 " .., ' • ..-7-.,.._ •,- '--,...,.......,--,---,'" - - -;---
and, wai rald loon an egg which
.haN44. roily: ..o.a. ail the,y 43.4vaot to :frool,...,their.,,,,.00b40.: too,ohing . aajd • fact ....iii . Iniiltling„: liad, given-sva.y....., :, .'„..; ' Tv'taticootc,„..:., '' -'••• •,QQ11 • "Tht ro he -
Va-ligiftitiFfioca--ift-iii--t, -iii-e- -7
7kinds,--4,11. they 1u :had :all they "Phatic Warning -that " they'. desis't ' E -To 2... ' 11 ' ka L'IP'.4;*•3 11 s '''''AX44.4.1.11.0A.'''.1.'‘i•PrI:4k.'
have, ',:Let..".11:4'^not•- the'ri. suffer from . ceaSe. . to Sneak in' the , Panic, Of ele4ii4'' aa4hengh' cut' 16Y.' a knife; '. • ., .. -• , -ti V?4'`i.^til."`fi'l-1)."1.c.eu'll,..1,..the: P,att:until
'' ' ' ' s• ' 11-"1 jeans. any further ' : right -under his:large double beai . 7-- nr4s-...owavoid _ that' there .s40 1 waa. 04 04-02t0f4Pt. teat- 01 toe. ae7
- IMAGINARY 'SORROWS. ' • . ••• ' • -'''' which thus- had, to - legs- hangiug-in-no*-left.' in toe* - centittent;-.1ol' 44.7' -e-.1't•-:;4- ' ---11-°6th
• • • • s ' . ir 42...Breach-Greek, "bring geed
147,0.04_,.. 1.,:•40104._•10,4„.....cio....,,coillohice,-. -; ss.!_, •. . • - - . • the void -the 'Other two being on stralia'Vs eqo a th1.4' or4twit a'b•g41.." ' •‘ ' g';'
. . .
. . : , , „ „ . • 1 1- f. 4. week -later Q11•3 of the prison"
er, wOult betinsel declared, .
$41,-4 • Ni11.115,-;$.•
8001: 'Lifq is not ,being lied easily
•:andnaturallY, but under apresSure
--almost Even the faces
'of the yelling revealthis seyereCon-
ception of .
.1.41Pvri-'0.brist•liblitidiffed-this-a
• terted :needless and'unhapPY thing
And 80,g43.ealls Men to look at 'the,
freeclon
JOY
of the catering -`birds--;s6 much
. . . • , • •
,:,.,wiser in their -simplicity than they
in all their.anxiOns forethought and.
• this . error _and take lifo easily and
natUrally
Love your •work. Do not • think
- that every one • else•bas an easier
calling than Yon. have. lost of us
' have found the ,labor fitted to mit
• haad; and, • romeMbering that -work.
is life's "chief husiness,".':we-,`-tatiou/d
take delight in it. Throwaway all
ambition beyond that. of doing your
'clay's work well. Exercise .neigh.=
borliness,. feel kindly to yourbroth-•
er Man, show interoat in his suc-
cess, live -.and let live7-'7ifid PleasI
--,Ure in life •nad interest in:others.
• It. is; our setfielmeSs that accounts
•
*NiERNATIONAL LtSON, •
•••".1 •
t•••••••••,,..,
•
them patiently, • Patience 15 AS a
T.4•NA„..• ....e0 o./1,e-4) • - • •
, • ,b--• t - threeo-rtlaroi-.--
eaki: et armor around the , heart_ ge44 wad. dangorogily inclined ana Ueetisland thero Are, a ou
,
„.
„whiclideadak.tivitlows inflicted on• from it had rolled his •Wite..u;to tlio 060. qkkoeuitktud has; .444 chkberate died -from .OtrYtiM1/10 poisonr
,Impatience- not Only strips off
. . •.
the covering -1'1)0 lais,bate'the verl fate bY1 throvong himself violently fare:. or the Weeks by. ..gdeana. e‘t .ht.§4ancl's repaini, 'were eXhuined
gulf, he, a-kriniii hinas.eif :ffem a like. system, for IOokiiig. after -the••*),,,, Ati,a1 had been taken in, railko;The,
quick in ; its sensitivenessOf
'-
sti to tho• 'Ono on the citite:r side. „t`pro4,0ters'.' stationkd over.the !atter this aoeezld death and an an-
•'-• go was 'rescued .firelaien after :colon -Y,. to. see that the- eatiYea.' are st giYe that 01°
nerve, Te:bear-evils,witli. patience STA..TLE_Ilf-E UES hy the -'stoppitig.l•n-his4-dAngeriens-isesita0n,Itad-44lad'elethed): and Shielded f1Lu. S Ji ok-11,-,"erluser'8-0-f '.13e-t7t-yn:.•
"mro-nrinl:tnonnthreE1...iv, WaiaiihndLiiatniunfood aozIpti: Aeensedhd een.na an
. • little 7.--cfaugh -cate.-that..flus,40n sybut+it---was-mit-centended
FARM LANDS
STOCK
'e?sgeit .V11. The7ApaStles-Imprfa---
, ,Orted: f Golden Text,
:...1144t. 5: 10
,`.
•
Verse-.----V:r.- The high priestgaia•-•
- • phas, Who was; the officiallYrecog-
nized ineuMbent :Of the office, and
'Who: held office tillthe Year A. D.
, •
• All they, that . Were, with him -
In sympathy and in partisan
affiliation. • •• The ; reference . is
to the Whole Sadclusaid party;
which lent its support to, the ;high
...tpriostly. family.
sect ,of the Saildactes,---,The
SuldneeeS.; were the, antifit'sioraii., yotYir .teaching-Anunwilling tesi
party,,:-feWerlinnuMber",: tInt°113" to .11;67'wo-e•--()C--tne:41a,
,rigidly legalistic, • and 1es ties' • eff9rt: to aocin.aint the.'Y
, strict -in their 'hibitS' of life' than loweonntrrheil wth tho-faet-s e°1-1'•
the:TbariSees--"---Er m tIIC latter c'-eilliug the'life arld werk'ef Je`sils
..29. Peter and.tbe aPostIes'eter
, they did' not .,believe in a. future was spokesman, b-iit othiTfriredend,,
:life, nor in the'-existerice• Of /angel's,
etc. They did not except the tra-
• ditional interpretation of the:, law
7 as insisted 'upon by scribes. and
rahlms- They we're 'in league With
• „fife .IIerodiare: and "other ...:ruling
• families and. therefore -mere inilit7
ential in religious and eiN‘dl. affairs
• 111.. 'of the 'Sanhedrin
• ea leng AS, the jewiitilitate
doWnftill-ot4liat
state, at the •- time ;_of .the •cleatrue-
tion 'o,rjeknxi.kratlibir newer • and
• influence 'paine to,an ent1;, and they
_ ,..:§0.01LAIntappearesijrstra •hiStory.„.._
Laid hands on ---Arrested.
In public ward-Vnider guard in
extracts from them ' their . sharpest-
-thorns -and- gothers--from-thers-,Ahe
sweetest "graces' of 'temper., - - - -
-BUI Ile- ChiefTnielln-a-T-Rrlakilig.
life -easily is that to• which the Mai -
ter, here points us. . It is the lesson.
taught by the birds. They are by
no means, idle. .. They work from
*morning until night.''.:But their ac-
tivity.is Withont, barn, , Their 'life„,is
'free, Joyous, unburdened by anxiety:
kSp
-a gladsome •flight, ceaseles song
and -yet' your heavenly fathered:
eth them. Are ye not munh-better
Latest Report Of tbeBureau of Sta.- ‘StIARET) 11.1(..eiTER!S FATE'.
• , . . ie writing,: but teaching
Censtis.,".Of_the She *as afterWard taken tint Of the, .thera arithinstie*is• hopeless•‘: Maim:
Dominion,. " ' 'debris, With searcelY a whole `.hone of thc:. natives- are well. Over.= •• coueluding his statement :tilt)
• ' - in her body dead • .‘ feet • and one, lately deeea$,ed; a 'solleitor:.geueral.intiniatcd that. the
•The •Bii-rean Census ;and 'Sta.-, • A poor, woman who was found in :native of the N'tSia;11. defeire Would be that; some stryeh-r,
-tisticivilistredrecently.e,..report.for the Streets •lessina attract seven feet and.: a um' e47,1aced..on the fietor 'a :the loft '
AO -was: insane -at :the, tupe---of-the;•--
-alias •
,FELL.TRROtT011[FLOOR.
,
VL the. year just .inicled 'en 'farin• land attention, through her ,sfrange be built • in-. Vr.e-P-Ortisen. like 'lutist •nninelbately•abort the-kitehen--.for ;
• , • —
Dominion, the Value havior: ..At firit, it was thought savages, they are. palygaraiSts, bit, the VirpOse.of dei4oying „ratkhad
.of farm animalS; and the., average' that :.her: terrible •x,.perienceS had' the 'Are not 'cannibula The fallen 'through the...rafters' on to th-4*':
of feria and domestic,0Wagas. The A:limed her. brai*but it Wasaftert, tivee . under • '.1
(1I3 ba•Va dgit egg. as it was being 'reznoved:frerri
than they Let us 'then have faith aver,age. value of farm for iff War4 discovoza that she* was per- velepeel fiahits of ecanOray, a:pd. the Are, to the table The 'CrOwn • '
In God. :let,- its -an-enr-..work..-• and Vie Pirpriinees M--;*.1&••10-rer ,saving'•'JJi. 1_8P.7 ain)kigi4aa-01.,AP....coUtencled
truat the rest to Uim• ' ••• five of ,the PrOVinceS it is: under: lost six„ebildrou„ five of Whom. Slept 'derueitie ' Service in 9nensiiiiitt •n it hae occurred, but "'that, the?
'JUNIUS 13,, IMISE1q$N.1.7r)r.d. 4130, being $27.3O in 'Manitoba,. $2,P in a: reerit together, ,Athile Sire and have Over $05;00010.' their creditin prisoner's hand ;had placed, the, pOi., • .
' ' NoVa; •SCobisi,"\ -so :40: in.. ,Ne•W. a .bliby mien led -a small" reenn near- the , Goirer innent 'Savings and , on in the egg. ': Evidence Weis ..then
BtrunswIck .$20.40 SaskatcheWan'•,by. ' fliey were a Mong considerable di3-pogIta •
-mon of he apOstles,wex- and -W -20-m Alb rta. In -Prince the debr)s of, the_ ouse,e_Aigger the men en age in work through- Counsel...for, the ,defence said Ins
3,n the . 70 per acre, Queb,eo $41.60, in fall, as -she heard no sound. The things he -Government, of the col- from. the loft above the kitchen
tinted Edward 'Islin and 'the average is $33.- „children. probably _killed in, the oUt t 0 .CO '.1Y• .110 Orthe VeSt-. Cd'ieij-was th'ai-sthe-poison,had fallen
cOirrage . the. 'proclamation ,of
Ontario $47.30, and in British= o- baby. fell' v1 11 under a; beam, oni '114S -done for. them is to pro, throngh the rafters and aceiclentab:
'known. Theirprompt reappearing
,their_re_msage 06n1d- not -hilt -LOU -0 -Y-alues-7-areAigh*---b11117-Qn `-her-chest-e•ml:_-wonld -have hibit--th 'f 0 jinn-ital.:I-opium I .drOP,P4--on--aii. egg,- -Portions- of,
nef.aVerahlY "figon 'in the lattinarried.Prcivinee b.epn -heti.. not One et the :lilies an 'fah priioner h'-adA-tiso eaten;. Her
a
4-liaitic's.wihOw #4411114' ,,,,,?,•„mtemlvbk41114,24M
' ktit
3irioAttfevkr:• zteki
e
6-41'1
en7211wihthoulet, aviloilielug3.ecans ts)raf."Taaur(Mi:r.lumita..scp.
ai, • • - •
71. i'lfdLething to steal and irrite,ted. by the .
agiuts7
aciiikitted iierhe:(dontiol).-w4silingeoree
ie jury would do-iikewise;
• elirry--10-itnd -the ,'-accused.7.-kioti--,--
guilty and - she was discharged.•
•
• ,
cr3 'nif the 'child traeted
g
titientiOn -to • gib,: -sPot
reglsv-aTrest. the. 43 . thiryear,i 4346 kir_thc,„Bo ituased St Learned Egy. tologistuPeeeiv-
tleS;. 'The latter,: we note, chd..not ,The erage vaino of.. horses- at kicked it killing it 'i4Trediately. • • •7• ` • • •
tr*i•
-'27.1:.:13et'31LigniiAilOyie. the --coulicittr, _under_ -L, Le $1_092fra41,13= and finding airien • ' the_ street, Alleged -11,alits: 7
S
Examined in an '-ga e, • d 7-41,- pag.r, • •
uiet-leeking-unobtrusive
. . ,
hea,ning before the.,Sanhedrin. ' three yea rs aidover. lIorses.. of The frieuct had evicle
ri•43' ;been the kle -Trend, worceP has Succeeded.. rpi, Try DtsPutes -"etwee's' Pail.siaa
.• 28.; We strictly.2ehargd Y°11 --Or- the last class -are belOw. an aver- goody of . her, district and :told the in -deceiving .6 ne ,of_the .most Jew,: ...1 Employers and Workers-
4:inari y arty laW-Ab iitg • Jewi h' age of $120 in Prince• Edward le •poor credulous, creatu•re,' that if c.o.' ' Egyptologigt,i .ii1,,•Eui,cipe, Com:,
citizen weifid. give, careful -heed to land, Nova-, Scotia 'and :Alberta On missioner- Oapard,,-o • he, . a -;`).el 'Swear to Perform nay' duties,.
with zeal an integrity, an • to,
instructions emanating ' from the. .New Brupswiek,-,Quebec and Ow
Sa,nliedrin , Which , was the highest fario they are about $1.1c1, +and 'in Musoi-iin.; Belj,rittm;. by -Boling ifini.,roain. taiho•..o0...re0.y. .as to our iticlijar:.1,,,,,,
two scarabs with alleged Egyptian deliberations "
:She •said. her rosary
at every: street corner, ii.-
potixkg
a street and -8„cressed her-.
gelf five her children, if not
yet dead, would revive., • So- the
poor thing had‘puraued her pitiable
'perambulations for 2,1 'hours; ;
Xe- have • mleo. Jerusalein. with fibin $2p. Prine"e Edward ,Islan out, food,' never .stoPPing ,fer• fear
sonrCe' .,: i.4. ' authority eaneng "the' Manitoba. and Saskathhe.wari. they
Jews in all Matters not SPeCiheal; are $170 to $176. ' ' • ' '. . ' , •
,
ly reseried AintetheMselves by the ; Mileh cow -4 have an average valn.:. t
Romans. . ,': --• ,,:: .,. iii,, th.p..,pin oininiolVf $34i .rangil
'and New 'BrUnswick to 00. int On.- 4k:thus indirectly: killing her...Pont.,
. , .
inacriptipns, fpr-sonie ',$2,000 Thlis with uplifted sPoko.
*"('
tutio.::•aac1411-i.ii...Sdskatchewan; but ,ohiltlrence ,clea,15j•
Inscriptions on the .stones seerned neat,,demure woinan 'a 30'in the..
eircumayigatec ma- • .1.e37 iFt:btiteCkha':1:leira lehke, fniA.o.40....: Paris .
tion -Whether •the a,nei'ent 1?4YPtians
-Telitted• the-:-vny'age-S'n-s-* her head. Her name 1I3 Mlle. 3:nese-
-des .14
45..settle.' the '..muelidebate.c1:-ques--.• ' • ' • • •
, 'I •
h . . Ai . . Couii rt recently., She Was ,dressed ' fll
in British. Columbia:the tviT,r4ge absolutely refused even.td sit down rdni_N6cif.,0• ;to the 0.gef',..):0 the
$48. • Other horned cattle' have an until assured, bY.• the•• archbishoP ,sailers on. their return
,.3.3_teil.g.c..2i_alue over the Deiniaion,:ef. hefore,•-whOth :was
$9 'for thdie.Aniiller one year, 01 Talcennlia-t7: .
• There was -;•,rcat ,coiripetitiOn''fOr
irken. Sa.CsitIejen-WSoIl\IMAIX.
To174;04-Orlittd6:t
od. and affirmed what, he saa41.... $32 for three years' an Ver..
30. Raiseel up Jesus --In the •sense These 'averages', are ,generallY lbse
of apninting to the special for all -the T'reVinces; but the. high, -
work. a,nd' nainistrY which he :fut. est values are given ipiOntario and
filled; The expres,sion'does not in
this •case relate to the resurreetion:.
Whoin ye slew----The,,filiall'respozi-
' " „
„sibility for the tleatli of JeSus aest-
ed. With the. aeWisli: authorities,
who- WQTQ-'instruirrerital-- 7i n-brilig-
:the westefo Provinces.
-ANR,
• ''.The ayerage ' •‘Talue t'of. • •swine •is
given at $5',80 'Per, -100 pou,nds live
weight,. rbOing,-lowest,in:•Mdnit,olia,,
it about, „even' !though the Saskatcliewan• and Alberta,- and
death sentence had been Qiielie47-Ontatio, and:
a-rtoman. governor.
euted Roman soldiers: . Sheep are gi?en.an average. value
Jfangmg him freeLLpatting of $5:3 per head for the'Dominion,hizi,
,te. death-ly the most ignoint. 'atid 'are-bele*: the average 'in the
thous, of all fermi .of execution • Maritime'. Provinces, Quebec: and
'the puhlit'.pldee in which offender i . 31. Vir, th 0 •Saskatchowan •".. •
and_eriniin,ais, were nsizo.by. kept.;* • 32,__yollowing sonleearb, ft The total vallie of farm animals '
111 jail. ": , " thorities, this verse May._ also be
computed. .on. the_foregoing aver-
° angel • • . the.: ,Lord by: rendered "`And We".'"ara itnee$ 'ages D;nd: the number "'male en
night -opened the prison doors
This ,supernp,tural intervention. oh
behalf the apostles :came- as •if
• "' ;
the farnis in 31ine,'Was $530„000,000:
The Juno price of wool for the;llo-
minion was 18 centsper
by .way of protestagains6the hos,
,of these things. ..in him, "rand • the
,HolySpirit,' "ete.•,, or, 'And we
are witnesses in him of these things,
and .Go•d• , liath given the tIoly
The • average • Wages of farin and
• ied ,neithor • in angels nor spirits The whole verse ernpciasizes the inenth` was
domestic 'help for the Dominion, per
$24.00. for males arid
',Way of the Sadducees" who believ- STAirit them tnat ,obey hut. '
urefArfa.t. Our'•--airthor-in
this same chapter •freely acknow-
'ledges Ahey--interventiort efGiona-'
Bel .and 'its effect, but lie is her
sp-iking of a Sapornatairat occur -
ranee Which it is 3inpoSsible
to ex-
plai.i away, ‘. .„, '
'.
20.--Ali-the'l'-Words- of -
The 'Whole goapel inesag,1 relatin,g
both to the Christian life and its.
„ ,
faiture.gloriolis cOluutruniation,'
21. The council -Tho 'Sanhedrin.
The Senate ---The older men;
24. Those • WOrds—tic rePort of
the officers oncoming -the mysteri7
. .913S. cseaPe of. the 'prisoners..., •
• ., Perplexed-. . wherenzites2 this
would gpw-We note that wh•dri
'the apo.StIcs are "at last brouAlit
ttgAin before 'the Sanhedrin the
renlilyers of tiv o counciI carefully
them any questions
e -w I.:Tilling the inalintr,
eac *pod I rote!'
'rho t•Kon .whom ye puk.in tho
p,:pson---...ito Arrest an4 irnprisontiloated that the- poison roaming ,thing of an Annie -mated scene,
_
elie-witnessing--and4he-ilbiy:
Spirit as tho secret of the, life:, and
Power in belieVers,. This ars6.is
tho'keynote of the entire narra-
tive'ef, ;
Out, O' the , eart7-„Consoierice-
smitten, and, •.'since -,iinrepentant,
angered' by the fearless accusation
,of Peter' and • hi ii centptinions;
34, A PlittriSee,. nain,ed
.49ptor:.,91 the law-qtie, descend-
ant of a distingliSished fnniily if
Jewitilr 'scholars c,the, son Of •Ilabbi
Siiiicon„, and the grandson of [[i4. -
id, the founder of.the liberal Sehoo,
of JeNViall 'thought among" ; the
Pharisees. The "bore
Inotitioned is knOwn as, Gainftliel
to distinguish front ..his own
• grandson, ,hear,inglhe-rsTr.nlif
So great was his,seholarsliip that
he waS'.tlit 'firSt , of " seven • erninen ti
• Jewish ,thoologiann-- toreootro--4"
of "Itabban," which TtlaY1;$
ltabbi, lvfasteri.', and
for females, and per year
$209 for malts a iiMi):fe ra
The highest Averages are reported
for thewestern Provinoos$ 'where
'they reach about $200 per year for
males and $160 for feinales. In On-
tario and ' Quebec the average for
males is about $240 andfor females
$120, per year. . '
Most -worrier' keen'n lot of.readY•
made eyinpathy on hand. •
,
WherepoWder only • covers up
freckles,' dynamite Would probably
.rcinove them, • • ,.
The Ackleitess of fortune is only
nated".by the -faithfulness Of -ids,-
forturie. • '
A W &tinter *
the limit *ben she poaSessell it thing'
that no Other 'IVOIntincan obtain,
otheaid Your datigitter -Anine 6,
wedding .WAS quite a lively one,
Jones,Q • 'Well', it' W1113 110700
-
, Conditions- an Reggio are worse
than at. Messina, It would take
tho 'vivid ,pen:' of :a Dante • to give,
an.,6419quate idea' 'of the .Cosiditions
longings of. the .late M. 13ouriant,
diroetor :et the: 'French 'School : of
'History•at thengh the Inter-;
in the.::sister cities.. ',At 'Reggio' tw0.. •natienal Corigrasi. 'at last
'thirds. of tho pornilation. he 'Under .August that they were
the debr,is fallarf tim frauds, , : .
„ .
other•I third' are 'in the' Streets The truelna.teryrhes•Just been di's--
• . • • • , . , .
..withent:Tpof),,yitlieut toed, without Closed :by • Paritrznrr*V6,12.'M.
:water;:-withoift These 'stated ,-that he had
talt:30„ se-conds'searit.,...4ownalls,,tbo:T.engravell.,_the-.,Stones 'froni,deSigns
„eonientional, harriers:: setLo p:itopliod 1.?.y •the late. director's:son,
cietY •,and .reiltic.0-• rich ,a1.4 peer When they:We-re sti.hinitted: to him
alike to'.prinittive7niari" 'Who- -must lie;recognized m.orlt; though the
•
_have .sheitee.froin..!pnlib.,and..eloth,
ing 'and :foo1,. ler; body, and
When he is depriVecl, or. them a int-
ficient time' he. ,wirl •fight -for 'ithore.,'.
•,thia., nit.' he '4dand to darkt
ness aft inight,Z.oul0......hroken.'h.Y.Ithe.
ilendighthioVes-,::ywnerz•-having-ioet-;
ed a -shop,. had: beeoino possessed Of
a bit et candle •and with 4. Made
the higulirions :rub-
bish, to set. What: they contd. steal
from the betties. of the..deatl. ,
,
Theo , Jackals oemposed of the
thcir lgetirir-olloqui4rotre'irotholittel
researches aren, many. cases
Conducted in broad,: daylight- aud.
the4rosist with firearnis itykakiii.ves
anyone who fries t� .interfere'with
thein,/, In one daSo man, after
putting his.. wife- int,safetyr:retnin:-:
ed"' to try' to secure .• some' of jiis
•valtialilos. Arrived at What ..waS
()nee -his house be W.5.0 forcibly pre-
Yerited frOin enteringhy a. oouple
of Men who, 'When he itisiated,.. Shot
hint -dead, =.'The„few'; police. and
soldiers that there are, . are totally
inadequate, to 'keep .this .tiangerottl
and unscruptilons'. ;element whin.
so they boo orders to . .
81100T 131,0Ifi• • • •
.hotind.
•
'stones hed .boon ••ai(tificially •aged.
Mine; ,Bortriant, and her 'gen have
sienfesSed the. 'frand, .and are :being'
. . , .
prosi
ecuted n Belgium..
She is believed to he the first -
woman -to : be inyested,With judicial .
inthorfty;lort -she was --reeeiltly .•
:,....electeCaLthey_trionnial election • of
.riird'hoinraes to bc one of the trade .
'judges .who..sit to. hear and, decide
upon' cliSpiites :Iletuieen employera.
.and their work-PeoPle..,.
She is the first .WOMail to be elee-
ted 'to.this•dapacity limier the new
-
law authorizing woinen ;to he elect- ,
ed-as-.4P41-1:4U1Onkraes,-ind viIL
take her :Seat . on' the judge's bench,
at, the:first sitting -of .the -court.
Ffer .judicial insignia will -consist '
of a large silk ash passed over tho---:
-shoulderi-i..•,•-andrp-tneeting, the • °
' in front 'of Whiah 'hangs a
large silver •niedal" representing the:
figure . -of .the 14.4renchltepublic..;' She, ,
is by trade a, dressmaker. •
• pt krn
• Y'
11
_1_..,_l-fle tirroepitehrid
battles in fnil sight in the princi-
pal. Strentii,irt which, law . and or,
4if n6t TaiWafftVerthe h-ari-t•
it; lino geveral soldiers havelost
their tives and •t6VONtti' more will
undoubtedly do so • h6for6.101,1gi,' then, allowetl-,.to-be•-tet grad"
, .
.CONCIZEifi
Those. of 09'41.111Q Bridge, 'May be
44rg'est.'inSthe wovo..
The concrete spiel'sof the ClhVe.r
Bar' Bridge •911- •00' Grand Trunk
-j1JQ 131).r1o'ho the
Leading D Oefori:
:The, leading surgeons, and physio-
logists of Groat Britain: are receiv!-
ing a Printed
an extraordinary ,threat. to .kill by"
'prayer 'thoso wh ractise 'viv'S '0-
.
The sender, who is said te, be an
Irish, anti,vivisectionist tiarQ'ett
••(!oyvani. tells' the personaddresed
hoW,I,knolving the efficacy ,of pray-
er,- she has reSolved•to nag it to re-,
'. intended,' .
first to kill Dr% Starling, professbi• •
'oi phi,siOlogy at the UniversitY Col-
legoillespital Of London, but, 'She; ,
. : storitd unfair to 'give Such
a Stab in the dark Without letting
him ' • •
'Therefere, she decided, to i3oseeelt
'the Almighty ,to • renievei' if in ac-•
cordanee with, His Will, "the .inani:
most likely to QUI180 future' suffei-
ngi.:to lnin_leenti..] hy_exptitimdag, •
About,•a fortnight later one •of the,
hest known vivisectors ,
show--the•-Al..
appraval, and tho eiren-
lar. adjureS reeinientatticbti
warned, and tikatoes them thakhoir
fate.-isliutheir-own, hands: . '
largrut all eoncretc, -piers in ea-',
nacia,-, and .•perhaps in the world,.
says:Alto hdin nton Therc.
arta four et ,thein,`tWo of tirO.
140 feet high and the t;thers seven
feet „loss in -height, ---. The liridRo.
front abutMent to' abut:Mont is 1,-
6(10 Sq'ot, blow tho 'fill.rfp.ce • of the
water, •
.;.The.sconceete:
taken in rnithvnttc'r This VQ,8 6110
oi the ditricultitmwith which • the
constrlicting ti) 'con:
'tend. To.,work with cOnerete 'dur-
ing eold.*,eather. it 'lit necessiti,y; Id
,inie heat, ••• • ,, • • '
'louses were/poiistructed around
the • piers and these, were ,heated
'with W a i• 1)y
trin)t.. a plant on the riVe,r
the concrete fl its mojds, 11, s'iis
also neeesSary that. it .4hould, be
kept heated at; , l'rqtst'it day, and
• .
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