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liE'S I S i'PT, Gt tON,
:itruck through the shyll3dbt:i and
rushed (101vai into t1w !acid of the
ship alai hixasetl agairl it tb• butlers.
it wa% ern awful t1m4; but by, Vie
blessing of rapd and the faithfulness
ale lite, plexi in :obarige, we came our" of
tho cyoloare and we axrived at !brant.
1';ao)i nue before leaving the "hill'
thanked! Capt. Andrews. I do not
think there.• was a man or woman
that went off that ship without
tbanklug Capt. AAdarewo, and wheat
years after I: heard of Itis death, I
was impelled to write it letter of
Condolence to Ills family in Liver..
pool, Everybody recognized the
goodness, the courage, the kindness
of Capt, Andraws; but'it• occurs to.
me now that we never thanked the
ragineer. Ifo ateod away down in
the darkness atuid the hissing fur-
maces, dein- his whole duty. Nobody
thanked the engineer, but God re.-
cogal-sed!, his heroism and his con,
tinuance acrd ilia fidelity, and there
witl bra just as high reward for the
eugiawer, who worked out of sight,
as for the captain, who stood on the
bridge of the ship in the midst of the
howling terawast,
There are said to ba about a him-
dxed and fifty thousand mixiisters'of
religian in this country. About eigh-
ty thousand, I warrant, came from
early homt.s which )aad to struggle
for the ateoessades of life. The sons
of rich bankers and merchants gen.
oxally Woame bankers and merchants.
The most of those who became minis,
tens are the sans of those wild had
a texxifio ti•traggle to get their
every -day bread. The collegiate and
tbeologioal education of that son
took every luxury from the parental
table for eight year's, The other Phil,
dren were more scantily apparelled.
The son at college every little while
got a bundle from home. In it were
the Socks that mother had knit, sit-
ting up late at night, her sight not
ata good as once, it was. And there
also were some delicacies from the
sister's lund for the voracious appe-
tite of a hungry student. The fath-
er swung the heavy cradle through
the wheat, the sweat x6111mg from
his chin bedewing every step of the
way, and then sitting down under
the cherry tree at moon, thinking to
himself: "I am fearfully tired, but
it will pay if 'i can once see that
boy through college, and if I know
that hel will b: preach' tng the Gospel
after I am dead." The younger
children want to know . wiry they
can't have this and that, as others
do, and the mother says: "Be patient,
my children, until your brother gra-
duates, and then you shall have more
luxuries, but we must see that boy
through."
The years go by, and the son has
b^oat ordained, and is preaching the
glorious GospA. aad a great revival
comms. and .souls by scores and hun-
drads accept' the Gospel from the
lip, of tbat young preacher, and
father and mother, quite old now,
are visiting the son at the village
parsonage, and, at the close of a Sab-
bath of mighty blessing, father and
mother retire to their room, the
axon lighting the way and asking ahem
if ho can do anything• to make them
more comfortable, saying if they
ttpo n the. neck: an•l to give a -shout
to .tll'at n'aeor, if you fire •goingto ride
,,trait ot reach'''of your mother's prny-
rat v, t iltel0ss lit ldl the i w.
t<omow 1,+t us go xight up and accost
the.%& on the circic> of 1waven.ly
thrcvies, Surely, they must have
kilted iat battle* a million corn. f+ure-
ly, ilwy must leave been buried wits
all the catbedratt soiwding a •dirge.
And all the towers of all the cities
tolling the national grief. Who are
tiwu, mighty one of heaven? "I lived
by .choice the unmiaxried daughter in
an llulAble home that I might take
oars* of my parents In their old age,
and I endured without comptalnt all
their querulousness and adlm°nister-
ed to :all their 1watitsfor twenty
ytatrs-" %et us pass} one Tound the
circle of thrones. Wbo art 4hou,
mighty one of heaven? "I was for
thirty years a Christidin invalid,and
suffered all the while, occasionally
w-riting a note of sympathy for
thmp worse off than I, and was gen•
eral ooarfidnnt•of all those who had
txaublq-, and once in a while I was
strong enough to make a garment
for that poor family lit tha bade
lanf•." Pawwi on to another tbrone?
Wbo art thou, mighty one of hoavcn?
•'I was the mother who raised a whole
family of. children for God, and they
arcs out in the world Christian icor-
chants, Christian mecliaWeA, Chri.-
tiun wives, and I have had fail r, -
ward for all my t(;l." LA tri pass
oa in tho circle of throats. I hada a
Sabbath school class, and they were
always an my heart, and they all en,
texed the kingdom of Cod, and .I
am waitincr far their arrival," But
who art thou, tate mighty one of lica,
ven on this other throne? "In time
of bitter p;rsecution I owned a house
iu Damascus, a house on the wall.
A man who preached Christ was
bounded from street to street, and
I hid him• from the (assassins, and
whvu I found them breaking into
my house and I coulil no longer keep
him safely, I advised him to flee
for his life, and a basket was let
down over the wall with the ma (-
treated man in it. and I was one
who hrlpv1 hold the rope.." And I
sairt: "I•) that all?" And he. answered:
"That is ill." And whlla I was lost
in aTnazement. I beard a strong
voice that sounded ;as though it
mialit ante have been hoarse from
mtbny ,expoaurm, anal triumphant as
though it might have belonged to
on.-! of the martyrs, xn l it said: "Not
miiny mighty, not many noble ar-
called, but God hath chosen the
weak things of thi wore i to confound
the things which are m ghty,and base
tis •mg:i of the w ld, and things which
are despised hath lrxo-1 cho3en, yea,
an -I thitn,•s which are not to bring
to naught thin;;, which are, that
A KIDNEY
South 4merican Kidi9ey Cure
is compounded to cure Kid-
ney diseases, and nothinz;
else—it relieves in six hours.
South American Kidney Cure touches the
weak spot firmly, but gently; gives the best
'rate • cleanses the
kb »,s
results i, the shortest t, t
1hY
,
which in return cleanse and purify the blood, for
blood can beeoine impure only by passing
through weak and ailing kidneys. Let as live
t,c/,3`•: li.ak • h -•y t•v •r g.). r., t-11 rasa,
t!t Illy lay ttow'l 11 8ulll rv.Jl'• Colne.
tory. Itlalh:'r would lay nown In the
rvolin:a ttal A+;ay: ,Well, I coati
kitow It hat w,tki''•i ill^ feel :oto tired!"
Vatlwr would 90,11 timstivdiately to
elwp, seated by the evening stand,
ovvx olut with the ,day's fatigues.
About tbirty-five yearis ago the me,
and about thirty-seven yeara ago
the I'll"put down the burdens of
this life, 'but ibay still lloldt the rape.
4 mt% and women, you brag ,some,
tlmgo hole you fought your way in
the world, but I think there .have
been helpfal Wfluenees :that you
have never fully acknowledged.. alas
there not been some influence in
your early or present horns that the
world cannot ace? aloes there not
reach you from among the New Rag.
land hills, or from Western prairie,
or from 'Southeral plantation, or
from English, or Scotch, Or Irish
noddle, a cord of Influence that has
kept you right when you would have
gone astray, and which, after you
lead made a crooked track recalled
you? The ropy may be nes loni; as
thirty years, or five hundred miles
Long, ox three thousand miles long,
but hands that went out of mortal
eight• long ago still hold the rope.
You want a very swift horse, and
you need to xowcl himi with Sharpest
spurs, and" to let the reins lie loose
mitable. All the ages of Itime and
eternity affetctod by the basket let'
down from a Damascus balcony,
Ner Over F tty Xeava.
lit Old and Well-TsiedRomedy—lira
W inslow's SoothingSyrup has been used
for over fifty ,years byn .1l11ousof mothers
for tlto:r children whtlo toothiv , with
1selrYsutt suvoess. It soothes the ehila,
safteris rhe hauls, allays all lulu, cures
wind colic, find is the bast remv ly for
diarrha-ft, It is pinnsmit to thn taste.
Solt! by (11mgKists !It every ptrr of the
world. Twenty-t}vo cents a bottle. Its
value is incalculable. Be sure yon ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothim; Syrap, and
take no other kind.
Dr. ,Doty's crusade againit mosquitoes
on Staten Island is suconndi,n- very
well. A little oil is sprinkled orx the
grass or weeds about 10 feet away from
the houses, The biltailitauri to the
mosquito-iidd-m distri.er, olatim tial; for
the first time ire weolu they tvora able to
enjoy a goal night's rest. ThM treat-
ment of the p suds wirii pt•troleunl seems
to have ,tlso io.4 rioa We evil,
ThlE NEW IREIMIE DY
For Backache, Kidney and Bladder
Troubles.
! egad. There never has
been a remedy intro
7 diced to the people
of this country which
has given such uni.
ivrm sa.islact.on as
Ur. Pitcher's baek-
1 iche Kidney Tablets.
'1.11e reason is plain.
•, , ti Vt,4 , ,I,
&` °%1".,;,V9; ! 11me l:,blrt are the
r u t of t m. F stcher s
...., ,ns •-ala earner in the
l.h,,
t.
I
1
•1 I
teen f Kidney,
c to de
up to the light of the loth century, Employ the Y,
ineans, and enjoy robust and vigorous health. 6
20 YEARS OF
A V I L ttultl by A. L. $n tniltun 'inghean.
no flesh should glory in his presence."
THE Wt,' 51111.4 r0
And I Los'ked to see from whence the
voice canb.,'rnd lo! it was the very
A Ued 110t hegsott
During the hot sumtnor soasoii titsUL
one who had said: "Through a w,n-
Curative Powers of Dr. Ag-
ITvale BRET#
new's Catarrhal Powder.
d t e drain pn the
b140c1 gets over h : h
Chas. O. Brown, journalist of Duluth,
Ai ;n:hcanL. A A_tle thing may decide
your all. A Cunarder put out front
from Throat and Nasal Catarrh for over zo
England far New York.. It was 'well
years, during which time my head has been
systeligA? , ievero and the appetite is oftext
stopped up and my condition truly miser*
in the pilar box, a nail way drm.,;.
o
B13
lost. Buir(lock Blood Hitter purities aad
Three bottles have almost, if not entirely,
oompttss, put the ship two hundred
cured me." go cents. =
males off her right course, and sud-
Soldl by A. L. Hamilton, Wbighant.
in vigerates elle blood, tpites. up the
system, and restores lost attpetite.
SERMON REV. T. D il4llTfi
iC
".fiance, ho!" and the ship was 1laltrd
_'- ~--- -
nvithlal a few yards o€ her demali-
ers. Why, a ship cross:ng the At-
The ailictttl earned, of the coming of
TALMACI , D. D-
Cresswell, march 28* I901w
Ulbra'ltor show that that total ilopu10191%
^
The T. X11burn Co„ Limited,
on March $I was 27,4t10. Tills nnttilier
Washington, D.C., August ;y5, 10910—
Toronto, out.
is composed no follows:-0,viliallsc t'tl,,
A Biblo Incident not often noticed is
here used by Dr. Taliioage to. set
Deal' Sirs,•••••I write til• say that
8,55• militar • 0475; port and 1larbour,
+
forth practical. and boautiful truth,
Dave use4)1Urdo+akBlood Sittears
x330. '.Chore is ata increase of 1705 sorer
the census total of i8ol,
Text: 11, Car. 11, $8, "Through a win,
dow In It baskc't was I let down by
with excellent results. Last
To make marrey it is uecesstiry to !tiled'
etto lvall.'
spring Tiny daughter got all run
a clear, bright brain, a cool hoad tree
fi
Sar, Hill on Paul den, jail, Paul
Mars HiII, Paul tat the shipWreck, Paul
down and 1Na9 yety thin And
front pain, And strong, vigorous nervus.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve )?ills in-
before the, SQubedrim, Paul before
o
Weak,
-vigorato and brighten tile brniu,stron. th»
g
1''etlx, are pleAtiRul, but in my text
we have Paul in a basket.
Her face was covered with red
sit ills a benin trouble. , and remove till heart,
nerve acid brai
Damascus in a city of white and
spots and a large boil formed on
lr i-
one factory in Ohio turns ont to ur-
,listening urahlteoture, sometimes
nailed 'the eye of the l4ast," some,
her cheat+;. procured 2 bottles
dred million finished matches eaoh
times called "a pearl. surrounded by
of B,B.B., and 17 -the time she
twenty-four boars, Fifty million foot
emeralds," at one time distinguished
had finished thein the ,liars and
* of liitnbor is used annually in the United
Or swords of the best material call
ed Damascus blades, and upholstery
boil disappeared and she. has
States in the manufacture of matches,
of xloest fabric called damask. A
got strong and fleshy again.
an industry which gives employment to
some fifteen thousand people,
horseman by the naive of Saul., riding
toward this city, had been thrown
I consider B.B.B. the best blood
Recent ®x'eriments made to deter,
p
from, tho saddle. The Ilarse had
dropped under a flash f.am; the sky,
medicine known.
the loss ensuiug by exposing coal
which at the same time was so bright
+
MRS. DAVIDSON,aniue
to the weather, unprotected in ally way,
it blinded the rider for many days,
Give my love to St. Paul when you
show, contrary to general belief, that it
and, I think, so permanently injured
hes eyesight that this defect of vision
and our nothingve5s placed art the
is very small. Thero was a gain, in the
became the thorn, in •the .flesh he af_
of surrounding cannibalism and
squalor, the passengers discovered a
amount of oxygen but a loss of carbon,
terward speaks of. He started for
Christian colony of churches and
1lydrogen and nitrogen; the loss of cal-
Damascus to. butcher Christians, but
after thatl hard!, fall from his horse
s0h,0018 and beautiful homes, and
crific powder was light.
If you take a Lasa -Liver Pill to -night
he was a changed man, and preach-.
Christ tai Damascus till the city
,highest style of religion and edviliza.
tion. rex Elft ears no missionary
y y y
beforretiring'it will work while you
ef
ed
liras shaiken!'to its foundation.
and no Cluestian influence had land-
eel there. Why this oasis of light
without a gripe or rain curing
p 6T P pain,
biliousuess, constipation, dyspepsia and
The mayor gives authority for his
rest the popular cry is: "Dill
amid a desert of heathendom? Sixty
trick headache, and snake you feel better
tri
`
.a%d
h r kill himl" The city is surrounded
years before, a ship, had met disaster,
and one. of rile sailors, unable to
o
in the murrain g•
Butchers from Liverpool, Warrington,
by a high wail, and the gates are
watebed by the police lest the Cicilian
save anything else, ,went to his trunk
and took out a which his moth_
Leeds, Halifax, and sheffield assembled
preacher escape. Many of the houses•
.Bible
er had placed there, and swam
on Salford football grounds on Monday
Are built on. the walls and their bal_
conies projected clear over and hov-
ashore, the Bible held tai his teeth.
:night to witness a meatdressing contest
exed ;xbove ,the gaxdens outside. It
The book was read on all sides, until
thus rough and vicious population were
betiveen Paul Titzell, Blrkenhead,
was customary to lower baskets out
evuinselized, and a church was start,
champion beef dresser of the world, and
of these balconies and pail up fruits
and flowers from the gardens. To
ed, and an eirlightencd'commonwealth
J. Marsh, champion sheep dresser of
Manchester, Titzell had to dress a bul-
this day visitors at the manastory of
established; and' the wdrid's history
has no more brilliant page than that
lock in loss time than Marsh dressed a
Mount Sinai, axe, lifted and let down
tat ' baskets. Detectives prowled
which Celli of the transformation of
a nations by one book. It did not.
-steep, for P,50. Over 2000 paid high ad-
around from house to house looking
for Paul, but his friends hid him,
seem of much Importance whether
anission fees, while thousands -Viewed
the match from the embarkment.. Mai-
now one place, note in another.
sy i
He is no coward, as fifty incidents in
the sailor continued to hold the
book in •itis teeth, or let it fal l in the
ah accomplished his .task in 3 min.. 52%
his life demonstrate, but he feels
breakers, but upon what small cir_
curastance depmdad what mighty re-
sew., whilst Titzell occupied but, 3 min.
his work is not done• yet, and so lie
.sultsl
16V4 sec. Councillor Hornby,was judge.
evades assassinaticm. "Is that prea-
cher here' the foaming mob shout
Practical inference: There are no
and Mr. A. Mills, Birkenhead, timekeep-
at cne house door. Is that fanatic
insi'gnifdoancea in life. The minutest
than^• is art of a magnitude. Infin-
aer,
here?" the police shout at another
house door. Sometimes on the •street
ity ds made up of itifinitesima.ls;gre-at
things an %aggregation of small
incognito he. passes through a cloud
of clinched fists, and sometimes he
things. Bethlehem manger pull'.ng
dm a star in the eastern sky. One
ABSOLUTE.
the hon
secretes himself to the hause=top. At
,
book ani a drenched tsa}lor s mouth
last the infurunser a;te get oat
sure track of him. They have sitive
the a boat izf an of >t multitude.
bait of papyrus an the le
evidence that! he is in the house of
of the Christians, the balcony of
freOne
with events far all ages.
ages.
oats
whose, homy reaches over the wall.
whose,
The fate
The fate of Christendom -wi in oa. bas-
kat let drawn from a window on the
So"ECURITY,
lie is! I•iere he is!" The vocifer-
What you da, coo well. If you
em and howling of
atien and blasphemy h '
mtikc n ropa, make it strong and
mak o
the pursuers are mt the front door.
They break }m. "retch out that G•os-
Cru_, fa: au ]ell not how much
Ge n u i n a
pelizer, and let us Bang hid head•• on
y
may depa,sid on your let it h twat -
you fashion a boat, eat it he nea
the, city ,gate. Wohere Is het!" The
exnargenoy was terrible. Providenti-
a y
sail inf, for you know not who may
sari tat }t. you put li Bible int the
C gcut r r s
ally there. was a good stout basket
in the house. Paul's friends fasten a
trunk of Taub boy as eta goes. from
o
halon-_, let remembered.hay is l.
rope $A the" basket. Paul steps i1 ito
it: The basket is lifted to the edge
yrfoa
r it
far-reaching as the book which the
as fa prayers, far it may nava a ,.nth the
of thu balcony on the wall, :incl -then
sailor carried in -his teeth to the
sa
g
Little
p
Lager Pills$
while Paul holds the rope with both
Pitcairn,ibead!. The plainest man's
st his friends rower away, care-
iands
life, 3 an island between two eterni-
fully and cautiously, slowly but sure-
ties—eternity past rippling against
Must Bear Signature of
ly, furthhr downand Iurtlier clown,
r
Ilis shoulders, eternity No come
f
until the basket str;kes the earth and
teaching his brow.. The casual, the
r
'
the, apostle steps out, and afoot and
alone starts on that -famous oris-
oris -ed
accidental that which merely happen_
so, are pasts of a • great plea., and
sionary tour the story of whi.oh has
the nap: that lets the fugitive apostle
Sea Fnasltnile Wrapper eetow.
astonished earth and heaven. A
, ppro-
pxiate entry in Paul's diary of tra-
from thet Damascus wall is the cable
that holds to its mooring tho ship of
Yers smart aua aE c,ersy
vels: ``Through a window in a bas-
ket was I let down by the wall."
the Church in the storm of the cen-
to take as ac-•zr,.
I observe fitst, on what a slender
turas,.
Again, notice unrecognized and -
FDR HEADACHE.
A® ,un
CP rB-r111 FDii 11iIXIPIESS.
tenure great results hang. The rope-
marker who twisted ;that card fns-
that
recorded service. Who ,punt that
rope? 1•'Vho steadied the illustrious
6
1TTLE FOR BILIOUSNESS.
tensed to that lowering basket,never
knew how much would depend upon
preacher as he stepped into it? Who
relaxed not a muscle of the arm or
iYe FOR TORPID LIVER.
the strength of it. How if it had
dismissed am anxious Took from his
FOR CONSTIPATION.
P1 LLS.
been broken, and the apostle's life
had been dashed 'out? What would
_ face until the basket toached the
round and discharged its magnifi-
FOR SALLOW SK1j'1
have become of the Christian church?
ground
cargo? of their names
FOR THE COMPLEXION
All that ma gnUice-nt missionary work
,Not'one
has come to 'us ; but there was; no
cxv WM ICOM "V N,,,.n...
i10 '* ^" '
in Pamphilia, Cappadocia, Galatia,
work dose that day in Damascus or
=icetsIpn
'Macedonia, would never Have been
in all the earl!: compared with the
_7_o_ e
_
accomplished. All his that
impartaalce, of their workiir+That if
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
make up ser indispensable and en-
they hitt!, in their agitation, tied a
chanting a part of the New Testa-
Imot that could slip? What if the
ment, would neve.!: have been writ-
so:and of the mold at the door had led
Sick!. • Headache;?
teat. The story of resurrection would
have been told as
tile,m, to ,say: "Paul must take care
- '
never so gloriously
of himself, and we will take Carel of
Food doesn't ll? digest we
lie toll! it. That example of heroic
and triumphant endurance at. Phil-rop3,
ourselves." No, not (They held the
and in ed did
Appetite poor? Bowels
ippi, in the Mediterraneais Ilurooly-
the Ch ristiftu church than ny thous•
Constipated? Tongue coated?
do, under flagellation, and at his
bZe' adint'g, would not have kindled
G d k us will ever accomplish. lash. But
p
God knows' and has made record
It's s
It s your liver ! yep s Pills
the, courage of ten thousand martyr-
that
.
their undertaking,. And they know.
are liver pills; the cured s-
p s y y
dons. But that ropeholding
basket, how match depended on It'
Flaw they peaant they must have fere
Athan they rand his letters to file
biliousness,
So again and again great results have
g
Itarnta+as, to the Corinthians, to the
e sin
i p s
)lung on slender circumstances.
Galatians, to the Vphes}ans, to the
i ZBa All druggists.
Did ever ship sof mangy thousand tons
ans+ to the Colossians, , to
Philippi,It
crossing the sea have such an impor-
the Thessaloniaais, and when they
want your moustache or beard a besutitai
Lrotvn rte rich black' Then ago
tant passenger, as had once a boat
healed hd w he walked out of prison,
t
s for the
BUCKINGHAM '$ BYE
of leaves, Ixom traffrail to stern only
four feet, the made
with the earthquake unlocking the
j
three 'or vessel
dear for !tiro, and took command of
to m.. Of D.00015% on A. P. HALL A Co.,, N"NUA, N.M.
waterproof by a coat of bitumen,
,th, Alexandrian eorn-ship when the
and floating on th(-'Nile with the in-
sailors were nearly seared 'to death,
fant lawgiver of the Jews on board?
and preached a sermon that nearly
A>n
Ildl
What it son: crocodile Should crunch
it.? What if soma of the cattle wad-
Shook Felix off his judgment seat.
•who'
i .
}ng in for a drink should sink itf
I hear the' men and women
helped him down through the wines
'
I SERE
CURS
VZ'ssel3 of war sometimes carry forty
gens looking through porth tiles,ready
to battle, But the tiny craft
dory anld over the wall, talking ini pri-
vote over the matter, and saying,
,/
open
"Hole glad I am . that wo effected
on the, Nile seems to be aimed with
that rseapO In coming times others
} FOR
all the gums of thunder that bom-
On
may get the glary of Paul's work,
banded Sinai at the lawgiving.
but nol one shall rob us of 'the satis-
how fragile craft sailed how mulch
faction of knowing that we libld
ftrvoltsness Sleeplessness, Nor-
of histortcai importan"I •
the.,• row." '
Prostration, Lass oYEnergy,
Vous Prostration,
'
Tho parsonage at Epworth, Ung.
land, is on fire in the night, and the
Otnee. fat• thirty-six hours we
peeted every mrament to go to the
,Drain Fag, i±alntand izz P011%
father rushed through the hallway
bottom, of tho ocean. The waves
of Menlory, • iRelancholie,,
for thO rescue of Ilia obildrrn. Seven
lLos5
listlessness, After Effects of La
Children are out and safe an the
i
Grippe; palpitation of the Heart,
lAna;mia, Debility, and
ground, but one retnadns in the con:.
sumimg building. That one, awakes
BUSINESS
DUS1
General
and finding h!•s sect on fire and the
Sill troubles arising from a rikn-
building crulnbling, calls to the
111-hibaith "Outts the shutters
doWn Systgnl-
window, and two paasants make a
Up" tri rntiny An hbnbst Man's
ladder of their b=irdies, one paasani:
business, zt,nd there d•re
'they will build you'up, Make rich
standing on the shoulder of the other
•thouasftlnels Ofceses bra record
1 blood and give du vitn and.
red b g y
and down the human ladder the boy
where the' onlysd6hiingpow..
clrwc;rids--dohn Wcivlev It Y011 Would
ee on eArth to 'tAke them
•energyt
know how much depsnded on that
dotivn ,again Is South Ambrl-
! prices Soc. per
ladder of p: asants, ask mill.ons
cars NeVV-1ho.
, box, or three boxes
ithe
of Mvt:hadi. is 'on both sides of
sea. Ask their ml 'on stations all
'r I was bompletely prostrated with Nervotis
br $1.2g, at drug,
or wit! be
mound th•tr world. Ask their hun.
drrd.3 'Of thousands already aseended
Debility. I had to gne up business -.doctors
only helper! rate tetnpornril . I was the most tlis.
1 taking South
J1 gists,
'sell!;
their founder, have
coura ed man alive when started
American Nt:tvine, but
°-- on receipt tyf'
fico jalln lvha would
rho splendid cures I bad
rice b The T. Mgily;
p y
jmrished but for thti living ,gtaira of
react gave mo 1bo te, and I Matt not t dwn half a
bottle Before I ound relief, I took twelve bot.
...
burn Co., Limited,
v".1wints' AbouldeYs.
1 All RmIXII. ll -hili stoppr'd at rit..
ties, butont cared." ---h. Erivit, !heir ekville, a
Tbrontoj Ont.
cairn Island, and right In the midst
gold by A. L. lltmiilton, Whighnnt.
liE'S I S i'PT, Gt tON,
:itruck through the shyll3dbt:i and
rushed (101vai into t1w !acid of the
ship alai hixasetl agairl it tb• butlers.
it wa% ern awful t1m4; but by, Vie
blessing of rapd and the faithfulness
ale lite, plexi in :obarige, we came our" of
tho cyoloare and we axrived at !brant.
1';ao)i nue before leaving the "hill'
thanked! Capt. Andrews. I do not
think there.• was a man or woman
that went off that ship without
tbanklug Capt. AAdarewo, and wheat
years after I: heard of Itis death, I
was impelled to write it letter of
Condolence to Ills family in Liver..
pool, Everybody recognized the
goodness, the courage, the kindness
of Capt, Andraws; but'it• occurs to.
me now that we never thanked the
ragineer. Ifo ateod away down in
the darkness atuid the hissing fur-
maces, dein- his whole duty. Nobody
thanked the engineer, but God re.-
cogal-sed!, his heroism and his con,
tinuance acrd ilia fidelity, and there
witl bra just as high reward for the
eugiawer, who worked out of sight,
as for the captain, who stood on the
bridge of the ship in the midst of the
howling terawast,
There are said to ba about a him-
dxed and fifty thousand mixiisters'of
religian in this country. About eigh-
ty thousand, I warrant, came from
early homt.s which )aad to struggle
for the ateoessades of life. The sons
of rich bankers and merchants gen.
oxally Woame bankers and merchants.
The most of those who became minis,
tens are the sans of those wild had
a texxifio ti•traggle to get their
every -day bread. The collegiate and
tbeologioal education of that son
took every luxury from the parental
table for eight year's, The other Phil,
dren were more scantily apparelled.
The son at college every little while
got a bundle from home. In it were
the Socks that mother had knit, sit-
ting up late at night, her sight not
ata good as once, it was. And there
also were some delicacies from the
sister's lund for the voracious appe-
tite of a hungry student. The fath-
er swung the heavy cradle through
the wheat, the sweat x6111mg from
his chin bedewing every step of the
way, and then sitting down under
the cherry tree at moon, thinking to
himself: "I am fearfully tired, but
it will pay if 'i can once see that
boy through college, and if I know
that hel will b: preach' tng the Gospel
after I am dead." The younger
children want to know . wiry they
can't have this and that, as others
do, and the mother says: "Be patient,
my children, until your brother gra-
duates, and then you shall have more
luxuries, but we must see that boy
through."
The years go by, and the son has
b^oat ordained, and is preaching the
glorious GospA. aad a great revival
comms. and .souls by scores and hun-
drads accept' the Gospel from the
lip, of tbat young preacher, and
father and mother, quite old now,
are visiting the son at the village
parsonage, and, at the close of a Sab-
bath of mighty blessing, father and
mother retire to their room, the
axon lighting the way and asking ahem
if ho can do anything• to make them
more comfortable, saying if they
ttpo n the. neck: an•l to give a -shout
to .tll'at n'aeor, if you fire •goingto ride
,,trait ot reach'''of your mother's prny-
rat v, t iltel0ss lit ldl the i w.
t<omow 1,+t us go xight up and accost
the.%& on the circic> of 1waven.ly
thrcvies, Surely, they must have
kilted iat battle* a million corn. f+ure-
ly, ilwy must leave been buried wits
all the catbedratt soiwding a •dirge.
And all the towers of all the cities
tolling the national grief. Who are
tiwu, mighty one of heaven? "I lived
by .choice the unmiaxried daughter in
an llulAble home that I might take
oars* of my parents In their old age,
and I endured without comptalnt all
their querulousness and adlm°nister-
ed to :all their 1watitsfor twenty
ytatrs-" %et us pass} one Tound the
circle of thrones. Wbo art 4hou,
mighty one of heaven? "I was for
thirty years a Christidin invalid,and
suffered all the while, occasionally
w-riting a note of sympathy for
thmp worse off than I, and was gen•
eral ooarfidnnt•of all those who had
txaublq-, and once in a while I was
strong enough to make a garment
for that poor family lit tha bade
lanf•." Pawwi on to another tbrone?
Wbo art thou, mighty one of hoavcn?
•'I was the mother who raised a whole
family of. children for God, and they
arcs out in the world Christian icor-
chants, Christian mecliaWeA, Chri.-
tiun wives, and I have had fail r, -
ward for all my t(;l." LA tri pass
oa in tho circle of throats. I hada a
Sabbath school class, and they were
always an my heart, and they all en,
texed the kingdom of Cod, and .I
am waitincr far their arrival," But
who art thou, tate mighty one of lica,
ven on this other throne? "In time
of bitter p;rsecution I owned a house
iu Damascus, a house on the wall.
A man who preached Christ was
bounded from street to street, and
I hid him• from the (assassins, and
whvu I found them breaking into
my house and I coulil no longer keep
him safely, I advised him to flee
for his life, and a basket was let
down over the wall with the ma (-
treated man in it. and I was one
who hrlpv1 hold the rope.." And I
sairt: "I•) that all?" And he. answered:
"That is ill." And whlla I was lost
in aTnazement. I beard a strong
voice that sounded ;as though it
mialit ante have been hoarse from
mtbny ,expoaurm, anal triumphant as
though it might have belonged to
on.-! of the martyrs, xn l it said: "Not
miiny mighty, not many noble ar-
called, but God hath chosen the
weak things of thi wore i to confound
the things which are m ghty,and base
tis •mg:i of the w ld, and things which
are despised hath lrxo-1 cho3en, yea,
an -I thitn,•s which are not to bring
to naught thin;;, which are, that
A KIDNEY
South 4merican Kidi9ey Cure
is compounded to cure Kid-
ney diseases, and nothinz;
else—it relieves in six hours.
South American Kidney Cure touches the
weak spot firmly, but gently; gives the best
'rate • cleanses the
kb »,s
results i, the shortest t, t
1hY
,
which in return cleanse and purify the blood, for
blood can beeoine impure only by passing
through weak and ailing kidneys. Let as live
t,c/,3`•: li.ak • h -•y t•v •r g.). r., t-11 rasa,
t!t Illy lay ttow'l 11 8ulll rv.Jl'• Colne.
tory. Itlalh:'r would lay nown In the
rvolin:a ttal A+;ay: ,Well, I coati
kitow It hat w,tki''•i ill^ feel :oto tired!"
Vatlwr would 90,11 timstivdiately to
elwp, seated by the evening stand,
ovvx olut with the ,day's fatigues.
About tbirty-five yearis ago the me,
and about thirty-seven yeara ago
the I'll"put down the burdens of
this life, 'but ibay still lloldt the rape.
4 mt% and women, you brag ,some,
tlmgo hole you fought your way in
the world, but I think there .have
been helpfal Wfluenees :that you
have never fully acknowledged.. alas
there not been some influence in
your early or present horns that the
world cannot ace? aloes there not
reach you from among the New Rag.
land hills, or from Western prairie,
or from 'Southeral plantation, or
from English, or Scotch, Or Irish
noddle, a cord of Influence that has
kept you right when you would have
gone astray, and which, after you
lead made a crooked track recalled
you? The ropy may be nes loni; as
thirty years, or five hundred miles
Long, ox three thousand miles long,
but hands that went out of mortal
eight• long ago still hold the rope.
You want a very swift horse, and
you need to xowcl himi with Sharpest
spurs, and" to let the reins lie loose
mitable. All the ages of Itime and
eternity affetctod by the basket let'
down from a Damascus balcony,
Ner Over F tty Xeava.
lit Old and Well-TsiedRomedy—lira
W inslow's SoothingSyrup has been used
for over fifty ,years byn .1l11ousof mothers
for tlto:r children whtlo toothiv , with
1selrYsutt suvoess. It soothes the ehila,
safteris rhe hauls, allays all lulu, cures
wind colic, find is the bast remv ly for
diarrha-ft, It is pinnsmit to thn taste.
Solt! by (11mgKists !It every ptrr of the
world. Twenty-t}vo cents a bottle. Its
value is incalculable. Be sure yon ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothim; Syrap, and
take no other kind.
Dr. ,Doty's crusade againit mosquitoes
on Staten Island is suconndi,n- very
well. A little oil is sprinkled orx the
grass or weeds about 10 feet away from
the houses, The biltailitauri to the
mosquito-iidd-m distri.er, olatim tial; for
the first time ire weolu they tvora able to
enjoy a goal night's rest. ThM treat-
ment of the p suds wirii pt•troleunl seems
to have ,tlso io.4 rioa We evil,
ThlE NEW IREIMIE DY
For Backache, Kidney and Bladder
Troubles.
! egad. There never has
been a remedy intro
7 diced to the people
of this country which
has given such uni.
ivrm sa.islact.on as
Ur. Pitcher's baek-
1 iche Kidney Tablets.
'1.11e reason is plain.
•, , ti Vt,4 , ,I,
&` °%1".,;,V9; ! 11me l:,blrt are the
r u t of t m. F stcher s
...., ,ns •-ala earner in the
l.h,,
t.
I
1
•1 I
teen f Kidney,
c to de
up to the light of the loth century, Employ the Y,
ineans, and enjoy robust and vigorous health. 6
20 YEARS OF
A V I L ttultl by A. L. $n tniltun 'inghean.
dtu tax and Urinary
,,a•c•x in the hospi-
h. of Detroit and his
6:v1Itto1 tri the study
,t K•dnry diseases as
sty life's work.
'there is no other
rrnirdy gives such
positive assurance of
t cure of backache,
tune or weak back,
welling of the , feet
,nit Ie;rs, puniness
iidrr the eyts, puffy
o v s•y appearance
f the htce, gravel,
a h-1, duct drpcsits in
e Mine, scalding,
vitahnn, frequentns-
im, at night, high
colour of wo tit inc, pains in the joints and
hips, drowaul, sem, bad taste in tate mouth,
sp: cks before the eve,, dra,r; big pain in
the mins. Kid:'t•v weikness of children
and nld people, ttnd »Ii symptomatic in-
dicntiorl. , f Ktdnev trouble.
if yore ha, a Kidn, y conii,laint in any
form and are ai,xiotisly des•rons of being
cured, insist ( n hnving, Dr. Pitcher's
Backache hidre, 'Tablets.
price =o cents a I)ox, at all druggists,
or sent lw mail. -1 he Ur. Zina Pitcher
Co., 'fort nto, Ont.
FOR
Diarrhimal Dysn`nitery, C01101
Cramps, Pain in l.'o StomaoD
AND ALL
summer Complaints.
ITS 20PE0TS Allis MARV21LL6116.
iT ACTS LIRE A Q:IiAFIM.
I tSLl1S1: ALMOST i'NS ANT/lrISOUS4,
Ploasanti Rapid, Rellable, tfeatug
Every How should liars it.
Ask you Draggtst for its
Take no dha.
PnICE, - 03C6
no flesh should glory in his presence."
CATARRH.
And I Los'ked to see from whence the
voice canb.,'rnd lo! it was the very
Wonderful 'Testimony to the
one who had said: "Through a w,n-
Curative Powers of Dr. Ag-
dOW in a basket was I eat down by
new's Catarrhal Powder.
tli3 wall."
Ii'erncttforth think of n'oihing as,in-
Chas. O. Brown, journalist of Duluth,
Ai ;n:hcanL. A A_tle thing may decide
Minn., writes: "I bave been a sufferer
your all. A Cunarder put out front
from Throat and Nasal Catarrh for over zo
England far New York.. It was 'well
years, during which time my head has been
cquipp2d, but in putting up a etovtt
stopped up and my condition truly miser*
in the pilar box, a nail way drm.,;.
Wile. Within rg minutes after using Dr.
too clear the compass. The ship's of-
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder I obtained relief.
fieexs, deceived by that distracted
Three bottles have almost, if not entirely,
oompttss, put the ship two hundred
cured me." go cents. =
males off her right course, and sud-
Soldl by A. L. Hamilton, Wbighant.
detaly the man on the lookout Pried,
".fiance, ho!" and the ship was 1laltrd
_'- ~--- -
nvithlal a few yards o€ her demali-
ers. Why, a ship cross:ng the At-
tion on Nantucket shoals. A six-
lamtic in six days can't sail away
penny nail came near wrecking a
from that. A sailor fluids them on
Cunarder. Small aro'pas hold mighty
the lookout cls he takes his place, and
dletatinics.
finds them( on the mast as he climbs
A minister seated in P,,rston at I1i.•3
the rat lines to disentangle a rope
table, lacking a ward, puts his hand
in the' tempast, and finds them
bchin,l hiA head, and tilts back his
swinging in the hammock when ale
chair to th nk, and the ceiling fall i
turns in. Why not lea frank -and
and crushers the tabl.: and would
acknowledge it—the 11103t of u.i would
have crashad him. A m:nistcr in
long ago have baeu dashed to pieces'
Jamaica at night, by the light of tin
had not graoious and loving hands
Insect called the caddis«fly, is kept
steadily and lovingly, and mightily
from stepping over a preeiplee a
hold tha 1dpia,
limidred feet,. F. W. Itobertsan, the
But t•1lcyre must come It time when
celebrated clergyman, said that he
wt shall find 'Out who these Damas-
entered the ministry from a train
oemes were who lowered Paul in the
of eircartlistaace's started. by the
basket, and greet them and all those
barking of ll. clog, Had the wind
who have rendered to God and the
blown one way on a certain dily,die
world unrecognized ,and unrecorded
Spanish Iuquis:tion would have been
svxviees. That is going; to be one
o,;tablished in England; but it },sew
of the glad c excitements of .!raven,
•i •cd the
the atht r rviy, ars d that drop,,
the hunting up and picking out of
necursed ingt:tution, with seventy-
thane who did great good on earth,
five tows of sh:ppinx, to that bottom
and ,got no credit for it. Here, the
at the sea, or flunl Ov., sip:interad
church has been !going on nineteen
laxs on the rocks.
centuries, and yet the world has' not
!nothing un;mportant in your life
rec•oimtsed the services of the people
or mine.. Three noughts placed on
iu.that Damascus balcony. Charlos G.
iio:r right side of the figure one mak(,
Pinney said to a dying Christian;
a thousand, and six naughts on the
Give my love to St. Paul when you
richt side of the figure cue, it million,
ln.`vt him." When you awl I meet
and our nothingve5s placed art the
him., as w,* will, I shall ask him to
fright sidle may b.• augmentation illi-
intro:luos mi to those who got him
.want anything in the night just to
cut of the,) Damatsrene pexis.
knwk on the wall. And then, all
We ,xo into long sermoris to prove
alone, Fath•^r and mother talk over
that we will b:1 abla to rt:eogrt,ze pe.o-
the gratiioug influences of the day,
pie in heaven, when there is one rea.
and say.' "Well, it was worth all We
son wa fail to pr°sent, and that is
went through to educate that boy.
batter than all, Gal will introduce.
it wast a hard pull, but w:+.' helot •cm
us, We shall have thtnu all pointed
till the work was done. The world
out. You would not be guilty of the
may mat know it:, but, motht'r, we
impotitone," of 11aving friends in
held the rope, didn't wet" And the
your p:tt for not intro -hived, and etles,
voice, tremulous with joyful c1no.
tial 1?alitein^ws wilt dem-Ind that we
tion, responds: "Yes, father,w4 held
b• made nequaintod with All the
the tope, I feel my work is done.
heavenly household. What rehear.
Now, Lord, lettest thou thy scrvant
Qal of old tinia's nand recital of stir..
dTpart in pence for mdnr. -eyes have
ring rem°nisronreat If others fail
seen thy salvation." 1111shawl" says
to give inirodltetion, 'Goll will take
.thc father, "I nlever felt .,4o mulch !ilea
ui throu;;h, anil befo•te our first,
Ill".119 ill mY 1110, as nmv- I want; ito
twont'y,four hours )n heaven—if it
a,,, what that fellow is going on to .
every ealeulated by oartlAv timep'erc•
cin, liti has Wgun sa well,"
—114W, passed, we shall nsert -aid
Saraat131111, oeaurs to me quite par-
1,ilk lviili mora h: avvwy rel br'00.3
oral. I wa,4 the y-cungcst of a large
thiel in our ontiV. Y1v;)rtnl stat•• 1Ye
f-: miry of Children. My'parents were
plot with Perthla colebr'tles. Many
rrith.r rlah nor poor; four of the
who mad", l;r, rat, cots:+ or u,vfuinrsv
t rue; wante:l a r•oll(,ge edueat_tioh,and
will sit cn th,• 11,41 sty bi rho frnnt
ft)ur obt.aivvvl it, but not without
tlwir of rho hiawiih ten ph 1111t1•r i
^r: al licillt 3lrustgle. NW. never
riyht up within arllt'•i t, ^-e',1 of the i
:: -:de i t -h cl,l people sty Mee that
h-avendv thron^ w}ll lir in-iny wbe,+
ih y Opnvin; thelimelves to ef..
illowlh' thesv mul•I no, pi"a h than..
fi;t this, butt reinim3lier now that
S. or da <<yreat otplaitn for trod, I
pity ptront; always lookt.d tired. I
dtu tax and Urinary
,,a•c•x in the hospi-
h. of Detroit and his
6:v1Itto1 tri the study
,t K•dnry diseases as
sty life's work.
'there is no other
rrnirdy gives such
positive assurance of
t cure of backache,
tune or weak back,
welling of the , feet
,nit Ie;rs, puniness
iidrr the eyts, puffy
o v s•y appearance
f the htce, gravel,
a h-1, duct drpcsits in
e Mine, scalding,
vitahnn, frequentns-
im, at night, high
colour of wo tit inc, pains in the joints and
hips, drowaul, sem, bad taste in tate mouth,
sp: cks before the eve,, dra,r; big pain in
the mins. Kid:'t•v weikness of children
and nld people, ttnd »Ii symptomatic in-
dicntiorl. , f Ktdnev trouble.
if yore ha, a Kidn, y conii,laint in any
form and are ai,xiotisly des•rons of being
cured, insist ( n hnving, Dr. Pitcher's
Backache hidre, 'Tablets.
price =o cents a I)ox, at all druggists,
or sent lw mail. -1 he Ur. Zina Pitcher
Co., 'fort nto, Ont.
FOR
Diarrhimal Dysn`nitery, C01101
Cramps, Pain in l.'o StomaoD
AND ALL
summer Complaints.
ITS 20PE0TS Allis MARV21LL6116.
iT ACTS LIRE A Q:IiAFIM.
I tSLl1S1: ALMOST i'NS ANT/lrISOUS4,
Ploasanti Rapid, Rellable, tfeatug
Every How should liars it.
Ask you Draggtst for its
Take no dha.
PnICE, - 03C6