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Sash Lath, Shingles. fecolte.
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Value of Property Insured up to
anor, $3,048.97e.00.
OPPICEIts and DLItEtrl'ultli-J„.11$
lieteaux President. Ritmo P. • Te
prowler; Vite-President, Brucefieid 1'.
to.t MAYO, Seeineseys„Treesue-
ar, Seaforth P. 04 J. Connolly.
Porter's 17111, P. 0.; a. nate. can-
ton yk,, 04 J. Watt. Darla* P. 0.;
,e Beachwood. P. 0.; J. G.
01100e Winthrop P. 0.; J. Henna
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Heaterth /'. 0.: each the inspector of
Mee isearest to which they occur.
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ARUM* Cumming. Elgmondville;
ifinehleY. Seaforth: R. Smith. Her-
, feele,,,
Pettey yoldere eau pay assess-
linente en get their yards receipt-
eict at W, Coate, Clinton, or at Mee
%lett leeett. Palace Clothing Store,
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corner West SP
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dandytth Man. with am U sera ea toned. kens anti Prepared better,' add 4 OW tehleepeenttila •%0I
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teethes 'rind scarlet. smbes. Ati he' Oft 1 eir.' temp life. A.I1 were InInsed ond Aalt to !Cites MOW Alt ed 40.
etre/gide:led hilneelf Ult• and eleneed Willi' the Vire to get In firSt and peg feted Plate nn eintne dealrede
Sprinkle With 4 Ink fut,nt dried 'hreadr''
crenths, and bake 'he
hour in a Steady
qulekly at the eseited feeita in front ei out the tic fest claim no the golden field.
tihn there Wes a trace of nervousness in to a few -abort weeks Joyce and Ills
his Manner. Mele „101144 their • arid strip of 'desert
"Mates," he MM. in a tligll, efirm tur)lect into little tewoship. Tents shot
voice. "I've been robbed. ninehreems In (hi night, and the
There was a green freen the ereWtt, net 0000 -with the clanging Of picks
for In that MIAOW%) getup lent robbetY mai *bevels. A publitan doled out
was execrated aintest More than murder, oinks at ,husloc pskes from a canvas.
"YOU knew, Matelef,he wait on. mho* coveced Mirk and a entati store was
last week 1 bottomed cfit a MIMI Oi ntlee Alerted 411 a tent. The evenings were
ets. I didn't ellow for there beill aPent In talkftg and sluolihnt and leugle:
erned skunk in the crimp, so I hitt ern ter, 'os the miners Silt at ease under the
In my tent, This morning I found WV MO% end „Mid yarns er swapped auto.
wore gone." _ Inegraltities.
The hammer of disgust that wee heart' lk. was eivelhation in It* raWast and
showed that, the meaner crimes v:ere; grades' stage, bUt contething pheses
more teethed there than In more civil- seitally delightfte. The cantel-treine
ized community. The millers could net Wandered in: casually once a tortnight,
believe that one of their number was, bringing the mails and suppilere'from the
guilty of such knasery.
"What man d'yer suspect?" topy
shouted.
Sydney Jock looked round the crowe
keenly.
"I d6tet say 1 can cotton en to the
right man," he sold, "but 1 saw someone
near the tent late Met night."
"Ills name?" they shCuted together.
Sydney Jack paused for a montent.
"Roland Joyce," he said at length.
There was a hush, tor the emoted was
the inost respected man in the camp --at
young. energetic Sydney -aider, who with
undaunted enthusiasm bad led the rush
from the coast over miles of arid plain
to this golden camp in the desert.
"Ws a lie I" he said, stepping ouL front
the crowd.
Ills virile, oleanohaven face Was
turned haughtily to his accuser, and his
eyes were blazing.
There was a murmur of excitement
from everyone, As was Ihe custom, a
committee ot three miners Was chosen
to searoh the tents, the accused man's
being-inspected-ftrat,--The-erowd.sicta
.weiting Impatiently, Sydney Jack,
standing on his box •In the centre, Wee,
the most restlees ot the group. fidgeting
uneasily with his feet. and seeming in.,
tent,..011 getting beck his geld, Ho wets
not long kept in suspense. Joyce's WI
of blankets Were dragged out of his
tent, and therm hidden away, were the
missing nuggets,
The leader of the search party, an old
sunburnt miner who had followed ,a
dozen rushes to Eldorados, stepped out.
"Now, then, Joyce," lie said, "you
know ottr custom.. We've got no Ian
of usw-for_lent rebb.ers here, . Igive yeu
an hour's time to pack 'your swag, all
your water -bottle, and then quit,"
Joyce seemed dazed for a moment.
There tvas an expression of bewilder-
ment on his face, and the crowd looked
at him, some in disgust and some in
puzzled wonder.
"All right. mates," he said. "1 don't
blame you for sending me on the track,
but there's an alneglity bad man in this
camp, and mune day you'll tine out who
he •Is."
It was all over. The croWd of i'ed-
shirted miners hurried back lo their
work, end. two went silently to peek
tiler swags -the accused num and lila
mate." The mato went es • a matter of
course, for in the West men go only' by
twas, and a mate aticketh closer than a
brother. Clothes were hurriedly bundled
together and strapped in the blanket%
both men thinking hard and uttering not
n word, Then' Joyce spoke for the ftrst
m •
"FIll the/ water.boitle, Jack, and Pii
meet you at the web."
He hurtled up between the rows of
tents to where a wooden shanty 'wes
built on a hill. A dark-halred girl was
leaning ever the verandah rails with
tears in her eye% She was ilw only girl
in the place. and was therefore the idol
rif the miners, who almost worshipped
her with a quaint reverential deference.
Rut Joyce loved her with the consuming
passion of his life.
"Say you don't believe it, Kit," he said
ImPtasively. •
She tried to affect a cold aloofness,
"What um 1 to believe ?"' she asked.
"Anything but that 1 ceuld do a low-
&nen trick like Watt' he said earnestly.,
"I wouldn't. mind taking the Week and
swagging to the other end of the world
if knew you believed in me.'
lie fell her love was to hliti' a laid
thing. but he passionately wanted ilea
faith.
"They say gambling drove you to it,"
shc sald.
went/ rho drivers spread tire news of
the golden Ond further out to Smdawn
Camp, and. disappointed miners Melted
tram there to the new field. They were
not malielous men, and intended to -let
UM story of Joyce and thq nuggets die
awe), in -the past, but bit by bit it all
inked oll trom a cooked beetle.
A tent robber is regarded with loathe
:eveey mining equip In the Weld:
Joyce fet Me ntiners look at him with
suspicion as. he passed, and his eensi.
tire eau! vies shrivelled by their glances
ns by the breath of a item furnace.
"pit nave to fire the game up, Jack,"
hr said to his mate% "I'm playing a lone
band egaInst Fate."
"Battle through with it, Joyce," the
other said, "it only wants ewe, and
you'll come out waltzing in the end,"
SO he tolled on, putting all his energy
into his • Work and striving to live the
tales doWn. At night he kept to him-
self, playing euchre with his mate or ge-
ing for long walks in the moonlit desert.
'fate two men were nich now beyond
etrawildesr-drearrarlartherretattill
turned out to be whet digger's call 4
"Jeweller's shop,' Joyce had wealth in
ttitividafica to live in luxury on the coast,
et t he continued to tat his heart out In
loneliness._ A tale had come to him_ thet
*etc ar-Sundown Camp Kit was to .be
sem everywhere riding about with Syd,
ney Joh, •
The story tended to raise a devil in
hire, that he could only conquer by long,
silent welits. Fate had taken away froln
hlin love and honor, and then in a burst
of satir,e had heaped upon him its paltry
wealth. Kit, the little dark-halred tart,
was the only prize in -hie that he felt was -
mirth winning. and yet he was forced
to stand yith his hands lied while ano-
thermeri,gained her favor. He felt that
she had **rod for hlm a little the old
Mors, and he felt that he could win her
love completely if the cloud was cleared.
One nieht as he walked along the hard
sandy cemel-pad he saw a white object
lying ba the road -side. As he drew
titterer, he found that it was e man ly.
Mg sprawled oui Ma the ground groan-
ing and raving. Even at a distance
Joao, coled recognize the lithe. neat
Deur° of Sydney Jack. He hurried on
and knelt down by his side. •
"What's the"matter 7" he asked.
"That wretched camel," the man mut-
tered ; "it's pommelled me ahnost to
death."
"Why, in the name of an that's holy,
Mil you barn your back on ft ?"
"I got Oft at the sink to have a drink,
and the brute tome behind me and
templed me down."
.loyee knew enough about sulky cam -
MS to' understand its way of paying off a
grtidge..
"And how long have you been here r
'IlShice three o'clock this afternoon. I
entet, move, and I believe my back's
Inaoke."
"ale fell. agalh to groaning, and Joyce
*stained, Ws Injuries In lee moonlight.
ito Mend that his body was eovered with
bruises where -We angry beast hall sin-le-
tt:ft trampled, but 'het no bones were
'Woken. Iloweeer, the Injured man Was
(Mite unable to walk. There wah only
one thing ,to be done, and that was to
chin him Into Camp.
aqco plcts4d hlm up in his aems as he
.WOuld a Child and started on the Jour.
ftey. It waS a painful walk, for he
was tired and his shouldere were 'eels.
111g:with the day's work. Tire shimmer -
Inn plain seemed to etretch out for end -
16„. miles, but still he trudged oh with
his .humen beaten. pnly once, when he
Mal to lay the mamdown tor a rest, dld
Ire epeek M. him.
lie broke from her intpatiently,
"WIlet dld you come here tar, Sydney
"1 want your whole -hearted belief.°
snld, "not your chateluble excuse. 14'llkit;r1i1140 tost;edbriy something."
know that you think rue guilty In your' • .09. must !lave been almighty impel, -
heart. Some (ley perhape Crove to
lant 10 bring you'as far as this."
you that I'M not a sneaking our,"
Ara
sia
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pepper. Thieken
Nicest aecand eyear earn fore silage;
and stir in the Whites ofi;:ogs.. -.1•14ye
ade slices of Mittered tetilit• third •Year, Pala .•;:tr 'mune • other grain
- It d pride oagit the, Preeently three faint ilenocks are 9 EY 6 ever, out h Year,
e yo s on ern an ,
Breakfast Rells-Teke orie' pontitt :ot thO tabby through a roeil 1)eeptloa okovex:., With;Ontland net yer Suiteble
ouneea Of better or lork,onq eg4; 041 490F.,.. and see* Bieck 4144, • • greln 110.0044,'Whellevet-tte *due-
efge, Cho, them finely,•;0041.
11)13 vtlikillher. rttahing, /0 •thie OPtil <Oa arf4WY:00t 44e: lfeal.:10dhlintidiY.
deer, ,Pete OnlY 0)4494 11 Ott An. lithea-
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°Our, half o tee-seek:4g ; eialte.'lara. 'With he .stantleeken for ellitiaated ceepo..weserteetwer..10 sew
half an atinee of yeast,. Ittiit theatt MOttding. Vrograittltte',,. te,xL IttOtt. (Aral, Ohltte& helOW,' eer
gredients into a light dolma wilktailk; ayerd•le.,a tea e, Per 'those ;.1)01da' ';Ore. not la, be
61 It eland: in WarM nthee to eise.toir, ;subdued uneking ar-,:the portal.. ,That through..one Mere eultivated•
two hours, ow. woo mom: lutd:,:loitko, soft and tremble' renneet, ireealatibia, eraps,",:t weuld :,:reeartiftuntd ,Plawing ta
round cakes; brush 'over •0•114 4/ :4 6944ronelliej.b-peniterAhe deer- SOPA bet crate heddreen, removed
411134 ofdin aergoarideateultaa. and working atioitt once w With
White.of egg ond bake ear yiventr Inta-
A Madeira Cake -Work agether 0".1 Tire peat .4 ftedellCuniat he ex. seAsen. ends eSneetollY effeatire
another besin put sitt tined 1'41 soutivdateir°1a. imteUreitigeYty°.fielneejors'y'maisaktir ;14104.4.
taroopfuls of gour, a telOplionfot?
Work all together, aml tr e over hal nee, ono he has a demi y. lineWn as'
botriettelor,i,xettuere.; thisornouoighmiyorisatnenboyu,gdlets, as:I:lorry, ism:050:.rtod, is not a volt forrol,
sift in the flour:- adding al But Whether. he be a soldier or a
e°1101:iillysite°dAraMiii nuttiata9IgnfnalP10pelso-ubh:tdil-e111$0114m-sttert:re,r°'UStolerbi,;; oftanb:„:::OPet rss:tne, assu4heRsistftsee4rcloper6ta-
Ms visits to the House of Common's,
to Make a stiff paste. ftell,put ond ing or proroguing of P,aritament.. he
the tins. Cut three-quarte.M.'01 POUad dons his full'Inilitary or naval. gge,
ot teeder mutton into that' et_rips ia,P•d" '‘'"*.hen he comes to summon the Cern-
put Into tile Pies In Vera, tha" 04'. mons, lir the course of the session, lel
er at htird-bolled egg and ahopped Pars wears his Offlcial dress a black cutaway
slay, and pepheie cordite till ltuf
pies aorvom.all filled. CeVer with 'more
ast Tosnd bake for one hoer lit a made
nles 111 a eAtek oven. . and IR, andliarthelf,Ing'S Ine4enger,. a dish boom ret..mo ectnntodei of tb0t
ounces of easier auger, thre0 ennees44' 44.441? .neeeellal Sift -at the 'wailer witch grass,' le.,,present.
entltently, eidiafeciary sore:
Ishends. tlittpthy, txtands red .eletter,
tor ..imUntie peands
• ittelfy:binegre'ss . ratan: ;With us the
aleike clover outilyes. 'the ted .clover,
herice the retion tar leeluding it in. tire.
mixtere. , 10 favorabia7Seasons the first
Cron feein tilbr will be Almost
clear -clover'. 1 t the lend is kept In grass
another year there Will usually be lese
clover and, then the litnethy wilt come
In. •
When. We and eitr fields shbwing [MY
or, the. Indication da acIdita tit the sod
WO apply lime. 'Namely we ,patehtesed
the castes, steked ite.by means of water,
or by covering With' moist- earth read
turde, knee breeehes, Ale stockings and ,,
silver 'hueltled shoe% wen aPPlYed 2000' poturds to the
acre broadcast Mat before seeding time
There not, the faintest su styat4of ud_tooreughb,4turrougii • 4
butter and the yolke 'of lc eggs. 'Itt liWerit14/4' heet0Wed PM •hev IniXtUre 00 We are
• and etnehiments. .1110- Bentieman.
baking -powder, and a Or - *Vert usher af we .isliaak /loci 43,n00 4
the elnd of a lemon. ett the eggs" Yeamen Usher of tne Bieck Red, whose
THE SANITARY KITCHEN.
US1NESS
ti, =woe am (*pot
0 tb.e Great End.
aggeeseivenene n le erPee 46 e' ne ter labor hail booms suo ,,an lien
his side, and .the short ebony rod of ounfs. in we ponna seas, gropnd tine
Orit us we Meter been Min ohne that
while -landing the sword hat nangles by
and ready (or nee, As this is:partially'
what more. -Cir -thZ -agrtenttoralT, .
hydrated, it is necessary, to esti amp -
we use 5040poultds more to the acre .ap-
not top
plied in the same,way, We th,l
dross our grasa lands with stable ma,
nure. All of this most. velnable Ma-
terial. that, we have Is elthee ,plawed o
-harrowed into the soil before "Oa5 0,1,the
cultivated crope, usually the corn in
the rotation before% spoken of, .. .
office, surmounted by a golden lion ram -
Inasmuch as all the -food entering the'.pant, welch be earriel lit his hand. His
Leman eystem„--tho fuel, fflyell,Plelel rneseage, toot 14
which feeds the vital ftresrta prepare"
in one Mom, tho kitchen, and inas-
much as this same roona ds used con-
stantly by all members ot' the tarntly,
it behooves the home builder to plan
this room for the easleat, thethoda of
doing the work, and, at the saute titre
to keep It in absolute sanitary 'Condi-
lion, with the least effort%
Peered -ventilation. is -the. tirst-requiret
ment of a kitchen; light. comes' neXt,
and in turn the possibilities orpertept
cleanness, Thl•walls silo Id be .point*
ed, so that they may be :w off with and. senetity of tfer' dumber. lie rut% excrement is Mixed. We want this iii
a damp cloth, melting cleanliness •pos. flier manitnsts- his awe by making, dais the son to furnish Mutes, -helping': to
Om without great demand on efeeng14, ing lite petagrisss.up the floor, three,low improve : the phySical, chelnield, and
ana 'without the disarrengeniellts'etrese obeisances-testhe Chair. On reaching the water holding copecity. If it is spread
bY whitewashing and calchnining. The table, he denply says : on top of sod land, the winds and min
walls and shelves of all kitchen closets "The Lords CoMmtssioners desire the Mai it, mit and In niost eases it is blown
should be painted. Painted ehelves inimedilde: attendance et this honorable about anti lost. We do not top dress
can be wiped off with a moth very Mouse:in the House of Peers." ' opr Vass lands %Nth stable manur,e be-
,
day, if needs be. Paper in *Idicliett Wnen,,,the King is personally present: cause we,, feel that by sia. doing MUCA
closets is elways. a bid for duet and Ill the House of Lords the raeasaliat plant, load 'ter lost. This ie espedially
Hard wood makes ..thi,njsr„.,, -."
fp mon; is more, Peremptorily worded. U ..;
"The King commands this hom nbuyy.farkithpetrsstatiorisal,
vermin. whiph Black Rod delivers to the Com-
fit the floor, with edges cemented,• fetrgtAIPmeerts1430fnlithseellegennleit:ir ailinnOther the nitriogen
of the maeure goes into the ammonia
, . ..
floors. Linolaurif or'dle tient, It 'ea lo 'rum".
et- orable House -to attend las Majeaty im-
perfectly sanitary. A hood suspeadeet IhedletelY th the Haase of l'eers te hear stage, the gas escapes from the manure
over the kitchen range arid connected.VeH.P11,,,,,,*2.3',„fteeeh read,"
,. t„,_„,, into tne air and the land fails to re-'
with the flue of tee chimney, win ga. ""Aaalt "Lasa sold What he avas a'," ceive whaV it Might. it, however, this
thee all the steam and odors, arid cnrry 0 say, Black, Rod retiree tespectfully mantire is harrowed Or plowed into the
them away,
ABSOLUTELY BLAMELE,SS.
When etre door of the Home, of Com-
mons is opened to hint,‘ the loud vole,ed
esber preceding him atarids at the ner
and cries "Eileelt Rod!" 0 there hobos -
business In nand it is atsonee interruP-
led, The Speaker respeetfully Kees to
receive stito „message of the sovereign.
MembeelLretnin thetr seolarbut uncov ' There.. ere two reasolla whi we de
Black Hod advailees slowly la the ta I net lop 'dress with manure. Nat the
with solemn -Wein, as if to Show that. be Jost ot value- is stable nufnitre in tbe
6 heoeMinglY tur ressed pp -the dignity straiery inatetial with winch. the animal
Kitohen and pantry stele, and range esoncts hen: followed by the Ministere, soil, the arnmqpia te.taked up by the
. backward, bowing as he goes, to the
_ - her, where die awaits tire Speaker. and soil watery -it passes through the vari-
ous stages -of .nitrifteation and in most
should be traded frequettlY to a waell to the liouse of Lords. Sometimes, so c ks taken bp by -the roots, and Into
el hot water and ammonia, Or soda, te' awestruck is Black Rod in the preseqce ,. the pients. While ,we do
the tissues 01
keep them clear from dela:wits of grease. of leo /nighty temmons that be forgets not top dtess with atable Manure we
Refrigerator drains shortie. never onnect
directly with the 4rainege* systenr. even the words of his short and simple (0 top dress INith ehemicals and ,are
and .
having the best seccess. Ai early In
tuns g0n THE fiOXIE. ' INNOCENT MESSAGE. the spring es posSible we distrfitite
Kermene will soften beets- and shoes
° There was the case of Gen. Sir Michael broadcast on the grass land it,olathae
that have been hardened by water, n Biddulpte R.A. Ile was a brilliant sol-
a, potash, and ecid PhosPhate-
of nitrate of soda muriate or ephillate
will render them as pliable as ne:,,,.(11. dier. Ile served through the Crimean
'When roasting a loln-eof- ve41 eover, aulnPaiga with great distinction. For By this bop • dressfirg we ear% keep up
with caul and roast it thorotighly. his itiPant* aervia at the ocoupahen Of the produelion eof newly seeded land
Serve with seasoning balls, rashers, oft Candahar in the Afghan war he received arid ere able to double the bay crop
the gravy thickened with biller arid'
-' the thanks of bOth houses of Paritement. On lands that . Wive • been seeded •ter
some .1110e. in fact Ole improvement
Yet I have seen Oda geed, soldier, who
A Good Way to Serve Bananas, - looked death in the facts a hundred times is so great in 01d seeding,e that ..ohe of
flour.
Peel and cut into thin slices, using a .,...
without a ttemorsshaking with nervous- our neighbor§ who •seeured it, 'had of
silver knife; squeeze met the fume t -Irma when,- as. Clack 'Rod, he stood at this top-dreasing to trit. deelered we
---- -- ehe table to :IWO the presence et the had mixed grase seed Welt the fertilizer,
eommens in the floUse of Peers. grass grew apparenity.where there,was
an orange and cover ligittly With easter- e.
sugar. Serve with blanerntinge, or in
the place of preserve, With bread end Whet then le the Weaning ot thls hos- none.
tile banging of the (loot of the House of
Miller for tea.
To test the heat of the Oen. 4 „IlaVe Commons In -Black nod's Inoffensive
a. piece ef white paper, and place t aumbly•knoek threestilteei for admission
face? Why must the King's messenger
the oven. it is tee hot the .papea aed waft, subnilsalvely.on the mat out-
nill speedily blacken Or bdrn. that if ft side tient the representatives ar the
is a delicate browb, the been la .10, tor people dechler tes, 'open. !belt doors unto
pastry; should lite papep•thrn eet,.; into ?
tew, cakes may be and ft only . We find In this 'Mat Interesting spee-
light yellow, sponge. cakes: juid laseutle. lade a demonstration, ot the right of the
ma be set In the oVell. representatives ot the people to conduCt
theie delibeeatitine in secret, should they
deem it neeesSerY, le. shut Ille doors,
capecially agoinst the messenger% Of
seitereigns or PON end rds0„ a deelare.
tiOd that no stranger, lottx or high, dare
enter their chatriber WItheut permission*,
hturibly asked rinel etSPeessly grented.
gt.117 bin .01;' SNAKE .111TE.
weir sillmudteti?eff. %lir° nothinirlten tnappinierdttint," ho said stately ; areVer throw awes': Idoem et lemon,
leeimicornt,Iligefieelhaetr.6 trior .04s6hytletentnedio vitialthivattine;
wa.ching Mtn. her heed bowed dew,11- „ , „
with trouble. She could have haunt it III -wee le JI4A3. muieglY and
walked on, itet glee was see fine els illty for reproving slainaJeOfti the hand*
her heart to forgive him manv LIMO'
1 „t 11. was.eura to nalicvelont tateuth 418,81trit tightly. Fate had pipped and elsewheee. :Dipped.- late salt they
tmeent. Her tallier, the leader Of OW
rommittee, had inveighed against
him bitterly. Such lie KO. the
ole days would have been tertetted With-
out palaver; but Sydney bet hatt, taken .„,hy„,„,„,
3t.)Te't4 part in a weak, one-sided kind ot 414SAI,OCKVWN vigor, Ire tromped en over , thus be. verily rettioved. . ,
, be' hard eat d te the cam IleachIng t• 01109111 shettld never be. sertibbedis, if
wny by saying that Ile probably needed mo tontalo,stirode ntla tufd" the iutured b 6511 the k
the money to 'my oh n gainblitf debt, ."
The two men pushed hark edease the Ookyll 111111rX
, -4 .
desert along the arid, sum -bake* plate • f;41. !nee, e.,„14 the ittler Was rttving in
they had Weddell with belt :Pronilsing .4'ociteittin, IMO, arid' the long Weil
dreams .14 few short menthe before.' .Uthh'irillie eity Meriting- thet Wile
They met the long, windltrit eturreldealn 1,,ett hidttlattRato had acted tat Ida brain.
taking supplies out to the camp, and the 'albite. IterSed hint With o Mistninties
Ahntan driver% jeered CA them toe on Itelltid.taret „his little:WItleas, a Utile, Setli.sokos.,Init lido „should 114.
each.. 0 woe a dreary, beert-bteaktnii nlatt'effPriena. Oradeally Wee. nue- dor rattle. 0:101 ,111Y Ite6ount rtnu$t
journry, nue night. after tone dap beet,' le WOO/. Ills oemet tizae aa a ho 0501, NVItett tt Is ow, wipe,4voif
herd wnueng, they oompoo at the .idat. effittritb line& anti subdued, heving usarn It 'elinh o :5111)40..44)ga tel skim.
trite in it position such es was not good will seller eeenee kettle..11leellf. and,
to think About. and he preferred not to remove Mains font bressweek, ',Lemon
think et 1111. but lb march blIndiy on. Ilk* this wgi inhe Sinin,4i[dItt 0001.
Tho lightn at the golden township strurk from pans and 'kettles aaarlothin else
14th • altddeni , and, bracing; himself up will. The ioders tisk o'ittoils tad
•
quiekiy fie worn oft'. 1Caltott d first be
carefttliy swept with a nil te"
remove att the dust and Met, ond then
%legit with it large Solt elitfil Wrung
qui in 101141 Inett •hotl tikter, is
Very dirty tt May: he ilacessitry in use
of a well. utterly warn nut retell lire *Why .04" load of IMMO', and he Was trittio %Nell VitikTit' and- PttSeetki
heaviness of their swags and Itte 109 ta deflect. . • • ••• the eiders end
siess of plain. tarn fee* stied den 'PO engina 411114' OtT Avith •-•4
"It's no tate, tacit," saki Joyee;
SENTENCE SE1INfONS.
/tiding sin doeS Mat heal IL
Things are without what ..they are
withih.
00Iy, veneer vIrtuee fete bed'eiveather.-
There Is 111116 leVe long,.. distance
oharaty. a''.• • ,
Orthodexy is_opt M. contOrretty lo
betels.
osing the temper, lakes fith AO oft
the ability.
A man never betters in honesty. unip
he lots seine of it. , 4
-Iklo -favoring wind.ffismes to him Who
Will not pull tar hIS`bete. .
The More ni 4 dear a Men knolvs the
larger liberty h6 finds in It. • •
Tha easiest. wny tell olittf of" the
.•
.:: Christian path to'slt dnwet .1,11 It. "
ftettrd of 4,Stirgle Year in India-NV.11d ,:Itellglort May -haVe many fOrmre- but
ealtaAnt t.eal, ttoy 411 hate, one foto of love: •
. The Man who brags ,ot being. speedy
-Thei.nelarber Of Persens hilted ill ladle dee.sret nom en vier olds ec is on,
414/5 beffai Wag al The MO, 'WhOnl PegeetY can
*plait 2,14 In the. peeviaus Year", Oral realah La he wholittlta the riches of cher-.
the flambee, of "tleldhe rellerted " froth aeter. " •
nottlte blte ttL5i? Utqa 6414111 TO make A ,dita ,PrOtat `Mani ,re.
then atietbr'1904.. • , won: trtylit tintio othno) to hypo.
• teature •or, :the -boa returna M lito , ,
incrOtt% titer 'amber of (twilit -NI hem *Ito flag tiitiny' thoughta trotlite
teollerls. isurigeANL SI It Wrffet' ettlete. 14 The aetfenth montno--The Hebrew
Ref; titer lire/ 11101.0 reeditY Una& th0 thitig Is the'Site Of Ililtotint Ostend otItta teMber-Gelober.
moileatt Sydney tuet: hesitated 'end triode( • used to del the•neighbethOtal• Of, %It" height. • • ; AritlatA lofty peak On the Mater
ivia heat. well hoe to 510 ot„ it.tio *voila uko to sperth. ton ho 1,110 uot: mut more 100000 AA.
When yoUr Chltreetee fa gold you,"vrill lainints platettit et Arenefile, MOOD, tee
n doe or two 7 WrAll114tWks how.. leeUett 11114 htS = "MN" ""11.-1Hiti 4/t.14 11"14.4 eSSM4 Utt4rItii1V0t0 hold In 1003. than nokotea any oornago stomp id Make a 411 'Wight, ro 4,009 fed from
forintn 'tom leo yrontio4 ,merA the' d$VertettY0111*- • 1/444,4,g1E11114 not tett In tAettite-1-1813Ing Is. impbslible 10 940'Ver rehkt b Orris with greefet bledSipt than kirld, arVe;keti &St; resto4 don Atatitt,
louttan. Win% and eittil6h-eur bhted never lets any Met men aro glad
'fa 110110 'Afilter.ine hat (dem beasts mow, moh 101'010110X lintitni;Orlant llientlt-Tishri corttespomling lo our, Sep.
iff rh:AVIitYrt.
nt ev, ,
The: religien• On% edit nut stand the
*trek MOderit' `•bealneas May have
beelCgeed Pee Serne Other. age; VA
Naltieleis 11). this ef•Yettr
Piely -peaeet. IMP :POWS ed the'
fortichionnres ht-e.,11W
le e$ s' 441,slihtterttar441•871,64-°,Att"rillettlYttla!:
• iteligkutt* OP' 411'
Only' ereg,:that Is- weath ,nremenes.,
..1107Xot,:blitor 114/4;tkiitgliti,
plifteeephy Of and ether 'WOrlilae
Collate% ' griottide4 Weiss: :Mkt ato;'
Res *WO derninate ecerdtlei. it la.
lifete,Otuienriled4Ith tee 'pint Oa World'
1;/39.11int'atairne rnlettlinft4Iii4YertreV;444:0!7•Iftt:11Wrrlednnit
Religlell• Mere •thith-. An litalitetIont
it is 441100 VI lite. It bee id do wittt
frpvetv..e4elinitt:fi,arnoloyo•ing.401 .t„t !sr iretiforptilec
ed oath Whilt !Mall PaYe' erimaya$.
,tilau *tut what' he' puts into ilto plate
thaettileelien. That an Who eon put
all his piety ,into tix prayer ineetleg
'end the spritices of the chtirch never
has ellougn-aerlonakv le entharress, Mtn
• tiNb4G ANY ,pirtcuotsTANGGG.
' 'It Yenr religion you have ark/pled
'principles% Of high living; if you have aei
the worth= of the son' (Mean. all other,
things; If you pave -determined -to haute
your life mottling te the golden rule
of the geeat teacber, cold, with him ae
hero and, ideal, are -seeking to do [Mod
to *there and Make this World a better
place for us all with less of ein end ettr-
row and 'More of joy and love, you"Will
make your huelliess as Wen QS your
praying the servant qf these encle*
But If lisu have said that yow WIM
lo do these things, that yell wish •te
the Mire and beneficent We while in!
1.11. itainA Of bUsjileas And a "pretense ,?1:
•IntsiiieSs dud , PasSeaSea Yea- l't4at
treth is that fertnnetely :tura PAWN*
Will be a tunlitet between 4 letkaaion ter
4went tho. religion ,Yln) profeas add•,the
Our 4e*trt •190 alge 410.007,14-t0
oriciletewpao.ta Sail IS,Mai ta °et", P":er.
lti.ew there, ts .49104 La i3e tolims4.14*
ittf livIng,.04 the /Maga a Wan r*any .
'UYerlelhfO4 'Oellere4.• 0n,111# kinp04441' -
Eouldepp,w1111.tn. hireSeif seta dist WW1
We,' he wilt' felleve these. things no mats
letqwher other : prefessions he 'ratty :
'.444t11,4mr14441siteeiliaLitratillEnTod040deo' t4v0e6:11111111„..4:1•11"bdttladollet:4:1(4;07
.VDIVir bl-ittlanoll4edintlettittillae*$t ylof u1)4Itter iPakrjel% ‘
'V', ,IIT:,7:114:::_!4':::11:04, ,9'Xit404Q:AV:11140:11:111.118::::: . '
,it1.q,1*, la relatiVely ealty Settlernent : of
ea your eider- bettinesa in efe t'.
the ,elevelOrtMettYel character and 'the
e:41711J111:1;44;::94hEdu:e;Otinra:e1;e1411141hesed*:evribtfhaRtr91110;e44;: =
7t0Seie HA 400,V 1.411, the opportunittes,and• ,
• ',Ilettellin titeh, become the motive At,
*widens and, husine,ss \ihe mantreatattelt -
Or neligkat. = A map aeries the MOSti '
MO Mine. (Mae with the saute deem'.
gbh, ofid, elovalien- al spirit es n Weal
at the altar.' Oa 'is doing e"geeat. we*,
o6Pee*Ins"citertel"ePlitreitejasnPrAtrd itue letriet,
etytbing .;cept the great endt he ' will
not sacrifice the leaser to 1116 greater,: •
When oue work an is done, end ',OW
busittese„ weighed, ln the balariees ' orfe
wort Ls, ta he Judged end our sotisfaat
bon insured not by Intvlog been skarp
p:titt,FteSs.,Ixvihrqr'7,s44ittnritilerahrdesiNte7hlyu„st tubly;:ift:eigj:114:00nd"r(:11
happier, and Whether we Mee foUndl tor
oueseivee' those riches of whieh death
and the grave Oh never despair. .
• . HENRY F. G pg,
THESt. S.- LESSON sowzyt Linragneens.c4:10Ptamsfd lion. illative° slitiejnenn
used, Every 'ship ,goIng to see had
. doves on board •which Were let loose
whenever 0 wife' deeleed lo ascertain
INTERIVATIONAL LESSON. the direction of the nearest land.
9. But the Dove being a far weaker
bill than the raved found no rest ter
the sole of her foot and soon becomihg
weary of flIght was. compelled to return
again to the ark or perish in the
waters.
eci..-e3Malted.
• FEB. 3.
Ve.oreodia,sa" m6thdd. of
Lesson V.: Noah Saved la the Ark.
THE LESSON WORD• STUDIES.
&Wed on' the text of the'Revlsed
Golden Text, Psa. 37. 39.
.•
Inspirattpn,- The
.11ible account of the Plead, viewed hi
lite light, of :the increased knowledge
.which devout biblical scholarship has
fernisned for its .study, has an. import-
ant lesson for us touching the method
which the Divine Spirit enfploys In in-
spiration. And thts lesson, while not
as important as some- other things
-width- the narrathre-ls intended OS teach,
le Still worthy our earneet and most
Careful attention. During the long cen-
tortes which Mast have elapsed belvteen
the time of the Flood nnd the time
-when the 130ok 01 -Genesis was written
the _memory of this epoch -making -00d
was kePt alive for many generatfians
by , meant of oral traditions, the patri7
arched head of each Musehold repeat-
ing the stoey again and again in abe
presende hie sene, and these, in turn,
:passing thrstory on to their children
and !trough there to succeeding gerien•
Mons:- After a time some, poesilely
,roarty,: written accounts began to ap.
pear, among which Certain ones came
ultimately to be regarded as standard
oe classic.- in their gradual develop.
ntentibese written accounts were guard-
ed by the Winn Spirit against corrure
itnd filled More!, and mOre 'with
God',s reeelettort of his purpose 'and
will toward Men. '
At last, under the -,guldance of the
Divine Spirit, the hceount 'of the -Floo.d,
taken from these older written - tart
'fivea weveri Info the larger Bo k
of OtegIne whion has come down to us
in the torn Oft our -present Genesis.
The partiatilar wOrk of' the Holy Spfr-
0 wos to teach the hrspired writers to
See in the past history 'of the rade, as
well es in its Origin, the over -ruling,
benefleent hand of . God, and to make
ais character and will known to men,
roth In his menifestations of love and
merey-,Land in his severer •ludgmeres.
The degree to which ah Old Te.stamete
narrater* accomplishes. thLs fundamental
purpose of revealing God in his men,'
fiat character to men, 'meet be taken
as, the measure of Its 1113Mralion-Other
eersidis. of 'the sane Flood tradition
lik th Bab 1 1
there were, e e y on an, which
were 'corrupted by their, king eingtret
with polatbeisM, and stripped of their
message from, •Goti to man. But in the
providence of Go& these corrupted ver -
diets -weft not perinttled to became
pie of tlie sacred record of the Jews.
-Verse 1. And God remembered --
fleb,, Ellehim. Throughout the Flood
-narrative, Chapters 60 inelitsive, We ob-
seree ethe Me el &A the Mune "Efo-
hint", (God) and the name "Jahveh"
(Jehovah), referring to God. •The use
ot either tante In a given verse or sec.
Ron of the itidreetIve 14.0ne of the prin.
'Opal means upon which- scholera rely
'deterntining to which of two origin.
•al qtareatives theught, to- be interWoven.
MIMS UAW neeount of the flood the
per yeese. Or section belethge. Ono
of the Ina) Seereee uses "ElOhirri" Cent
sistently„ throughout' al the • other us'es
"Ialtveh," The word "relneibbered"
here Means kept In ,raind with •lientim
Intel* having ,regard for his 'needs and
wide*.
The Potudititts AlsO ot the Deep -
Fountains" bursting forth on the ear -that
anytime •feent the• Went sobterrartetut
deo awn* width the earth was stipposed
14 -rest; ,„ • •
°of iteaveti4PiningeInAhe
drinernerit through widen at tidies the
rain dekencied (oomp. Word Stlidieeor
lettuary 0
oWell. tot tie Ors' reilinl 111 the 5a4//t =t"118 en 148 °reel "/ , t4 ItnioW negtiOdIttill141,(4' tr2 Ille ,OreldOnti' Y931' Mat h9 'etierent,; Mit; OVered with popetuat :mow.
Ind end do 641710 prespeeilfig," 14Pingtilli'genen tho tract! ,Ita Ir0; iltl-'11t4nuntettement et dinar:el rvo.httlt. trait:nat.:WO thlt.11 Itelver strikekrfibl, mom teadily , $4' Sof unlit noventkihree .daya afte
lime passed neer 11111 gtViutul.' " , ' TheY ddglit re Ode between Alio *tinier ot Drees, bt, no. thut, me tooth biota, on the,firm,
ilea argued nothing. "they boa , &mild owes *lever neeotip 4oso rtnito reliance,,npor. tor word. bonds end tile rtInlher deettit, Law ot peOple nettor.Ioch doei, oil day oellte month, iVelsi tbe OM; ei the'
eym tight glued Ott snincliting ctitther Awer titYs alki% 110.00 sO NVe aced ISCateely stp, ihootok., fro* mict „ to,plauon ,the„ Eide.),,'..fet,
out," • tqatit 'nni /ha veToodoo Sun,* ominthity neersgaty we -should oromiso Doting .1.005 Anita dangerous stdo Tile how •9 Q,'„"r,U!11.?I'Y 911, 4UWCE 121"1/111,7,1115 SLetri.
vet the nett. nIcklittig theY tt'ac 'Out 4440,LIA114‘ 1411118$ nothing tillOr.gOod ovirk*Wo' 'otos illtan, 39414 Vitt wilts ak aye& 1.1 re., to tint
4261111Ra Said Shi'dinutiett tile -/•slid.
flown' thent,hatitilem Intt ant sltre
sho wuril
•eleltea tttorl aettitoalmitnent in
argue .4Kkotion, Ow pettier litellateet to
reit .; Milt tin ici; bed; 'and' we toe.;
oa net own *Olt hut *Mt halt ane To., Ito aleotas, ot the. earopaggit an It is 0 4004 Inuit to 0toc 16,4,0001 sou' Amur they ,aah aa liberty arid froilt lltele • ,13116 the voyAt awl 'like the
Yet other seven days -The wordinget
this" phrase would seem Io indleatethat
a period at seven days had intervened
also between the time of sending forth
the 'raven and the time of sendingforth
the first dove. Perhaps- the expression
aafter seven . clays," or the expre.stion.
"and he stayed seven days" has la
sonte way dropped out of the first part
of verse 8 above.
11,, An Olive Leaf Plucked • Oft- •The •
elive ,does not grow on the higher
'mountains, and- the iresh olive leaf
therefore indicated that the waters had
fatten considerably; so Noah knew that
the,waters were Abated from off rho
earth.
In the six. hundred and first year
of •Noah's life, in the first moth, the
'flr$ day of the month, or just one year
and eleven days after the Flood began
Ccoirip. Gen. 7. 11) the waters were
ailed up from off the earth.
14,. But not until a month end twerr
ty-seven days, about eleiht weeks, later
was the earth dry.
10; Thy Sons-.Sh.em, Ham. and Jap.
heti% This. disembarkment Is here dee
scribed in as great detail as had been
the embarkment In Gen. 7. 13-10.
TRIER ATE THE PYTHON •
TRAGEDY ON BOARD THE STEAM-
SHIP INDRASAMIL11.
Vidor in Fight Made a Meal of EDI
. WIIIM-Storm Caused the •
Trouble.
The biggest Python ever brought to
the -UnitathStates was on board the
steer:04p Inerasarnha, which arrived
receetikt at New "'York from Yekohema,
AAtfieliere and `Other ports east of Suez.
Caplan' °Wilkes, ma.ster, says the
snake is 27 teat long and 3 feet in eir-
cultierence. No one took The trouble to
meesurktim, but he, looked every inch
of' thresie.e the captain gave.
There were four • other big pythons
hen the indrasamha sailed from Sing-
apore, besides royal Bengal tiger that
Was the champion man-eater In those
peels, before he was daptured and sold.
Hil,feolciestill es if his appetite mIght be
gape if he only had a chance to *react
.11.it hadn't been for the tiger the five
PYRI011awouid hat% arrived at New ?lark -
intact. Tee. three killed one Of them
Mr. terrdle battle. .,•
.STCrilM BROKE _BOX.
.
Each Of the pythone *a* In a Seperat4
bak On -,thtv main deek amidshipas end
the tiger Was in bis cage not far away.
Tha.,Indralattrha..rah Into a •huaricalle.
It 'Wearer,- an eVerydai affair by. tiny
means, but one of those' that. slitters fell
hbout far years afterwards, the kind
Where seas tower Metintaln lligh= ert
the Weal er bow end turn the,deeks Into
a repine Niagara when they break and
spare their tons of green wafer oil
Anivering fabric as She: labors , beret",
'able' to4keep her head to the sea; the
kirld-that sweep Mt; Carrying everything
tratVahle'before them, and end up,liY
ing,Overboard •astern to war:vitt that '1`0,
seMbles, lite week's.: wash in a 'boiling,
taiddran, Of Soapstids, „- -
Ave*, it was 'blowing Oahe, and
the ;maw ilettaine• eGoard.
'en* prieticulerly tan grepheatled telksw
.1htit•gOt.over 'the aide and kicked -4.01d
141414 -This See hit. the hot ot ono ot the '
Inibous' and the hex tiireed,•over. Tor
tt. die mUton :test. 'end
lidera inyalle knee,' witatt had' happened •
there' wits Some twenty feet sat „gooko.
• 1N111,110gIPS Matt.
The When •diddtt seek,to knew •
who da under,110 otrournste1teow.
era . were lother wavet Ohnialg Sled& ' -
Oat ,m9rg' 9.0.1040 he did not lino to have „
Akdronnobtar, he wan vette to
Ong.: The nearest pinea or /IOW lee& •
te be•this dawn tage..atid•ilid pydietts., ,
Medd- letelhar '10;Zr/ides* I
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With a feverish etiogY. llreSneetiott herb L A ' - '
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byte• alk X hid tho littggele lirbb
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trent flay olio. In llo oxellettnAlTbIthe 'hoe tO:get rid el AIM. lltit )1110W,
nearelt JOye,%; torget ter tt.titne thoonst you've'vared tot blat tight along, Mid.
soure. right Itos$ h White Mans ir tvq,
thito,miwkaotio. t !OW Writing to itint aim
theoittee'haes lama nom *bunt it. and
taking el% •Oatt on my vaunt
ta.lud4o." _ -
Ina weto with ,tearst
The Min she Med bad l*ort flcared;
,and *ht hwt billtelf Weeleatla nt
,hitth; $11ently she took up toe .pen, 'ha
ihe love hilAer.4oul Moue lit %Wilt
hviirinaltot 401)*Mighta
111$41401401(1100114
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and, hyena*. 534« *07,41.1:01twit Man.eib
- hilted ter *IV I (lit,'
et shame whlett had Along'. to him atrien
leaving SundoWn • Gawp. Ito bad re!
galnol Id.; old. ntrZpeetors enthustoon,
owl thought ot little else sato tbatutut
earSverpteril fee gliits
One day Oa int Waraed. ia 'woo"
8901itied atiretter klistiOt arrest:the
Wit. lhe dIroltoot
Ito cote,. and Una, malt lionalag
aldently rent lextitedly over to lin diRt.
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ellikilltPle WA* tit that!"
0
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it Werth *WO that kb* mug./ verlIP dough ott the waiter" eta keeping a 'filoyefi Steens fa gualc1int in Alta aarne .1119- Pri and atintomod forward -
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tiltictitt, to 'wooing, lh sattatlittorti
tit 140 idl3119gentettl
4, •
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ta rine thorn
w6 tan tont-blot that erny rit
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mat In -Stroh* hut Metall **oat 'weather. qh be an *OM tood Is wormet• btol. ond it wain long t
*hog ,Ittibete *motet petilleta Yookt,,-11 The mita alfil hitl 'boort tok hin Own: 1,...411101,entry: to permit tts alightatg. :Into the alga aunt, inado his 4ehilss..4•1!
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Ofillefeer neeildid ler I Wet is RC *HOWL
tons. Mint I taiatt Villt4 the Arra sa * .4/ifkalt. •
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