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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-5-18, Page 6Sulnieribers who do not receive their paper le guiariy will please notify us at once. icy at this office for adverts nates.. THE EXETER, ADVOCATE. THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1899. Reflections. The wages of an isthe inability to keep from sinning, To believe only what you like to believe isthe surest sign of youth. All the world's a school and all the pupils who don't calculate have a history. The haalpiest man is he who, like the coral insect, builds himself into his work. Some I,eople get credit for holding their ground when they are simply too scared to run. The penalty of having It sense of humor Is that our sincerest grief has a laughable Aspect. When a man won't let a woman brag *bout him to his face he is indeed disen- chanted. 1 he tient becoming expression a woman can wear is that of unmitigated bane* ness. In the house of life, euere seems to do all the work, but patience doee the real drudger,- the only thoughts tS to which our doors ere alwete, open are those we don't with, to nate ',e.t.a. 'le ,is are as superficial as laughter, The great movementt of the mind are etra,lager, to levity and grief. The gleet trouble with life seems to be Thar a vasa wants so many things before leo \vents to go to his own funeral. `3e:autifId stupidity should be careful to remain =lung; it is only the airy -minded Uglltie�a that laughs at age. They A.lvertihe Then tselves.-Immed- 1,iteeiy t,.r: were offered to the public, Pare. hirk.-'s Vegetable Pille became pop tiler Lee:else of the good report they Made for teen, -elves. Teat, reputation hiss grime, aaad they now rank among the tirsr an, t; e•hnes for use in attacks of dys- pe,p-::a.a,,ti tailtoalsitese, complaints of the liver a.u4 kidneys, rheumatism, fever and %tee tint] the innumerable complication, to whirl: these a-:Ianertsgive rise, Blots to gousekeepers, All broiled meats should be served the nomenr they are cooked. In cooking new flour is not as good as a1d. It does not thicken as well and as Lest, Cultivate cheerfulness during meals; never eat when angry, sad or worried, or 'rely tired. Warm applications for the spine and stomach and between the shoulders are valuable and aid digestion, For removing the brown from earthen- ware, after being in the oven, rub well with salt, which will take it off almoat directly. When frying anything in boiling fat, if a piece of bread is put in the pan it pre- vents its burning and keeps the fat at the lame heat. Linen will have a beautiful gloss and be very stiff if half a teaspoonful of white gum arable be dissolved in boiling water snd when cool added to the starch sail - tient for a pint. Paint stains may bo removed by apply. Ing turpentine at once. Turpentine is also good for all kinds of cuts and bruises on the human flesh, but will cause dumb animals intense pain. Bread crumbs which may be in the bread jar can be utilized to good advan- tage if dried, rolled fine and placed in a Sar or can ready to use in escalloping bleats, fish, oysters, vegetables, or as thickening. linard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. "" Broke 1" 4. sheep, a frog, a duck, a skunk, to mar- ket went one day, To buy some food, and all but one had means wherewith to pay. The sheep possessed tour quarters, while the frog a greenback had, ]Che duck a bill, but the only (s)cent the poor skunk owned was bad. That tired feeling will disappear, your appetite will improve, your digestion will be perfect, if you will take Ariller's Conn pound Iron Pills. For Early Spring Freckles. Take one teaspoonful of powdered borax snd uissolve it in one pint of rain water. Add one gill of buttermilk. Bathe the {ace end hands at night before retiring. Use clear cold water next morning and 15 our complexion will be like satin. This to be used at once, as the mixture will not keep. It is just enough for ono appli- cation, end is excellent for removing freckles caused by the spring sun. Every Facility. l• "Is he a person of much refinement?" -asked the young woman. "Necessarily," replied Senator. Sorghum; "his family is in the sugar business and - owns at least half a dozen refineries." New life for a quarter. Miller's Com- pound Iron Pills. London's. Smoke Problem. The London county council has pro- posed that a reward of $5,000 be offered for the discovery of a Solution of the London smoke question. Grounds for Apprehension. Brown -I think there will be litigation ever my uncle's estate. Jones -Why do you think so? Brown -He left a lot of money, Miller's Worm Powders for sallow skin; end or young. Bible Verse An 242 Languages. The American Bible Society issues a pamphlet giving a verse from the Bible in the 249 languages in which the society cir- aulates the Bible. Miller's Worm Powders cure fever in children. Relics from the Maine wreck and Cuban 'dungeons are now manufactured "w'hile you wait" by a number of Havana curio dealers. hlinard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. insinuation. "Paw, who was the moat patient man?" was littlo Tommy's eighteenth ; uestion. "Job used to be,'' sald Mx. I7'igg---In- adianapolia Journal. r THE SUNDAY SCHOOL,. LESSON ViII, SECOND QUARTER, INTER- NATIONAL SERIES, MAY 21. Text of the Leeson. John xviii, 15, 27, Memory Verses, 23-23-1Golden Text, John t. 11 -Coil nteutury Prepared Ivy the Rev, D. M. Stearns, [Copyright, 1M. by D. 11I. Stearns.] 15. "And Simon Peter fbilowed Jesus." In Math. xxvi, 58, It is said that Peter followed Him afar off, and when any fah low Hina that way instead of fallowing fully we may expect to see some work of saran in such a one, The dogs do not need to run after the sheep which keep close by the shepherd. It is only the wanderers_ which need to be barked in, Matthew also says that Peter went in and sat with the servants. He put himself in bad company. He is in great danger. 16. "Peter stood at the door without." John went out and spoke unto her that kept the door and had Peter corse in a little nearer. Before this and immediately after His arrest all the disciples forsook Hina and fled, even as Jesus had said, "Ye shall be scattered, every man to his own and shall leave me alone" (John xvl, 32), But Peter and John mast have soon returned. Peter in his great weakness and John in his great love seemed fn many ways the nearest to Christ of all the disciples. 17. "Art notthoualso one of this manias disciples? He with, I ant not." Thus spoke the damsel that kept the door, and thus Peter replied. Peter, who had said; "Although all shall bo offended, yet will Au L,'luvky Move.. "No, I can't think of going In there,•' mid the young roan with a shudder, when his friend proposed going in the cafe. "It's too warm in there, I would have to unbutton nay overcoat," "Got the grip?" asked the friend, solicitously, "No, 1 haven't the grip, it is worse than that. See here," ho cried, hoarsely, "I've got tounburden myself tosome one and get a little sympathy or I'll ex- plode! You know that. girt I've been go - Ing with? Well, I've been trying for the past year to make myself solid there, and I iaave alwaysbeen in doubt just how I stood in that quarter. So the other day when it dawned upon mo that I had a birthday coming, I thought it would be a good plan to let the girl know it and use it as a feeler to find out how much she cared for me. I was puzzled for some time just how to convey the information to her, and finally bit upon the plan of giving her small brother a dollar to tell his sister in a casual way that I had a birthday coming in the near future," ",And he kept the dollar and said noth- ing about it," put in the sympathetio friend. "I wish he bad," sighed the young man. "No, ho kept his part of tho bar- gain and the result was that I received from her on my birthday a hand -painted necktie. You never heard of such a thing? I'm blessed if I ever did, either, but the girl says they are all the style and bound to be the rage. The one she gave me is a deep red with white daisies painted on it by her own fair hand,. I've got it on. uow; having been up to her house going into raptures over it. I'd show it to you only I Sear the polies would arrest me for not I. If I should die with Thee, I will creating a disturbance. So long, I must not deny Theo in any wise" (Mark siv, hurry bonze and get It off before I have 29, 31). How little we know our own an attack of nervous prostration. Say, hearts or realize how weak we aro and you don't know of any ablebodied crook, what wo might do if left to ourselves, do you, that I can get to break into my 18, 'Teter stood with theta andwatrmei room and steal that tie?" himself." He stood with the scrvauta and oftleers who had made a fire of coals to warm themselves, for it was cold,. The expression "it was cold" seems to nae to go along with that in chapter xifi, 80, "It was night." If they call to mind any time in your own life when with you, either literally or figuratively, or both, it was night ---so curl and cold and lonely -you will better understand, To our Lord it was front the earthly side so dark and lonely, but His comfort was His le'ather's presence and approval. 19. "The high priest then asked Jesus of His disciples and of His doctrine," .As if it had been some friendly call that Jesus bad made upon him, while all the time there was murder in his heart and ho was probably rejoicing that at last be had this roan in his power who had set aside their traditions, broken their Sabbath days, de - fled their power and plainly told tbpm that they were hypocrites, blind guides, whited sepulchres. Our Lord Jesus had proved that He was Israel's Messiah, sent of God, and that God was with Him, and tho high priestknew, as. Nicodemus know, that no one could do what Jesus did un- less God was with him (chapter 111, 2). 20. "Jesus answered him, I spake open- ly to tho world; I ever taught in the syna- gogue and in the temple, whither the Jews always resort; and in secret have I said nothing." Even the people had said: "Le, He speaketh boldly, and they say nothing unto Him. Do the rulers know indeed that this is the very Christ?" (John , 26.) The officers also said to the chief priests and Pharisees, "Never man spake like this man" (John vii, 46). 31. "Why askest thou Me? Ask them which heard Mo what I bave said unto them; behold they know what I said." Yes, and the high priest himself knew Isis T.e„tahe,•'s influence. enough of what Jesus had said, for many a time had he and the other priests and the Pharisees talked of the sayings of Jesus, but the teaching was too holy for them; the light was too strong for their eyes; they could not bear it. They taught tho commandments of men, but Jesus taught the word of Go& They pre- ferred their traditions to the word of God, 22. "One of the officers which stood by struck Jesus with, the palm of bis hand." The margin says "with a rod." How difficult it is to understand all this, and to seethe true High Priest standing as a criminal before the legal high priest, who was in reality no priest of God at all, and then to see this officer of the law lift his hand and smite his Creator! But they did not know what they were doing. 23. "Jesus answered bim, If I have spoken evil, bear witness of the evil; but if well, why smitest thou Me?" It was a mild protest to a great wrong and to most unjust treatment. Even a great criminal is by' the law and tho officers of the law protected till his case is heard, and no one dare touch him. Against our Lord nothing was proved yet; He was not even properly on trial. 24. "Now Annas bad sent Him bound unto Caiaphas, the high priest" John does not dwell longer upon His ill treat- ment before Caiaphas, the false witnesses, the blindfolding and spitting and buffet- ing. Perhaps, like the agony in Geth- semane, it was more than ho could write about. Matthew, Mark and Luke saw it not; they only heard it from others; but John saw it all, it was very real to him, he could not forget it, and to write it would he to live it all over again. He could not stand it; it was not required of him, else he would have done it. Do not fail to notice what Jesus said to tho high Priest about His second coming, for it will surely come to pass (Math. xxvi, 64; Mark xiv, 62; Luke xxii69). 25. As Peter warmed himself at the ser- vants' fire one said unto him, "Art not thou also one of His disciples?" And the second time he denied and said, "I am not." The steps in Peter's downfall teem to be self confidence and boasting, following afar off, keeping the company of the ungodly and enjoying the warmth of their fire. They are written for our warning that we may avoid them all. They are partly summed up in Ps. 1, 1. 26, 27. A relative of the man whose car Peter cut off said, "Did not I see thee in the garden with Him?" And for the third time Peter denied, and immediately the cock crew. The Lord had told Peter .that he would deny Him thrice ere cook crow (Luke xxii, 34), and so it came to pass. It was satan sifting Simon, but with God's permission for Simon's good, for satan had to ask for it, but Jesus' prayer prevailed for him (Luke xxii, 81, 32). Matthew says that Peter's second denial was with an oath, and his third with curs- ing and swearing (Math. xxvi, 72{ 74). At the third denial the Lord turned and looked upon Peter, and Peter remembered the word of the Lord, how He had said nlsto him, "Before the cock crow thou shalt deny Me thrice," And Peter Kent out and wept bitterly (Luke xxli, 61 eiw) No word had our Lord for Peter, and a ry message had Ir etex from Him till that kind word after the resurrection furan the angel by the women, "Go your .' wee, , toil His disciples and Peter (Intrk 'eve 7), Peter being the only one meiitieetel by none. Told in Figures. The world's navies employ 1,696,000 men. The negro race embraces about one- tenth of the world's population. 450.000,- 000 persons. Tbere are 9,000 eons in a square foot or honeycomb. The yearly output of cigars from the Philippines is 440,000,000. The highest masts of sailing vessels are from 160 to 180 feet high, and spretal from 60.000 to 100,000 square feet of canvas. The record of the greatest number of notes struck by a musician in 12 hours Is said to have been made by Paderewskl, who struck 1,030,300 notes. During the year 1898 25 officers of the army were killed in battle or died of wounds received in battle, and 49 others on the active list died from other causes. There were 26 deaths among the retired list. The amount of powder required to pro- pel cannon projectiles is about half the weight of the projectile. A projectile four inches in diameter weighs 83 pounds; five incites, 60 pounds; six inches, 100 pounds; eight inoses. 250 pounds: ten inches, 600 pound; 12 inches, 850 pounds; 18 inches, 1,100 pounds; 16 inches, 2,378 pounds. Turkey hd9 been engaged in war 38 years of the present century, considerably more than one-third of the time; Spain comes next, with 31 years of war; Franco has had 27 yeters; Russia, 24; Italy, 93; England, 21; Austria, 17; Holland, 14; Germany, 18; Sweden, 10; Portugal, 10; Denmark, 9. Much of this is for reckon- ing of the first Napoleon. Not many years ago a boy was sent from his home in the west to a New Eng- land fatting school. He was the only son of rich and influential parents, says The Youth's Companion, and had, unfortun- ately, been little restrained or controlled. The four years he spent in the fitting school were apparently worse than wasted. Again and again the headmaster called this unruly boy to his study. and gravely and gently reproved and admon- ished bim. Sometimes he prayed with the wayward boy. All was to no purpose. Then the lad went to college and con- tinued his thoughtless career for more than a year. Suddenly a great change came. Some one noted the fact that this change was coincident with the death of the head master in the school where the boy had fitted for college. After about a year, of self -training the young man timidly asked to be allowed to prepare himself for joining the churoh. Strangely enough he insisted upon going back to his old school, the scone of his boyish extravagances and folly, and there joining the church he had once openly scorned. When asked why ho did so, he answer- ed with unsteady lips and swimming eyes: "'There was a good man. I knew him, and ho is dead. He has helped many a wayward soul, and he has helped me." rudYard tiipling's Error. I wrote to Kipling soon after, telling him that a mate who could write as he could should go home to England, to London, where fame could be won; but he.replied, in a characteristic letter which may be published some day: "You ought to know better at your time o' life than to knock a youngster off his legs in this way. How do you ex- pect anyone will be able to hold me after your letter? "Would you be astonished if I told you that I look forward to nothing but an Indian journalist's career? Why should I? My home's here; my people are out here; all the friends I know are out here; and all the interests I have are out here. Why should I go home? Any fool can put up rhymes, and the market is full of boys who could undersell me as soon as I put my foot in ft. "-15. Kay Robinson, in Literature: Bicycle Drawn by a Bate. A bicycle drawn by a paper kite bas just been manipulated with a certain amount of success by an enthusiastic wheelman, who lives near, the Roman road, in Yorkshire.. The kite, a very large and powerful one. was put up when a strong wind was blowing almost straight along the road, and the bicycle was then connected with the loose end of the tow -rope by means of a book on a swivel. For nearly a dozen miles the machine was drawn at a terrine speed along the smooth reel taairly level road; then, suddenly, it nwurveal or was pu11ee1. completely over, the "rider, of course, sustaining a terrible fall. When picked up, about 15 minutes later, the man was still insensible. He then quickly recover- ed consciousness, however, and in com- mon with most enthusiasts, immediately declared that, far from being hurt, he would repeat the attempt on the follow- bag morning,. , A DIFFICULTY. 1 guess I'll be a hermit,. Fur tuffs world is built so queer That there isn't any reusou In believin what you hear. A politician told, ale," ",'You n;ntst rally to my clan,, Ilia' the feller that's ag'in' isle is a bold, bad man." An, the opposition leader Says one day, "It's plain to ee*. That the way to be respeotod Is to east your vote fur tae," Then through an explanation, most glib and gay he ran To prove my first informant Was a bolsi, bad .man. There isn't any gnessin At the truth, it seems to me, By B.'s remarks con,'ernin A. Nor A.'s concernin B., Fur always, t ough you listen As fair minded as you eau. You find, the other feller Is a bold, bad man. -Washington Star. A Conclusion, "Mother, is that Mr, Doodenna' photos graph on the table?" "Yes, dear." "An did he div it to Auntie Edna?" "Yes, my child," "Au is he going to marry Auntie Edna, mother?" "Yes, love." ".An will I harry a man like Mr. Deo- dams when I dro lip?" "Yes, darling, perhaps, if you are good," (Pause.) "Mother, It's a rough world for as weeb men, isn't it?"-Punola. Very Amusing, The late Dr. .A.. H. H, Boyd of Scotland once visited a woman who bad last her husband. By way of comforting her he proceeded to set forth with great earnest- ness and beauty of language the joys of the state to which the departed one had attained. The bereaved woman, with a vivid rec- ollection of her husband's defects, found it hard to share in the minister's hopes, although she wished to show her sense of his kindness: She unburdened herself thus; "Weel, Dr. Boyd, you're maybe no vers instructive. but you're aye amusing." Author Is Paid in ,advance.. The London publishers are ago confident of the success of John Morley's life of Gladstone that they hare pail'! hint R10,- 000 in advance for the work. The family requested. Mr. Morley to undertake the task, and have turned over to him all oorrespondence and papers bearing on the subject. Accumulation and illetrlbutlon. The bappiness of the lean who lives for mere self-interest here is in accumulation. The blessedness of the man who livee for God is in distribution. Spurgeon Stopped the Coughs. Hero is a good anecdote of tho late Mr. Spurgeon: Otto day, many years ago, the service at the Tabernacle was disturbed by a perfect hurricane of coughing: Spurgeon stopped in his discourse and said: "My dear friends, I have a cough. You have coughs. But I think wo can stop them if we try, So let us have a cough, a good cough and a cough all together. Now" - The result, says one who was present, was terrific, but after half a minute's uproar Spurgeon concluded his sermon in perfect silence. -London Truth. Supplied the Deficiency. "I want you to make a statue of Maria, my wife that wuz," said the rural visitor to the sculptor, "but I haven't got a pio- tur' of her, can't fin' one nowhar's, an she's dead an gone!" "Thunder and lightning!" exclaimed the sculptor. "How can you expect me tee_ "That's it!" was the triumphant inter- ruption, "that's it I Jest make it like thunder an lightinln, an you won't miss her very fart" -Atlanta Constitution. Feminine [features. "While woman may have her face on the dollar, " said the cornfed philoso- pher, looking thoughtfully at the coin, "yet, to tell the truth, she is more apt to have her eye on the 38 cents "-In- dianapolis Journal In the Imperial library at Calcutta more than 100,000 volumes on Indian affairs are brought together and classi- fied Most Rapid -Firing Guns. TheVienna Reichswehr states that, al- though the secret has hitherto been well kept, the "M 1818" rifie, which has until now been in use in the German army, is being rapidly replaced by a new rifle of improved type. The new weapon is of somewhat smaller caliber, is slightly lighter, and, being easier to handle, can be fired more rapidly than the rifle at pre- sent in use. The whole German army is expected to be armed with the new ride, which surpasses any at present in service in Europe, by the end of this year. 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