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"Do Circumstances Make the Nan, or Man
the Circumstances ?"
Annereg *notelet to An et the PATUSTMA et Practicolly 1k thie a "As we Mere,
oneee. la Om .7,ear nee Tstmand Nina fore bole) opportunity do good Wite
%Mara 1114. et Tier014P
3,
OteMinettai000t Aefieeicarenonmekl all mon„ for if we do not a neg-
looted opportunity ia an Mewed op-•
„e. portouity. And an opportouity for
A clesPotch front Ohinago eree'n doing good once gone m goae for-
ger. Freon. De Witt Tolomee preeche even,. fother used to loon to
eel from the followieg text: Gala -
it ii5p "AS WO "neve therefore ee lent yeatee Inigemaag wade, whine
eipportuoity, let ate de geod ueto w -hen. gone copilot be brought bank.
men."
1 remember well how he once stood
Greet opportunities are willing to in nee Brooklyn Tebernaele erying
lateen at the door of only the hone with o loud VP00 tc 00 10.st onnoin
')red "few who h°31° Pr°74°°°37 2"A° 'ten/Attlee io these words z 'Tomo
groat preparatioos to meet and to emcee, 0 ye past opportuoities 1
erebrace them. They aromot friend- come been I come back to Tlien
Weee
Jess and helpless waifson the street. in an eeneoet emeoubto winsper be
They are teat aocial geteasts sow ; bear 4,1,0 autter of tioy
havirto be a plata whereon to lay wings. I fear my voice has. not =-
their be. They are met beeritivee ried far enoughoeyee, fear these
front justice who are geeing the c*".- lo,st, opportunities for doing good
vien's cell or the hangraaven noose, win never, never some oackeo The
They aro august, enesnrerers, who out Romans useotolonieve that 0
,i -re Particular under what roof they portunity woo a megeenger who had
t
lodge and at t
• table_
Y a kick bair growing open ber
4..41"; attd, eat. "I" We' °IA kr forehead itted that tho ri.,st et her
who
." 41 lig-• pies liead Wae bald, They also believed nave prepared themsolvae for that elm had wings upon her feet
SUCCeSs lit a certoi Uuo ef vpr1 doand that elm could Willer than
net necessorily get the opportuntty the winos. They relieved that it
to achieve that StleCeSti,, yet in no Opportuaity waa not, grasped by the
cW5 Ito we rind the, swat :clew
, forehead she could not be caught
trovelers called "great oPPortunle again. beentiee her wings vould
ties" dwelling in the home of one twee even tho night of- , meteor,
who has not the Mental ond moral The Latin eymbot Is a goon one.
CapaCity to welcome an1 eotertoto
the. - -
mlifomentoon Le the feet that the
' is essential that the Cbristina post opportunities for doing good
Should coneeerate his life to Christ wminnny anQmveL heeprale e'tehboa‘culges' itTldh°brouwilliss
in order to be prepared for the great tea to Mit on bo right MIA if int
opportunitiea for Christian aervice. erode only bring back some of them.
It is very importont for you and we
to live elo-se to Cheat,. to feel tho ainnsnef.°(brere v°ere: Jat1014'
toeh of oureo,s annointiug hands IThe boy.. en oesount of the tothetee
upon our hearts, touch of his lovInginitte ress„ plunged into a life of
lips upon our cbeelts, the touch -arrs
annointhig foot upon our feet, in one, of -lobe London teeeumts,
, nears later be W4AS dying
before we can go forth iniccessfully Just before hie lost 'emelt% was
ou our mission of Oliriotion oervice. 1rawn he tendelty :miesionary
Many failures in the Ohristion life who he was and why Lir...was dying.
eif
um be traced dfreWIY to Ws laolr-iThen he sent to Ws troseeoparent
!there farewell words ; "Telreenther
SPIRITUAL PREPARATION, 1 could have died happy if he oats
we comet recognize our opportunity had been Nvilling to 'forgive rein Aeic
when it comes. An ancient sculptor him to forgive me eies if 1 am
once chiseled the statue of the my- :dead." Tho MissiesarY, as seen as
thoou ea goddess caned opportune hei bad closed the dead hors eyes,
ity." with a veiled face. Ile naid, g Went to the rich fatheen borne. When
"Tho reason I revered OPPortun-ihe first met the parent end veld, "I
ity's face was because so few are have come front your boy," the
able to recognize her when she fathishs rage knew no hounds. Ile
stands by their ;Ado." The sculptor exclaimed in auger : "Don't talk to
MS wrong In part as well as right me about nay son. I never want to
In part. lie Should have blinded nee bis face again while he is alive.°
the eyes of the onloOker rather than But when the missionary said, "You
the far ug eryee ot the mvth010-)Wili never See your boys Ine0 again
gloat goddess. The Met reason whenWhile he is alive -he is dead," L140
sonic of us do not tece the sweet father broke down and
faced Paulino Inessengern, which wo 1 LIKE A CIIILIL
may call the Opportunities of Christ- Ile then said that he did want his
ion servlee, Is because most of' us
boy back. And wnen he bethe
are spiritually blinded by our pant
sire, because most of us aro not 41371°F meesage his remorse was
wining by prayer and close eoms greater than ho could bear. All the
munion wItit Clod to make the sprethalnder of his earthly life that
lather leapt brooding a.nd regretting
itual preparation that is necessary
!the severity of his treatment of his
to tit us aright for gospel work.
But more (bun mere equipment Is But his sorrow was useless-
cotaid not bring back his dead
necessary. Great oppoetunitiee area,
willing to bless those only who are ,u(Wsoll'u.„.,e,°°14 umor aa40 his Post
ready to sacrifice, and, if need bo, to I'vrenn• °PPOrtUnitY Was gone,
die for the cause t110Se opportuni-
and gone forever.
ties represent. There is o. wide dif-1 But, 1 bethink luyself that, as a
lawn° between being .nentioly, phy. pastor, I Juane to -day an Infinite op-
sically and spiritually equipped to iPortunity which may never come to
meet a great opportunity and being Into again. 1 have an opportunity to
willing to make the sacrifice that is present Jesois Christ to servo young
essential for the success of that nnun or 'woman here who is not a..
cause after tbe opportunity has ar-nnember of tin Christian church, as
rived. Plinth Was mentally and were the friends to whom Paul wrote
spiritually abbe to realize the no, -;los Gelation letter. My brother or
pre of the opportunity of bie pos-,sister, 1 want yoa to come Into the
ition. Ife knew that Jesus, was fellowship of the Lord Jesus Christ
guiltless.. He saw clearly and dis-;so that you may hate a Rata in
tinctly what be ought to do, but !these gospel. opportunities. 1 plead
Piloto was not ready to sacrifice for !vdth you earnestly that you will
Christ his, political career n9 goveiconfess Jesus Christ to -day and be -
crater of Judaea. Therefore Pilate come one of his dinciPles, even
who saw his opportunity, embraced ;though no one may have spoken to
it, not, but. shrank from it. you of religion for many years. You
GREAT arronalarmus !were brought up in a Christian
for Christian, usefulness may !.home, but when that home was
we broken up on account of your par -
to you in an 'unexpected way, as mils' death you drifted away from
they came to a Christian lady who jthe church and from the teachings
was one day riding along the streets you learned at your mother's kuee.
of Richmond.' Thera inthe gut_ter I yell have not been to a nchurch ser -
lay a young man stupidly drunk. hee nee foe 'yeais. It may be bevanse
'stopped her carriage and bade her we e cc nye an one oi
coachman lift him in. She took :the large city churches when you
that young,man to lug home. She!first came to town. But last night
cared for him and started him out inter, you were alone in
your eowm.
again in life. By ter Christian ex -land took down the old family an
ample of love she started him forth bum. Perhaps that was the Mot
in his great career, until William, time you bad looked at the book
Wirt's natnO became that of one •of , for months. Then you become home -
the foremost Americans of his day. 'sick for the old SCOntS of your child -
They may come to you in an unex- i�J Th.n you opened settle of
panted way, as they came to Stephen youe dead mother's letters, /IOW yen
Merritt during business hours, when, llow from age. As you read them
by the grace of God, he was hasten- th, te rame to • , •
mental in starting John G, Woolley'
you are a Mall now or a matured
out on his career of reform. Then .woman, but the tears came neVerthe-
may come to you as they are daily ness. And last night before you went
domingin unexpected ways, to to bed you 'prayed just as you used
thousands of lawyers and merchants 'to do when 9. ehild. That is the rea-
and ministers and doctors and wives 'son you are in church this morning,
and mothere ond servants and•
,rf11t is the reason your heart is
clerks. Therefore, as our opportoth- 'softened. That is the reason 1 press
ties for doing Christian service are home the gospel to your heart that
coming in so m183r different and un-ne new start you forth in Jess'
expected ;we.ys, we shan't'always be 'name te.aheistian -science. he ore
on the lookout for, them.' We Should Portiinity for the salvation of yorzr
always be ready to grasp them and soul inay never CO/rle so near to
to turn, them , to account at any ;you again as just at this 'roe/rim-it.
cost, even of lifer itself. • ltirother, sister, let trio improve this
Gloatopportunities alWays love opportunity by presenting you , t o
company and rareln travel alone. the Lord Jesus. Fpr your .dear
They
are apt to be •gregarious loved ones' Sake whet are now einiong'
their habits. Like troubles, they the eedeemed wilt you take nese:3
echople. • Time travel' ie, !now ond :become his tree' and loeleg
herd. They fiy-inefloces. Like the 'disciple ? Will you not . here and
leader of a fidek of sheep, each great now Make thiS simple, earnest Pray-,
'opportenity seems, to he the bill- ,er, 'which a 'young 819.8, sick of sin,
wether of a whole flock of other 0P-iimacie a 'few years 'ago in a, large
portunities. Like the koy log an a religious meeting, oLord taka me as
river jam, it seems to be the pre- I am and make me What 1 ought to
cursor and sets free a whole river- te ?" Now is your opportunity for
full of other opportunities... , salvation. Now ! Now ! Now 1
But there is a negative side of
warning in my text as well as a
positive side of exhortation, John
J. Ingalls in his wonderful poem
teaches- the same two lessees an a
temporal sense that Peel ineuleatee color with her temperament: When
in it spirituel sense. she 18 cool and quiet' her hair is 9.
9.'HE NEGATIVE WARNING- light, yellDW.but. ween she iS
which is implied in any text goes less and excited it becomes aubnen.
. •
CHANGEABLE HAIR
In 4.Berlin insane asyrum is 'a p9. -
tient, 11 is ,said, , whose hair cheoges
ALL 1
11{11E5 n Mt
'with e other tete to ePY out tho ggiqh,41/6e;WS‘9%%% /kV,'
E POSSIBLE Mia on thbehalf of n u-dah, to which
laad, as he• oow appears before Jon- Ai
=CUE TO-MORROVir.
....... THA -T 31TA72' Call lbreefrileeshbi4,-1°,13gedWher(tNhluuer *.i:itiiio6)Bibllet H
..11 114
Story or in the daily life of Our Own ef, 411
day, to meet people video believe Geed, rot " ee,we tlungs winch are so comment
Xay Be a Now TimeelneePer Some who desire eeler to know what Gen enienen rnirealonarnereneenetnonfire. Among 'children, . aad a home welt,
Pay o-plle.riaer4 ot ztecklas,Get. a has eald and who rest, on a "thus P(*TNIIRV-41,-,WkiPralr- tei"redl clue ches,t simPle reakedies will be
mitt). the 1,or4" AS en the solid not ouly convenieet, but reelly van
veneline fulfills all these conditions.
It is used. at, hospitals, which ought
to be sufficimit recommendation for
its use iit the home, Any druggist
can supply this very clieetiat,a. No
Meaner caa afford to oeglece those
PICKLES.
A clock has oever yet, been made rock.
winch would keer. perfect time. By a. I brought nine word. Agent 1 mall Cucumber Pickles.--Wasa
meene of "nest carefully aneesteo as it wee in ray heart. 1 wholly fell- and wiPis carenilly 100 small CO -
i
HOUSEHOLD HINTS,
pendulumewhich aueoinoticallY 1°,,Wed. the 14°r4 AnY °Ode eunabers encl. Place them in a croelt. _ ,
counteract the expensive and one, nee nooks beck with goa,titooe to Put. etaftleiezet water in a porcelain mono your grape jelly boom ow
teectiye egeets or beet and one. te the time evnen he was a yoetug emu, lined kettle to cover the eucitrabero. grapes nre dead ripe. „If tile fruit
timepiece haa been constructed With ibrk'Y yoara• ago, and praises the Whoa the water is boning hot Ater i le too ripe the jelly will be Mil et
a rstaXinnun variation of three eene au? 01 Ood which enabled hint to la enough Salt to mate a brim that tilnY crYntals of gratna enger after it
ends a, day, Beyond this Point it gbn enteere before God and to foltew,,will bear on egg. Pour this boil- ihos stood a• 'while, The teille is
bass eo. far hem impossible to go;
yet, douttleesly, future ages will see
a perfect time -keeper.
Neither has, a boat ever been built
lijm Tioe in the Islay tlaing tog brine Over t.he cecureleera. Let bent wilen. made after the grapes are
911 which. one Can look bane 'with them etann 24 hours, the o take tileunrfully celored mid are yet not finito
real comfort as we ohannnhe in 3
4
04.5 out,, elope eaeo oee nenendin with_ ripe eneugli to eat. lt is said that
that without eon thought or p;t4o•sr 01at braising and place them la if the, tune of kelt. extractod for
winch, with the aid oidy of wind *own or favor we have boo obie clean 'ars. Inie.soflie.ent. vioegar la leillY Is no, Pernaitted to get coin en
power, will sail into the teeth of the to stand humbly, bet sincerely, with 4 porcelain kettle to cover them, t" PlifICeS5,1'rl2e jellY Wilt "4-40 citlietC'
zinvile.ry IdVeltelv,i 4theeeleidtelitcr:Ift$441aSs Aibe4DDAen, :1:0::d4e7 13kladitrebter000 thy. feet balm cluTrus, unu 08800 mustard „wed, ia(lOn vinegars for governor, ere
add one onion sliced, 12 whole er„,auho ho 81.11701'.
worked to within, four points of the I n „,,
thine inheritance three biadeO of nanCe. Let these r;mat7,e ITU' eitsnn One Ilan man to
wind; and it is belleven that by matko tlanednth7, elliklor°°,,:s fgri°,1O"er'' come to boiling, poirit, pour over Venn:Asa and drain the fresido gatihereal
ing wind power drive n swot eon_ 1 ...... teroug., ,ne wheerriess wan- pickles, odd two tablespoopfuls of:teases of opeorrnint and put them in
oeeted with, a screw, o oeseei way he tlerings, ao the mew thousands:chopped horseranisln stand aside to ia lalrge ,.*r (n* caw. VIII up witit
built whiele will progress into the f'1,-,i°,4,,,who Were Ulett Wien siesima read , aeon Tney wilt be reenv to Ilhe In l geed vinegar arid let stand a mOntl2,.
ever, those who are at work upon linen' "1st the word of JehoTah
very eye of the wind. So far, how-ofteo, spied out the land. Colds teorrf.ew,,r,o's 441n4dwwitatsst4PrcaPI:eildoNlny- nthhien4n4 5stgeola*fobr°txtextaivgi,:tt5r4,4i;ls. rcla.F441:
this problem, have famed to secure ,the inouth of AIOSES that wheeVer , "reg" It IS best t'54 sent tbeuk
enough power to MOM such a. vesseliasa might die Ills Fervent Caleb Mediaterhr ofter adding the choPPed
an the desired course. would enter the land and POSSESS it. horseradish. ancl while they are hot.
The antenvt non ones been made beca.ese lie wholly followed the Lord. o8weet (lugu4415er gc41e3"
to produce a boon which should he We think of Pool in 00 storm at 44uove reellie, or any er good re -
typographically perfect -that i$. coo-ir?‘ all hnws lia Won given ult. genre c/eeP° fujr it)iirhlettac°141hr t
nein no error of printing. A Olanoi g to he soon at snip as he n ° 7 '10g sugar tot
gow Rua secured. the services of six i4»thenl the Lorals ulesaktee selPa"ng N''"gar* ,
,expert proof-readero in an attempt believe God. that it shell be eVen fon/LO °re -gam rae-
Sioeturtinin reed pods and blossoms
treated thm
e eae way also make a
good vinegar. so no green PePPern
eut in two ond need oimilarino
What to Eat declares against bah-,
ery foods and thus pays its roepecte
to one portieulor form "Instead
of the doughnuts 'that mother used
to itiahe.' the wagon from clown
to best existing reeorea in teis hoe. aa it was tout MO" (11,OtS xxvii, Sweet Nalco oncumbers., e ere towo delivers a rack of curious -
and these devoted 'hours to genii 245). zed cut in thicie SUM good sized llooking eboeoiate'-qzlor4 pneurea ic
public plane. and a reward of S250 1.4,Pt no olive. on no said.
pew). Tile Sheets were posted In a 10. And lloW behold the Lord thhacotioe evuoeulinialosberaell.owNtInoth..peoulidatsocieree:yugaro, rings that are as trieteleee oe the.
for the discovery of an error re- forty rind five yeare, a rubber ring on whiele Woe %ascii to
moined undaimQ4. yet, in spite Caleb reelized thootrutis of these onin:YePOI,Attploarrteetrdeerf sainn?oAurn•ce1.2ofwelltQicilie 4;Who•-4nrPean far tele:ell:a nutrit,ious and
The rubber ring
fialvioterherooemprweeernoutounzotti po fewer than
day
"Mb
s
irmoughrtutk:no,olearuittieinfe ineehills eillnalneft, and two isladm
eo or ace, healthful article of diet than the
PuttTslgar,vilfgar144:111Mltfl‘7turdarabnat4;tanit
breath and althing% per in tobaiitaiierceain1e501;aeevlw.oitbetig:warowed.w"
Him we wee and move and the cucumbers to this, stand them Few of us understand tbe virtues
have our being" (Acta troll. 15 08) Over O, very moderate Ore. turning, ,01 the ienlon, which is literelly "a,
Ile is the %ea in whose wenn them earefuliy until each piece seenee ;fruit for the beeline,' of the na-
ownarterta(tiltaisaa12I.htithow
whose °foul; stlitiandal, until irooghcc,onteittti, morning;
ingn:r
not nOetfse.r,,tions." If one feels bilionee-onotia-
ysan. v. 42er name for the clogging' of ;he ee-se
seem to think of title! It is well to do3r bring' them again to the bone lent -becalm of indigestiom drink.
WIIEN '111E BOOK CAME OTYP.
It would seem, to be only mat-
ter of money to produce a telescope
big enough to solve the vexed Ones -
tions of the moon"s atmosphere and
the presenco of life on Mars. But
money has been found in abundance
remember that we continue from. J41.!4` uml stand unht° to c°01. Then 101110n jutco in hot or cold water. ,
y millionaires. such OS hit.. Verkee, i, day to des IY becau..o. the
and large bonuses bave been offered i *-- °II- .--
4 - eeeo tat to keep uu alive. Hap Lni,d lift the eccumbere carefully and place 114.1g freetY• Mot lEnlOnndO in en-
'
a e . we time, t ent in 4are, Boil the liquor down velIent for a, cold VilAti its free men,
p aro
them to USO their best effort.% Two! 1
tbinga war egainst sueceos Cue 3.3
,,,, . • own /tonne -neon (rs, iv et. frit r ,tiot. cam*l). to tile Pura and Stand In *linen* OM and on, lato a Out a
and cooling a big euough mass of
11. As yet I am us stron u ! .1 Green Tomato Pieliles. Sweet.
glass without bubbles of air being
included in it, and the second is
that only ono man in a million ban
tinorequisito ilnenese of hand and
delko*netf toed* and eight to give
the lens wiess, once east Um abao-
lutely perfect creroo which it must
possess in order tosoroperly collect
the light -rays. It hi' eaid, indeed.
that there are in the world only four
Orat-etass lens polishers.
Perpetual motion has been the ofttinies enjoyed by tho Fo who wait H sprinkle the following spices; Six Portant guest. the sun, a coronation
lonione. and betwten each layer LaCklug the presenee of that im-
dream of inventors for many gen- upon tho Lord, but Wo can oulotlY"red TePPers elloPPed coarsely; one ceremony is robbed of much of its
toile's past. but not one of them has 2 leave it all with illm to giro U9 aill,cup of sugar, one tablespoonful of brilliance, but many English. mon-
ever succeedisi In matting n, window the days hero in the mortal body Iground alitipiee.
which would run for fifty years that will be for Ms glory nod our . One tablespooldist of ;webs have been compelled to go to
without being wound up, cleansed, goad. ground cinnamon, a teaspoonfill ot their crownirogs when "King's wen -
or In some way interfered with by o
1.. If so be the Lord will lit with vitwun. me tablespoonful of ntuee the*" was con.spiCuoue by its ab-
tard. Tura over three pints of good soften
man. In the flint quarter of the me. then I shall be able to driveoinegar, or enough to completely (Inc of the most unfortunate S0V-
nineteenth century a Lancashire mill i Glean out, as the Lord sant.
o lie asked for mountains where tunne n choke realm,
, leaver thetn; boll until tender. This *reigns in this resreet was Eliza -
to matuttacturers of louses to induce 4 time who. like c 1 le le Y until the quatatitet in Just snilleienlnLasting" helps cum " culd• The itus"
oo yes eet apart for Himself His to "ver them. Pour this over
„ Sinn etire,fOr Malaria is to Vet a
the enormoue difficulties of casting • ,k • . i.
ter and boil down to one -ban.
ake ime teaspoonful. before each
sent nee,
day 08 I was in the day that Woo 67-ceed r"tht dr, 4 netorrtik;eosie. :21‘lieltIlle.iteu1811 '1.taokillOteon'ebn%11 2i)Iatedr a:learn:4
Although ettityhaw yeam or ago.' aro ready for pickling sprinitling elects. ;Wilke the drug.
yot. feeling as strong and well a t ' --
them through and through " 1 '
wat ii, ealt,
the age of forty! It is written of not too heavily; In the morning
noses that Ina was' a hundred owl q drain off the liquor that wilt drain
fronI them. Mare a dozen good sin -
eye vies not, dim nor Ids natural otake a suitable liettio and put in a
, L. Ian , (reel ilry place to teen,
force abated ateut. 71.. Then. layer of tho sliced tomatoes. then
IS 0 Tv:lowing of stren th d
IpPO
CROWNED IN A SNOWSTORM',
ommeram
Coronation Ceremonies Without
"King's Weather.'"
owner bad the idea, that the aft I
beth. Nvliosti coronation was teed
draught which always rushee 1111.glanto were, for he lee.rneel as a
lion the 10th of January, 1569. The
lofty shaft might be utilized to; young man. giants and walled cities
drive a never -stopping motor. Ho were nothing to God. At the DV CLEANINto s'EATIIERS. superstitious Queer; had repeatedly
urged that the day should be cluing -
fixed a vatted wheel in a. disused of forty he had said: 4"rhe Lord Is The old-fashioned feather bed. OnCe'ed on account of its unlucky mune
,
chimney, so that the wheel revolved d with Us. Peer them not. Mum. so popular, has been steadily. on the ber, but as lir. Don the famous As"
tbe draught, and found that It xiv. (fr), and In forty years he had decline for
would, indeed. run continually. found no reason to change his mind. some time, as ninny, trologer. foreboded good fortune for
1chtlin that, feathers aro hot beds for ,lt, she was overruled. The weather
though it searied greatly 141 speed Ho bad no confidence In biluself, but germs, and breed all kinds of die'was bitterly cold. .aral Just as the
according to the relative tempera- he had uubounded confidence in theleense, Thm
ere ay be ainno trail in proms:gem sturm ted frothe Tower
ture of the lower and upper air, It LOrd God. Ithe theory. but the projudice is, no na violent snowstorm set In, which
ran constantly for nearly forty' 13-15. Ifebron tberefore became doubt, greatly exaggerated. 'Our ninde the horses reetive and well -
years, and Its Inventor was Just be- I the litheritante of Laleb* ** tecause 'grandmothers for the most part 4810 brought anout it disaster.
It
ginning to believe that he had at that he oniony followed the Lord:slept on feather beds several times raged throughout the evremonn, and
last SOIVCII the problem of perpetual' Clod of Israel. I
ilminimm.•••••
motion when the iron wore wore
through, and the wheel came
CRASHING TO THE GROUND.
There is awaiting tho inventor leho
discovers a perfect and inexpensive
substitute for Para. rubber an en-
. let it use, ;ant „us it was deemed uneafe to return by
it is unwilliugness to follow fuleouany of them enjoyed excellent ;the itngthy route preset-113ra the
ly that hinders the Lord from work- nieuilli and lived to a ripe old age. i journey was considerably curtailed.
inn' In His People as Tic woula like !Feathers are undeniably very coin- ;So many people perished from the
to, for His eyes run to and ire ;fortable in winter, and delicate per- , cold through sleepieg in the open
through the whole earth to shot, isons aud those who suffer greatly feeds that night that the Queen gen-
[Emelt strong on behalf of those from cold should e 1 „ 1 ,
ormous fortune. That such a sub- whose hearts are whoia toward Him lave aired regularly and given by.- 4. liecrios? tiglea%reelat-ive% toTseaurelis atsiwcourld
stitute is among the possibilities of (IL Citron. xvi, 9). But where are agienie care there ie no dunoer. It be identeled.
tho whole hearts? How few seem 11s conunonly believed Inas
chemistry no ono doubts. But even
indiarubber, as at present used, is willing to stand with Cod against beds
. should be sunned. but. SUICTithelur 1 earthquake 'Math shook all London
Charles I. was crowned during. an
not the else s th. hen'•
was om of this world, against
far from being a perfect substance
,culnure, society, popular opinion and
for the making of cycle and motor
tor the false teachers who are
tyres. A pneumatic tyre which will
not puncture or leak, and is yet found an theological seminaries and
springer and elastic, is no doubt pos-In ninny a Pulpit Perhaps as Never
eible, hut has never yet been made. before! Hebron suggeets fellowship,
Among other future possibilities of and the other name, KirjatheArba,
the world of science and invention while at means city or Arba, may 1s. L -tor- I bled from eery fear. The shoek
4 and temporarily interrupted the pro --
draws out. the oil in feathers and !eeedinge, et, was a henuteful Feb -
gives them a rancid odor; eir them oefary morning when he entered. the
in the shede, it does not matter !Abbey, but. during the anointing the
how cold it is, provided there is no 'historic pile shook to such an extent
dampness. Many are not aware that
f 11 h I ' ' • that Archbishop Laud is said to
feathers may be easily and success- i have paused in his work and trem-
mean olgo "the city 0 , .• ou„, cle.„tiline..s and disinfection., at
wiil enable divers to resist the fatal tynrd arba is the Hebrew for four. !halted perioda or after illnesa. 'Po
.4 f four " le the oh .1 '' , -..
are a perfect diving machine, which
lasted .two auinute.s and brought to
pressure at -twenty fathoms and over nnY one who follows fully as Caleb wash a feather bed, it is more con- tho ground the steeple of a West-.
from the surface; a machine for eco- did will realize something of tconminster church, which injured two
rue venient to divide the tente by
nomically utilizing the tides; and an fellows.hip with the Pother and the enmA. terrific gale was blowing 'when
tviier them fano two ler e sace people in its fall,
economcal scheme for makinwter- Son and the Holy Spirit and, how -
gas useful for illumination. as well ever nione apparently, can always te tub of boiling hot suds to which James IL went to his crowning, it
ig amade of coarse cotton. Have rendy
as for beating. truthfully say, "There are four of has been added two or three table-
Gasmakers paid Mr. Wilson, •the us! This also p y spoonfuls o pow ered borav. irn_ haVing set in some days previously
inventor of• calcium -carbide, .c.100,- xiv, 17, 23. It is more than „all merse the bag in the water and stir and occasioned many wrecks along
'is rovided b Johnf d
the coast and rauch loss of life
000 for his patents, and then found that earth can give to be able 'to with a, clothes stick until, the loath- The boisterous wind rent the Ilyites
that the material could not be used ay. "Truly our fenowelaip is withers are quite clean'. Then dm i flag from the White Tower in twain.
as an enricher for water -gas• At pre- the rather and with His Sou Jesue second tub of water, and rinse in
--- -n a and the canopy which the Batrons of
ha
'V
sent, napht, is employed for this Chriet (T. John 3. 0). not con-
purposeand brings its cost price Cortland to this, world, not pleasing
up world,
six cents to about 37 cents men, but God. is the only way of
he
lthousand feet. -London An-
swers.
THE SUNbAY SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
OCT. 26. ,
peace and victory in this life.
•
KEPT HIS EYE-GLASn.
larmiocles were plenLiful in. Cape
Town, but in Johannesburg. and Pre-
toria they were conspicuous by their
abseoce, for the reason that Lord
:Kitchener objected to them. Of' ell
the "swell" o'fficers, a captain of a
Text of the Lesson.; Josh xiv. fa:Claus cavalry regiment alone rc-
,
the 8anle manner' 18 warm weather i C • a similar fate. Again, at the Coro-
, P I • -'ed
there is no difficulty in.xlrying them
but in winter they should be hung nation of William III. and Mary the
to a warm rooin, or better still. wind was sufficiently violent to blow,
near arhot air pipe or register. and in one of the small upper wihdows of
left for some time before they ale the Abbey just after the Royal party
-
again. used. Pillows may be treat-- had ler t• and all flags flying from
ed in the same way and are much neighboring churches were torn to
easier to manage. shreds.
A haileterm greeted George M.
' A (fOGD SALVE. when lie left the Abbey at the con-
,
chisicm of the coronation ceremony,
There are a number, of salves and so large were the stones thot
whidl b ld d the soldiers' ,horses, lashed to fury,
became almost incontrollable, a ea
pranced aniong the' Spectators' who ,
lined the route. Ilis successor, on
5-15. Goldn 'r4,. Josh
-
P fused to give his inonocre op. it the. days,of our grandmothers, which
e.
xiv., 14. was a current report in the regiment call fox.' varipus decoctions of herbs
. ,
that he wore it in bed 011401011 of
vavious kiedsand though some-
5. -As the Lord commanded. Moses when he took his bath., .•,- tunes -possessing real merit are still the contrary, was favored with tro-.
.
so the • children of Israel did, and One day Lord .CCitchenmth
er met the of little anpical weatherand dozens of SOldierg value, exeePt .b.r.cuts
d fainted at their posts; while 01(11 the
they divided the land. . ":;inglo-paiie" officer outside of , the' 0030r abr;asioti? of, the slain, where a
,
While _at one time ther_e remained Transvaal Hotel in Pretoria. ,. ' lubXican.I'' IS., ilecessill.37' III. ''U`~h.rheat, 's King himself"overpowered by the
Vet. verY much land to be Rossessed, '`One minute, 'captain " , said the' 1,1.481,1.48as -theSe carbobzed vaselme is
was found in the robing chant -
yet in clue time the Lor'cl gave unto commander. "May 1; ask. if it. is ab- just as good and is so very cheap ft bur after the cereMOn7 wilh all his
Israel all the land which he swore solutely necessary for vou to wear ran be imuglit uluch• elmaPer thun
lese c. lt. nosines, posses-
ses the advantage of being perfectly
T, -,n from any chance germs of di-
sease, that might get into a home -
ma cl e a r time, unlesii some', Medicinal
germicide, such as carbolic acid, is
llSed its composition. It is 011r
opinion that as rule the besteointe
inent to keep on. hand foe a cut or
bruise or sore is simply one- that
has body enough to stay in the
bandage or pad, that will prevent
the entrance of germs that set up M.-
flammation and heat and which
cause sorenese and itching, and
moreover will itself stay sweet • arid
clean indefinitely. The carbolized
Clothes off and only the, crown' on
• • eis head.
to give unto their 'leathern Mel they that glass in :your right eye?'.'
possessed it a.nd dwelt therein,. There "ye -es, certainly, Lord Kitchener;
foiled not aught of: any good thing er-heissI couln''not see Without -it,"
Which the • Lord had spOken unto the "I am, sorry to hear that, Cap, Slohs,110.mas; and certain birds
heuse ' of Israel. All 09.1110 to pass. tato, as I intended to ,give you a -notably some species of parrots -
The Lord gii.ve them rest, the Leen-stain apPOintrnent; but 1 *est have 111 rarely, if ever, drink. •
dehYered all their enemies their men around me who can See N.1.1...
hand'. The Lord. God or rseitei fought Kindly report for duty to' um oreeee Lit tie Ethel -'`Aly sister, KaY.3oves
for Israel. They had only to obe- commanding the lmes of communi-
dientl3r go forward exit, 1; xxi, 9.3- cation."
x, 42). . The discomfited cavalry officer child! Ilere is a penny foe yon.
Now tell me, dearie, why do you 00.7
you verv dearly, Mr. Softheath, aro
• 1
Sof Ow a d (del ighted ) sweet
, Ci. Thon kii`nwest the thing that the obeyed the inatructions. Three
Lord said unto :Moses the man of niOntlug afterWard. he was taken Pane that your sister loves me?" . TEAttle
God concerning me and thee Ka- soner by the DoerS; wile stripped Ethel-YWhy. 'cause when said the
desh-barnea.
him' of his clothing end sent him seine think to Ma Blinker and 111r.
Thus said, CiAlch, .oshea's old hack to Calllp. Still attired in his DinRer, they each gave me 5. penny,
tompanion, when tOget'Ater they went eye -glass, but iittie 'elset too."