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turingthe S.abbth efor God, neap -1 DA TIGERS OF FOG AT SE.1
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OCIAL u
T an spt ri. uti restmagma ion
turing fol. physical and mental
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A censecreted and geepelieed ballot IT I$ THE BANE OF THE (mg.xx
box is els° to be a, great eactor in 1GREYHOUND.
teaching the,laboriug classes how to •
1V11.eries of the Poor People 01
spend tYwir evenings. T -ie mewls
,y thet by the election of the proper
health officials end /IIStriet ett011leY$
and 1,maielpa1 representatives the
better classes shall be able to go in,
Aloud Unto Heaven.
ene.te neeerae.e to Act et the Pine ie ifureb, did you ever stop to realize
ee,„4„,•..4, ,,e, teanatea la the vear oee e.,,,„ •
t n the cengested districts of
'deed:tee Niee lauedine aett Three. , e"4,- i , .
- auee, in Toronto. at the feeeue tenement buildiugs thexe A
le rire eiit oi Agrigultum. Ottewaq ' eax-nv a public plane for a working -
oaten to go and get warm except to
A en:era:en from, Clete:ego FUSS :"-. a saloon, there is dated a piece
74-"i”, l:Ve,. l': Witt Tillteege preach- , wiled, ee can go to meet the most
ZI'g -4-X3 : I''''''atT !sacmi wants of his physical nature
CV ee, -man ganen notinit elite WS 7 a, sol000 ? Therefore eon we and
week coat to ins laber until tbe :dare we dem., the mission or the ige
- stitutionul church in famishing
--erefee letoldrkg man' wholesale and elevating amusement lag from the cellars anti foul bauote was einareed int° ROAM and slOwlY
sun. Now comes for the workiegrean and a resort ia pares, started on eheir famous the great nass of iron. steel and
rentinent question. which lee coo sdene a dieasent *eclat, journey to VerSaillea, whielt ended in •-senocl composing the good stemfl.
end his eetnides. evening ? the death -of Louis XVI. and Marie 1ship moved (Alt into the Wee watetn
Teis is to be ten home It le to be, 'lean* some one says. "how then Autoleette, the lieughty daughter of of the sea.
E"."4- is Latter da.Y. t't . of the social eettlement and the work ese po you obargo the laboring a:ardr:illtueneYantil: (ojne?,ks 111:drewdietseditt
olCr sn'ieet f"r tw° deu'°": First' . do V00 ilistingoleh between the worlithe Austrian war queen. esTarie Ther -1
its a daY i'l-'fall''&' as a 11°IidaYof the 'institutional church?' " They ciaeses with being the physical eee ,,, others 1 sought my stateroom. a5my
tee st;..te nonelaturcs. dering ernieli are tliametileally diderent. nee, are 4 epentual leenace of the world?. did
ell ie.:op:Inez! 113.11 41nd IS:C'Enell. as far aport as tbe excite and titer no„ any brother, I am in 110 WAY 'rraably
down in the very heart ref the ship. tee word a tiw,„,,, aocere and motors. i bave this
oey eejected our
1 bad been eSleell a half the chief invited me into the Aare. who /dame( sgvee dole- ()nem aU
cineeld Oiserns or beer seivecnea upon nditaredie poie_.
the eener otehlenee wieet" edect tee different purposes. The iiistitution-
e They have entieele slandering the laboring classes, 1 'hoer when 1 WaS 0Malcened teir the 'rownl. and exPlgkirie4 to no 413 11° they -proceeded to Oect a nfn
and moral and refined homes of 'I listened; I took up my watch and iglase tube was hollow and tilled with teem a man after their 1;/wA beads,
nil 'dee e lee, :legs"' eaterefiv grt"V$ grate." AtOtAlki be the nstrait gute' the wooe are round 01,10,4, the IA- gdged
Vik C,4 ZZ feet.or ;trantlay eervieta teddies,. directly te the idot a tee corers as well as aril oe, 1. i , 11 tile dureittion xaefiratultlee_shliereutre. tdhgel:gitailriXelift .7,0,t,bepriosupebs4:17i ..nzlierrr,....,,,,17.1
.. ...cap,- t reeequer ere 0 a
it is edlr traeeed` e'd4v:Ilsc. this i".;11I-- CrOSS. Wiliie tbe soeiel du -411°1'2n; .istee put this la what I do asnert: mei se quarter Of a Minute. been% allOwing itself .to be COmPreesell pNeen dolges ley, panned tePPearanee*
cera
Lane
rigt1
eveeing.d.
Tee .neary
woree from tem
the Eree7,
Is he to
to the city Slums and clean out the.
beak upon the dielts in about the
same tinne it had taken to run off;
the iron tube came up over the etern;
the effieer seized it tenieltly, opeeeo
A cap, off the end, and drew out
therefrom
A GLASS TUBE
hoard. 4 Idindt" When 4 Wall °I about the size of lead pencil and
Darlenese Sterrelindechee abont three feet in tenth. lie look-
Dangerene. Coast. ed at it A 3310eeent. and spoke
Smartly the werde "Ninety-six!' An -
Other officer steed by the eliaethouee
with hia mooth close to a speeeing
tune; he -vane into that tube nay
distinctly. Ninety-six fathoms. sire
This tube 1 et once understood eeene
"I Was the last passengee to go
vale formations and acciumiletions of an beard." said a eturning tragele
Mb, ler; "the gangplank was bauled in
An officer mien. the 'bridge, in
cmiet voice, gage the command to
in,TE T.INCROWNPAP ZING,
I3ut some one again interrupts me!
"In these charges agaiust the city
tenements. are you Pot slandering
our laboring classes? You surely de
not compare the American. army
labor with those wild, desperate
eroWds Of feentied Men Who, enierg-
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111E SUNDAY SCHOU
nagRi.,74TIoNAT, xAgssoa,
awn. 27.
TeXt 0 the Lessen, a. Q0
SiVe CteRrteX1Y,
• 1113V:teem.
APPrehen
Lesson 1.--derael estate?" eor a. kill
g Sam, via. 1-10), Gedden Teed
Sanneani, II, "Prepare _your hearte
unto tbe Lord 'and serve Ifine only,"
.;celeSgrapred'' ttollethsetae4nclatgre slidg041041. wdtdesti rariudnificeated.Theawitlitt dtaliweaoedllicielpraoas tw,te34 Tcobt .tetaliipts.dlaorda, 11.1xineicf.1011:evrecalse olduakelv,
clear.' game front the eager ou the that bad witnessed tbe prectical their endges, their lavegider and Oldie
deek1 the go Owed signal of tw° werking of Sir William. ThOcepsen's king Was rejected beeeelde thee'.
given, there was a throb of the great 'weaned a ning nee other nations,
short. sberP Clangs of the w" deep sea sounding unichine, sucic
engines below, the water In the dot* •Np'adetdjamolli"Perdwount t'°bNeTerentdbeofnrroflpikeY, Tx5deFujelrfertr(lte;v.agikeill3,514!lidte
and wbich could "lot give the depth esa, NNN111,, 241). Despised and ref
Q t water unless the ship eves at a lected is the store' of nian'a treet-
staudstill, anent of Go4 from the headlining. yet
pt ccr'ficelalt:iytelal b:al ltola t7ai 1,0-7.,,e'rste a lead it oil- fa ti-eotpvtebr ldellernisFin: 3.3 1.171,,,,;;.t.S7134;.411:1101):4411°:st:IlbTleelgxsiSt7iss"(OL,
o int s mac one a Is
or water over which the shit, is seue :42,r "'no Lord is eel" liing;
Seung tft ',ouch interested in lie will save ue." Notwitbstaeding
ng the cutting words tit Samuel, "Ye
es. Steen a stehleet an raz church believes teat the .teeelal
believe that some of the most clean- 4ounding of the %%tale Of tile ship. eloaded up a second tube that. llee words themeeives. and grod gage
"It)" atl° sl-iln lc la everY 1114"aged tbe laboriiig mon is the tineroweee boom. boom -the deep bees Yoko ol lotigitutfinelly in the Mese tube; litO 1110--;-laanaer foreWell ado
er Fi'.41141, "le 1W ChlriStiallS ithd idle it 13 us Ir. Lind or tho Amert•eoe hallo that .tv ust ‘, at a od
• 4 - the - • d r If' b 011Ct5tt-m1 t of water above it WaS the " d4 de de 0d) ooidee
time (I Ora. I. 0**.
e; elan viot4e, Ile ne,...:,
„ ed. by Christian priuciplee en mo -pa., ,
ceeeta sA7,11„."Vil:.12;1-ec,t'" 11,7el?elit 4'.1.ne' .ve,S0 ?els rd.'ndtlidtlieiii,h.,1; ti,de" ficig.,°11i l'IL,;11:11stholiTtliivet.stIo5 al"grwlettnerteesritstulelni 1.''34Otr litriez'Iroeleesooj 1,71"tibug..fogAl'italdwekeVt! ItMegeteirsc'enPollwrOr' thr w(lattellr ttirreirbolaidiantr TeXt" 1 Sartn• N14 244 *111411: tfletai;tital/4
us us or 0 seclP trio t et.*
eielo teem ill led -urn in higeer ern- areioneenies 4;41 geoziea, 15 tow il, raded. It rests with Iiiin• Whether ;?oceen gr(sylicnivd, beet talten pones- ibeecee4e17 it,-141es ittittee:(rgtp414:tninat; d'ilort°(.41;:lehroe4arelle't‘•:"01:111Editiih:14:iileardearfcrei
edi,...-ioned teepee/gee that vied ,.).e1•401441.4ation te the eneegreeeet. _rig emir cities end counties ore to Id itled down thick -fog. tho laone of elle
cieeee anti gretteal Itektety to teeir 4
, V..10.1 Mi;,ti and women of etery faith the SeWer4 nhall be 'death whether s)cala of tito eurfeee of the waters, end liquid was dregOd 4101N1 end re- edededdeb„„.e, his %%rope ineeenge So,
tr,a77vsr• The.Trn.(4„ca.1"` 4.nd of no leith would re. restricted,' the tenem.lits mlall he loath) naeltere''Idt required precaution in the suPerioe attained at its loweet point while the d'''''' ' d:.." ' .4 is 'now all
141'''t '''. s.."I'd " eIer it oot altootber 10'4. if it inviting and not overcrowded. whether the ;I td., degrco lest another dhip should lass was being brought t th . dee ege„tia. Aim I ,ent a
le.te . eta co-oo. roe LitoN,,,,,4 as ,t-Itition 13.000.000 itranigrant9 lan4e41 in .sletiderily cawila (low& eport its or we g
tu,oh zieh erd d'e^ Peed7. Tee fastituitoaial ii.erefa bilievee ,the romitzee last Year. eettrie Of whom ,4into them. Sew!" ban happened thee
44t$P)44C114 15enieg all things to all be that !COMO es the meet degraded and iff•
Vdi I 1
„ ,atu aga n•
ele' ededeeieee' eeldoee„tde Ten" Jks,,,, ebrIF,t can 12,. gloritied. It in"morant of European inbalittante,w1te =1""h 11.ede e'"'" Uft 1144411'PcIv'''s "P" mire to vex*" OM command Of lie Made ob.5erve deeeneleq,
"The booming of that w Els e co
dAnd I if lied end whether sin itseleeleall Mollie end r *Wet 11/1 the night 1eng'-hu°131'
The Inentiontan cry nhielt Once • -
wl" i es nt-
teas for Pool to come ond 1:elp tiP 41%=11 414e5 unto ',;bidt• in the darknees. Ike'? the lab.ithentr4 hee14-44Leastl-44.1‘e nye'.
eteeeeed oven' the l'iTeinerraineara wa-
er ige leete heen is tem tenc.ine'' " . li,n-atad it never varied the teem.-
• g , • ng4 ^
•V-44 1;•53,141-: rr•i:SM IV3:46% t *t' ,,Oge-quarter. bootaa. boom, booart. It „tbe wire. it Wan WOUnd lip again,
eegleare eeda len Arealiee "evens tei.leeteiltiree the wehteer the labor.ing rann steel •, was so regaled tilat hrdante, ace and .detnety ,ratholdisd sir. evae cdede teatett the people, cool 44,41,11 ddele,.
eeteee leeee the lotorere. atio
%gee e'er nee eneeeen ditieeens.
rromu t.n;atz41 n40°,111111 on ene
'own pAy tapeeenegeggene eikult to g ett xtent by the larddhlbree-quarters of foirade-sileuce.
a tO tellOW the Lord and eerve
Awe. This button, therefore. Mork..
ed the contraction of the liquid. end
he depth of the water was deter-
ned therefrone,
"Again the machine was dropped 1 Sam Nv. 22„, "TO 0110,Y 'better
OVerb011rli. The moment it. touched dhad sacrificed. id we meg above,
tell° bottom. which w, riPedlcat°4 1.4 tbiugs to please people we cane
tee, cieeerver UV a spight tremor m goteserda the Lord mad 1. led Lam
efen" eineerely, comedering the great
things 1114 had doue for ONO.
LOSOla rieeeSaul rejected att Meg
(1. Sam. 13.2a). Golden Teed.
nvi. We. and Seel conieeeed tilet 1342
"I iliSP4 0
41 it4 (141P ":44C°PF43 :9141 5"41 1" 111 -ring t°1r4P-leitsteered to it le pereon will do monicated to lite bridge. As foon vole, (vre„ ged leauttee sew! 'thee
de -go et tee, Loaore elan. Tee ,:tattion sten; through our (Attn. enaddisteeeed. to a 00'101110w, nolee. end .45 ono joadblito 'mule un and 1.73'4 eo. &dug lie reeeeted the word .of
t(01 AF i; (i.a. ti'l a ereered re,t der as dtowns. line the Indian Juggernaut of,
eunitoolitel from the line, another was I thp Lord. geed therefore the Low pee
l'tcN•lii1!'ia:ctle4., 11":4- "i'.*' 1‘.k.* 18 4'4t 21*
44" 1,111.114n2flp;gre1:Itt"i-tefl''.:::54's7 itntilleil-etLt5.Tp 1,1ilatil 'f Itilrl;hofert;I:ellPfellt els. velbleeethler14. 1 at ever'v 4 1)1145111°34 ory " sua'°P. fir ecetQlltaurreotIn Itto"leal e4itliPaPt?Iltiredrt:pthati1 JIM1,11017112111.1.12S4T'eaTalita (el: nedlets 1idNi41
Mee 0 eepleir, ,yeeesel more in their keen:ems, It le rapt wily. as,: Rut, ye laboring men. how are sern;,,I =else in the Alternritta eerie% hei'ore woter was being made known to tIce a sem xvi. 143). Gelliell Teel. I
tee,- teere +ern Fees. u4r. 1 VO011aant In ttioiletoue ottne exereeeeed to win in thee!. three great enovedireest. of ttsi PashEngeee. It Wa'' .fo,g,t.1 oillecera on, the bridge coined, everer send den 7, "'Man looheth nfe tle
"1 , ;ij P"2" '",4 r'11 le:/'L/i, eh g,'ete wiaidit Odell oleel to In ehe ,Spilit inspired instituional churelidIcept water, looking, down. over the i AS WV. SPED ON. etwiael appearOliiee, tout the Lard
ull. lin ehe neat obeee I iCernit treat it. to lee "the geedit voteereetor tedeeeeele whist we have tem cleeeleipedhg, *Wein deleete end edeteeso to4ch 'quarter mile
ill‘e ..*;'elel Velhzet is a taedi ii,447%,- 144-,i,..m, iroitte, ' but oleo the golle. ;Inge Vow are we to get, the Mile, „teat e could wee -mire radiant*, ede;„
weal 444," 01 to344 tll:201:10 e?:.111-4. ''..-'4".:,1RAtta"1111Jg ligatt ilittl the higher midland the Cbrietian ettiffieth RS a day 1eitie of the ship, at that. 1 noticed 1 " 'Eighty-six fathollts, Mr, still illi4141;iittilliatlitiicilluilirle:11. eillir2livni:rigettraet1;41.11:i416alltr-elal;:lii
b t'I'' ' It ,*4 ee"d° r tri ,4'lt e';'s cleerele it ie eat' o to 1,e zee foeiniateliall we ultimately or ever tritiniplVa teleecope poified in a dillerent. 41-i again; 'Sixty-seven fathoms, eirn the cm (chapter eiii, 14; AVM eait 24)•
'Eight fathom'. eir. eighe Neill now gide tli`OND il, Illell often Ilk;
61.7*75 1-311r349 1-41.14i' 11".%.' Vit IL44 8011" P i5 "4 1/''''' 'fwqr y"'t end deorsbile and a, goepoi that upon the bridge eigere were four eiondinge
Pe „Id d' i",..44"","81`3. 1 411t4d tra,:dr* tee fonneetien :done 4c.1 tee eaeted "ballot bon to care for our depraved? ;, or live officers in uniform. each withiteenine faliones. fir** de(ligildUlT, OSVII beat% wit° um mot all DAS
142'611 tl e ' 211‘1113114-1414 "." 41' ti1In MOMOf 1::e Sirit Lowe wad 44 1n theee three great movements foggeetton, endeavoring to find an oPen- bottom of the *'ea was corning up on vt,-141.111 and twitali 11
4-471-`17 4°4 "1 illue 1"" I'll "1"1 4:'111(b. Ill e pane d'iee ot eVeeint" tetearte'n-'!ti rineation of the laborer's ev-Ing in the eheet of darkness. while , agvkin tbe shells in the engine wont saw, rein teneltia. Golden Tedte
teov. Ti ei. g is eeeee for lei . to ' I 1 ' 0 • 4 . 11 IP P"
•I: #1 t 11.;ti• re FP 44 1140' ltt Vd• r?.C.'4••e ,, • .. • • . , h‘ j ••••• • h . 1 • , . ,
* f min ,s? Not in our ovet strengtb, li the eonorous boom of the whietio ' jing/e(.1. the MOtiOn of tile shill de* Rom. Oil. al, elf tied be eor us.
,„ eget. acacia eaes F0111,` ellc• 10 Illep 'Ibut in the etrerogth of testis violet ,sitee4CR We 'Wry air. iereased. 'Forty-two fathome tied who can he agtainet use" Weld,
18,.- 25 2111'-ii":111"""61 41.12."--:'"ddiv do eon we lhe Annie tenSQ? '1 WO eettli and we can do everytiging q "But hared -there Wile ell ellSWPr' S/ONVer yet. "twenty-eight a ball; sir,' Aiming been aneitated, awatte God's
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4 0.3.f.p. tit 40.0 ;EP 4'0440 4.'014l.
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'10,271. 1 n ;VS i1.1 114n '00'0 1411T1141r.S, .
• (10 VO%1 say. •Trt. Nulaulth dee."( we will only trust him and werhiing note..bootn, boof-away in the. and the bell struck put one long. time ami way to Maria the throne.
•
„3,. ,I, ,0,.at wrao., comity fowling, , v, to ite the gellien gate obeli eliall.:for him, ilidistence. I endeavored to wedeln ' 1enti stray the ste n rUSIll'd Ill) tionig Them -Melo etist what laits
t ad. 1 in lie lee% OE reiowledee of levy to Jet the latitorhig men boo!
0i eonq would po owe tht,co e.elin..reit tenser° IleeanCie. my trienll, to perhaps a hall dozen times; on board again. 'Nine- Gad iri Oil. peen of (Imre KOPle RS
I listened there until it had sounded I was coming.
VniP'e t- r .,ii:., tt o ir iti,esirtiant Iters ' o• 17X.at 1.Nt,111, Avarice, with her went to the StarbOard; it, was im-
then 1i teen ft neer, Ann then the bell struck well as Ills enernice and having a
Pessilde for me to be certain. ticeire that all the eartli ntay,
1 cultaicreta Ilaliestsalatisstwneirt astern, and great
glanced up at. ehe officers oo *be, "The sea was 01000114 and glassy. )1;iellogwoetshlitiritillaeliin 11:41549 Zatile4Inallittivael
bridge; they were then gazing all in, and the 'curler was becoming vieible victorione.
tlie same dire.ction. Then. I noticed at a greater distance &inn the ship: Leseon VIT.-elatil tries to hill
that the Speed of the ship lied heen In a short time it was elear enough mew (I. $em. rgv11., rott). «olden
perceptibly reduced; the vibrations to discern something Iwsides Water.. Test, Ps. xt..t.. 1. -cod ie one re-
ef the great engines below were slotv-, 'Land on the starboard hoed' rang fuge anti strength, a very present
er, the boom was becoming more Ms- out from somewhere on board. I help in trouble." Sael. having turn"'
tinct, the blasts hail been altered to could see nothing, but in a fee/ 111411.• ed his back upon God, is pos$;cssed
gounds quicker and sharper, but the utes there loomed up tbe bold and by f1.11. Oil miirlt, and, lined, with
hatred, lie proves himself a. relative
of Cain, a ebild of. the devil, who
front the tiny that he was tolil that
the seed, of elle woman would bruiso
.
his head persistently seens to kill
that seed.
Lesson VIIL-Tlavid and Jonathan
0. Sam. xx., 12-23). Golden Text,
Prov. xviii., -24. " There is a friend
that sticheth closer than a brother."
In the opening verses of chapter
xviii., the love and conduct of the
Ring's son toward the shepherd boy
are Neel, suggestive of the love of
the Son of God to us in Ilis empty -
lb° Parliellior Point, trorA NVIlle"t litroUgll the eSecifee pipe, the throb- hands lomat to do. A greitil omen,.
1 PRRUN I Went oVer to the Port oide• V hing ot the engine ceased, the line tunity being greeted him to glorify
thileil ili'Al4e1 lie ri•l40'11 21 •,14'4 44-11 112(' bildter And Mr* Mader 100 of thel
'evil ou s...., 4; clew. Then hie le ad 81"iriel. IIVIVf 120 Pt" not nee the .
LOCOerIOTIVE Tee.
Paper Read at a Meting *idles-
itee 1.1A, orrIzitra tr,t.h,A4 up Ur desien hendemithe Itteephemy an
ter Melva:tics.
iintremente for a emneeet 1+pe, :341;anton Peet:ewes, have ett.ilen avow
letele 41lCI 2* 11 for oue idra l'1""411 8"141"th• Ili" 14:4"i° One of the most interesting pap.
cattle. Vows ;always travel togeth- east tanned upon mir shores he d
presented at the recent muster me -
el% The same' len' oPidies 10 die'dfl ns.1041 .181r.o., tu0s,i. i„nitLYess.'41. 1111 elienics' convention contained the fol -
and liorees anti leilieloes and raostiy atiout tee reetv twine '''.141i. WW1 ill ilowin, interestino information re_
to 14rde mei lisle 'nee 11212. to be ette, Auteriesiii Sabbath," na9 his re-. gardiei'g headughisd-It appears that
in Ilene other's Foeleiy. They lit e ply. But, alas. alas. tlie Anl"'':een 1 of tbe 41.300 locomotives in the
in Lenie 41r Miele; or echools. The et a hie h in Int nen o e to o' r st
teniel if.Flillel in the human rave, 428 and worship, but or woo; tool plate-
' "- '----- -- -'-- - e' - -'e t- --e -- 'United States fully 37,4110 of tit=
I etill retain thia oil lamp mid the
in tell manatee, 25 it God inedunte.1 :jure Ie.:vie:ea In many large cities ordinary planished reflector for head -
!eel iiiet . ..ktoo um asFoviate with end in many country villages the ikons. About U
3
00 have electric
1.ui:1, •Illat no Pow‘'r 4111 e01111 van Mors are opened, stud business, if
help it, lie will aeseciete wilh !not running at full bitten is beiug
- headlights. using the ordinary reflec-
tor, and generating electricity with
matt in the eliurch or dee
In ti"' 4'10111' 41' Idard with arivi"g felet". "le small steam motors of tbe reelprei-
eldllett 4,2* eleb " ""Pt "eietY• ITe "32241ber .1,116PS und grocery stores and eating
must end wilt find perpetual corn- !thug stores and dry goods stores or turbine type, the latter
rapidly coming into favor. There
14e1 lenelliP doling his evealitig iltnns• mei lemur retiree and billiard halls
are some 1.050 acetylene ,generators
now in use for generating gas for
locomotive headlights, which are
212°' 4 "It 1 h 44"2 P t . 1 :" ' 1:111(1 theatres and often foundries ond
for I rtr, heriled" i"d"Ig".2"'d ot "at factories are open and know no Wi-
er:tying. Jerome leetn•een Sunday and Monday mo .
vow To ImAvil TnE .MASSIt.'8' !or Saturday. "Tbe question How stien equipped with the regulation
is .1.4.tst. —tie: tshe?t iron case and planisbed reflec-
Suttee wait eecond t I find by study; shall we keep Sunday?' .
of noties and persoual inveetigation „ qu Wing a secondary signi neater,' or. the remainder with what is
teat atery clona1'. which has first once powerfully melee biehop Hunt- known. as the "lens mirror" or
Llen balbtived IlIr tile /role Sideit.;inatton. "Once the fear wets that
end teen (paw forth to reach the ethe seaway might be broken. 1.7ow
when.. . Or the laboring rlasiwn.the anxiety is lest it be wholly lost.
through tbe soda gate bee addedd ,ln a word, We are threatened with
been blest of (led in a marvelous ;the forfeitere of an available Iran -
way. Oh, why 'ern not un or the deed the annulment of an ancient
churches Leo n the value of doing 'charter, and it is high time that we
their v-.ork by appeallog to the soc-;bestir ourselves." Yes, yes, Bishop
ial instincts? i 1T113ll i ngt on well spoke the truth.
In the most congested na t
- - r !,,,,02 ?dn.:The Sabbath day is to be a great
cities the fellow's have ell miticuity .
„,, factor in the future in teaching the
10 live. The.): elereel t° Inalfki"- llabdring classes how to spee 11 their
through the social gate. *Upon their aeanings,
because now the Sabbath
windows 1 ree these words advertis- "'-'
a day of rest has been stolen
cd everywhere : "Free Lunch." 'What itLaYa:sirr
It must bo recaptured. It is
does that mean ? Moe the saloon .1"C.
:high time that the labor unions of
keepers euddeuly become ohlienthrio-
animated with t 40 this land and the church of 'Jesus
!nets ? Are they
arer Christ join hands to win back that
t..sl I 'r to feed the poor
•
Sabbatic treasure which Lord Bea -
care for the starving ? Oh, no 1 The for its supply of oil than the others
saloon keeper is a man shrewd and consfield-who, like Xing eeolomon. do for carbide or steam, yet when
keen in business eec says : eer 1 was a Jew -once declared "was the
with a sandwich can only entice any greatest blessing ever given by God
victims into my hell hole,. then 1 i to man."
can keep them bere by the social in- A RESTFUL SUNDAY.
stinct. I 'will then surround them me-- labor tea 1 na lone 11
with my hirelings e.nd hold them in . '
base their claims upon pbysical nomical after all; and it falls far
grips of steel." There is an old say- 1 grounds. "Rest, rest! Give us behind in the candle power of either
eeg in church circles : "Give t.he peo-
mare rest!" cry the barber 'unions acetylene er electricity, and failing
ph: a. free lunch and there is no dlr-
. vd „ if and- the grocery clerk unions and the also in entire reliability. Acetylene
II '
fog was dense, closer and more com-
pact.
"The steam, Wile,R len was being
'used for the engines, was escaping
from tho boilers, and between that
and the sound of the whistles the
noise was indeed terrific, but the of -
rugged cliffs of rock on land &Aunt,
ecarcely half a mile. There dld not
seem to be tiny 01' shore,
straight up fot X should say 50010
hundreds of feet, with here and there
a dark spot like a clustee of trees
percbed in ma openiese
ficers were calm rind smiling. Amid "Glasses were brought to bear in
all this din, however, / noticed that the dbaction of land; (ho officers on
the boom of the whistle of the the bridge very shortly pointed in
strange steamsbip was becoming one inulicular direction. 'There she
more distinct -closer, apparently; is!' clone the exclamation. I looked
alarmingly closer, to rae-aud that I In the direction indicated. I beheld
could not recognize the boon]. of the the outlines of a great steamship
"searchlight reflector." which as stranger from our own. Then the similar to our own, her stern perch -
mach smaller than the planished re_ bell in the engine -room jingled, the ed high underneath that terrible cliff. ling Thmseit for our eakes and cloth -
fleeter and vastly more powerful and officers laid down their glasses. the tbe stump of a broke*, mast, and 41.1 2121 eas with Ms own clothing mad
reliable, occupying a much smaller eSeaning Steam suddenly ceased, the quantity of wreckage hanging OVer in seeking our welfare. The hatred
casing, which is ttsnaller Conned cy- vibration quickened and the steam- the side, the water all around her or soot is Bee the evil one.
ere ship forod ahead. The next boona as smooth as a millpond; no indica- Lesson IN. -David spares Saul (T.
compact and dura.ble. The reflector of the stranger was fainter, fainter; tion of a storm now, hut the white
, • e
itself being of glass and praetleally then 1 knew that we had passed- seagulls swooped over .the intervening
indestructible, requires °tier occasion-
al wiping oa to be in condition for
service indefinitely. It would seem
probable that with tlwse advantages
it should soon succeed the old type
of lamp.
nin OLD OIL LAMP.
The old oil lamp, when compared
with 1120 80242 types of acetylene and
electric headlights, costs much lest
the costs of operating it are count-
ed carefully, including cleaning ma-
terial, wick's, chimneys and burners,
with the frequent losses from burn-
ing up, does not prove to be so eco-
deug stor,e, clerk milieu and all other
the saloon keepers can afford to give
noon 15210229.Our men must have.ehysi-
a free lunch every morning, cal.rest for the eye, the hand, the
and night in the service of tee devil
brain, the heart; rest, and complete
I do not believe it a poor policy once
rest, on pbysical grounds." And,
in awhile on a week night for the 112-
atitutional church to give a "free
lunch"- in the name of Christ
FOUL INFLUENCES.
When I go down the street of a
Moeclay night, past church after
church, tomblike and silent and
dark on account of their closed doors asp
. the spiritual as well as hysical
and, fiad the billiard balls in full ,,, ingThe church erf Jesus Christ
illtioiination.and crowded, with the
must have at least one Whole day
young men of our land, I know then
per week to tell the people about
that there is spmething wrong.,
thank God, a beginninohas already
been made, for the labor onions are
everywhere presentine their just
claims for a restful .S1.13bath.
On the other latinh, the church of
Je$118 ClWiSt must go into this bat-
tle for a restful Sabbatli, emphasis -
know that these young men are amt
bcmg oppecJed to in the name of
Chrisi fluayugh the social gate. I
know that the institutional church is
eight when, to counteraet that evil
influence, it throws wide open its
church buildings and offers to the
young limn and women of its neigh-
borhood libraries 113 which they can
read the best books, and gyinnas-
euins in which they can develop their
muscles, and places ill Which they
God; one whole day per week to
teach Male how they should be good
husbands and good sons and good
fathers; one day per week to teaeh21
man his duty to his fellow men and
to his state; one day of every seven
to teachi a man how his life may be
spiritual and his death glorious.
"Rest! Rest!" A Sabbath for sac-
red rest and worship should be the
cry of the church. May this Chris-
tian pulpit on this Labor Senclay
gas, while costing more for its car-
bide than oil, does not require chim-
neys nor expensive burners with
wicks, and gives out several times
the candle power of the best type of
oil -burning headlight, without bring-
ing criticism of its intensity.
• The electric: headlight is more ex-
pensive in the line of first cost; also
In maintenance, owing to a motor
and dynamo being required to gener-
ate the current and the earamet of
steam needed to operate it. The in-
tensity of the light thrown out is
objected to by scene on account of
the glaring properties and tendency
to affect the vision of engineersap-
proaching it, while others claim that
these features are not seriously ob-
jectionable.
Moneybagse-"And can you xneke a
suitable financial provision for my
daughter, Mr. Spendallr" Jack S.-
ee hope so. She shall have half of
whatever you give es."
1)0 2sE0lIght DA° best o7 hclp to be the means of loading, tlie
Cheistiee aesociation. Yon who de- church and the labor unions to cl 9"ie incion nioves round
bey tlea mission of tee Institutional hands in the holy cOnspiracy" of cap- ' at, 2,273e314i1es 2111 hour.
paesed close, passed safeIy-but I
saw nothing, nothing but fog, and
thanked God that there were 'nen
on that bridge who were capable and
ICNEW d'fIEM DUTY.
"Day after day, night after night,
shat fog lay thick around us, close,
wet and drizzly. When we reached
the barilcs of Newfoundland UM speed
was somewhat reduced, but it Was
still fast enough 'to be dangerous.
The many small craft, fishermen who
inhabit these waters, take very little
precaution, but WO sped on, seeing
nothing but ourselves and the ever-
lasting fog, sounding our terrible
notes of warning.
"It Was about three o'clock of the
afternoon of the lifth day out. 1
was near the stern of the ship; close
beside me there was an apparatus
made of a cast iron cogwheel, prob-
ably about eighteen -inches in dia-
meter, a hand crank fastened on each
side, this wheel meshed into a, smal-
ler cogged wheel, upon tile journal
of which were two disks of metal,
probably four inches apart; wound
around this Aournal and .between the
disks there seemed to be a continu-
ous coil of fine bright silvered wire;
the whole of thieemachinery was fee.-
tened together and securely bol! eel to
the deck floor.
"An officer came aft, locked over
the machine, adjusted it in. different
places; another officer came holding
an iron tube-like aparatue with a
brass ring in one end; he fastened
the fre,e end of the wire to this rine;
then he carried it to the rail ar7d
dropped it overboard, down into the
seething waters below; instantly the
disks began to revolve; the wire ran
off with a whizz and ,etretchecl away
back into the waters at an angle of
abOlit thiri y degrees. The officer
stood at the brake of the wheel; in
a few minutes he suddenly applied
this brake ancl the 'Machinery stop -
he earth pod; a sailor seized each of the
eranks, and they wound that wire
waters, the sun shone Out bright mad
clear, and the sheen of gold on the
stern of that great black object was
clear to the eye. T could xnake it
cut,
'SCOTTISH XING, GLASGOW.'
" 'Was that steamship equipped as
we are?' I inquireil of the officer,
'and had she the apparatue for as-
certaining her whereabouts when slie
ran in against the terrible cline'
'Yes,' said he, 'she had everything
that was provided for catastrophes
of that kind; she hied all the safe-
guards that have been devised; she
had a capable, careful captain and
experienced officers; she is lying there
upon the reefs, and soon there will
be nothing left to tell the tale. Our
time, may come, we cermet tell; there
are a thousand and one ways by
which this stout and staench looking
ship may be cased to lie just like
the 'Scottish King.'
"The bell in the engine room, rang
out again, slowly the great liner
gathered way, we bade adieu to the
terrible looking shore, its rocks, its
reefs and its wrecks, 'out again into
the open sea, no booming of the
whistle, no fog, and the haven oe
Ilalifax loomed up next clay."
GOVERNMENT TTILLES.
In the Malay Peninsula there is at
the present moment an area of 12,-
000 acres planted with the Hevea,
Brasiliensis, the tree fureiehing the
Para 1ubl3er of commerce. This area
represeetes about 1,500,000 trees,
the result of plantings introduced
within tbe last fifteen years by the
overnment of' India. 'When the
.trees were nest planted the natives
took but little interest in the ex-
periment. As the Price Of coffee be-
gan to decline they began to look
for other objects of cultivation, and
for the last six years or so they
have taken the matter senioeS'ly ,in
hand..
Sam. XxVi., 5-12, 21-25). Golden.
Text, Luke vi., 273 "Love your ene-
mies; do good to them evbich bate
yen." An opportunity for David to•
al.yeachhistahneath:v.
011e
wsleliecruhetratso
to be God given, but David saw in.
it only a temptation from the evil
one, and he resisted it.
Lesson X.-Deoth of Sae' and
Jonathan (T. Sam,xxei., 1-13). Gol-
den Text, Prov. xiv. 12, "There is a
way which seemeth right unto a.
man, but the end thereof are the
ways of death." At last his time
came, as David bad said (I. Sam.
xxvi.. 10). The Lord's "Hitherto
ehalt -they came, but no further"
(Job XXXVill., 11), bad been uttered
and Saul is gone from the earth.
One cannot but feel sorry to think
of Jonathan slain in ibis way, and
the 1:trinnentation of David (II. Stun.
1, 18-2.7) is very toweling.
Lesson 7' ',avid tocome.s king
(II. Sam. 4i 1-10). Golden Text,
Ps. cxxxiii., 1, -s eold how good
and how -pleasant it is for brethren,
to dwell together in unity!" Every
purpose of the Lord shall be per-
formed (Jer. li., 28) in Iris time,.
and as truly OR joSeph's dreams
were fulfilled and David became king,
first of Judab,,and later of all Israel
(II. Sam. v.. 1.-5), 50 the werds of
Gabriel to Mary shall have a literal
fulfillment in due time (Luke i,, 32,,
33). •
Lesson X1J.-Abstinence from evil, ,
a tempereece lesson (I. Pet. iv,,
11). Golden '1'ext, Pell. v., 18, "Be
not drunk with wine. wherein is ex, ,
cess." The evils of drunkentess as
set forth in Scripture, and seen in
daily life need no comment beyond
that of 1. Om.. 10. But ' tbere
are many wbo never were drunicards
who are as sure of being sleet out
of the kingdom as they, for though
a man be as moral and -religious as
Nicodemus, he * must, be born again
(John 111, 3, 5, 7). The evilest
may and- the most 14-20102 most be
born from aboee',