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perunentatiOn,' t,
even the moderoto toot of alcohol is
objectionable, that tit* ItobitnOluo0
of '&100°1 iu soy form it lowering
lid_c_rterskuut
leading
nimaI r inusettior 1
drug,but if be .is
)0 g: aniutefl.ctua1.:life„ if he
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kcen1y .itire bm-
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pols bim tO the uo of hs mini
tbel2 be will inevitably feel t
• lug effoct, the deterioroting e
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demand of tbe
. o you often hoz. uncertain ,Piecos,of tho print ts A 0 .
he a be could .Cs1gwas
rill notssir14 it ' Ofilt
in A
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and tirkStAbii, need 4,0t, ..t4/' A' tOUrt. through which truth 0$100 r $ kod questions whioh
ol unesoiness, 703 no &rot* sisson herulf to tho oyes. of mon, sshr tended to prove that silo know. as
nth -1110 so ,;isistisil I r" lta -which ibeisonf-has-tocL- mufh at,If not, mciro about cat*
can witeeeh your. fsit ought ,,, Whew yr" talk of tho faith of our ,end doge thot he (lid:, p*.id him 1
rather to suggest thot this al- Where Wet o to remember 'that fee, and dismissed him.
a the condition of mesa which their kith Meant 40 Mild* i0 thett. It was 110t .11 * delicate Xing
have in them the elements' of life) hoo*uso it was fro*h And. living, r,lbarles span), 11,41.. imp* 4 into
which are Eleretepin*. and which becouso they wrested it With blood the house and got iOnilizooistion of
produce developmoot.: • a toul, from its old form, from tho lungs that she showed her.001
On. ini ' hare the eharaeterta tho rip 'of & traditionalism that to w. The. new pet for „bit
ties of ‘ * 1 de oil have throttled it that each
um reliability 0 *a deattli e terstxon must see 'yet farther -11
40 4 t 1 1, nee/
. arrativesc of pie' rig faith, long tho path Of light And be loyal ocehr: .urgent
...ould - le to vo this fait t o-trutfl of *be Vallt II' 1011614' the fort ith, a 0 ".tbattrQb
..-4Az.
tbat some of
i...:.
...4 , "...t. s.
it,* tinsist
fit, 11 timentalt I i ,.
eyiden-
ible 0 .witJi tenacity
oat - ,of -th
fundamental fact* end:still
1 440void of the, essential
9
tok
act-thaticur Tel 444 e Pre-ot •
4,
v
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e
an is si pragmstist who
has never "heard' of Prof. Janie*
*.
andt tilt . mor0 sr * gantians or
—TTL-- .
...._. ge ionsi-w oirould-notronkuden:
1H-Toargument to ny knowledlo:;o1,
preu 0 tiro -Of ,�f a decline TRE GREAT PI111#000111t1I8
in the use of liquors. ** It- is P. Id - 1 d b I 't4 th
. but wou o so deny a, so u . y e
foctly.evidont throughout tho 0011)1,* hil stophi 0 nif they heard . them
- „ , P 0 a. ,
try. - And in narmsties- sy similar stated in the Pre0100 tOrats of their
change of heart, ,i* coming about. fott ert, Tho mos* ratneat MO'
.... i
Around a particularly handsome ta.'rr* °I our 'lye* become noure008*
, . .
city dinner table...several weeks agov....rii", bl-he 1111 -*0011 *11-.L*4* lthIL-t4." *nil'
A,,y.Z1, t, OIL
ebe 1104 pa411 box of reinatr The More effectivea manta faith
ably fragrant cmi
igars only to find and ideals are tho
ore , llusivo
if, returned to him loll to the brim, thoY _wilt. ho.H.-. 041,1_thi41014(1 our be
with net a cigar out of its pliso,4 ryissineo' here.' wn6 greater the
. virtue in shaping conduct and the
"Send it haek to the' store! vitality in causing prestos and de -
laughed a guest. John ,I,.. ne3rea, velopMent tho greater the dielcui.
nor of tho.; Marathon -moo in ty in ferreuiatz'og your IA". ' It
London, confes0* in ' a
-:tmagoain entet;r: by the weiaide, tl`e.
has 410 ioxis tanoetplai.Ylltideal it eseapes Pt
ktha.either,raaiiux altogether- Itsmoe tier cigars or
mgaret -he '
,
u r on. ..'
ixt run. One thing 14 00401,1t1A1 • Mitt Who can carry creed
. ., ...
abistinonco from tobacco in. any in• his cabinet, who can count i
fern, I SUSSed t1111/110S as a ter.pieces, . with whom it never varies,
tain cure for the tobacco lmb'l•t to zny eater 46"1"ing 111)r '41ing 11'34
- - - - - torts° it is alreiKly ' ' -risuolly
one who -wishes to breaklum.*
solf of it." ..
. where we will among -diet:or-
ates and we EN' drugs power/
and -plentiful employed for sottin
• into action mon's power*. It is
only, among the finest types of the
odvanced r4044 -that We 0
Prof.- stimuli. •
vard psychologist, urges
or elsimis, as excitant*, of mornin
air and sunlight and fine s
mountain walks. and dewy
and great thought* end sweet at...
tions above The .frothy hopes
Of the looming glass. They are tho
natural. stimulants ,of ',refits ot-
os:limo& These need AO other. NO,
notelven coffee and ust„
. An Englishman 0 tz
‘sollby mime, has bieu pr
e.
. diction* for. tho year
*natio hos it thst by- that time tbe
humans system will hovo 'so refirsod
tlasst too and coffee bir pij
tbe *erne category that a!oobolfc
'etirenientit neciipy now.adays Th.
prohibitionists of that remote -hour
I will he ttomPolgiiing agoinst torte
eo $4141tettotolore tber
, pledges in ti,Tor OT *Wroth)** lir
fasts and ofterorien teas without
Cup. that cheers but does rs,
• ino,hriiite." •
v•tt ' ;
f
An American aid at
14, 4iscutsing the 0
2ced' winter its the o
1 "Why, it's noth ng al 1".
tiro cold Weather we
nein tbe is," said the* Amin -
lett one wititori
umpoig hem kil
Iveconto
Ole tlm, way and stock io tivo
I let." "Briti,
tiro
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TEirNATIO L1488014
a
Ater CIO**. :Oath*
Text, -Mork IS* IL
ntroduction. ant
-rink onions missioiaaries? 01
Course, Jesus Olin
est of foreigti'niiseionanos, as!wes'eti
as -the tcreatest of . home
sins; but if Wtt ooOopt,.. him, thou
the groeittot inistionary is
orisuredly. rout.- AMP* 1401 141004*
ora are great name*---earey, Jud
u, MOW, Livinostono„ Morrioon •
&din, Patteson, William*, (That -
s, Eliot, Whitniart, Potort-.-a
*torn* of. their deods are hill of
inspiration but ..no history save
hot of our 'Lord is so inspir.ogas
.11`aul'o. Wo ,stausi this lesson
at the beginning of thot giori u;
missiOnory story, and wo *holt itorl
it to bo 111C*. epitome And .foresha..
40win of 'all'rchissiotosty works.
Mitsuonoriee' Colt and
t") tion.4.-Vs.
tho book of Acti
are we etitAkilatt gate, 4600 or
anmsionary division, which nu
out, witb Poul, ohit the gi
man ire. Th. first.
coversoist siztoett /0112.1 of tin
and ibes tho growth of
h Poleetine 111041 Byrn, a
"Dilly intluoncos that Irdd
u this great work for the Gesa...
WOV,
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TRUTHT
thost orions
dxy, the atteinpt 10 bind back the
uew lifts in Ibe sbiIls of .tho
to 'substitute the footprinta thotthe
tiovolopmont of truth has made yes-
terday for the onward moving truth
itosif owl to force all inta-Niniform
aod-mossimiglose--rvet.4-ion--ofou
town phase.
Orthili-lies in tfiriTirtii
that such ineolsonical uniformity
stifles originality, makes filth per-
functory, robs it of vitality, and
so of any virtue in life. It substi-
totes for the, struggle onwordinto
our now - and enlarging ideas the
slothful settling down to content
with old forms. TO brands as *
bsd man him who honostly.otrives
orword into light and commend*
thexielt and owaril who timorously
clings to thes post.
,The danger is that we 'Shall be
discouraged lit our • own. striving
'after truth and our own posh*
for tho heaven soaring ;404117 the
vehement , threat* and taunts. of
-those who love so well„tho easily
gotten forms of traditions. We
.1241/0 10* tot.
must have the says
ie nut, rather perdition with with not ten out of doors ,herself for
rah than paradise st the price -twenty Years, I supposo she does
ts,
Pro'n
veterinary spot:
amallweitt17-4Firsed” on
art ago, met tsim inside tho gate-
way and. implored hioi to save the
d0g# lie attended the pet for *
fortnight and, boing the only out:
tisicr who has ever seen tbis house*
as4nuch.-int-requestrhy-inguititive
people for some time after,
WakI TICENI3TERIMARY
The house is one big dog -• and
eat show " he said, in answer to
some pr4sing questions, "Each
room is locked* And from what the
servo/its toy, suppose that tfilmr.
Aloksielf it the only person who boa
tho keys. Large Al the house is,
the lady and her servants only o*.i.
cupy throe Toorni-the smellest so.4
darkest of *11,, At the hack of the
house, 'overlooking the courtyord,
m huge_ room with fine Wir3401,34
4111:111. and bright. nit .given
over to twelve black cats. Out ot
this room are two smaller ones,
inha,bited by rend= cats and Uttar
'tumor Iferes,--Vor temperature! is
slier and the mr, to any ordinary
rtal,_excessively beavy and op
pressivo.-.. But sot modemose Ie
0
tr..- Aft,. -
)but s„is
Panuco
of helots,
**berme* in gust,
tio of Copt..- A. PAS
0 7 Olt -
Bad: -Vas
liet Duff, who
wee' out in- ., ts in quest of
tarpon,.33 of the1tenion
Oatet
IJ baing supplied i ,
; 11 '
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et
icb watbeug
•
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9
rnent
XI:Ver*,Wi;'t
effort.•her e
t0711 inventod f�r• playthings
f this queer ahapod nlQnster._
or,oversl-mininco--0
eocitemenk which has over been, roe-
rienood iby fishermen in the,
*441°' they *Yet,eededin.--droggin
the- -niorister jisto comparatively
*hollow water and were congrottr.
'sting themselves, on the probable
captor. of the great fish when: tho
monster gave * mighty op that
threatened to ,engulf all the smolt
• boats, *dashed under .the lounch
almost captizing it, and *ucceeded
ch '
thus a
Inc pro at 10114
" tip
14/*
ht
'
the
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r
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,b0' •
lil
b I I
0
turn up-odowa;
rare
at' . on the h
v o
itinrod serge and • lign
ore, both gareediolflY PoPo
'ooze 1400 teats ..-to weor_ot
uslio voles
It *eons that Irish crocloot is tJc o
the popular lace of tho year;
The gored skirt with plaited sides
d panel front is conspicuous.
*tin cloth is occupying on
hon-
ored ono° among the, ha
wools.
ShepheriPs a"
popularo e you s.
radium, and the
t satins ore seen in charming
variety.
Military
novet
tLts and not
of at lie, it so bad.
rest -of the este, of-which-
oounted fok are ialetribnted ill VA
IOUS roonornear the big one. A
these rooms open out to a largi.
balcony, • overlooking ;the street, „
which is fitted with iron bar* like trom which al tt.eed view esh be got.
a cage. , neve are „air 7Igiud ef of all the prim:in:4i streets endope
1, 4
IV. Tho Itiosionoriei Witri the
Victory.—V.. 9-12. -"There *tad
oreiho-ratimorol-tim *poste. ,:sf
truth and tlot emisisory fotszbood.
like Moses and tho magicians he.
foto . Plutraoh,;"--.0ean Voughsto
Victory. ovor the opposition of the
Soroorer wos speointert-of all the
imionory view avetten
on olive, m countless numbers,
ill over the world. It was wen by
throo means, • .
V. Are You a Missionary? '14110
mimionery oat mime to every true
follower of Christ am
to Poul and Iloroolots. ' mity not
**minion us to' distant lands, and
it may,. It it the summons to sib.
ordinote our worldly -Lod temporal
pions tho groat work of savin
mon front sin awl leading them
the Christian lift. Mothers in
tho homes mer missioneriet
their .thitdren; those* children may
,missionsaies. to their •ischoo
mates, tho, father may be & miSsion-
ory-io tho °Moe, or tho roll now
como Carry `:the good news to
China or Africit.
EttiPEROR filENE!.11(
AB OF ABYSS
crown* glory.,
One o tho new colors Mori -
sotto thatips:matching the juice of
crushed wild cherry.
Plaint siMPle. effect* are coming
A to ho o ..„odmittar.thon,...the.golst--
-a-gritteTi of the hour. • ribbons are
ore-
von more prominent,.than the soft
satins and ,glace upon hots.
Pe.ssementerio_ drop; trimmings
are offered in alt the modish colons,:
av as in jet And metailia 0f*
oleveterz^ satin' a tether t u
• The coarse nets are liked especi-
ally well for'gowns which ore. .0 st
.silks.
buttons!
t.his_otoitio
Admialsteis Chastisement With a
Come to Chletkoir Officials, Who
Isplease Irbil..
robOhlo that Eniporor
Menelik, of Abyssinia _ li'alds the.
.hlier
keintiotal: "00°"tat ftrrelr 017:04014.1tlign: tlit: toTshetleear :Ii.,wlieel r4et is *liar)**
. .
and by sia, locar receives- the re* :binding the two bidet' of the :collar
morron oeh.,41--estrAY -011Pei • 01-1“- it is pinneil at the tbrOat* '
r*440.- ia°fib.ims '071:featiluthelersly. nionitro -b'ornes, of the new - * * aro
and rules his subject* with a firm trimmed with band* of different Tha.
hand. . whet* ene•of bis -chiefs or teriol-- ho 'ni ' coiled Ioraoclot
officials has displeased Winn, Mono-. trimmirt .. .
. ,
lik tominona,the -offender' to *. his Satin coe , _
. , . , o *Ve 1111,
presence; hilt. instead . of casting for the summer coats that re un.
fum ,iiittLatinte- llungeon-t4-pi" i or -t -hovecisright,T.-thin'tilk-7-
*way ond*-die, the energetic aid lini , .
man eateiraatera, prompt,' chastise- ,b owaneyrooli_ *ica,ldrueonpodts li:otrat ehtir
-wont with ,a, *tout cane.
liar do, the common people est. on white, or or.--whito-,on or,
. . , ,. .
cap
• bio-porents1-co. t See' may -be.
-Adis Alieba 'stands on a crest of, et irdles of wide, soft,•mesh -
hut od, dominate* tho. :entire , are%e radored in ribhousino aiid
city.- The Emperor has hod ss. 'fringed- with it. ' They come in all
tower of olisertatiou *pooiaily built, _the foshionablo colors. '
,tostyrottertiimtitor:t,in:ki:pipivraartisetitiofthioitrtsittho:peistilso.....00i.di. *PA*: os:nermtnaptite bleAlci.eppirrii,:ti.mber' 'of
that,ries li istrilmiriEtorginP4Ottstiinetahttkioter."Thili:ree the vattefo-,..„ *---Thes; -*tali- anhisdo.
4 full-grown lions in the. ground's of
Affi mechanic bird., like. 01414' were. allowed to *rimier *bout free
roles toys, wtric . • U moo and'unrestram s.muk, . . • 8 ter-
anical mice and * hundred toys Mid 1.01, of the foreivere and„,i5itors
vy.46#40,esowerheicsthhe,cialdtsten•snmdigkilittitent. generally. -
spend whole days when it s
Another imperial pet was on. tie-
iOne, ;#, ;wander *bout
ir-lood is hrotight tilt 'theM -. at the phapt that also city. It was this. animal that
staIra intervals ' - '. ' ' ...4 nearly throw. tho Frew*/ 'explorer„
THEY GET tREA,1), ASIt MILK, Buffet, ;Pk!. it..- St. .. .
,
, _..j., , ,_ He down sto hie e*en-
"Xer linu su-Ac.r1""41,:,.„1"- "),,sr."'” i g meal • when suddenly,. a dark
whzch peasethe P44'01,,,u'u,...eirg ' Itnnt-dirn fort*. blocked „the -door of the -cabin
ly . t.: Oir-FrAmis 40403t.,A.Oriermi,:' and in loss, tin* thin it tikes to
ay* fiSh, large 40431:1141;1" ' ..11" tell tiers. scrap Of Tood,,,, including
lw.thhiechliartt:r.'4 *1'14 *et/ '41'144 - in * dish of potato% 0.4 omelette
itDownstions and iti • the. ride an.a ehicken „hod vanished from
wines 0,0 various room* and ken. the table ,ondsmto the elePtiont's
ti,eis,„itif?ort,ferydrpte4101/1:117p.dstuderthrseurrIn: etlInt"inialt* irilleanf`to°4 sivitt"thtdlaC'',7ihtse!'lil'ettil'id6,
in Ism" weather 0ey take eurefio got stuck iiitd, it simplywalked off
itt
the huge eouttyard, but asmado. with the frail cabin resting on its
mole win not -allow them to leo shoulderslike a Strom hot: When
farther afield, tho" bigger on ..11** '13!altit 'Went irialiult to the Zrolmr-
Wars in fif health, AV% *int' of or the Iihttbi Viluglit4 till 'telt"
proper 01tardiate*.:. ..these grlogst' loot *64°4* ' ' Li; ' I-4. '0'1' ' 0 . i'lisLi #kk
bilasi°.tli:ettageszr.olintleathed"notorerdriettaiite '116 .."" "r1411"" 'Pie ' 'Ints4
lie 'Ilritislfiltiss on that was sent
dogs, including zoo,,hreedat 'out to thin under :Mr. (how Sir)
0 i
sleep. n much ~tom rooms. e Itenijoil noacv irld with ' the pre-
woman,
does nothing alto, but brush " 0°1114.thrl took to- hint,
suid 00tati them. • . ZeteattOlt .41410a8Z1)
"Seyeret time* i SU , .
timair. alit `she ought , , .
itr. nada Mentioned that
*Mall, 'farm o'ilt is the °ea intend04-'t0 171/1$ out', a set of
I
Rozt-
and trinsport theat Jibe". t gen. Rey* ,ezi eretue, but at tho lait
the tittle aid luti,.. who ja as -ow moinsnt the idea fell through.
sant as possible when sho sets ove,r • g‘t *t* very 14411.*** mod the Em -
her
ahriesa, *Iwo* ,shiikai her oeror, "for I portrularly with to
e - and says stiot „no*. din i...., ,;,,,..„, see tho invention.
kous she will* bontitty, " ''"1"' • )1r. Rodd 'went on tOploin IbM
'Azol'the OD cots and 604 1 ' tilbstia."1"*. wattb4hee*e*PerraLteoteli ***poop
*"
4144ediut"its. lams* prinittea for -NIA, feared he might be treatedas
la 41 71/ wftl'i wall tillt stutwer." Eto°"psdrlosrlinvfois tittollulatsekty .oirstimittiii 'ell' t
,, At a till* '10theat rtridgem
, wers. tutkotot ° itt Atbregnie
v An Iiiseien ..prosen
itt to kit lifeleity, togetker
,
,HOUSE FLO, OFANIMALS
WO*A.N KEiP8 EIGliTr iota&
Al vinare Aleksieff, of Odsa
keeps no lest than 50 di
d O cats bit her house.
'iof &tames has
**once to the iteji
are perpetua
lie* and 1
A g
rt .•i
3.0t, AS the modish- touch, threat -
COs to supersede in every kind of
apparel the glint of gold that has
had a full year** sway.
Pongee ribbon *bout six inches
wide, printed itt oriental designs
ond-colorsi is one of the useful
things brought in for dressmakers.
Man of the hands° • est gowns
At
are sti *
b*014 'though the front
down in somo cause to it* nor
place.
Among tho tortemhils ono finds
diagonal hemetpun bock in its old
Plakss, but ,brought .out bit oolors
richer than this :tough fabric ovor
before appeared.
Big, round Eton eaters will pre-
tobly- bold their csern alt through
tho epring. They may be -outdo of
-
plain linen or do:suited. with
squares. Of lace -set, in#
Gold, both in' lace and 00010,,
much O5e.41 1111 01 trimming for new
ruffs for isprirts, A warrow-strip of
gold it •effertive, u&ed at a hand
on a. white or hifick befrilled ruff,
1
4S1 A OS 0
' ati
T.;
vitt- who 44.•
oath go from tits
Duke t' n, Glasgow, was
recsptured thee Ana: on, what
wes to hzyg bean his *tilting day. -
Toy. Iippd out of bbs t
cell when
Ibe Warden's on- was at.
tracted clsswbere, isqueero4
through the bars at the end of the
corrklor, and dropped twenty feet
to he ground.Then he die*ted
•hinisaif of ,his prlaon, clothing, and
dad ogot untbretintholtipsiiions.undebroli oth4i4ingoloo, t
Ibeaxi. of * lorry•tht hod heint
delivering As aoou1* got out ha stortort,
titoess who sow hist
thout b. was -a )ifars4host 1121111.0
04,
0
a
sy tly the yolk* learit-
Toyi was to be married Vat.
t en goumg to the Osseo .11.pw
to kd hi/6#
*oitIso woo hisl.
th tido
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