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too comPromist
Lth , expleiAth
otiltt pot,t
o outlet*
*miler belie
other orpn,* when ros
wank flushing with
he livet;lif
3 Itibiltty, to the tome. "6
the danger 'held in e
tbey ow
tours., inLeai
en.
Oh**
tinn
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'004 Varr
$ to'the vat*
)pour14, 4 a
P .Tht
,
WO1t*Iiir *I
var. .
ak to him
.s deuelite
and the nuts sto
he room.
r otIer
coldly.be uid
To zay op:10in* 0 c
sked to n tertein papers eve
huugI he lined to say tobtat the
epos mutt, bring ditcredi
tos en. To lie -7** for
0 t 3 desperation, he wait
pt.d to mut soy that her
er had given him e money',
impost:Able no.-
to b. no o
•,
time, n''' fii
e e sto in I
41 u ext thoughts-. u
'J1a poke.
di n fo u. ,
evhsd gone toeryon
tt
tbere was thing,* Y We V"
of 011e*
0 his sick Unties, .41' uian
was vet/ in you to se
to spare me," *az 1 ittuietry„,
he truth of Dick** *orifice dime
upon her---44,very banal" Then,
wired"Come retied toinc
at on Mutters. '
• 0
eumuloaioittlte4;outitititt,fa_tior; kt
ti*
Attisger ifs mit'l *a in the
ather i *Oleo that -we k
to , Waite ell. exeept
aur davInittel and i,*
iweisy,.. *
that ue beyou on
of figure* 0 1
in pounds . ounces.
T. p that have moot ti do
wit ow& liies ate mit things
at * or they are negligible
'n
mon euuuh iii OAS country', but
rarely heard o . con.
oretutes
rbc*voiued by *"'•tanne
plentitut use of **ter; Cepsens whn
and frequeut draeght* so alter the
consistenee of .the content* of the
stimuli, that provost is facilitated
end "elutiOne obstructions are en
A
itely obviate •being to A
expensive,
'err 1,
.odicin-
rao1i to our inner eye
desxto us in tbe me*
1.** thus come to kno
alitfos,
opt o he havo goi
Jr* " her mot
0 went on
*go' when law *by, my' iv
met with an accident., rune
her 0*
!Teo, ,., She "-ir"
tried," Dick said gently, with the
idea. of helpin,g 'him out, as -the' old
man broke off exhaustedly..
‘'She—she did retailer pettiolly.
B110.--everybody--thinki' she died
After & long illness. she got,
better, 'though her 'brain was affect4
ed b the kick, ond she-shetook to
drnk.
"My poor wife#,--mpoor,
wife l" be tabbed, "It was that
brutatkiek; the !WA* 130V 1„
*gain. But what could X do' had
4he child to think o when *11
our effort*. to 'sie• ve her ailed,
-I put her 1133, * home,"
"You want me to go .o.
ook4fter herr asked Inc*, moved
almottloteare, man though ho was
"No; deed,now.go-
ing
home to her." X brought niy
up :to. Think
cf her as the:Angel she was while
she, so herself. I don't Want he
ever to know." .•
"She- *hell, notr
l‘Tell Me whet you wit
-"NO '
an b One4t4there
are s h letters to inc fro
e tters, thet.brok
azy heart u ich 1. ,could not
. .
urn. 414 guesside*th wa
,04011,
or cisc—
Now:toll -vitt burn them; for rear,
y- tl; flould ever see them*
'"Thet are in my 40okt-in .the,
lihrary; top:right-hend drawer,-
- divided in. two. In the front 'there
Iss my loose golud; in - - hawk
division You will find-them—a bun-
dle, tied up. . Pont lot hat' know.
Don't"le owr-
-0 gesped„ ran
doorto tbe and, oiled to gars and
the r who tame hurrying in.
m Ater the, old men died
in his • daughter's amt.
ne ow tv 1 *
for' dead s *
aced h* or the iie.
;say „ e," be anawere 1
goo
1 e a
,
• "Wa there anything in hislife
• 7Whit knowl
Any-
thingWas.aoheme,t of itl, bo
s YOU to 9010 :de* to destroy
thing . •
op set ek hist eires fixed on
: photogra
h 01* Bile's( mother*
and Leautiful," with ,21, both
in her arms.
'On your your o o " Ella rio-
mauded.
"On MYhonor11 be declarecl,
burning his boats---iying for poor
eld Jostendis
"That 'leaves. alternative,
then, but to 't
can't help,wbat you think,.
Elia: can only assure you. that
1 am not thief."
Yet once *gain :ey stooi3,1001c...
ing ateach other in *dente, Dick's
heart
tart pounding with * greet feet.
For her sake be haddonehis best-
11034--1lon-ley honor» to ego*.
her pain. "If her father had given
inc the key," ' he groanedinwerily
is ifoled never tteve-hamen
:ustoznary resort to drugs in t
.
Whethor we belong
e our441
W,k1'1$ .;<; 144
dhrine 1*
ould go on loting the divin
regardless o
I
A * D
iy be ighti
or, 0';
d.writ,itig* 1
vil . uld .„
!ott,'. ,,,t1:144:8 .. 0:4 ,
essentiai eleznent of their com-
iif.ion liable to Okitit waste; thew
uit renders 411 the assimil '
ore tompletei and,
u e it is neee*sary for
,
tod that the st
hich we were
whet happenettt
It perniittecj oz
11.
ick *lipped nuiet4 away
re were t041r* ill his
walked into the iihrery and
ched n the electric light, h
1 i *tory wrung his beart.
husband fotifed to,
'-t414o westnot her -
mined' thet his
ter, 1oth tor her own and hr
3101Ver
In that rnmeit thing of
his Jo ty",,
to Dick roster.
Ire grasped the knoli Of the
• ht.:Lend drawer of old Mr.
land's desk, and pulled.
It watt locked; and, with &
den *hock a despair, he rertli
that the. dying mot, had net
bit* Wiltri.0 the key Wee.
In a Ilatat ..tritscit
tioki042414 upon how
titally este a now !or i
After to.nielit the house w
Ireverishl he seetehed abo
brewing his osrch hap
***sure to be upstsi
tIc *lead mates dreesin.rtoblet.
1 uld set if be tried total* it.
'mcthing tad to he wine, Bt
to1r hi* own bunch of keys tram
and tried Ulete# 'but noste
*0 At; then he opened
hersepick " at the took of hie pe
shire; end 444 to 'work to pitk the
leek.
" At Lst t - 0
pei
'Ilistestere tiro *
fmat one 10 a little, heap of
perhaps thirty or forty imiverti
koPt titer* le, kir. Joslemi fax r
rest expenditure, booting this.
*et hunAle letters.**
hittli mid shpp
%Ile,' he old grits"will
make any dinette:co ust Do
with' me to release
he tame over,, -him, and took
his hand. love you;1)zck," she aniewer'
"on :nothing can inak� any
once. Whatever you
vat you 'Ave done, or bave
'tempted to do, X love you.1
Hc irinte4 to proost his innocence
now.,, but retrained, for it,Occurred
to him gut, "Zid he convince her
that hod not meant to steal; she
mutt naturally conclude that he,bed,
one to toe desk at 'her'fethertit re -
600 and this must be avoided, at
eli 00413. He how01.---his7heedi
therc'fore, to Fete,
For her *At* end her fathers
*ake, he determined orillue *orifice.
,firo long as she :loved hun, be tired
foF nothiflS eite, Yet :the sispielon
Cliz* to him fox 're_tt0- lzhut,..***:the
easieit and the .0613.letit way Ott
�f imPetse.
. imk you, he said 'poses..
1 • "Let WI i0fgetttonigbt
}fcnceforward, all my 4,ile *hall be
tryiting to be Worthy of
ou." •• -
Mother with an erriug
4114 she put- her errors *rout
neck :end kiteetl- bite.
wiiire will .both forget, clear,"
ssid tendsr1y,
It es bard -it wes'ertielly,ha
-thing c whott‘Asecotild hiiurs don
tt hese t
nuttered' '" And Shet-she is toi
zoble to remember. Shewill for
water. oU only IS tJus e in re
goid tobut it ap-
plies equa ef water
internally. Acepting their 'own;
testimony arthemoeiveo„ the lapse-
nnot find a niore potent *gent
lor hz1th than the free us* of
this wholeogie fluid. They ton -
tend hat, if it' he generously' a0.
intelligently employed, Water is a
infaliihte weapon ligainat ahem
Their athletes drink as Much *op*
gailon * de d the 'poorestof
r are scruu1ous1y eleen.
e
never becauie rfa
*ter. is it
leas cleansing agent, ahcl &
nidicin
i
what inakes e 'visit to ;span
tstr:-IleteOtis.toton
vee404„tathlnoi7.
inexperisivisnd
of their medic
--"Oiedinterioill„Y; .
Adel viten o
tezn,roiliest it eleansesand purifies
the blooditt0i4i'40013** than 0.417
r:othcr agent. Its ,externol use,* are
y confined to.1041- iqpiica-
tions of rieuskinds an
fleanoung properties whex;employ
-the doily bath.
-alike the. lop:mese' we expert.
an evereiofl. t ci,piipions.'
to of *otter., prc-
nt u tit,t Iinttei,74.310ka
is; undesirable .vid. frequentl3r
. , „
.ritAllOBT WITR MAX.
next
the
V
geine e use of VereXternS.,
ally, it Is here that the 44,Penese
reek ahead of all nations. The
bathe the entire body once or mere
over"' fitr. Their method of bath-
ing dftfetti materially from our own.
Tbe water of the beth i heated up
orm 110 deg, to It0 deg.
After washing the hods in
using soap or not, as may be n
sary, the bather enters' the iarge
hot b*th,* and sito quietist in the hrt
•water until be is 1419101ct parboiled.
A0a* boast as we may about our/
"cold stub," it is questionable
ether' the Japanese do not sur-
pass us in heodthy elettiiiinesto of
*1 Lt Wfta'c way
be -
good to keep indefineblerand
iibie tout theoreticelly clean
to AF0 doing
neither tirne nor strcngth to
otetual.ly clean or t
t vice of
Thio idea; boweeer„- is alto& .
erroneous„ and based "upon want of
knowledge. or leek of reason.
Water is Neturess special provi-
sion of quenching thirst; and -while
therere, eithmumittinieet Under
sty be 'prudent to delay the
drought, no *And aeon can be
urged against its liberat Whzt then, are the benefits this
intereiting people claim to derive
from the use of water #11
a me -di -
eine 1 Doctors in *lapse' es well
those of this country,. 'bawl?. 43.$00*..
*red that the human hotly is largely
composed of water. Its pretence to
t permanent, .for .eoesiderable
ontitieo ere,hoerlylest by mom
of the Jung*" the sulney*, and tho
skrn. To tom sate thio less aboiat
t* cf tbo111ni4. Ootild p.
ter th. ten tvry tyittutY.four.
amount isnut
oriatituent
*etures -
• eir nori
s1Teia.
oplr,(01\*
*kin, ,
ot water etfectuaily' opens the
if, while the application Of cold
es heir iettent .0's:intro-eon
or purposes of 'cleansing the
hot bath io prefetehle to
tald-one.._.$e_prontote faciIity
fnr bathing thesjepanest are
supplied with public baths
the cost of which ie but
AItA0407,0V OF A IS1s-
o 0 soul *
separatefroni
and inde-
peident of 1 *le body the o
thing to be saved,
absorbed in getting
Perticli iota. heaven"
that they *1-
Iowed the *hole %A life, *ewe] and
reel, to fell away in the ether direc-
tion. If the'soul was the only 'Wing
that Could he saved it Wit* waste
of thnc 1`00 spend effort' seeking to
redeem' anything else.
No wonder that men revolted
from the faith that Axed its hopea
Aspiration, gratitudet lore,
y„, reivOtain0e, *Ott CO IKsolo.!-
4:imperfection, the** are all
icts in our live!, You may show -
rtat they have no gsble bane;
o May m
zy disprove t this
n
net life. in w tons*
Th; attivities 0 * pirit 3
sin Alta( be teekon with in
affairs of Our liveo. ned
take amount of them et. least
Ile 40004313
o
theo
within,
dominatesif man, he *o
0 13
, i ' t . .
*
know. '
fly. tit " 1
beyond our 'critn, e
tAllien *stem it int*
gr*sp-41* three o
otretelitorheyo .. t
*kit. the reit not *Illy end
but, , eirl* in ito,panti, glop
elMiiis,thet ire.cheri,h0 ,
‘, 110,'IRY ' P
ter-elassiiii are of mune pro-
vided for in their private Alvteilings.
The itatiottuce of suCh
tborough and frequent . cleansing
cannot weli be overqutimated.
:This 'pity readily be realized if -we
fougine & person's body to be tem-
44etely „covered with some imper-
vious substance like gelatine. What
would happen in such & Nue, would
.b6 this: perspiration 'would be it.
rested.; reeretions which ' should
es -
ape by the Peres would collect in
he body and poison the individual.
is is univeroally admitted,. .isinee
Perielenti ihst_v.e„troml_that. this
hicbverinft en ersimars body inveri
t ably brings about its desalt.' Plain -
iin'Ir, them ii' henetecAt wjj01 ,
Ilatureit prevision of this . tete*.
spit, drainage; and if the excretion
. of deleterious matter by this ellen-
be the key into the
his chaniberi he tried:
'Fmg1ad It isn't much 1 hors
ie in my lile that 1 ten be proud
but 1 am NMI to thitat 44
sn'L weak ,Ough to VI
145 took the isttAtoty
hi
into the re, am
11 thPy were tiioroughF
' before Its we
ateria11y
Nor
'only requt
**hotline**
ttflosti
fluide lia
deprivaton of
adequate
titOt *iasuessnd *ds of
,
1st isn abno
pt*diaposi
OZSLAUG
Take a*
**
net is t Itatted# (Inmate). .wallotoonet
or later ensue.
An oftbandassertion that the
pores ot our skins vech ineetturine
*Outer of an inert in losoth, taskl
up to something like • twenty-eight:
rniles is. terteirtly startling state4
ment nevertheless, in s, human
body of average 'hulk thls'irould be
te slept 'of the tubing it- eve
tiny. 1i.sse! were pi&ced ,eud to en
re, the e1&t pro-
duced
ergo number of
Ar* blocked. Though
za�t setusily Wel* the result would
closely le that of plastering
tlittitt* paste.
ocksite of iiny
le niaber spellsblood
An not oi
the wboleof M e' pet.
Leecson VI. itotitilito
u
Text,. Atte italf40
Introdtiction. events' we are
to 'study are an illuatruion act.,
teal life of the perabla of thatotter
—the .good ground; the steny: and
't ornY, ground.- ..Th.ey "show whet
• onstarttly occurring .
st is urgo4 Upon nien, the sep
ration-uf the belittle- into &ceept
ers and telltteter What Piaui 'Me
'Antioch an. met every..!
bete-ixe,-*eit on --lb 33/1"
journeys, a tassioneries#
'preachers, phristian teacher*
have met the $1143$0 tXrieti$00e e'rer,
since.
I. Paul's:cippottunity.,-.Vs. 23.10,
,Whit • significant • choose show*
Paure prominenoo at 10040
,IXitherto' (see Acts- 134 ,..ete4r
bed been 4'llarnabse *ad EAuro
.110s, i* ""Paul iand Barnaltat
(itsi 41,,, 4e),. or Paul ‘04' his com-
p -any,,
Bliollititisit '144
riti arid 4 others. Paull'a
h,ad hsen,proved
t Cyprus. ifterWartbioin.
boned.
.lIJuatration. Wit** rro
est forth On hi* ecteend stirposilitiort
to Perst,,,the soyernoty Peitents,
1i ipit. *est the *reit cliteevert,
Alinapo es, hit *Sot i
btzt event*
we,*
Testimony.
of Paul's
Meet lie
of a,
*air
-doubt's** a.
*n address.'
Its subjed of the.
le the Promised Jim,.
nt
8tepbe hod bgu
hat wet imprint
111. 00,01Vilfg. '
4(.2,44,0 :What inipresszon d.
by :Paul's' sermon t "After eLt.
n 0)0,1)re:tither might: q
*flea' 4104 4110,iii$104.1q114W: But
i1.11 evident fri0 the reified text,
quite oettatintthist.4h*
aposties * not *tax for Suit. PAW*
we re:nexnber. as:Inifferin&irom.
an 3. y, the, 'omen must belie
.t effort, and 'they *Out
et' , the -Syne:gage* at.
,o 'evtn - at they ,.iteicis
pailing bu h the, crowd, the' -
contain, ' tuought thet these
Words -Mieht-he Preotted-to,- theft
--
0e ;text sebbatts. 11. ,
Itejecting :Truth. Vs.
4540. But Atitxoc seems; bed
.ground well as
.4prounst Paul,*
remitting, as he to psivle of
was to 00014
$$Vrtit from life unto life," but
'others I's, *41/01, ft001.414104 **tit
ettlx»". "
Whit Wei the cause of the his-
tility
that *Q*L ag*int Pault
Eniry{jealousy), wn„the Jews saw
the nualtitudes Olf woo*. 00
41,01044 r* were llitAtiV (1) ”.
osuse eth.rs and strangers did
do"theesselves;
differittil from
Lolly his •
hot**
tilted
lves
(4
,
VSKtt 1
1$ 41wldcb hot 10
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