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The usuaI etkod of pmyii 0
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Iton in it, in view of tbe fatt
beforeheM
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Men
44t0 n
f4. :ustUl is Dot
nlotorfittii:gifts..
i
gift. It ' ttii4
re
11 .'11,1VW '
*r pzOMnts,' symbolstbe
✓ rat
ily ; yu msy kuow when they
gun zrtc1. when„completed. But
it You aro devel6pin idesia *ad
king 440)04r itrn likoly •t�
eppen thst the ilnest, fairest
rowth will take pta1ce when you
re • ng nothinc*bout its pro.
Il&U b -
t the A"54
child in the home bi
f0,.,not by f se
0 rAothi daily- in wine it
• veracity,but by the ateac
00i044 atqUisittoll Or the babit
d, ot truth telling, until the truth be-
omes the only normal aim So
hwould it be with the acquisitiono
an *fteetionate ichavezter. It coulcl
not possibly come with obsenation,
nor by direct .endeavor toward it.
0 Ogatir,S RELIGXON
in e 5oul of mannot by e
e. dining room xith
usie. The tram is sis
room* fol
typewriting,
and tires
areller
for busine8s or sTlu
ociety.
o ass*, Atio* 01
towers, whicb.
etrmined 14)04 by th
iti ." I „. eo
miiiion of natives
rtciptionin the 1j
¶L'be new government ii not dem4:),i
tri
dia
There. mut be the trong •control
o tbe oun1 an
WOUbZ be
intert
us itha
ton. based
riotsbut
vinig-Wen
o • mined**
a
interes
on the provinejaj
e
ors- 404 the degroe of
and 1 develop -
eon takon int ac
the 1;i4 Ito
ree'lit
s segge
elty in Ifindastane wherc nearly
.diflerent languages i.tr rs;
,
*hero, thet.c., !lit., many distinct r s
t score or wore and where
is al grat. i
verity n relig
ad r e ' with
n the auto/.
k unon
orite rezrran
Solo.
eeausc My elt° decp
0 'Action- •
grievel' *thin;
ixd dreadfuL is t1
Whieh
.telh ol al
othe was elle,
stied thedemptiou
sing in thy stead.
ng tow
4- length ve, U0.alhiwing ti
wught* and fee
tend upward.
omes good not by the attempt to
good* but by *limy* yielding to t
temptation to do good, by thro
ing the life Int0 the StV0441 of t
good, by service for the, good*
he true and worthy
bar/toter grows hen
are leant conscious of it. Health
ninttez not of physie
but of normal activity* whether it
healthbe of body or of mind and
spirit. A Ube' religion turns from
tbe f; phrases about feeling goOd.
consider wbat opportunities
abippoletb.-
sinan rited0 JO aUow the
constitutodauthoritiea to gi'
an noncom. ven. though
4144y in number
MIGHTY
He can be sure that if there he an
advantage, an. enriching or growtl
from religion* it will be found no
by such Mow tricks and device
but butugh oltueot, seeking afte
Ther is a tremendous
nu
aunrccognzzed rehgion
Mn are doingth dee
ing the lite of 'real On
well be unwilling
formal Izhels W.
an"iwer to the hes
stively, whenev
ood of others, he is;
the.01timate good;
• the
obler
Ihe
dation* t
the Utern.
ith G
oin of heaven.
wsbip1..wfth t
mbracfn 107e.
lingof corded0 gonuine (011
S o has a cert&fn
at makes her toilet
ardlezi She- *ran- Iler-iteir '
ing style and *
coiffure with the lateit. efl
f long pns
u 0
4 often
o world.
and
any of
eve. te way
Beale velem WIll
Jk, Grateful.
The opening or tondo
no tip” hotel in the Strand miirka
an epoch in the struggle to do
way with the 3ytern of gratuitie
tO employes which has ohteine
such a tight grip all over the civil -
tilted -world. The mane ement of
tte way 01 tier owfl
11, and her individu-,
further in the kind
!bie1 he hetet* it.
furnishings sibow
co&ta aie iinportant
al
malt diamond o
4040 buckle,:fluorisbes
fore. The eloudytittle o ou ;*
kedclosely under,thc chin with
its crisp ends **tending far out on
the ales- Now And then one sees
ic Moline Chou in another form*
bling more a rette, an
orn at the side of the throat.
• NU" viir-r,
iless!suffering
LopPression and
it- i life fight* on
at one walks
Iongz to the king.
worslnpped better
tsPPetig.0Y5 an
peri
's the 004Thto
ho stoopsto
iined tate hae
an f he had
se s&cred sup -
share
Sae iri thee u
Safe on Ele gettic
His love encircled
Sweet3y thy soul shall reat.
I
My sin In crirn*on reinezs
Bnowefore appears;
And , repeated failures
}Iavef*lledMe eyes with te
For he great Eedeemer
Bath full storiomen
lie died that Ire might save ti
On Him thy sins were
i0X1
r*ner
eran' with Witi
I
flz*
by the laritish zn .
auncil is afl •
nt tbe 'difficulty of k
anItonapiiimhing the
efls ng the . waving Iadis
einpli*sited.
,
great tlitii.uity wilt tie'to
ore co--orieretion ,:of Mohammedan
andt miy require; long.,
exPerienee, to -settle whether this is
*II I*i*ib1e-But Itte-tiew-piert s el
ford* the opportimityvfor lust Mitt
rt or experimentation which must
ecede 44 future 4Indis` for the
are telling. It is *step irt idvanee'
**notable one, hotly is la
el :step, neverthelest, The on.
itzon-"s, ire; perplexing with !which
itish 4se to deal.
and Lord Mint* have show
ht obit. . It is or the n
'save* now to show w
itted for this *nd-per
teething halter in the
government.
r*Atit IMO MAUS *
,0tAtiost, Schartfor't.
Roost
1 oats*.
,
a on Hi gen
ova endrcled
weet1y thy soulrest.
ims of Josue'
his morn* felli;
*clone keeping
comtnit my al1.
t.
n the,anns of lesu
e will thy burden bear:
old and its temptations
nerer Law thee there.
to
on His - read
ere y
lweetly thy so
On HiM akinependin
Ificnam
trntil the,morning
Itpet the golden. slity.e.
Thrtb of
1.12.*
Matt.
Verse 1. Bethlebein of jUdat*
miles south
o Jerusalem. called Ephra-
thti(Mic.
,
wbite town on z spur running u
east from the watershed." Th0
siiptiosed site of the nativity' is
marked by whist is probably
oldest thurch in the world, the pil
Ars-Toeing those of the *violent 13
ice. elected by the mother -of Con.
stentinte the Great, about A. XX
0. Bencath is the Cave of the
Nativity. This 1* hown in rocks
eet. An in -
Jesus
of 1
Rock-eut czves for eattle
Ifebron
Harod the king
Idumetus,' but the faPther of tnis
Iferod (the Greet) had e
the ish religion; and by Julius
*4 been nutde. prourator
of \ B.\� 47. 1{enee
XLerod the Great was broil
Jew. He was made king ot Judaes
instigationat the of Antony in
C. O. began his rule wit great
rigor 0,4 .crueity,..*04 to -the. eri
Was geful and unplaeable,His
• st for blood led ,to the mut-
der of his. witet *04 two sons. itis
chief distinction *a* the building.
ot the --inPle;')U-Alird--10.----11.-
was now an old m.n in Itis dotage.
Ile had gaind hi8throne,
through the favor I-Rorne,and had
kept it by bloody cruelty „Front
tlie beginning of his reign had
btirstzeFbyat *dirri-4 of n
„,
deposed, and only shortly beto
thisot for hi's ovorturow grw
.ut of * prediction that the
to clrive bim from the
thzone. Berod had put down
quate wag
isitor to,
hands.It wi
ther the
.orthy- of
tels It
uecczs
, he
ike the bur(kn 'Off its
..teresting:,to se
periMenti til
'mutation by other
• been trietl;before
*5 never been pernia
ars go the internati
Congress otelkeeperi.,
tidy approved are'oIution
•"terrnan.
r.delegatet that Qrl permission SI the
guest o per cont. should be added
to the, hill„ and the amount
.employes.
plied to mo'. London hotel:
t ,,namiing compared
with the tips :01 hltr, guests. •
TIPS Oi BBB.'
Upon an .Atlaztie liner t
. t42,10 -ti
-vet y •journey..' ,is
made up as foliows:
d
Tsble
people knew what was likely
happen witen Herod Was seized with
'fit of jealonsy. Already he) had
id -blood -in hia own home o
oiint of his suopielonte •and
gun his reign by "killing .off the
tire Sanhedrin whose members
re hostile' to 'him. His malig-
riancy would know no bounds when
he heard of * new king of.,,the Jews
her., ogtthorner..ing
and ocrile*-Herod priests
n
u ed this august body, but in s
way pleasingto tintthey
6 ehief theologians of the
nation, and the recognized
it on such 10101410u* t to where
the Christ should be born".
The hrist---The word hots,* tvo.
kld esintor. First, Jesus im Xing.
sit0itited. 8000ndlY1 He is :tilt
tin.gersoo otbn rough vtilhormon0
, 4400;$ Okoind;
God'* promises are
1 (Denney* in J•esus and the
ospel).
5. Th6 prophet -Micah.
6. hleliem w** --the birthplace
itt the sheet
herd to the peasant inked
days; and a* such .:erskil ',dear
the
coming :Messiah with the life
of the lowly. Their governor was
To
Chorue.
atm. of JO*
His gentle breast
by Rh love eneircled
thy soot shall testi
veian, angela*
• Boots l*
That is
t Pzssenger*occupying expensive
tuitea often give fire e* as
• TIPPINGLr PARIS.
one is appzlled b
rumber of hotel ',employes wh
tip . A traveller Who rece
made * etas, in the Ften
tal wrotol, fese'cr the
een . ,
person* evineedan eager in
ereSt itt my departure tht4 uther
They were
mmissionajre who ihowcd in't;
ny m;
if- -waiter
ram t
"Redroom zssstant
o 810 my morning
4.1 luggage portatai
"Two liftmen;
"Bedroom 'boots;
*ciiitnbarmaid;.
• essen4ex1- 'boy; „
wspaper boy.;
\"rorter who csile
otter who opened it door;
supreme ites4 waiter who
rought inc roy
:itli•PtPh-Poitth tftof my
itt'irtlal4.4,Nte 011;AM
11 notdrious that in -certain.
fes and restatkrotts' the
wnera in, money not • only
viandsbeir and 61610 -
aiters'Wert the woo or-
ig aitsblishruents. in the Rui
oysle, or the Grande flouIteeskr41
keep all they receive itt tipstfte
ouldbe the best • *ad' working.
en in Paris* but rooky -of, them
St4h4 44 tO or (mat° francs
day 4 to $10) 'to keep 'their
• A kitslisticisni 'who*eat-
s noky be taken to be ai
rutworthy as statisties
too that the *oast gircis
sy ir itt tips in Fratwe
to ttes2y $44,000i0041, over
bestowed in Paris
"
(J�ANCE FOR A szno'be..
* *it Is said and =tionstv:
of the abotitIon of tips is
Sometirrui litUe plaitcd
illsof the sanlemaline flzishe th
ower edges. c
pecially
leevee or
Long jabots withside frilis
hhing on or both sides
tremely. mart. They are wo
Sial, the flu: coat or tailo
with charming e
ones are
red bsta
Big wirel
roc
the
t b t many
nost effective iebot:4411:31edtthe :etrilnt50:1:0‘chrwovez:
ecessa
at is
ong
tyle;
het 1 found *mon
Ort!, .and are deci
adjuncts to
tailored walat th
jibbed -a t.
The.. new _ .hi
*ste-or-bl to
tailor-mades are entidngly.
Plannecl for 4 costume of hunt
green serge is 000 of eresm-co
ed 4 witit three plaits
each side *gall*
tddng the
sterge The idea ofits:riat.i -1;4; nde*
ing the edf the fr
!
i the."0"4 ).
ane and' genia4 "rksblY effective. An-
otheri
.oriental silk 'blouse -mu d
eJ fortheazme' - Woo .70 ivory
colorcolor with
ots pf
, 0 , ,Jithice: gougneck was e' ut FortolSy '
.
0
1' z guimpe of rose-
coloredsmall
* eat)
, .
dots el:6barlesreaat irregular die
pTile tap o ,.. col-
lar. .
lower Varts, of the gem*
sJeevev Were finihlted with strand*
of curious heads of milky .pink hu
Thc.touch ***novel and mate, sult-
ed the
oriental egeet of the blouse.
i inee;:or ehiffsatiOr. net are thii ,
mOSt consplcuous, possibly, of sop -
detail of'S'eSOPtt .,f4Sh104S« Not •
,only are materials themeelves toned
down by 10tluative . overdraping*,.
bn't- garniture* arr! 1110r6 often these
, net relieved from the first ,ints0elon .
w.oriitittchowettib40:ziiitikii:t:bysitIet:reil,ir ugr::: . .,.1
1
r net. ..„,LOng evening wrap* are
style. Neck scarfs of At kinds* in
long plain simpes fithus, rapes
*ith stole , and long, full toes
ft- satin lthrouded
owe -m
edged -with mem-
Don or '
Perltkkplhe, wisp.. of fur AS
thought''' 'of it**
the ttlg '
hat tend tob*.ePlisthietteri1660 '
ottarim, thrts,teetb from
-•-'-iitUditlidlor---: '
or --
he to
pugsr is now
Germany frors old rags.
re treated with sulphstri
rOtrirsirted into dextrine.
treated with a _milk of lime, and it
then subjected to a new Nal of
ulplruzie *old. wb�ls eourskrts it
rntn glecope. The moos .04stahrost
hv this process le Ueda with that
f coussercs, Ise seat ill
sy for on; 30.04