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WAY
Lon in tho piou igeelahete-1
gunday 0 Wog .eiraalzion it. for
o week 00 that he- may, conscieflee
free, :go on his Iselfigh way.
Modern religion will not hft. up
ot1y and magnificent 44 Are the
ern marriages...Of the -Wealthy
nobIe for greatness they fall
.,Shor,t 0r One whieh sicourre
, yeartt age.. At this Ogati,
ertion3c110,202-.' people were
When .Alexander the
at conquercd :KAT Darius, he
eeponise 'the 4efeoted
h'n-daughter, At the same
ie dcreecl that one. hnndred
Iii-eV.000.00....09241figtittl•
hundrodrWeiroeti from noble Persum
iliotenlhousandof his
Greek exii'milet take as moor
vaticwoinan as their wives.. The
ereMonyi, wbic.h. took place in, a
go.,pavihon, was *04 simple.
teXander-gave. his. hand to the
princess and : kissedher, and all
0 ather bridegrooms'd"4.. the same
•. A,
actua we cnng foiioweciaye
tival, which his never aince heOn
cellad,,In Kr/odour
and magthfL-
cence. "
A good ;plodder is better than
eheap genum —
So marlY People speak twice be -
ore they think. -
The error of a moment may be the
orro*--ota-lifeame-- -
We cannot plI have good fortune,
. but we can all deserve it.
ou
. the I.aik of it is a znapor vice.
We live and learn until we are
'forty ;then welive and unlearn.
One way to stop a man speaking
t you ictolenthimomething
Atty. sort of advice it good, as long
as ydti 0 'tt ottemptto follow it:,
painter rs' widileorto b
he, must be: truei tO his colors.
philosopby practice, Once wbcn
.i..**144"regar-
rf al ;Con me,
all irnportant thing was
tn ,
reserve that ackagc Unorolto11,.
', we sce religion as the4.'sciel'of
humanity sceking1 e eternaily goo -
that starch_fortet,ue boyoncl,..414
truths, ArackS,Mixide ittn.„ yes..
wo road, ferces'-Ust0,.dropthe
merits past, Tthepackates
, „ , „.
et ancient philosophies and prcss. in
to to -day's truth.
Ever,4trie -search fo
ra!inds self-expression. if our vita-
' 0.0.asAltato
newearth, we,
IF WE ARE,,
11fzct
at fore
,
ay
to sbopgirls a W ._ _ t,
-bern to vice and to Toon lvF4 *
nce-iftprbhihits t cir rising eve
—
I. aniltition ocoutei
h he;
w it Luzck in terror
contaet 'with Thc big.
est bug in tho world. it bat4
eped a hard as iron and its man
dibles \were Os long Alt roy finger
could boor; bttrrowing tbroug
•r'
b audeau rnak
•t's attMent that I,
9 difficulty i,. keelain
ear round „with th
reakers. The tran
fieient one.
„
the imPor
e Weitictise•
,Open the
*t:1* of ice -
;the h
0
feet of water 001
-auelianehorwithi
-
st.
of Fort Prin of Wale
eans
that a man will press' his ro ig
ion ..,throgh his thorough SOLI'
morality
We greatly' need to moralii
stand_for
working out of right and 'right' re-
lotions.- in '•ever - detail of. 1ife for
tezvhing us to 1W& ogcthi, for
. bringing utrall,toiSopiol service, and
social ' efileieney.
r truth: de- Not less do, we d -to" p)r),
lize• our MWolity. Ste -need that
eeauso- they,
'elr' to have that Ilevr heaven and
new earth: at once, right hero. No
man poisesses • any ideal he does
not -wok TO' express. and .realize.
No man has any religion he does
'not .use.
Vattio41344144t4104`
comes atonceA much broader mat-
ter than doing thing at a. church,
-passing - the -plate . ing in
to.horr ; means bringing t� prevail
human relatienti, •• in 'moiety,
ever ideal, hope
hetisif.--i3+60115
cans helping Merl to the .per
;oas We may dream. of their delty
Possessing; causing our dull -earth
to bloom with the- glory. of. Jong
ago 'Eden and nuilting ,the Streets
of our city to Hug With the songs
14ren and shine--...wjt*
have been to d it Davi, not b0043140
faihi011 kosetib05 tertain,forini of
conduct, not because: aneient .laws
mark out the paths of mortal ree,ti-
tudet but because high ideals Pola
out these Paths With ,,their
Shilling, 'because .one seeks goodness
for the good .of
Morality with thespiritna ideal
se• 1, t
in the great hattao,
if but t e �auc' he .1oVes May vi
..-.6e-passion-thatmaltes-u4
our individual 'rghts. and likes for
tbo.riight, the eternal right of. all
this t ',What morality means, wheal
devotion to an.-
en%nioralitY bectunes 'Amply the
pression of religion, religion
simplythe inspiration -of Morality;
both are seeking truthin life, the
trio lifejor all mankind.
JiENRY.F; -COPE.
scion-41L--L-Saulles-- David. Golden Tex
herri with terror,fthey
fits of laughter.
"Ali, • monsieur -very fear; ho
Iraid of razor -grinder."
7 -01V114 -es that
,-":PertrOns tow' 'razor-grfridera,',"
"Ali, not but be make noiser-like
be make to grind. Bark zot noisol"
Through the forest sounded
.harpr-whizzing,4',, h
madq by.the peterbulating, rag
vkrnfe--grioder,"'
e beetle is provided with _tvt
Ion 'mandibles above his mouth.
With these, ' with A tkunib and
finger, he 'seizes hold of •a srnalI
touch of a tree, and with his wings
ettrhirliiiituself around, slowly at
Orst, but increasing so rapidly that
it produces a continuous whir.
• thisuntil the litrib v
gest:specimen of this :beet.
And_ti quarter „in&,
ch ties are named Ifer.
Si and they bear their tide mo
esti", for they,dei.not *presume ',upon
they_ size and strength to. annoy
"tlierWsect+4te„m"bliw
.Tliey aro Strict.: ..vegetarlanoi24)i
lead :ft happy,',404- itloo00.100. on
the treetops .Or on 'the ground.
STRANGE INDIA P.',
Superstitious' Nati. 3, Think 'There
:Is a Ged:Reneatliihei,Tree.
e it •that -11, Plant it 1/05Seggeti 0
0. Saul eyed David—An exprezi.:-"'" spirit? Thiraset "
tsiiovno ,ctrrom4..ilanecibriotw Iwit,0444.1 _itrtancsolost: 'dttiuvtitsittortketrh:coon mitheleesendtisrtx dit 0/1:101
veys the thought of SU ti,PiCtOn and of t* E. /3.1 "11514808-11"rb
ing A tr$33 rinerlinto a weird, andat
'.An eviltrEven -41 the- Daily tit*s.
;tune of Christ any mental obses. aintime_a_touckinttse
;ere -attributed' illthes-facuttivitlai48',of b juil4f6:0-urs;d1t0°rtintaigni:lbe.ftr:c4tate paini,
ira,
111 and -certalo--P eval d.cs veligurbwohouttiveaty.live fee s
theday
Ve.yheiiPP-,ilift8Ttiletwovehl"ita.otiO"Ind-1. '1 e tr'lvith-the-4:leciin"f -the.
tt
0 oes 't take care b Verse' .6. 'When' 314.*l_retn.r00.4.7.i.,..allot...4them--)tnbieet_to-410Aii,J3,-
1i1-ISaCVUL1IITZLI i, mmandi--lini'etntrolred-eiretythingisupvirnatitiW
c needs- SOW* 044 who can. the Interest of thef vfrilter eenters e idorni distinctions which are
ive her an unlimited 'dress allow- _eather.„in_thwirL_AILthe-remairt. for -wanted -in our day we
id.44-look-afto-her nmerfectly thinAlit of a
'Di .. •
- ULU Stn1=117110.
0
&this e e
'111 be o u -,trouble to tiki
sro of her -h
atria es wi t resultths,
large t of -them e wasted.
,
40 0 :ilir _. alo - 0 -_,____8010 PP!. 0
bonds7-ttr the glw, A0-,-,4o--ugle
that Its huge mass of leaves touches
therground impercePtib
bir-Oews spread like -w; xi&
44"tligliall
thy and andliarity• with *Dalad, even 8Satantikes, . *Nett from'16:tiVo"'6"lial".°12111den:3''1tY4
.14143 litrt.thilig
' The women eame out—All -Goci. and report to, bim.''" . .
et.i--elerSciaY:te.. ,i,tete Seene.
. i gintrniA rophesieda i. itnotok:hoitahattli,
arrny. T ft his -been * cuetornarY"An ecstatic ' +condition dile, to s•earth on' which itVerr, 1 ' '
4 'tartlet/10ra* for victOious p ila
„natural "in enCe eor " ' 1004 00r IS it cracked, by the, dad
:loops,' zn ill tOin341,081 .and 111 'all -(Cto,tbrixio Bible),...in the one i404 ni litlyCO111iiig down iMd*rais,
i
imes.'..it had aair added relif0011* riligioui, :midi would. result , thepalm: - .-,. ft'''earm-lirt ita... , 0 Eireefintregt e'Srf5r4
f-- litrer iiiiiiiig inviiiiic:ii, here:-.' -
sritelites. Da.vid prive4_13.twi &in. ii.„ t e writer it' excluded,ire offerir,
Singing -and -dancing---: r• pizist-., ' thkAggIn."7-•.#44chft.i7ihi
came be is- PrefessienaVetate of t.: Siiiiireast- hit spear In iii*,
. , .. :tili$i0,41, a god onderneath.the--.treek
omen,,att#414,-tho..4.owit,WIIO, WCO. A.7. it4ltaePbeetf-'t.ho,iiglifth' , ,..•,_ ,
eretaloicd 0t1 -14004 ,otti-41:00 tint meant n
'bradished . bit ' Spear WO "LEOPOLIYS „ PLOCIC.•
ve • vent to tthe N1ProPrisk‘ CVO* and. that it is one ,of two inStaneei , „..
tions --sorrow or 303ti• as the, 04" 61, SOPS 'threatening to do whist Leopold IL,. tint( Of the Ilelgia ,,
loot. be.: ' This, however, woe a be is 'reeoidesi.,:is actoany. 40100 in its: one of dui: oldest European goy.
s ntantotts Outburst . of genuin 1. saw.; it 0, il.„ . . aioes,.:41.bsteMieusnestr in eating
gladness and expressed:itself in th
common forms. of singing comise Avoi5113(1—The older sense of' 'this and gditittinittllq#044 an exercise,
are
U16
7ariiriiiiiii-"da7a8kilein "7:- . "eboiitstoioitt:!0*,*etLot .tt:in sho:'0014' good, health. 'Italivi-ii mere sitti
leader in. the 'ainee WAS bl ' 0 ,ii114, '40 'the. majority of hit richer'
ocestion by the Othert,* who 'bjecttii, , The Rings Whose hobbjtt
tated her movement* And tempo 43. ltemoved hirtifrom, hi 'motoring and ,gettlening* Linot
ec'' in -the choruses which intro tun . bold' tost involved coot** lacking in .pluckt.. 45 the 100044411
,oi, yo the giko. of MiflatO ' Exod. cess •to iau1's . /*Viol) whosO 'fear incident shows. , #0 was -out in too
tvertei jedintnt,evenAhou
6 01.. eller Oitii
-44 oitoti:‹411-A--0.710614:14 rtlitkr.0.401:104-40-14Cok -Al, -
i a . 0 some ,forty milts Ali. hour, when
captain Over ' 4 YttiOntiVendr Una Aidfinni4, On . rounding4 Corner, the
Might be kept 'at a, ten* dzztancc
Wentout before t ' ' 1..' motorist; perceived a vomit
''. the '•kin '.
people ---A a ch
phrase ,indicating public
service, •Opecially -leadership in
arms. , It . seems to 'Suggest frank.
nets in the diseharge, Of . public
,41•
onrine used for &c np*ni-,1.66. , .
4, Behave' '
Juatan
un tho kit to
ii351114 TX itiel*
14' 114 ,TO% STO*Iiik0
„ • .
01.101tit 1141*4141115,, C it•tpit
St/WO* COMPL4114114.
•
1440 AU* ritIttS$ .0$
--ahe tO
of ,'‘;TeflOva
brought '
'e,
cb Etatio40:he
6nlined to women.
kingSaul--Ostensibly,
or
Ind 0f, bott itrinyt
�iii3tini -i
to and
mai
IWt dribgett,
Wilt
Ithor.
Thibitudeau goes 00 to: 84.Y.
thatavesscl.. drawing twenty4our
feet of Water can come within `. TOO ,
yard.south of Battery Beicen.
Theic is 'also loo-d-ancltor4C,igoiali
of the point alluded to 160 yarcls
soith4lit"BWOrfl5e1001-WI-01
fcet 1»length by SOO feet In width
o vessels drawing twenty-four feet
,
Isater. OppOsitei 1) OAP 011 -
for a fliitine0 .0 503 eqV across
the arbor there-, ' initnum-depth
four e
AN • ,V":44 burchillTt)TprToli%TtlyTt*laa
cst e. west Of the Great La.,es.
It '6314Aint;10$8:the then' neWly4orga
izcd Ifurlsorea :Bay '001nlianY found-
ed. a poet at this magnifielent,
Wita '1.404C
,
Lho harbor is Fort Prince Of
asubtttantial old fortress, which Icil45
oramencedingul-Unt-to, m
d until thirteen years later. t
no toy fortress, either. Tho
longth of each:side is312 feet, three
fhe':••--;s14es,--14,ng-Lof--dreosed:'
intension steije'"-iiirBil
walls are 34 feet thick, 'and 16 feet
f4gh.- In the stormy daps of the
eighteenth century it was mounted,
with a, battery offorty 041111011. Dur-
ing the exciting daye of the final
cohflics.
, he
Englialx the fort was captured and
artially‘dettroyed.r.b,y_the .French
•-t•La-Pereuse.,10418.2....'
Churchill consists of two peninsit-
les,one on the west being about ten•
miles by three miles wide it side, soritbemendi.and.itri the.,essfi.tage.,
about five miles brtwo miles wide
t the southern end. -I:he:rester:a
peninsula
two ridges, tam fro
ow:cxtend-
ing a% Miles southerly from Fgrt.
1,40:007.9II-Wiles,t2and-the-soUtherlr
one comininarig 2 Oteli
a es an
o ridges consist f athiel
*te)-sandstone....of., reen:grey
ell adapted to' u ding pur.
or one "a es ls
iis stone, and its diaability,
e led by -the:fact-that
built-'
"On the . southerly end • of the
rtherIy ridge there 14'4 deposit of
Island; this s ne
ash) 'end is welisdot.
in mg pur.
rea,of about ten_acresji,
ed
;WATER SUPPLY.
",About 'three Miles southerly 0
atery•Sesteon, and two.tiords of a
oak, fieni. the fiver,' are. three .or
four fresh Water lakes -at -an
The bottom* of Otte lakes , consist
of Imes n cover an area of
511141,11 , is
indan in 43/irk.'
'At Churchill-.potatoes,tnnis of
ylgotahlos havbeenhuq
cesuuly raised at the .Bay
fort, For Man)/ '3,V4X$ cattle on,
boner; have been successfully kept V.
and .bred at tbe- Hudson Bay post.
i•ol;* sy ' rs,al rf
' , ubls- irgia,*%4Itscho'.
, awl t £a oIy1.'
t-eonts-rboior3bofor16,ti'
.....n1 1 t
tby 1740 Doan Kidzi&y P111 Cc
o,Ont.
,
re eon ot tof the rivw
abov•ottli.eolhatrybyttry !iin" iatesik.nolya
tanco $19-bearLot-iluitcrial.thore
n area of 94)000 aerii upon which
good hay: y bo eut, ;which ha
been pronmced byProfrsor Ma
COUfl 58 oroin,g,4dexcou kt
d14n
gooseberries • are Iouxid in grcat
quantities,. and are the equal, if not
the Superior, ,in flavor, of garden
produce Barrels of black currants
can be piEkeill'around t _Prince
of Wales; cranberries cxistin great
.inuidrmcecverywhcr;
ries which are' indigenous to . tlzo
clirnat-e abound."
About one-third of tho country
higher . 1aicI8• aro covered ' with
Sprn 'co and tarnarac,, suitable only,
for fuel and pulpwood. No minerals
were seen. byThibaudean, but Mc-
Laggan, in the district he explored,
reports g1d, silver, iron and line
stone. Water power is to be found
in abundance on all the rivers and
Thurchill, only, about seventy mile
rot the fort,
t of'ihe,-Px
„
sodox
em appears' inhign
ficant. It takes the forznof a; sine
. tikes a prominent place, but its
PareelliWir
tbat '�f the ftuis-
sian Order of St. Andrew.; The
.f1Ciog'S • badge of the latter order go
exquieitely enainelled, in the cen-
tre beizig the -figtire'of St. Andre*.
The rest of the hadte; which is at
fair *size,: pi. set' with large ilia.
hile- a-- donblehea*ed-. eagle sur.
mounts all.
n on,.
that of clitat, lias 'for iti4 badge es.
long, cross enamelled in r ' • our -
charged with a white tress, and
surrounded by fine pearls,. making
a ,very graceful ornament. The
Black' Eagle of Prussia, a-niost
elusive order, is, so far as the first
class is concerned, reserved almost
entirely- for those of Royal ••bir
the lez'ding order of
' "ar js a VCryVfltjCLbUt
in point of,age, ltk gives p aeei to the
Marionen Cross, which le one of
oldestreligious orders. •'
e very- - interesting order is
of, „the_ sana mu,p34_,
ABOUT ETAGItOYAL 4vvva
VALUABLE AN1) TtNuE.
-Mos portant of All, WhieliNum
ber Nearly One 'Hundred, •
On Xing Edward is in State
attire, as for a drawing -room or a
levee, •' his breast glitters under its
• urderrof--":orders,"-teank.ot'Whieh
aro simply maeses of precious
stones. The total value '151_a_141 th
decorations-lieloirging toJii As.o4es-
Jourtado,no.t own,_but
am 014 int-WEIr "tbi n
!Jhebadges 'of- the -various-ordcrs
• SI net-exeetited--in-en
was the head of an order, Ins bade
4040
ad-- to •-•-loss-73
'ere
poets and others WIld own valuable
jewelled *'order
th
ortant,'ot icing
• war • 4-0 ere, which ritiniber in
alt. nearly One,,' hundred, is, of,
course, that, of the. aarter.. The
badges of tiller order .tre;
,n... e go o
*exited- in enarnel, and represen
e large yellow -flower, set anion
gseou leaves, and surrounded by
our smiiller "blooms. •
mong other •conntrieswhieh
0140100d- -ttr----the
stor of. Orders are France (Winch.
has conferred on his Majesty the
Turkey, 'Belgium, Baden, 'Norway,
Sweden, Italy, Greece, and Brasil:
—London' Answers..
Jnts our nelibbors bard,
-generoug VbTIU
T;.,
, .
The. la, whieh_ rn_011.
"TirMiK 4USt WO/kW the laces
„lcrrattlx, rnado of pale-biuo silk,
WO -C(4
1. On this inscribed the mof
!Ott skitquinisi y ',00n
iviI be to hiM who evil thinksi The
star has eight points,: that worn' b
the, liing'being magnIcently 1,0;we
eftra4ffiir
plies. his lajetity- with a. beautiful
ornament. The. Points- .0f this
4'gTory" ,Or pendent,' h hangs
from • the collar, are elolte- et •wi
*evtels while the -figure $
In
The Star ofthe Order o
iek belonging to the Xing
entr
of rubies,on Which itt in
trefoil of emeralds. •
British' order* On those of
Bath, the' Star of *India,: ,St
had and St, (leorge,„ and
ian Empire. The badge of.: the
* of these ia an onyx eititeo
Vul.34, it -114 '
stcntal0 "tho mo
o of tile 4,1 voles Ligh
t E d byc,,4
•ehurzeh • * does;
not�ake the life of faith. • ;
it s714, be bowed -heart-that lies,. I
ven sees rather than the bent knee:
len lps never- are e • otter
kir being punettired and.then patch.
„
Ran ma
r to preach Aon -old saint* than on
modern sinners, •
:You, may dodge thecourts, but
rinencei. ' '
poi:Tie-who -fear -troubles are mot"
ifortbirrtristibleirviitlr
rilj, think; honer t of bar
wo, tarts:, .
We may not.. determine our dr.
tances,,b,Ut We do determine
r vital environment, .
en *., _matt , gets beyond the -
nich left.in". film to punish.
0, •
Jia by th han., standin
wdat6 of the road, de
d unable' to move from .fright
Tbe' car eoulfl neither. be stoppec
in imertor turned *side owing
he high'. banks ort,tioth'ttides of the
narrow oa "Revrs*
,
lie'tthaueur did
The result wss that the
complete snersau1t, and '1*
.ed in the dikh Thn he a
0 r "feke 1
urteauely
frightenecl woman. •
ar o
sol*d
A
t itt Cambride
elJ 1
In