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140
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esented rMajest
o how,
ex-
delightecl she was when
ri spoke to her AO her 'own
41 talked 10 her aboxt
by Mona. - ,E.
ted rrerie
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'wide]
ranj."-',i1iii
ie .woods and o e
areing recently given
A. artel, tho cele-
• lorer of caverns,
oticed. ;Contra`ry;
evalent opinion,
Martel sive that, springs
man. merely the outflow of
surfitee-*Irters which have distip.
Peered' through Assures, carrying
with them -pollution from the
and not purified -in their *passage
-even -ehalk- is • notiart-effectual-filter-
for* sitrfa,ce-water passing through
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art,
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-tive membfrof a eluli,„ 44' y
Thiver ea* ot oak; 1 &diuit, but
be hag all math -sense. /1$.1 have.
_ *4 "but. at
admitted_
er, !hot: that dooan't prove'that
thc animal is intelligent!”
t n. str&nge that 0
iost loudlythe gorn
hould, ,also inait
• iabolleil*chara
11 1
IOny Witand.
ng of itslolirovioe
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erha
flut r • *
the,
popular*ea -tt.
0 0*,
arffi foz Use of ti.ip
who bav.
rearms
illy alt in A bona
Ow -littler 0411000-W0T •
read that 'beds, test the
'before toorniiiriiiiirflnclt-hejn-
lves unprepared in the presence
f an offendcd dicty, wbik. trong„
'mart( rouaI1hetormnting
Soznething within .--us has 'AN' .5
tqrned againit thege,,tioneeptiOns-of
a god before whom we must„,09wer„
• Universe •co*ti'ived to damn uit,
.,of. Man as test being, sliipk,.‘,
eckcd- on the 1 tides of eternity,.
e *might .be snatched from Ins
uni if IL wonld but sikek_nowledge.
rgtrtth1;-'
tain philosopb c 1 viows of histor
cal dtta;
. •
the high
I being, here aman and divinhl.,
4 ;Herder
ems .contrihute the lai
the mortalityf •,' 0
at i 0 $.11,6406i4; oto n. lit
; 0 ' o e• . in. t
'tdartii-tel drain
- ,
:1rci
7...Thr1i victims
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19 -ft
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$ come inereasing,-confIdene in
tbe beneficent ordering,„ of all
things; fear. has given place to rev-
ercnce,- .reverence.for law and rev-
INTERNATIOWAL JESSOISI
SEPT: 1
Assort- -' David Made King
veva-Y.7
Golden Text
er„ t. i; ter
the, t ofSaul and his sos.
This-rernoved-the=dants
pOrrittl and, also. left Vacant the
throne, *There was -no- reason , for
remaining onge , in eiti
David inquired of
earls of .the mysterious 4.gEphod"
which 'Abith -14111-7pviest had
Sant. 6).* Ephod may hav
been similar to the Urim.and
nlimj or aarod lot which. was uat
for4r, expression of the diVinis-will.,`
Da0d's.•dependence upon Jehovah
;leen in: his waitin • f his a
• OrVa_ •,e re
• wardtheking
he hill
Shalt u
'country, directlyh 044,
ehildren call her.
'Tha isn't iilfeetion. She
inicci'eded in ng olf
Yuhtera, in six
rsll, he water' because th&y
think .s e has' fairly earnia fib
Hebron - "Lwentytwo
;leg south of Jerusalem and twen-
ty miles north o • B sheha,"
the espial, of Judah. It was eom-
mandingly Situated, on the highest
level of_the Judean ridge,. andfrom
t1i earliest es' had been a cen-
ter
of hi relieoulr-i
ived arid some of tb
before Israel entere
beameopt' of ti
e
ge, and being on p
1'0*th 01 Paletino 11
thriing marlvet eity. Fromnow
n .the fortunes-
h 'erst
011 a district,
in -at. they may ondence
in the, right, good, orderly working
of the world for the best by simple
trust in the great. love of the-
nibs Father, by living on the wor
g alcioni that goodness and tto
a
hgthare
We d f» b ea 1rot
Godheiii..b :0pi it, God loving , in be tscIve
., ,
\I.
thc lovo that. ,.
i b 1 lai
in ilie high.po bt t
an the good. vuroosi urselv
a '
'HENRY r
over whieh' David bed been ran
Abigail 'The Story xqu'isi
told in 1 ,.$1110« • 26,-; -
3. Every 'man with'' his household
Davidavaitledany appearance of 1.
warlike purpose. Ile end hisi
Innen` Went -lir int -peaccable---oiloir.
iota -With-their
4. They *notate 1)avid king
• ti
t• tole -Were .141/It
ny-,4-itmat
coTiliani
do all oceu
per 'bile heir
ta rn.disease
• is moi
than double that standard Th
tbe, mortalit froin ak'oholiszi
gout,* liver disease, accident! ar
suicide was considerably less in tho
1ast period than in 1880-$24
In e previous idellICAt4; a
ravages) it
4-1
that altiO
18 still' in
X
's Jishin
v notto only 4-404-.-:400P-Ir7h141eu
flake -
1.
„
efne!nuro$4tw::'rwho
etnlYshree
in 0 u
years1. as the
whoh
And
11V--"fi
1 b. a a nsfitinae! brough.--4,
i*t 7"Ls
16t:isirieeltin th°rOu e n
Thet's in e;
the will,
littic riating on the hill,
little standing very
• through-theIrATS
ungliiite; '
bebind-the tears-.
A 14¶Fliat's sunshine;
1e folding of the ban
A little yielding of demand,
A little grace to under;tand
, is sunshine.
r -k e
, 1
ittihnOssilaamfios.,
is
4 rriritP jug theatt
- :II*
oat .plentifult
rieinher of .auper;
ebed.' -themselves
-o it. Io•ot Iuk througb the, mita.: '
n .year, one ,.must. be 'gore to eat
herrixig on New ear's Day.'
kialitrnien believe that cach shoal
his disease„'
among several otherikeu
ions; such as servants in tot
brewers, furriers, generallaborers
and seameo;'the mortality does not
fall far short of that of chimneY,
cepa.. It is'a, subject whi'h, as
dwiervok
further attention. ,
For the first tune in these returns
the question of the morality among
women'. workers is dealt with ex-
himstively, though it is a matter
fun of difficulty. For Wits/ice,
4
se 10-i. servantthc
-
ricklayer OM it
ano n ns„x.g en
1 ed, 3 ghc
vard rde
in the-e-v-ent ot de
tered-ai ' Yet daughter;
e mention. b.eing_inack. OfItte prat
view; oceuPation.
In the ease of A Married woman
David imscl
own _family.
Howse er Judal
ate". ortribe.
ing on the north. •
The men of Jitlieaii-gilead For an
count -of -this exploit • see -last
week's (I S44, 31. 1.0.13). •
4.;...11,104415-siit-4nessengarsk...A.;•sin
ccrc expression Of aPpreeiatiou in
the art of David- and. aliw A most
olitital net of
Kindness-Beipect.
salii; will quite you, A quiet
.•
include their city.
ival king -
capital earb
nszm(�am,
andsstroll 41
11, the invo
'and valor we
t .frorn Who**
id Impir* too
1. Then -After i bal
UC0UftLI rule t Rebron
David did not frce0
autliority on the other "tribes bui
aited till they sought-Itim -
. ,
\ .Alt. the.tribes of Is
represenatIvet the lt'r*
e en inore strong y,,the deceased
woma being deseribell aimply 41411
wife-vi-witiowi-withnienjlozt---of her
has oecoation, but, without
It is rathercurious that; actors,
authors and journalists have to
lace in. these..tables even in the
index. Even numpric;ity they muat
be almost .as important au, say,
termonlgers ginaktri • and
, ,
'
-Said
tbe i u
money."
"lIow intich,"1",' &ske 3 tha lawyer
hsive the 4
"Phew!
r r I ate that
ever hesr. with that
po6tiusto t
ou never go
'46
,A.tirtir-h4"-:61.1:iidlitIth-enlrt',.11"12:4*•cenft ther.
supplied to the tr�ops at tbefrou
or Ooirio
sey.inttipkcoleori;_ 6 S.
ou
4 .woelt..„. Inthe heyday , f the
raft 'e earningavere much great -
'r ancl there are'. old Men in Bran -
tion - who, will tell . You of the days
hen the ilint.knappers used Vtoupa-
n on a S
There i one v •
it s ;It rt jo ro lid1 r., 4 al ;41 g lei r
4
t ie flint.kna p trade. .
a ns 0 pro i
tion. 0 knapper. inhales
articics of flint which eut
rs.itho "kings" • ' h ovule 'ot$1; au
t should be throw*
otlierwi'se, the next 1
will b
are ere 4
rith h power 0 120Wingt. twenty -
our
hours. in * advance,of the
' of ' a St Nirbetithey
-
ea the surface,, eedinkfuriough
then a,gale may shortly, be exoo
The,idea .444 that the fish- are
_ova reserve Ot„food to sus.
fain them (Turing the dine -that- the-.
surface waters in which they, feed
are 'lashed and '.
DISTURBED BY TRE .
P,ilehards near relatives .of the
herring, but ar 0
'Shoats
is far.'North as the'Start, ean, so
• *1,
There, ii-
sm.
laser. Otto.. year -,,1-840, one
of bozWbia(Tirging
Mr John 'Purse' had singers -0f :the
lifOthOdUt-thoir- aboard,
veiling,. when fish Were goatee the
crew began to pratetkit_l_oonsipil.
$ were seeii7e--4,rnicwoun
the heat, and, of all the si4ty boats
in the bay, this and its 'n rest
neighbors were the: get
haul of tilitt• ertyntfictotitt
mg, there is none 'nulre dangerous
than long lining for eod the ice
and fog -ridden .Ilanks .Newfound
land. IlearlY all the, old-finiers
carry for luck A hone found in the
bead of the eod. This magillione
'hick iffraUpposett--ter-preserveit
-
ran tlobirefo-los-ag;boorittoh* 4outitivo
re
itenotihnetro,leahroi. m which ti.
iii4IX-itiihrifiCiairrie,-a: on
among the fishermen of North flteot
loud ;ma Norway tu dried cyo
id to be peiso
4 nOt: 0
ton. Ther.. for i
ottht•----•,-aut th-
Of the flesh of
4ftere-t
I igh .04cag I at Lh
1116 1sl&nd of New
rnilar fish taken
etly. wholeioiie.
never get.** cMored
the fleaht),r the
f luso salt -water
ii tiw OnIf of .Me i
eve'* that ths result
his hair and nails
ff. Yet barraeoon '
the work is well . paid and o long
there in- any • demand for go
flints there *will always he nien.
linct.to take up knapping. in spite
1, the., most .inevitable penalty:„. .•
.801f -Mastery
ality*
Life withou
death.. but
it
rea11b70desired-hahaveir not -r
hy ailing before thd
22-24. a—re7,511211ingtoia iuundly
lona go long as piety is al sound.
prayers....untiLlno_getchusy....insw
Jog' them. • •
Ire who neverTgaid'eT-hearifi wor
of any one failed in his duty .to
Tilt X)r.obletnil of si,n7 day *re t
indications of the keenneas of its
Bao.times °dere come as a result
JjyiLjglorg9o&ti 1.
•o
('yMcismn is the ..,trophy that eoznes
trent refUsing to realize our own
ideals. • •
•The needy cam * better afford t
raisi yourgifts than You eau afford
miss the gring.
It is b*rd o . %Whit, way
• imp); f -e-414'
I nat; 1:406w.rative
wed re'put*ion.
h
old' say Mighty
• There's a lot, 'of 'difference
_serving f_thesezlit
rol• kgreat O't' owtowing one 0
rt
a: not pray it ath and
dis of hunger.
oinetimes
puzzlitig to the untutored mind,
mind. 1 uittt
be qually
pP to him.”s'ici,4 his :Irdshi
p.
!That du you ,rnead beiug up t�
"Mean!lilu;I:ohiia
rdt7"11,1'
4 4 oivnpto hint and down 'upon I
said liijt lordship., "What does this
.1!1,1,0wwhy;eiariZur4 my it.ltd tiutt a$
deep as lie thought him: ;1f, -I 'sto
ged
'When his Iiship ti1l iusiged
_
W43 4
yOu: ni be I"
aid the ge iater, "I should have
•
tin
argurnent thc other
marked 011aberty. "Indee
said „Murphy, "and what' did they
arrive at41"--4401r, ,Welt-slurre
• an....arrived at „the_bospital
iiiittea satravs'
T FOR
,Littlo Wiiliiet, wort:
are '
ipitiQns
v the atrist neutra
dLtofl1s
crt