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, .,... --1-. • n".-&tinoS
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•: 4 ire---
ra1igiuith1..,
was,: It lovin a r u 6
well. And countless hosts Within
this city. are drunk with
DEOIJS LITST F II, GOLD.
. - 1 c ,-_,
,
veness of mountaineering. I never
aw,.1,. mountain in my life which
I did not want to scale,'and I un-
derstatid perfectly how it Was that
after some lareent.s on the limited
0 PortuRitifm,JO
AZ,
tl , kr sportmg-,ptper.*ftt jiipt.. 1%, bai. to VItXII, uie
._
bat thbse,were three or.four places power Of the spirit of Godovernu-
the lake country where -a- man man hearts, *Oar,: evil passions,
tad comfortably break his neck. over sinister temptations, over the
I was not in the least surprised to inducements and ..seductions. of Eno -
told that the ,hotels 10 those terial thing", over all the factsand
es.. a fortene within the forces of in. - We have to keep a
;,0'• ..ila.:3, 7,xitiningl.*. dark
. -
htc..fnetMght
tbe very finest sight on e* e
lgood-fight;--------Onlyi------mitidz.
must be a roit41 fight'. ion of the .ideal he ore lis. t Ina
FIGHT THE FIGHT OF FAJTA i bfoc*.r',,tnhaewikaweVistit.O., It07-ailt-hell'vislii&ocitiadray,31,
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is- nothinkt-like, ' 'it. They- for----the----.pinitam-Alut.tint-,place--0
wrong man .greatly who say thathe.valor is. the. :Plactr_at re-.-71)A1-4it*
Bilis, to tax baebelins have for
been ®ular feature
•I the-teeslative- 1,ear in 601110
144::q-ggi1yERERX7-'-'46
44 pits of airy comedy
relieve the -high seriou
rl4 ;;- were
rit7'trank:
temporarily
lQecI;
onTabacieler
lax prepositions are taken a little
more sriously, though no one ex-
pecti to be enacted inte law
What the third phase may
be h another story.
be recalled that 'Kaiser
I1mECU not many months
./triperial finances an4
1410itional
Orrib gf9-e-Tre
Are the -allurements that act on the
heart of man. Soine of us find the
;VeriFfirst-eeifflict of all hard enouNh
fight with tse'lf.---Tliere-4;
hickgris pou,. my bro-
ther,
g tpr 'strong-
er than
of life,, the desire of the eye, the
craving of the flesh -you know its
intensity. But I bid you fight!. You
are a valiant man and the son of a
-01 ea bi.„ o
obtained an' ke islet, and they were compelled to drink crude is -
tilled sea water. .They beionged to
the Japanese schooner Xhiso Maru,
of lxi
departed' ale days later, eavi
one, ,motithts provisions for theni
and intending to return later and
take them jog. She never eame back,
ikoxi it is thought that she
edand lest in, a hurricane.
ports, ihcb lc, 11,114tins such
ealgulable damage' upoi . the trade
nd industry of the Dual Monarchy.
4„
was ited 1iiThine t.
lesdon, England, "will R one
Mr. Win. McMillan will loin W4 i
.striking out in another. NO deub
however. we may come into to
V4r40-7,1F.Akttietr1411
i
o HOW LIONS ARE SHOT.
' earlygio native bearers
arry the President's equipment.
They will travel for a week or ten
tiarf making for e,Toint _where
.„.7
au e
long as they ceuld; lint even
It ure-and int
t
time; and I will trnst you to slay
a lion in a pit on a snowy day.
"Arrest-----youv-knaves-
ot.-Lpes-forth-the-oId-e.eutina
And, to the question ",‘How t" our
dowiv.protipet -bas-;-:14
ready
"Make yourself an toned- man
then there will be one rascal less
in the world."
Rev. Charles F. Akod, D. D.
BRIflSR AM1ASSAD011 POW-
ERFUL AT CONSTAIVIOPLE.
bachelors might be
to a fine or duty not only
As of increasing the rev-
ut a preventive of undue
lOrt--of sinile blessedness -
e misem True, the states-
' iatherland, when the
weiktcss and kft the bachelors
of lifea'hos tend-
ed to inake respectable if not
immedtatelr practical, and doubt-
ieis the crop of bachelor
tax bilia Will be richer and finer,
frifiriSfitTlaTAMI):.
FEB.
Lesson VI:- True and rase Bro-
therhood. Golden Text
Prov. 12.22.
Verse 31717The,_ multitude of them
btb1*ed - Now numbering'
of a sudden impulse,. but en ,pre-
meditated in its every
. Thou bast, not 'lied' unto -men, but
unto God 'MIS ariest
rraigw
this 'ease as always,an titter
ure. Men ma,y deceive their g
low -men ; they cannot hide • tho
truth,. from. God..
it. Ananiashearing these words
fell down; ---The word* of Peter .wbre
both an arraignment:and a condeni7
ation, inzplying-impending,, judg-
ment, the fulfillment of which was
_
not long delayed.
1 tor
rusalem nd iti immediate vicinity11 1 .
43-n_rpoge \in 'an'' diL'in'terested
• alike each in the other's welfare.
Had all things common -A real,
• though entirely voluntary, commu-
- nity of goods.
35, Distribution was made - The
administration of the one common
..fuod____,Falc_ftiAzo..th_e_Vostles4 Atka..
if to -fheir
as Won tbe Confidence elf th
Sultan, the Young Teat;
-
1104 the Populate..
lihentl3P.4
Aii,4ue*
cd nighthood 'With the Star of the
OrderofSt. -Michael- and. .' St,'
George, 'besides being appointed to
membership in the- Privy.. Council
and pionioted fronti: the -post
Minister Plenipotentiary at Tan-
gier to that of Arnbastador at Con-
stantinople, with emolumentso
nearly 03,000 a, year, a nietropo-
littn and a Suburban coun-
try seat, both fully furnished and
"expire ere use a, teeffirielik
nie =al ternr-,e-f-rare-man'er
tioos found in- the 'hook:L-01- Ati-arrit tat -Stamboul At -an -ex
supporting the inference that the ceedingl, etitiCal juncture, and has
author of the book was a physician. played Ins cards so well that to.
6. Young -Or, younger.. The em. day. he it., admittedly the most in-
phasis on the age of those who ear. fluential and successful of all the
tied the body, of Ananias to Its foreign Ambassadors accredited to
burial indicates .1k, distinction oh. the .Sublime 'Porte;
, in 6.--eari •Chtistian *
. _
• 'The_ t1iiige .;
oeconanion,-wwwrehasett-14-
ested."....districtit-bear -
4#1,0fte.ftrittr-41ete "
be
cr,
cOrporation, for street car in
tlides
Ilerce-inle-oik-this-Connty Dow
-coast swept over Newcastle,,dre.
vessel ashore and caused serious
dmagt- • -
einas-Srditti, a poBtrnan
Greenlaw distrot, is retiring .after
a service of 38 years, during which
Ito travelled upwards of 290,000
miles.
A blind man, Andrew Hamilton,
Aged 76 years, and his wife, died
within a. week ofeachother-
Xyles`Brae, Coleraine, from heart
disease,
now b
re_eligible. sub-
L-10-4‘pops!' to -of bills to es -
ate linreans to, find
ves or_11,11Infillturtylikirtitt-
A -
AO 'give first'aid to
tiratct, a,*(1. So on. There is
ie Or tatisistener in some of
e. If baelie-
343. And Joseph -Joseph ma ea.
general staement concerning the
disposition of lands and houses by
those b
wko elieved, Luke Dt.P.e,eette.
vidutas .who did hot exeMpt them-
selves from the'general rule. .
)3arnabas-The same who later
beeame the ' companion -of -Saint
Paul on the latter' first missiOn.
*I 1$ encotmtered more in Uga
• Stnall-bore rifles will be -ea
I&ea.y-gun ea.
eer ite-loaded eartridge
taken. - -
LIAR, ---either-leeme
risWif-4,-ShWiit
Quarters,_ or you go out on ha
ek---very---ear y.in morning
-eateh--pj # lion which has delayed too art„
district for r lomat/lig ea t
Mr drives,
Carnegie has even $3,000 for
-the training florae for orphan girls
period at Culttiore, Der
the exertions of tile Duchess of
ereorn.
A crowd of 1,504 people assemb-
led to prevent an estate hailiff-serr--
lug notices for rent oi) sev_eral fa-
milies at Ballittaglera, Coe. Leitrin.
a. on
a\beez
me-,peop 2 V. r, . ,
red into Conversation
long in feeding and cannot) get 1314;7 him, and tie thane° 4‘ctitollt)
to cever. When you are overta ng
tlke beast he generally comes to a
halt and facesyourgrowling.Tbat
is the moment When you slip off
Iship ended in the party havi
per together". •
tier _supper the_Engliih
seEenstiess,. and when he rccov
our horse and 'shoo him. Some- ered he -found himself in a obx
Ittimes the lion will charge at you. hati A490:::i opposite- his ho.
he does, -ou gallop out of the teL jos new-found trielidt3f
Asadstioan,4.
teh and other p
Lis.perplexity-he
eabrnan.. who could oulv
sone Well-dressed men
the -Englishman irrhis-ve
over the plains. Giraffes, which , told the calshan to drive to
lus
feed on the boughs of the trees, will tel; which they named. The vie
have to bo tracked in the well- llas placed the matter in the hand
wooded localities. The party shoutdi, et the police.
be able to learn from the riatieei
1
o your horse-, and, PA-
liini as he comes At you, it ms ke
awkward. •
VICIOUS ELEPHANTS.'
"The party will Rad -ante trn3es,
in the aganda,forests. %Then you
thernur o a -year-o
tiler _Fox, who was found
Telt *te---Ehontint lerot
'antoldriPD*.unraven. has given a g'n- too, you. may not 4otice another
erous donation towards the cost of AmPill; the tree, which may make
renovating the Adare Methodist taspanuhddetns aredish naottagbicion
you. Old vOldfrafe
chureti, which will be re -opened free ie
of debt.
Kilrush.--Guardians are consider
omittel-ati
i*
wealthy yourif man named
sard, and a girl in poorer cirOuni
tames, Mlle. Therese Glensurped together one night, reeetit
u -
"Probably Mr. MeMi11ar4 'aridi4at, a, restaurant In the' Rue.
myself will not hunt for More thes,:bourg 31ontine,rtre, Paris.
vailied the:room
reen„ ' while the younger men we;re
l'ervite ariess C-ompletely silSir Gerald havingl-aced the Gerinani lief was 219,220. This j,4
rest iffere7We DUT:ing the year ending March'
tined upon to All posititins recpur., reclominant %-forfk‘ign- power at hist the411110Wr Of 11100* AVOnWriAincl
Constantino le . children in receipt tf, ',poor law re. '
oncsi
espoxitible ..!haragter. or.Anihuizronll-vo
le,ast nii-on the sa.me-diti, .accord-- et,
aged to acquire the COde
ii,og to the usual neccoury custom r1C0 00t
n _semitropical climate. • only of the Turkish Government,
but also of the leaders- of the Young
huria7. Thrreeteerhreortsil jauftethre-pAfretelatinh: Turk.st and eyetrautyheiliatejittiaelihil,mca.
, 1 is u au ar3; journey. 0 VaA a na ive tx Verge. h nts _II _whenever he '\ shows\ hiMael *Or'
ie 'merely lacking the island of. Cyprus- and a member 8. Answered unt,t? 6/5,-. where in the, street, is serenaded
_the of the tribe of Levi. ing to her look of inquiry with his i
°nit?' -AA-4°r 37. Laid it at the Apostj , = -A-4, -,/ -1.-A. bout three, One's -* week, while,
diredt OucstiollY lutautwu arA3 'Plt"1" although the junior Of the other
ontturiaciout speci-
Turned the money over to tit2sive Sapphire e,n opPortunity to ionort dthof a oi
nti is never
atertiie hem to
elitir2rit
whole, -Christian. to -mum mPconspir thui
vert'the would -be -taxers to
-modern doetrine that itt
Ip and flirting wornau, is
44.104114Tirr-inere man be-
• tiegoiseteies victim of fent-
Istlety and Ids OiTrn auity
From il(4ffl
r
roukt be utter13 u.
en, whom no w Man
any terms.-
folloiAng ncidntTs- cite by way
of contrast with the general spirit
'width prevailed among the jeru-
salem believers, and for the aake
of pointing out, as the author does
in the last verse of our lesson, the
influence of the sad incident o
tbe
Ananias, with SaPphi
-ezitia97firlitian eondiraiiity."-
tioned only here in the New Test
rit narrative.
.'Kept back part of the price-'-
The
word 4tPart," is left to be sup
plied iti the original. The- eentext
implies that the action of Ananias
n thus withholding part -61 the
money-realited-from-the-serlo-of hi
pessession was secret and covered
up by an,attempt at deception,. his
wife also being a party to the ae-
tion.
e
3. But ,Pid
eter sa-Th, diterri-
in. IX apostle was quick to diseovcr
te Jori sy of tins man.
To lie to, --,Or, "to deceive.
i Themanifcst
lime' of ATi&s
1.
After, ,soki,Was ' it
• As their dee
1111. 'dirt r 0
Yea, for so much -For so deliber- *ult.r°elit°4-dulhil°11,1‘tre "tT'inr a
ate- 41)a overt -ar.• falsehood...under V"."'" -4
the circumstances' alert, was no - It is to Sir Gerild/is restraining
influence *tale his advice that are
"tir tri)* is it thit )„,0 have 4`;ree4 ascribed the remarkable istosence of
1,g040,...,peter ,emphasite* bloodshed following the (sup &eat
againloodrahsd, which, would eertai
The death occurred at Be tit
recently of George Herbert Broir
one of the best-known linen mann:.
facturers, a. former bigh sheriff of
Tbhet4111Wieltlow fire brigade is noW
says the Wicklow People thorough*.
y 'organized, and an Up4O'.ditte:set
oE glignetiatave been_pmeered
1)about $1,000.-
- • -
ars of
age. whilc delivering go '1 on
hand truek itt Ncath, was struck
vioknt1y under the ein by the -
truck h&udIes swinging 'around.
llis 'neck was dislocated and death'
instantly followed. '
Ring Edward has awarded bronze
$
eighteen,fisliernien o
• Ow Medal* bave
een given to two coast guards-
men
eivilians for bravery
at 11 Read, iti September
aiiiwriare:t$;Kwtoimy-;n 00 00m10medal
e
tt-
editated chtratter Of the trim. r" carricd °u their original i
which they had eomitatted:,,7-
o b
if. Great lea' came -'von
ole elitirch-The effeeOf the ud
incident upon, the c0mmunity both
.c'ipaiiLuk?irifltrP0ze in includ-
the incident in his narrative,
and at the Ottltit, dine suggests
son gnd a jwitiation-for-the
crerity of he punishment meted
t to th
what -bad_ ,tratis hers wbo
might possiblsr have\beefl tern
to like duplicity were retrained
trent yielding to the temptation.
Ills la
Matt
-statisticrn
of June 104 $60
tt., and oath Vela
t etock hotk* have,in
ty ear Pine* AtIN3t with
and in so
elIRISTIAN.S OFTHE
-,4471g.-
A-ifit,erAtirkg discovery 0
ChAstion remains has recently,
made at Wad-el-litadad on'the Blue',a4 an
miles north ottenna
hi .-foundations \ of * r
house .for the Irrigation Depar
ment will being dttg. A number of vision
graves. were found containing skele,
to t
t4 -
potter
,
lia.--T-irrisen -own) xo
L1c1t the,
eifreett6
=illation:had followed, ,
' ho'served the In
two were
tin ide
of the ars; w1wr it. is a'socia
with two ,Other ernbl
the' fish- and the, pent -branch.
the neck
ions nut*, and another of theq
jars, which are of red ware, ha
spout is wfil-vvr-tr handlests
rigor" of the \ pottery with thittl
found
rst and seeotul (*Watts makrs•
it probable that it should be
in the seventh or ,,,eightli cenlury
D.' The pottery bAs 'been
the Khartoum Mosel'
At present, very little *
the Inetory of Chiiatianil
egions„ and we must, look to exe
voLtiou to throw light npcn
quarter :of an e
. graves are tWo'.moutirls'ealkd 1,
the tottbres 13qt-el-Anat.fl
use.,of Ansk" (or preMahotam
n.'people), whith doubtless, nt*
the 'itc of an. old Christian- chur
and ono*
bably
tizn tuscrIp
tho_p
ipsn,idI1t.00s;
Tromp r
Er'