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The Germau exeeetive has east met
4 de eet in the Reichstag ;which, bring$
out ewo seennegly antagonistic, faets
pisinlo. It ShOWS th3t political in-
dePeadenee ie nuich greater in Ger-
mene then the eutaltle; world supposes,
inlet tbe same time it provo that
•the Emperor le a much more potent
Pernmage thee. is the eerrespouding
dignitary in aurae of the othee nations
et Europe. Asa Alsatian ineraber of
the Ile:clistao moved that the "dicta-
torial peragraph" in operation in AI-
eace-Lorraire ba repealee, arid, thous
the imperial Chaacellor. Prince von
Hobeelae, opposed tlao moteou, repree
ectutitio the Kaiser. or course, in this
opposilion. the raotiou was carried by -
a large, ettaeurity.
Gerreaey lied the me sort of
goveromeat aro Enelend. 'tale er
Spein. awn a. de eat for the rainietry
importatet issue iihe this woind
be iollawetis by the reagnatior, et that
•
OR GODS
1 ionotino y17,1, otAiusmtr!itiotiedrv-nabtuosf snavelty- .t•tcrice.hf.".1721.3..:Jr °ea% sisr3oetraepu,,t,k%
T
0 de,r4tt and the earth may burn, and while etanding there inspeoting ties
_en the stars fail and timo perieh, but richest inlet. 1 vase a heaven, the
Got it,v14041 u,nue4veerr ibnrseapkroilssesoltvateurdi towers of the palace domd strike up
. •
._ tine silvery chime: -
never "Goa hath wiped away all tears from
Again God leeeres a perpetual r
tin I fa Ps Vhe efore comfort one an-
ev Dr T
a macre Discourses on an • b.
aura tarter Q oeleaeemenes- ese otier with these words,"
t • • Th
are the tr:ale thlt clave the soul, aud
t hros tha roe hearts of men to be
Appropriate Subject.. orushed in the eine-eretts. Troahles at
the store you. may leave at ehe store, SIIORO/SE On THE GRIP.
od Knows All Our Grlefs.-The Story of Paradisz...
and Peri --We Are AU Subject 5 of Ailments-.
The Sorrows of Poverty.Training Children for
God.
e.pe. c o t says* to
-Rev. Dr. 'Inimage preacited from the 31'1
hair
following text :-" Put thou teers
Nisrepreeentatiou age Abuse ot. the
world you rely leave oe, the etreet Traveiter ut cr
wli-ne you totted theta. The lawt neeeee,,,,, 10,,,,etheet and siamray,ay,„
mee adioes may b • left in the court- Itr• Albert Prieur and Dr. re Caze in
tale ie regird to the whims ot lathe
that wrend swallow yeur honest aceue
ronm terreeveineote eee . hemp thn Rennie 0,Q4 .agvug$ give emsee. flee
troebles, and there
NO Fea'n.APE FROM THEM. . eena, ,anci. the peculierities of its, mice
1.7011. Wi'.1 see that vereant chair. Year rhba• aare what Dr. Primer says t
fiurl hie Father; when. see a eye wi.1 oree4 et the stoegestive "Initueuze,' thee queer au& ugly
p ,r•
into thy bottle "-Psalms Ivi. S. r es
er bey conneg ors tbe r , and tny,t, you, 0,1nnot fly tee preseuee of were. Wi.b, wheth the grip eaothed it-
ryieg away. to beg his nonner's suns ille. you go to Switzerland te „,, „nee
DV W111311 WA.3 raging in It -
en, r !nag iteglets aud od- get near or -them, but mere serenoote een •••••
ses' when 1 e'Ze he hellaelets coin- ed time the mine net takes you. up. ale, wee ;Oral; and, un:ortunately,
This prayer vvas pressed ant 9/ lug to God or shelter. and the etretcla- the AO*, Yotir trouo.es 0•11no to the breught into the 13:lenient vocabulary
Basitd's at by innamerable ealeme- ed hind the vile. end ilse sineltudne • tittetop, aee sit ealveriao ea !bat by I'net iluxliere It in tree that be
axle the pession-blaete,1 appee ler g.ace vs a ou mty cruse the eoes, out ' - ' •
ies; but it in ;lust as appropriate for me rey to a cemp .ss.o.,a.e GPO, t ex- they cen Dineen the capper or mer- wa,o eever very prowl of his invention.
te distressed a all ages. elaira in etsteey and triumph: ' Mere chew. le en, yell may lek. eeravan, clad up to a comparatively recent date
and eu eut, tierces. tee A.rabian _desert, dectors end petients euntinued to em-
Witatite the past ceutury, travellere tears or God's'. bott/e I"
Agein, .O.tel keeps e tender remem- bu. th.y fo leo yea like a s:no-ota. 1 tee a jel . d'event,
" earians have explored the
11 • elniees's Row ertirod with ,u nee t Iota You ennge P 4 V° a 1"),C . gr th • -
The 'teat 11.1aj r ty fi of the preeat tavern. They erces there in nearly always oust
P1300. too, io the. preneh republee. In 364 frOtie the verY heart a tue4e bur- body t Not cue OW Q tea I I de no, hush,' like 8 aiste itee from the roof neeeneelltee, neutelesa to depiet the
etismanY, heweeer, there is no unitise 104 shlehdeUrs of other days have hese eeeggerate.•Q eriond by the Kaffirs, tvlio drive
" anotchraan,"
ter:al respeusibilit y. The nefeeriel brotight up evidettees of ctzstom "lc' r'te a„,r, adnatant stlb Pats a a le 115314 " 11 skedeten fingers to hush 4."--""`".' P"sPyuq'''''IS w"
rnia. :teens is stone oil? rt -re et eieu ale tel. Teey s an •., lerfore. yoe
JOTTOIGS ABOUT TEE WAR
ITEMS TBAT WILL INTEREST YOU
AT THIS TINE.
Th. Boys on the lltattlelleld mud Those
Thelr Way to the ciine-Allt Istituto
1,0014;10 needs or enslave. '
Capt. Montmorency's &outs have
adopted the skull and ceosebolaes a
their emblem,
Owingr to the nrevaleuee of enteric,
fever in South Africa, two flannel
belts are being issued by the War
Office to, _every man going out.
A correspoeeent states that he /ma
been infornaed by the Wer Office that
sereees ad Welds are unsuited tetlie
needa of Qur troops.
Meat of the loyalist bababitanta of
Berlely West have lett the district.
Tim refugees number 1,200 willies and
eeverat hundred natives.
At the end, a last year Geueral
Gatnare received two iyddite batteries,
bet after General latiller's first re-
verse at the Tugela they were sent
on in all haste to Natal.
Araeno the very large number a
manY of You are thoroughly sound. ha in te th • M; tniuoth Cave. but they ed in the leet ceatory Saueages de a of oxen employed by the Brit*
bedy. TO0 earae thing would vette mina a rcealas of the. ancieut cities.
Cletecellon tbe Minister tor yornge age vaelsheil from the world. From tzi seise that 15;11 are 1;,•ecii 3%10,- ••• bete Tai urot lu k
eneligir sa coati -not ale (11$ -ease, Modder Rivera " The text-heok Yoh
' The Time e c.orrespeadent at Lady-
smith, givine further details a the
fighting tbe.re oe. the nth ef January,
says that the oritioal %Condition ot at,
fairs daring the engagement can he
paged whea it is know e that Trans.
v.aal end British egoareandino officers
exobanged shots at point -palette range,
Colonel Ian Hamilton, when Van Wyr
and Ile Villiers rushed a gun equip,
meat, emptied Ins revolver at them,
The War Office, it is reported, hats -
itraotioally resolved Or adept a shield
for on r soldiers. It is 13.cild by the
adviser st ttO I,ord Lansdowne Oat the
Natal canmeign has shown this meth*
a &dente to be imperative. The pen,
passel suggested is that ;alight shield
abould be used from 3,000 yard
to 7C0 nand then that it should be dia.,
carded, since it is conceded that no
abield would be uSeful in the tine
rush.
TRANS -SIBERIAN RAILWAY.
Wilt Re Succeeded By Other Trill.**
Sp,tems.
A. number of AMY ratiroeds are con-
templated in Asia. The lines oosv It%
existence ha,ve a total length ot about
30,000- mine, et wined), two third bee
Ion to British India,' The portiena
the Thans-VaSpian and TrauseSibere
Lao runways already constructed
bave ienoth, of 3,200 Miles. A Mira-
uu yow Aft 6. t4e .6ter a the Interior 3111013€," tOn1h$ of those ages lianebteu ject to. Yo eve a vent; t e, or i • r. kres ors: . ergo "nvi heat gineg nit.° the detaile et a seat her ot Europeae syndioato have etre
in the MOTning 'V—, what is the
text for toolay
BrigadiereGeeeral retherstontuiugh,
r g s eer roree o • on 04 yulA wi y e4. your gt
f .03 . • 1 1 f 1 .i re-4nm; 11; lament/yea Ot course tor a a rno I Is One of 11 t
and. to place that bottle in the wou.ritlect has been fevered. bY a vielt The Cbineee Government owesabout
the p. puler bresteh Parliament. As think no one ean anderet aid 'our as you go to nio 5 where once you elector t eherip, speeking, is '
avid the reet of the elbleet are raeree brougbt up lacbryraateries,me le gejte a star in the latol .
ly Me represenret:ves oZ the Eleven. 131441; vati•ab are vials Matt° ° earth, iinese, or lungs easily tlistr.ssed. s , m to eoree beaelsertare ecattering • a - ..eitor A the su e , . mos e re no taeied coeceasions foe 3,6f0 miles of
4 on )roll w1;31 C.' ;-InIng 1,)..1,14,. Th.7 p,, o 1 ',glee/ ce o bj ot it far us Al t th. fi t thi I hear
or lane. beeO. or are su , eel, o a . e ,
t wruld not telt, a 4 ty blow she $ from • tb • c,'411"...f a eereless May be twee sery 1.0 oall attention to railroads es China when's, will traverse
the Party wireh holds 4 elle...IOXitY Ini they wept over their dead in a bete fiL 1;.,,,, „.., „so. lune Wall in lite Cte • Is 'h ereher T ti . unnieer many
a - wilt) has retur ed m Seat Attlee in r ss co s ruatiere
adverse vote et' Iterinteeut. the Cab- =ay epeciusens a the auelent 'ache and, it is sue:item:at that you, are a by- gone latQW. 'Vous troutees will Oa- anti. OS' eeitee.444:SLhittee4nQe.t/ree41.,iso ller NaiestY remained. 'with hied for remunerative, especially elmt fromPe-
to eltange it. acapraPaDsa4 hY Puneen'?;:jeCulruYeenot Pewaal, : altiltitlegd tovIrilt.s'li '1.0,,a1"ttwePiriesPer:i
tete remetes in tenter twat he ottohasa ryinatories, or tear -bottles. in ournui- tta%uondelseo. , Thifo sty yeet arie nerve low you to the seaeiaore, and will keep enoion 0144 tIonn„ tou v,04,1,..4 110 Li ones halt. an tome.
etuees. as it th it Aare nothIng . God ue a 1 a the liglai tang eepress in wbela skein, - sante a ea, ar 'het a a. +ever • s 1 lal a' '
Ital,v acid other iturepean countees, of aucleets to vetch the team that breen the pooh I" at Ike feetetem, atee teat eende them not t tor tweeze, n too test ooreweely eua or tare; reallY a these linte are already
3 rich ill tainerala arid egriouh.
or, instead of, as in ranee, :ng an * enware. It was the nasty= ter the to striver tbe 1:otti Q.life, or se ortemos. But not so. It is good ehe tact thit tbe wont grippe or 'la-
stroUy
the Emperor is not removable by an greves a the departed; and we have didtresSeS• P.orhaPe YoU louh' strtieg, drere aceottrea.x4ed by those who are nie lout, to Lt*,.1 ' t e from the queen bis reeiderice, Ryde. 800 mine rallevey. The linea are very
hz.ve mereey upon axle' mau er women yeti stood mway, tarreio a.c ur tet u er (fus3 I 001 03 /tee te)3herg, and waa received by the govt..; length beirig 3,200 Fiona]; 11.140-
t r y
Tbe text intimates that God has an that is nervous! At times yell toior, eb.„htio you et.,,Itey, i • - • 44. 1 A
g ee, euselipox car typbede. Hue, neve
13:1"nlate ne(1114:illaTiee eitd perpetual Lelone your room. knensis do not awvosyou--------------------------low n ght ten s,
Nerertheleeet destite the, alsplreee tr. esmembraees a ell eer griefs, wad !ssame• 1.• on -eel an indeaerib tblelonee weer want to a,eenre you grip "5 all aPPaaranaa
, or 30 1",pttltQrY. et in • • P.A;ka,..a,, To r.rstax,
re1'rees.ble eoeflice between, Lew reelleh., a slim h ttl • 'loess in Year au ferivese; but God that You ttre not teat alone; and that
Boron is:depot-140w e, et; reveae,i .a tle4s witieltHe eatebee and seves our tea'rs. ales; lee counts tee
Clod r.eela ; 41444 eompAssiatle- P::ur wveiiing heard in bee; en. YOU t1,. oboe etomone, sole:ado ot
,
le Tone u gilts ; , •
h I sa ail b 'en •=1,04) 445.10.44.41,411,
1
eral. The Queen excepted a boughet Clime, bee ae present only •
from the geeeral's littIe daughter. but the French peene53101,15 Coehh3-
lit the 1900 Paris Exhibition an ene , China, Atoms tend Tonkin will Beata
mous diamorei from Kimberley will 1-11Te2,4414/ raile•l• s'.'"111d11 iU Kreatly
ricultural resoureto, Tbe Dutch Ititliee
hewed, ,ehe sthas was fourth help to develop their trimeral arid. age
s ems hen .Mr.it yotr, our buy bee., vague in toe hegeuzilug, mein- SherllY before the war. It has been are well supplied, java alone has 1,000
the' th
4"4err *semen -se the, aeraeose 0, tee .:1,1.1.ntlateskt ananbei synth, great .glee, hind waved I ale.i 30 wagut4insured
3., for 44E,0to
,00. ol will be 6.1101731 MI:W. There are as yet no radlreads
41s312a3 vat% and the Raiser's Pat- ' mei I tieing to you the eteradolence of iiteregards the acuteness to pa II
1 'l Chti-l""a tItlitIll1W.Ilt. 114t W 4 :leg. While y,,npudr out, the fartliciner !Ls cap from thr tem:- on This is the "Bu. to ani
Ltept to desoribe tile in a showcase guarded by four pollees in Persia of 313) consequennet but
b"t); o'lverne laea,!nritY iee eitet eilet'aer t Ilk of halnan grieCs wttoa WO hnve Ifrom tee bonen wed nem, tee eropn prlasef tl•alserreb ?rue. intitlieougitin 41;.tiltillicire e,•arieui and ea.pr.c.iags nyinthoms oz men. At night the showcase will eirtif Turkey eperates 1,5t0 1433105 1.21 AS5:4*
-'als no: distut bed t): tenure of pewe r but to /*Jolt out and bebol4 the large Ged counts 4ii your iall.og tears. As 0 et' let glip aueeoe v. uoteloel literature, into the grounti in the 83410 way as, and ow loom more are in eenetrute
of anY of bin rerreeeetnetsves "irt the , eet presperlty. al I of men You look ai the viztis :Mee with motZehl fa"ol..t."4until usury. urop df p. p .1, p ae.teg wawa, be to atteu.pi, Cunt, in widch the Regent is kept at ; Lion or projected.
I The Russian commissiott which U.'S
tr,linistretielle reittie 41 intlepen*Seetee ', feeVe no cares sate tZet•ittiihude;5may safe: ,itior!useisus draughte, aud at the bottles blooll ut tit., baar:. tingled with. ghee- ea, 1,pe, e.ele. otenetonee it stints tile Lenore•
dietasteful tonic -alit ntand on the n'S3* auil Yon 1 llank:04 (40't Nvit, .1 wi 11 a 041 1,..4; atta9k..and..s?rde.titn%.13 Information butt been received tbat montIne Past has
' a ratletrol from Astra t an up e
been busy with Om .,
one of the army reserviste from Crewe ' Pr° Fa 1 h th Rte.
r Inaries for the ronstructiou of
remember that there is , thrill of reeture; and you Loon i leo a- wi.it 11 ne ona.peettiene that
to irerk the inereeeet in the German Lee- y inCe7.41 tbein lereets aeoumalatiens. ewes,
vire. rll timee iis tho p iet two et tTssy in the eity m3milOnS and melon I around, to flume as to eay: "1Vho ine now er eeer dere \viol tee 131.4)
1
14 A LARGER LorrLe .
three 7.,•ars tho Kehler sae ;he Reale. : Lan cabin, Joy amens tee lumber- , th•tn these wh eh is Mott with no lles cup with gin!? 'What blast .
i &tenet out that light? Wile filled ell ser,e Q., „ones e„e vesswee. Due at Orange River has been court -rear- .
;Lure are three Aaron+ Whoir are noie- tialled. It appears that the CroWe 1 pfau is to Illy
i er Volga hoe completed its Inhere. The
the traek on the left
g7ent• nitnintrate. 33(1 projeets ort wieteh ' the water- .3sW atueng the ezeigrauts, ' it is God's bottle, in which Ve IL% giA,A, " SOU% t cit you liana los; your earents , , __„,,,,,„ ee„,,,,,,,,„„h eeeee,e,„, „au. o allenhe a afoot:stint for the pees- I with the general Russieu railway eyes
7•-i'Llir,lh'112r-L,I.a ,lise,.ittrvio,‘„.u.ti,t,truir:, 4.14,,ith, moan wasdon serithY, au:t. in the darlt. , &tore of the Voir* and to connect
stag- have stets;1 on opettilite nideS of i. Men, as tliey tilioYe tkoir rafts into ;
tuentlitts be.' cart:lily apisth asat h t. ' fro**. up these fountains of the heart!"
. . ., i • e Alasi' "U'ull• f3" remembers all the sore prayers for you are ended. You tunnel deposenen, eollowea by exe,tee 11'a arm Pistakea for au 011011Y and ; Wilmot importance for the wholeeorat
tern. This railroatt will betoree of the
Ille had ket /1'es heart wine thus utoeued," 1-ar WU upon 1.140 vast prairie. , , . kag4 arid 41 ternatives of Phnelaal arid word. lbe sergettat, not reepatolieg.1
'4", 1., • A joy thered our tears. i within tit 1 st t v 1 e um the Tbeir
taloa up their picture, and try to rail nem. tbat 1,4te.r ro4Ohd$ terlir.um • Foe- shot arta wounded in several platenlmerce a Russia with Central. Asia end.
eerstet,Alle5 only temporarily. nin Y a
rows co poverty. There is much went
T seueb h • gained di. v.o.ory irea. e- the world, hes ita pangs, and pow, willies that net er eyelets inepectiou. The
ly tea 00310 of taese coutests, it was L alsealit there are beture ute then,: dame
ns of the elaurch never 003 it
Utbnally through ass intelligent use et darknesies of soul that need to be The cemptrollers ol almiteuses neve;
oe f,,s,p ire, it. It conies not to eburole or
eendezeous 04,eurieuar outside of tee liften. etaed In the preen:ice
empire, as where the Sp quell war arid are about to Ineak under aobcapsvnooatP4Purrolirilatehaparel. it makes
to su ter thanleeP,Z4)01:et rtIst)01)3PtS13.ranthar
the canfint in Smith retrica. centoramet the assault a toelata.c.tee, and., ver-
b. • if no words appropriate to Fathers who tail to gain a dvetrihoecsel,
beck tire Otndness Lima ouee oo se
oaurtta feipo•oeuita tihnosseucould, wrinkled EaceSt ,t",ejellit:tzt2e:Ieli,`i/I:tee3,41:10,i'l.e1)011:aututhet'i5rYoprit't,:tisciri:111.0.01?Llifru.-
yoe:, the traehee, the brunched tubas
A TREMULOUS VOICE;
and you say it is a good picture, but ?-a'rl, slat lunge it. Wan saread
all the %elate you feet tha.t, afteo all 'neon, darou-gli. them ; th.rdly, the
it class not do Justice; enn yeti would (41'.""Y*5 .1-0"11., sometimes aneessorn,
• . more troeueat and, mure tenacious
tea a reluctant Renee -dog to pass his ' sohthat they and their children sub- give anima anytaang-you 15 III
nava 4 . e o 1 ham u.A. an- mit. to conetasit privetiero staVingewoe the sea, you wntied weak the narth
and routing ere= ennple gastric; trou-
tha.n peepla commonly believe it to be,
1 ell On f nee . their ease be uttered to -day, they per -
once said be had. devised a
plan vehereby he could overeceme all
borne opposition to his plans without
creatirg any trouble .or limeelf.
"My eubjeets and I," said Frederick pressing straight to the mar , in hot garret, eods angels sa. mercy
you as a vessel raid -sea oleos to a are on 0 he watch. Th:s moment those
the, Great, " base entered bite acorn -
earning craft, "$131, ahoy!" and in- thrhe.e ere being colnoted. Down on
tate pm on board a vessel velliall bas
tbe back sereets, on all the alleys,
put by which I allow them to eesy any- - e
. . , for tumid shaoties and log cabins, the
OM. far ever. (mete who oannot ply the needle t unit over -to hear Just one t ble tet the motet intense enstro-intes-
1 COIE ON NO FOOL'S .ERRAND. euough to earn them eheiter I and
bread. But tvhather reported, or un- those lies that a few mouths ago
tiehl raaniieenttionse
Put u.pen your wounds no salve
compleiitin whet') in used to °ail you by your first
ompounded by bateau quachery, but cone 0 , , sg''
, . t rouse parlor or damp cellar. or '
or seemingly nainee.„ though so long you your- .. ,,.Ineostvilelelelauuitent, tishowttritoZattiOdie00..t.
se e nave boon a parent. Now, you rt:.ical, the forma themselvea belaug to
• have done your htsst to bide
YcnIr three pertioular states; the card:40
grief. Yor enitle when you do not feel
like it. But, theugh you may deceive.
24..;r11114.rwomu.baleisw,hioejar ex,nlitl'istYbiy°dtlittlileYmsP41:1111vTs°111.4;
tbe world, God knows. He looks down
au organ alreado prodenesed; urtual,
upon the empty cradle, upon the (lotto
sensorial and. outeneous trou.bles, aa-
lated nursery, upou the stricken bOrae,
ealalpazied by a lover that may main -
and upon the Lroken heart, and says;
"Thie is the way 1 thresh the wheat; ifses et, 3,14 sotortLeciftbleaaptriteeb:. oTrivi.ver, shfottrveenigt
this is the way I scour my jewels I
tell the recesses ol the organism. at its
Oast thy burden on my artn, and Iwill
dienosal, may be mild in one case and
sustain you. All these tears 1 bave nangerous in another. it attacks ev-
gathered in my bottle I"
,Thet what Is the use a haveng so
many tears in God's lachrymatory?
In that good. caeket or vase, why doee
God preserve all your troubles?
Through all the ages a eternity,
thing they want and allow myeelt
to do anything want." The preeent
heed of the Gerinain elate contrtvea to
areoreplish bis pu,rposes almost se
saris as his Pressien progenitor did
30011-11107 and a quarter ago. Never- cost, and other p p out
her boat You sea a man from the most infara-
beds ous surroundings stop out into the
main Parliament has developed an t.laZ rreesitie;hol3fputitise ocItstil•nessed, and
thetern the popular branch of thel Ger-
independence in recent years which brougt.t Elafely to the beach. In this 86
adreds a the drowning has she kilrligntern doirGet
ing plir.ovideentiacis rewcacirvneidngno
Lie has heard no
faith for a ru e,r,
sails, and Christ for Captain, and wprIr gees on. Tears Of want-seeth-
Heaven for an eternal harbour. Cath- Lag in suranaer's ;mat or ireezing in
a winter's o; -they
erin Itheinfedt, a Prussian. keeps fall not unheeded,
heal with winch she rescues the TheY are pledges of D:vine sympathy,
drowning. Wben a storm conies on the ' .Again: tbe Lord preserves the re-
' th ir membranes of all paternal anxieties.
must in the uear future, despite the lite-boa.t of the osetel_Iput oubt nog -
brought him to this new mied? Vale
regir 1 in wbich the btu -a of lichemzol- 1".• "Ping.' by God's ljart to r is the secret: God looked over the bot -
ashore at least one sou a may now
• ' tle in which he gathers the tears of
t t'on
tern is held, to.aterially enrarge the
powers of the legisloAirre and. dim-
inish those of the crown.
CONSUMPTION.
••••••••Mi
at May Re Prevented 10 These flutes Ara
Adnercd
In view- a the increasing number of
Oeople afflicted -with consu,m.ption, the
Board of Health of Colorado has issu-
ed a set of rules showing how con-
sumption may be prevented. Colorado
appears to be getting alarmed over
the number of tuberculosis patients
who are bastening to the breezy
heights of that region to alleviate
their affliction. The death rate from
consumption in Colorado is markedly
on the increase, so much so as to in-
cite the health officials to take strin-
gent measures.
The promulgated rules are nbt to
be taken as a erase& against con-
sumptives, with whom, they state, any
peeson may assoolate as freely as if bemoans his rejection of God's merey,
they are well if only the ordinary and °rice amid the laceratioas of DM
preCaUtiOna are taken. Three sources aroused conscience for help out of his
be enflame e 11UtOW,, UJ.
and trouble. The tears that were once inn People, and He saw a parental tear
to that bottle which has been for for -
caught in the lacyrymatories brought
unanswered. He said "Go to,
up from Herculaneum and Pompeii are t'Y Ysar3
as = now; and let me answer that tear I"
all gone,. and the bottle is as dry and forthwith the wanderer is brought
the seam of the volcano that sub -
home to God. 0 this work training
metrged them; but not so with the
children for God! It is a tremendous
bottle ie. which God gathers all our
woo
k. k Some people think it easy.
tears. God keeps per_ They have never tried it, .A, child is
First, I remark that p aced in the arms of the young per-
petually the tears of repentence. hilany
a. man has awakened in the morning ant -
look into the laughing eyes'. You ex -
It is a beantiful plaything. You
so wretched from the night's debanch amine the dimples in the cheeks. You
that he has sobbed and wept. Pains
wonder at its exquisite organism.
in the head, itching In the eyes, sick
at heart, and unfit to step into the BEAUTIFUL PLAYTHING!
light. He grieves, not about his nue- But oa (hat
nightfall, as you sit
•
doing, but only about its consequences. root-
7aLtltig inat little one, a voice seems
God mukee no record of such weep- t
ing. Of all the million tears that straight from the throne of
God, "That child is immortal!
have gushed as the result of snail e .s .u.,rs shall die, but that is an im-
misdemeanour, not one ever got into Sans shall grow old with
God's bottle. They dried on the fee- m°rLal •
tge and perish, but that is an iraraor-
ered cheek, or were dashed down by all"
the bloated hand, or fell into the red
tifo ter. know that vvith many of you
wine con as it Calra0 again to the
lips, foaming with still worse indioa- 8 18 he °lief anzietY. You. earnest -
Hon. Rot when a man is sorry for his hY'—%itrrt your children to grow up
past and tries to do better -when he rthlg bur you find it hard to make
em do as you wish. You check
meanie his wasted advantages and their temeer. You correct their
Wayw-ardness ; the midnight your
pillow is wet with weeping, You -
have wrestled with God in agony for
the ealvatiosa of your children. You
ask me if all that anxiety has been
ineffectual. I answer, Vo. God un-
derstands your heart. He under-
stands how hard you have tried to
'make that daughter do right, though
she is so very petulant and reckless;
and. what pains yeti have bestowed in
teaching that San to walk in the
paths of uprightness, though he has
sueh strong proclivities for dissipa-
tion. I speak a cheering word. God
heard every counsel you ever offered
him. God has known all dm sleep, -
less nights you have ever paseede God
bas seen every sinking of your dis-
tressed Writ. God remembers your
prayers. He keeps eternal record of
your toaxieties ; and in his leettry-
rnatory, not such as stood in anelent
Loran- hut on one that ginwe and
gli teem beside the tlaeone of. God, he
holds all those exhauSting tears. The
groes may be rank upon your graves,
and the letters upon your torab-
stone defaced with the elements be-
fore the Divine eesponse will come;
but He who 13. 0.13 declared, "I will be
at God to thee, and to thy seed after
thee,' will net forget ; abd, sonike day,
ia heaven, while yea aee eariging the
fields of light, the gates of pearl will
swing back, and garlanded with glory',
that long wayward one wi in -
o1 da,nger are pointed oat as being
most harmful, expectoration, millr. and
meat. The rules with. regard to. expere
toration are known to every one. In-
fected milk is mad& safe by boiling or
heisting to 170 clegreess F. for 30min-
utes. Tuberculosed meat has to be left
to the vigilance of the Health Offi-
cer.
Among the rules for cotsurnptiv-es
are scene advising the patient to carry
readily destroya.ble pooket spit cups,
which may he bttrned when necessary.
Fresh air euitlight and weekly
fectien of' the eickroons are commend-
ed. For those who are predisposed
to the cliseese it is said that consump-
tion is almost never hereditary, but is
acquired by careless a.sseciatioo. with
tho,ee afflieted with the disease. Liv-
ing in the open air and "roughing it"
as much as possible is advised.
TIIE WORLD'S LANGUAGE.
Germ= autherity estimates that
almost a third of hoimanity speak the
Chinese language, that the Hindu
language is spoken by more than 10,-
0:0,000,, the Rueelen by 804000,000, while
tile Gentian ie spoicen by 57,4100,0110
tongthei and the Spanish by 48,4100,1100,
terrible predicament, then 1
tens; then heaven bows down; then
sceptres of pardon are extended item
tbe throne; then his crying rends the
heart od heavenly compassion ; then
his tears are caught in God's bottle.
You. know the story of P.ara,dise and
the Peri. I think it might be put to
bagher adaptations. An angel. state
from the throne of God to fd what
thing it can on earth worthy of being
carried baok to heaven. It goes dewn
through tbe gold and silvee mites of
earth, but finds nothing worthy of
transportation to the Celestial City.
It goes down throtigh the depths of
tbe sea, where the pearls lie, and finds
nothing worthy of taking beek to
heaven. But coming to the foot of a
m.ountain it sees
A WANDERER 'WEEPING'
OOTOr his evil ways. The tears of the
prodigal seart, but do not fan to the
granted, for the angel's wIng catches
them, and with that treasure speeds
back to heaven. God Sees the angel
conaieg, and sari, " behiold the bright-
est gem of earth, and the brightest
jewel or heaven -the tear of sinner's
repentance,'"
014 1 when X see the Heavenly Sliep..
herd bringing a lamb trona the wil-
derness; when I beer the quick tread
01 tile prodigal hastening home
eny organ and. penents itself in all
sorts oi forms. Nevertheless, it has
its own peoullar mark, its own. seal
whieh ensalbles the medical man to re-
cognize it in spite of all its, iantastic
dieguises. intections, it goes
what use a a great collection of etraight for the prechsposed organ.
tears? I de not not know' that they Moreover, the grip is es.sentially epi -
will be kept there for ever, I dot not aerate and contagious, but in most
know but that in some distant age of canes it is
heaven an angel of God meet look
into the bottle and find it as empty
of tears as the lachrymals of earthen -
were dug up' from the ancient city.
Where have the tears gone to? What
oprite of hell bath been invading
God's palace, and hath robbed the
lachrymatonest None. These were
sanctified sorrow-, and those tears
were changed into pearls that are now
set in the crowns and robes of the
ransomed. I walk up to examine this
heavenly coronet, gleaming brighter
than tbe sun, and cry, "Fiera what
riverdepths of heaven were these gems
gathered?' and a thou,sand voices
reply, "These are transmuted tears
from God's bottle." I see sceptres of
light stretched down from tha throne
of those who on earth were trod on
of men; and in every sceptre -point,
and inlaid in
EVERY molly STAIR
of golden throne, I behold an, in-
describable richness and lustre, and
cry, "From whence this streaming
light-thete flashing pearls?" and. the
voices of the, elders before the throne,
and of the martyrs under the altar,
and of the hundred and forty and
four thousampl radiant on the glassy
mea, exclaim, "Transmuted tears from
God's bottle.
Let the ages of heaven roll on -the
story of earth's pomp and pride long
ago ended; the Koh-i-noor diamonde
that made kings proud, the precious
stones that adorned Persian tiara
and flamed its the robes of Babylonian
processions, forgotten; the Golconda
mines charred in the last conflagra-
tion; but firm as the everlasting hills,
and pure as tbe light that streame
from the throne, and bright as the
river that flows from , the eternal
rock shall gleam, shall sparkle, shall
flame for ever these transmuted
tears of God's bottle."
Mea,nwhile, let the empty laeltry-
mat ory of heaven stand for ever. Let
110 band touchit. Let no wing
strike it Let no collision crack it.
Purer Unit' beryl or chrysoprasus,
Let it stand on the, step of Je,hovah's
throne and under the arch of fhle un -
fading rainbow. Passing down the
corridore of the palac,e, the redeemed
of earth bhall glanee at it, and( think
of all the earthly troubles trona which
they were ,delivered, and say, each to
each, "That is what we heard oc on
caiLit." "That is what the 'Psalmist
1N0T A VBRY SERIOUS DISEASE,
if the patient -is prudent and the doc-
tor vigilent."
Dr. L. Caze introdu.cas us to flee mic-
robe of the grip.. "The grip, or in-
fluenza," he says, "is due to 44; itnaild-
ering microbe, which, like that of the
e,holera, travels on land and sea. In
November lest this redoubtable insect
was in Turkey, where its presence
was noted seientifieally. It travelled
along th,e great lines of commerce and,
arrived at several points of the Old
and New World. It was Prof. Robert
Pfei.fer, of Berlin, wno diecovered the
beelines in 1811, arid since then it is
kept in reserve in laboratory cul-
tures, like its relatives of tuberculos-
is typkus, malaria, hydrophobia and
yellow fever. The microbe eaters
the haman system through th•e nese
and /nautili. The germ in form looks
A eittle like an egg, and in tble centre
of tins is the protoplesm, which can
be compared to the yolk of an egg.
Onoe in the, human body, the bacillus
settles dow,n to hueiness and spreads
abroad the liquid poleon wthich causes
influenza. It is not the gerro which
produces the malady, but the toot.°
matter which emanates from it.
"The haoillus of the influenza hass
neither legs nor wings, end, although
It can't move along of its own accoed,
it is oonstantls travelling. How does
it travel 1 it attaches itself to mov-
ing bodies oS all kinds. Certainly the
germ may sorrtetimes be oarried along
in the wand, but in most cases it reach-
es the heetaan bob' by oontagion. Once
installed there, it increases and mul-
tiplies enormously and in a very short
time."
menthe' imprisonment, but the gen-
to six Peasia-the raore so beeause, at thrt
The Crowe fuo.n was sentenced
otebecbspineay
metimen,th;Voso
Volga l
ohIr tinfeelptehatlato rotig
release, oral, od h
n hearing the facts ordereis
The following little story is told by
Mr. Frederick Troves In a letter he
isae sent to the British niedical Soler -
n1, detailing tbe "battle of Colensoz
"An orderly wau bringing SOMO wee
tor to a woutubed man lying on the
ground near barn. Ile WM shot
throagh the abdomen, and he could
hardly speak, caving to the clryness
at his mouth, but he said. "Take it to
my pal first; be is Worse hit than nue'
This generous lad died neXt morning,
but his poi got through end is doing
well."
An officer whose son is at the
front sends us an extract from his
boy's letter desoribing the battle of
Colons°. 71 coucluded svith an ac-
count of the bringing in of the wound-
ed :-"One little drummer boy, a mere
ohild, certainly not more than tour -
teen years old, bad hes left arm, shat-
tered by a shell splint. There he sat
on the ambulance waggon eating a
biscuit, which he hold in his other
ttud unhurt band. My heart went out
to the brave child, and I handed him
halt a crown. He said, 'Thank you,
sir, very much; but would you mind
putting it in my pocket, as I m.ustnet
let go my biscuit, you know.'"
Here is a good Buller tale. The
PINE TREES AS DISINFECTANTS.
Pint teeee are asserted to be a sure
safeguard against /natty of the preval-
ent epidenlic diseases, It has been
found in America that wherever un-
healthy districts have been planted
with pine plantations the low- fever
h,a,s le.ft, them., and when. cholera was
raging those districts which wet%
largely planted with ,conifers were
perfeetly free from the epidemic.
They are, if passible, more valta,ble
agents against fever and lung com-
plaints than even the eucalyptus, and
have the great advantage of growing
admirably in our climate.
general was once coming down the
Nile with Lord Charges Beresford, and
a sharp discussion arose as to which
chamiel should be taken at the first
cataract. The soldier advised one anti
the sailor another; but Buller got his
way; and the boat went through in
perfect safety. "Von see, I was right,"
said; Sir Redvers, to which Lord
Charles quietly replied, "I knew it
wee the right one myself, but I re-
commended the other because I knew
You would oppose ,w-hatever I said."
The British soldiers now in South
Africa are tabulated denominationally
by the War Office as r ()news re-Atrign-
cans, 147.980; Roman Catholics, 39,860;
Presbyterians, 15,773; Methodists, 11, -
eget other Protestant, bodies, 2,266.
It will, no doubt, be of interest to
friende a the late Generel Wauchope
to Learn that his eharger, Lady Mayor-
ess; from which be was shot at the
battle bI Magersfontein, has been
brought back to England in the trans -
poet Montfort. The deceased general
expressed a dying wish that this
shortie' be done, and his faithful man,
jobson,, carried out the instructions
most satisfactorily, the beautiful mare
having arrived in mos1 perfect con-
dition. •
The abuee of the white flag by the
Beers was indignantly discussed by
enable steamers to proosed dirtl7
to Astrakhan without being compello
ed to reload on flat-hottamed lighter.%
DEATH OF A STRANGE DIAN.
For thirty years Nathan. S. Reed hall
been. an inmate a Ithe Branch County
poor -house, and every day he has
been pvaying for death. Be was born
it New York eighty-three years ago
of parents who hen smell affeetion for
hint and -when a metre cbild be out
adrift from home, end went to live
with a. neighbour. At the age of ten.
he had grown a full beard and Wan
ilrequently mistaken for a mail et
twenty. His physique was largo and
commanding At the age of eleven he
was =edited with being the best <lanc-
er in the neighbowthood. A year late
or he won the hand of a neighbours
daughter and married her in defiant*
of her parents. The irate father -be-
low kidnapped. the wife on her wed-
ding day, and Reed did. not see her
again for years, and thee, he was the
wife of another.
Ttvo years later, when he was four-
teen, Reed married another girl of his
native town, with the consent of her
parente. After the wedding ceremony
he started to take his bride home in
a buggy, but on the way the horse be-
came frightened, the buggy twos over -
tamed, and the bride of two hours
was thrown out and killed instantly,
In a few. weeks he married again, but -
his .wife did not meet his expeobations.
He put her away on his own ipse dixit,
and took another. The fourth wife
Vraa a terraagent, and he left her. Tben
he married three more women in rapid •
succeesioaa. He was not yet 20 yenrs
old, but be had been the husband of
seven wives. When be tried to put
away the last one, she xebelled, and,
filing information against him, had
him talken into ecnert and sent to pan -
son. He got out of prilion, and liv-
ed a moderately respectable life, but
he was the victim a simstooke and
the results were that he became a phy-
sical wreck. Far many years he worked
about the _livery stables of the village
and in that otscupation became widely:
known to the commercial travellers at
'Uncle Nate." Thirty years ago he be-
came entirely incapacitated and was
committed to the county house, where
he lived for Orme decades, every night,
praying God for death. It came un-
expectedly after his regular morning
devotions a few days ago.
several Conna,uhtt Rangers, at the
close of a eecent engagement. "It's
maxat pity to mind their WhI0.O rags,"
Attic' Patoielc Murphy. " It is in one
-lense," replied Michttel O'Brien, " but
Iles the rule iv civilized warfare whin
you sees the white flag you Must stop
tire, and be the same token, 311013, you
weren't too quick to recogMze the
same." " Ah, yis, Pat,' replied
8.0141, " but didn't you krlOW that Iwas
colour blind.
Yes, mum, my "uslaing's gut killed
fightin' 'Kruger. But, there I've 'acl
£6 from the Patriotic Fund, and ;ell
froart the Ikaperiia,1 War Fund; and
the Daily Telegraph Fund gives; me
E15 a year for life, and invested 4,50
for my child. Then the Patriotic
Fund gives me 5e. a week, until I mar-
ries again, and is. gd. a week for the
child. So 1 ain't last anythink.” A
rapt.
WORDS 0111EN MISPRONOUNCED.
The values of a4.1 the syllables
the following words are equal.:
, Bscritoire-Es-kree-tsvar.
Chiffonier-LShee-fun-y,ay.
eardihiernanhahr--deen-yalo
Champe Elysees-Shong-zay-lee-zay.
Madane-Ma-dam. Both ." a's" as in
"hat ;" not " Meh-daline,"
Coup d-etat-Co-day-tah,.
C.am.embert-Ka-mong-bair. First "a'
as 111 " hat."
Kleber-Klay-bair.
Faux pas-Fo-pah.
Sans gene-Seag-zhen,
Quartier Latin-Kart-yay La -Lang.
First, third and last " a's '',as in "hate"
second "a" ilS in " cake," '
-Ben jour---l3png zhoor.
Mousseli ne 'de sole -Meek -leen (Wit
swab.