HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-5-5, Page 3THE STRUGGLE FOR SUCCESS
Possible to Pay Too High a Price
for fortune's Favors.
Enterect according, te Act of the Peen
Moment of Canada, Ao the rivar One
'4110U4and Nine Hundred and Four
ter W. nasty, of Toroate, tSe
Deraareent ot Agriculture, Ottawa s
k despatch from Los Angeles says:
nee, Vrtodc De Witt "l'alinage
od from the followlog text: Jociges
35, "Ales, my doughterl'*
An old trite saying declares, "What
•aarth getting is worth paying
for, 13ut the payment aemanded for
what we want is often, more than
leere silver mid gold. It may cost
the pound of flesh iear tbe heart Of
ao Antonio, and it may mean silver
or gold. crlioSonot by having been
dipped and rusted and dyed in human
bloaL
Well, to -day we fiod General Jeplio
tbeh basing o, great ambition. Ile
svos not only seeking a, noble and a
legitimate goal, but he was rashly
and recklessly ready ..to Pay any
')C to reoch that goal. Jeplithait
Iiad two objects in reaching this
goal of bsamlaition. The first. to
w,ipe out the stigma Oai the record of
Itts birth. Like Alexamire Dwoos, he
could never ntention the now of lila
mother without bringing 4 blush
shame to his cheek. Sctondly. Jeph- gaul tke Yourio man; 'you gave Mean
limb wanted to drko out the twood., to me, and 1 will keep therm Ti
ing Aromonitiolt hosts who were 1.Y04 are disboliiest 1 cam ha dishonest
Om:toning to destroy his people. ',„go too.' That is tbe way l'41r, So -and -So
the night before tho peat battle was SuPPOood tal hove hod his Miami -
cooled General deplithrib in his start in llfh. But lsf rse, no be
tat". tent mode o pledge something. Is so rich and generous with his mon-
like this; o0 God, if to -morrow thou Or */ ebureh and the world aro
rhadY to overlook this sin of his
ith. great temporal socces
eld VOTAle tit) etone tor the s
Means by which great ottcceea
won.
ElilVTINESS TEA1P0RA11
GESS .
Think not this illostra
-.torn la peace front the riuldren at
irnon shalt surely be the Lord's. ImaglitarY, ant speaking boo
and T oiler it up for a bora of- wte of whom Dame numor )s Wog
Obis story at this moment. And
tering.'
roar ttad die of ',yet, my brother, as rclato this in-
Ifordi bad
tile ceased when tile messengers on reident. I want yo* t to onswer this
swiftest of 'Items sped everywhere. questien. "Dees (304 ever 0,110w US
F1VeryW1lere the hard riding couriers t° 4141;t'e SUCcesses true in MR
shostea no mews to cm matitiva, 000,,, sight, at 'the esp.ense of our Chris -
one of the pillars of Rev. Dr. So-
and-So's church." "How did he
make his money?" "Well,- he an-
swers, and with that be looks arouoci
to see no one is within hearing dis-
tance. "there is a dark story con-
nected with his life, People do say
be got his start Isy dishoneet means.
He Is said to have been mire a very
Poor Young man awl a clerk in hio
uocie*s office. This uncle was the
owner of some -very valoable coke
lands. This uncle was a director in
one of our large private banks and
bad his name, with six or seven
othow directors, upon notes ogareaata
ing some millions of dealers in volloo
The bank failed. These directors were
responsible for the notes. In order
to liquidate those notes that uncla
would have had to hand over inost
of his property. What did he do? In
order to escape thee legitimate Oil-
gations he placed bis coke property
in the hands or his nephew and then
went into court and swore he was
poodles% After be had perjured
himself that this uncle went to his
nephew and said, ^Nor, my boy. (feed
ne hack my coke lands," 'Oh, no,'
only give Me FiliNeSs„ Al thou
allow me to atooe for the awilti
al of my birth by being deliv-
f my people front these invading
ot cut-throats, promise thee
I wbotsoever coinoth forth of tho
()ors of iny house to meet mo when
saying, sOh, God, if I only may bo
ho.nored among unr people I will
terve to thee as a burnt offering the
first person that comes out of ray
muse to welcome me." 1 3ut when
his beautiful daughter, robed in
white, was being bound to a stake,
mid when the lighted torch was
flung among the fagots piled around
her beautiful limbs, and when the
treeses of her hair floating in the
winds were eaten up by the hot.
hissing thanes, and when her dying
shriek wes heard above the wailings
of the multitudes that surrounded
her funeral Pyre, do you believe the
death of his only child conk) in. any
way mate Jephthab, happier be-
muse the disg-race of hie birth wan
/and, the rye will be ready in our
state abont S[ay 12. When the heeds
just begin to form it =aloes an ex-
cellent feed, and should last at least
ten days. Rye has often been con-
demned for this purpose. The diffi-
culty is, that in the desire to get
large yield, it has bean left too long
when it becomes Woody and unpala-
table. Wheot will follow next, and
fii one of the very best green foods.
It will last well into June. Later
sowings of both will prolong the sea".
son somewhat. The land on which
those grew may be either planted to
corn or later :Jewett With linnet.
sf one is depending on soiling with-
out the silo, there is lloble to he a
forever wiped out? Instead ei gap at floe poiot which alialfe, von
Jephtbaii being the head or bin fano fill. Its growing is mora a 9/lest:ion
By, now, by the death of his only 'of brains than 5011S. It has also the
child, he was the last. of his race, adventag,e of not having to be pot
I can imagine how a oian reared in in enneally, as do tbe other rrops,
poverty and one Wkio kiiew the :snaking additional cost for seed and
gnawings of hunger might tong for llobor. In any case, every dairymen
miliniited wealtli—aye. and be ready shook; have a piece of clover, which
to Make alluost any saeridee to will always be ready front June LI
achieve wealth—but when wealth t0 es and ready to cut again •
must be purchased at the lime of
his own lifia's blood is that wealth
worth the struggle and the death ?
RENOUNCE STD.
lifo 1 IMO Cna overlook them? We
The human and divine sacrifices of
st. There
F-1017 in the fact, %viten a, hero phys- Oats and peas are ol the
oily dies to physically suve moo- gore only two drawba 5 to n-, One
kind. When Dr. Robert Koch, tile 7; the aphis or green lico at •
bed discoverer Of the bacilli of tue /eral times taken our hire sowing,
rculoste, advocated the idea thatomul for which there eisems to be no
e tuberculosis of cattle was notqpractical remedy. The otbor io tte
irdeetioua for man, and a young high price of seed for the lat, two
a result of the iitoculation. rro 7otid:t always bl noad for 011'1 P°410
i
bacteriologist, to Provo that theorY or three years. The southern cowpee.
false. inoculated himself with. the is ofteu confounded with thc.. Canada
cattle totterouloais gerni and idled as geld pea. It is the latter not aloof -id
"That is gloriotre. that is grand 1 & which ma an peas Is o cow ea:eeriest,
That young man died in //calor that 44aiit. it sbould be seavn ,,,,,r1„ itt
might Ph,YsleallY live- Ile 131°4 lithe sprina. The former
order to prove the neaeasitY of :r.
, stagnant; against the toi,erett. oeon, and should not be put in tit
losis of the Omni) brute."' Illit this 'fijo grOfind is warm. lo*o Nov
1
Young' maiden of any tem did more ertrlY June. While it is a '1'riide
o to tb..,.., In artier that her father forage Want in tho south, its eine
1
ht liege 1 eon -imagine that to T'altie in the north is for enriching
e crude belief of there tioys it, the sail -
ay have been held that tho 111? -4, Canada, pens SinSild be F
failod to 11111111 his deliherato as soon as the ground is io to work,.
vow would perioh eternally, it may A better crop will be obteh ell, and
have been that deplithab's daughter they will stay green lenoor. it the
lehled her life to overt that dread- Peas are plowed in about a butes
fate front her father. If so deep. The oats should he sown four
ow heroic was her sacklike ! 71Iow or five days later, harrowed in and
must, rhave loved her for doing roiled. Or the peas 7,tiay lo. drilled
while he bewailed the ranit VOW - i, -AS deep as Pos`dbie. and 1at .0,..e thP
riotaliollroUliifite, ti„thrnits,cte. sswait:tlysii.; tllodp‘orThe i nooaatarerdrt11111:tlurtfhaece7PI0Osiotew v.t;ov.s.:1, ittav1,1
was rendered tieceo.oary by nor trans- 'els pas and from one to li hoolo.N
fIressiotel ? lle Wi4c4 died to .el'-e',10ats, per Acre. This Is lOter than
us from the penotty of our sin 4 to sow 4 lsrAw fra.,2ntity 0:i• ,ThsIA,-,, as
Mks Its for our grateful love. Goo /oftett recommended. DPI....-ita, (,:rowd
August. Dry as it was lost veer.
such clover tided us -sloth our Oats
and peas were fit, and wps eat again
before corn matured.
"The land is frefk! The Jane N den inlegr1/3". Will he forgive
free! The land is free1 depittinth d la? 3eur :0% ds 1,4! asilvcr b fin 13.2tt„oo
has word Jeplithoh has won!" I --' 4"‘" --
DUTY. jewels that have been stolen from
Virst. God woold stover bare
like dephthah, destroy the apiritn
an4i/hysical and temporal lives
our children. Ile would never liave
Th *o „ogrotf.z,d in our work 0,4 w„ tit out of decett end dishonesty and
would neglect oar own fk.A. and , theft and with gold smelted by tm-
lithe coffers of another's treasure
vaults? NIliott is worth having is
worth paying foto but we air:ay:4
ay too high for our temporal sue;
when wo pay for them With
weed... mad yam not. uow 4m, boy,: lawful aud inuuoral fires. "A good
mid ttiris mot torn out. ue would name is rather to be ehosen than
not have the tohlister or the lawyer great °lit's'''. That mm18' though
you pile upon one side of your scales
ol'thlaievt!nzhattort4:700ireatiftteoly asap, all toe gold hurled under u, thou -
„send bilis. and all the securities
nursery. must work and work ond hbot The ,„„
UOy Itv710:41 2/fiy,1111.01Swtn103:1:.$ ilaalltgrrt jelavevne *, t,-.4--yo-u-r---foo-t",-- ThaeckdailunmfoatIns
om eifor ms boy bane Upon kis ifentrpiut upioa the other fade of that
to sacrifiee the Spiritual end temporal sight et Geld ut:ISCI'eferriset:I'ven' you1le
lives of our children upon the altars have paid for your wealth at too
of bone. high a price, You have paid for
011, parent, it is an awful -crime to Mein at the expense or your Ghris-
endanger the physleal and temporal Gan integrity,
and spiritual welfare of your chit- But there is still another very
dren! No crime among all recorded foolish oacrifice many men and Wo-
erinici, ought to be MOM Shatilled or men make for temporal successes of
condemned. And yet Ms crone we life. That is the respect nod love
see flaunting itaelf exerywhere. Par- Which all good men and women
ents seem to be too busy seeking should feel toward their fellow men.
earthly Etone and temporal success to It is elle thing to be careful about
cam for their own flesh and blood. 1311r Christian intep,rita”, and others
alaid a prominent English judge to a °IV think wen or 11"t It an -
Other and a more important thing.
young Man standing in the Athol's
dock, "Do you remember your fae that we do riot foolishly sacrifice
...ta suffer." Ile woold not let Aiwa- In 'en fc‘na a Golconda min°' nnd
neither will he ever reouire irons:to/a digi"wst ir
ther?" said tbe our Christian integrity, lest wo lose
"Perfectly."
youth. "Whenever I entered his oo,t,fa resDeet and 3"v° f°1‘ aur neigh-
presetwe he would say: 'Run away; T. TOO MOH,
run, my lad, and don't trouble me. I
must weite now; I must write.' "' 11-110 It must be an awful sensation for
n. man who has eat:rifted his Chris -
was that father? "He was the great tian integrity to feel that ho always
lawyer." said Dr. Potter, "who was
the author Of the femme% work on
'The Law of TroSts,' and his onty
son ill dll0 time furnished a practical
commentary on tlie way in which his
totbor had discbarged the most sac-
red of all trusts committed to him in
the person of his own child."
• "hal, where. ie . your nodher?" I
one asked a young .eehool friend
when dining in the home or his mo-
ther. "Ole mother is not Isere to
dinner to -day. Mother is very sel-
dom at horne. She is always off ad-
dressing those religious meetings."
Do you wonder that in this answer I
read the future doom of 'that son? Do
you wonder that that boy turned out
badly') What right had that another
to attend any set-ies of meetings
whielt would compel her to systemati-
cally neglect the :spiritual trainiug of
her offspring by her own. fireside? No
temporel success of life should ha al-
,' lowed to demand for its altars the
sacrifice of a man's children, the sac-
rinee of a mother's home.
CHRISTIAN INTEO.n." [TY.
For temporal success,. no matter
how, great, God would nevee have as
'of) destroy our, Christian integrity. Ile
wouldneeer have us mix an alloy in
"With the pure gold of Christiae
acter. in order .to, make it harder and
to gi've it a loader ring He would
never say to us-, "Oh, child Of G odi
you, cao tell Just .one big lie or nom, -
mit one big pin -if by that. means you
can win a 'great earthly •sueeese, and
then you Will be ready to reemise-
' crate 'our Whole. life to me.'" And.
yeletheee are reaby .11101 and women,
who .1,ielieye, that in the sight •G od
and man. a great .temporal. Success
in one way may atone' foe the ,illegeh
timate. and dishoeeSt means by ,Which.
that succese is Won. them the
cloven foot, of.Satan may be allowed
to stand , in the .front rank of the,
svoSlcre honored ons if it be o'oly'
'Covered With shining kid of -a
patent 'leather shoe.,
eWho is that 'aciatleulan riding
.down the street?" I 'ask, ' SOh,",lic
a.1iswere, "that is one oi.:the most in-
fluential Ethd:: respeeted men in oer
town. He not Only at the head of
all reformatory movements, ha he is man of War impulsively end hastily
-
withhold it ? tat litfi eVer hate ;bade the peas and decreaso tho lobs*
an renounce the sin whit% be died of the fodder, After ton tl000 aootiTer
Showing should be put in, mai it ore
es not fear the aithla. tWO Wi.i01,,-,
ter a tiiird. 'Phew, will foinioh
men feed from the hest of dime to
be 11114 or radale or Angl.". lea ot Ileb. X, 12. 23. that after the 'Sell*
I have bad two acres Vuo/th OZI Lord dt-son lool offered floe saerifice ',,N a nionopoly of the impertol Oov-
ws all they would eat, in malizion for sins forerer lite oni down on the 'eminent, excnit in Siberia, where, we ' ee gape
some pasture (an acre to tb,. ard. right hand el (iod, frolu hetaceforth "July 1, it Will becoute a monopoly — —
i
nal) for six weeltS. If there ie a sore expoeting till IIis enemies ie., made too.
luo they ran ho 'Olt (toll t"or'l for Ifis footstool. in Won. viii. 10-23. In Great Britain the revenue from '
to wipe away, end let us give to
hint oar heart's adoration and von.
'Overate UAW lives to his vervigee
FOR FARMERS
'.f.OnAonahle and Profitable
Hints tar the Busy Tillers
et the Soil.
st*tig441.774***Y4i4ili'14.644,41:44.**04:41
SUMMER DAIRY IfEED.
Ordinarily. I do not believe that
itirymen should wactice entire stab
eding the year round, although 11
it be and is done 'with prt, writes
Mr. Edward Van Alstyne. There Is
notliing that will quite tate the pluee
of pasture grass. On most farms
wbero cows are Rent, there is much
land that Can be devoted to pasture.
But land that will nrOw good corn,
t E S. S. LESSON,
INTEIZNATIONAL LESSQN/
MAY 8.
Text of the Lesson Luke -aid., 35-
48. Golden Text, Luke xii-,
There is a vast amount of religion
rOigiousltess which is not real.
is merely outward form, like the
aii which has the form of the
wheat,
ts 'talnITI'ethies nP°11tahrsleges ‘10.1ftholit4r
Lord's time bast an abundance of
hat Wad, and He called them hypo-
erues* those wIlo play Pa"" Like luaus°, t when be called for his
actors on a stage. Aiatt. =Hi itors..0 be lann(.1 toot his ,erx.ant had
he so called, them seven times,
and in the first verse of our lessoo .Pereusieu to go out for
pier lie said, oBewaro ye of the the ecernog, and had the are of the
able in his pipe/vet, 'rim. officer
Leaven of the pharisees, which hy-, stale- donned his uniform, and then
Peorisy." Leaven in gcripture t to proceed on foot to the
mvariably something evil, corrupt Gourds' Armory. which ley on the
am) corrupting. Even in Matta
and parallel passages it refers to other °Ide or liYde Perk- Welking"
hastily that direction, he canto
the corrupted food of the church
this preseut age called the mystery °Id Prkele"edlY nt the verY head'
quarters of the mob. where they
of the kingdom, the teaching which,
rding to the last, vart aur were already piling- up the fences.
FAIR PLAY.
English Offi.cer's Experience
With e, Lond94 Nob,
During the reform riots in llyde
Park, London, in 1860, the mob, on
a well -remembered, night, began
tearing down the fences of Hyde
Perk, for fires and barricadee. Col.
Thomas Wentwor 11 1 I iggillscoi tells
IiinshthoemAcetalanwyxce i11.1v(!lisalciluyntagof
Witll a.
friend, all iniconseiceis of the im-
epeeindereelinga ci.Zuligreel;Ms the ly lAh•aerer
de-
rtment, telling him that his regi-
ment Was Ordered out to deAt1 with
the mob,
11e hastened heel: to his own
c
esson, encourages those e ho pro- I aniainAs, annbialuatrsia asrvaa:e rt"Igat L7411; i al:
A true child of God and servaut lawae was but one thl0p, LO he
tbe - . . „., us_ io ot 4
'coming of Christ and soinolo with
:
the s World.tobest".1"Itti. but sci'lf at
0 that tbe Lord hod delivered their
-seemed for the moment '..) the mob
of Christ is heasoila -o ith trim," 'Irs;0.4),:.e7 enacr made his illiiilisell'w:::7:raiglit
hears tbe word of God and, keepe it, toward tbe center of action, and
ban a raitiglo eye to 1111, glory of enuelt to a man wcio was mounted
God le.i'$ olo lrenr:31.e 54 hc'ea- ,on the pile anit w. evidently the
tyteteu.kitasdiloloa„ lia.ltlitis no la"n'nre„ about "i
le a‘der of tiro tumult : II
, ol eay, my Rood. Ina - rep- 1
4de,e4tilTi."111Tb?slitttasn of thell':orlid"ranl 'le,st:.:^sh orobetio:, ' '1,11,1".iiill ;jou .givtl, Lltit.14;
he hypocrite. two the itrery, are i
O. living unto then
1 :gti41(125.3. 2B. ,,3..4 it ot his world ,, a Wind over this pile?"
apter *ii up *o where'''"e° -then said with decision.
af
r'r- 'jgeittlemen is right. Ile is (loam.,
" /his duty, and we have no moirrel r,
The man heoitated 0 minutes, and ;1
Frahm' more
the reikerned of 'with biro. Lend a hand mad help
with Christ. our infectious are 'hint °Ner'
„bore 11„ ts. at tin, right. band II& was promptly dtme wait en- -
0lOire 10d. we believe that ant, we I tire respect. nod the officer in his I
id c.-ith Christ in God, that Ile has willivoll tollIforOt weltt hastily 031 bis
and't 1 bolts wt4."asrelc.1111trrel4ausl °117/1 gwkilt7f vilF an" thrre 4:41°4'4 Iruln the /
Tilt -in tbe rnob returned to
ilettortits,5t! otio:ti.pollt:Islisitiiy opv arrii'61diiSsiS45,1:111.11: litill.:.,:nt4‘;rssat:ilf. i si I 1 oi b.urkr k(12:0:o1:03 :11)11111pelteltPilaittelfiFi-,ot :141:at:Adz; t)(StIlt;I:dbleel,mlides i
les of 1104 W01. Hi. 141; I Tbeso4,.4ixid. 1,
.
12; I Vet. H. 9; 1 Cor. iv. 2/. As
such we are devaledly not of tido
ing of our I root demo, Christ.'" '
front heoveu--"avaiirlog for the vont.
lights burning' we mall for our Lord
world. hut with boos girded and :hot down.
"'serving the thing am
and waatiog for ills Son z
ett** (I Cur. 1. 7: 1 tioas. i. „, I
tiee also I l'et. 1, 13.
la WM% liT and fl4 of okir leoson
the attitude is mit only waiting. ,
but watehing-othat io, topeetingt, for 4.
We Will 1144t 1.i apt to oatch for I
afoot ee do not espeet. It is writs "at
TAX OD' DRINICS.
at ationol
This Souree.
d States rereiro
O„Otio efpuldir
e ta irits and $
n beer, a to
3(1 ,1)00,
1*0 US51011 Government estima
.000,000 its tevtirie ibis
le sale of liquor. which r
nu ne
Cart
Little Liver Pil
Must notore of
• lb 1.1're
HAVE, TO STOP rtE,
SIT DOWN.
117Z. TO, DO
tfotY7
RYE PIUS
dittenancr
llar
pitattoo or
Weidmass,
to klat
one, feed a day or such hay, has nol lately 1110 WhOle creation. Inn be. eeeisee.119 11110 ta,,N4 is ealled. a‘pragi,a
Revers 4111%.41, ILltmr tifht fruits inose,000.000 a. year. rot smelt
giVen, ;no .00 much milk us a 'feed leso
tile 1)(14 daver hay and owl' Pnuni ni "f the NW"' at° 17:aza t° il° 1431tUnalthau the tvveime of the l'ultod States '
gr
eagertY an
nark/ grain. To get tbere remits ltgroaning for . thr (."'" 'Ottvertanunt front the Fame oo
•urre.
/
ley 61101,ild be cut Just an 'the oat -deukt/tz°" tO1'4' uh"u It° Fhul' wilnd e: oVivre is, hesidts. Ib
i' enigmas
'
ad is formed and the rims hardly 4 ,'
We must 3301*' 110' d 3
of 'blossom. Clover can be SOW11 Ilis teaching. to Israel in tlw go
'. '- ei4 d c 041 Il
with tham
esa,
nd if they are eet n
the teahing to tie,
eld not allowed to lodge goad seed' an
tha epistieS concerning Iiis 'coming
g wilt follow. Orlile ground eau again. In the gnSpels it generully
sown with Millet *01late 101 JULY' Dins coming in gnaw, as in the rod
4 and a good crop obtained. g'urnips ,T,,stament. with opecou reference t
may be put in as late as August 1. /Israel anti 110' nations, hut In t
Millet and bungarian grass 000 pistl*'s ate
valUtible feed after peas mole, eiluirceitiltitleenfilit-isintr-rstta4g)ettl:fe amournt Penolint,ltelleild8" osts"eitIllsStignsofdstliletes
They may be sown frOM, JUne 1 on. - or -t is the lat,,t tt
m wines entered into France for t,
evenne froat rum. broody mul other
,Oxicants, amounting tu $25,1400.-1+
00.
The French Government derives 3
year 4100,000,000 trance Troia its lax
on spirits. 2.'00(000 from the lax
on beer and 175,000,000 hoore the
xes on wine, elder being inelteled. ,
is is ,$,100.000,000 a year tram '
They will come an before corn is iteele coming In gloro, in the church
{ •
grain Or hay, and is easily tilled, one las a quick and rank. grOWer. I SOW
pose. On sueb land a bellow the This also makes a fine bay, 4tbTnet. 1 IN8-t',Islial'Ig73,(7fr(047(11t this I:els:Is:1°7(11i: ilgctll.onwevelPittl in so
nsilo
cannot afford to nse for this pin front eiolit to 12 (marts per
way to figure the value of nn aero of Amid be cut before tho heads are , as the owaitioe is concerned,
will cut. For instance, if an acre For soiliug or grown feeding, I pre- or when our Lord returns from the
worth 81 0, then the pasture is worth
Is sfewrooteacooerizt ritiauleiteladrgsto.r tlereVarieties NN.ill 10101 voted 10
ltifiele C.11.:::::Itlilir:'11llanhde \V‘v,ilet: sItiebwn...,
The last part of tow lesson is de -
will cut one ton of hay, and it
that amount, less the cost of gather- a good growth of ears. It is SloW ard" or the opposite, and the Mat -
pasture is by tho measure of hay t wen farmed.
mg the hay. getting started. mid will not tura
If it will cut two tons, then twice so much bulk to the acre as will
as much, with from two to four acres southern or working corn; but will
has to live III the "toty of Dishon- to carry a cow throngli stile sum.- more than make up in quality what to real servants and to hypocrites
esty." upon the "Boulevard of Do- mei', and give her all she needs. It it, lacks in quantity. Although I ' whose portion will be with "believe
ceit." It must be an awful thing will be readily seen that to depend ,have never sown sorghum. for this .ers. The wise servant is eremplified
to feel that every person who comes wholly on pasture is 'expensive. With ,perpose, I believe it is valuable for in the five wise virgins of Vett.
in -touch with you is 'prompted to this in mind, and realizing that when teedieg in early fell, and well worth and the faithful s'ervant is seen in
ter or personal responsibility is set
forth, Pour times we ;have the.
phrase "that servant," referring both
seek your friendship with a sinister
desire. I once read of a, heartrend-
ing scene. During the bombard-
ment of Charleston, S.C., a, young
girl in one of the principal Man -
.1 that fair city of the south
a, eow is allowed to shrink in her a trial. All :mall feeds should al -
milk flow for any length of time, her W0,1"'S be fed in the stable. If 3 littbe
milk secreting glands shrink, and nu system is employed, the extra labor
subsequent feeding will enable them is not great, either when the teem,
to perforan their full function until the comes from or just before it goes to
was standing with her soldier lover cow is again fresh. I would empha
- the Reid. It is tbe work of only a
size the economy azid importance of.
before the marriage altar. Just as few moments to throw the feed,
the chaplain was about to pronounce providing senile supplementary feed which' ha been cut, on the wagon and
the twain one, there sounded a, ring- during apidsummer. The two crops leave it at the door of the stable. We
bag or a shell. Itnbuest, into the mulled. below Will not be needed by gather enough on Saturday to last
room, and the young bride dropped those who depend largely or wholly over Sunday. It does not spoil or
dead at the feet of lover. Oh, on pasture early in the season, but sour. The better condition of the
that death was horrible, terrific ! are very important where stable feed- herd, the increased amount of milk
That was a tragedy. But tho scene Ing continues the entire year, and the smaller area needed for pas- service, giving the gospel to every
of horror which met -the young
the Men with the thee and the two
talents in the same ehapter and in
the men whose pounds gained ten
and live pounds in Luke xis. The
faithful servant is not only rewarded,
lint who can tell how much is includ-
ed in the words neuter over all that
lie hatter' (Vex•se 44.) We rennet
but think of ''with me in my
throne" and "we shall reign on the
earth" iii., 21; 1•., 10).
That which our Lord gives us He
expects us to lase faithfully in. His
TTTFISIMMER SILO. • • he •
'fication of it as may euit each inch- . -
so horrible to ine as must be the ready. I prefer tile barnyard millet 1,, • , ord oi truth to las redeemed, keep -
bad man who thialrs that every alio would follow all the year feed- cost and labor, amount of our stewardship . Re
inarriage altar is built upon the ing, the sunnner silo is a necessity. wants a people rooted and grounded
Imrd rock of selfishness, that all For this purpose I would prefer the in love, rooted and built up in Him
friendly greetings are moi•ely the solid silage in the bottom of a deep aucl established in the faith (Eoh.
fawning words uttered by hypocrisy, silo, rather than" to have a small Hie 17: Col, ii., 7), and this ran be
that every one with whom we walk one built for the purpose. I have
tine andez t sesettin, ea such mad- ereature and eighth, dividing the
bridegroom's eyes that might is not.
calmly compensate ior inview that we must render an
tauntnigly agonizing feelings of a am of the opinion that for one
ANTI-SAIOXING LAWS.
accominished only by the word of
is trying to overreach us as we are covered such silage after the cattle A maw
d • passed in Norway an 1 889 , .'. . . e e , e
God mithially maustmed by the tIoly
prohibits the sale of tobacco to any-
porie under the age of fifteen years.
trying to overreach them. God pity went to pasture with 6 or 8 ,inelles Spirit through Ilis servants. Dread -
the man who has lost his Christian of 'sawdust, .and had it keep beauti- full will be the loss. of those who have.
lei Prince Edward Island the sale of
integrity ! God pity the man who fully until midsuminer. No crop is given stones for bread, things intel-
tobacco in any form to a minor -un-
feels he has to live upon the "Street lectual and ethical instead of meat
of Self Love" and to associate en- so cheap or so reliable. Should a der sixteea. vears is forbidden. Any
possession en smo ts ooacco is ia- ,
uor u der that age who has in hie in due season. , Tile stripes w111 be
&oath:. occur and cut off a ground .
tirely with neighbors who belong te crop, , or, as has been the case, the .., • , k, t - . , • i• in proportion to knowledge and ,
the great family of "Hard Hearts."
. ble to a fine of 'five dollars or seven Pc)rtun't•Y ablisi'd-
aphis destroy .an entire sowing of _
Bu t tempora I success is again peas, there is the silage to fall back. • • . The servant who is cast out with
bought at too high a price Nvhen 011 days imprisonment. , Bermuda, im_
' poses a small penalty on peesons unbelievers never was a true servant,
the desire for one earthly goaf ob- '
At the Pan-American dairy test our hut one like Judas Iscariot, who was
literates all the teniporal and spiel- selling .tobtieco, cigars, or cigarettes
teal blessiegs with. which eve are silage was hauled 17 miles. When to children under sixteen years of oni3r of the number of the twelve,
surrounded. It is bought at too brought, to the stable in the early age. In France numerous societies for a true child of Goil can neYer
. .,
high a price when a maxi, to gain morning, in a. covered box, it was hale been formed for the suppres_ perish (John aa 27-29; Phili6).
that end, is willing to sa,erifice
everything else he has on earth,
fold, he the end, may lose Um prizc
for which he has struggled,
r COn imagine how jephthah
brooded over the evil chapter of his
father's and mother's life which
neve him birth. I can imagine
how he wanted to wipe out that
stain, especially to wipe it out
oolong a PeoPle that kept the re-
cords of family births generation
after generation and century after
centurylean imagine this mighty
fairly good. Under these adverse etre
cellists:Incas, through those het July
and August days, the records show
it was cheaper feed to make milk
froin, at 82 per ton, than was the
best of selected green feed of various
kinds brought in -fresh daily from
within a short distance from the ex-
sion of this growing habit, and the All are lose, whether professors of
French Governaierit haveabsolutely religion or openly ungodly, because
prohibited the use of tobacco in all they have not received the Lord ,ses..
their' schools. ;us Christ as their Saviour, but pun-
ishment shall be according to desert.
All are saved who are re -deemed by
His precious blood, and all eqoally
.SO , / never saved, for there are no degrees in
position grounds, at 81that she 001111114s him of an old friend
,. 75 for a like Safety but rewards shall be accord-
' ' •
weight. mg to faithful service, even as He
Rye and wheat are the two feeds "I have nothing but my heart to seed. "Behold, 1 come ouiehly, and
first available in the spring, and give you," said a spinster to a law- my reward is with me to give every
have to be sown ene fall previous,' If yer who had concluded a suit for her. :one according as his work shall be"
sowed early, say September 1, about "Well," said the lawyer gruffly. "go (Der. xecii., 12). See also II. John
two buslykls per acre, on rich, warm to my clerk. He takes the fees," a.
.eshiptnent or for local consumption.
Italy raises about 100,00(1,40)0 lire
year from excise taxes, the equivie-
nt, or about $20,000,000.
Holland raises about 50,0001100
Orins fro*it this source, ewiivalent to
20,000,000.
4.
SHIP'S BELL HONORED,
The ship's bell of the famous Bria,
tannie-swhich ship has now been broa-
en up—has been given a place 01 1301;-
01' 03 tlie offices of the White Star
Line in LiveOpool. It is artistically
mounted under a polished wood me-
oPer. and bears on its sarface a -white
Star. During her thirty years career,
the Britannic travelled 2,232,9119
"What a methodical fellow you are,
Dobbs!" said Filkins, who had step-
ped into Dodd's face during the
Iatter's absenm, "Why, what do you
mean?" asked Dobbs. "To thinii
that you should lock all your draw-
ers up when You are only going out
for five rainutes. "risn't likely -that
anybody would Meddle with your pa-
pers." "Of course not," replied
Dobbs; "but bow did yo)1 find out
that the deawers were looked?"
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they de
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C Laraltel.'rer toOst
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We Ask this Question:
Why don't you remove
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The first step is to regulate the
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