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LIGHTS OF A GREAT CITY
Night is a Symbol of Social Calam-
ity, Sin and Death.
(Entered according to Att of the Par- every day or their lilies. but in their
- r own seeengtla Viev 4e/11 -Mt
, stop, And
lialue4t of ceeadaat the year Oise
liseusand Nine un
by Wm. Peen, of worento, at the
Defiant's-sew, ofAgriculture, Ottawa)
so to -night As a wotehritan on God s
tower 1 ee thotteatids of the finest
A despatch from Los Angeles, btained men aid aed women going to de,
prmched 4,010 the seaeowina texle dehead toward. t11e awful Niagaram Of
l ;exit, , o, liriuteceneris. I hear them sbout
eseettesyertehlosowent e
of the uffehe'r linitgig4auldni clitigr-slittnigagaieland7c.iewstilstleulingtuulaehid-
says7 Rev. Frank De Witt TaluttAn'e steuction throi tee rapids which
itave you au active imagination?
If so, yoz do not peed to go to Pad-,
eetine, the land in which the ancient
prophet wrote, for an illustration, of
text There are
the wca s o ne •
night. while others sleep, are o 4 e • • one asks, our berthe, unable to sleep. At laret
tere triese all the sights and sounds in the darkness I arose to dregs and
watchmen everywherce--rnen Avho a „
But, watelerinn " some
guard pretectiug property And by
thele Niitettee itgunt the 100314, of 0,,, (hall). th,tt y,01,1 see am/ hear?" go upon deck. No sooner did 1 etep
hieves and conspira7ors who prowl '''s' l'as'' i'"'''' F°r• while ono uPoll elle floor then the heeving ;Lena
crowd Is passing throegii the hale. hurled nee across the stateroom, out
around in the darkne$s. ways foul aecen ling the etair of the th(ough the dear and clear acmes
one imereoral theatres, and another crowd ti d el; I lava Ane -self un.b-
As I see the sun slue. behind the
Los Angeles ltills I see ignited
nouy place.s of pc.micious noweee Veol.s. hurrying toward the liar be,
among Syrian bills, but among the
"wilderness of rock" in the Londen
metropolis, so I will find my closing
troubled waters of asi angry Pacific.
scene not in Jerusalem, but upon the
For days and weeks we had been
treading' the quiet paths of the
"trackless deep,." The ocean had
heretofore been very kind to us. It
was truly pacific in every way tbat
its namif
e signied. But then, like
some of our old friemle. At changed..
Its heart of kindness became a
heart of hate. It seemed to have
not the purpose to be loving, but
only
THE DESIRE TO DEfe'fROY.
Day in and clay out we battled with
the tempest. "The worst storm I
ever knew," said the captain. "Many
good ships have been foundered in
less storms than this." The S',;r-•
face of the see. Wtt,..S a raging mob of
demone. The wind, shrieking throng,h
g we
yet eieldind godown and dowand our rigging, was like ei chorus of
d •ind down er'bte
rouli the Debts lost souls yelling out in rage.
After three days of storm went
to Pay berth and tried to teleep.
Hour after hour we were weilgeil in
coming eroin the open doors of the
salocns e see these victims heading
oward eterpal death.
by one the differeat lights of the is nt;Iggeling slowly on witit flushed
tont. whoc different lights. RS de- nd which ii(11401' is sold. whieli
peel us hemlock tiunfits
Urf Philleeopliete I see still an-
other multitude of death eeekere,
These pas % PIO not in rags or with
eloW and leaelen steps, They are
to 11c,d4,,Qii the d will pritve as fatal as the,
1 1
oylpg flames. iuI
'young own and the young \% 0300
iii1ADA:„ItiE,, to their fascinating haunts1 see
the stage curteuts lifted before litany
sta allorint, group of actresses and
Aro just what every
ve nervous, Ma"
0Own,w0r314n need,s te
make ber etrong, and,
well.
They cure those feel,
ings of smothering and
sinking that cora* on
at times, make the
heart beat strong and
regular, give
sweet, refresh,
ing sleep and
banish hoed.
;Kites and ner-
vousnet.s. They
fuse new life
and energy into
disairited,health,
sha:ttered women
who have come
to think there is
no cure for there,
They cure Nervowiness, Sleeplessness,
Nervous Prostration, Brain Fag, Faint
and Dizzy Spells, listlessness, After
Effects of 14 Grippe and Fever, Anmmia,
General Debility and all trouele.s :toting
fron a rue -down system,
?rico 50o, per box or '3 for SI 25
all druentets or matio4
Via T. 24ILUVRN CO,, VECTEDe
Toronto. Oat.
ttGleST AliT01110.11,..
Another "largest eutomobite u
the world" is a liervester in South-
ern California. tile machine is 00
fei,t long and 80 feet wide. The tno-
tive power is furnished by oil. Eight
men Etre required to run it. As tlie
machine starts oil the grain begins
falling in sans on the opposite sine
from where it is cut and the straW
dtops into a tart behind.
-chorus gitds, sm., nn IC41$, Se°n I/ dreseed for trn ball -rooms and the
law dance Italie. They move in regue
I . step, not with the tramip. tranin. 1
Wealthy capital of Samaria on the
night when a diseeputable dancing
girl, Salome eame, danced among
the liceutious guesto a her Steeifatle•
er, Thirod, and, by sinuous Moveinents
of limb and suggestine look al sin s
eaPtivated the drunken 1•:.ing that ho
promised her anything that She
might ask of hint, even to the half
of his kingdom.
.3.4.410). the Baptist lost his life
aceount of that dance. But reanY
THE S. S. LESSON
INTI1111NATIONAL LESSON,
OCT. 2.
-Tes,t; of the Leesen, Xing's
ii., 12-22. Golden Text,
II. leings ii., 9.
Elijah said that it, was a hard
thing tliet asked wben he
asked for a double portion of Hie
Spirit, and it means a great deal to
be tilled with the Spirit of God. It
'ens so notch that many who
they want to be filled are 'let
filled would not wonder at it if they
could only see themselves as God
FCS them and, see their real unwilling-
neoe or itareadiness to be filled. It way
Mean thousands of souls, as though
Peter at Pentecost, or It may att.,en
s one( to oeci. i e.' en.or killed
eith the il'701'cl hke James or John
the Ilaptiet; it may nran a revival in
Samaria or it inrey mean sent on on
a lonely jourimy to meet one man,
as in tbe eaae of I tulip. It certain-
ly means that self shall be wholly'
renoeateed, and to all God's will and
voiy we shall heartily say, Yes,
Lord: Spirit controlled eanr.ot in
any way mean seli coetrollecl.
Thie done!, portion Elisha hon
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SELECTED RECIPES.
Greea Tomato Pickles.---Siece hale
a peck of green tomatoes, spread
out on platters, strew with foie salt
and leave over night. In the more -
hag' wasl. off the salt and chop them.
Put into a preserving. kettle and e..del
half a poilei of whole mustard seed. i
ter° large onions, three greea pep-
pers ehordied. Ane, seeds and all; one
tablespoonful a cinnamon, one scant a
eableepoonfol a cloves, one cup of 15
sugar and vinegar. Cools slowly
two or three hours at the side, ei the
atiring often_
pieen Grapae.—Ttile is eeesonable,
Take ten pounds of Concord grapes.
Po tbe fro the skins arid cook
seetHaMSPeratel=1
p m
the pulp in a preeerving kettle eill
the seed can be pressed out in a col
ander. Itetura the elittel pulp to
tbe kettle with. the skies; add four
pounds of *tiger, half a pint of good
vinegar, one level tab/espoonful *-
ground cloves and one large gee
ed and stunned; then -I 100 " -cert ahoet deedred, as is Manifest in hie Per" cinnamon. Cook gently aboan an
me, What Was My StIrpriSe to 110r1 54-t-nt "1 will -ol leave thee" and hear, till it is thick. The granea
ip el many eoldlers. hut with
the etorta over and the stars ern. jo
111'9 "nwnvering whvn must be stirred coestautly to pe
A mate.' tented to me and salsa we in eels tow -the e.rnation or. wheal
"Mate, if. wilt soon be -clear. We
shall F000. have a calm sea. The
storm is past. Set yonder star by
the edge of the horizon. That is the
Moruiteg star. The sun will eerie '
up.” Yes as I stood there WOMB%
to the slap's ropes I euew the sea
was growing calm. Soar. quietly
and peacefully the sun arose. Tile
In would teveive the double portion,
lie saw t ttkeu, then ho saw
Itint no more, but he rent his own ;
clothes, took up Cie mantle of Eli,
Jah and went back to Jordan, 'nen
he • e first called he -e'aS PIQW1111;
'in field, and he slew his oxen,
and i t It tile inatruments (probably
"the yone and plow) noiled their flosla
and lol-
i 4. the two,Stel), the pollta° anitUl •Ttbe.3t.etwiane(tiesi.Le1107d eteeo eTiligehd ainn:41) Ptlie",ahniv(elengl u11•141'iletli. 11111; wPeasartlx°11 30L33 e
sliding and graeeful step f
flees wilich we should not and will harboxs. The morning had come foe 11'411.3leartf'" m4T'' Ile "list li("°
t meat ion, h t t 90 et iaet plcsaeti eery straight furrow, ana
angry waeees stopped their liallprineo tn
"ARE ALL DANCES llesD ?
esres some young girl. '"Is ee•erer ono
datIVO of death? Are all our young
people enemies of Christ and bad
whe ever visit dance halls? `Phis is
en 8 e ng or ) g•
libeeeal/m4wmelal,i,ealatel;1;:ay 1:jerasepaled. oe no.t.
lt•ltring Pean t,'ompole,a•Now etrieg
oee to ser
AS r01111 with Ittaa.t. where
sweet is %resin miles
onlY are to be used. the ere= or
Dunlop Ideal Horseshoe Pads
keep a horse sound in the feet
and make his working life
longer. Qood for navicular
Tue
re Ale At hareenew
ea tieckeentisa
lop Tilre
utited.
Onto
A illustration of ear
V./4Z 13ealls not at ell $oltahle, ititry diecipline tee tar this
ill e'oft ia slightly salted water, tow ay Gen, N. A. Miles 'Thera
drain, 4)Ah1. brOW13. sugar, a Lttle wan a eertata colonel who tho
Inger and diluted isaple SenrelP fiaiddhe Of a eempaigre was seized With,
the beanS• Give them a tho;ting 1 a Sudden artier aboat hygienn. Ile
c starch and let there sin/trier ordered tbat all his men catioge their
the end o tlU most jelleilke in eoneletAnfeee.' ehirts at once. This order was dui,*
for all those who love Christ tee as a prophet he followed fully bite , Serve hot or Cold. I carried ont eNtePt in the ease Of lane
night Is mit the emblem ef calamity, I Caleb and Joshua. As lie went back t Potato Peffs.—Warna cola Meshea , eompany where the privates' 'ward.
but of tlie morning. `I'lle mersileg ' to ,1 otel en with II e mantle of Telefah Petatoes for a eecond or two tni the 'robe had been pitiably depleted. Tho
033 with its heavenly day brealaelg."^"th0 A Inl StglOte the Walo.rs. he cried, ovelt to Overcome elattolainef,3. Then , captain of thi,s cfneillany was inferms
mall. not, like dotal, lu prison, leu r..
movninn• with its ambient of eternal <"V• here is -Inc Lord cloa a Rwairri , bat nr* with t. fort; or Pim-beater. t?, ed that now of bis men could cheeige
,
in os.chentrit Abair. lute lost, his heixel, A question which is often, boacatly Peere, . Will YOtt. not to -nigh'. whh , The 1v3103 '3 divided before him ae ' .111t0 this stir one or Lo''38 uging- iteir shirts, elate .tisey had only ono
they had done f se 1.,111jah and MM. '"Illr 6Par-InglY to blind i: the mix" t apiece, The eolottel lianitated a znoe
both morally and Spirituallv 4ss the 4144 anXia3314 tart to me by ray Christ s helP tali° 'the nght "6
emblem of the day? , , i. aril he erosees eoeie io, eon, i, ,ture is found too na.oist. It. =la. meat wad id Auly oedele me t
4- • , ,-.
a • S
result of au immoriel shoes' Am the 1 young Petrillo, Well. any youug te prophet:: witnessing and bear 'nnwcver l'e Qf l''tliVil a. c°11's134'nul. be obeyed. Let the =ea chango
. •
theetre boards There may be good friend. 'ott, have aSked Me a. blunt
• t ru that it con be dropped from a spo0a shims nith each other.
111 0 n .
ClUeSt 011 anditi isw r • MI g te ti nz.r that the si rat o t f s
u o a
'theatres I know tbut seine people e IIINTs TO IIOUSI:XP.EPERS. Jolt rested Elisha.
' • • •11 Sprinhle wrth tu.aced PdvtleY NOT TO 111:41.
just the same an•,‘ •irst. a Fan bine au
whom I respect attend the theatre. a So they came to
Ihit /MOW them are alsei thee , • nd serve tonna° ketcbup.
atree. I 14.1a0 knoW SOMO o oad, difficult to clean, DelderS cleanSe it whole Inartedly or not the Lord those t ,ts you ve got.
whether Peach Charlotte. --This is one of ICItt'll'.-That'.1.,is i,11/111
and emphaticall say that I do odt Silver that is Pocked excaY
bedeve a44 youog people who go to leeroinos No)" hadlY oxidized and • bowed 4,..tore.
vi' I r ar attended re ularler e sum 0, 3.e p eos eeet • N e
&Mee halls are intentionally
Imo twee other young people and of passing molt ;mom in the ttird,0 ion) relltIred. and t ft two n'J'Y ehowing that it was "'resented. to
tee 0, quart tnl ram wetter. .toe or, are
steal death. an everting ilt each other's cont tiele should. be coinpletely ionnersed twice; no fellowship, h I" 1 °
_ _ 11. mt. _ , , tn,„ e g p etieure, of meeting . . reit:
IMO]) rny study desk a pOWeriiii edle 4We) that I believe one of the most • spee et , s nee 01,0 may Ca Una
110 symplow !Or UttlIZIng th0;ie. 0,1„ are 5;g1
lAben e this Sermon thete lay In the next place I will emphatically ke t John ee, ono,. whotnte that 43.
aro the haunt, s tut I
pat .
pernicious.% bile of the Most awful
torte], opon
Causes of spirittml death in our eit-
11STAGit ies to -day iS e.lane hall. Ancl 233
OLY blVeared in 0110 ni sunnert of my second. statement 1
est secular newspaper* et Idle will sa,y that in fill the United
t day. This editOrial was not States you eamtot find one minister
by inininter, but by a lays or luyinan noted for spiritual or
3323 who perhaps never enters t evangelletic power, who is not . an,
eurcli. It said; "It does not 500 38 of the dance hall, through
that the public. will' much and through, out and 13t„ They tor
r tojemetee ene ubonwnatIons without an eaceptlen. believe that,
that are consiontlY being latlicted the dance hall is the dePleter of spir-
upon it frona behind the footlights itual life, consequently they are, and
of Om theatres of the present elay, always will be, out and out, through
rittrely the vulgarities and indecent:1- and through, enemies' of this deetroy-
es • of actors and actresses of nee er,k, sinpsoiiideicnii1s3 il'oeereroefuesgii•tiotuln.clgulit.
present day substitute hlth and
thentre goers, 1 now in reference to
vile insittuations for Wit and humor
the regular dance hall devotee, You
are not so licensed that they can be
11 'ed to go on forever evithout eve- never fatty in all yonr life a perelon
who was conspicuous for her love for
buke. The nasty and offal:Ave jokes
the ;home hall who WaS tit the same
the immoral action and the language
ttihme conspieuoue for lier devotion to
of the slums and the vile resort ore
all too freauently forced upon the service of J'esus. The two loves
40 not exist an the same heart They
ear and seen in the streets and pub- are ttltogether incongruous, You
lic places of the town without beieg nevee in yove life saw deep spiritual
flaunted in mix faces when eve PnY consecration for Christ and love for
good money for a seat in the the the dance hall exist together in the
atre. If the siege has become so int.- same human heart. The modem
poverislied that it 'mist resort to dance is a foe to all spiritual devel-
dirtinese and suggestive vice to oPment and a barrier to progress in
maiotain itself it weaie better to the Christian life.
abolish it entirely as an institution. But standing in tbe watch tower
Then this editorial goes more into to -night I s.ee more than the gleam -
detail to denounce the trend of the ing lights of the evil resorts luring
modern thea.t. e which. blasts tree the victims to their fascinating, but
lives of its audiencee. by what - they find. haunts. I see dark shadowe in
see eis well as hear. Does tiny ,rnan the streets where no lights are. I
in the face of sueit powerfel philip- see Illese dark sliadows following tho
pie declare tliat tiliousands and tens burglar and the "hold up" Man and
of thousands of Men and women sae,- the murderer with his pistol and
ery year are note inoraller conta.rain- knife, I see the dark wed tightly
ated by the filthy streams of conver-
el°sed houses 11.0u17.1 lilevhselehhouifeesraYlool
Sation playwghts and actors light is coming.
and actresses roll over them in the deserted, but they arc not deserted.
theatres in the long winter nights? Then are outposts of perdition, sil-
ent. but haunted with
But as'a watchman I must not
low my eyes to follow only one class - OUTCASTS AND GAMBLERS
of people. While the theatre wadi- and conspirators alio are flagrantly
ences are.moving through the streets breaking the.laws of the land. I see
to witness these distorted and often the low dives of a great city reeking
impossible plays, through the open with huraan vermin.. I see also where
doors of tne saloons I can see the the counterfeiters are silently -doing
stages on which are being enacted their NVOT1c. in the stillness of the
scores and hundreds and thousands night. Niglit is a, symbal of social
of tragedies in real life. Each one of calamity, sin and death. So we find
these tragedies is as pathetic as that that inost of the lowest outcasts of
of a Hamlet, an Othello, a Merchant society try to ecniceal their evil ae-
on Venice. Each ona has. mare of
pathos withen ,it than could ever be
found in the mieery and woe of
Dickens'
"TALE 01' TWO CITIES,"
*11 80 by' sOnle So -vaned g go there watt:out one impure thought.
OW pea de And . • dissolving cyanide of potas- him ;As their leader la the stead of ysr,„ bcr Eaeml. Ript, peachc...a
h';'Y "iinliwleag°(“ with I 1 h ti '1 e t In'eAlirt- ftel n"ed
vi 1 c the weeena . _erne- . 0, , et
It te eati. Janet ;eon tRIN Ie
,e t teat e g • believe, yes, 1 eoow novae of teem by intele.rsing each article in a bath knew. ilowevo•r,
slum, in the proportion of one ounce Elijah. Mane complain that they • d „ Me, b111 it has an insteription on
I also knew that these vile Shows The, 0 for j made by
A Avoman really thinks she means
what she says—while she is saying
it.
writ
To the Weary Dyspeptic.
We Ask This Question:
Why don't you remove
that weight at the pit
of the Stomach?
eygley don't you regulate that variable
appefite, and condition the digestive
organs so that it will not be necessary to
starve the stomach to avoid distress after
eating?
The first step Is to regulate the bowels.
For this purpose
Burdock Blood Bitters
lias No Equal.
It acts promptly and effectually and
permanently cures all dera.ngetnenta sal
digestion.
1Y,
Kidney'
Disorders
In the solution, and Inust, be exammine One to help or encourage. t.here-witae uhoestaabee parts az socerig.
Ruh dry witli a soft woek:a ebnh on 1 1...11l,tut. See Cl od doing for one lone
the oxidtzation de,appeare„ iLet au, scrh 411')TeOltekinilciostlitraTettrub,75;1StreW the slices liberally with saget
1 ar und grated almonds, tesing eithe0!
ed every few minutes and resnoved aS ;fore they
. . ., , ,
sOon as
taking from the bath or tt will look 333118 what Ile hail dere for two anti. lieernBc'erat vseap11,,itirla4teillz.a-vttlitre' tyl5e11.1)sre4;.rer-dt
(streaked. The bath will not hurt. the for tate milliens of Israel.
11 is 'evident that the sons of i
prophet. were not as fully acquaint -
mettles, say, eatsups, etc., reject sit e.d wirit 02,d os they might have harden in oven, while whites are I,30-1,
ing beaten to a inerangme then queer 1,
tbat have the Slightest tingle of ripe. 00011. for elitei (eb)°gogioeitl peel pudtling with the seam aiva halm to,
ness, As they will soften toe nuicklv T•liella that flier °,feittiTillettin
t pereeance tee spirit light gulden brown. Serve hot. Or
inlecitls°1cilenithe era or cuseions, 'ans : ria°14;13;thlaf'...0 dropped him on some i cold.
is well to remember that chicken moolltnin or in Emile valley. Ile
tiaiel, "Ye shell not 61`11(i.hitt when Sitligtiloik).-(iraisaal ttebdroZ7.1eteta... fifin'heeheeiLil.d°e're
4 Nie) Ente'efe—Coolf. spaghetti lea
till uite dee. Turn into a welt-
Are no
respecter
of
persons?
People lei every walk of life are troubled.
1 -lave you a Backache'? If you have it
13 the first sign that the kidneys are not
working properly.
A neglected Backache leads to serious
Kidney Trouble.
Check it id time by taking
DOAll'S,KIDliEY PILLS
banda, but it is a poiaon that must
be kept out of the ehildren'S way.
In selecting green tomatoes for
"THE GREAT KIDNEY SPECIFIC."
They cure all kinds of Kidney Trouble; them If theY Would only let him save
from 13ackaolie to 13rightn Disease. them- AYe, f ee further 1 hola that.
I believe there are Inoueands of
50c. a. bon or $ for $1.25 d runkarels tee -nigh t who would b
all dealers or willing to take an axe and with it
THE DOAN Irell'elEY PXLL CO.. cut. tbeir (!3 hands if. they
T02'0,4614 Ont.
whites of three eggs, (to one !quart
of peacbes). 2t 1023 yolks and;
)retal over frttit, allowing it. to 1;
feathers, though. not as light and ,,
nice as weese feathere, make good. thee! Urged 11111 till he was aelmmed
pillows for the porch and the ham»; he let them p;o. and he tarried at
mock. Put the soft breast feathers 1 .Terieho *111 their relearn. After three
into a. cheese cloth. bag, \wish ffays they returned, but had' to report
through hot suds, put thnougb, the "Not folind," as Elisha said it would
clothes -wringer, and dry in the shade be. Enoch also was searched for
out of doors. . when ini was translate:I, for it is
Here is a rule for carmine? totantoee written, 'Oneti eves net fewer awb.
that is said by them whophave tried xi, 5), Which implies that they sought
it to be "tlie best over." T'alte firm 111111, but fouled ' him not. What. a
tomatoes, just turned red; pick them great search for Miesing flees there
every .day wben canning', evaeh and will be when the church has been
drop 111 scalding water and \demi the caught up to meet the Lord in the
skin begins to break skim mit, peel air ! dear brother in Christ,
and put in granite kettle; cut the who is now with Christ, leaving heard
largo ones and leave the medium- these truths for the first time while
sized ones whole, but, run ft 'knife I was pastor of a church in Scran-
through them; return to the Ere with- ton, Pa., from 1880 to 1892, hemline
,out water; salt ready for use, plenty so filled with the truth of the Lord's
of it, too; let cook fifteen or twenty
minutes.; skina out with perforated
skin:weer; allowing. very little juice to
the can; have glass jars and tops
very hot ;and use thick new rubbers;
seal and eat in a dark, tool place,
and they will keep for years.
CRAMPS,
Pain in the
Stomach,
Diarrhma,
Dysentery,
Cholera
Norbus,
••••••"e"
buttered balang ash, . break an egg iii.st.424-sor
into it and mix well. Next till the Cholera, Infantum, Seasickness,
dish with milk and put it into thel
oven to haVe till a custard -line '' and all kinds of Summer Com-
sistency has been attained. Seaceuoun.%
to taste, and two in place of rice, ! tgaint aro quickly cured by
where variety' is desired. It makes ,
nice entree with stewed fis1. l taking
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Icrrcumx WALLS.
'What treatment is best for the Avenel
of a kitchen, where wall paper is apt
------------1 er the Influence of steam!
and paint is somt•times thought in -1 W
Dr. Fowler's
Extract 01
advisable? This is a question that! ild Strawberry.
often puzzles the housekeeper. who
will therefore welcome the sugges-
veturn as he searched the scriptures tions made by efary 'Paylor Ross. in It has been used by thousands for
he wrote a, number of most helpful The House Beautiful. The wallis to
Y we have yet
to see iz these things were so that
tracts, whieli ean be obtained from be treated were just as they left thel nearlY sIxe)!
L. & X:, box 216, Harrisburg, Pa., plasterers' hands.
"Successive coats of oil, mixed 1
1 to hear a complaint about its action.
Ja.PAN HAS NO FENCE POSTS.
In pagan, when a farmer permits a
telegraph or telephone fie'le to be
erected on his ltind, he has made a
great concession to modern reform.
Only the exceedingly rich have fences
around tbe;r farms in Japan, Dot be-
eause qf the cost of the fence, but
because of the value of the square
inches the posts and pienets would
consume, 31 a, bordee is desired
around a, field, it is customary "tto
plant mulberry trees. 'The total area
of ground in Japan t.hus devoted to
the silkworm tree, evhich otherwise
would. , be taken. up with fen.ces,
tions ni the darkness of the night. li t t bout 190,000 acres.
sin hold their high carnival. It is farms and groves, the area for which
'this has no reference to the mulberry:
It is the time when the 'devotees of
when 'the death dealers are able sto is_over three times as xnuch, The,'
least chance of detection, But with' , that a Japanese farmer is forced
deliver their hardest blows with' the fa'''t i
G red . the neght is not only the em- to 'figure on the amount of ground a
fenoe-post would occupy, and the in,
'clay, for as Isiah -tray- its statistical.enernerations, has had
testing fact that the "-goverment, in
individual mul-
blern of calamity, it is also the har-
eled forth into the darkness ae a ,,,the a,reas -covered by
binger of the
divide te0ime.t, be , 'saw, the gleam 01 feueiricy 1 tienoems pountedfa,rmdemboou;dtarariteess, catelie-0
rightemesnees ' woule claim its die- , - .
t value of arafble land.
the sunriee corning over the eastern
eine," . Yes, he saw the time, when n'il:es'
eeiiiPeliensie'Sas owrella oats'. fis3'ehoteillude b‘eviihe'luirrtilet .PAREcTifoniGIRthLaSt AhTasA- erj'aeisTlet.e°d NfOr
of the nieht'?" cries the ofheer of the soine eent,uries is still maintained, in
certain towns onethe Lower Rhine.
away to their eternal incarceration.
,''What _of the night, Isaiah? 'What
man calls, "I see the morning cometh
watch- Early in the year—on auction clay
guard. town -crier or clerk calls all the
guard. Then the prophetic
and also the night." That mean, ,,,, young people tog,ether, and, Iia,ving
"I see the righteous triumph through ,_ch,..osen attractive maidens, sells to
scattered in complete defeat." "What dance/ a tiebidthd,eer.ms, teellait.1113-viineili:eciflely:sf
God. T see also the eeemies er God ruse hi!, bewsti
of the niglit? . What of the night?" during the entne y
You. call to 'ale. 1 ameiren 'Mee ,go into thepublic poor -box.
morning cometia tor the ,diseiples of
. . . .
J est. s Chri et. I see ' also ,the eternal ,
, . ELECTRIC SUB,CIERY.
night coming i 01' thoee who will not .
yield themselves to Clirist's love," A Salt lake City baby .swallowed
Tha.t these: words Of my text can a nail recently. A few clays later a
evilly be changed into .the lightness - steel wire, attached to a poeverfia
of en eternal and peaceful da; was electric magnet, was thrust down its
haver more impresse,d upon' me than •:vti.n,dpip.e and the current: turneo on.
some years ago when I -was going A.. click, was. heard, and the Wire was
aroued the world. As 'I found the withdrawn with the nail clinginn to
or a Seton Thomson's "Autobio-
graphy of. Griozly Bear." 011, the
tragedies of the. sa,loorist. As a
watehmeneon God's we -itch -tower who
can ever refiain from sympathizing
with them and_ shedding tears of
deepest 'sorrow for them? "Oh, no,"
exclaims some cYnical man, have
no sympathy foe. the drunkard. 11. a
man wants to stop cfrinkine. can
stop. The onlY reason why the-
drualtards net stop is because
they do not want to stop." 'Ala
my cynical friend, you are wrong
have no sympathy dor that egotis-
tic and self-intlaecd. young man who
to be smart 10-419 about a saloon
and deliberately cultivates a taste
for drink. But there tire thousands
of men who do not want eo drink.
They do not , know how to stop
drinking., ',they have never' yet heard
of the erace ot God which 'save
icould onhir be freed froin the curse
.
of drinitrl'hey are :fighting drink °poplin,. description of this text, not
is.
The last section of oer lesson is the with varnish, were rubbed into the A few doses have often cured when
story of the healing of the waters at
Jericho. The situation of the city
was pleasant, but the waters brought
death ,and barrenness. F.lisha, with
salt from a new cruse, healed the
waters. in the name of the Lord,
saying, "Thus saitli the Lord, have
healed these Neal yrs. The prophet
did not eay that he heeled them, but
as the representative of the Lord he
declared that the Lord had. healed
them. It was at the spring of the
waters that he, east in the salt.. All
healing MUSt 130 done at the source
of the evil.
Healing for the nations must be
from Jertmalem, for it is the heart
of the earth ana shall yet be the
throne of the Lord (Jar. iii, 17),
therefore we are told to pray (Isa.
lxii, 6, 7). Individual healing can-
not be by. any oetward reform, for
it, is the heart of man that is core
rept, deceitful;' desperately wicked;
hence, man's healing must be from.
within, by a neev heart, a new birth
(Jet. xvii, 0; Ezek. xxxvi, 26; John
iii, 3, 5, 7). Water suggests the -
Word of (loci and God Himself (Epia.
v. 20.,- Jer. ii, 13), and antil WO
leae el to drink f the li viag water
fr ore the thione Gocl'esve esinnot
have health or peace (John iv, 13,
tee Rev. xicii, 1).
ks to salt, odi, Lord said to IT i$
disciPles, "Ye are the salt, of the
earth" (Meet. 'v, 13), but it eau -
only be as we are ,part of Himself,
just as Tee es the light of the world,
and He calls us the light of the
When we are as one with
Ti as Ensile, was, He will bless
others -through us (Gen, xii, 1, 2;
Phil. ii. 18).
',She closing :Medfield. of the cbripter
is a solemn warning to all, old and
young, who mock at the truth 'of
the church' being caught up to meet
the Lord. mockers its this case
were ,doubtlass young men like (no
fest Teen. men of our own day,
who know so much.
walls, until they evere a pretty light
brown shade; the first "coat made
them a light yellow, then. each tam-
cessive coat seemed to turn the oth-
ers a darker brown, although, when
finished, the walls might be called a
light chocolate in color. The painter
explained that the finish would be-
come slightly darker in tone after a
time, and that it was better not to
make them too dark nt. first. The
varnish added to the oil produced a
surface that can be washed, and even.
scrubbed if necessary, and one that
steam will, not discolor. This treat-
ment has proved most satisfactory.
The Woodwork in this kitchen is
painted white, three coats of common
white paint having been used, and
then nnishing coat of 'evhite entefie
el, that makes a smooth, shining
finish which is easily kept clean with
a clOth wrung out of skim -milk. Af-
ter this treatinent it appears as
smooth and shining en yhen first put
031. Tim furniture in the leitchen—
the kitchen cabinet, the sink, the
low, rocker, and high stool, as well
as the table and clreeser—are of
sb that the light brown walls, with
the-- white evoodwoele and oak furni-
'Cure, eemake veeey pretty color
scheme, one that ).'s easily kept clean,
and is reStful to the eyes.
It is, however, poseible to make
the walls any color opa 'prefers, by
adding a little -dry coloring matter
to the oil and stirring the varnish,
133 afterevard. Add cautiously, try-
ing the color on a bit of board; for
at is easy to get too much."
if linen is badly stained with fruit,
ten or coffee, put plenty 'of water in-
to a boiler or other vessel, and when
it boils hard drop in the stained ar-
ticle, Stir frequently, and after a
few minutes rapid boiling the stain
will 'disappear and. the water be col-
ored, Lye or washing fluid may be
used for cleansing but no soap, as
that sets the stain. I had a table-
cloth half covered with a bad coffee
stain, and a five minutes' boiling
made it as white as ever. Blood
stains may be reneoved in the same
way, if the article is soaked a- short
time first in. cold water.
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