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save
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to find
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.ng the
stars,
anon
mm's
with
lp cinder.
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science
(peculation,
he same.
;hose
No4v
;1011
3ible
C=ord
authority
:hunch,
:he
:ention
:hat
Chattered.
.lig eyes
then
logmas
ieved
nvltipldcation
It
terve
:hes
kion.
:ism;
ion1115,8
Ion
,estlmony.
hat
nor°
Then
Jo
to
toctrine
vith
cries?
10 11105
abater
]revised
devoted
of
acid
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1}e
months
he
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Weed Ol the Lord
i. 2.i.
the words
writer votes
Mathias of to -day:
decay
Thou who changest
111L'.
has 1100 a Chan
toward all things
to religion,
has unveiled-
i e
yet it is tho sanio
simply 00,150d
It. The universe
up into chaos
f
o rho ltoemaic
We simply
that in reality
CA
of sitting on
adoration of
itself aid. homage,
P
and revolution
light; and heat
the worship of
Sirnllarly,
has changed
and history and
the facts
It is only
facts which Change
scene lamest
is being taken
is being destroyed
to elan and
undermined;
the sacraments,
ministry, no longer
Sled 101011nre
all authority for
They look
t0 the days
NO HIGHER CRITICISM,
there was no questioning
of religion,
their theologies
tables.
would be simple
that those clays
aro part of an
There has always
there have always
"All is vanity
of spirit," is only
Trio difference
skc deism and
P
apparent.
what must be
religious mined
assert more vigorous)
of inspiration,
more definiteness
If th.. 0 is nothing
surer, the votes
and weaker,
.1
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Men L9$C��
May
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v
away
clays
tmgttc'st.ioning
L have
dot aro
-clay, engaged
alio prayer,
this. 1Vby,
alien to your
upon
some
of Soma unnlistalcahlo
beteg,
that
with any
of earth, unci
alta, "O, 'Thou
with 100":
that disioi('1',
except. in communion
ds the founded°n
Utlr deepest
no phimeophe
it no
no liible,
Because
of expression.
As one
briefly the
y
THE ?,(AIN
the Bible
faith
but blossomed
of one New
apal:o from
holy Spirit.
generation,
e•mftted
vera moved.
is of value
rule of
an actual
of flesh and
Much we call
our own because
respond
and feed
encs nourish.
heart wahout
oP inspiration,
method of
to do with
the 0011510UR
part of sir
one gee at
It shoves that
we are
and thought
say "fake
remains."
in man made.
Faith is
witness to growth
spiritual
rows 011
gtaeght
truth it contains.
the Lord
y(�t
1''iay'(�lf+
LL'
r-�-,
Il
entirely,
of
some
sol
in
and
Because
nature
you
lclo'etl?
'10(0
finds
of
from
some
10)111,
religion
no
it
are
of
Bible,
TRUTH
dill not
we have
Crone
TOstnmint
good,
As
their
them
to us,
faith
religious
blood
a1PI'1
to
o1
11
the
compilation
the
being
testimony
in
in
of
away
We
encouraged
planes.
all
endureth
%
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�����aj,
a
Foe even
simple faith
mend can never
time, asst-
P
worship, la
now Vetl ri1•e
of some-
that has
1)y some hauls,
1'0. blit
fact ut
part o1ynut'
n° snttsfy ag
the transitoey
its depths
who 011111" 3t
]lunger of
no su trn;etc°"Cf
41itlt (;oci,
of your tell•
NO seiCI1CC,
can sheee
would be
church, no
is there all
possible, Yes,
these forms
procrde this
just men-
it, Inut h0P
WI' 'or,
being moved
their nature
habits u
to he moral,
And what they
not A9 an
and practice,
oxpeienry
like O11C
0401) and
our own relig-
it. Much we
because it a.
goo:! straight
aid of an y
...
has
Bible's power
life. That
hails the
to cert-
our highest
time with the
the ages. \\'u
the Bible
say the faith
Bible passe_
by its
from louver
Faith
the enduritlg
So this
forever.
p (��rleraj '
1FORESTRY UUIILVbL!t�I'JL
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WILL BE HELD IN OTTAWA IN
TANUARY',TEXT,
—
A, Great Deal of Practical Good
Nay be Expected From the
Deliberations,
The anu0un1s11unit .,f a Canallal)
Forestay Convention buying the sup-
port of Ile :Dominion and Provincial
Gov`er0110118 to hu held hl t)ltitwa
11 Jc ill-
0}t the loth, title este I It LI •
ary, 19011, is an important one for
the .1109i
otuinim], for the fo'es11 are ea0
of her best lessees and ane thing that
VPlll )r . and
,9' • - '• a every c•onsldet•-
value r. clown nit i
noon. Finding the trees growing It1
nmtodts on the GOrest later., little
attention was 1;'It-en t{1 the fact. that
they are living rntitias and grow
ncc0r11in;• to 1t1ws 401(1!1 nine he as-
certain: 4 and by the control of
which their development may be
1•ceenlaied. 1 1)0 is have been class-
ell' with aline 111', '111° 111000 thee
was taken away, the less, it was
cpusiderc•tl, would or could be left.
The tract •that where trcos grew •an(1
nourishrd they could grow again
was I]nl. (11( 1( ht af, Ash 1•°51111 the
forests were cut or burnt hem
good end poor land alike and t:h1r°
are tlnouglz041t Canada large traces
of lend prielneMg nothing which
plight. have been producing valuable
forests, and which may still be, dt
only proper means• are taken to that
end. 111e value of forest products
tor 1901, according to the last cera-
sus, was $51,000,000 Sart provincial
governments which control their own
g
lands derive large rev=enues from
their forests. Strike out the item
of forest revenues from the 7rov in-
1
tial buc1C:•cts and the largo amounts
thus raises} must be provided bydl-
sect taxation in some other form,
TTT1'' PUBLIC INTP:RrS'.l'.
in the question of forest preserves-
tion is therefore great.
It 1011 b0 interesting' to sketch
the bistro, o the forestry mtvtl
Y y
ment which is thus reaching such
au important stage in its develop-
1)1Ont. The question was agitated
for many years by Sir Henri Jo] Y
de LotlpiniCro, Aar. William Little
and others, and in 1882 a Forest
Con cess was convened in Montreal
representing the United States and
Canada to consider the subject and
duviso means of dettcoci with it.
There was a lar attendance of
leading men fromgt"Ue United States
g1
and Canada and daring the two or
three days clathe/Miens a number
of valuable papers were rear} and in
the discussions a great cleat of in-
totrsiin'• Suet useful mtarmation was
6
brought. mut, 7710 results were
somewhat ephemeral, however, as,
although the proceedings were '11
reported in the newspapers and con -
81dcrable public interest was aroused
the pressure of necessity was not felt
in rho same way' as it is at the
present tune and •no sustained effort
was made to Beep the matte before
the public. At this convention,
however, the American Forest Con-
geese was organized which body met
late in the cite o[ Quahec in 18;)2,
The most far-reaching result of
this ce 15.0 on was the adoption of
the fire ranging system, wretch has
dorso so much to preserve the forests
of Canada and which was un( oubt-
eery a direct result of the stimulus
given to the interest ill the •subjoCt.
This system was first adopted 171
Ontario in SRR, and the other pro-
vinces have been Otte Lifter another
following this example. The con-
cention was Ch1' 1 Ore tar from fruit -broad
less and 11 the salting 0f Umber from
fire which the fire rangers have ac-
conplished can be credited. in any
way to that convention it certainly
has more than justified to the pea-
plc. of Canada the calling of it to-
ctltm.
The rltfiernt, gnvennunks cos t'
ed to work tom their forest ad minis-
teration on indieadual lines, but in
only one province, Ontario, was
there
A SPECIAL 01`IrIC'P
appointed to ]Hake the invostlga-
tions of this question his particular
sphere of work. This Branch 11as
done splendid work under the charge
of Mr, Southwoeth. In 1.899 a
Supe•lnteedent of Forestry for the
Dominion was appointed, and short-
ly afterwards Mr. Stewart, the Sup-
crintencdent, called a meeting at Ot-
taws to consider the Organization of
a Canadian Forestry ASso°ration,
Th.is.(t950Clat1011 I1AB held 113CCt11 s
g
each year and has published a great
many valuable reports and papers,
Tt has been steadily keeping the
question of the f01'(.91R before the
q
1)ub}ic and that it has done 'to in a
wise and practical way is esidene0
by the !Act'. that it has the support
of 11(110 whose ]'14011 tin the forest
is personal as well as of a largo
nnanbex who arc interested from the
pubis° eel such) Among its sup-
PoCers arc, such Meeting hunbeinen
as •f. IL. Rooth, Icon. 10. C. Inde
welds Hiram Robinson, IT. M.
Prue; leading• business suet like. D.
MthlCOli, G. fan 0l if L11 Manager of elle
eenadrot 11 ••(1 r. le- edwa n, In,
Y;1'ha
Walker, General Manager Of the
Picnic 01 Commerce, and many
l,llie•s; It di 0(1011111118 elir. 010
Principal of the Unirorsdt, of Tee
1 Y
canto and of LZIIPf It's University,
The persevering work of the As-
sod:at-ion }las brought the aubject.to
the paint where the redoret Venni-
meat 1111.1 (hon •elk -it a tVl9e
g policy
to call together a Dominion (1011-
ventio1 to wreathe -3 the sth.lcet,
Repl•es0)1 0(1ves will be called from
the Provincial Governments, the
Lute lawmen '8 Assoc Mt] ens, 130 aerie
of 'trade. tiniversiteis. and Agricul-
Lural Colleges, lealelte.8' 1nst.itt)tes
and other orgollealions.
The main divisions in which the
sub.(cct w111 be. (0418),) rucl will In
elude the National 'l11(3'1est, in the
Forest, the T101at don9 of the Forest
end tho Lumber, 1.'ulp and other In-
clustl•e1a of the COunti;y, 1''oreetry in
Rotation to Agrinnitalr(. the intro-
tin.
(•1111 of le:meet.s- 011 ]later 3", 018
end Irrigation, li(•prpdul:ti(?n of the
I'"n1 1. A11 (.hem aro Vi1a1 china-
lions. •they are among tho most
icui)1•t:lei that er, befol'e the! public
for soh; in Fat tC'•dEly, Forestry I; x-
prrls in i tune ate�,
LOOKING 7U CANADA
ns one of the world's great, standbys
for the leather 10,11/ply of the future;
the. lathed ,talo: Is leeling' the },inert
of Llecreasing supplies and is Shady
drawing largely an Canada to ntnl:0
lumbermen realize
lip the deficit; the value
the lncrettsutg value of their• held-
• in g.9; the ov°ten11nts a t rielate the.
of thelarge fore8t b Id
significance" �'t] 5 !aide
get in their• 1'eveilUes; the egl•l('ullur
•1st0 see drone (1(01ly lbe 13ml:cati00
d dire Yellin of °reels and
and 1 L f c
I' to(liole; and the ectihvays and
other indusU•l1s feel the increasing
difficulty of obtahling the eupplies
they „le ha.
'At mutton tho ]]Ciel was 11g
\1n..binc r to January la• t it. a
nary last
u,ude clear that. the .tutted F�tatcs
consider the at111111un a Bravo One
in so far ns their country Is cart-
cctllyd, President Ttooeevelt, who
addressed the ('nn•'1088 rondo rho
follow ia g statement -•
6
the present rale of forest• '1°-y
strucilot is allowed to continue,
with nothing to unset. it, a timber
famine in the fnl.ur•! Is inrvetable,
Fire. wasteful and ru i ., diva forme
or luntbaohlg, ai.d tho h'gttbmate us0,
intron Logrthcr, are destroying our
11 141 h res0ure0S far utoro rapidly
than they are being replaced. It is
only as the producing end commer-
tial interests of the country come
to realize that they need to have
trees growing up in the forest no
loss than they need the product of
1
the trees cut down, that Ivo may
hopo to see the permanent los
P' Per-
It,y of both safely secured.:'
InresUy •is, i:lur0fore, a subject
°ration shouldbe the iven Uoniniotntl11) order
that we may if ppssihlo hold our
comment p0s11)011 Thu roreslry
Convention is therefore a timely
move, and that it is so appreciated
is shown by the Inct that it has the
SUpp01't Of His (1 ell Excellency t.110 (i 01=-
error General and tont net only the
Premier Of the Dominion, buff. Mr. R.
L•. Barden, the Lender 0f the 0p-
Position, •are taking an active inter-
est. In its success,
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SILI;C1'IEL :RECIPES.
Selfplo •ping lemon plc line n
creep pin plate with rich (:rust and
P IIL dots. of but ]lel r1UMt. Now
Crated
made- and j tilling 1. lemon,
rind juice of 1 lenun, o13u eup
1
ing teampeons flour, ono cup milk.
Nate' beat, wititeB of two eit'gs Vt"..Y
still and mix into your filling very
14 00 Y, I)llt i1011 t' A71d allgat• to-
ether as this prevents lumping, ellen
g I r 1
acrd the ((]ilk and slit thoot111Y•
y eggs and al.ir a gain.
Add yolks of e 6
Acid lemon rincl and yolks the last
t.11ine before your whites, As 50014
as whites are thorou1 bly mixed In
put in oven immediately, Do notwith
open ov=en door for twenty minutes.
Be carehil not t• hav0 010)1 too hot.
Balm ono hour, When done the
frosting sbtrue ile '41r'y 11110 grained
and Very light,
Grandmtth4T s Lemon P}o.-01113
lemon, chapped half cup sugar, half
cup molasses, halt cup water, 1 egg,
0110 common cracker finely pounded,
squeeze lemon before chopping. Mex
ane} bake with two crusts.
,
Peanut Cake. -Cream together four
tablespoons of butter end one P
of sugar, thou beat in the whipped
yolk of one egg, then add little by
little alternately 1$ cups flour, gifted
with ll teaspoons of baking powder
and i cupful milli. Lastly fold in a
cup of finely chopped peanuts and
the stiff] beaten white of the eg
yg'
Bake in a loaf orcin small -Li11s. U 1
Boston Fruit \iatere. Three -q a
tors cup sugar, one-third cup of but-
ter, two eggs, one tablespoon of
water, half 'teaspoon soda, one lea-
spoon cream ta1.1101, little nutmeg.
]Calf teaspoon Cinnamon, one aril a
hall cups flour, quarter cu) of rail-
ins, quarte p currants, three-
quarters cup walnuts. Drop from
P
mii1411081in rnocleratepa4=e ,orb bake i
one sheet, s readin it over the tan
p g' i
about one inch ht thickness. Use
a coffee cup in 1neasurhr6, 0.1111 a
good, round measur° of the suj;ar
and butter•. Usu the seeded raisers.by
Cut them once with a knife, 7 often
use them. Instead of currants. Use
the little whole raisins. The war-
nuts should not be cut very fere.
11?roma Snuco.-One cu sugar, gar, half
cup of but tee, one egg beaten Iight,
one lemon (juice and rated riled
half cup of boiling wale•. Put: in
d3
basin and steam.
Lemon Creast Sauce, -One pint
111114, when it boils add one tea-
spoon flour, tour allures of su,'ar,
ti
>
three. well beaten yolks of eggs. Re-
suave flora. Ore and, add grated rind
and juice o[ one tenon. Stir well
and serve in sauce tureeel.
Delicious Pudding Sauce. --To four
large spoons of (Inc white sugar
put two of butter, one of flora and
stir together, add the beaten whitr,
of an egg. Then pour into the bowl
a gill of boiling evater and stir very
fast, flavor ane} serve,
a elly Cance, -Three eggs, one -hall
cup sugar, one Cup of flour, butter
size of egg, one even teaspoon bale-
let powder. Bake in el] tin, When
g 1 , y
°old spread with fruit jelly. phis
is also nice for strawberry °eke.
Bread and Jam Fritters. for
and jaln fritters, first the bat-
ter must be made, Put Pour ounces
of Hour and a quarter of a teaspoon-
fel 11 salt into a basin, Break the
egg into the middle of it, and with
then a wooden spoor work in the Apar
riers add half a gill of
milk, stirring it well in; next beat
the hatter well till the surface is
covered with bubbles, and lasts addIon
Yg
enough milk to make up the quern-
tity of one gel. Cut the broad and
butter into neat pieces and spread
them over with jam (any kind with-
out stones). Have ready a pan of
frying fat. When a bluish smoke
messes from it dip soma of the br°tt(1
and jam into the hatter, then drop
them Into the frying fat and fry
1110111 LI pretty golden brown. 'Then
drain them w01) on kitchen paper.•,
(141st them over with .powdered augur,
Servo 1110111 heape(1 upon a lace
paper
egg is perfects fresh that etwRLu'es
;'Ur}3 eomplt'te 'Aweless, for every
11(Illr'el(Lp(1''a LCilel•1(i11CC! will 1)aV0
taught the vara l ime inrluilci l le
the term "puck(d eggs,"
('cab Apple In 1'11.-l'rnh rylphs
make tve(•!Is•nt tilling f n• otos. Stew
the apples, raid Prcas thlwugh a col-
Ander to remove the shills, '11x0 rap,
thee -
ores should be covered before thee-
are shaved, Slveeten the nnPlee and
Sake 111 two crusts, or with one
crust and frost. yr instead of treat-
ing emenkle the top thickly wills
sugar after the plc" is balled. if
11(1 U l with- ttva crusts , iflik ranagol
h0 meet to flexor the pia, if ]ik110d.
01)8 by •• clelcacy i8 macre lt'onn
removing from
largo red variety. Fill the Corel me -
!ties With seeded raisins, add a little
water and slake soil, :le desired.
Cover with the whites Of two eggs
beaten stiffly. T have discover"rl
that many nun despise this "svap-
sett" toppoing to ((1141 1',
h'or apple Charlotte, bettor a leap
pudding With, inciIt, 4villh buttered
slices of 1110 bread or 1 (4.011) rolls,
core the te•ust trimmed off; Parc,
core, anti slice tact apples to ell it,
sprinkling mole laye.t 101 11 sugar 011(1
a dash of cinnamon or nutmeg, dot-
ting the surface with hits Of (idle'.
Add a very little hot Crater and
cover with the buttered bread 0r
roll, 1'ut a tin cover over, surd
long enough to cools the apples; re-
curve cover anti brown lightly. Serve
trot, with sugar and cream.
Kiee henwnre -It is better when
purchasing kitchenware to get the
best grade of enamel in the pots and
Palls, 1L is leas• like], toiron
y chip than
the cheaper, it is easily kept clean
and looks well taken it is dean, is
not subject to the same drawback
as brass, and 15 lighter than iron,
and touch cleaner than tin.
To maize a novel !neat -ball stew,
season a pound of hamburg steals to
taste and roll Into tiny Balla about
the sire of 0 walnut. 13oi1 slowly an
hour, and then add a third of a
cup of rice, The treat balls keep
111011• shape, and make a delicious
1
stew.
T g 6
not to be U1clarvaluedasl an tide
of diet, for its energy-pr°clueing pro-
P°rtirs are well known, t,.ere is tile
tie doubt but that, els n nation, w0
eat tar too muoh sweet siert. ,Lean_
ing out of the question the foolish
and digestion -destroying habit of
candy eating, we lvaSte tons of sugar
6"O(
yearly over -sweetening our food-
witness t1' sugar in the bottom 01
the cups at almost ally meal, \Ve
deluge our porridge (unless we hap-
Pen to be Scotch),our fruit, our
that tips, delicatetflavor of the stood
is lost. This is all slitter waste, and
it is for the lunne-1111 sr, in the in-
1crests of both her pocketbook rind
the health Uf her constituency, 1.0
lead them back fate the paths o1
partial abstinence, Let the tea and
coffee be less mad, encourage the
eatllg •of porridge •without •a think
lase of sugar, IeL the fruit never
coati long atter the sugar is added,
as muoh of its sweetening properties
is thereby lost.
�" �` , BOY C� NO
OFFICE I� + �J !Sill
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11}13 ALSO INHERITS .
FORTUNE,
Clerk in Lawyer's (Mil
York Hears of Acees
Title,
Yestordny an office I.
and even hell)
Is with w hl
or six dollars n tt'eel '
John eldwar41, of Cte
solo heir of the late and
Ulu iii' JOlill Who ]]]tree LL
(1111 This is the sLwy 0
(fart y
y, office boy at No.
Now York,
sto'y goes further,
tolls
Cella vI tt time when if3 ye
lived !n Maine and was 1
mother that 101TIU day ]1
oail y and it o to a pa
(tt the humble }tone the !
pied from the 1t(01( of eve
country from Wales., A
seem0d Lo tho boy, thous
}night boa knlgllt in Wall
he became fifteen, ho so
to the family and carte le
to make hie awn fortune.
1INl)S BOY I1Lilt A7
It Was in the °Alco of
11110 that he Obt01110l 111a
there he worked until or
when the lawyer tubo has
in for him for wcoks
g
humbly carrying manuser.
office,
So little difference tete
and the prospect of ado
opulence made in John M'
until he received permissi
to his home he sill]
o1)030(1 the commands of
tor.
WHAT 11,rtALL I DO M
John McGarr f8 of ht.e
age, and has lived, since
Maine home three years
his uncle, at No. 60\1 Ea
New York. 1110 fortune
hereto(' is estimated at .1
$500,000.
To a quiet, self -contain
Youth who has been colla
small wage the nequisil}o1
is overwhelming.
"What shall do with i
"TL's a 41/011ng u•
P 1. question
whelms me, though T dot
there wee ever a boy on i
did not dream of beingtil
of as much money as ti
have, and who hadn't.
places to Put it.
course, 14vi11 see a[
1,110 tvorki. Who i that
seen New 'Yolk' and ell it
and Imore or n�lillepossessor
1 who bwou
for himself what it is a
about.?
EAGER TU HELP O.
"'hen think of the fun
00111fe8 for (Icing good.
own little- section of the
seemed to nu, boy thougl
call mo, that I would so
everybody 11110 11110(15 only
make them get along in '
which isn't so easy after
Sir John is a studious ;
few tendencies of the. bo
period, and, as aptly ext
tho man he has sewed ws
years, his hall million w
sj)ellt In a ICN years t0.1
and the trifles which boys
usual] consider so bulls
Y 1
The late Sir John Tr
ono of the best-known r
Cardiff, the famous shippi:
Tree, York and -other wes
Itis fortune was made h
business, and was e:
a vast sunt by the peep]
who affectionately spiels
John."
CROWN EXPECTED L
The borne to which the
John will retire is a w
Welsh city of more than
thousand popple, to all 01
'Edwards fortune is known
It was supposed, would re
Crown, as no heir teas lt;
time,
The lawyers Iron Maine
tonnes'the fortunate office
inheritance have been se.
him in this comrtry for w
Tho name of Sir Joh
sloes not appeal' in 'Pit
age. '
endureth for
of the Trish
the deepest reit_
y
not abide
g' In mental
that per-
The doctrine at
dt
a new world.
old world; we
our opinions
(11(l not
with the down-
system el as•
awoke one day
ity tb0 COI]')
a 'atrium, receive
the sun null..
n d in re-;
3 , anposs(ble,
besought the
and was cozetent
one little buena
though Chatlls
oxen's views ,ii
of all human
of life remain
the opinions of
and differ.
that their rnli-i4vords
away; that the
as God's
its position of
that the
the creeds,
hold the at-,,spake
of men and
faith itself is
back with long•
when there was
of the
when men be-
as they did the
truth to ob-'theory
never existed;
ideal imagine-
been ekePti-
been goes•
and vexa-
one Ancient
to -day is
questionings (1 8
q
the attitude of
to -da'? Sinl 'v
3 Y n •
the old
to proclaim
the old forme-
better,
must grow
until finally it
-shall die
the supp")sI(1
and tho
tt !n.
return,
bly to
r iR0
reading
thing
been imposed
seine church
b cLtuso
10117. 11111108
vv n nature,
affinity
things
1(01(8
,not, abide
the soul
,for it
I 'Phis
, IUII, �i
•g
!no criticism,
it, Without
worship•
fortes
I inevitable.
. consider
.c
1., that
fouedatian
tlon-.d,
f"31 n
by this
1111•
;thou ht
,Ro •tlgcy
' infallible
but as
IOP 111x11
own.
make
:lays natures
can enjoy
'Wally
'ta the
I The
;'nothing
to nourish
jiutegral
.liblo as
'Bien, •
, aspirations
Hest life
do not
and faith
that is
hie.
!ran}.
to higher
'feeds and
divine
word of
T
NEEDLE HARING IN ENGLAND
--
Trade has Been Staxted and Lost
Several Times.
Tho history of making needles in
England 1s a curious one, far tho art
ti
has 41 0a`100 to8 11100 110 rig( e, mes osL f 013o 1111
}is}7. 440 of s e e 1 en o O lei
lfal'Y•
Needles were Zest made in Ir. ng-
land at that time it a negro from
3'
Spain, who sot up n shop and foe a
time prospered of his trade. At hes
death it was found that he had
the trade tit no one, and the
English had to go abroad for their
needles until 15ti5, when a German
artisan taught a few mechanics the
mnnne' of Cheer making,
The trade soot flied put again for
some reason, and not until 1G1i0 was
it revived by a foreign workman,
4°110 °onduc!te:7 Itis operations on so
]apg0 a scale that there was 110
of the secrot of
longer any f• till'
tll0er matlufacture behlg lost.
}`hes was the first. time that the
method- of makin • them was not
6
shrouded in secrecy, and soon the
Illauufactm'° •of needles because an
imptrtant industry, the Whitechapel
needles becoming famous the world
over.
Thele are 11011 several centres, in
addition to the London quarter
q
where the needle industry nourishes,
Birmingham 010110 producing as many
needles in a day as ih0 orginal yvork-
man macre in hie lifetime.
•
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THE
INTERNATIONAL
'eesson
Temple.
I,PISSON
Note. -These
esso'n are
Intervening
the principal
vibes and
others,
aravan
3aI4olonia
the
urnin+•b is
37 servants
oral of
there
rad women,"
115008.
ham 8,156
6,720
35 camols,
est tiling
1 of the
choosing
011100 by
emoted soma
10 seventh
ambled in
'Instituted
ohovah
he beginning
10 rebuilding
o simple
non and
ar and
try,
Y,
longer
0711 of the
ur lesson
vents accompanying
foundation
Vere 10,
char
riests,
Cad, "The
Their apparel
riest,9 consisted
Fixed, 280
Mg coat
ne linen;
tale coloi:a
ire the Holy
11 their
mem. Excel.
. 15),
•Sans of
le assignment
Mete t0
1 the cymbals
1 Asaph,
it.h 1 (Sheol.
1.I, They
reliably,
I lnterprelrtt10n,
phonal sing
ing;alterente
tell oilier.
l: '7-10:
specially
hilted': 1.110wirlige,
!mens early
e111lssihle
iib 1`egar1-t0
la' hpvr"jt'Was
eleee 1',..
S. S. Jtrf.t3,�L!
—
OCT, 22.
IV. Rebuildingthe
Golden
1 Cor. 3.
WORD
Word
based on
Version.
Events
largely to
men
families, priests,
who accompantied
of ,returning
to Jerusalem.
number of
stated as
and maids,
19,607 persons.
were 200
that
This company'
beasts
wero asses
and 245
necessary
caravan at
and establishing
the returning
months.
month the
Jerusalem
"all the
that were
pf the
of the
a matter.
prepared stones
lite vas two
101000
building could
g
story begins
of the
1
LESSON
LESSON
LESSON,
Test,
17.
STUDIES.
Studies for this
the text n1 the
-Chapter 2 Is
an enumeration
and heads of
Levites
the
exiles from
In rzra 2,
Israelites re-
42,860 plus 7,-
making a
Of this
"singing men
is, professional
took with
of burden, of
736 horses,
nudes. The
after the a -rely-
Jerusalem was
of
exiles. •this
At last in
peoplo rens-
and at once
set feasts of
consecrated."
actual work of
temple was not
Cedars of Lab-
were news-
3 -ears and two
1.110 actual
be begun.
g
with the
the layin • of
temple. g
is, these
Ret the
rnanuacl^iPts
dense of the
811or't breaches
0f ane linen; a
also matte of
woven of the
in the veil he-
a cap of linen.
wore nothing
g
27-39; Josh,
1(11111111-•I•"or
inatrmneitai
by 7lavid and
to the sons
C.'hrnn. 25, 1 1
5 sad 135. R.
1.0 a110tatel'-
the tradition-
refers in an-
two choirs -rued)
ill respons• tp
psalms 118 1111;,
were suite(?
Our
110wever, eon-
mimic slakes it 3prefsence
authoritatively
music,was used ,shouter
1tn0rvo
, his invdu1-
kindness
Israel"
not a
but rattler
used at
the well-known
itself lased.
fulfillment
10, 11,
1.2. Old
first house
fees to
been destroyed
one years
later
could
seen the
\y1 t
P
extreme
parat.ive
being erected
in its
13. Could
the O'hotit
the weeping
marked
inauguration
upon the
I5
hand,
0t11 r'
terse
and Benjamin
ing just
series
2. Since
king of
the son
rib. To
had revolted
Babylonia,
tared and
city, called
doll,"
new city,
roundin
with captives
tants.,
sattlod
which
d1scet1anis
hall intermarried
of Jews
w
were a)
to the
le- to that
the colonists
the fact
131)11, descant
would
them,
•1. Weakened
We Of
Nerve, hindered
prise in
5: 111(11)
to. frustrate
fat' pay,
before. the
prises and
nsth•m.
aeries
volauseil
01 Tian,
tomo.]
Cyrus and
fo(1(11111`
Ito reign
"T'111
d0ntcu
' want
when
etemo 11118
endureth forever toward
-These words are probably
quotation from tate psalms,
a liturgical response
sacred festivals, upon which
psalm, Psa. 136, was
This 00080 is a marked
cef the prophecy, .Ter. 83.
which (ampere.
men that had seen the
-The "first hottest" re-
Solomon's temple, which had
in 58<i B. C. Hft -
1
before. 'Even sixteen years
tile - Prophet Haggai (2. 8)
still a eat to some who Bad
pp
minter temple.
with a loud voice -In' their
sorrow hrc•01100 of the come
insignificance of the house
to the former temple
glory,
not discern the noise of
of joy from the noise of
of the people -A mostg
difference of effect which the
of the buil'd'ing had
younger people. on the one
Pi 1
and the older people, on the
I. The 0(1019a1•11'1 of J'udale
The Samaritans live
to the north, called adver-
by anticipation.
the clays of Esar-hadelon,
Assyria-Fester-haddon was
and 411cees8Or of Semlache-
the Year 677 13. C. Sidon
from the 0ltiho'ity of
but was promptly cap-
n
destroyed: and another
"The City of Asar-harl-
was built in Ito place. This
together with the sur-
• country, was colonized
front F}am and Baby-
P P
and of these captives n,.a(1y
as far 5on111 as t.hr. region
6
we know as feamaria, The
of these 0110nist5, who
with the r'ennant
Stell dwelling in ChD country,
nix. raw, adhering pertly
ed g P
religion of the Jews and art-
of the land from which
had come. 130cansr, of
that they were. net Jews of
the. 10(111 e(1 ,' I(8
have nothing to do wenn
g
the fends 0f the pep -g
Judah -Put 0hsta0108 in their
'linen in their enter-
eei:l', manner 104Rlhle.
V T
eunese..lore Against them
their pilt'pose--11°11 who,
markt false repres0111at.(0ns
11111 00111,1001 the 111
g p
wink of the .revs at Jer-
inner' of Persia -Not In he
with "Darius till''41,'.(11m1"
i. :;1. Tha 1,111g' hetrh re-
t0 was the third 1'111°7' after
the renteimizer of (81(0
of tJhe '1 (4(tn empire,
l 11.0111. 522 to 54.8 13, 0,
a
d
T
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Half-hearted service is always
110019.
Feat' vice most when she wears the
veil.
Yoe- may know a man by the
Yping
friends he drops.
Steely souls aro not troubled with
doubt -dam )s.
F
There's e tack somewhere for ever y
pneumatic saint.
P4To creed that is worth. publishing
can be put into type.
Without the seise of stewardship
culture becomes a curse.
No Ivan is going to buy your
piety if your peanuts are ancient.
The slumber of one saint is no ex -umber
(use tot• true sloth of another.
`.'he best way to bear your dross is
to share another's cares.
The only things that are estab-
1is11e1 are those that ilev°1• stand
still.
When 0. man has religion 14 his
heart be will not need it on his hal:-
band. -
The lightweight man always thinks
that, his buoyancy i8 duo to ]lis
wings.
elle only version of the bible au-
thorizec} by heaven is the one On
two toot.
The devil mattes a lot of people iic_
liove that ]tis 1 11)11101 ie their think-
jag'
Most sten have less trouble in for-
or-
getting their follies than in fore-
going' them.
11,ey "'1'h ken •dpm °0100,"
Don't1 y g
and tion block the era°]c with your
O(11 0lla.
N° slave is more Securely bound
than 110 who 't11(140 he is free to
serve hiulself alono.
ft's better to have a little sense
of the practical. in mildest titan the
g
l]]]est eppreciation oe Jia Poetic as-
Preis alone.
t
^-¢-----
t
T.IY WILL T I U\VL,R.
ne as acquI. that: young Sprig-
gins 5,haC(lvh'CQ •CU71RIf1Cl'nl1U wester
during the two Yeats of my absence
from town,"
"Yes; and :11'9 all the result of S11Cer
will power,"
'"Will pourer? You surprise me. I
1
newel' suspected him of having the
least particle of it en his ]Marie -up."
"(To didn't; it was the will power
o/ his lata la1neted1 111)01e."
•-•'—"4' -
0
GOVERNOR OF GIBRALTAR.gradually;
General Forestier -Walker, who
Succeeded Sir George White.
g
Gen,• Sir Frederick Forestior-\Valk•
er, who has just. been appointed t.,
tho Governorship of Gibraltar, is o
man not only of great wetilth•, but
likewise of much force of character,
When he wee formerly at the Cape
of Good ITope years ego as military
secretary to Sir Bartle Free°, the
Governor-General of South Africa, h,:
tendered his resignation 011 two se-
paste occasions rather than teke
any part in the policy that seemed
like yielding to the Boers, and was
only with difficulty persuaded to re
main. 'lits wile, too, prior to her
marriage was a Miss 11055, one of the
fr lent beauties OP the T,onda11 season.,
possesses as much nerve as her gal-
7ant husband, and whet the latter
comrnan(led the tlet p5 fa c ypt she
eat not only all Uab o and Alexan
dria., hut evert thepooplc fn honodet,
(100100Witig ire 111tu 1adyer fight, foGre1)1011 rete
whose 'Mebane' t Wile ttietlile '4 5, r or 1100
U•One•al-m Gyp
ai'ntrv' 'PI ildspute was Illy settled
by the mediation rind arbitration 01
the late Duke of Cambridge,
UNDER THE IJ1ICRC
_
Tea Leaver; Betray the I
Dead Insects.
A 7311 artist adjusted a di
t
r0 5000 and asked a frits
through. •
""\Vhy,"" exclaimed the
looks ]flee a railway wtetl
You rico looking at the
jlewit)ilroivthe sliclOterpillar," (mid hando
re in its plae°,>
"This looks like a battle
the tyl•0.
":Lt is 0111 tha remains
a sing, (Lada ray," came 1
In answer to further int
botanist statoll that tin
were taken from an ordv'
Of tea. Tea," he said,
bushes, eo leaves. are p
}land. Imagine y0ursel
rosebush after 1'O9ebtlsllt
mita of their leaves.
dative pickers wort(
pl°k V many as bundle 1
of loaves a eny-a bundle 1
• a man. plant the
"NON, ibC } a t ib
hundred insects, and the
1)11bo doesn't pause to bre
leaf or to R'n5(1 it, for ho
Wo say, by Pi°e° work,
"Tho picked leaves St's
charcoal fires. They sterile
heat, arc} the insect: inn
them change to (111st..
Looks, to tho ordinary 04)
fragments. 1311t under the
it 1.001`8, CIS Stolt roseate
insect railway wreck or a
110(14.111
`� ...._,¢--._....-.
A LASS AND A TeA0 A
letugg1118*"That least . Int
Metal 11midrf, is awfully •
he?"
Briggs - •;430 ha3 a lac of
1.1111(1''
111uggins-"A lael( of rue,
Ten blvwp;;; end someoneo •
was =• stet rt lee of 1110(1(,1
FTOUSLFfOLD HINTS.
Shortening made of halt lard and
half rendered beef dripping is su-
Porno' as well as cheaper than whole
all of one kind. 04lds and enrds of
nater strainccaw be 11111ouohit( (11000 �i
g _
1°f se -cloth, of hould always which 1• liberal hand
I Y sb kept hand,
and when Codd the Cat retnoverl from
the water, 114(8 as well as 1110 first
mentioned is good for pia crust and
cookies, and even for delicate cakes'
if user] with half butter'.
To :Keep le
P 1180. -It scorns ('(.1100
late ill the senate,. to he preserving
eggs, but as they will be higher be-
fora they are Lowe' a good method
may b0 worth intsnvi'nF'. This in 110
l esrsay, but ..tile Mode of procedure
of a Toronto woman who dale's
that In I ebruary if elle boils an egg
so Preserved awl a freshly -laid one
she 00111/01 tell the difference. J110
1(eep8 1)01110;0, eo perhaps has a bot'-
tar chance than the average horse-
, 6'
keenere th ring. August and Sep-
tembel' as span as the eggs are
)sought in those which. have. perfect-
ly clean shells are :sheared with
basil butter and packed its salt, ' this
-packer claims that an egg with
a soiled Shell, no matter how well
cicanad OTL,,,,,e `d8, simile never be
used for keeping; also that the eggR
should by packet( the day they are
sato, and that. !lie bettor used must•
be of prune q 1111144' It is to the
al100(ioll of thee° Octane, rather
than -(0 any virtue in the salt they
aro pa°ked in, that she ltttribut°8
(u
her 1nv•ying ante unusual su0(ess,
1 is Ch1 scaling of the entree of L1}o
x11011 Stith rt mire &ease ' 111(0 the
They set -That
of the building
Some auaient
priests stood."
-The
of
42)made
with sleeves
a girdle,
g
that were
Place;
felt 11)8)'.
;3. 5; 39,
•
Asaph wit'.h
g of
the Lashes
specially
compare 1
1.6, 4,
sang one
as has been
this
ing in which
phrases
Serb
lar,; :107: 118
to such rendering.
,Tetelsll
to spears
what:
1•end4rc+d,
14 ("11 il. rue+
1VORLl1'S Ol'DT':ST ltlPh'3l,l:q.
xSwit•Lerlan(d is cieetl•a.ting the anal-
var8ary 0f its inaugcusation (Insley a
Federal Government, whieb. stamps
the 00untt,y as 010 0111191 Re mblie nl
1
the (10.1(1. Tho St4i5R 1 onfedol•atiotl
had its origin. in a league composed
foe p111110001 of defence by the mel
hr' cantons 0f Uri Sch4v z
of t10 three i, 291
and Untel•wal111 S° fat' )00 a5 1
As ypats event on other cantons juin-
ad he Confederation, so to of the
latest brant, Lhe (7antons of Genova,
talar, and Neuchatel.
—
e
MOSL1':1) GTete VES •
A 11,10510ln grave 111 =1'171' (0, when
6 1 (7 it. is •y 'egg
0aco it has poen f1 le 1, never
}reopened on any account. With a
view to r1InOT1e the faintest chance of
ro{ng thea defile L11a ea --1s
it let ui )rC'4 Lren 0n ave• 41(00
1'n«n11• dlatcly eft:rr rho burial g1htis
enticing g 114011• cel11(111118 1•4.8emb}0 for-
1'
psLs' ---a-*4.--
(7111110*Whet lure you genrnbling
eborrt? few': want the uart.h?" Otis-
trxlnnr•--"140. not in- the 811trnr,",
16NCOURAGIED TO SING,
A.t the work,) of a Wal'rfntan, IEng-
land, firm of soap -maker's the girl
employes ate etic00rag041 to fling part-
serge 4011110 at work, Tito object is
to relieve the m0notolry. In filo de-
partlnen.ts that Pemba more than
thine? gheeand -have not noisy
machinery, they aro ene0ura.god to
slug clueing the last, iron' of work In
the Morning and 114 the afternoon,
sure you would be cool le the
c,1 simmer, dilly." "Well, I
to bans(, Agnes, but you
have seen the way I kept my
I called on your lathe',"
Or. 0110 sp1"
W" SIR'
LARGE
:e in New
siou to
0y, contend
trag•e of '(yo
to -clay Sia
diet', Wales.
fortune of
few wer's
f John dfa•
:.789 b'u'e•th
though an 1
ar-old John
old by lee
U might be
ace Instead
anllly molt-
ing to this
fat' try it
h, until bo
18, 80, when
CI good -hyo
1 New York
WORN:.
the maga-
chance, anti
Thursday,
been looks
ound -him
tat: in the
prosperity
ration 000
.0arry time
on to re-
obedienlle
his su0Or•
7ITIT
ort years of
lenyiug his
ago. with
gle avenue.
ho leas fn.
100}000 or'
d, retiring
nt with e
of wealth
L?" said he
It 0081'-
t't suppose.
!oath who
e p0550ss00
nay say f
( thousand
teething Of
it who has
holds for
;)1 wealth-
ldn't know
11 for and
'HERS.
lite opeor-
7evon It ms
city it 11x9
it they may
like to help
a little to
the world,
3)' ,,
youth, with
y of the
70088011 by
)11 for throe
111 not be
cigarettes
of his agi
pensable,
(wards wag
esidents of
ng point to
tern ports.
3 the ship.
Ideated at
of Wales,
e of "Sir
STATI7.
future Sir
ell known
a hundred
whom the
and which
vert to tbo
sown for a
who in -
boy of hie
arobing for.
.eks .
n 1ldward8
rko's Peer•
r05ouce of
]li0at0 mic-
a to (1003)
' tyro, "it
remains .of
Latlist; and
put anoth-
teeth," said
of a sloth,
fee answer.
1tui3'ies the
specimens
try packet
grows en
1110110d by
f stripping
mile after
fast. They
10 potutds
igge• than
pray 01 a
pdckor In
eft off each
w00ke, as
Med 0n
:I under the
v00 among
:'his (lists
e, lilies leaf
microscope
ed, like en
pigmy bat-
(1AY.
liar 84101.1,
jch, isn't
rupees, my
es? Well
01(1 ase Ito
1"