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• INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
14.
cOson XL -The Sin of Aehan.
Chap.
Verse 6. ojoithua I•ent his ciethes
a sign of mourning at • the
news of the utter defeat of the army
he had sent from Jericho against
Ai, another formidable strong --
hold of the enemy (verses 1 to 5).
The rending of clothes was appa-
rently a •modifieation of an earlier
and more cruel practice of mutilat-
ing the flesh, ferbidden itt Dent.
14. 1, "Ye are the children of je-
hovel your God:, ye shall not cut
yourselves, nor make any • bald-
ness between your eyes for the.
fanoilses, and each family of itS
cionstItileNt
Whoh tile Lord shall take -The
•teohniehl oterni for 'the method 'of
this let. (See P,PcrY. 16. 33.) Per-
mimber of, white pebbles
,and" One black one were placed in
an.urnorend drawn oub one by one,
tohe pebble- „ indicating' the
guilty tribe, clan, 'family, or indi-
vidual. The idea of the lot eeeroo
to 'be,'a sort of appeal to God, free
from all. influence of lidos or Pao-
sion. This was a very ancient and
-ividesp,reaci custom, Compare the
case of Jonathan (1 Sam. 14. 42),
and jonah (Jonah 1. 7), and the
choice. of ieoldiers• (Iudg. 1. k and
20. 9, i0), also Num. 26, 55; Joa.
18. 19; Joel 3. 3; Nal. 3. 10; Ley.
16. 8; Prov. 16. 33; and 18.'18.
15. Burnt with fire-'lltis was the
natural punishment for a hdevot-
ed"man. The c•arse of the burned
thing he had taken upon himself
and become like it. Therefore, as
it must be burned with fire, he
rrinst be consumed with it.
dead." Compare the mourning. of Because he hath transgressed the
Jacob for Joseph, Gen. 37. 34; of covenant of the Lord -It was a ter -
David for his sons, 2 Sam. 13. 31; rilale punipinnent-not that Aehan
and of Job's friends (Job 2, 12). was laurnt alive; he was first exe-
Put dust upon their heads --An- cuted by stolliog (Josh: 2. 25). But
other sign of sorrow. compare the mere value of the' goodly gar-
ings of defeat to Shiloh (2 Sam. 1. is
Tent and the stolen silver and gold
not to be considered ; we are to
the young man who brought the tic"-
2). • 'seek the ground of this fearful re -
vivid reminder of the day when
..-
native in ti•ibution in . Ac , . .t
7. The Amorites-Thehan'o rebellion
habitants east of the Jordan, who, .against Jehovah. He had broken
eyerwatchmen cykeewpaing lbg ula,°rrst r dayeS8; withand
having been Only recently subdued his covenant with God and tramp-.
plain commands under night upon the towers, and busy
would now take courage and. re -''.1°1 C'°d's i, citizens pursuing their tasks in con_
nawtheir hostility toward Israel. his contemptuaus - feet. This
dant expectation of being summon -
our lesson -a warning for all limes.
Beyond the Jordan-Joshuaed to repel some enemy from the
is Wrought folly in Israel -s- The
west of the Jordan and uses the
expression which subsequently be- Scriptures incessantly connect sin Gates:' No . city of this far -away
with mental lapses. The sinner is time knew how suddenly or how
came the customary one for ,desig- a fool.His stupidity is conspicat-
frequently it might be called upon
noting the land east of the river.
,-
ous. It is sheer shortsightedness to withstand the assault or siege of
9. The Canaanites-Dwellers in. and folly .for any' man to imagine
a hostile army. Therefore were
the levy -lands' both OD the eoast and that he eon defy the lightnings of walls built deep and high -there-
in the interior. fore were portals opened but nar-
rowly by day, and not at all by
night -therefore were alert watch-
men ever scanning the horizon -
and therefore was every citizen a
soldier also, prepared to battle for
the safety of his community. And
yet, even in such an iron age as
this, did, the word of Israel go
forth that not in walls nor towers,
not in watchmen however "wake-
ful," nor -warriors however brave,
could a city find security against
its foes. The stoutest walls would
crumble, and the bravest soldiers
fall, unless justice and righteous-
ness were rooted deep in the soulo
of the People. "Except the Lord
keep the city," was the noble
word, "the watchman waketh but
in vain!"
"As An Army With Banners."
Times have greatly changed since
this Psalm wag written; but to -day,
no less than yesterday, is this
word of spiritual admonition valid.
No longer do we look for the glit-
ter of hostile arms or listen for the
thunder of assaulting legions.
--ese clangers have passed or are
passing. But in their stead have
come new perils as Serious, if not
as terrible to be seen, "as an army
or Headaches
Here's.. the Reason and the Cure
Moat people at some time or another suffer *OM
'headachesso•ilisordered sitoMacti, liver or boWedS,IS •
the cau.se-any one can be cured --one woman Pays:,
Chamberlain's' Tablets did more.for methan ever
dared hope for -cured liesidachea-biliousriess-and
. „
toned my whole systenr-I feel I ke a new wo-
man." , No case too hard for these little red health eatorers. 25e,
bOttle. Druggists and Dealers, or by Mail. -
Chamberlam Medicine Company, Toronto '
, ,
ENEMIES
OF THE CITY
No Longer Do We Gird Our Cities With Walls
Post Watchinen Their Towers
"Except the Lord keep the
city, the watchman wake%
but in vain." -Psalm 127.
Here, in this text, do we -have a
Our name . thy name -This
passage well illustrates the signi-
ficant use of the word "name" in
the Old Testament. In the first
clause it stands for the national. ex-
istence (com. Isa. 55. 13; Dent. 7.
24); in the second' clause for the
revealed character of Jehovah. The
word thus had a fuller and richer
meaning than in modern language,
signifying something of the sub-
stance of that to which it was ap-
plied.
10. Ge6 thee up -Jehovah's reply
is' even more strange than Josh-
ua's challenge. It is brief, even
abrupt, and there is no suggestion
of sympathy in it. But it carries
a pointed -lesson. We hear much
about the sovereignty of God, and
this is 'often overdone. God's an-
swer to Joshua is : "Why are you
lying on your face and talking
about my great name? This is
not a subject for prayer. Get up
and deal with Israel's sin as it
deserves. Look for the cause of
defeat, not in my sovereignty, but
in your sin."
11. Transgressed my covenant -
The divine injunction only recent-
ly given at Jericho, "Keep your-
selves from the devoted thing, leet
when ye have devoted it, ye take
of the devoted tiling; so would ye
make the camp of Israel accursed,
and trouble it." (Conipare also
Deut• 17. 2 and Hos. 8. 1.) The
guilt of Israel in this case was four-
fold and involved touching the de-
voted possessions of the enemy,
theft, lying, and the appropriation
of Jehovah's property.
The accursed thing -not is, the
thing under the ban. (Compare
Josh. 6. 17.) , ericho and all it con-
tained was put under the ban and
destroyed or devoted to the Lord
12. They were accursed - They
had fair warning of this (Josh. 6.
18). • An accursed thing would
bring a curse to the man who took
it, and no man under the curse of
disobedience might hope to win
battles by the help of God whom
he had defied.
Neither will I be with you any
more -The sin of one man somehow
taints the whole people, in the
sense that they suffer from its con-
sequences. The moral law is mo-
ral integrity, and our lives are so
interwoven as to make ethics a
very complex science.
13. Up, sanctify the people -Tho
sin of the ene must be atoned for
by the many. This sanctification
is much more than a sentimental
process. It, is very practical and
very. solemn. The defeat of a
whole army calls for a moral de-
monstration on a larger scale.
Until ye take away the accursed
thing -Their defeat is not done. It
will go on and on unless its cause
is removed.
Brought near -Into the presence
of Jehovah at the door of his 5608-
tuary. •
The •surest way of .losing one's Tribes . . families . . house -
own health is to be .aliva,ys drinking holds . . . man by man: -Each
the health of others, says a wise tribe consisted of several clans,,
-• each clan of several households or
THIS 15 A
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A store that keeps • in touch the
Omnipotence with impunity and
hide his reeking sins from Omnis-
cience. •
Doings In Europe.
Romanoff's End is Near.
The RUseian dynaety le in imminent
danger of dying out and the present Em-
peror. Nicholas is like y to be the last of
the Rame,noffs oecupy the imperial
throne, according to a writer In Free Rua
eia, a newspaper appearing in London.
Ile says:
"The young Alexis, the emperor's only
son, le euffering from an incurable dna,
ease -tuberculosis of the bones, it is said
-and can only be kept alive for a few
months longer. The emperor himself has
become the victim of fito of melancholy.
Hie consort, the unfortunate empress, 16
still suffering acutely from a complete
nervous breakdown.
The auestion arises, therefore, who will
be the heir to Nieholas II., or will he be
Ole laet of the autocrat's of Russia? The
daughters of Nicholas cannot aecend the
throne because Paul L, mho hated his
august mother, Catherine the Great, made
o law wnereby it became imporoGible for
a woman to reign in Russia. Therefore,
in case of the demise of Nicholas II., Vie
throne phould fall to hie brother 'Michael.
But title is haraly possible, alma he bas
renounced all hie rights and has mar-
ried morganatically lauoisian lady with
whom he lives very happily far from
court intrigues.
Tho writer then discusses the grand
dukes, sot finds insuperable obiectione 10
all of them.
Honor for Woman Physician.
Unusual honore have dud been won by
tt young Berlin Jewess, Fraulein Racbael
Dinah, -who is the first female phyeician
of Germany to acquire the coveted title of
professor.
Er:nacho Mach for the past five Ynnin
hae been the chief ass,staut to Prof.
Kraus, the celebrated intcanalist, and hae
conduoted a policlinic for both men and
women patiente of the university medical
clinic in the Berlin charity hospital.
Fraulein Prof. Dr. Meath, which hence.
forth will be her full title, has not only
been active in hospital service, but has
done euporior reseatch work in fever and
bacteriologieal fields and also in connec-
tion with diabetes and kindeed dieeasee.
Brest As Chief French Port.
Franco may have a new transatlantic
port as a result of the new conditions of
interoceanio traffic) -which ,be
auguratod with the opening of the Pana-
ma canal.
Claude Casimir-Perier made a report to
the government last week In which Le de -
°tared that only by utilizing Brest 00 the
l000f tranetothontic port will France be
able to hold her own ito the international
trade contest, which le euro to take place.
The report indicates that the government
purposes to encourage building gigantic
ships, even exceeding in tonnao the new
German leviathans.
,After mentioning the requiremente such
a port should have, M. Caeimir-Perier de-
clares that Brest alone measuree up to
the ideal because elle has a suffieient
depth of water for ale "gigantic chips
which will combine the new ffrench com-
mercial fleet."
She would also provide a natural shel-
ter in rough weather with plenty of hal,
bor space and dry docks.
To Run Orient Expross Again.
The director-general of llie International
Sleeping Car Company announces that he
hs o made a definite arrangement with the
Servian Government whicli oval permit tlio
resumption of the Orient Express servicas
between Paris and Cionetantinople this
Communieetion both witya will be nub.
ject to considerable delay, aa the bridges
do not offer aufacient eecnrity for the re-
gular speed to be maintained. The time
table which served before the war remaine
In ,force till further notiee. The conven.
tional trains will rion in the raeanthne be.
tween Constanthwide and Soda
Top Hats For Women.
Sin eon am of the Oladstone -type,
slightly stiffened and held In position by
a gold pin, and hate of black velvet, mo-
delled on the linea of Mall'6 tall hat,
were the newest featuree of tne constant,
ly changing Paris faahlone at the first
Sunday race meeting. of the autumn flea.
B011 at A11101111 last, Sunday.
The autumn tailor made costume loss
brought in thee masculine modes. a.. sela
colored tie worn with the otand u31. open
xvinged collar gives a final note of virility
to the new feminine mode. The familiar
top hat distinguishes itself from the
mom's model by a single feather standing
clooe amanot the crown and rising,. only
a couple of inches above it.
. Trial to Run His Own Train.
A Salkla workman, disappointed at los.
constantly ing his last, train lame from" Dacia, near
Nenchatel_attempted the other morning
. , train wlath he saw at tloo station. The
train was to have started is few holm
A Store that sells the same goods as those sold in
later, amathe engine load ite fires banked
the better stores all over the country- and ebeww "P.
The workman jumped into the lo,como-
, • tive and pulled every lever he cella:1.13nd,
And sellS them, too, at, as low priCes as ANY' sToRN .havastotheatta tBhte 01,r n ore;
the employeee. 'who, ,thinking all accident
glierYthing.1715 show you can 13% depended. upon to they found the workman., who was handed
BE exactly . what we tell yoti it is. e,rer to the pollee.
.The Dlafft had. not tenohed- thee Main
leveir,, or the train weuld kayo da hod let4
This is so froni Tie Holders at a quarter to PiarnandS. Many Cams Matio in Paris.
,New impale for old lacelle .t fact
that' not only is Paris sanitaalum for
gema Mit In its werkehope precious Samos,
n411.eenn'ar liftiloTeet'lanne,4.000. of 'the greateS. t of'
French ,ohonieto, intortufantur,ed allammule
by aissolving sager al .bolling, Iron, but
Ole crystals had to he foond with a micro.
scope., Vernsull has for time
Inado commercially suceessfUl the. menu.
facture of rubles,' while the'loriental,em-
amid" which, 'advice from hie Materiel a ia
'oupailor eolor and harchiess to natpre's
own prodact and comonands higher manes.
The araelayst, etopahlre ana toofaz bave
all beep 'reproduced and ea
closely do they annulate Ole real thing
that 0,V011 experte are puzzled. • ,
Witla the,diainond as a, brilliant,. croon.
010 CAN.,. ' 10 clondS and the w?iisTle'tleW, Waking 051 -
• . had happened., hitatefted 10 Ole spot. There
And it matters not what y�tf ins,y require nor when,
if it belongs to a Jewelry stock, it's here.
Prove these things any time occasion arises.
Quiriter
JEWELER and ISSUER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
OF
ft
and
with barmen." Foes In. new
guises are seizing our cities and,
like the veriest barbarians of old,.
giving them over eagerly to plun-
der. In corrupt political machines,.
hUngry for offices and rake -offs -in
selfish businesa interests, seeking
for contracts and franchises and
swollen dividends -in purchased
guardians of the public weal, be-
traying an accepted trust for pri-
vate gain -in wolfish purveyors of
vice, seeking whom they may de-
vour --in loan sharks, insurance
swindlers-, shyster lawyers and real
estate speculators -in the owners
of saloons, gambling dens, libuses
of -prostitution and disease:. breed-
ing tenements -in these do we see
the foes who are besting to -day
against our city gates and seeking
entrance into our streets and
homes!
And against these, as against the
hosts' of the ages past, we have no
sure defence save the quickened
conscience and honest hart of the
average citizen of the community
What boots it how high we rear our
walls of legislation, or how "wake-
ful" the watehman we put in state
house, city hall and court! The
walls can baffle many an assaultiog
lee and the watchmen can -warn in
good oseason of approaching peril
But when all is said and done walls
and watchmen must alike fall if
there be not in the hearts of the
people
Hatred of Evil and Love of Good,
and, still more, determination and
courage to smite the evil and fight
for the good at any cost oi ease
and fortune. Do you, -the people,
believe in personal righteousness
and public justice to fight for them
and vote for them? If so, then the
Lord is keeping the city, and its
security is sure. But if not, then
the Lord is gone, and "the watch-
men waketh but in vain 1"--Itev.
John Haynes Holmes.
Mon, the baGie af..all thecae is what the
jeweller calle "white sapphire," Moe chem. beauty of both was only exceeded
ist "crystalline alumina" and the ordin. by the generous and kind hospital -
aro man "white clay."
Sent His Savings to be Ground, ity of ite citizens.
A wealthy lend owner at Auglureaaesa
Dun, Saone -M -Loire, who bad a paofound ,
mistreet of banks, secreted his gold raid "Rinks has been telling lies
silver In Gecko of corn in las barns. For-
getful of lois savings be sent Gm corn to
abont sne again." "He might do
Ole village mill to be groenci into flour, worse. He might tell the truth
The result was that all hie treasure Wae
ground to a powder. about you.''
A. GARDEN CITY.
Adelaide, South Aostralia, Is Thus
Described.
The members of the British Par-
liament who recently visited South
Australia were, like most ether
visitors to the ,State, charmed with
the beauties of Adelaide, its capi-
tal. References to this subject
were made by several of the legis-
lators at various of the function
held in their honor. The Right
Hon. T. Lough, speaking at the
civic reception, referred to Ade-
laide as the garden city, and said
the lesson the visitors had learned
from Adelaide was one which they
would not fail to take biome with
them. In Adelaide the municipal
authorities kid realized the idea
of making Adelaide pleasant for
their people, and that was the very
method by which they would at-
tract in rinlation and continue to
develop the resources of their mar-
vellous Australian continent, Ab
farewell gathering in connection
with the visit Mr. Donald Mac -
Master, M.P., said nothing
Could exceed the beauty of the
great city of Adelaide and the stir-
roonding•country. TO indicate his
sincerity he would mention that in
a letter written that Morning to
his son at Cambridge he stated that
he had travelled in most parts . of
the world, but ,had never seen a
more .'beautiful city than Adelaide
and its surroundings, and that the
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