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Dr. Teirnage•Dreows ?Illustrations From the Insect
World -Providing For the Future
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Washington report ; In this dis-
course Dr Talmage draws his illus -
teatimes from a realm seldom utilised
or moral and religious purposes. Text,
Proverbs vi, 0-8: "Go to the ant, thou
sluggard, consider her ways and be
wise, which, having lib guide, overseer
or ruler, provideth her meat in the
summer and gathereth her food in the
harvest."
The most of Solomon's 'writings te.ve
perished. They have gone out of exist-
ence as thoroughly as the twenty
books a Pliny and most of the books
of Aeschylps and Euripides and VtLITO
and Quintilian. Solomon's Song and
Ecclesiastes and Proverbs, preserved
by inspiration, are a small part of his
voluminous productions. He was a
great scientist. One verse In the Bible
suggests that he was a botanist, a zoo-
logist, an ornithologist, an ichthyol-
ogist, and knew all about reptilia. I
Kings iv, 33: "He spalse a trees, from
tbe cedar tree that is in Lebanon
even unto the hyssop that seringeth
out of the wall; he spake also of beasts
and of fowl and of creeping things and
of fishes." Besides all these scientific
works, he composed 3,000 proverbs and
1,005 songs.
Although Solomon lived long betore
the microscope was eonstructed, he was
also an inseetologist and watched and
describes the spider build its euspen-
sion bridge of silk from tree to tree,
calling It the spider'e 'web, end he re -
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sight or dullness of hearing or priva-
tion or disaster or unfortunate envir-
onment make life a perpetual winter.
But in most lives there is a period of
summer, although it may be a short
slimmer, and that is the time to pro-
vide for the future.
One of the best ways of insuring
the future is, to put aside ell you can
Lor charitable provision. You put a
crumbling stone in the foundation of
your fortune if you do not in your
plass regard the sufferings that you
may alleviate. You will have the
Pledge of the high heavens for your
temporal welfare when you help the
helpless, for the promise is: "Blessed
is he that considereth the poor. The
Lord will deliver him in time of
trouble." Then there is another way
of providing for the future. If you
have $1,530 a year income, save $100;
or $2,000 a year, save $500; or $3,000,
save $1,000. Do you say such economy
is meanness? I say it is a vaster
meanness for you to make no provi-
sion for the future and compel your
friends or the world to take care of
you or yours in ease of bereavement
or calamity.
There are women who at the first
increase of their husband's resources
wreck all on an extravagant ward-
robe. There are men who at the pros-
pect of larger prosperity build houses
they will never be able to pay for.
There are people with 84,000 a year in-
come who have not $1 laid up for a
insects transfixed in the case of a
museum have been alive and In tor-
ture for years. lIow much the in-
sect and the tow' and the brute may
be rightly called to suffer for the ad-
vancement of humeri knowledge and
the betterment of the •condition of
the human race I do not now stop to
discuss, but he who uselessly harms
any of God's living creation insults
the Creator. Alas, for the horrors of
vivisection! I have no confidence in
the morality of a man or a woman
who would harm a horse or a dog
or A cat or a pigeon. Such men and
women, under affront, if they dared
would take the life of a human be-
ing. You cannot make me believe
that God looks down indifferently
upon the galled neck oE the ox or the
cruelly curbed bit of the horse or
the unsheltered cattle in the snow-
storm or the cockpit or the bear
baiting or the pigeon shooting or
laceration of ilsh that are not used.
Go to the ant, thou miscreant, and eee
how God honors it.
Furthermore, go to the ant and
learn the lesson of God appointed or-
der. The being who taught the In-
sect how to build was geometer as
well as architect. The paths inside
that little home radiate from the
door with as complete arrangement
as ever the boulevards of a. city radi-
ated from a triumphal arch or a flow-
ered circle. And when they march they
keep perfect order, moving in straight
lines, turning out for nothing. If a
timber Ile in. the way, they climb over
it, If there be a house or barn in the
way, they march through it Order in
architectural structure, order in gov-
ernment, order of movement, order of
expedition. So let us all observe thie
God appointed rule and take satisfac-
tion in the fart that things are not
at loose ends in this world. If there
Is a divine regulation in a colony or
republic of insects, is there not a. divine
tices Its skilful foothold in elimbing rainy day. It is a ghastly tlishonesty regulation in the lives of immortal men
the smooth wall of the throneroom in practiced on the next generation. and women? If God cares for the least
Jerusalem, saying. -The sPidE'r taketh Suell men deserve bankruptcy and im-
of his creatures and shows them how
hold with her betide anti is in Ling's Poveriehment. 'In almost every man's to provide their meat in the summer
end gather their food in the harseet.
palaees." But he is espeedoitY inter- lite there twonies a winter of cold mis-
fortune. Prepare for it allele you may. will he not be interceded in matters of
tested in the ant and reeonenetele its liviguidanee
habits as wertheta- thY of study and eta- Whose thermometer lets not stood human elihood
of human affairs? and n the I preach the doetrin
lune melee. weee to the nut. thou Nesse sumetimes below zero? 'What ship bas of a. partleular providence. "Are not
gard, conedder der ways and be V. a', never been caught in a storm? What tem I arrows -old for a ferthin ant
yet not one of them is forgotten he there the feet; gel wisely the gee.
fore Goe? Are ye not of more 'mimeo; pel was toweled were tritnertetel.
than many sparrows?" Let there he ' 45. Ye are witeessese-Titey bad
meter In our Individual lives. order in heou with -lege; throneleut WS mine
i•dry. they hull heard Ihs tanelaing.
they hod wen We nicaulee, they hnew
/lie ell:meter, they heal ripen Hint
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
INTERNATION A 14 BASO VII,
MAY 1.9,1901-
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JogIlt1 Ascends Into Heaven. -Luke 24; 49-53 ;
Acts I: tn.
Commentary. --.414. These are 'the
worde-Now you will understand
what seethed so dark to you when. I
told you about the Son! of man be-
ing put to death. and risiug again.
xViii, 31•34.-O, F. &- The
law the prophets ... the pgainvi
-The three Jewish divisions of the
Olcl Teetamsnt Scriptures, here menw
timed. as containing, each of them.
things concerning tehrist. In these
various ways of writing,. God :did of
old reveal Hie. will; but :all were
writ Len to give notice of the Coneing and kingdom of the Meeelah.
45. Then opened he -He telly ()pen -
ed. They had a measure of light
before, so that they discerned the
Scriptures to he the tette word of
God, and to speak to the Messiah.,
but they had not light sufficient
to enable them to apply theseelerip-
three to their Lord and Master.
Understand the Seriptures-The do-
ttier' of opening the understanding
L', not that we may be wise above
what is written, but wiser in what
le written. and be made wise to nal-
vation by it.
40. Titus it le written, etc. -Here
aro the two great essential facts
of the goepel. The atonement of
(Owlet. it His reeurreetion from the
dead.
47. Repentance -"This implies that
a measure. of divine wisdom Is COIllrr
MUlliCated to tilt' sinner, and that
he thereby beeomee wise to salva-
tion." lionieelon idns--"Flte for-
giveness of 8111g, the retrieval of pun-
ishment, and deliviritnee of the emit
trom the power of sin." In In.
w -as ohtalned for sinful men by
Life: atonitee weifteringe, as the fruit
ad Ws Worm -Delon,. mei the pjfept,
tf libi graef.,-seiltt. Among all na.
tions-Citel 'wills the salvation of all.
and Jesus tasted death for every
Man. Beginning at 'borne Diem -De.
which, having no guide, 3,Verseer , regiment at the front never got into tome, it wae time written. rketli1SP
ruler, erooseteh her meet En the a battle ? Have at least as nowt
sommer arid gathereth tor rood In the foresight an the 'noodle world. Ex-
harveet." amine the pantiles of the ant hills In
But It oae not until at eut 3110 ;tern this April weather, and you will find the family. order In the elturela order
• when Jen seeeowereeee, the eon that last tillaTIMET'S supply In not yet In tIie state. In all the world there le
of an aeotiDeealy at Anteterplane et:haunted. EP:amine them next July, ne room for anareby,
lam], tecan the study er the ant teeter and you will flnd them being replentelo. Before we leave Ude eutejeet Iet
rouerpoi ;eery not the sun boo, or ed. "Go to the ant, then sluggard, three% God for thoee who were wItl-
Sollomon'n injunotion wee motet ;rove, vont:Woo /Der !earl and be oleo ling to endere the ratletteri and eelth
The room liut•le meteor% rds ',DOM. bovine no etilde„ Overeer or ruler, pra. sat riflees neeereary to make reeellotteDD
batten a trap in. In my HAL kilt•••= k %Meth her meat In the rummer and of the natural wethal, na re-erararelnit
coverot a great a deploy eft the ; gatbereth her rood In the Iterveet " 1 the net/plum, It the iniereeeope 003 1 24
cwt.-. 3 10 to 3 76
SELLING GIRLS
dont of Idea 40 it! anatomy an D But my reithjeet roaelten Mohler than mote. whet a n'or y equid tett er "'um 111'n -t °I' a litti6` tlia'
1 1 t trteiteroeliorekeep. ...., po to 4 Se
parel-lie,tt. xxvill. 3. The white reesteir000eeeeeoe, eoeoloOne
garments wer•D an enablem of purity,
nal coming. This will not be in oh-. 5
11, Shall so (Dome -Tile I•Ifit'0:1(1 or fie ' , Th
searlty like Ws first coming, but
"he will einne In power and goy, on
tbe Mouths, and witli 1114 holy angele
with bine" Matt. Nolo 30, 31; xxvi.
64.. .
The lesson presents the eoneumma. I:Ito:dilly:at important wheat eereerea
PRACTICAL SURVEY,
tion of the earthly ministry of our Catelt. May.
Lord. Its praetioal truths have refer. Chicago ... ... ..-..4---, 60 72 1-2
enee first to Himself and second to New York ... ......4 -*---*.' 0 al 3,4
lia disciples. Concorning ilimeelf we Milwauitee ... ...... 0 74 1,-2 (.3-F; ..• .0
have, St. Louisa .., -, ..... . --
Ws lie.siirrection• A ttested.-The Toledo; ... .. ..„, 074 1-4 0 74 141
resurcection of lesus constitutes Detroit, rd ... 076 0•70
the supreme miracle of His miracu- Detroit, white ...... 0 76 --e- !
Ioue life, It is the final proof of HIS Duluth., No. 1
redemption he provided. Without It Duluth, No. 1 0 74' ,
divinity, and of the efficiency of the Northern .-0 74
the prophecies coneerning him tail hard ... ., ... 0 76 1-2 --; '
an 1 Ire own words are proven false. Minneapoille, No.
mimple a return to the glory which 0 7.3-
Ite Ascoushote-its purpeee was not 1 Northern ,. --
Toronto Partners' Market.
He bed "before the world was, but 'Wheat -100 bueliels of white solid
that He might perfeet the work of
ode- unclutoged, and 200 buehels of .real',
human retlemotion. lleving 1-lic higher at 73e, ani 100 buehols of •
ecenled" that He might "give his life goose eold 1-20 higher at 69 1-20,
a: renewal for many, He ascended Barley -One load eold lo higher at
that He might "fill all thingo, and
47c pee buethel
give gifte unto men." 'He ham "enter- ;
ed into heaven Reel'," nnal "appears -
in. the preeence of God ;" and, as our Six loathe Bold $1. higher at $13 to $15
it}:Teeteo•-nSc. aree and in good demand. '
Great High Priest. "ever livetit to Straw -Three loads sold 25c lower
MAO intereee•ion for us." at $8.75 to $1•Oper ton.
rile Retion-"This se1110 J(41113 Shall Wh.eat, whits, 710 ; red, 730; gooehe
eau come in like manner as ye have „e „
wen Illin go into heaven." To.ward "'u 4".'-'e, hsphloilh 72c; barley, 47e e
this nesurol and long-expreted 17-e', i" hh:•-‘c ; buckwheat, 55 1-2c;
(went the faith of the elierch hoe (>$311541. 015rtlaw; ,17,33°,.7,7),6tte *•$11h,in'Yblit$Je3r, -4°14
turned during all the ages sinee 111R to 18O•, eggs, boiling, new laid, 10 to
departnre. le welting for 12c ; chickene„ per pair. 60 to 80e e
The Comma rel. A world turkeys, per lb.. 12 to 13e.
the gospel. bet inetend of the ex -
Cheese Markets.
pected "go" en /TIP 1111, impvratirp
"tarry ye." Tbe tarrying of Ioniall Picton, Ont„ May 8. -At our Chese
In the temple. under the nearehlight Dowd to -day, le factoriee boarded
of u mighty vision until the eerapliim 475 be...no-405 white and 70 color-
ioneliesi his Hoe with iteitee fio, we've feod.r .1(I4Iffolirgeveilt:b3i413,381111-ItteefosorldWthanil 4Boo
burned both weyie was haete In the
odvaneement of the kingdom.
t14‘11efetretk, May 8. -The °peeing
pt:I'Isi.iper.,14roN11)rip% ,;;Yro tiskiii.iiiiill vs.fr4..i.e.erlivi.e.
meetiug of the Wheidetoek Oheeso
this ilior4i wire Regal tifee afternoon and.
rnyeil the vulture or tio• atr,p. sateen; ler tree ensuing year elect -
authorities. ben, 'Opel ;IDA reelesiee.
id ru-D followe: Pre:4(1mM Alex. Urge-
ttilft'llill'itnaen-21gtehateintel:VIonr4e, 81'11'`.1.1.1;14;11:41tult.; 'tart z Tle'°"11releelh Win. 31"Illeelat;'
rke
Leading Wheat Markets.
Following are the closing quota -
01 wi.0.1.1it ei oe,o,,oe .,... ..„ Seeretar,v, .1. th. Coetin ; Salestaaat,
ii:It4,1)littiti'aeporit vri;ii:r Itilliff'.rl!'";;::ilit 31tli347::"3:t::111,""1:3:3 .o1D4(11.1to..41141.1r1;71Tri:11:11.1diTILLII;raelar biaallanSteaetoei
t reneroinnol lie" t: =PTA awl I 1'1 lilt:- IN9.1,,..tii,...-TaeTten-alnutallm, l'uthnietre°rbeelbeingelotbr 1rd-90
limed the oleieet. Thir, ic,ext.r is the ,vilbrocgo'ci vt'Itite And 61 of colored;
erying nem! of the elm reh to -day. 'and
neither Well Ert.lk.*•te,1 illStritmentra. . , 1 d ' 4 S"141 at 8 1-18e" "Ile 25
nor well segue Ivo) arrangententa ean tit 8".
Live Stook Olitricets.
tinperteele It e • e working; forech The toe,* , ,
aftee it ; 1•0:*••"1" rekrIll till` t11,11t1 and now Passible s; mines may hae„ 4,,,,te4,4. Ina --,.sorill.etzen,c.i0Oe.peree,ht-. 9,37i5? too: at 1
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INIIIIAlll II: (lark. 4 21 to 4 6Ci
thew thingeeeleetteibet„ So; v. 8. • . . -, ,.
!tote:m.2v: cattle pauked
Bute/wee Die tle, canto 3 Oe to 1 W;
teutelteriee cattle good 338 to 3 65
do mcdmin, mixed,.
(EWA witieli Wag promised to the elopeooloreerron'oyee•OriehiaiiitilWAYhtildrk litaebere onemonoier cwt.-- 2 Se to 3 4)0
ehotreli though Owlet lie here ite- lr. .. ' itall'i ieN Dert I ; v .• •• • t 3 *I 4 OS
Ott /leered the promie..--The Hely
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mem oteehoor ta the heaventi „and orae! : temporaltieeororeelidat for the emit, , liorelehlp and pevorty and hafferlhd reenter ihr.gp,prop than fl,or. an•I r
tie oloorlied and wreetrillt uren tY Itt..wit,1011 for tar lehoond. ihre and perneveranee on die nart tito
wondero de:covered esi the ant ;mei ; Melo epos!: Out and tool' On le.rner Moo employee It for imeertant d:r:;•eoi.'-
ottcr larritig thui holy :end Doirel nave , Ittn08114,102T 10r•LVIIII of oreearine rov.1 • oro! waned' 114,11 of tlie hlinded eees
o ny, end cepirol 43 ycnro Oge, tOP the more Eneortinit emit or tee* of M, Straui,:t. er the Ittitem anti er
utarLyr of the great retence int;cctl. no you toalire that Di goon may 1,1t! reteren the whe. after Inspeeillee
•oleigo nolitionaire or re naultiOnaltneneire foe the irainute oldeetti or GAN ereallete
4 0 et, 3 .. ...... 3 ell to 3 73
they Maw/ I th; radio he fainieloal 111111 .-I. 10 THE 1(URDS E; storkrvx,..t.,,tti.e`6,1Y'3. ;3 to to e3 5*
nil tliove gate Wel !tows ttreetiqatl, i,..,: '4. oh eoton, Rh. be...crs ..... .. 2 set to .. 61)
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room ara Wolter le room on /dell. Itylivms.,,,tvomimmonsmijeyem,Roi coot., ewes rei AD.t. ......., leo to 505
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'algae it gottaure, 31.4113, ova Of it AlLvISk 20314' many ot tie eroot cento_no r‘i,tt,A t4t.iffer then the tole of eye'eleet.
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CLERGYMAN CO=RESPONDENT. toffs:ion. Tios was tee centre of
wheat or corn or oaconstructed again. Put your trust ts. 'Me farmeesi - Jewish inflamer and at that time
are net330
more busy in July and .A.tigiesti God and do Your dotli. and Your hest I
stag( them eo,..ar: they poe theme toey heard such; seems as you Wli: 37et Others Shared, INIfe's Affections -
harvest. They ; days are yet to come. You have never Dr. Goodall Also Avers That six Vii-ey would reeeh strang•Dre from all
a. ir their parts of the world. They were tot
They queettoe o.hee they oave ei2.6121;12. heat, hot have yOlit ever BiveS in 'tun Nece.- York report f A oected EX.
They aggregate O sulteient amezint : goand abode as You will yet reecupy,. plorer ono cr.1-gyrann. It, is categed.
._ 1 ntli the rext W"iirt il and all the worldly treasures veil made .11te way into the innermost pert.
eeason. When whiter oirsene, they ere -d have ase are Lathing corcrearee with of the Bronx, mid there became t•03
ready. Blow, e -e wintry baste IIengo the opulence that yoo will vet °woo'. rriandES with the !wife of Do William : 5. John -The Ihtirtast. the fore -
your icicles from the ttee braroeheel If you love and trust. the Lord, pani Anstt0 Goodall, of 583 East 158th ' runner of Clirl!.qt. with watpr--.1"crinf's
ra,,,....h all the oighways under 3110W-1 l'oolks you in the fate and then waves I street. Now the pieysielan watts a die! baptisra wee a beption unto r
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drifts! Enough for all the denizens 1 leis hand toward a heaven full of v'erees averring six besides the exo. penitence . With the noly. trrhost-
'tp:orer have geared his spouse's epee- The OutpOrtrintr.; (A' the Spirit upon
of the 'Mils. Hunger shut vu.. and ' palaces and thrones, owing, "Ali are
sin from
1 "t sits Within. God, Who feedeth 1 yourst" So that whet you fail to tItAtrsthem would erediente all s.. Goodall is musical anti aleo their hearts and fill thein with love
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nonchalant. She was 'singing the 4 and polver.
Swan Song,. from "I.o'iengria." We] -1 O. Come together -At the Meant
Worley morning when a iito-yetes. Olives. V. left At this time restore. -
clerk mitered her house tool placed t "Wilt -thou break the ROVIall yoke
he divorce papere On the keys oil froni off our necks end inimealle.tely
t10e. pieta on which she was playing erect the kimeolom of the Messiah?"
len. acomepanineent. 8. Shall receive power -They were
'Nice of you,' she stooped to ray, promised, the power ol! the Holy
and then werit on with the eorog. . tikriet in order to properly carry on
Meanwhile 'MP hose was being • elod's work.
stripped of the furniture, which Mee] 9. A clouil-Perhape it was like the
Goodall was preparing to send to the "fiery, cloudy pillar." the symixd Of
home al her mother re Canada. She. G333, that led the Israelite' through
informed het Inoirind before depart. 13 the wilderness: er Elijah's etotre
ing for thr• same destination, that elle ' chariot, or the bright eload of Mory
would fight his snit to the best of which overshadeeteed 'Dim (el the
her ability. The physician has an in-
come of $15.0033 a1 year.
' to depart, becauise they were ilot
preeored to ge until they were bap-
tized with the Spirit. Wait -"They
waited by perayer. ID,y conference to-
gether., by doing nompesery detle.e."
every living thing, has blessed the ant get in this present life you wilt get
hillin the coming, life. Go to work right
In contrast with that losectile be- away and rebuild as soon as you can,
Ilavior what do you think of that knowing that wIrat the trowels of.
earthly industry felt to rear the scep-
ters of heavenly reward will more
than make up. Persistence is the
lesson of every ant hill. Waste not a
moment In useless regrets or un-
healthy repining. Men fret themselves
down, but no man ever yet fretted
himself up. Make the obstacas in
your way your coadjutors, as all those
who have accomplished anything
worth accomplishment.
Furthermore, go to the ant and
consider that if Goa honors an in-
pect by making it our instructor in
large •amrilier of prospereue men and
women who live up to every dollar
that they make, raising their famil-
ies in luxurious habits and at death
expecting some kind friend to give
their daughters employment as music
teachers or typewriters or governMent
employes. Such parents have no right
to •children. Every neighborhood has
specimens of such iinprovidence. The
two words that most strike me in the
text are "summer" end "winter."
Some people have no summer in their
lives. From the rocking, cradle to the
5011 grave it is relentless January. important lessons we ought not to Age a venerable in man - ond
Invalid infancy followed by some abuse the lower orders of creation. would be in women if she ever be. lug what it all meant. Two men-
nectident dimness of eye- It bee_ been found .lave -scientists that can oldkngels 133 the form ;cif 113012. White 12
Mount of Transfiguraton. This was
his "royal tharlot," as Chrystiotom
cells
10. Were looking (R. V.I-Wender-
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