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Talmage Advises People to Stand Clear Of It and
Invest Their Money in Mortgages
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;Washington report-- In this dis- tried integrity on one hand it Is also
coarse Dr. Talmage arraigns the spirit a type of unbounded swindle on the
of wild speculation 'and gi'Ves some other, There are the spiders that
account of the financial ruin of other wait for Innoeent flies. There are the
days. Proverbs xxiii, 5-"R4ches cer- anacondas, with lifted loop, ready
to crush the unwary. There are finan-
cial wreckers, who stand on the
beach praying for a Caribbean whirl-
wind •to sweep .over our commercial
interests.
Let me say it is no place for a
man to go into business unless his
moral principle is thoroughly settled.
That is no place for a man to go
into business who does no* know
when he is overpaid $5 by mistake
whether he had better take it back
or not That is no place for a man
to go who has large funds in trust
and who is all the •time tempted to
speculate with them. That is no
place for a man to go who does not
quite know whether the laws of the
state forbid usury or patronise •lt.
Oh, how many men have risked them-
selves in the vortex and gone down
for the simple reason their Integrity
had not been thoroughly established.
Remember poor Ketcham. How soon
the flying hoofs of his iron greys
clattered with •him to his destruc-
tion! Remember poor Gay, at 30
years of age astonishing the world
with his fortunes and his forgeries.
Remember that famous man whose
'steamboats and whose opera houses
could not atone for his adulterous
rides through Central park in the
face of decent New York and whose
bebavoir on Wall stret by its ex-
ample has blasted tens of thousands
of young men of this generation.
I hold up the polluted memory to
warn young men whose moral prinei-
Dies are not thoroughly settled to
keen out of Wall street. It is no place
for a man who shivers under the
blast of temptation. Let me say also
to those who are doing a legitimate
business on that or similar streets
of which that Is a type to stand trm
In Christian principle. You are in a
tainly make themselves wings; they fly
away ars an eagle toward heaven,"
Money is a golden -breasted Jird with
siIver beak. It alights on the office
desk or on the parlor center table.
Mee and women stand and admire it.
They do not notice that it has wings
larger than a •raven's, larger than a
flamingo's, larger bhan an eagle's. One
wave of the hand of misfortune and it
spreads its beautiful plumage and is
gone -"a e an eagle toward heaven,"
Ow text says though sometimeI
think it goes in the 'Other direction.
What a, verification we have had of
the flying capacity of riches in Wall
Street! And Wall street is one of the
longeet streets in the world. It does
not begin at the foot of Trinity church
New York. and end at the East river,
as many people suppose. It reaches
through all our American cities and
across the sea. Encouraged by the re-
vival of trade and by the fact that
Wall street disasters ot other years
were so far back as to be forgotten,
speculators ran up the stocks from
point to polot until innocent people on
the outside supposed that the stocks
would always continue to ascend. They
gather in from all parts of the country.
Large sums of money are taken in to
Wall street and small sums of money.
The crasli comes, thank God. in time to
warn off a great many who were on
their way thither, for the sadness of the
thing is thett a great many of the
young men of our cities who save a
little money for the purpose of start-
ing themselves in business, and who
ha.ve $500 or $1,000 or $2,000 or $10,000 go
Into Wall street and lose all. .And if
there was ever a time for the pulpit to
speak out in regard to certain kinds
of nefarious enterprises now is the
time.
Stocks rose and fell, and now they great eornmereial battlefield. Be cow -
begin to rise again, and they e ill ageous. There is such a thing as a
fall again until thousands of young
men will be ruined urgleze the prints
Ing press and the pulpit give emplia.-
tie utterance. My counsel Is to tenni-
trymen, so far as they may hear of
this diseouree, if they have surplus to pxelted mob and quelled it as I have
invest. Invest it in mortgages and in agineratien for that venreehle baulier
moneyed Institutions which, though on Wall street who in It etouge
paylng eemparatively Blaall interest. on the step e of his moneeed
are sound and safe beyond dispute. / tion and guletal the fears of
and to to stand clear of the Wall etreet tors and bade peaee to the angry
vortex. where so many have bten wave ef teMillaeretal eseitement. (led
Swamped and swallowed. What a did net allow the Ilene to hurl Daniel,
compliment it Is to, the healthy con-
dition of our country that theee re -
tent disasters baye In nowise de-'
Dressed trade! I thank Clod that
Wall street's earattity to blast thee
country hen gone forever.
Aeress the Island of New York in
1411i5 a wall made 1Stene and earth
hero of the bank and a hero of the
stock exehange. You be thee hero.
have not so much admiratIon for
the Freneh empress e'ho stood in he
baleony in Paris ana adreseal an
and he will not allow the heave t_
hurt you. Lien/ember, my friend. that
all these reemee of bueinees will roan
have Peseed away. arel by the law of
thol's eternal right all the artaire of
vour btleinese life will be adjudleated:
Honesty DaYs best for both worlds.
Exeitement following exeltement on•
and cannon mounted mete Maet til all hilein ege gattgbiing prejeete astute
keep off the eavagete Alen; by that forth. There wag 2 larg84,438Y
wall a street wag laid out, anti op fortned with 43 greet eapital or Kee
the street folloued the line or the , furierale for all parte of the
Wall It wtti appropriately eallei Wail g fund. Another geentoette with love
Street. it Is harrow, it is untereigleee t5idt8ll-is.e3,!1,cz;) teeing -egg ges-
tural, end yet ite !deter!" Le unique. evens alteel rereettaal steelen.
Eiteeetinft reernillera Street. Lenten. Another voter:41,y with tx. eapital
It hi the Inightleet tercet en IK,3 c4,onay,39 to onti4;_trv t;,;;:mt.,t,_•b
planet. There the geveerintent oe the br eemaelse, aneteger at/ea-any wee
rutted Stateg wan NAIL Tittle Waehe eleetell veldt/0 to treateelant walnut
lageiou
held his ieveeth There trees frosts Virginia tes Englane. ne
einarite Wel Thee CCittittel and Mts. to cap the castes, 4.4 0,11t-ivato
Itnex oral other breilant actateto eeereotei ter ea geeli teekelemeih ri„.
tke reel:Wean disPieeed! their clitotgln- bedy to renew whet It ;gee And.
There With erepeara teed Jeteietleetra ttehavvo ehetee ee eieetee „el
Ward§ reed qcefge etelatteeeld e 1 ossts istess opeses se. s
Ltittle9 treadmA” 1111‘" 1.41411 erelleek in the tnotting and 1,...1osed at
elsi1e.1 Allexatder leattaillton for welt -
o o el/vet in the ofterradere. arse lite egret
big eonetittition ef ttse tiestetel
ttatee altuaeceee
Whee ete ThePreset
takeeet. Ittiot.,,say negaste "mere sad in tee elate menet. !un„e?
There eeltsitvais were harttesece to "s
hrkhgeseeeees with, hhe behsts Again, 1 iteve tee yenta -set Mot Wail
leeeseth seeeheehe le etshe wsye Wrest is tyee *pestle/oat the teettn-
usees thseess the ottsets teemed eerie tee- el' Zegitinsate eeeeselatien on the
to whale they wets eeseeeeee„ Thee.? one bolo. ;rata or ruinous gambling on
fertuffe•1 have come to coteriatheig ger he ether- Aieneet every hterheagt iF
burial ?awe the day when teekites I tome eseeet a elleetfiator. teclf--
iirpte.ealaterA it powdered Lair attd eilver nende rot fonlY neon me differenee he-
ehoe teeemee soggee Dugan, the gree- tween the whollesalle esiee Whicee
tior-geterai of his niejeety. elear dowtal1u getthe goals end the Wei at
to yestetelay at three 0-eteete The his- wieleh he dispovesa of them. but aise
tery of wan street is to a eertatt es- epee the liverzeratren el the emetic -is
teat the etarzetal. agelcui- ; It the markets greatl7 rise he greetlly
mitaftg. literary, artistic, metal '. grant 11 the :tea/Rees eireatty pink. eie
*lid religious hissetty of thie erre:retry. gfeatier le flle se leneet 18 ;Pees
Teette eke the best meet in this country„ in stothe as to eiese re it•on or 's1
titid there ate the worst. Hveeything hatdeeafe or dry god. lie who teen -
from eleaseeervEng inteeehee to tietee dereins all stoek eleatings as though they
iteounireitsres--everything front heaven- we initguitoue simpey 518S:191 his own
torte charity to blosliese Shylocktennleneranee. step ell legitimate srecue
want to put the plow In at the curb- talion in this eeenury and you stop ail
knee at Trinity and drive It eleeeer bant you; seep ail fee-teelee, 0,•en etcp
through to Wail street ferey. Aela se stoirehouvee. :Feu stor* an the gi'ent,
It ebell go le the horses are Etrx;Ing , aeaneiall peespegeties of thie e-eantite'-
'etteugle 10eitate the peole. A stoek dealer Is only a eorstmessires
kitst el an. Wei Street SkiktIls "' reetelnant under amen:ter name. He
et type in this countre- for telel in -
wets be
egie cemzeilselore on one etyle el
tegeity geed the most outtageens ye- -
Tra e
is one of the greatest curses?
An old magazine of those days de -
scathes the scene (Hunt's Magazine).
It says: "Prom morning until even-
ing 'change alley was full to over-
flowing with one dense, moving mass
of living beings, con -posed of the in-
congruous materials and in all things
save the mad pursuit wherefor they
were employed utterly opposite in
their principles and feelings and far
asunder in their stations in life and
the professions they follow. States-
men and clergymen deserted their high
stations to enter upon this great thea-
ter of speculation and gambling.
Churchmen and, dissenters left their
fierce disputes and forget their svrang-
lings upon church government in the
deep and hazardous game they were
playing for worldly treasures end for
riches, which, if gained, were liable to
disappear within an hour of their crea-
tion. Whigs and Tories buried their
weapons of political warfare, discard-
ed party animosities and mingled to-
gether in kind and friendly Inter-
course, each exulting as their stocks
advanced in price and grumbling when
fortune frowned pon them. Lawyers,
physicians, merchants and traveling
men forsook their employment, ne-
glected their business, disregarded
their engagements to whirl along in
the stream, to be at last engulfed in
the wild sea of bankruptcy. Females
/nixed with the crowd, forgetting tee
station and employment which nature
had fitted them to adorn, and dealt
boldy and extensively and, like those
by whom they were surrounded, rose
from poverty to wealth and front that
were thrown down to beggary and
want, and all In one short week, and
perhaps before the evening which ter-
minated the first day of their specula-
tion. Ladles of high rank, regardless
of every appearance of dignity and
blinded by the prevailing infatuation,
drove to the shops of their milliners
and haberdashers and there xnet their
latest. Farmers who leave °neer a few 1, g'56ese dolar the he makes t
e
eiseeeee dottats. wer1.,1of reehhee eo eviet as bright ateair entel honest a
t ou titmarket havele
bus 'li to 'l dollar as the Sollar earned by the day
test their character, Put put a man 1 1ab85e7-- But here We ulust deaue the
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thee the eeeen metes beatee eureaca litie betsteen legitimate speeteo.tion
Of Wall street excitement and he and gambling. lou, a stock operator,
eittget comes tout a Shadrach, with without any property behind you.
,halr flesh/gad, or he is buteed into Enancially irresponsible, seil $103 o
te black motal cinder. No half way 3 nothing and get paid for IL You sell
ework about It. If 4 Wanted to find • lee shares at $10,Cee at .10 days. If ail
Integrity bombproof, I would go 4 the end of 30 days you can get the
among the bankers and merchants of ! scrip for $9,0•00, you have made a
:Wall street, yet because there have i tbOusand. If at the end of 30 days you
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been such villainies enacted there at . have to pay $11,003, then you have lost
thousand. Now that is trafficking in
fictioto that is bettitag on chances;
different times some men have sup-
allsheed mat it is a great financial de-
thinchery, and they hardly dare go
heat the street or walk up or down
that involves the spirit of gambling
it 'unless they have buttoned up their !
as much as anything that ever goes on
east pocket elle had their lives in -A in the lowest gambling hell.
toted or religiously. heassee these -1 At certain tinges almost every pros -
*elves. Yet if yon etatt at either end , perous merchant wakes up, and he
Of the etreet and read the bushiess, says Now, I have been successful in
eigne yna will find the tames of moremy line of trade and I have a tolerable
Erten of Integrity and Christian liehev- income. 1 think1 shell go down to
exlexice that Yon eels find In The Viral! street and treble it in three
same space in any steeet of any of weeks. There's my neighbor. He has
our cities. When the Christian 0051!- his e3e0,e00 or $40,00 from the sinnele
mission and the sanitary commission
wanted money to send medicine and
bandages to the wounded, when
hreadstuffs were wanted fer famish-
ing Ireland, when colleges were to be
endowed and churches were to be
supported and missionary societies
'Were to be equipped for their work
of sending the gospel all around the
'world, the, first street to respond has
been Weet etreet, and the largest re-
epenses In all the land have cenle frten
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
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INTERNATIONAL idele8014 PleP,X111
, JUN 30, 1901.
Review...400r. le 1120.
Surainaree'-Leseort I. Tic: The
Cbrist, Place At awl near Cal-
vary, Christ was craeified on Friday,
April 7th; wee early Sunany Morn-
ing. April Oth ; eeveral women were
early at the tomb; the eton,e• was
rolled away; the women entered the
sepulchre ; Christ was not there ;
two angels appeared in the form of
met ; their faced were like lightning
and their gaemente were dazzling ;
the women were afraid; the an,gele
told them Chriet had, risen; they go
to tell the dieter/less who ca,anot be-
lieve; Peter an 1 John run to tile
tomb.
11, Topic: Jesue making Himself
known. Place : Near the sepulchre.
Mary Magdalene returned and etood
near the tomb weeping; elle looked
into the sepuichre sa.w two angels
in white ; they asked her wily she
wept ; elle replied that they had
taken away her Lord and elle did not
know where they had laid Him • turn-
ing-, she saw Jesus, but supposed Him
to be the gardener ; Ile spoke her
name ; she knew H m ; He sent ber to
tell the glieelpiee He had risen.
III. Topic: Chriet the fulii7ment of
propitee,v. Mee Emmane ani Jeru-
ealem. Two disciples jeurney to Em -
mane, a elliage seven a.nci one-half
mike northwest of Jerusalem. Tbey
talk together nal are ead ; Jesus
drawe near ; they do not know Him ;
qu.eistionsa them ; they relate what
hsd res..ently oet urre 1; Jesus explains
the .Scriptures; they arrive at Ena-
nettle ; Jesus is urged to abide with
them: makee H well' known; vanishes
t jeuprtneoaera.
fitheir eight; they return to
IV. Topic: Jesus convincing the
epoetlee of his resurreetion. Place:
.Terusalem. It is the evening of the
resurreetion Sunday; the disciples
Ideee Vele/4'11 14
°Me :New Covent- lie a eere plea team.
The Cheerful Cotteiet -Ws; a meatier cue.
.. oeltbreliere, 'a horn °ley r3 :mole Me
unpile:KS end throegio tehent ettseneleo
smite* vane dtley negoliatel. In tho
otatest of the teteiteltient all thethose
°Rent Of ratty and Mtgirm anti eirenage
ettahees and ehereeter were ettaliowee
Illo."'
te, men of Woill ell' end ee rell
lettreette 518181518181noi te-,Q•U frem nefeleig.t.194
910t:9.4.9prZ90,5„ eoln Vent ;neat eteetatill
1.4 tharietlan men who aee Itudeeidtle•
Mg theile Inteenity, restwitinet
ten
eig
• all the pteentne Of templattlitee in
the nasehirog. when es,en elven legeeee.
, in tRe beckesee eeliee ce is MP
iitng Etouse. es% 410.1".. liteettve, .;,:stoll
seeteen yea elate it same:I/tax e a istee-
-
11e1es.35 neesta It_ et b1181el tees:este
teat men cannot ettgege in aeleaget
irsayee is °to le-seine:es Tose eel, !I rzisla
utter/eel in tree Reateng til,t, tr....:e
Ms nee tee 00,w33--ern.,..,E1F, ..1'.:'1.9.-
17if1S111 that theee worees eettee ese ut.••••••fetl
1 in the testeette eye alt tee youres Mon
1 tiestughent the Lend. lite vei•l: :
I "Thonget Provide:I-ea Tr;!, granU-,-71 ;
• torovarieti end unieessall su3:sees in the
ipursuit. of fortune in other ilanes I
am Wan On heart the eutniele eese who
left Yonder unpretending dweiling.
. There Is tee e. youth ¶11i the
1, peund cif my volote weesse ea08T11708T117srsor--
, tunities and advatinotes ere set very
„ 118810 greater throt Were 'LIM; 51, 553
' 11 -Ave 03at,t,,s. tkelD5.-vp.5. noe.1,Rrot '.'1.,4•Jt! is
: iiinZOB'SIWP.' to the mess leaved> boy
!amel
ong You." eore,e Pe:lb:elves toe -
I seas in heat/less was net mere remark-
• abte than hie integrity arid his great
hearted benevollenee. I reease feeen you
Goe'srroteeting arei peespering bless-
ing. I hope you may all neetee for-
tunes for time and fortunes fee etere,
rely..
fseret day 'when eve iteree sett of
eaut piaee of business and les So to
the clearing heuse or the 3 el zs ef
e051515011 of the hunk ("s• 7.('-.7.7' own
kaOalle-ES 7i'd9Z2 teeree out of eese piece
of business just leek up at the cloek
in the tower and tee by tile move -
mesa of the hanes hew eesse Ale is
aleidlY going away and be v./eel:ode/I
M the fac-t that before Gee's throne
of Inexorable judgment von reust ye
give account for what you have dome
sAnee the day you erld ethe fiest Yard
of cloth or the fi.rst Dolma of sugar.
I pray for you ell preeperfeh. Stand
, elose to Christ. and Christ Teri stand
')ellose by you. The greater tee temp-
tation the more megnificeet the • re -
But, ale_s, fee- the stee'k game
bler---weat will he do Oe tee lade,-
meta ? That day will setee every-
thing. That to the steee gambler
Will be a "break" at the "fest call."
No smuggling Into heaver:. No ecol-
'laterals" on wheel to trade eaue eraY
.. Go in through Christ the Tend or
yore will forever stay out. Gee for-
bil that after you have done year last
• day's work on earth arid tles lraseel
assembly stands around well bowel
head at your obseemies-Cel forbid
that the taost apprepriaze text for
your funeral oration shoula lee "As a
eartridge sitteth on eggs seal hatcheth
thtm not, so he that gettete riches..
and not by right, shall. leave thero in
the :Midst -of bis days, and at the end
be shall be a. fool."
Wougan.'s Pitches.
•
shown by the pitch of her Tam"
. '
"More eepeelally when the pitch is
not.. used .. _
"A Woman's •clieposition can
other's chat-
..
fact that he went into Wall street. I
think I shall go, too." Here they come,
retired merchant, who want 10 get a
little excitement in their lethargic
veins. Here they come, men eele-
brated for prudence, to trifle with the
livelihoods of widows and orphans.
Do you wonder that sometime: they
become insane? It is insanity. Do
you know there are hundreds of young
men who are perishing under the pas-
sion for etock gambling'? Do 'you
:Wan etreet
• Hut yeidle that street Is PI* Of knoW that In all Christian lands
'The resurrection was a. crownIng
vietory te Jesus Himself. It set a
seal to the truth ur all Hie teftelh-
Inge, both of Himself and to otirere,
as well as all His works. The resur-
rection morn was a time of glad-
inieeeieverts.othe disciples of Jesus, and
lit Is the tree comfort of all be-
,
IL During the tense Jesus was In
the tenth the &accepters must have
been greatly discouraged. Jesus had
told them oe His death' and resurrec-
tioe, but they did not eompreleend
His words. Notting could dispel the
gloom like actually Beeline His face
and knots/ding that He was alive. His
first appearance to, Mary Magdalene
filled her wage great Jay.
III, Christ's love was manifested
in His careful instruction to His dis-
ciples on, leaving them. He gave
them new ability and spiritual in-
sight into the Seriptexes. He dis-
covered to them the golden. thread
rum:411g through the elite& Script u r es,
which revealed Christ as the ex-
pected Saviour of men from the be-
ginning. Here they were enobled to,
grasp the sense of his former teat/th-
ing and connect it with the writ-
ten, Scriptures.
IV. Christ appeared to Hie [he-
avies when they were assembled un
the evening of the resurreelioo day,
and theta one week later. He quietai
their fears and bank:died all their
doubts. They saw His feet and
hands, and were permitted to put
their hands upon Him. Even the one
with the greatest unbelief was sat-
isfied that the resurreetien was a
fact.
V. "Christ loved His toiling diseiplee
and, by His superhuman power,
brought them temporal toupees end
thus was revealed to them as tbey
brought in the great draught of
fishes. Through their natural eense
He drew them lea to know Him as
risen. By this meitns Ile taught them
of spiritual labor in reaching neen's
souls and bringing them to Christ
VI The great te.mmission. jesue
always keeps Ills proud- es He toll!
the disciples Hs woad.' meet them ha
a certain place in Gaille.33 eel a certain
time, anti ID was there. lie has prge
misad to 721M, with Ilbo people when
they at:seeable in Hie name. Jesus
should he worshipped. We arP not in
a ea/edition to rPPAVP ILvommiseiten
from ChriA. or to 13 114 oth /re, until
we are true worshipper:a ourselves
e II. -Tin- ;114...51sv401 ;pit Jesus kill
not throwover apostles the sad -
seas wheel they experienetel at His
i.rneifIxIon.1l ase,nde.I ri living Kay -
lour, leasing. th,.ni ussure41 that they
ver-' lia4 141 rm. WitiPant eare.
lett should he aesiststi by the 11 dy
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end before their oyes were ttzreiel
from estrigtg upward teward leaven
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prievtitootol. The leefel el hate eel
treie? 83,3t proel.eee. het 01/r/st"s3
00 :01 ',:to pro Ot•to. ere rower
an Vetoes s. 411t 1 ee30 the setel 3f:s-
e-It-nee:, erten toe 10 f ofeleeee:
eel peWer Ole. Pee -a f u ales
*ret ce. aro, l'tor?
-110530 neot te,2 r 11Yi•
teest• riO-
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teeetteet 1e1ni Nee. 30 • 54013 st, esee0eefl5.2
note:UM -. 3.3o 3•33.3., pe, ere 3en the elave--:. •,5'c'e'lle' teeut.'d i's-; '•ig '44' t's k'kr,•-ta t.2) isse
tel3.e tin te te* eet the net eta the • telfeeetl, I:4.7-0 Molkil ..- Mq tt94+'j ito,1 lintiQ
rilgillt side 433!! te.: seep. a le I011t-4 0 el...-.c.r,,,-,'•1 V, .i`24o:ere,' iaa5443"-14L-1" lneza
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6ee:1101e43; St ere t1. hs tivelJ of He- : -e-,IL 4197/.T:54 ,...verz t,,. a.. Jen, lis
powers; comtas,iteire 11 00 tk,:i go_ tv.., 1.59 5-91 3 4 Intftn t:;93479,,t r Vale i -e i
'Leath r.331 tatleens =RI rl-,..* 1.94-40.7.2e; .13-933.g34t .tellzt= ,i,• rotra,s. lozit• u;,, 1!
promises to lee with thoeu relweits. 33o 34 The 1_33.,r4 leel 332 55 Ieee.
Vitt Topie: Christ-epeeting evotete. eies'et where In, T.7. -0,1,v13-' 1511!e Areil tease
Place: Meseta .3Ceivet. Jesus open!11 l diestee shows se 'en Iff s neoey. ere's.
ttlet anolptstroo-A:or',...; shoeve froze the • seeeel 1 3-ge•aultetee Jeollse 43510 slirr•enLrt-
SietiV,Intes tinet Chti...;st Watt heeesee sae- I. 0 e : '::`./. LILA. .24,:' $...o.r•NS.:S ..241',:en 01.1...:.
terCtig end here, rieeng lesee the deal: j Fle ire In thee teil e=1.1 3.3 Ille ;W 'p'...c 00--
( 111 the gfesst snivatZon 10243 31 4 -11 -g' '1 -t. 01'g7r..,:rt194':9 :5191 he334 teem.
38 pees/totes for „at eeek,ee; lease etiee!! lie Peeereteilly weteeee t$:P `‘t'l'Orr'49,..
disciples (vat tet 1:4,1Inney .4 -Z,Les 4..:14,:. 4','ef:11‘-',. sq"..11707-31-..z tr.,:t resterlei e.,-- e 1134!
VIM to reetote• the efingeleMte 35r34oe. •CCe1„; f',1111 e`e-0') 2-4'.''''''iv:na 11"-cr-3 'i'.`:171.'..1
He promises the- !holy feterelts to them; 1 -1.11" fl.tt.'t ""b." ''',/`"''3: r,',.,',',Ii'''' .M
they tote to tozt.F to: 3 - r=le:%:rivn : i-: id 1 .!-V1'.-:7'P new- '11';-`1' t -"r-'-' 114 c''''n"r14:. r1.4'"."
they bared Ile is ri;IrtE el Iron tl..t•44.J - 1 '''''''' 01)7.-.'ZP 5:4' '7'-'. ". 444' .7'17'11 ""111!'
' t:Ii 30110 . tn. Il.„' ... n141350 ree; ., s
rhe Will seers- again.
a perfect liquid dentifrIce for the
seth and Mit
New She SOZODONT LIQUID, 250 ,
SOZODONITOOTO POWDER, 25c
Large LIQUID and POWDER, 75e
At all Stores, or by Mail for the price.
HALL & RUOKEL, MONTREAL.
vat tn leseseen. a re ve eteetie en s nte
e -
f the enteze st. S.1%7 days froze t13:11 -Y 13"4"'
o
testes Pelee: efereiseitem_ ett the !cost p411 40411- p044451111 13'3 17:"41! S“:2"t4..'""
tree leassovee. the feseep*.ee asset:2-1i 1`",",.'11 „1"1: 01 14015:1' 3514 1211141
bled in QT.:IL" 'tt Peer.) te 3 ee
el 3: redeseeely r. eeell erete re -eves,. -.13..,--4..ge,•
The Markets
iseadeug Weeet etereeta.
Following aro the cloeing quota, -
thine at important wheat eentres to-
day:
Cada. Sept.
Cleeago ......... ....„ . $0 68 8-4
NONI7 York ............ 0741-4
Toledo ...............071 070 3-4
Petroit, red, No. 2 0721-e 0 721-4
Detroit, white,No.1 073
jethrtli, No. 1 nor. 0 69 3-8 0 681-4
enuth, No, 1 hard 072 3-8 —
Minneapolie, No. 1
northern ......... 69 5-8.
Toronte Farmers* Market.
Wheat -Steltde• and unchanged; 200
bushels of white and 200 bushels of
red sold at 70 1-2e and 300 bushels
of goose at 64e,
Oats-Mareet easier; 600 bushels
le lower at 300 to 37 1-2e.
Hay and Straw-Prieee um/hanged:
20 loads of hay sold at $11 to $13
per ton, and 2 loads of straw ta
to 89 per tau.
Vegetables -The chief demand was
for potatoes and priees were steady'
to firmer. Two Wade sold at 60e per
bag, and fer small lots farmers aieked
70e to, 75e. Other vegetabies werte
dull and unehanged.
Dreesed otes and Provisions.
I/reel/wet Hogs -Quiet and unchang--
Pt1 at $0.23 'too per cwt.
Smoked meats-113ms 13 to 1.33ec ;
rotate llee to 12e. hack., We to 150,
nue shout Iere, 10% to Ile.
I.erel-Paile, .11 1 -le ; tubs, lle
10eee.
Toronto 1.1150 Stock Markets.
Export elate, choice, per cwt. 4'5 el to ; 5 Se
deonediam v1 7; to ee
Extent ewe u to 60
ilutchere'cattle tweed., 1 50 to 4 713
&nacre cattle. eheteee 1 3/3 to 50
lettetere'eattle feet— . en to 4 eget
418 4.1{0,44 3 el, to 3 CO
5030,3 50
!tense:non, heavy. per ewt.. ee to a11.
igehe expert, lights per ewe.- 50 to
erode's% ellen/keep N; to 4 73
ete 80,11401104 t1,1 5013
do light , „ ei to 3 Cl
esto•sketee Wu, tiet: itee , 3 se te
off:coloroeudheatare 313') to 300
elech cow. 4". tie to :le 90
SIstrO. Me) 1380 I;Wt. .......8.443r,
eta g to 310
age ate,. • . eg to 1300
Lettere sprieg. tech ... tek to 4 ,00
t Mita per head. : . „.„.... 1 00 to Oa
Huge thence. err eert ••-... 7 lesto ev
Mere *etre fee . Gelseto 0 446
11 tivio, Win. per cm' s. ea 6 &tete 054
Leg*, at. eel. •CVPis. .• ••••,.... 33 sell' so 00515
,* to 1150
.„... _ 00 to 01»
Fruit Market.
I teetered° 11 511033 are le ..ti,taing
emit, rks?'IC4trvIl 5.30 145 fr,l'.17, and
..,•15ass0turtt in scare le oiler are mov-
ing firet eleteggeet ef teens
125 0104•508e, tr45:4 teetlaY.
Theo were, We ega free, arid
t‘&:',•0 r•;.;1;10,*. at esi 1,:askt.1.
l'otonto littles and Wool.
5 335 10114.gruc2A. 13., ; enred,
is/ ; leer, CealiTaletee lee 1, tle, :Viz3.
41 i31345430, 4041 33'44 geese 6 to tele.
1,.i.-Ac4ItslidY.us., !LTA,. frallOtre
mn.ttve.1, Wee..33. ileeee,113
'Se I le ; enteevelaisi, ole• -3e,
11443 isitircet"s Ou rade.
'reale et Motet:Peat tees leten 313:See15
l'et. pest, vesek. "eters is ta it.arger
G roes t oiceilee tree see thee.s cad
le 1, es, as...en te. 31.e feetitey eireetelle
ts3.; ity ttee,,•iiP o'•3 PreAittitiS
- 11L!1 1:tts: 80914)431 zdtk,,,st se,nte.
5119 !It cateetteeeess. Teem, is
45 51915 le!:4438i 114) 9114)1oael rate*
ere et,eeee .
'33445. 4115 Te.eeent fe.ga Net teeea spe•ele
14103 ;;v:-.511to tete siestee. 'Taste has beeta
11 °age teetecall roe eeetenef emeetees 0:
seeesereatee ,,:ty get ie.. and in ha.ede
ware tiut., feeseesonent Les tr-eu rs.tirly
!Urge.
Teere hae beete fearked letiptoiree
meet le le:eke-se. tat Winnipeg einet
tee, opening 3.31 the present month.
Tel:9 e.-3 largely owing to t3.0 iitepeovee
ta,',11!/1 erOKO e-05..4qt&A.19.
Treele eoest Sae been med.9
eeetety tn.-live in a lines
' t'yat Co- teteaterfed troubie En the,
...uniense eastry F:titE9 aetei tt* &Me
c--‘tPnt .a,,?z drawiesek in trade,. The
.1,•=4.6.1-freo:a tao ..t.'aterier for sepias*
, fait?.
been fair
1)01 vve,•,-,1. matztzlnturets have
vyl,F Cor...itl'P end labor
Is s ',tee •Thee
.
oe•-lers iftten travellers ts sa.ttelate,
teery. tote ter et-I:feat tereteireteerite
nue SP$7 OtAtItntil. COILIF-:•Pnr-inS ate
te, • Cr.:.-Arliy gokee. Tee repetts from vart.
tleta, ; teesy W. re treleal the 11, tnr" 14' 1:1" r24 -13
4319p.151:',4 e: 1.:;.' 111/.4.373in.l6n. reptc-
5.4.Talikr.:4 13y tr.:lee-Here on' illemeilten
sc,s. terl„ot, : ,i).:1,,,c,, vc,,..s.1,,,. v.,,.1:;,,r l, tent tweetga the Estiefele• ealle13:3.
------- i',OUSee. 1353' velty .satisfaetuey. Ti
tongues: k to_z;ut:01..1‘1'.:? ':;:,eard t': -:.i :015 rtNil,r-n 10 n Iltrge im7,3JItervetaent .14.4
NkHOLESALE LYNCHING.
'
*AAA as1.471 yetis" ea gesteet : weee ege-- ,.•
5295.09 Toe tees 9551951g ec-eson.
foended and 045e0ee.31-33 bre-erase ea, re _. Tele sales 41.1 52140011.9 iOr it'f,,p eurrent,
man beard 111018 spr-to_k 110 00-401(1.5- rarthr VIllage 009Iiterate4 and Its SPOSI(1911-57 tesuiremente at Ottawa.
ful work elf 'Hoe :n 1:E5 ewe lenge-Inge inhabitants Slagle. enve been very fair. A goo3 sorting
IX. 'Teeple : The (1.0reency 3'
Viteare eateP t•.e.Is • Tee liceiresblet , - -
trade le b•••••ing drline la setae linee. ire-
Ciar2E:t's preestheed. Tee eltsate tab- , - - - s e tesers :Lava= ereetponeell pf3rehrteel in
eereacee woe a throe ,y peso pubitsiies a reseesege Irene et. Peters- ssos hcsh...peht shuels Tolyygrkr..1 to,
things tcl or me. i I at! a.teo....mt of a !car-
tp .lorg g_s ng Sitinc reetletl'efriS. Fall business Is
ful a.et of Deem, seeteiese Mood aral the leadleations are tilat
X. Topic: Saues es:Leers:tn. Place:
Jerusalem. Paul is le teee temple Tee. Tartar,inizalltante he the eel- trade la that respeet will be very
the !age oft IrreeLde on the Ilaver Yeleit-
with these wile are obsereiteg
forms el the Nazarete veer. Lee en-
VOilee charge him with peileting the
temple:: they e.rtec him cet z he Es
33ad for a long time madathene AIewge.t Quebec hue/nese continelees
elves a nuisenee to the people of tire 15,h„.t.h...,;y.
neigreirorine• district. elere. Travellere are vending Ira f
atelere foe fall dolivety. onal it .,
generally- expeetete that ta-4, volt***
will be as good as 15 past
ili-Seued by t:Le lee rear. gunrd .s per- The latter finals' lost their egt-
witted to spsak 105 0,1rEsf.12. : speaks 1 tienne, ;ail, arming therneelees with
el' hie llfe befere big eonverssin : Low r huge sets/tee, axes farm Emplements,
1 the Devi appeared to Sim tear rem_ and sleadar weapons, peceeeeded to
aseus, at reeert: how Anarees 01350,1'l avenge tbenise3ves ou the Tartars
1
to Lim, ard Inetrecteili arel baptized i ot- irbf-is,...
, They lynehed the Whoie popelaedm
/ XI. IV pc.: The georified Savioer. i C...i. johntIthelieho men. 'IX 0914,17., and tIii-
I Mee: The 10013 .1 Patzoos. :e xilren 4•11/-4•T's, and Carew VAC. 1X/dike into
3, Apostle is banished ti Patmee for
XII To -c • The ilr y state cf
ti his testinahry fer st.
! the eighteces. Place: Ritmo-S. John
; saw a flew heaven. a new earth,
y and the new- Jerusetlera eeteilreg «lawn
3 frees teed tent of heaven'. Ail tears.
pain at:a dz-afit are passocl
PRACTICAL f..4.7R.VEY.
Lt.FSNI I. Tae empty .grave was
the bennefary line between the old
dispeesatiost and the new. "The seb-
littlest expectatheae of the 0143 Teta-
merit were las ev fulfilled in the re-
surrection of eesue. Iti ehe world He
ta.tele tealleeserer of alp pad death.
the 'Yenisei. Afterwaede they denial -
felled the entize village, and leant
all the wreekage. The pinee 'Wats, in
feet, wiped, off the faee oE the earth.
Tile Pm:eel:en aestrlt les were
Pabseqnpirtlz- eble to arrest over
100 peasants who had taken part In
the terrible aet of Nflatzearice.
,f THEO•ttle AND IsRACTItE.
i' It is reDorted that the Rev. Dr.
• Charles tz;11,...lIr.ao, oir Topeka, Featisaile
. ho wrote a book advising employer*
i
to. ttettt their servants as ecnrals,
is having Serious domestic troublee.
His wife last weak, refused to al-
low- the servant girl to dine with
the family. The •glri e3rce51lptly gave
up her plane, and before leaving site
rerainiled Mrs. elieldon that her hue -
bane had recently solved' the servant
girl pro.blent by declaring that do-
t, raesties should have equal prielteg*es
l with the family. Mrs.. Sheldon toll the
I girl that she was not responsible for
i her husband's opinions : he could write
'books, but she intended to rale the
.. hOnSeheld. The pastor's ;Meilen:3s is
Asand to have eaused great amuse.
PIMA. . , . .
U. S. -Congress Swakor Henderson
Is in London and wi?.1 attend the
Fourth of :foie- tlinner.
The transport 01.115 has arrived at
San Fratelseo frem Manila with 29
eere and 7330 men of e.ge 33. 15,
A2nd Infantry,