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London, ,inn., 11114:1.-1femory is when Lite cake walk k nn estnblishrd
aft to prove a fickle, treacherous,I;wre cal the Ifni" 1(oudn'0 e11(er-
tuluments? and we are told that
it lo looming on the soeln1 horizon.
There are some sweet little ,hoes
made of lace °ter ,shite wall(, 01'
over 11 color to ma 1011 the dress,
with just a paste "Wale,' to finish
the toe; others :are he+ferkcd with
artificial flowers, to accord with
tem costume. bat though pretty 11
IN a tiresome,'tncon'enteut fashion,
fr end 1n thin busy, rustling age of
ours, but if for 01100 It Is to be trn•,t-
o!, I think that any last letter le y ou
contained little or nothing of it sar-
torial nature, so -"place aux Ueuneal"
Ono stare fuel Ina been gradually
borne in on my iniud, slimly, in,:hl-
leerily. and that Is that, whatever las they cate.h ou eceryllling. The
1'ashlun papers, tailors, dree+!111![10,'0 pr,'ttlral yet are those in golf or
and artists, nay contrariwise, the :Alter tissue, on the slender May
mucic boomed short skirt le not really fair or ((reek slap,.
Lace Overdresecs.
and truly with no, and my firm bellci
Is, it will not bo for ever so long t
11 Is a fact that coquetry, vanity -
11 you like to be cruelly truthful -tare
du4llualt notes in the feminine ,ba r -
There IK a greatfurore at present
for the lace or net "fom'reau" m•
overdress, a loose, ethereal affair,
very useful to slip on over a some-
what fatigued evening esisWlne, ,is
outer, and it 10 eoneed0d by all ar- it gives It an entirely new note nail
tl.stic souls -of 00111.011 not by dress LH eery becoming; to a slender figure
reformers -that Its one looks so [specially. The lua•k is 11111,11 bIOMId
graceful, elegant, mod svelte, .n
A Short Skirt
trails and liu,gnislcs
io out it Is narrow between the
shoulders, and mucid wider down be -
as went 1011011
low where it floato iuk'pentlently
sad swishes ns the ,v ar"r walks nod 1,11d gracefully 011er the n+le ,dress,
moves. Tile desire to please in strong- the deroRet,ge Is edged with small
11),,1111(14 nutas
1 1 1 r •.your ami it (lowers, or co:llues of velvet or satin
has to go to tutu wall to obtain the g
sere '? iso -ll n1„,kly lycatuer, is bloat butterfly boIn front. In Murk
with' the elf vet Is yore civic and
00in 14(11111011 practical ,'0411111044 artrsc 001111' soft ,lairs, or else a wide
old or [111',1 ribbon is brought
from under the arm: and (led in 11
object, who can find the heart to be
rho 111 Illy over t jaded I•la' k or unite
heavy %'inter materinis--aur slender
silhouette(' bold 11,010 own. thanks to
a few extra laches of skirt -length
awl -straight -fronted Purls rur'acts'
(Lieu ealeadu, the litter i1 nu dm-
porkult laotor indeed!) One, 08.414" of
t1I (•[Q tg skirl's tennd0410 bold on life
is tae nature ud style 0'1 fesiliun-
ablo trk r»1ugs and arrWsgements,
wbit i4 is complex and ornate. There is
u great feeing for loading even •t
alluvia useful material with rich
trlmu,fngs ; the llventoro of the lat-
ter most have versatile la11111s, for
every day brings out sunletitittg
novel, original, rind Ho tempting that
0110 feels allured to have a 441'1' frock
to put it on !
.1 fashionable alylo is
The Tonto Nkirt,
Which must of cuur04 by bor,icred
with pnssrtnrntel•le, or gul(114. 1u -
stead of nue shaped 4(00ttce, our
010108nt° swat have at least two or
three, and each must be embroider -
(01 la chenille, incrusted with lace,
or hemmed with fur, or something.
11, by chance, she chooses an lin-
floune(al skirt, thou its seams
must be lrantcked with' lot,'ly torn
stlt'hery, hairpin :York, or feath-
ering, done in ;.oft, thick embroi-
dery silk. EV011 then the seams opal
tit the beat to showa pleating pok-
ing its head (mt In a 1r0n-rruu
fastest. 11'e sill( favor the flower-
ahap.+l skirt, a sort of graceful
h'ai11' 11 design, olatnl;t fitted round
Aire hips and thence spreading out
gracefully to rest In a blllow•.v
1111108 est tial 'ground. I set many
gowns chenille
netted fringe, (a
whichwith
l
looks deep
0mt'-
if ,'Lie, but strikes one as more
suitable for a f4cepttou eoslnuu'
than t4 street dress, 1 met a very
smart and original ak4ting frock
at Prince's, built in soft, dark
brown sotto cloth, the short bell
skirt, edged with brown aur, two
bands, at intervals. rite dainty tit-
tle Russian blouse was of browlt
plush, and it teas turned book with
wide revere of 0e1•bie satin cloth,
With stropping W white, lard 0u
in battlements, the deep wide cuffs
earning out the solus idea. Tile
new, :nil W0111(1 s,dt One of 1lie pretty
young Hamilton matrons. 1 saw a
lovely 'Murrell II," for example, In
ivory .\leucon net 00er pial( WWII,
hl a delicate Frngon rd tint, whleh
wax quite lovely, with a long traail
of tit- Queen of Flowers panned art
011e etas of the deep, 0111)11, neek,
and floating down over the front of
tit!) skirt. 'then a black Imre over -
gown had the short little l.odiCe
forme(, of two huge let
butterflies, nt book and front,
resting transparently nn folds
of cream m,nowwilne de sole.
ivory satin eaupua(af the gown
underneath. The only substantial (7)
touch to these ()ter -gowns IS the
frothy mass of pleated chiffon or net
(rata which sets eat ihrlr hem all
round.
To leave the flowery mearls of
dress for n (brief interval, I am gong
to tell My net.fall reader. of some
['harming Little Song's
in their luuthrr tongue, for it is
rather ;1 treat to ('1)lue ae'I•u:•ts du"I1
fu these days, when et cry other
language bat English goes towards
the emrslructlon of a concert pro-
gramme. ' Cont'a(111," Iteglnall
SulGran 11.1104111 & Co.), It charming
pair of son.glets, as different from
emelt other as light and allude : "Thr
,!Ards Ito North," by ,,Tilley (John
('(lurch ('oil, ' Nit:Iko ale. In the Wool,"
and "You and 1." You May have come
arenas then ; if 80, forgive ant for-
got ! Then If you fuse not read "14[y
14111)' leggy Doerr to Town" nod "The
('alt of I'luffonn," nay ndv1Ce is-.lu! parted -P'aul'a stay In Athens tend
'Mt: Oyster Scare olorl, awl he (41(01' rtlurned to tae
Over here 81111 (0111.4 nu. Icau't think ray. Intellectual Iireece had scorn-
w'aat 1100 got (((to I.11 0,1• b!val(-,,e, hilly rejected the gospel m8Hsage
(00 11is 1,01 III (fit part el Ito. United 1,nd 11l'llec100.11 1111 n1101111, 4141411.1
Kingdom alone that they are pro- store fruitful fields lune to COl
uouu0ed unsafe. Song It will not be
the courage of "the matt who at•'
the first paster" that le extolled, hull
that of the man who to -day dares
to ladle an p ng1u11 native, the tinned
species being long shoe beyond the
pale. Soma (cry sail (1x80811!043 Como
under nq nnmrd,ale notice of typhold
traced to rating oysler8, but ate all
ooloring wits exceedingly success- oyster bods I(•e now under sanitary
tale especially UM 1110 (,011141(1111 sup,'rvision ll is to be hoped that our
Mrs. Emmons, saved from
an operation fur Ovaritis, tells
how she was cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
"I am so plcaresl with the results i
obtained rem Lydia 1S. 1111 1C1111111'8
Vegetable Conpound that 1 feel it
a duty and a privilege W write you
about it.
" I suffered for over Live yearn with
ovarian troubles, cathing an un-
pleasant discharge, a great weakness,
and at times u faintno,,v would come
over the which no amount of mediciae,
deet, or exercise seemed to correct,
lour Vegetable (harpoond found the
weak spot, however• within a few
weeks -rand saved we front an
Operation -all my trembles had dis-
appeared, and I foetid myself once
more healthy and well. W",rds fail to
describe the real, true go:,h•fnl feeling
that is in my heart, and 1 want to tell
every licit and suffering sister. Don't
daily with medicines you (+now noth-
ing abut, bat tale Lydia 1:. Pink-
hant's Vegetable Compound, and
take my word for it, you will be a
different tvo(nan inn short time."—
Mos. LAt'tti 1011MONS, \SnikercMe, Ont.
—$5000 forfeit If 6,15/1111 of Oche, (cite, prcuing
gemaneneat canal be produced.
Don't hesitate -',o write to Mrs.
Pinkliant 11' there is anything
about your case which you do
not understand. She rill treat
yowl with kludges and her ad-
vice Is free. No wonluu ever re-
gretted writing her and she has
helped thousands. Address is
T,vnn. 'Mass.
and `Ai n, (rout Berra, Their arrival
e1eene.le, '1 Paid. 118 now learned
that tits rlu l CM, be hull formed
erre .t'uunhn(; (41x1 ill 11e {'4111.1,08
1,1 ala, to aril, hi+ (trot le1t:'!' 10
for 'I Iasi., Ionian awl nu011 4(1,41
a 40101,1 1. tier to guard 01(1(41
Lies( supposing Iluit l'lti'I"t's see-
, 1 . (''ening Ica1 near al hn(O. III
hl; tient , rtf ie hr write: of hie
"diatn'.-. ;1 11.1 at(li,tion" while In
co, -11,1 it.
IC- ,'•till ((11114 tel Aho ls'nllles bra.
a- 111.
(1. opt 04. 1 Ihrnw'ites--Thr word
implies crry' sl 'ong oppnvl110n, 4111
Of a fore, drmwu op In battle array.
Itwas ria ol'41ll feel uppuei1l0n.-
I'nn1. Rip. Thr more. 11in, usually
(folent npIosilion of the de41.8 W116
no dealt( stirred up bt 1Ile Intense
earnestness of Paul Ili his work, af-
ter the arrl,a1 of Kilt.; 1141.! 11810-
(11y,
lm(w(1 , when hr Dns "pres4(al and eetn-
'.1'ailr1l by the ,real." ---Schaff. Illas-
plien.ed-61(10141. 111,1,' nail fn 1601,',' of
,1,=14.1 1'hri.t awl Ws gospel, charg-
ing them with practices and ,loc-
lriacs that they salaside, or de -
, 'maimed t-.l'0lonbet. Shook lOs ral-
ntent- hellca ting by this that ❑o
further 111008 'tisle.1 between them;
that their rebellion arparated them,
reu•Icdrr it 401111; for Paul 111 make
any farther effort in leadlllg them
to 19nist : that he wonhl allow' noth-
ing that prrtahlrd to then) to cling
to him.
7. \ certain nan's (Ions,-,'se1 for
trading and worship. her him own
lodging be still refill mile,, arid! Atta-
lla lural l'rise'illn.-('1110. lllb. Wor-
shlppa1 ((eI .1 P"''°'lyte, not a few
by birth. No doubt 11:•inr,v4114(1 hrls-
1b1.8, Nothing- more to known or .1es-
1a4..10not the 141nttgegnl'-3, stand-
ing; protest to the outwticf of 'tire
,Ira's. It would draw In loony who
would b" cnuliIItr t0 1141' synagogue.
'Pie owner was 14 (lentil,. and would
(tin the attelchiner of I.he 11:'tellies.
8. ('rbpus-itis fir81 roliVert Ara 14
1110 ruin' of ihr' 0yllageg11' lie 11141
left. 1110 OCrlled coarse road, the
COMMA of 01hera equally dea•idet.-
Iltustrator. Chief rider -.1 maul of
leaning and high c'h,,r-ter ills
cony:wal a% took 1111)) nut of office in
the Jewish, Church. .(11 his how: -
The first recorded 111011tw'e of the
(ainversion nt an entire Jewish
family. litany. rte. -The power of the'
gospel wale able to reneh the idola-
trous and IIlenlious Corinthians.
ll. Then soak,' the 1.0141-11 is 111,7e-
ly (hot Paul 11118 411 11114) 11111' nmrh
,111ressed by the violent upposi-
(1on of the ,Jews, and probably Ids
life wa,a in dila^e• 1 111111 140 might
1,111.4' Peen el1ertihlimr ,'prions
thoughts of eensing to preach or of
[00,vfng Corinth. 'ro prevent this 1,11,1
eomrort bunt (1m1 4441'. ni(alsel111 ghe
1111 111 1111.0 '1141411. --Clarke. Be mot
ah'nld-1vole tion Irot,' Ills own 'am-
ple, phyalea1 weakness, nal the !dote-
.' nem or the people to believe, heeldee,
• the danger of sudden p1rseention or
death, made Pan' questl'11 the w•Is-
' 110111 of iurtler effort in Corinth,
11)101 In other places hr 111111 fill -
•,drawn when opp01ltlon cline.
,I 1(1. Milt 1.11r. -'r(1 sustain thee In
, tried, to give ullertinve in the Spirit,
1 4 to give point (lull (atgr to (1,7' word0,
to protest then from hostile ene-
I i I t1 1 t>r l
only 1hal people ora found wool log
in ps>lllrurs'1, us alfa Ill11e story
will pru(o • a certain editor, English
tldvtime, reel 11ell a contite:Lion for
ills laspeethua from a, leilY who
wade lhnt it it weir 1101 dr,anod
suitable for 11b1 pernsPeaI 5h"w0111!
l . glo i to forward articles Oi a
different nature, AN she luul ''811.1,)1
irons in 1110 fire." "Jladaule." lie re.
plied. "hating perused your contra
button 1 nd110.4 yon to pat it with
your oiler ions," Poor Lula
In Paris, as you know', they 1104
very greet or. christening
Ned on these festal (53emsious tar
Intolt lien Id 10 offer ,',tell gucat 1
souvenir in the 0[1411,, of at lovely
box of bon -bons with Miss or lhl•aer
TROUBLES OF
AN EX -REEVE
Were Easily Disposed et by
Dodd', Kidney Pilis
W. U. Cragg, of Dresden, had In11a.m-
nudol•y ltheumotl+m, and was
Cared Stick ntr(1 Chau.
Aretuteu, (int., ,fan. 111,-1SpeciaL1--
"Oedd's Kidney !'ills cured me Stick
and clean of (1rr rlte+unatlxm:" rays
N', O. Cragg, ex -Reeve of thin town.
"It was tine Inflammatory llhruuta-
1i0n11 hod, awl 1 think D dd's
1'111 aro as fine a remedy for that
ILN• 1. want. 1 (44,4 us 110111)11 as a bell
now 80 fur as lthcumalldm i0 (1011 -
opened,"
This is Mr. (•rnggs experience, and
it is the same as ninny cohere. People
generally hero aro learning tba+
Rheumatism( i11 simply a result of
Kidney Uinease-that if the kidneys
do not de their (duty and take the
aria acid from tho blood, It crystal-
lizes nt tho muscles and Pinta and
11111141'10 111080 tOrtw'ea too many peo-
ple know- too well.
'•I had heal troubled with lnfirnm-
inatory Jtbeumntism for eight years."
tout Innen the ex-Iteel'o. "1 c0u1d
scarcely get around to do my duties
in my store, I tiled doctors and meei►-
ein(e w 11108 getlhig any benefit, tl
I heard of lltsid'a Kidney PIlis. Sly
boxes cured me completely."
Cure the kl(tneys with Ilodd's Kid-
ney Pilin nal your Rheumatism will
rare 1(ot'l(. .
are to follow the 1,004'8 guiding
hand, A word of command, with
11 Drotn1ell of help, settled all doubts,
and gave courage. for the undertak-
ing. Year and xis muuttlM-llnrIOg
11110 thus he wrote the second let-
ter to the Thessalonians,
Teachings. -It Is honorable to la-
bor. fearful retribution is certnln
to mono to those who oppso the truth
and blaspheme. 11 is right for
preachers to leave those who refuse
•to accept the gospel. "Note the Se -
reel. of ministerial success; (1) Much
prayer, (8) much patience, (11) tnueh
trust 1❑ ((tx!, (-1) 1118011 dlligenec lit
work." Sooner than allow his faith-
ful followers to become (discouraged.
A
Strange Photo.
(tar of the strangest photos the
hate seer; for some date teas Shown
us the other day 14,1 M 15sey'-lretrels
('u1LYu11-. ,haite 1. It true a co of
i 1 r copy
11,, e. rtificate of the Rus0lnu Oovei'u
nu'ut Osumi 10 Massey -Marr(, Com-
pany Limited, 144 connection With a.
ffell trial held there last June. The
10, 11(11 elmractera stake it 1ppeor
very grotesque.
Thr certificate states that M'a
sry-Illrrl'
Company, Limited, woe -
t, ,vd,ai the 'highest honors for Bind-
er. Slower and Reaper, inn competi-
tion open to the world. This 10 at
ndr., ant to uca (r .err t r , n burl of which, all Canadians mat;
Baby's photograph on top, surround- et el v (.0111111.1. I hough na n oppo,r well le, proal. Here's whining mine
cd in spangles, rho loxes tied with' 811,1Paine, rune' 1. Will n i t '1 lok the
ar 101 1111'- I success 10 JLI•+say-II•u'rls machines
sky bolo fora boy, or rose' pink 11.
girl i ather a Mcvet Iitib' no• "s<Ilc. a: wan....hnrt the, --No nun,
,demo thee to de -
tion" • H11011 oppnnr 01 111
S it day School
INTERNATIONAL LESSON NO. 1
1,I0'1ICA1t' 8, 111(13.
The 1' hnrch at (brush Founded. --Acts 18: Ill
Study 4,10011.10.
('onuu0utu•y.-1. Patd's aryls al at
Corinth acs. 1, 0). 0, .111,e the.;,
things -The et(n(s 111 41111111)44 ,to-
seilbcd II; our Inas lesson. He-
potai wpm a pretl.' togas of ger- pct "hors (rot avre" will shortly re-
fer. valga brown 18111 taus tali- deem its chnrneter.
jttg over tee nide, 'like calf was A well-known hostcos lu Paris -she
(A koepltq, and bid a sprig el is not french, Lowers, -woo is re -
mistletoe pinned to )1, This cherry nowned for her charming dinner-
eplOr Is exceedingly modish just parties, has Just hit on en ingenious
now, and we feel grateful 101' its method fur Insuring punctuality on
°beeryy unite In the mldsl of the the part of her nand guests -the un -
gloomy weather and 10(01'(1 skies, married ours, for the others are re -
which Irate been our fate :late minded of the hour 1 In therm days ugly in A. D. :i_, on aceonnt of to (lo anything for her; bolt a
Christmas. I fear of afternoon bridge, skating, etc., the 1a revolt in 411d00,-Lpwiu. The.lr(44 bottle of at. ,lncobs 0(1 cured ter.
The Canadian t'4utballers }00111; "Parisneu" is apt to were «cry uunn'rous at 11011).1, and \1r. War. Reinhart, Elmore, 11'1..,
irate lousily appreciated their eli- Lose Count or Tour, inhabited a separate tll0lrlet of 1he'. reports the case of a neighbor wll•,
matte welcome, though other0114). which Is an annoyance to a hoales+ town, on alto baulks of the Wilier, 1 for twenty-four ,rears had 5(11(1r-
tisor reception fu (((00(11g circles who likes her •dinners cooked "a '1013 Were often very 1roubl''sonl"'! sal so terribly :with Rheumatism
has been of the heartiest and most point- and not kept back for any (111(1 weer. 4101, 011 timed banished 11030 1ha 1, at times, lir could harll0
i I the city. mote; a few bottles of Ot. ,Iuc:4li8
genial turn, 111(1in. h all hope they man. Well, after dun warning, meo II. fief'••' method of work ow. a,.(1, 011 turol hint. '''ra enp the climax,"
will return, hating had a real good dame stnrt'd ai mens)' -los "pour lee 3. same trade-Pa•11's first concern la/Weyer, Mr. A. Neige,, of Tay11-
dlmc, and lodes with laurels to 014 1.1m,' told he 'flu arrived not When he entered Corinth was to Dad title. I'd1., v,n(tos, that his mother,
mix aur their maple ns. At tn., 0u ,l i' was rexin0ted to drip a hoar' for idnsoelf and then to ';eek It ho had been al continual sufferer
t0 return to our moutons. At 1841,, 0 guidon Louis in 4111 slot'. ew do m( ut 11 hu !81410 drr.11n 1 O
Tun would expect that Ma-
dame's
•
churillo5 would substantially,
benefit by her clever scheme. Not
a bit' of it! 410 now finds her man-
ly guests ready' and waiting on Lite
stroke of time. 8o introit for tint
vntinted 1'nrlsian politcsse, theeon-
0[dera1t011 that was not thought due
to their lioste4+ was bestowed 811
their purses! It i,; not in l'r:rnce
atrot thee.
11. 11e (unliunl(1--Pnul'8 fear, or
tiesta,aleuey, was not rebellion. '1'14
know Nat's will leas 111 do it. 111'
1,,1,'x1 not (rims so nr1mh as a fnil-
A WONDERFUL RECORD
71107 so.elottal "specifics" and
"milrs' fur 111 )lntism late 41 -
really been b10111.1 before 111e 1.1110
lie• fait wheel 1(liennn>tisu, Neural-
gia and Modred .!lasses hate be-
come chronic and 1111'(':1t('.11 serious
resells, you may rest assured 11:1t
they will help but 4cry little, If
any. Although not recoauueuded
as "hdallille," tie' pocnif:1r
ties 111 St. Jacobs Oh esperiul1
110a 111 11 10 float cases which linty
lie leru,0(1 "ChrOmie." and syhiell
Lav(+ preViuu010 w 1/11514(01i all
Mitt .(bout forty-five miles south- known "0peei(ics" as well as ihr.
west 01 Slheus, Here he labored prescriptions of the be.,t pl1ynt
afore for ,some time before lila C0- Cines.
workers 1,t•rlved. 1'lce and pend- 110 would mention, 1(0 1111 example,
guey' abounded, and much of this ilio ease of !,[r. A. Hellmann. of
1lek-edncset and det0lletle'y wild' Pittsburg, who snffortv,l 1YIti1 Ilh,'u•
carried oh under cover of thele re- utalism (or tour years, .,floe vatu-
ligfotts rl0'o, ,tad yet in (ids wlckcl Iy (401ug n!1 llw' oral rec°u4un'1nl,d
eltyllu,1Ladn. goolrotivnl 144(0 es- reu4uhes, 11(4(1 ,'xhuus1htg toe skiff
tubilslui n Christian clulrch. of tin most cxpericuced plt,sletuls,
1.1 Aquila -Priscilla- 'Most. de-! without even temporary' relief, it
voted frh'ud11 of Paul, persons of mil. 04mrlred only ,fru lottle8 of til.
turn and piety lo. _0'. They are .lut:.bs (111'! 1 effect a permua•ut
Mensa mentioned together. i" rem cure. 711'. l:. Haunt, a well-known
this we cuucln,ie that they N10nfsh MO 2.611 of louugsluwm, Ohio, smut -
J. happy ,x(4141111'' of harmony aai rat ler his (0(1,', 4vho (or 0w01
s38410ill'y la ('iu•ist tot life. Claudius )'eau's had been a, constant sufferer
-The fourth 110nru1 Emperor. This frim Neunight 114 the bead, the
Wall the twelfth year of his ('ely;n. seri tow of the ablest 1411y'01e1111)4
:Imre to depart --This took plus.+. of tiro land, but. they were unable
•
ai the recent evening cutortain-
.mutts x1(0!10 have been r1
tremendous feature and hate receiv-
ed Matted attention. Somehow, to
Lakin r1 the Ism( dt[rts t;[th their
tummy ",!Hies." shoes LZOL) to be
••OC11 `"'£a ev1'i'no " esgJDle,11y at
Masa" ,steer, the "-poo de (metre"
old ' W11.11nlreeton )bat' bring out
"the Ifltle mien." What will 11 is
In summer Cm continuou colt Page Woven Wire Fence
taloa up Ail fences slarkon in warn; weather and
11111,011110111 lighten in .301.1 -- except the Page Fence,
Mete winter season lays 1t back. Page spring colt mks. up the slack in sum -
1111111.011401111/111.111110110.0 leer and leis it oaf in wham, unloose wagging
�p��[y� Ia lamaer, no straining or breaking In win-
ter. Common crimped wire MCA in worse t6 - tesapered sod Wit slackens it stare slackened; Olt
tightens it [0430ionsummerons audwilater. 60.000mi_IeeotPagewirefeasel usever, Page wtre le enow. d u4ae Ju oro
the Pap Win Pen Oo., Limited, WalkerNae, OnO Jgontrea1, P,Q., and St Jobs ILL s
l Y " 0111 llhenmat>rm 101 the past .J
that tins trat,'l-stai(WA man, go- y,';u'0, 1151:41 0110 bottle of 311. .1n-
ing frost one tent -maker's door to lbs 011 and wills Immediately re -
another, e,'eking for work, was ear- limed of all pain. These are retinas
! rying the future of the world lat. ' (111(1! truly (deserve to he brought
heath 1ln' robe T' to public ntftice; hal ih'ey are not
4. Ireasoned,..persnndrd-From the exceptions, tie will he soma by the
Scriptures. nail the personal testi- 410110010110 Other IPrtf fleates (11)1)1
monies of o•yr-wlLitPBse+. (':nil sheer- till parts of the flnhrd State"- 11
est that Jesus wall the '1 '3 ,!, and should he the ,Maly of everyone 14
Otsl ,stands excel)' to give every one
of them n midnigitt 0101011,
P11.1t"PIl'AL SURVEY.
Pool's) 01410,1(1 IIIloHolIary tour oc-
rupia,i more than three years, and
extended 140 for (0 Athena and Cm --
lath. 114 idolnl roes .ltlrno bo Rade
but L w 00140(1 (0 014 coming to
Corinth ho Mak n lsuil1Lod (tail ii
.1('10 lie Med .1101 la ,41!1 1110 wife Prt,-
e.11la, "and IsxnOse he vr'ao of the
Hanle craft 110 abode WI11, them and
wrought; for by their occupation
they aero teatmnkcrs."
,,'that n. los tac1O I especially for
ease -loving, place -seeking', hireling
ministers to contemplate. Here Is
the Mightiest herald of the gospel
nud dcfen-l'r of the faltl that the
world ever ituew, a. maul of great
ability nn,l learning, who, dusttttd of
being sought after by the wealthy
churches and Instead of seeking the
places of honor and emo!.ument, ie
pleased to toll ne a common mech-
anic and labor with hie Monde each
week day to give himself the op-
portunity of preaching the glorious
gospel on tho Sabbath. Yet this la
the some nuns who warns 1110 son
In the gospel that "no man that
wnrrclh entatglrth hhuself with the
affairs of this life."
After the arrival of reinforcements
It is probab1t that Paul gave hlmeelf
to conlinuou4 preaching, The burden
seem:: to come upon him with greater
weight. "Pressed in the spirit" -deep-
ly moved by love for the souls 01 mer,
he threw hlmeelf into the work with
all his might. 1(o saw the blindness
and hardness of the Jews, he Haw
their great danger, he yearned over
them in compassion and made strenu-
ous efforts to oonvlteo theta that
Jeans wan the Christ.
now terrible the strain when, af-
ter 111110wing omrscICC. 11110 the work
will, nil our soup, and after' knowing
that the I,001 has assisted us, and
after being burdened almost to the
Omit of our eaduranae, and after
laboring with nil the power of Willett
we were e,apo.ble, then 111 hr met by
ohstle:At, resistance, ,Ind, instead of
seeing immediate trait as the rvsalt
of our toil, to see the bitterest hat-
red mnnifmted toward ourselves and
the ((1)01)01! Ilut such in the 11141ory
of Pall 1•:1 labor. for the ronv,',41°14
nt ala .lees at Corinth. Noting (ally
dlsollal'g,) itis duty 10 1118 Jewish
brethren, he solemnly declares his In-
nnvt•noe of their blood,
".1 (1(itls was Christ" : this Ss the pith
mead Ilmrl•ow of the UmTrl. "slut, NI'
cher tide is n, fart, or not a fact -We
mast either accept. It as, true or re-
ject a0 fnlse. When believed it MS
made the kind of men that 1'au1 was.
Il has undo met purr, holy, upright,
palfrnt, self-denying, meek, kind, ❑n-
srliial, oonacientfous, faithful, and
e trustworthy, and (101 or love to wan-
the1 t The gn Sol appeals calf tyre attention of llls nufiorfng
gnsp0 true
1.0 reason nud good 0,'1441,. The facto friends and neighbors to this won -
Paul pre.xvlted showed how reason. deefully effleneams prrpnradoll
able It Would be to becomr Chris- espy clally as the lav price of
awe. Hb sought out 111. kindred, 11 MI 50 cants per beet!!, pluee•11 1
and MUM 0pp07tunitl(.; to tell withal reach of 1411 pe Noes, etclr
them of Christ.t, au.1 poor.
111. The arrival or rolnforcenaents lustrous 1411k of the dress :tool Ira1, .4 %Peru genie-i9llas and Tan. of a deeper sea -shell tint. The demi
Otl.y o.rrlte;l together from Mice- trained skirt was trimmed up mor
101111 - Timm•
lhr frim Theecalontr:l thaw 11,411 Its length, with rows o
f kind.