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INTERNATIONAL Lt' SON NO. XIII
JUNE 214, 1903.
Revlow.-Read !tote. 1; (-7, 0.16,
• eluamary,—Lesson 1. Ttpric: Petite
wluintry at Eph111111'esus. Thin is111111' the
`close of 1'aue's tiret utiesiutu,rc Lour -
easy. Atter the riot at Epliesu't he
' visited Ahtctxiunilt, a rite about 1!
miles smith of 1':pitesus. Ile sent for
"the elders and Mlle then! 011 effete
'Monate farewell.
ll.
Toole: The change that will
'take piece In the beds at the nem-
' eection.
I ur-
'tuction, Christ's rteurrWton Is fully
eetuhllehel, told 11 is rt'..urrect10,1 ie
an Important reason for Iwlletine
that lilt the dead wi11 be raised. This
knorlal leafy cannot inherit the khrg-
'etom of Hod, but meet be changed.
III. Topic: Purity of life, Pawl
,wrote to the Itumans from Corinth.
'Christians pay their delete except
'the debt of Mee, w-111cui to It perpetual
obligation. The 01111 who turns hie
neighbor as ltimsetf will not tres-
pass 1n any way.
IV. Top.',:Y•'ut's coming afflictionsY•'ui's coming afflictions
—Paul reaches Tyre; meets with a
e rdtaL retepUuu ; continuer; his Jour-
ney to Caesarea; enters the house
of L'ltili,p the evengellst, one of the
1even ; tarried illrre many days; the
prophet Agabu.e arrives; takes Paul's
i;mile and beide hie hands and (cot;
enys that thus Paul will be bound
at Jerusgiem and will be delivered
to the Beatles. Mum the disclpies
hearts the prophecy of Aga tuns they
etsought 1t,tul not to go to .Itrusa-
1e111, but he told then that he was
lot ottl,v ready to be hound at Jt'rn-
falem, but also to give his life for
the truth.
V. Topic: Paut mobbed and res-
cued, As soon as Paul. reached Ji'ru-
n:Atm ho e_,aterrel with the eidere
of the church. 11e then entered Into
the temple and purified hituer'If, nc-
ut,t len,; to the (Temente! lute. Jews
from Ephesus sate him ie the wo-
men's eau:A. with e1 rangers and sup-
posed he had taken a Gentile Into
the tempo and tltue polluttet it. They
stirred up a mob against Paul. for the
pnrpese of tekutg its life, Paul was
rescued by Roman eojdlcrs, tel
utterwnrds while el ending on the
.stairs delivered an address to the
aste:mbltd throng.
p- Vi. Topic: Paul delivered front the
dews. At 11,. close os o[ the a c ' address
delivered on the strike the mob wits
again stirred atgat1it1 Pied Lyslae,
the Roman captain, was about to
scourge tem, when he Learned that
Ptiul was a (ioman citizen, After this
a conspiracy was made against Paul
by the Jews, forty of them binding
themselves together tender a curse
that they would neither elk nor
drink until they had killed t tl m The
plot susdIso steed aeal L)eis sent
Paul with a strong military escort
1o Caesarea.
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VII. Topic. Paul's goad t oltfee-
s1on. Pini at Caeenrca; a Routnn
prisoner; le tried before Felix, the
governor ; Jews come from ee uta lens
accusing. (tint ; the oho revs were Nedi-
tion, hereey, sacrilege; Paul's de-
fense was clear and unanswerable;
their charges could not hr proved;
Paul confessed that he wile aChrist-
Lan. Atter crrlrtle day's Paul spoke
before Felix land his wife 1)resllln;
reasoned of rightroueintse, tteeper-
mice, and judgment to come; F011.11
teeneblre; hoped that money would
be given Idnt that he might release
Peal.
VIII. Topic; Paul'.; 'Please. .Af-
ter Paul had been in pritmn two
years he• was called before restos,
the new Governor of Ju,leu, and King
Agrippa to make Ste defense Paul
had appealed to Rome, teal Feedlot
desired to frame a. clt:trge agtfillet
bin, Paul's address deeply impress-
ed Ftstus and .(grippe, and they de-
cided that if lie hotel not appealed
to Rome, he might have leen re.
leased.
IX. Topic; Life through the
Spirit. The trim. lins no power to
deliver from sin; IL is weak through
the flesh: Christ, who cattle in the
Ilkt'ness, of sinful flesh, has •power
to save from tin. The Christian
fa sot carnally misled, but spirit.
uully minded; ire walks 1101 rafter,
the flesh, but after the Spirit.
X. Topic; Pa tree voyage to Mal-
ta. Paul set ~,'ail from ('aeeai•t',t to
Rome, .august :51, A.P. 60. They
landed at Iklir havens on the Is-
land of Crete during the stormy se', -
son. Ptiul advised them to winter
here, bat Jilting, the 4n01ri-in, who
had charge, deckled tie gait for Phe -
rice, o more connnotlioua port of
Clete.
iXI, Topic; Paul preaching to
the Jews at Rome. Paul perfornwl
many intrudes on the Island of Mal-
ta„ and the people of the island Don-
eretl hem and his conipantone with
many honors. In the spring Paul
and the others with him were take'.t
to Puteoil, near Naples. TheapnoUt
then went to Roma called the ,Jews
togetht'r; explained wily he •wee
there a prisoner, and preached
('heist.
XiI• Topic; The duties of the
Christian minister'. Pani wrote thin
letter to Timothy from Rome. Theme
were ninong his last words. Tim-
othy had teamed emelt cutto i'niug
the Scriptures' when a ehlld. Paul
charges hint to to faithful ,as a min-
ister and to preach the word.
,PRIACTIC'AL SURVEY.
The story of the quarter le very
interesting root may be briefly told
with profit. When Pane bade fare-
well to the elder's at 1101, 11 It lei
was returning on hie third mission-
ary journey. Before he reateul Jer-
usalem Important NON were made
nt Tyro and esateenrta. Through i ha
prophet Agaiut: had the prluuoni-
tions oT the Spirit Paul was appris-
ed of trouble ahead at: the capital
etty. Bis nrreet at Jerusalem came
tenon aster his arrival there, and to
preserve his Ilte Paul was hastily
fent to Cattarea, the Roman capIte 1,
Ro Pelle the governor, Ilere Pau1'ti
Wins Instant and
Constant Favor
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WITH ALL JAPAN TEA 15111VIsl:1i,.
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Ceylon rit'FRN 'Pfit le tette, t1 fiche; alai ileiltheil It is tit fee aimed
o[ ,lapel Tea et: 'et 11,1it_1" black I:, el: ad. ei ;111 me (elan, etalead
pttckete only, eete _etturd lOr I e't Ibliy all gi el•rry.
accusers 1,1e1. hill), and although 1,n ••415414410N••04145410.,.6+•••••
showod their charges to he false, yet 7
he wax compelled to remain It pri- CABMAN TELLS
sones' for two yell memorablere. Twmemorable'
fo am referred to, 5515. deiiv- 2 ore Felix and DruKtils, sisal OF FA MOUS DUEL
addrese
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Joie; I1 tehre, ;5 e,tu Pr•tltl'toctb
111151, 18 one of the few living men
who Hatt the duel bet ii Judge
heel,,' et. 'Perry and Senator David
11. Broderick, on iepf. 1:1. Wet), ut
Lake 1.1 treed. H+' drove two teen In
lttw Call to !lr dueliine Kimmel and
got tr7.1 for the jab. Here lo the, story
he 1^IIx to the ,sae Fr:utei;co 1'11r011,-
clr
\1'1,,411 WTI ,el at the -scene of
t1:^ duel, there the pehleiprtis were
sten flag, tev''til yards apart, 'mur-
t/mtaieti by U: it rat ,'(trV (70)110
of M'ad'e, of which -tt'1 ic:'1 about a
dozen present. leer yhotly looked
awfully so'euul, nobee0 tea -t c weer -
int; fwd the only word,; you Meted
the other before Ftetue and Agrip-
pa. At last Peel saw that the meld
eat 0blnhi jnstlet' at the, Wend of
the petty ruler who goverwnd Pales-
tine, and he areardingly epptrtied to
Caesar. the 'Roman emperor.
A few points slaxtld he tweed. 1.
Peel had an affectionate lettere. Ile
ioiod htteneely. Illy greetings and
farewells skew went warmth and
ardor. Le Ile orals sympn.tltt'tlo. Ito
wept with those that weep and
carded the burden's of the church
upon his 'wart. S. Ile was an indefat-
igable worker. Mot )do not often die
of 05101100k. \\'eery kills 'store porn
pee thou work. d. fatal Mad 11 perste
vetting spirit. 1Vista hoe etnn'se of Itt-
tioa was once dere lel ep.nt, nothing
MIN allowed to heeler hint lie ower -
canto (liferttiI t t that week) bale
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Summer Carnival
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Old Boys
Old Reunion
August 17, 18, 19, 20, 1903
FOUR OAYS 01' UNINTERRUPTED ENJOYMENT
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Regie tau t am 1'e a
t ! l Ir ten
{ to all told Itoys anal Visitors. anu1U'nr Athletic
Sports, 1'ucht and Skirt Marco. (Iran) Etrning Promenade, MMntrvl lttuul
Concerts at Duatiurmilarvvey Purl. and Drill Ilan. (bawl Military l'arade awl
Demonstration of Visiting and Loral Regiments. Fireworks el Dominrn and
Harvey Curtin, Itands at Parks. 1Iluminntton uud heornituu of 1l nmlllou
!teach. l'anwlo of Illuminate I hints. Flora I, Aiardignis, Automobile, litrycle,
Veteran F •
I In llrl 1'
g I le, industrial Trades and lxork- Iferxe Parades. Gymkhana
at Jockey flub, blmnducturet', Day, all Factories tlp,•n 1n Visttore. timid
'Midway 'tenet Fair.
Reduced Rates on All Railroad and Steamboat Lines
Fly your vacation for Moore Moe. and cant,- 1, iilunthun to good time.
For further Information nddresa 0. ii- IHI L,/ FIT coN
SECRETARY, HAMILTON, ONT. ,
discouraged urdivary mon and press-
ed Oil itt t1l'tery. i,. P,tttl watt( {t fila❑
of prayer. Some of 1113 hostwrite
logs are prayers for ala' cintrch.
i. l)-21; Col. i. 10, le aro examples.
6. ile wits an exceedingly Mumble
tont, putting hiufself 1s less than the
least of all ettinlss 7. Ile wile also
bold and cottragenu. Whether hi'
Wile facing 111'111118 as Paphos, ot'the
mob at Lystto 4111(1 ,lt+rusalem, or
wild boasts at Ephesus, or governors
and kings at Caesarea, or the emper-
or at Rome, he was the slime un-
dtuutel, courageous man. 8. Paul
Wilt( reeignt'al to sled's will. Like hie
\fa8ter, he could saw', "Not as I will,
hat 01z thou wilt." There was no eon-
tun'et•sy between tem and (31x1, but
whatever Hod did was at once ac-
ktmwlelgeti tax right. fl. Paul had
groat faith In Hod. Clod wax real to
him.
A Notice to Burglars.
The following quaintly worded no-
tice Is Reacted °nettle the offices of
one of the street ear companies nt
Pirie; "We beg to inform bur -
glare that eve do not leave money
or vnlutibies in 0117' of our depots
during lbs night. Yon are request-
ed to make known this fret among
the confraternity, 00 ne to avoid
unneeexsmry trouble and loss of
time" The newspaper which puh-
lishee the above, adds; "Preemie',
and pterentlon are the two moth.
ers of safety."
about alai' tllstn.ner of half a block,
rend stood on little knolls ouleide the
range of the built t:,, 1l trite the xo-
beR'at, Ipl1 (1.1,11-,t. (5 , 7 t'rutvtu 1 otrr
,sear, 41,1;:1 1 guess the most of them
felt 115 1 aid ---Mutt they tilde d they
M:ehl't tout', 1 hate drier❑ at Many
fuel cal• in my':uy, leli have lit err
rt(111 Un' like for It leuut1ty.
"Toni Hey, s hied telt! theft to take
the fuer., ulln•ked ell' ler them, ;cud
le rt -piece U' Lee moire:lieu each en -
',were! i t'oneele- t.lrttt h" wet; ready.
Thr re 1 es it, trait of at fell- eeco1.1',
at! then 'P°nl 1,1(;1/1 arrant, Otte,
(IVO, 1111;'. There we etreel, ;Ike cOee-
ar„s, bre et hetes, 'Iambi 1 ,, rind 't\ •wheel.' I lit the i nn•irreee Fl eet:t. e'.
'P:1y item the realest time in tee
crewel. Ila recoil telt!' hes coat Carr-
11'5e1l' un lel tit 1110d alai hie that ll5t'nw'lt
hark I1nitily on Ill. hrtl. Ih'udcrtrk,
on the othee Mead, had pulled lain hal.
':551111 oft r lits , y1.5, and bead bultunl tt
Pts ,'nett elesely-. 11,' appeared to bo
etrupgltug to control i ittiu'If, acted,'
,pelma: perfe,tly 1,1 Vitae,
-'I r'4n!I never forget the elate,
rb•t11g toile of Tont Hayt'N' tt,It' IS
Ile c�llel Oil l the three mailers. At
the some; of 'three' Ixttit Broderick
Witt '(''rry fired, bit I think Broder-
ick was first, Iiia bullet struck the
~round 'thout 1,;111-u",' bet ween
Hem, and 1 Bate the little (Mond of
duet 1 rated. 11)8 pistol wont oft be-
fore he !lel hroogit1 it to it lt'trl or
sighted It. Ile Wel a Jut ir-trigger gun,
and Its wasn't accustomed to it.
Terry alined de libratoly, but gtdck-
ly, rand Rrnntnt' llrodet'k+k tatnk to
the ground, first resting on hie right
hand and then rolling over on his
beck.
"1 Meted 'ferry 8.1y to 'rout flay"n:
'i hit ilial tn'tr Inches too fat• t0 the
rigid.' 'PbV 'looter pronounced ll n
fetal wieuel, and the duel arae de-
clared at rel cud. Sure enough, tis
doctor quid the bullet had passed
two Melees to the right of the heart,
nut! Terry's rrnitirk to Haves shows
Sou' elm .ludgr t-hnt With latent to
kill. Terry and hie f lends at once
it'll the puce, and liraderlek 55wax
g•.tiekly carried to his carting(' auk
aonweyell to the house o, hie friend,
llaekr11, the woollen ininutactnrer,
whore hi; died two weeks Utter"
were lilt formed remarks itt commie
tion iv it t1," pemord;nee). W1,',n 1
cot 1''11• the e'tu,• of
udr,ndv opened :not the guns lay
el wanting in 11' bright sou. It wan
about 71 web:ek, and you know haw
vtrong: the snit c0111'•s up herr' on
a clime 'summer morning.
"PrlserttIy Tom 111ye0 etepe ❑p
and polis out : 'No's, gontlrmt•n, vow -
111:1•..: ha: tunic' 11„ 1vn5 T"rrY'a sec-
ond end watt an r:eerienred dn"ilist,
having hinged kill al a mute or two
oD the !tell of Melo,. in 9.ex3.'1, from
wldrh N' -tat" h.' ram,' to Culifornitt.
Ile watt th8. man who °trued Have,
Valley :Intl tear:' 11 itt mime. Th,
ilft ipelle were 5.'til it'I lot' arm,,
and 'roe) Hey "t 11:1110 111C d tint 11 1-
thr•'r hall any name me on tiro. 'rI„n
Tout per01 elf fifty pare, -thee tvtt
nolith'r, 0 i re'ollect reed.
rytilu; wa'1 don ` q ti. kly. II y
and 11' 'met, wet) wee; itrwivutier
'mead, mow totlet'd ❑p for rh,ticr el
position and M:l'uwt won. ii-' oho•;/
the 141,;t poeltiun and the inn awns
tluoln
SI 'M/4hl into 'reeve's fan'.
"Neel 11 'y We're( fur choice of
panel,•, and again Orotirrtrk'N N-`t•-
orid sum. The Senator talked ever
to the opened cast, olid picked up
the firm gun (11.51 cam' to hand.
Ifo 'meta no tier in exa111111!ng Il.
"Perry used !mere car;' in the wee: -
thin in ;1 lee:teem tel to; tee ^ tc are
los. 1.1 the p O'r'ur''. Yue never ea. 10
il. rotor.' Noleum crowd ' 111,111 111:1
,vMich
111111 sstd (I•' anr1.
"after three prelnnin,riee were ae-
rtitt rd we all withdraw to the side,
rtRtimitoritr
5Arr
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TME.
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AI NTS
hare stand the test of summer sun for 60
years, They' stand for economy and dura-
bility, will not crack, blister or (all away.
They preserve your house and keep it beau-
tiful throughout the lifet+me• of pare
paint. Being made right, they are easy to
work, loot longer, look better and at just
the right price. Asir vour dealer. Write
us for "Booklet II.” free. shooting holy some
houses are painted with Ramsay's Paints.
L. RAMSAY 0 SON, reMDlinhed PAINT
MONTREAL. 1849 MA1LSRS
Telegraph Not 1'p un Classiee.
A well-known literary woman went
°ter to Michigan lust week to pre.
wireher summer titterer for (10011-
peduring the snnnuer, Retort
going she nada arrangements with
her husband Ut It,twe 11 lot of 1101011, -
held goods packed and forwarded by
etc timer,
For near reaeoe the shipment wntl
delayed, ,111,1 tilt, wrote inquiring the
yenta, of the dela}'.
1'leaeo w'e'e me xylem the weak
1,n rt. been titeppei,'' Mitt said in Colt.
elusion,
The Iueitnud w set hard to work:
;lied itrr'M all y ehe books, hong-
HIP!
•-
e a t,ns t
logs tusk other property packed for
the trip. Thr n Ire well down to rho
dock eat saw thea sat,'I, on beard
the boast.
reeniug bock from the - iter ea'
st ,pprd nl ,t telegraph office and
sent the na'snttp7t' nty,rtv1uest0d.
Lemli and I'enntes on honed
bout." he ootid- "(Voll a.t'ritr to -atter.
rely morning."
And thie; tine the tray iho
gram real wino the Ixty hrouthl it
to the weithtg wsOItlall in the little
Vtiehtglui 10,\311:
'Lard Mal peatutts On lettr,l boat
Will itrrlte to -morrow ntorulug.e-•
ellMago '1'rihune.
This plan is slow and not very sure.
Wilson':
Fly Pads
w'7,1 ki:1 millions and do it gaickly
10 Cents
Mrs. F. Wright, of Oelwein,
Iowa, is another one of the
million women who have been
restored to health by Lydia 1?.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
A Young New York Lady Tells
of a Wonderftti Cure:—
"
uret—
" My trouble was with the ovaries;
I ata tall, and the doctor said I grew
too fast for my strcugth. ,1 suffered
dreadfully from inflammation and
doctored continentally, but got no help.
I suffered trope terrible dragging sen-
sations with the most awful pains low
down in the side and pains in the back,
and the most agonizing headaches.
No one knows what I endured. Often
1 wan sick to the stomach, and every
little while I would be too sick to go
to work, for three or four days ; I work
in a large store, and I suppose stand.
Ing on my feet all day made me worse.
"At the suggestion of a friend of
my mother's 1 began to take Lydia,
E. l'inkhaso's Vegetable Coln -
pound, and it is simply wonderful.
I felt better after the 1,et two or three
doses; it seemed as th,ntph a weight
was taken off my shoulders; 'I con-
tinued its use until now I can truth-
fully sae I am entirely cured. Young
girls who are always paging doctor's
bills without getting any eelpas I did,
ought to take your medicine, it
costs so much less, and it is sure to
eure them,—Yours truly, ADELAIDE
Pasttt., 174 8t. Ann's Ave., New York
City."—$5000 forfeit if orlginai of above httcr
grieving genuineness cannot tie produced.
The correspondent's Revenge,
When 1Iliad lleere Lewes, the
;ntthor, ma 0 a eorteepuudrnl lit
\V: thineten for e Mier:0er' papa',
he had e difficulty with t;twe'uoe
Peeker3, who WON then a n11m1-
ber of the honer el represenlatirew-
leheis cast about for a xulluhle
revenge. After thinking about the
natter for some dips he wrote an
innocent paragraph for his paper
wldrit sad that (fr. Dockery, who
lea rich man, bad decided to t7ive n.
large portion of ills wealth to the
atiuus churches of Missouri, and
Sud brgntl b1 rending cheques for
5:teeet to elitmeu's ill til. Joseph tend
Kalsae-
Thou lie sat heck en+1 welted
torker tette begging for mercy r
In
less than it week. Every church
in the elate, utmost had written for
Its iMac Lewis printed nnotle'r
p;u'agratth tul.it:g that Mr.Dor!cery'N
cuelsibutiuns would not be made for
fare, end 511100 that lime
Uocker,y has been ecrnpnlouoly pu-
Itt.
the Stowe. Piece t1,r.ea n In a large
kettle or wn:11 boiler, on the bottom
of witioh narrow Ghats of wood have
tem Mimed. 1'111 the kettle with
worm water up to the ehoutdars of
the etre lord plait 1,1er the fire to
heat. Let boil for ileo minutes) and
thee r°11101,0 from the fire. !Mat
the enrpins syrup to the boiling
point. Remove the lids from the
etres and fill ran ' to the brim. Screw
'u n1 1 h
the lids 011 1tghtly reel let stand In
the writer until Vold.— Washington
;;tar,
Cannell Strawberries,
roe title 1"'011000 select largo fruit
lhnl le rile, Sul trot soft. ilnit, rine.
quickly with gold ware, drain and
pack in geese jars, putting its many
berries In each jeer ns it caul be torde
to hold. For caret metre jar allow
two cupfuls of sagas and one of
strawberry juice, which Sae Men
extracted from aliditleual frult. Roll
together for three or four minntat.
'I"lu•n add o. Malt' cegelmete color -
Me and, fill the lees trite the hot
,.,trap. hnring previewer heated th:•nt.
i'terew the Lido hal IMe'Vly mei pmt
whet trrmt rtnirrtlit on the back of
INNOTCOUNTRIES Painkiller thiels many use.
teme, t n
In ettnr haw
and d1 such
trout/lox
readily glce way
to tin use. Done, oar tr.e-
opatiful to hat uweeltne,l water, Avoid snb-
Ihuh's. 't'heru is but ane •'l'nlnkiller"—
Perry 11.111,`,
What the t'oroncr Discovered.
I picked up a paper the other day
anal regret the following In it : The
followttig tree 0 rendered in
tmo of the Ctunlles of lndinna: "Af-
ter hating carefully examined the
holy. 8ee1, heard end inspected the
cvidenct a,b1acod in the premises, I
d° find t!tttt the tragi and lawful
nap': of saki poraxm to as above
gitrn, to 11 -1a,lrwyc :lit,, that hip
Sgt' tit the time of hie death Walt 51
wr:us, five fret a.ud tet Inches high,
,Ltek Intir azul dark complexion, find
tient Le came to Itis death as col -
low -s: Aft IT having tate proper wit -
reverts, which wets a 0011 of the tie-
0(.1sra, I fled that on the lith day.
of Feet -eery, A. 11, 1103, and nbOut
:1 o'rleck p. tn., 'Mr. Mitt, Raving
erre some water in lets cellar thought
hr would' walk out to the end of the
cellar duan, which Das perhaps a
iundred yards; away, .After seeing
the teeter rout'ng out of the til` tip-
har'nt1y:11righi,nl,on looking' around
ho rxnr a rahhit sluing end went to
the parse after his glut, when he re-
turned, the Itrtbh't tntd gone. So Ire
trent track and just before entering
the hmise thought ht' wuulll tele' the
longed shell front the Pia, wire by,
toner titans the gen went off, It
ke•keti hack and the r•tnek °t the gen
hit elm acid the groin caueiog a se -
1000 nu'rot•agt. Ito managed to get
into the Mase and took his bed end
died from the effects about 30 hours
Inter. The accident was peculiar hat
fitt111."
The Boy's Answer.
Many years ago the Ree. !tie. !tit.
Thio. of Tarbttlttn, ;utd the Rev. 110.
Ittekinlny, of CoeItun, were exanl-
Ining the pariah scqun! of .1meg elt
In t•rligiottn know'i,igt. In the eodrno
Of the "50mitnllion the w•o111 "nair-
tae' sweetie -I. ;ltd the eleres w•:1., 11 4-
1,41 ltt teeming. A leenk took was
ober rttul to ereep ',VI': the f.tt .N 01
all the pttpd "reit none of y50
Wei er', b, ,I 1 1 Yht! intnitler.
, t:
.1 little Miley; 1141.14if hie finger
I g td
1ilnulb with os nova! 'tnituatlon it, n
nt`gto ln(sllt`I dttol the clappers.
:.Well, nl) ba), 1111'1 is lite mean.
lug':" "Dei) drunk f` Ives the uuex-
(1 rt'e,l r' ply. -------
Her New Minister.
The Tate Ret. 1)r. John J'tn'k. min -
keit of the first clutrg'. wt. -1n,
drrn-,N, nerd to tell thefulluwi"gwit
1
gretnt gado: 'When ho firer visit -
rd "(huhu Epple." 1. dtara.rt,•r, he
found her elkgugel in e 5117- nr,4o
cese;u'y duty, nett npt!Igi'td toe In -
Hailing; but 0ppie, unwiet' '11 deur,
vetted, Raid, "Jilt slap 1n 11,10 nal'
toll wilt ye are an' what ye trout"
:'Rill," replied the 'Meter, "1'01 ,,tett
111,1, tuhtister, eft'. I'ark." ''Tek'
hv'tit theft, sI', 1111' gl're a. look
yc." Neti having xltlsflod her'1e•If
ou that scare she r'nnr :nrny bitItt.,
"'Hetet sir, ye amp to geld, liue
wt t1 -a -Nal, ye are no' beanie.' .;