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�� SG���nnd ]nnd to hest the« rret tt' lad,�y ri Beware lest thou Hit7p tit. eol,t
�`f fo„ , IIJs ht;, forget lits luonu e for
-
nowt]IIs holy dna, forget His Ivo( shil,
felwet 10 love, obey and thonle I Lim,
forget to render Him the 0010!00 of thy
LESSON XL—SEPT. o, 1907. hands and forget to give ]dint of thy sub-
- — Worldliness, luxury nnd t rget-
Moses Pleading With Israel,—Deur, 6: fulness of Clod have sapped the spiritual
1-t6, lire irotn :many souls. Whca 1(1011 be- with AliaJane best, because she always
the `Tlty'-q'ill-bc-clone' spirit in my
heart," the child a1Swe ed, sweetly.'
WI. leach thy ehtkh'ee" t' 7.) The
tory of the canes ha0 it pemillar 1-s0fna-
tion for duld0en, Melte the, truth simple
and conilu'eheosive. A child was ((0110)1
whether she wo ld rather stay with
Amit Sane oe Aunt glary, both of whom
were 1i0(. She said, "0, 1 like to stay
(.oma ittistied with 'earthly hiessiogs, is, puts the cakes and tarts on a low shelf,
('on.uu'.utay.-1, Thr, do+' tnt love is difficult s way for the soul to urge its iv1:00, Iran got thou cosily." Tho
am oneyiug God (vs. 1.6), 1, Command- to heaven. Which brought thee. -4t many talks to chit?h'ca are like Aunt
meets, etc. -11 a distinction is mode be. would be profitable for theta to recall M1001''s cakes, on ahigh shell, Set the
ivvee'n (timid cords .then commandments former condition in life, and their calves Ion, The 1,001)01• we° said fu a
wonderful dclivelanc0 front kcathch hon- Sunday 001(001 lesson, "Phe extension of
must (00 understood to refer to the moral tinge, that they might better lglprecinte divine forgiveness t0 tine 1(0110(1110(11 is
law, statutes to the ceremonial haw and the riches of Canaan. potentially nailer nano (lethal,' pot his
judgmculs to the ,judicial law, '?. Which cakes too high.
1 romm;ld then—'The speaker is an 1 Christian mother led her little boy
aged man, whose venerable head.is coy to a.gniet spot, and, kneeling, Commend-
erel with oho snowy white of nearly- six- t err him to GOA. As she ceased praying
ieest•ore years, but whose voice is still both 1 1 the child looked into her face, with hap-
':nd toil clear enough to be heard afar try teas in his eys. and said: "Mamma,
'tar." "11o00s exhorts, entreats, wrestles I an 00 glad you told J001(8 my' mune.
'fief) men, that they may be wise and He knows me now, and when I come up
rood; thorn is nothing wanting that is to heaven he will say, `Come in, Arthur;
uggesttve of ripeness of experience, of your mother told me about you.'
(1'pu. fled genuineness of sympathy. He A. 0. 11,
ncccemes shepherd again, only now men �.�
and ((00)011 and children, more wayward
thane any hearts of the field constitute
his m0ltltlldilm08 and most trying flock.
Read Deuteronomy immediately after
):zadns, and nark the growth of the
maw, how his voice is softened, though
the fire of his eye is not dimmed; how
his tears are multiplied; how intense is
his pastoral solicitude for the salvation
of Israel." ---Joseph Parker, Days . , . •
prolonged—Compare chapters 8: 1; 30:
111:.3,: 10. The person who wastes his
life m sin does not live his allotted time.
(1 Lrrcaase:mI'htily--Moses saw a
great hinge for them if they obeyed(od.
4. Cod is one Lord—Here is the corner-
stone 01 the 'Hebrew faith Jehovah is
one, this great truth stun ..:mese() to
11 the idolatrous religions �,ee nations
k
Tumid them; against whirl Doses warns
hem so earnestly (v, 14), 5, Thou
'shalt love—flus comprehensive require-
ment God calls the first and great com-
mandment. And by its side he places
the requirement to• love our neighbors as
ourselves (Lev. 111: 18). On these two
ban„ all the law and. the prophets, Com-
pote Matt, 2'2 37,40; .Arad 19o,23 31;
Luke 10. 27. The whole significance of
the seriptules as ,t. rale of life is em•
bodied in these requirements.—Lindsay.
Without love God himself becomes but
a distant and infinite idol. Love does
not 10(100(1; love. speaks its own lan-
guage, finds its Own prays creates its
• own songs, ..and sets thea to its own
music Children can love where Hwy can
not understand. Love passes staight
through the zee of reason and iseends
to the heaven where it was created in
the heart of Cod. Parker, Heart ....
soul .... might— We may understand
• this its a connnn1d to devote all of our•,
• lowers to God, The hart is man's
1
Meet nature and is the sent of the r,i'i'c-
,.1 the
and e
ac
motives
lir
r''es
the '(ns' the dont
' 1)1
will. �, 1t incholes "the intellectual, ono-
limml and collative facilities." It is "the
centre of all moral activity." The soul is
"the per8oanlit5, the indi ural existence."
The might is "the sunt of the energies"
of both body and mind. "Ile that hath
this love in his heart has the fotmtaim
e of nil virtue: It is to the life.
amt source
what the melt/Spring is to a watch, what
a fountain is to a stream, what the soul
is to the body, what the two olive trees
of 'l.echnrinh's 1161011.>V,ere 10 the limps
they fed. It bull express itself in love
3 ct
� 1'- loloun„
to 1.a n
] I The duty of teaching God's wore]
to the children (vs. 0-0). 0. these weeds
--1 e oienieg with chapter 5. In thine
heart—(;o111pare Jet. 11:113. These worth
w(r,1 t0 be tmderstoo(l, loved and obeyed.
7. teach them—fit every possible way.'
In the faunae, in the Sunday. Reboot,
thr(11(11 the public worship of (led. ton-
- gcnily—'.l'lere meet be no laxity at this
. poral. unto thy children—Children need
Ps to be taulght and trained. To neglect
either tcaeltiu( or training 10 detrimen-
tal. The child is undeveloped—training
is acid
art of promoting growth. The
011iid 10 ignorant—teaching is the art of
forei,bing the mind with the knowledge
of things. talk of them -Not lecture
031(1 them, simply talk. The words of
God ore to become port of our life, to
mingle with our breath.—Parker. The
a1 nesphereset the home has a great ef-
fect on tit ;Ifs of the child, Good trains
in;; and a 1attnly religion are the founda-
tion of a strolls Christian character. 8.
bind them, etc, Lie Joys applied this
injuuc(ion literally. 'lite so-called Id1yb
01101015 ere leather hones with four cont•
pa0Ime)110, in which are put four pee-
tionr, o1' the law written on parchment.
These were bolted to the forehead and
the
aria by long leather straps, "Butthat
Teel meaning of this conunautl is
Godo late 81mldd be. in every deed of the
bend, in the sight of the eyes, in the
plaint of the heal." O. write them—The
:Jews take this literally, "Since writings
were rasa 011(1 costly, few could possess
copier, of the law, of read then if they
did. possess thein; this command kept the
truths of God ever before the eyes of
the people.' The spiritual meaning is
t1)11t our homes sed in fact all our pos-
sessions should be )ruled in harmony with
,' the, law of God.
111. AVaooiags against idolatry (vs. 10-
15).
10, 11, Which He swore—God had sol-
ii./minty' promised to bring then) into Can-
aan. To :Harnham-0ert, 13, 14-1 r 15,
10, 18;'22, 17, 18. To 18000--1301). 21,
'-:e, 21. To J000b—Gen. 28, 14, Buildest
't—The Israelites were about to leave
tents for the 11eme0 of the Ct,ane.
who hrcaese of their cxeessive
ll>ledness hail forfeited all eight to
nem:, In these ver0es We have ''0 11c-
'0 of ndvaeciug eivilizatiou" \V'e are
ns4mtly appr0prietilg to our own ro0e
1' wliich has been produced by the
1111ght battles and the 10100. 010 et.
0f those who have gone before us.
Ile wore lest thou forget the Lord—
/. he in 'great beim' bcca1sc of
t knees/Ri,� Ever let Wren hear this rostrad, the little one bounded' away light Hie
1 to c, y When the singing merrily. `9L was nfouid of seeing Turkey, the Upsetting of Greece, the
10jt 10 unknown
0(1 (01(11 ei' \\ ( g„ thought the man must be insane, but Break up of China, tris Seeking of Af, fl501010(1. bot Mrs 010 entertained frim arid the smell of the oil of 111veuler is
el,,rs unllnnwrt at the glen 'then you grievously disappointed, she said 1 t her ]eW01 3'.• most refreshing, ,
• [\Tien hoose is added to house afterward to he/il;atighte', "I have got residents of that vicinity are in terror, rico, ,;he Disappointment of Hungary,
13, Swear by 1110 mune Not servile
fear, but r'vere11101 ,ave, is 0njeiucd,
This 10as the essential basis of 1lehrcw�
worship. The oath iu the name of Je-
hovah was equivalent to a solemn ac-
knowledgment of belief fit ITim. This
conn0 ur(1 is 1101 10 he considered nteon-
01010/10 with wont the Saciotn' cwjoinc in
Hatt, 3, 34.—Lindsay. 14, Other gods
—11(10O saw that their great de(g'r
would be. their desire to be like the hea-
then nations around them, which Would
lead then into idolatry. 15. A jealous
(40(1—Cod will have Ito rival, To soot.
ship "other gods (team that they would
become an impure people, hc.enese the
object(( of their Worship would be he-
pure,
e -
pure. They \would he 110 better then
the god, they worshipped. 13y obedienea
t0 God we. are nada partaker's of the
101 toe r 111u'e.
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS.
I, 'lice” (vs. 3, 4). 11 1008 Jesus who
said, 'Take heed how ye hear". (Luke
8. 18), and "Take heed what ye hear"
(Mark 4. 24). At His transfiguration,
a voice out of the cloud said "This is
11y beloved Son—hear ye Him" (,Aliatt.
17. 5). hearing is a test of discipleship
(John 8. 47). 11 is an evnideuce of spir-
ituality (John 18 37), It is 5)110 to be
rhea ded with blessing (Prot', 8, 34.)
H. "Observe to do" (v. 3). "0, lint
we had a grand sermon yesterday," a
poor woman who kept a cooler grocery,
and had been weep to cheat with seam
measures ,said to a lady. "\Vlmre was
the text' "Sure, now, and I: don't re-
member." '\Vhat dill he talk ukoiu ' hod 0,,01,00 00 impasse,
"Well, l'nt'beat but I don't konw." Finally Alr. Reid made n proposal to
"Then what makes yott say it was (such submit the disputer.Reito the arbitration of
a line sermon?" "It was; indeed, for 1 'lb Ilague tribunal, having the autbori-
cmue 1)01«e and burnt' lip all my short to of President Roosevelt and Secretary
measures." This poor 10010011 head the Iloo(. to do so. liter n week or two of
word and did it, though site could not re- ronside'ation the British ('Government ac -
call text or sermon. ceptcd tlw liroposnl, andet1100 the Anleri-
IJI. Study the word "love" (v, 5), 11 is oar bovenment proposed that for at -
the fruit of the Spirit (Gal. 5. 221. 'rho other yea', while the natter was tinder
bond of perfectness (Go), 1.. 10),'ho fel a01•1itralion, the fisheries should be eon -
debtof the ]acv (hoc: 13. The ducted as they were last 3000, under the
debt rwe owe one another (Rout 1;1. 0,) same modus rivcudi.
The path to walk in (I3pl, 5. 2.) 1.110 .glum has been delay in concluding the
to which
of faith (1 There. 5. 3). That arrangement. While the British Govern -
to which we are to provoke one her. Ma', meat has secured the assent of Sir Rob -
Heb; 10. 24).''10 servo one another (Gal ('1,1 Pond. the New'foondland ]''ostler, to
5. 1'3 . To follow after tt(1 T,, elv
Tim. 0: 1. lorbt d
] I i • obe•t int
the a acciucnt, S) R
Love 10 to si fervent (i P(1a' 1, •;y1) will be reluctant to accept the modus
Without dissimulation (Root, 12. 81,'In vivendi, (Odell luf opposed strongly last
that Spirit (Col. 1.) 8), a In deed aid to season. However, there is little doubt
10111) (1 John 3. 18). Slakes us willing to that the agreement will be.enforcod, and
10)' )10(511 )0' fares for others (1 John 3. that•the f]shei'iea during the 11000 season
70). "Love euffereth ]nig and is kind; beginning next week will be conduetcd
love envieth not; lore vauntetlt not ft• on the same m0thods as too Inst.
self, is not puffed up, doth not behave ,+—
itself wiseeuly, seeketh not her own, is 'PHONE GIRLS STRIKE.
not provoked, tlinketh no evil; 00)010etli —�
not in iniquity', bat ('0(01 1)0 in 1110 All the Operators at Fort William Have
truth; benreth all things, believet:lo -all Gone Out.
things, hopeth all things, ettdureth all e
aloes'. Love never faileth" (1 Cur, 13, Fort William despatch The, troubi
418),,',01511e, ad th18 love chapter 000013.' day 1¢111011 Ihas existed iu the 100111 tele-
ran 101(00; 01(11 1)011 (7od to touch you 7;10(0' aiffe08 here fora couple of uu1utln,
to live it. reilched a ctsfs 'at noon to -day, when
11'. Love the Lord thy God with "011. 011 the gills 011171050( on erne switch
Ohm heart" (v. 5), Love hint under- herd w'01 Dat 0u strike- The crisi8
st:uulin,glr;' nplireciatiwdy, ca0astly
was brought od by the appointment of
with surrendered will and tender sensi- rhiss Oto Hudson, 01 1)000000, hIlIlo lo,
Hilly and all the powers of vont bein;;, t(' be chief operator. This y0neg lady
1 divided 8010100 counts for little, ,1, Il. ,tailed f,uu1 tha Static 11 L wa11),nud
Jagncs says: "During 0)0 Franco-l'rtts- the city gioto,(1iuuy of whom hnry (vork-
sinn war, 1 had ieue experience illus- (01 in (1).' phut since its inceptuu, untur
tralivo of this principle. Logically I was 'illy objected to being put under 0 new-
comer,
c'w•
(0) roc side of the Germane, believing come ,,nd especially nue trent 0 foreign
them tight, Sympathetically I 101)0 011 conty.
the side of Fra100, for reasons 1 could Liueuw0 employed by the city will
but vaguely define. I had 0 Germ0n aka, it is said, go out in sympathy to -
head but a,French dheart, Ht v01)1 1 re- night, std it lucks as if the civic tele-
m(nstr0ted with my heart for its pe'- phelt" phial will be oempletely tied up
verse sympathy with the French. When. m 0 very short time.
over the news came. of a reverse to the The appoiatmeut of Miss Hudson over
French, my heart was pained while my the local girls, while it 1s the direct
1,00( sided with the Germans. 1lv heat; mitt's(' of 11 stoilte, is yet, 01dy' one of
was right. I would have joined the army the runny krcv10us (11)1011 the gill, say
of the Genua ns, Would I not have made they have araii01 the Superintendent.
a good soldier? I could have truthfully
sin:r, 'Pm glad I'm in this army: But THANKSGIVING DAY
if Oen. -Moltke had known lay heart,
weep) 1)0 have trusted mc? Now, 1)n the Ottawa, Aug. 20 --'rho Canadian .11,11111 -
army of the Lord some of us hove hearts fn0tnrers' Association has forwarded to
that are not true. The heart has aye- the Government, through Secretary \rur-
patLiee that wander away to the 0011(100 ray, a resolution endorsing the request
of the allies. So God cannot trust us el the Commercial Travellers' A8socia-
with much power, nor use us for Itis tions that Thanksgiving Day this year
glory. But perfect love makes the heitrt be held an a 1[ondty instead of Thurs-
day. to (';ml and to his kingdom," day. It is pointed out that 51on(ay is a
V. Notice the. little pronoun (v. n)• male convenient day for those who wish
Von are commanded to love God, not as to travel home for the day, and that an
did Adam before he fell, not its did the interruption of business of the middle of
onsets who never sinned, not as did 51soo}• the week is uuesirnble. IIon Mr. Scott,
who sat et his feet, not as did John the Secretary of State, In uplyvng to the
1,00Uul disciple, not as did fatal the request, noted that it is t1) custom, both
greed scholar, not as did John Knox, in Great Britain and the - nited States,
whose love for souls broke out i1 the and has heretofore Leen the elision) in
agonizing cry, "Give me Scotland, or I Canaan, to have Thanksgiving ])aye on a
diel" but 104411 thine heart, 000011111g Tkusdny, However, he. promised that
after a God but just known, with thy the Government would carefully 1005)1er
soul, so long deal in trespasses Mid 'sills, the matter at en early Ante,
with thy might, which may seen but
we el (less. fray him to enlarge thy CHASED EY NAKED MAN,
heel 1, uplift thy soul, and increase thy •
strength, until all men seeing thy love Belleville .Ladies Badly Frightened—lin-
shall ]:now that ye are his disciples In- known Wears a Mask,
dead (John 13:34).
Belleville, Aug. 20.—A nun in a state
V'1. 111(10 God's Nord "lin thin', heart" of entire nudity has on two occasions
1(v. in David suit, "Thy word haveiI clut0ed and badly frightened two lades
against
in mine heart, that 1 might not sin within the past reels. All the mon wears
against that' (Tsai. 119; 11,) A little is it mask over Inc face, 100st night he
girl longed to join a pimiic party, I3o' chased a ,young Indy' residing a sltort
mother felt it (('11)01 not to let her. When (listnne0 west of the cit}, and in goad
Sesie came, with her request, the mother daylight, The l'onine's screams attract -
sad, "No, Susie ilea', you cannot got" ed the neighbors, when the unknown
She had expected to see a sorrowful 1110- 10811 got away. Just a week ago the
appointment in her daughter's face, but same lady's sister wa10.0111 sed by 0 man
dressed in underclothing.
haunts are or the Marshall road. It is
TO THE HAGUE.
'NEWFOUNDLAND DISPUTE TO BE
SETTLED BY ARBITRATION.
Negotiations in London Have Reached
an Impasse—•Probable That, Pending
a Decision, ModusVivendiof Last
Year Will Contin-ae in Force.
London, Aug. 20 -The Newfi«mdland'
fisher dispute will nndottbledly be
ta10011 to The Hague tribunal as a result
of the negotiations conducted in London
hetwcel the Foreign Office and the Am-
erican Aaba'=actor, 1V'hitelaw hold. Both
the Foreign Office and the Embassy
maintain diplomatic reserve, but it hen
been learned from unquestionable sources
(3m1 the long correspondence made it
seem that then' coutentiens could not b'
ha'n,01001d end that the negotiations
I;IGGES
6,000 STOLEN.
ROLT1ERY OF THE I{IND
ER PULLED OFF,
Fetiches Solea From Train While- en
Route ';roc Denver to Chicago and
Omaha i' the Burlington Railway.
\
Omaha,
N- 'be 031)f'. 20.—Tile biggest
k
robbery of the i)i\ited States moils ever
ruled off oeerrrd between Denver
and Omaha last 'flue today night, ten
tire; tlroaoh iobistt yed p eehes. two
of which (entai id '$200,010, wore
stolen from the ]B ` linngton Tailroadt
fast mail train iet(Ve Denver and
Chicago. Although 't4is 'bbey 00e111
rod on Thursday eight, th6:-,'3os of it
only leaked nut tad;ty.
To -day every postalinspocto'ad se•
ctt.t service Haul in the entire AVrete, is
working on the case,
Thursday night seven through regis-
tered pouches wore sent from the Don-
ner postoffne'' to the depot for the
Burlington fast 0(1111 train, These
were reeeipted for by the mail clerk,
When the train reached M'Cook, Neb.,
it wets touu111001.three of the pouches
were 1missing, One of the missing
pouches w 0111(1
05 (10,ta1-
o Omaha,
other to Chicago, and the third was
au empty for Lincoln. '1'11e shipment
ns said to n gregete more than x250
000.
As soon as the loss was discovered
the inspectors were notified and a
search begun Yesterday a dozen Secret
Se11.ee mon, who were in Omaha, wero
working on the ease, The mail Brew
110ndliin f the missing pooches weed ex-
amined, bot exonerated themselves,
It. is the opinion of the inspectors
that the mail employees in collusion
with •the thieves _81nlply dropped the
missing sacks when they were being
1)11o'farred froth the. wagons to the,
train; that the thieves were beneath
the ea', end milling the sacks beneath
the train, got on the opposite side 000
sneaked ''fray with the retial s"erre,
The 131:0311000 fast train irate% Dem
ter at night, mal in the darkness they
could easily escape with their booty. It
is the b>_ eeot robbery the united States
mail hos ever sustained,
FOURTH TIME.
Bryan in a Railway Wreck But
Escaped Unhurt.
Chicago, Aug, 20. —A despatch from
1' -
t'n ut
says; Villa ,
Bel/Mae, Ill ty As \
Mose 115)1)1 a(1jested his neck tic and
Meshed the chele', frmn his trousers,
after 01)100(1111(1'safcly from a wreck near
hare yesterday, on the Chicago & North.
western road, he reflectively murmured;
"Four,'
PRESIDENT TALKS.
Roosevelt's Determined Opposition
to Dishonest Trust Methods.
1'1'010(114m n, Ail I ' a ;. p0 --n'resi-
de nt 100,-1 eh, 1i the 1(11)'"1 c f an ad-
Une„n id ('(1111)01X11 (0011) the Pilgrim
Fathers, Suitt: "Dieing the 10(.,,01 'rou-
ble will, the stock market 1 have re -
(Weed countless requests and suggestions,
public and private, that I should say
or do something to ease the sitnnition.
There is n world-wide finnneial disturb-
ance. Put jt (111(3' well be that the de -
tel titillation of the Government in w1)ieh ,
gentlemen, it will not waver, to punish
rennin malefactors of great wealth, has
been responsible for something of the
troubles at least to the extent of hav-
ing mused
raying;mused these men to ecarbine to
bring about as much 11101040) stress as
(boy possibly can in order todiscredit
the policy of the Government, to(' there-
by to 0000('0 a reversal of that policy,
so that they may” '0j0y the fruits of
their own evil -doing. Once for all, let
me say that as far as I an) concerned,
and for the eighteen months of n1y ad•
ministration, that remain, thele 01,11 lin
no change ithe policy are have steadily
pan sued, Mo let-up in the effort to 801'e
the honest ohs -cm -000e of the law, for'1
vegetal this contest as nue to determine
who 0111th rule this Government;—the
people through their Governmental
agents, 01' 11 few ruthless and determined
Hien, whose wealth makes them particu-
larly formidable, beams" the, bide be-
hind
ehind tin breastworks of corporate 01,
garization.
Thea drawing out his diary, he noted
down the location and the date, with
tiaese 100140: "Fourth time a wreck has
occurred on 111y various journeys to
speak at. the Rockford Chautauqua.
Where is the silver lining?"
With words of encouragement the
train crew and other passengers, who
1111 escaped uninjured, Mo'. Bryan joined
the line of refugees who wended their
way up tine track for more that a mile
and half.
At Belvidere lir. Bryan took a trolley
car, and made the Chautauqua grounds
behind schedule time.
The wreck was caused by the baggage
000 :inking ,r1 open switch.
WAGE FOR OLD MEN.
Resolution to Have Undesirable Strike-
breakers Hounded is Lost.
DEFIED THE COMM\IISSION,
Mr, Moncrieff Refuses to Name Cor-
respondent.
Wtnnineg, Aug. 20.—The session of the
beef commission this morning was one of
the most interesting yet held. The fact
that Mr. J. Moncrie10, managing editor of
The Tribune, appeared, charged with con-
tempt for refusing 10 divulge the mane of
a correspondent who had written a letter
1u that .paper, making positive charges
against firms supposed to be leaders of too
combine, gave added interest 10 the proceed-
ings, as thecotumissloners had previously
stated their intention to cammlt ohm to (all
If he did not give the commission the M-
7011010100 desired.
Mr. Moncrieff not only refused to give
up the name, but submitted that Mr. Hag -
gait, tho legal adviser of the eonuutsetal,
was also the lawyer of the leading firm
1)n the alleged combine, He affirmed that
the letter in question was written by a but-
cher, who feared that if Itis name was made
public he would bo crushed out of business
(1n revengo by the combine. The commission;
after consideration, decided not to commit
the offending newspaper man,
ELIMINATE EXAMINATIONS,
Teuton, N.J., Aug =The Stade 1'edci•n-
lion of Labor was called upon to -day to
consider a resolution nlstruo0000 the legis-
lative committee to seek the passage of a
hill vrhh.h would maim it the duly of chiefs
of police to Investigate the characters and
records of stlp,e'l00Q1ltets, a..(1 err ease these
should be found to be bad, to order them
immediately to lenvo the titles !n which
they : wire working -
The resolution had same sutperters, but
wn.s lost after .one of the delegates sold
that unless the law were made broad enough
to include all workingmen, It would he spe-
cial legislation and therefore u eoustitu
banal. When this view of the case was bre-
seated the enthusiasm was lessened settee-
ab
ly,
Another resolution was designated to bring
about a condition under whien am; loy(^rs
Should not be allowed to discriminate against
aged worknmen simply 001011se they could not
work as- fast as younger men This wab.
untended by the committee by rear vanendtng
that all affiliated orge.nizahons adopt a supers
((unnoted wage list fitting a rate for old men,
In that farm It was .passed.
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WANTS HIS LIFE.
Police Just in Time to Save Negro From
Hanging,
Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. 2u.—Charles Hooper,
a negro, who says he comas from New Yorlr,
was nearly lynched in Chat street 1)1 the
hill district this afternoon. He was beaten
and clubbed, and just aboutthe time he
wa0 to he "strung 0)" 0 detail of pollee
with revolvers rescued and landed Hooper In
a cell at the Centre Avenue Station Hooper,
it is charged, got 'into a flat at No. 1226
Clark street, occupied by Mrs. Cora Adams
Who sons away, but her two daughters, 11
and 14 years, respectively, were In oho
hoose. "If you scream 1')] hill you," Hoop-
er bellowed as he threw his arms around the
older girl, The other wind screamed and
neighbors rushed to the apartment. Hooper
escaped over n roof, followed by a crowd,
the girls lending the chase, and finally picked
Hooper out froa3 a crowd of negrees. Both
girls said Hooper was the man .and, the
crowd got Hooper. The arrival of the pellce
Was fortunate.
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COBALT CAMP.
Silver Leaf Adopts Striking Miners'
Plans Under Consideration for Ontario
Schools Tend That Way.
Toronto. Aug, 20.—Dr,' John Sentry
Soperinte ilent of Pdocation, stated ,yes-
tetl v th;1t nn3 changes in the courses
of st. ode for the Public or High Schools
of the Province to he Made within the
next few mouths would not in any way
distad, the sehools. Pupils and •teachers
st them
could easily atilt elves to the al-
terations. It was intimated tint 001"
end plans were being considered for in-
troduction into the schools next Septem-
ber. It will be seven 00 eight years
before these are in full dpe')tion. They
teed, Arr. Smith remarked, toward the
elimination of written examinations,
684
A black waiter was going upstairs at
a restaurant carrying t) dish upon Which
005 a roast turkey. He slipped on the
edge of a step a11d fell. Ilew were five
countries represented? The Downfall of
There Shall Be No Night There,
A. crystal sca enrboukW by mountains blue,.
Ships slowly drifting. into phantom caves;
A burning orb of glowing crimson hue,
Dropping from sight beneath the foaming
waves,
A rhnd,y curtain drawn by unseen band
Bright stars appearing with their laughing
light;
A dreamy whisper floating o'er the feud,
And unto man, to bora a restful night.
A rippling swam of living waters deep,
A tiny craft ,propelled. by spirit breath;
Fired eyelids (lasing in a peaceful sleep,
Upon the bosom of the angel Death;
A gauzy curtain Quickly drawn aside,
The flashing glory of an endless ray;
A vtston of the pleasures that abide,
And unto man is barn a perfect day, ,
Ile brave and strong' Th10 Ilfe is but the
night,
Our joys but et000 to light us on the way;
Resplendent brightness lurks just owe of
sight,
Where ransomed souls ((aide In while ar-
ray,
Death Is but day; tits. day to be with God,
'T1s day to see Hisface and hear His voice,
The body bide* Its tithe beneath the sod;
Day cane 1t forth with spirits to rejoice.
Prayer.
Almighty nlul thrice 110ly God, hum-
(
bly ;cud reverently Nee approach '1 y
10(030 Scat, \1'e are Thy subjects, 0
great King, 011d we have rebo]led+against
Time; we are '1'h} children, 0 loving
Father, and we have disobeyed and
;sieved Thee. 00'e have no hope but in
Thy mercy. No light shines upon 0111•
adarkness wave through the door which
'hon host opened. We bless Thee, most
merciful Father, that Thou hast ap-
pointed for us 0 great High Priest, who
has offered to' ',8 an eternal sacrifice,
even the S0crfice of 111msclf. 'We bless
Thee that He ever lit tie to make inter-
ecoeien for us and that He is able '10
any.+ to the uttermost.' Grant that
through' His blood we may obtain the
forgiveness of sin, nett through His
grace may be enabled to consecrate our-
sel1es.tr, the se: vice of Cod our Saviour,
Amen;
Schedule,
Coablt Dospateh:—To-day 010 Sliver Leaf
mine opened uplagain. Work will be done by
contract at union hours and by union men.
About twenty 01011 arc now employed. The
Silver Leaf was one of the minds wlildl
slgned the mine -owners' schedule.
To -day the Cobalt Halon, in the 0000010
of Robt, Roadhouse, Hobt. Kearns, Arthur
L. Botly, Jas McGuire, 04werd O'Bryno,
Woo. Hewitt and John Hopper, was served
With stnnmenses to attend at Osgeede Hall
on Thursday. They will be chargedwith
violating the inlmlctfon granted to the tlut-
folo mines Roadhouse, Dotty and McGuire
ore called upon to appear on Saturday be-
fore '1'bos. J. Bourke, local lteglstrnr of
the High Court of Justice, at the Prospect
Hotel, Cobalt, to be 0001s -examined as wit-
nesses on the pending/notion to continue the
in(unetion,
Angels' Words.
,Arise.,.1uu1 flee into Egypt. Matt 11113.
We think of angels praising, aad laden
with benefits for man, They also speak
weighty words; it is well 16111 we (01)'
hrcd.
Arise from false security and dreams
of east 'flee." Thor out precious.
Thee is danger, there is also refuge.
The manger contained the infant, born
to redeem, Thy body contains a soul
most punous, murderers are on the
track hunting for precious life. Thy .soul
is comparatively innocent as well as pre.
Mons, but evil drawetii near to darkee,
to pollute, to degrade, to destroy,. ]'Ice!
Stay not in all tie plain, lest thou be
r
overtaken and destroyed.
There 1nu(t he decision, courage, Moot -
;once, for a power more crafty, more
deadly than Herod, seeks to capture and
destroy.
Arise and sing and put a cheerful cour-
age en, fon a day is conning when angels'
word., will be heard again."They are
dead which sought the young child's
Pause and ask who lives the longest?
(loud men or bad, grace or Herod? 'there
is only one answer. A mean in a fervid
playa faceting cried, "Lord, hill the
devil." It seemed shocking; on enlm re-
flection we concluded that this is what
the Lord is doing. every day.
"'rhe wicked live not out half their
days, the triumph of the wicked is short,
tine last enemy that shall be, destroyed
he death." He overturns systems of in-
iquity and brings in the right to reign.
There is the wrath of the Lamb. It is
often e&1 essed in words, for He fights
with the words of His mouth; and de-
stroys with the brightness of His rising.
The most welcome sound on the snores
of 'the heavenly Canaan will be 'They
are dead which sought the young ('1111(1'0
1i1e."
Blessed words of the angels,
11. '1'. )tiller.
Lieunsville, Onto
THE FUSE BLEW OUT.
Three Women Injured on a Street Car
at Montreal,
Montreal, Aug. 20.—A fuse blowing
out on 0 street ear today caused a owns
bar of women to lump. As a result three
of them mem mj11Ted. 341,.' P,ritton,'
St. Henri, was hurled to the pavement
and sustained 11 bad scalp wound. -Airs,
Osten, St. Dominique street, was also
thrown to the pavement with much
fore,. She escaped with bruises and
a severe shorn Ik mit.
The third 10010011 was picked up in tin
tnewnsei(ms condition, Het right leg
was fractured, end blood was oozing
from her 11011 aol ears. Her skull was
Precious Faith.
It is "precious faith," costly in itself;
priceless in the blessings it brings. And
how does it brim them? Not by any
viotmo or wm'thieess of its own. There
is loot merit in faith; how can there be
when it comes Simply Hoisting the trust-
wrtby'i Is there anything virtuotte 111
t110 fact that we hove "fled for refuge:'
and 11,1(1' found Safety in the cleft of
the Both? No, faith is not in the least
u-c,.m uendafio) of goodness before
Gaol. It is the clasp on the life -belt
when the mala is drowning; the rest of
the resoled hi the arms that bear hien
to the shore; the standing in pence be-
hind the shield which out champion
presorts to the foe. 11 i, the very oppo-
site of merit; it is our recourse to mem
c;l. .Iry just because it is all this, it.
is ''precious' in the blessings it brings.
Cowper calls faith"the blood receiving
glace. So 11 )o, and it is the receiv-
fag grace' also for all the circle of the
blessings of God in Theist, purcl1,5ed
for ns with Ilio blood, stored tap for hs
in His fulhuss, omit -eyed to us 0(0 ills
Spirit. /lowish, there this precious
faith." lint do se, oot by ,ontinually
looking at the faith and ns i1 1(000 poll--
ing it up to see if it is knowing, Do
SO rather by oft. c) looking at its object,
and by 00Mi:wally patting faith into
ase, as y00 meet cac11 reality of life,
relying upon itim. By faith Jesus
Christ becomes, not only an outside
fact, but ar inward power to make all
things new, in y+,e and so around,—Dr.
lfo0le,
To keep flies from worrying a sick
person put a drop of oil of lavender nn
the hair or the pillow of the invalid. The
obey( Ion; 1100011 Irad with great siecess,