HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-11-07, Page 7Gone of)blessings for obedienceand pun- tone," that will stand the "fee' of -
tess,
wett for disobedience, "Their eon- the judgment? or is it "wood, lay, stub.
-a`Ieheeek - :1(;!)- science will be their Witneee, judge and ble" that Shall be "burned?" (1 Cor, 3. .
etee
tee
12-15, Al.. God to show you,
ViffpnRFIIL FLIGU'r 0,
r RUBBER HALLOO
ee..4'etle-f-V,V.Per• e3, Pat away, etc.—Prove your Men- A. C. 11. '
fzssaw
iiiiii8 ill, Oili'0. ltegin tke work or Nia-
against . your proetiss. 1 -et the heart. DARING CROOKS , Prof. Retch, of 13oston, Tells Aeronauts
ON'VI.--N,Ot so, /goy. iaoliTo te„,rs.o.d; ..00, and th.., WAS' Of OW
Wu Olill'illiilline With tin: iliVinC Wili. His Esperimentse--Has Succeeded
—I, 24; (MI we serve—The thought. of ' in Registering Temperature of . Ire
I, prouq action did not change them, Arrested in Philadelphia Last Friday Degrees Below Zero in Upper Air,
Joshua Renewing the Covenant With , i; .
The nt they understood the more Were Recently in Toronto. . —
Israel...A:oh. ost r4-26*, but only settled their minds mere f ully.
Commentary.—L Joshua's earnest eft NOW York, Nov. 4.—That a bal.
Teal (vei, 14, 15). 14, Now therelor*-- dot:ermined were they tu obey. The ser- ...--- 1 loon has reached a height of 46,080 feet
la vlafref the fact that Jehovah Jets -rice of ein is wrong, degrading, Painful,
Toronto, Nov. 4 — The photographs of and there recorded a temperature of
brought you forth with Such a mighty viestrtletive; the service of God is rioht
'' ' two daring criminals ,Who attempted a 1 1 1 1 degrees below zero was one ot the
startling statements madeln the etoirse
bane: Fear the land—Reverence, the exulting, happy, saving. there stoviee is
d I' 1 lb
10 1000 inn 0 I c mor lieerle harden •
ay ig it ro ; ery on the United States , a an ittlikt.88 ill the 1.1&l, day's session
Lord nod walk carefully before Pin. reasonable, worthy of our beet efforts,
Think of 1118 :Majesty and respect His '25. Joshua made a covenant—A eor- sub -treasury in Philadelphia lest Fri- , of the Aeronaut Congretss here to -day
authority, teed remember that Hie eye truant hae been concluded by tied on day and who were captured before they by Prof..1. Lawrence Rotelt, of the 13111e.
hillsObservatory, Boston,
is ever upon you, Always ni.alie Ilim the Sinai with Israel and solemnly ratified could get away with their booty `rue Prof. Retch i id f 1 1 • i t;
bjeet of all your worship,Veeve Him— (bxod, 10, 20). Thisecovettatit Mows
received. in Toronto yeeterday .0 0 • 1 8 expel men s
( ;••:, : Perform Iles will; obey HlMaktinnand. had renewed in the field of Sloth Went. °rid f"' , with miniature haVeetie for the purpose
E, ments, In this teldreas josliiiit 'calls their 29, 1).
i formation asked about them , of testing ale d4rents and obtaining
attention to the ninny things God had 1V. A memorlays(one (es, 28=28). In The 41110tograO8 of the men were tat 1 temperatures at high altitudes, The
' done for them. An idol etiald do nothingoons inadeof rubber and carry
these vereee„we are -told that Joshua, put once recognized in Toronto, for, strange- ball ere
ly enough, both men Mid been arrested 1 special histrunients,-; for recording the
for any one, why then diethey cling to their covenant in writing and erected a
idols? In sincerity and in truth—With- memorial stone' under en esh. This on suspicion by members of the 'Foram , distance:- trnvelled, tlr
to police force within the past ,two altitude and
out .dierpocriey, 'Ile Latin Nvonl from , Monumental stone would remind them I temperature:These instremente are at -
0 110 `sinmes
sity' co, denotes of thews vothey had made andweeks, one being discharged for lack of
be a wit- 'tacked to a parachute.'„ When at a great
'honey. withbut .va,x,i' unmixed. puritY. 114060 to future generations. God under. evideuee.ageinst him and the other, who height the hydrogen.with which the bal.
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Tito Greek Wor
.ds considered by some took to i ; make it easy for them to rement. was being held on a charge of vagrancy, .
forfeited $500 Audi and fled. loons are filled expandi to such an ex.,
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to be founded on the idea of eoleething her to do the right, and :He held then) tent that the balloon explodes, and
, ... The mart Bates is .the man who was the. . i t ., . .; ' el ' s s
helo.J.Min the rays of the sun, and pray- responsible for the fulfilment of the ,arrested on October 5 on Yonge street pante in e Lair) ng ir ins rumen s
ed t9e withont speck or flaw."—Cam. vows (het they lied tense solemn) ma add the records made on the trip fi t,
°a s
Bib, aWsly the goda-4t would scent Y de. on suspicion of being qui accompliCe In "
the recent ease of money.anatehing in down to the earth.
Illte Toronto 'branch of the Bank of Hata- When tlie balloons are' rinensed they
froMIthese,*nds that there were some PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS. -
11.1nong,,thenflilio privately leept, -the im- 1. Reasonable service.
ages or"gbds : hich had belonged to their fore, serve him" (v. 14). "Therefore—. '
"Now, th.ere-
peetreientlievietdenBt,„ triiiiel,upwards with : great Velocity for
clitinlaLdianStD1 ureWat'll,tsrlecognizod
' of i- abontiftvo hours, and then retrain nea '.
forefathers.,,,T s gods which their fore. will we also serve the Lord" (v. 181.. ' lete "titlenovy Mr ;II -lettere Mier befoile;
,s -Ni
',hint as an :Arnerinan :crook, known as ..., ' • Tho' . .
fathers witieth.ped were (II the ,god e of - Juelina's call and the people's chokes 0 y xplode, desceet of the payee
the Chaldean, They worshiped -fire, light were based upon a review of what God IleillY Burk, ;aline ;Billy Ilia IV,d, '
" eltu'iteerequires'about an hour MOie The
and sun and . made gods. to fitit). .,(2) tot.1 done for them. So we 'who are Ili Mg in. Toronto, an& he VIL& aceerdieg.
1 west flight of an One of the lidlooiti'
The images worshiped by the Egyptian -a' leptifledeby faith," because "Chriet died y arrested and searched, He pre the m , ;„ ,, 3. ' s
name of Ireland to the detectives but W"8 1" inn"'
which ever° the ape, serpents, vegetablee, fu„ 110" (Rom. 5:1, 8), are free from sin, wee released for lack of evidence. e
--
etc. The inhabitants of Canaan also wor- ilin delivered from this body of death The other man under arrest in Phila. ing the spread of :melt pests, hnally
shiped idols, which would become it snnye (Boni. 7:24), are Janke "no Condemna. delphia is one of the trio whom Detee- ' WITHOUT \WARNING. kitten passed embodying penalties for
the deputation desired some rigid legis.
'to Israel unless they put 1000Y all hew tion," Inc whom there is no separation 'tire Richard Tipton arrested et Bolton ,
hen: ivorship, Joshua saw that they , (Rom
Si I, 35-301r ,m,,say that otirs i.5 Fah. on October 0, He had them placed ' — morning factory proprietors kneeing
scaly fruit into the country. The delega-
and nee idols, Beyend the Rive). (IL ''1II, Sincere service, "Serve him in silk iharge of vagrancy while the criminalTHUR WAREHOUSE
; J. W. Smith, Winona; W. E. Biggar,
--That is, beyond the Euphrates, in Me,' cority" iv, 14),' Christ has "chosen us,. reeords w _
were being searched, but being ' .
Winona, and E. J. Woolverton, Grioleby.
. .
released on *500 bell etteh they all fled.. , 51r. Pettit said that the import:Glen
INFECTED PEARS.
INStECTOR SENT; TO PREVEN.
SPREADU.:
OF' D15."..8E.
Proposal to Boil the Pears—Deputation
of Fruit -Growers Ask That,Diseased
Fruit Be Not Allowed Into Canda—
Penalties for Canning Factovies.
Toronto, Ont., Nov, 4 — (Special).—
An inspecter was selected by Hon. 11r,
Monteith, the Minister of Agriculture,
this afternoon to proceed to Grimsby
and take charge of the five earn of pears
infected with, the San Jose Seale, eeized
On Saturday. Ile„had been instructed to
treat the Riot in such it way as to ure.
vent the scale spreading. As a result of
the importation of the fruit into the
Province, it has been suggested that the
pears be placed in boiling water for five
minutes. will deetrey the parasite
and may not spoil the frait. The des-
truction of crates which eontained the
fruit and the fumigation of the ;tars is
desired.
-,The new inspector will also visit other
points in the Province where. it is
ported infected fruit has been taken.
A deputation of fruit 1,nowers waited
on the :Minister of Agrieulture this
morning. They wish the 1)) 11114'! author-
ities to take preliminary 10011001 cs to
prevent tli(( entry of diseased fruit into
Canada , The Oat aria Depart men t wa s
asked. ter confiseate such fruit on its
•entry into the Province, and to provide
for the inspection of imported fruit, and
canning factories with a view to events
could hot be sinters in divine worsa inP "reassemble service." ' in Woodbridge jail on the nominal ' NINE MEN BURIED IN PORT All , tion included J. P. Pettit, of Griaaby;
opotarma and in Ur, the, an : of r . tlirit. we should be holy and without
ham's na,tivity. blame before him, in love" (Eple 1:4).
15, ILA seem evil—If it &nein unwise ' "Me want to help you," her baby girl
OT inexpedient. Choose you, eta —Like said to Margaret pottome, as she was
Elijah ea Carmel (1 Kings 10, 214), Jos- puffin,' dawn the carpet. So the neither
hon calls upon the people to at once de. gave fier the saucer ,of tacks to hold.
cide as to whom thtrwould serve, They But presently the tiny bands grew line
had been harboring 'mole (v. 23) and steady, the saucer fell, and the tacks
in
worshiping them secret, while opensjat
ly
lay tered upon the carpet. 11 seem,
professing to serve God, It Wail high time ed the mother was hindered instead of
for this to cease. The whole hope of the litl ied SIR, looked at 'the grieved lips
natiem depended opon ,a Whole-heitrted lieltd
e 'All 'and kissed them into smiles
eerviee of Jehovah, There was no good of .' r .' I .
Quiekly into her heart came the thought
reason for them to defer the anatter a,
single moment". AS, for ine and my houne 1 of her imperfect service for God.and kis
--Joshua is outspoken.'„Hie decision WW1 hiring acceptance of it, and afterward
made many years before Allis. "He alrelating the incident she said, "Baby did
so resolves for his family, ' his "bliildren , help mother better than she knew." God
and servants, rind 91101 as were' under I tants sincere service es blameless, coy.
his care and influence and protection,' 'Errig all its imperfections with the man -
Though lie was a ruler; Joshua did not ,f';(12 ") mother leve' If we writ he blame.
Oneglect family, 'religion. He $penks ' go3 '040 here (Phil. 2;15) lie will present us
though there might be 00106 of his pth4:fit if I 1,1 ess there (Jude 24).
ple who would:turn to idol worshiplifit ! 1(1 True service. "Serve him..., in
in his household he would not perrniV tretli" (v. 14). A tiny boy Wiliii having
idolatry. He gave them Ids decision and ; e11111 " good time with his blocks when
i example before receiving their reply." ' ilk mother said, "Come, dear, it is time
II. Israel's Solemn Promise ' (vs. to put the blocks away and get ready
15-1$). 16, People answered—Through for bed." "011, mamma," begged the
I their leaders, and by hearty ,acelahn , child, "let me stay a little longer—just
I on their part the people ieraedsed • tell the clock strikes again." It only
fidelity to Jehovah. God forbitPeThe emitted fifteen minutes of seven, so the
force of the original is that MO g mother said, "If you will stop cheerfully
course would be a "nrpfane thing" to when the clock strikes I will let you
them. Forsake the Lord—This shows
that they IIVW consider themselveis ne
belonging to God. What Over may
'have been their sins they wore not
ready to forsake the service of Je-
hovah. • They reply with firmness,
leaving no room for doubt, "Joshua
did everything possible to confirm
their..decision and "to- render it .en-
' during: That brought us—Sonie rea-
sons are now given 1010 1011 led them
•te make this decision: 1. God had do-
ta, 'vered them from Egyptian bondage.
, The "great signs" wrought in the
nd. 3, Their preservation for forty
years in tho wilderness. 4: The ex-
pulsion of the Amoritesk
18. Therefore -will we also—joshua
would not be perniitted to stand
alone in kis choice, for they were 01
the same mind, and would claim the
same God with him. They would not
break the vows which they had made.
III. A Covenant Made (vs 19-25),
ID Ye cannot serve the Lord—Yo can-
not in your own strength,. while still
clinging to your idolatry,' and with
hearts unregenrated, Joshua did not
intend to suggest an impossibility,
and the people did not so understand
it, for in the versos „following they
commit themselves unreservedly to
the service of Jehovah. An holy God
—FIe is holy in his ell:erecter, and
will not allow his people to be defiled
...,' by any impure worship. A jealous
., God—He 15 altogether unlike the gods
of the nations around, and if they
would serve him they must make him
the highest obect of their love and
devotion. Will not forgive.... your
sins—Rather, will not pass by your
sins as if taking na notice of them.
—Gray. He will not tolerate sia. "The
explanation is, that while God is
forgiving to the truly penitent, he
vigorously punishesall incorrigible
sinners,'—Whedon,,)
20. Then he will God is unalter-
„':.' ably fixed in 11J attitude teivard sia,
toictrd the (''40)) (nt simar and toward
the rightvoirs, Ile never cliatmes, but
as we change He assumes differeht atf
tudes toettnd us, 00,4000 10 ourselves
bit different relations 10 Dim. See Jer.
18, 7-10, Do you hurt, etc.--Thgy could
tot deny ttod',( roodients to Clem, bul.
He had inade a few and if they trans-
gressed the wrath of God would certain-
ly fall mem them. They fixed their own
punishment. Consume—Punish them se-
verely. 21, We will serve the Lord—
They understood ,Teshea's meaning, and
declare they will not cause God to turn
and do them hurt. Whatever lie re.
quires, at their hand, they pledge them-
selves, to be obedient. They protniso to
put from among them anything; that
hinders God from having their best af.
I ! Collapse of Mayer Clavet's New Beild- the scaly pears into. the Pi -evince.
ARE THEY PREFERREO? ing, With Disastrous Results—Ow ; Melt has been fighting the parasite for'
had caused tt. etorn indig-
Withdrawing Shareholders of the' York Foreigner Killed and 5010081 0010 o: "110111i1
1:101'lle district. Since On Crinetv
Suffer Injuries ---,Tinsmith and
+1•11111,011,111.9iTi.
Loan Ma e Claim.
keeper Have Narrow Escapes—
pole, iersiiined the he, : qeSterday of -
Teronao, DeezellefiKeolge ;,Ki..ip. Money Loss Heavy.
—
ttlic e e':;111(1,,ellatiloGf 0,111710'3';141r5°eIldlelt iielle
. , , , A Port Arthur despatch: Without a
of with'efrawal primOo the ale of the moment's warning Mayor Claret's new
receiving orders, , floar and feed warehouse. collapsed 'about
5 30 tl is evcnin burying nine mil) men
The contention of the claimants i8 ' ' 11,
time having complied with the bylaws in the debris, one of whom, tut unknown
which provides for the payment of with- foreigner, was leilled. Five others, in-
drawals in the order they were 100015'. eluding Charles Waltz, a plumber, were
ed, they are preferred creditors. This is seriollsie' injured, Waltz having a jeg
opposed by the lirmidator, fuel the gen. broken. Prompt work of hundreds of .
nal body of shareholders, who r0100 the citizens in the rescue no doubt prevented
question of the solvency of the company other futalitieh,
previous to the date of the winding up. 'I'. Daggett, a tinsmith, and his helper, ,
18 they succeed in their contention there who were at work on the roof, escaped
will be a great deal of subdividing in with slight injuriee, as did also James
this class (No, 4), Langton, _Mr. Ciavet's bookkeeper, ;who
During its lust year $250,000 was paid was in the office of the building. Mime.
out in trithdrawals. , diately after the collapse hundreds rash-
': - e ed to the scene to assist in the work of
LOST HIS SEAT, rescue, and all of the men were quickly -
— 'removed. Although darkness interfered
Narrow Escape of Steeplejack 125 Feet considerably with this work, lanterns ,
in Air. were hung and electric lights strung
' 1 melon Ona , Despatch—A steeple- around to enable the rescuers to make -
play on." . He promised, It seemed only jack, named Reynolds, had a- IIIIICTOW
Mil/lite to the busy block -builder when escape from death this morning while
the clock on the mantel told the hour engageditt painting the steel Stack ae
of seven, The dear child looked up in the London Rolling741111s. He Was up
surprise, shut his lips tight, drew'a long is feet 111 the air waking with his
breath, and then said as cheerfully as 110 brush when, as he leaned over the seat,
could, "I didn't think -it would strike so the strong wind blew it from him,
soon, but I roust keep my truth." Quick as a flash he grasped the rope
IV, Voluntary service. "Choeee" (v. by' which his assistant sends up su(0-
15). God's claim to IsrEtel's service was plies and down this he slid with great
linseit upon sonship, "Israel is'hny son, speed. The coat sleeve was tem off and
even my first-born; and let my son bus arm badly burned by the friction
gee that he miry serve me" (Exod. 4.. against the rope. Had he not been
22. 23). God. never oompels, lle cow able to grasp the rope Ile would have
strains (Deut. 30. 15, 2 Cor, 5, 14), Is- fallen to the roof, 65 feet below.
Mali would never have been the prophet _-
of the Most High had lie not said, "Here ONTARIO'S HEALTH.
an I, send me" (Ise. (1. 8), Paul would
never have been shown his service of Reports From 68o Divisions for Month of
suffering had he not said, "Lord, what
September.
wilt thou have me to do."
V. Personal service. "Choose 3Ott" (v. Toronto, Nov, 4—The report of the
15). God's call is to individuals. David's Provincial Health Department for Sep.
word to the "congregation" was, "Who tember shows that 080 divisions rept.-
then offereth willingly to consecrate smiting a. population of 1,020,000 made
himself this day unto the Lord?" (1. returns, They gave 1 total of 2,060
Chron, 25, 5, R. V.), The Spirit's call deaths from all causes for the month,
to the "ehurebes" is, "He that hath so rt. rate 01 12.0 per 1,000 compared with 2, -
ear to hear let him hear" (Rev. 2. 11). 3S1 (teethe in a reporting population of
"He that overcome)]. . to him will 1 2.070,000 in September last year, The
give power" (Rev. 2. 26),
returns show slight increases in email.
VI. Immediate service, "Now, there- pox, scarlet fever and diphtheria, and
fore. ,choose you this day" (vs. 14, 15), a, marked deerease in typhoid fever. Con -
"Remember now thy Creator" (11eel, sumption elaimed 129 victims warp:ire:1
1), "Now is the accepted time..., notv with 115 In SePtembev, 15011.
is the day of salvation" (2 C,or. 0, 2). A r
mother stood beside the open grave of NEW NORWEGIAN CABINET -i
Iter only child. As the clods fell upon
the coffin she threw herself upon her Premier Forced to Resign Owing to 111
knees and looking heavenward , cried, Health.
"Lord Jeifie, I give myself to thee here
and nowt "Wbatsoover thy hand find- Christiana, Nov. 4 -- M. Michelson
eth to do, de it" (Ecel. 9..10). They the Premier, resigned to -day on ac -
found on the fly leaf of a little boy's meant of ill -health, which led to the re -
Bible after he went to heaven, "1 take signatioa of the Ministers of Pub -
Clod this day to be my Gokand nu fool- lie Werra and Justice, King Haaken
Mg about it." later made the following appointments
Vii. Deliberate (service, "Choose._ G. Loveland. Premier and 111inis-
whom ye will serve." There can be no ter of Foreign Affairs; 51. Bredal,
compromise. If heathen gods are really 'Minister of Justice; Captain Dawes,
better, serve them. Count'the cost (Luke Minister of Defence; Magnus It -Metre- tog, 01111 the inuglars after gaggin, and • d f ,1 .
Ac7leint g "° issue' of life.
1,1. 2S). linow the worst. Face the cinss. sem Minister of 1' 011110101 Berge, Mounted Police Corporal Sent After binding a young clerk item NVe are, waitino here until that larger.
a thorough search of the ruins for pos-
sible victims. •
The building WIIS a three-storey solid
bekk, 120 by 33, end had only been
completed at a cost of 518,0110. The
stock of flour was being carried in when
the necident occurred. An investigation
will be held.
•
t
COLOR LINE.
COMMANDANT SYLVAIN NOT'AL-
LOWED IN MONTREAL HOTELS.
Strong Protest; From the Visitor, Who
is a Doctor of Laws in Paris, and
Aide -de -Camp to Emperor Menelik
of Abyssinia,
:Montreal, Nov. 4.—"Tt absolutely
otliom and scandalous that in it country
imbued with the generous traditions of
Fealice, and which claims to he under
tito Ellgl hill law, reputed to lin AO liberal,
people can adopt principles so retro-
grade, as those width are still prevalent
111011g the upholders of the slavery sys-
tem in the southern States." 'Ills in-
d,gitalit outburst ;was made in one of
'Montreal's hotels hy commandant Bot-
h.) Sylvain, a doctor of law of the fac-
ulty a Paris 1111(1 aide-de-eamp of his
:Majesty the Emperor Meilen]; of Abys-
sinia. on being informed that he could
not be, admitted as a. guest of the hotel
because he was a gentleman of rotor.
Interviewed afterwards, Commandant
Sylvain said he had come to Canada to
hold a series of meetings regard to
the social nplifting of.the colored TRW'S,
a e ork in which lie had taken the ell
thitive, and which he was pursuing with
all his power. Ke feels very indignant
at la tug barred from the local hotels.
TO CAPTURE BILL MINER.
tout had been announced reports 11111
b,.. received of the arrival of similar
d feint nt Si. Catharines.
OST RUDDER.
Kaiser 'helm DM, ase Was
With Pr ,allers.
Plymoutit, ,,g., Nev. 1.:. --,The North
German Lloe I, steamer Oar Wilbehn
der Grosse, ft e New Yerl., Get. for
'Bremen, by wee of Plymouth and Cher-
bourg, errived sere at 9.30 this mail-
ing, tied- report,- ' that the Hos of her
rudder occurred. hen she was two and
a half days outeerom New York, while
a fierce storm-. wee raging. She steam-
ed the balance of tt; trip ,biiPlymouth,
1,750 iniles, steere, by her t propellc
alone. Iter eonenaeder, Captain Polack,
remained incessantly on the bridge and
did not have any sleep until the, steam-
er reached the English elm»el. Pe.yond
a delay of thirty hours in reaching this
port Ole passengers of the Kaiser Wil
helm (ler Grosse were in no way discern,
=tied and she left Ply: oath for Cher,
bourg this morning, wi,,:ont any as.
sistance,
SAVE T4 GAME.
Hamilton Deputation Protests
e'A T-ei
6,aivl'a:,n:.FEAST
.
WOtwoareth'utul04011tl
To.ttbet!,,
Whe"eneewubu"°:twlitr'
11 aeeies:Inetetee::
21tmyboya,dgir.ttar,4
eotheeasend:ese
And one dearer than °vs the children
Item passed througn ..ho; 88 einri
I'm wonting my bairag for '1„k5gis,1,1
I thought last nighquala lay
Awake ta my tied at4rigitelting
For the breaking theedaY,
Hew my heart would 144 In gleaner,
If a letter should come this morn
To lay that they could not leave us he.
Zo:kbeR,r,citthe feast forlorn,
Is men, so I hear,
And i
Sanalet eon, In Dakota, ,
'11 never let want approach us,
gave the waMing of him near;
Jaek In San Pronely°,
And Edward over the sea,
And only my little Jessie
la biding at home With tne,
Oh 1 the Ilahor Unto for a mother
Is when her bairns are small,
And Into the nursery beds at night
8he tucks her darlings all. .
When the wee ones are about her,
With gleeful noise and pry,
And she hushes the tumult with a sinne,
Iler brood beneath her eye.
ntlt e mother must bear her burden
When Iter babes are bearded men;
On 'change, or in the army,
ecratching with a pen
In some banker's dusty ottlie.-4;
As Martin. Is, no doubt—
A mother mat bear' her berths
And learn to do v.i.bout.
I know the Scripture teaching,
To halt and help the blind.
And the homesick and the desolate
At the festal hour 'In mind.
Of the Mt and the sweet a portion
I'll send to the poor man's door,
Rut I'm sveeryine Inc my ohOaren
'Po aft at my board endo more.
I toll you, Jessie, my darting,'
This thins for moiler ancIpelf,;
.It takes the heart front life, der,
It robe a man of litrasett,
This old bleak hillside: hamlet,
That apnea its hoya away..
Ilarr a 11611( 00 claIM them back, dear,
to thio Thardirgiving Day.
Shame an my.'Prollahlrettings 1
- Mere ate letters, a perfect sheaf I
Open them quickly, dearest ; ;
Ah, me ; "ris boYend
sty ship and by traln they're, hosting,
Rushing along on the way,
Tell the neighbors that all my ottldren
wit: be here Thanksgiving Dag.
—Margaret songster, In The Standard.
REMEMBER ETERNITY. !
If eternity is simplY4mie
ly prolonged into the future, how 08.0
any one remember it? We 'can't re-
member the future. Memory has to de
with the pa:et, with something that bits
already touched our life: If we are to '
remember eternity accordingly, it meet "I!
be Nat as uelb ars future add must al-. ,
ready be near our life, as indeed it
For eternity no indefinite hue, .11t .' • • ,:.
is above all time. It is thneleas life,
the life that is above change, and de-
oay, above all evil' and aia. "This is
Amid life," said Jesus, "thitt they.
might know The, the only true God,
and Jesus Christ Whom thou haat sent,"
08 course, we can only think in terms
of times and space, because these ideas
condition all our life, But. in God there
is no space and there is no time, All is p
always present to Him. Andre life
that la in Him is, also above all the limi-
tations of this earthly life, To be sure
we must, while we are hers, live the life -
of God and have the knowledge of God
, in our bodies and under the conditions
of space and time, And, accordingly; •e;
we cannot talk,,of the eternal life and of .
Against Foreign Invasion. eternity without using ideas and words'. .„
r' which -belong to time and space; But
' we need to remind ourselves that theee'''.
are only figures of speech, and that the
reality far and beyond them.
Tho language of John in his .epistle,
is very careful language. His distine,,;,:.
Om is not primarily between whatla
present and future, lint between the.
world and God, That Is the choice be- ;
tween the present and the future, but it •
is that because it its much more. It is -•;-
the choice between the unworthy arid
the worthy, the low and the high, the
transient and the enduring, between the
fatal ehoiee of the world's fleeting joys,
and that living connection with God in
he doing of His which relates men
the aydi*.
We do;Witirelf/iglit, however, when,
r gutiffilpg Selves in these ways
hinot eds, we think of the
To and ail* duty to prepare fur the
e, Beyon'd Otto life here there '
, I .
Toronto, Ont., Des. -:-. (Special.) —A-,
deputation representing the milton
bra neh of the Fish and Game Ass Mien
waited. on lion, Dr. Reatnne, the A ister
of Public Works, this snorntng. , was
composed of President Thomas Upton,
Vice -President D. Barnard and Secretary
Ilendrie These gentlemen called
the attention of the Minister to the
feet that game was destroyed both in
season and out of season foreigner*
in the province who carried firearms mil
Sundays as well as week days, and shot'
at all kinds of birds. They also pro-
tested against the shooting of game, par-
ticularly doer, by unlicensed hunters,
especinlly a long the line of the varieue 'a
railway lines. Those men sell deer, it eg,
is said, to unsuccessful license holders. .fut
The delegation was t old that the At- fat
torneyeeenernl's Department was eo- an e trance waitieg Jer us into the e
operating with the game and fisheries eel 1 e, which weelyethere under ny
authorities to etop emir breaches of the limita, ions, and shalOive there i ;Ter.
law. fect ..I.reedotiv. And our loved one
- t have gone before are waiting,fer us eie:"
AFRAID TO BLOW SAFE. in what Jesus himself called His. the:. '
er's house t,f many Manger/18.1n tha '
and peace we shall work with God
serve Him, That life there is the w le
of which this life is a part and th,
who reject what it offered them of
hero linee rejected the passibility of 1
there so far as we may know 00 o
Burglars Visit Hudson's Bay Store at
Fort William.
Fort William, Nov. 4 — The lludson's
13,1v stole Wil8 robbed yesterday :norm
There ate trials and temptations hi sem, .tlini.iter of Public Worsliii. le nein
, Noted Desperado. who sh;eia en premises. pre511-J. (sett begin, ion we aro not "only'
blow. the SE re. '111,'Y &Lied- Li" waitine 1,-'," 1,t , tine sense we are
ing God, but it pays. Then choose. lake ; been:lane was enlister o ltoretienr
a blank sheet of paper. Rule it. Write Affairs in the last Cabinet. The cc
God's name above one column and Sat- construction of the Ministry lute no
an's name above the other. Weigh de- pelitical significance.
liberately, impartially, each service.
1Vrite honestly It one column ,the reasons THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL FINE.
why you should -serve God and in the
other all the reasons why you should
serve Satan. Then deliberately determine Company WM Poiy the 925,0211 'Assessed
to serve God. Write your name to it by Judge Riddell. „.
and stand by it.
VIII. Holy service. "The Lord....is Detroit, Nov. 4—The Michigan Cem
an holy God" (v, 19). If you choose to tral Railway has decided 10 pay the
serve, it must be in His way. In the 125,000 fine imposed by Mr. Justice 111(1-
11015 of the priesthood we .,'v, dell for the carelessness that caused the
hall be holyfor I 0,10 11 1 " (Le • 11 explosion of dynamite at Essex; Ont,
44). He must have n, hely service. "Be This statement was made by Mr. Hen.
feeteone 22. Vntnesses against your. ye clean that hear the vessels of the ry 1tilas0, counsel for the road,
selves—They had decided roi.d publiely Lord" (Lev. 10, 2, 10; Isa, 52. 11), Is "We pleaded. guilty and we will pay
promised to obey, secepting!the eendi. your service "gold, silver, precious the fine," he declared,
Winnipeg, Nov. Miner, the
Amernian train • robber, who escaped
from the penitentmry at New West -
is b01140111 to a fugitive
in the fastnesses to norrit'ast
Prince Albert. Some time ago the
news re,ched here that Miner had
been seen ip the vicinity of the miss,
and Wit& said to he making for the
hills. He 'was armed henvily,,aad
those who 'saw him are reasonably
sure of his identity.
The commandinre'officer at Prince Al-
bert sent orders to Corporal Monday.
who is on detachment at Cumberland
Rouse, to proceed to the pass and cap-
ture Alines. dead. or,alive. The corporal
left for the scene of his investigations
about a week ago.
in the door, but for some unknown vett- for that is our reel life, and this is. only
. ,
ts 01,11111, , perliodbail,),I,ei, ,fest-co. iohf, ii(txtil,;ia,c),tiiNn,g; I: tolu,:»-
consists in present duty and work, and
preparation for it. But the prepiration
i1n:110y did not obtain the uomoy i'•1 faithful devotiOn to our tasks, within the
the vault. Wrenn managed to net be ms limitations of'.I' 'this present life, The
from his fastenings andcalled the poliee. best spirit in evhieli to fulfil those tasks
is the spirit of Waiting for Christ and for
So far no arrests have been matle.
It , te the everlasting, life.-- TO those who wait
for Ilim and it. Owe, will cortin
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of their patent rights, making General Mr -fields should beta
Crozier, chief of ordnance, the defendant, shaker well.