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414774.4. 41VP C9AfiV8MIS ' SAFETY OF BUG ON,
Most important Measute which
beim introduced during the pre- REV, DR, TALMAGE TBNDER8 WEN
lesselou of Parlienient is the bile SOME 0000 ADVICE•
✓ dividing the wIde area over whieh
• Zoilelon Oottnty Commit now bee
earlerdatiou into. I lens nem"
✓ of munielpalitio, each' of whieh
111 Menage its local oolecirrus, while
he,-Oeunter Council :will ow:Whim to
°are for their 4011006e% interests, In
eerier te ceMpreleend the •bestring of
this Innovation, it meet be well lo roe
call the divers ways in which the Bri-
tish metropolis bee bon governed dux-
ing elm hurt half eenterY$
e The historic Cite ot tendon ekroper
new" a's it bag long been, controlled
be a corporation consisting- of a May-
er Mad Alderraell,'WhIO centinue to ad -
Minister the revenue of the large en-
dowments. The reat ot what De Quin-
cey ukked to call the " nation," of Low.
don, was origin,ally an aggregatiOn of
boroughs and Parlehes, *melt 10eallY
antonomous. These political entities,
whIch had nothing in common 'but
contiguity, „were first dealt with cm-
Prebenetvelr in 1855 by the Metro,
Was ManageLient get, which created
Metropolitaie Beard ot IV'orka. an&
elongated to it certain general tune -
411.01.1.
. Weere Ank hoer or lave elves* Pitme 1* -
10143-'llioneande or nen •filet en
Ivrea% Trock-Tite Serionntese Groves:
Sul WI.10-41$10ler or the First mod*
nein anoceee--No Nen Potent* the lie -
~elate**. end Unite or 1,111»-,Milio
irelitte Oat the Tree War to Lire 6$4
A de.epatelr from Washington, MOW. --
Rev. DA Talmage mantled frone the
following text: -"Is the young man
Abealom safee"-2 Sam. zeal. 82.
The teve greet Oarecteristios Of Ab-
salom were worldly ambition and %tien-
t . y met e wart de aee
by the second hung. He was a bad
boy, and. broke his old, father's heart.
He wanted. to get his father's throne,
and, ao he goes out, stira ineurreo-
tioto and Mates a great battle. 310001-
wbile the father 'sleek in the door •of a
fortress waiting for the neWs tO acerte,
ti.:92,ps win or Abolora's troops win, but
not °hien anxious ea to 'vvhether his
' chiefly anxious about the, safety of
his son. While the eld Man is sitting
there -end -looking oat, he streathe dust
arising and some one running with
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qua; Th'e Saute act. established through.
ou the metropolitan area administra-
aye vestries end distriot. boards a
works, whose busineas it Was to attend
to tocial matter% The very different
degrees. of efficiency 'with which lo.
oat duties were performed caused wide-
' sPread dissatiafitotton, Whicb led, in
1888, to the passage of the Legal Gov-
ernment act. By this law, a popular.:
eteeted, CouotY Council was .substi-
tuted for tire Metropolitan Board of
-171torki; hut contrary to a euxreot
not only the .historie corporation 04. the
City of Loudon proper, but a/so'
other existingi local authorities, Were
lett virtually untouched. While. this
was theoreticallY truer the Progressive
majerities in the County Council have
inceesantly endeavored to increase their
powers at the expense of -the vestries
and district- boarde, end have tend-
ed teliring about en e.xtreme centraliz-
ation, the nItimate .reault Of which
would be the effaceMent of the • ves-
tries, and evert- the absorptien ef the
City of toedon proper.
The bill introduced in the present
sessioO is the outcome of a decided re-
antion against the centralising ten-
dency. It leaves to the County Coun-
cil most of the collective. powers which
the ackt; et 1888 intended to bestow up -
'on tt, but effeetually debars it &in
acquiring .any -others( by. creating a
large number of ratinicipalitiSs, whieh
are to have exolueive coOtrol of . their
local• cencerns. The bill defines the
areaS of thirteen administrative Yee-
' • tries and school district board wineh
are to beconie " ntunicipal boroughs."
oleo revivee the ancient pity pf West-
, ininstegr which will have a population
, J.80,000 and *ill include ode places
"'"--.tri Mayfair, BelgraVia, tits present
Westminster, the Strand and St. Mar-
• tili's-in-the-Pield. Commiseionere are to
be appointed to delimit similar bor-
oughs throughout the remainder - of
London, under the restricticin that
each shall have a poeuiation between
.100,000 and -400,000. The Council of each,
borough is to consist of a Mayor, Al-
dermen and Councillors ;• the number
of its members, however, must not ex-
- oeed seventyetwo, whereas; at preseot
•sornieof the vestries have 120. •
great despatch; but 'he canna wait
until be gets up to the beams. The
old man orles out at the top of his
voice; "Haire you. heard from ray boy/
1,30,*
the time of sortie. greet bushiest* &Wise Might, ao well and out * ship oil, THE SUNDAY SC11001, render him eny Orr/Ice,. end that they
ter, wheu hie soul *auk witbin hiMt taln witheeit eny oktrpenter, or tool', $ might now °moult thelr own safety."
and hie mind elmest dropped from Its or °etre frontage. As long art the nee 9. See John 17.12. "No doubt, ae the
throne , -yet after the duns, awl toils, wee smooth, the oaptein. would get evangelist inetrizete Uti by referring. to
end anneyerices, end ineults of the along very well; but, eftet awhile, INTSUATIONAle LESSON, KAY 14t, tbekee werds, it Wall OUr 1,order pitying
day, he went to hie home and shut the when the sheep le caught 14 the teeth
r "" rose • 0 Ill •••• Cara fOr their wealtness Anti fear
door againet the world ot ttalaY/Moel ota northeaster ; crash! goal therareetek 'sheerer metre ele rind 4 tee tt g se wee which guided hint in peoviding for their
and, there, amid the sweet home voleee and the ;tea (bushes clear over the bur- .
of those who had never betraeed hem, eicane deck, and the captein cries out: ha gottleei Text. Nee. 08, le . etiTtapttelkrefealtir shtobitrd blieve aMloUr a 117014.
found ti fOreteete of that heavea where e Where is the carpenter 1 Where are
x0.......AL Had they followed, him to the judge
polies never oeme. Why., he 'aerate the Mole l' Where are the ropey!" Whur vt:roe rtaa1070 wort:. Zallii:;0rde.00e... vae.teccitIbulrelto, Hilke rater, 000 Luke 22.01,
misfortune. lIe gayer "She won't be
dered to tell hie wife ot the bluenose it le prepoteroue for us to /Wane
youpg men en life with the idea, that tained in the thirtee th f t nth meet-hele, like Pa_ter, therMight leave
able to endure it." But when be wae they are going to leave it stilooill all 10, A fuller aceeunt of the incident
n , enr ee ,
fifteenth, eixteenth, *and seventeenth
elorapelleel to telt` her, how eurprise4 he the way, Tbere will be storms. You
e men house as tu a urge house; aod lot war was oyer, woe people csraa his clikkolples. Where he and they Were John mentions the lian.le4 Ot t/ile eater&
was tO find that ehe was ea happy in want extra covdage f hnow who our chopters of john. Ile went forth with
after the piano went, she could„ 0011 back witholit a wretch or a soar, but
at itoy point in these teaohin a can-, Then should be "therefore ' - fore-
Atii iitgttt.h260,04,51,r004t., NoneavvainuggeallestwobrUat.
POinted to in this verae is to be found
eing without the accompaninzent a. thtat it not so in the greet battle of II
not be certainly said. They went from slatie
welt as ebe ever eang xtee Which it was unlawful to have on feast
"'Teems, lover ot toy gout, , ' life; we get wounded in the hands,
daye. It haa been auggeeted by Dr.
Let me to Thy boom flee . end wounded in the .feet, and wound- lee
•••••8 auPPer roorg Mit into the moon -
While the Weems near Me roll, ,, I heart. No man esoapeseput now what
ed: in the head, and weureted in the
!Mind recorded by Liike explains
IMO mirinight. Some embolus oonjece, Westeott that the healing of the
tux° that Jesus spent two or three
. Willie .the tentliest atilt le nigh; . are You goleg to do with YoUr first r r' esteape trom arrest. •
tilde' inef 0 My Sevioirr, hide,
Tilt the storm ef life is pest, Borrow t My young brother, the waY, quiet hours with bia disoiplee In the ei Th
Whioh were °Pea at given ia. Ti 1.70:10flit,te rl, obradtt
0 reoelee my Keil at last," other 'sorrows of life. It Is the first
Yon got through your firet marrow will temple courts,
decide whether you. can endure the night during pessever week; in any prayer in the
Safe Into the haven guide,
garden, whioh, howevee
blow that sende men to drinking to oses, they had a long walk through the john does net record, as mine of the
eter had droweily half heard t
There have been Christian mitten other evangelists record this sa
drown their trouble% or quit knooke er7ketige east,reetts orgbonew of° the egrneeawt 31E:r.ityer a few minutes beiore,
eet t hi hi h h Yigi
blee sanetifie ..ce ent hat they
wha nave' " nria.:14,etht clolatin °DN.- th'e fir t f them until elhee root a
(See not
could get more raw" eat.pt a aiming wofhtzbeits: trig (Iwtheeigyhigro irrwtheat axert:4;
The brook Ocdron. only Matt. 26, 89; Mark 14, 86; Luke
. "went forth,"
Maehine than ever before in their
A muuster at the.ossosi 04rue into a aliwned the store. Who la 'that under- of -Cedare." Nearly all ravines in Fai- ad
oommeroial establiahMent ? He once "The Meek Ravine," or "The Ravine 22, 42; but also .Exek. 23, 3,t7 ,Thilfh, ea,
lg. Then. "Therefore. or "so;" as a
life they could get out of a piano, .
. minpxy AND DESTITriv nee
- -fee', - tory, When thee firatl4sorrokev came he 'ea
. ng in thet great manufanturing es-
tablishenent re Et ono owl ed the face
now a eteep, narrew, pebble bottomed oillitt.re'be; ohett,i's
c... winter, xhe ca.:Iran, ar xideen, is tonsequence of Peter's resistance, The
(ratite: are dry in sum er b t torrents
iti , ti
heMe where the a
re w s great •
anci it wad genetally Supposed that the - fell, hexing ao grace to atistain hinit A eau:Iran' ?Iti
Poveiety came trom the fact that these and he never rose up -never will rlip• Vall0Y, with cultivated itrips of land e.ettaionoca'n:aurdgeirn,„alzitlitear°y' tribuene;"
.peoPie, had niarried too early; and, ofr, PerhaPe your first trhuble may ,Pe...andefoothatli.s.orosaing it it irieghlai "1
ter the minister had looked around up. bereavement, Gocl sometimes °examinant. , 'leers Of the Jews.' Jewish p
n "lart--0(fit,
iii.rvabs. Once in a while it is filled.
on the ntter want and deetitution and takes a lamb out of the fend, Reeve , cers who guarded the terapie. Bettund
the first -borne I have Seven' broth- idler dry, and the eorontork belief irk that *learns may- have retitle. deemed hem a
ers and testers, all of Whour lost their a iiving eitr earn flowe iender-ground• eksedelmes Man, and' les bonds a
had. rehearsed the reisfortwies that had
come upon the housetold, he turued to,
the poor man and said: "Don't you.now
you. ever noticed how often'ertrul taireS h.Y.' the winter rains, but iteisegeneree-inar Some at least of the enemies of
HERVIVAN tlreTooDAT*. CHURCH.
Webby Jake * Theatre MIA rr11400,441014
iNeXes for the Peewees,
The nOW First Baited Temper ox
Colunabure Ohio, which wee dedicated
last Sunday, elle at the unique edh
Soo in the Wert. In originality it
prehably stande flint in the Skunk
architecture_ of Ohio,
In aterie it is a modified form al
Gothic, without cupole, dome or steeple
Though it hes beautiful wrought
atained glass Gothic. wink:hives and
arches, many Romanesque eeatures are
used in the minor parte, especially in
the Wexler decorations, where the are
rangement ot the building- is most
striking, -
Initead et entering the house el
worehip through a small vestibule, the'
visiter etepe through the gorgeously
herved Gable portal into a long
corridor. on either side of which are
°Moe% electure rooms, nursery, pare
lora and similar rooms Wessell tae
modern *churches, The corridor ts
wainscoted in white Marble and lute
the appearance of a theatre lobby. ,irt
either side, near the end of the lolehis
beautiful tkerved, staircases lead to the
balcone aboye. ' • ,
" The end of the lobby leads direct
into the main auditorium exaetly
the lobby of a theatre.
From the- west aisle which run
around. the rear of the room ende
the circular balcony a good' view. le
had of the tiommoillous stage which
the Baptist minister is to use for hit
Pultit, and where are located the great
organ and the :seeds for the oboir.
The proscenium arch is elaborately
decorated and lacks only the drop our.
fain and the flies to carry out tile stage
effect. On either side of the stage.
pulpit are a series of. boxes designed
to be used for the deacons of the
church inetead of the traditional f`araelL1
oernera.'" The pitched floor, with its
circular ' kkeats, the %realer balony,
the boxes aod the stage, with their
rich ornameotetion and brilliant
frescoing, give the beholder the ine• .
pression of being, in a pretty little
theatre rather Ulan e, Baptist '
Church. • :
A. tour of the building will disolose
every moderft convenienee,„ including
electric lights, water plumbing, it '
room for bleed's, cloak rooms, librari,
Sunday school. room, kitchen arid lava-
tories. •
"We want sense -thing new in the line
of church architecture," was the idea
of the leuilding emnrciittee. It is the
unanimous verdict of the people who
have been permitted to peep iuto the
church during the finishing of its in-
terior that the committee have se -
owed what they were after. The new
teMple ift the church' sensation. of
Central Ohio, and already has been
dubbed even by prominent Baptiste the
"East Side Theatre."
The. ground for the new church was
purchased January 1, 1897, and ground
was first broken October 3, 1897 The „
corner stone was laid with impressive .
ceremonies by the Knights Tempters
June 3, 1898.
The Rev. El: Barbour, pastor of
this up to date ecclesiastical edifice,
is a native of Hartford, Conn. Start-
ing out in life as a reporter, he became
a lawyer, and later on a clergyman.
regret your AAA
Is he dead! Is he alive?' Is the Young you ttkink it—w4rasmayrolarieggreat
man Absalom erafee" But this mess- Mtge ih lifer And the man halted tor
eager had not yore satisfaotery intel. :a moment, and. his eyes filled. up with
ligence, Bo he WaS told to stand aSit10. Tr be leeked at kis 9°"1.Y
and, looking out, he sees another there ate some of jytuawbo WIrultd, ne ° I
The father waited for fuxther tidings, been Ivheesaainnde,staold4e'714PtIliir; Ilehres
messenger coating, and se:ye; "Ahl now your home wvears
have known what
worth if Gad had not upset yoti, and
hear from him," entirely .for yowl SCOO1 had not been ransacked of
getful of' bow muoh Was involved in- trouble. The tirst tough of trouble
the battle. As, soon as the messen 6 cha d th •
g r lige at wife wine -was too fond or
'ernes wthlein sPeaking distance, the the gaieties and frivolities of the wooarg.
I
01d man cries mit again: eWhere istdy ti.t° aer•Ildhat.rld• rise. la
boy/ Is he Woundedt Iis he dead: 14 Vietory an thee 'banlrilet):1 gnegkkil Stella!
he deed? .10 the young man Absalom 0,„if You have spoken of lightness, and
frivolity, ana londriess for display as
safe?" 0, no, he. was not safe. Iie had tloieeirolaief elearaoteristic of woman,
been riding on a mule-a,emale is tturly u norwe not of What you ineak, and
meanest thing on earth to ridereen; it I may ha to ,00rrect your mistake in
has a toegh mouth; and it is stubborn- gems P -
bitter 'day when all other 'su
ntelrEgle. and it is uncontrollable' and hi)tad4by. the handa' of a Christian wife
have tailed you, and you .are up -
will net 'answer to the le' '
first-born, We want tiew grace of God.. where
On the Mount f Oh es not neeeseltr•
0 v , lg. Annae. {Luke 3. 2; Acts 4, 64
to the house. that erst was full.
to comfort ua when bereavement comes I
of here nannad, but rising iMmediatelY This man is called Ananus by Josephuse
laughter, and sunny, lochs, and greet- from the outer edge of the Eidron, A 01 her variaticiria of the name are Hanan
Inge at the door,' and kisses by little garden,.
Mods flung from the window as. yon ,_,... „„,. .. .. . . most powerful Jewe of that ame, and •
ubt- and Ananias. He was one ot the
An olive plantation, do
ita name, tietiusemane, given
had been. high priest, but was reraoved
went do'wn the stairs, and everything '''":" "A
by Matthew,and Mark, means Oil -press. by the •Romans, anti suceeeded by
is °hanged, and the toyer; ory in the
nest because the hawk swoops, a..,1 There were many such "gardeus", three othersovho each held the dignity
the pulses flutter, and the cheek fade i around' Jerusalem. The alto of Gethe for a year or leas, when Joseph Cala-
and the eyes close, • • see:lane is shown with eie the come, phas, eis son-in-law, obtained it: With
AND THE HEART STOPS. . the. advancement of Caiaphas, Mess
. deuce of early and unbroken tradition.
Into which. he entered, and his die- 0
re ained much of the political author -
To put away garments that never ity of the office. Intee of his sons•
will be worn again, and toys that never (utiles. John makes no mention of 0114' Mlle in turn to the high priesthood,.
again will strew the carpet, and to Lord's agony, which is serange; 'but
When the eve,ngelist says that they
go with a ono of suffocation in the usually mentions nothing except to add
led Oim awey to Annas first it implies
throat through deserted halls which to the acoomat of the other, writers,
and here he had uothing to add. that he was afterwards led to Citiaphas, •
0, Gpd, who can stand that? Poly _ 2. judas. also, witioll betrayed him,
once rang with childish merriment -
held the office of high Priest trope
as the story gem on to say. Caiaphas
those who hese Thy help. toeng knew the place. A statement made to
account for the traitor's visit. He had Al), 18 to A.D. 88. ) •
man, when your first trouble comes,
1L4. Now Caiaphas was he. See Min
be it of business or of bereavement, not been with Jesus for several hours.
, you will want Christ. ." Eetrayed him " might be rendered lle 49 -
•Now you are hate and strong. You " Was betraying Won ;," the treason was . .
look as if you could leap, and hemp, a process still going on. judas could .
CA.NISIBALISM IN CANADA. .
and wrestle, and row, as though you not have betrayed Jesus if he hadoot
could battle your way through; but been intimate with him. The .bitter. ---- '
The Existence orate Practice, hidicided be
.
after.a while you will be aiok. You est enemiea of our Lord were power-,
will be told that you rause stay in, less without the help of one pf his ine Axrett orrwo Indians.
and your door will be shut against , friends i and the nearer we come to ' -
Recent arreets of North-weat Can
,
,the world, •There will be two w,etchers our divme Master in church, in Sun- -
a.dian Indians by a detaohnient of the
at the •pillow. and the night will be d'ay school, aid in daily Me the more
• aid attire came an awful negative: names have just been written. Blessefl anoreing will come and you will be preach txpon him•. The questiou of the nibellem is still practiced by Caoadiazi
Tho significance of the proposed law
is that it embodies a cenviction, bailed
upon toe years' experience; that the
diversified intereste of so a pppu-
Jetfoil ea is comprised in the British
metropolis should not be committed to
a single hody of elective officers, who
• either possessed' by statue pe have
aimed bY etioroaelunent to acquire ere
elusive jurisdiction over all local con-
e earns within the metropolitan area. -
The framers of -the Measure, as Mr. A,
tr. Balfour explained, are 'determined
that the County Council, established hit
1888, shall be what its lianas iMplieS,
a board dealing with affaire that else-
where in England, belong to counties,
and hot with sucaz matters as are
dealt meth in nikuncipaittiese During
the last ten years, as we have sala•
the drift of things; unit& the impulse
given by County Conncil majoritie•s,
has been toward. coesolidiition ; the Pure
poets of this bill is to make segtegation
definite and permanent, et
If the Etill is carried through Par -
hamar and of ite passage there seems
to be no denibt, it will Cheistitute a de-
claieteen that, rick far as the. experi-
rai;it Made in London is coocernede five
millions_ of people eanneti be !meccas -
July governed as a municipality. The
obvious truth is not, of' Conroe, die -
puled .that :Mob a huge aggregation
of barman. _beings must have certain
cellective interest% the management of
which requires a separate board creat-
ed for that -specific purpose. To that
end the present County Council will
continue to exist, but with. powers rite
etribted. and sharply defined. The re-
cognition of this principle, however, is
held tai be entirely reconcilable with
the exemise el autonomy by certain
territorial units containing at least
100,000 inhabitants apiece, so tar as
Manifeetly upeeific ittterests are con-
cerned. In view of eecett telegrams
from Berlin It would not surprise tis
if a simila.r reaction against metropoll-
tark atilladlidatian Were tO proMoted
by the PruetaiirGoverinment in that
city. In the eh eapital, it will be
eemetabered, e LS 'no Mit thing as
a Mayor of Paris, Eaeh arm:obese.
snot leas ite Mayor, kvhile the collee-
thee intereste Mahe whole Departnuret
of the Seine etr,eared for, by boards
and by officiale•created for compreh.en-
eive relzposete/'
et'
' •
;yetTsitioNED nAttrtokns.
One of the late;t inventiene that
will no doubt Cane into extensive use
Oneeete of a new ineutating material
whieh the of "iron felt" has
been given, The felt e,oileibts. of strOng
woOlen fibree IMPregnated with a bY-
-product of petrolettin and then coat.
ed by gelatine rendered Insoluble and
afterward, vulcanize& After beingauh-
jeeted to pressure the! iron felt IA.
hearties the forp of plates that vary in
thieknese from half an inch to two
Moho, Theo plates are very elastic
are Practically hedeetructible, titkd will
stead a presorts of 20,136 pounde to
the equate ilkoh. Mimed between rails
and their eleepers they; wilt riot AS
epring oushione to eliminate ell jar-
ring, and wheels of railway traitor
wlit seem to be eland with velvet.
it - andrid- suddenly armed by the Lord Almighty
lire on the mule, hs came under %tree, for theet emergency. Young man,
and his splendid looks caught in. a rush not into that relation without an
appeal to G-ocl. If you ever need Ilis
branoli, and the, ranie, true M its char. graoe you: need. it there. Is tbere a
a'oteristios, would not strop, but went more beautiful spot on earth. than a
on mild left Absalom suspended. So I new home in which those juet affiane.
ad, have begun the service of God?.
he died and to the question of the
$ Bleseed th f '1 Irbl " •
hot, and nervous and restless, The careful should we be to bring no re- Moanted pollee go to prove that cane
The Yon -IV -man Abealore Was net safe. 'the. hour of morning _and, evening =Worse, and the lattice' will be tUrned. ,POssibilitY of audas's final salvetion aborigines. TWO prisoners. 'brought
about
.1 Propose ' this morning teo aPeak Praier. • Blessed: the angels of Ged, They will silence the footstepl Do the . should, be 143ft tcr the Juge of all the '
into the barracks at Edirtonten bY
the safety a young, men., There who touch .wing tip to wing tip :until Stairs with a "h -u -s -hl" You. will be earth, who will do rikht ; but exam -
are oiretunetances in: life wh the home.ii! all covered up wi.th a very sick, and there *ill be doubt ination into the detalle-cif the treason Polies .were caPtured ted -handed, but
--e-ea plan 0anoPY of light, and love, and joy. It expressed co, tla -,vhethe:r you -will ever •Ininga tie at every step to a blacker they seeir to defend themselves from
booms to get along quite well without maY heve been only yesterday when get well; and in your dreams you will deletle of iniquitY and dishonor. Jesus the charge of murder by declaring that
any religion to help, guider er restrain they clasped. their hands at the altar, hear the dash of waters, and you wUl oftentimes resorted thither with his their victim was addicted to cannibal -t
him; but • there are' foux of Eve great tat they dazed. theseihends for ever, make UP Your mind it is the breaking criplais Probablait this-ri
fers to eitr- ism att•d that havirag soprised, him in
e orange ossoma w 11 fade, and the, of the waves of the Jordan against ex v on fest ve occ s ens, a y
passes in bfe when a young matt fragrance will die Oti the air, but they your pillovr; and yeu will hear a 'sound of the orawds that came to.jerusalem the act of feeding u.pon human flesh
needs the grace of God, 'and. I shall who mane 122 Christ shall walk togeth- at the gate, and you will think, why had to sleep hi the open air, and it their' killed. hini on the spa, in itecord-
the Larab's wif ta e of this
give a kindly warning to ottr young rr in the day when the Church, which that IS the pawning of the hoof a the is not unlikely that Jesus and his dta- mice with their custom. ,These Lee
friends against undertaking life vfith- et her Lord and Eene mid, the swine_ the great physician te come in and garden as a sympathizer, repeatedly dians believe that when one* oi their
0, s ke th ,hand pate horse. 08. then you. will want olples, _recog.nizing the ovvner
out religion. • ing of the golden censers 1 13t4nd hy you and say: "Young man, turned its irowere 'into places of re- number.once tastes hliman flesh, (inn
TEI.K. FIRST GREAT pAs.s. . TEE THIRD GREAT PASS fear not, I tun with thee; whether you pose, Tudas may have expected to find to assuage the pangs of hunger', he be.
,n a Young men's life when he needs in life in which a young plan wants , our Lord asleep. conies changed. into a windigo or man,
Divine help is when he el:1.00E03e hie oee religion is hi the time of his first suc- There conies a great. pass through 8 Judas then, having received a band
.the chief e,ating monster, who will not hesitate
011Pation or profession. It is a serious oess. You will, young man, after which we must all go, ray hearers, and of men and offieers from
mement when a young men .eete while get through with the. tirudgerK that is the Jest hour ot our life, •.t. priests and Pharidees, It is a horrible to kill in order to gratify his a t•t
live or die all is %tn."-
ppe e
haps leavei his father's house and will get into a. etreet oar, your face We want „our friends and kindred in horrible question ask our therefore considet. it a solemo dtzty aa genies, 1,120,000.
'th I i I
A GREAT NATION.
•••••••
through avith his eeli r a of bueiness, and soixte afternoon yo suppose we all wait to die at home, priests and Pharisees. It as re whenever the opportunity offers. They The Jews of 11i0 World Number Alto
.00 mg, 821 • pet- .
• •
•
says: "Now, what shall I bet Meehan- shining, and (Wen strangers looking at e room w en our soh ;as aunched. selves, but a useful one. What' was
ha d h • want to look tbem in the eye.. We address to the• disciples? while they tion to kill at sight, a possible by e.
isra opens before him a score of trades you will know soinething pleasant has We want- to take their end. We Judas doing while Jesus gave his last well Ss a' simple act of selfeprsiserva. Theee milli= Jews live in Ruesia,
and professionallife opens before hirn PPene ; and w en you. are eeated ,
°beak between these, ahd intuit 01100s0 .
a car a lady comes kek, sea yolk see she want to give them the final message. wallrea across the city to Gethsemane/ stealthy
does not find accommodation, and you Some of them we want to sing and. while lie agonised in the iknadows, and known .to have peactieed anthropop-
blow from behold, any one
seven or eight callings. He must
aright, for if he make a mistake here rise up and say; "Have this seat, ma- some to praje, and some to recite the Peter, ;awes and eekhn droned eene Mtge. '•• ,
' eam," and she says, very courteously, Divine promisee. When I leave this stead of watching t • The margin of the The inissionaries say that it is lieu-
etiieseg, °B12a °lintel° cirintatYh'rou khi th
ma ng a wrong
b 9 a Warld; ha y a ii, i? Th h a in not the' sun, nor the moon, nor the hort" for "a band of Men." A cohort man flesh that drives them to the prao,
whe started life in inerchaan"disea. Trtehenn Iless success'. You say: "Here I have art;
he went into- the medieal rof s i rummy torev of my own. What shall I it is the !ape oe, my eriends. iBut almost sertainly reopens!. e or e _ _ a e qui e come
A.ft r hil h ..
e. aw e e crossed we .want a Divine friend in 8110h An arrest or Jesus, without els power t.he mon emote some of these inonns. mo
Poore Sin6ene lo....wittp? itt.w.h.W4ehh,,sat,,i_nees,tfigaelftis rem hour as that. Without Christ death Prieste would net have dared to make victira ,sud,derily became a. hypochone
epecific surgery. Then he entered the ' "ia - ' -"'". ''''''''' " Y is. a wild leap into the dark. Did you it, -even it they had been able, There driac,. his malady developing Into a
in the army. After' that h t d
soldier What wardrobe shale i create t What ever heir what a, dying nobleman, seamed to be need of force, for who, Mazda!, :•In its sueeeeding stage the in -
shall I get t 'What charities what wrote to his nay friendt He tutid: 1-'1 knew when Galilean fanatics might sane wart.eeized•with such taut er eor
-ministry. Then he became a
I tphantlt ytea,t1 Whtig. :an u et, woild, the last object X want to see is Revised Version substitutee "the co-. ally huziger and not a passion for kw -
rt.
ul: his life be otielirs, midi his
every ste arc d You bear had your first ,ITusi-
ye picture, nor the beautiful works of was six hundred strong. Pilate was ties. Father Dablon tells in his Jour-
•bl f tIt nal of a disease that w s t
• te e they are shut Up in the west -
*h. e
mei provinces and villainously treat-
ed. If lie ventures to live outside the
Jewish. pele hiltuesia, a Hebrew hail to
carry on sorn„ humble trade, and the
rich'est banker in Odessa, if any Rus-
sian has a grudge against him, May,
be compelled to work as a cobbler on
pain of banishment.
• Naturally, the Sews retaliate, and
delight in getting Russian officials and -
rtebleis under their power with loans
the ministry again, and is now a sue- Philanthropies, shall I favor . That 'am throwing ray last stake foer•etern- try to rescue their . faeorite: Rabbi? human -flesh tha,t sorting like ei, _ money. one minion five hundred"
geon 01 if he had only had God at' is the crisis where thousands of men ity, und tremble and ehudder for the The eofficere" werethe leak° of the. fauliebed liPort all that he met, thtvasand :ewe live in the Austria.n
, the start to tell him what to do. There uPset. Boma of them ruah,into diasie intpottant issue, 0, my -friend, With temple, uhder the orders of. the Sea- "In ProPortioo," says the good father, Empire, Where they axe persecuted.
are tene of thousands of nun who get pation. They swing off into elpendf- ,wha t horror do I retail' the •hours of hectriii. Most. of ithe "chief priests" utiS,..he fines wherewith to glut this The present mayor and corporation of
ere ahle 'to correct.the misteke. ' The tures that swamp them utterly. others vanity we have wasted together.; Bue were at this time related by intermar- hunger, it geoWs like thirst in dropsy, Vienna were elected for the express
on the wrong treake And they never
are in thb law When they ought to lir) take onean arrogance intolerable, a I have a splendid passage toithe grave. riage, united closely' in Politics -And in and teaeordingie the Indians never fail purpose of bullying the Jewish come
-whole caravau of camels going through r die in state and languieh under a religious skepticism, enterers at spirit- to kill at OUO6 any one seized. with this: munity. Prance has 80,090 jews, Rou- •
"It I ' • on soft mil life and the resurrection and disease."'
doctoring the sick •or they are fel' the needle's eye of their meanness. I gi canoPY. ara expiring
the pulpit when they ought to be. have. knewn men' before their succemie and . downy pillovv% My 'dependents toadies to the Rum.an power. lint we_ • Thts will be the line of defence made
ploughing torn. We want iionte fine kind' and bumble' and Inving' and gall" are to take the phrase. as a whole- on behalf of the present Indian prison -
1 d useful and obliging. arid posie "the chief priests attd the Pharisees" ors at Edmonton. • Father Nedelas
occupations, or 80M8 neat and ele ant a ' an '
tively Christian, who, after their sue, m line SISTERS WEEP, *
-and understand it to mean the San- who journeyed. as far north as Lake jar public tam.
-trade, and we start Out with -that de- $
for the ohief question, how „beautiful .bearixig, and infidel. A man wants the -2 k .
years and of grief,. ray love y w e, pale weapons.
_ y father bends beneath lthe ;ilea& of
The soldiers bore their there, seports the murder oe alnydoirianngs 3520,0u190°,PA.8 tribaclia 5601,000,000,0Aflealv260,4001Alleraincda
terrainatiort, when, instead of having cess, became hard, and crueleand over- ... hedrin. Lanterns and torches arid Mistassioi to minister to the
' h m r g y a mace , osep w
gi i htl b I d J h as 9niah' 'fly frien-d, 7 °I:8
RS conceals her inward an -
h es ney. own usua arm .
d 1 s d cl moonlighe mother, for the same reason, and an- So altogether there are 7,120,600 of
our apparel may be in that occupation race of Christ at that Crisis to keep "u' °Iient' ( a Lanterns and torthes, man 18 years of age, in 1$87 by his own Australasia 20,000.
soul, sup raises his stg s an eave . . ,
not rdinarily nee e on a
n were brought because o p o e ss weary e
f Or th r ini i t Ils the kitory of the this nation, which is pretty fair, twil-
1
mania has it0,000 .7ews ; Germany 700,-
000, Holland 80,000 and Italy 50,C00.
Great 13ritain has 80,000, including
many a our most notable and poPu-
or how white our hands, the only querf-
tiem ought to be: 'Tor kvhat did God much % Christian in Pharaoh's court nig
fit me P There are five hundred buei- 1 2 t
a n th dungeon. Daniel forgot not the to hige his rief; but 0, which of.
I g th . , possible n y
ecessit to search among the murder by another Indian woman of aidering that -3,00yea g , Y
rs a o the on y
nessee in life • but there is only one uou amen the roysternag exceeses of :them will bal me feom e arrest or two entire f.amilies, with. the exee.0- numbered about 3,000,000, and the whole
/3 e 3 • 3 Q n n nfan. death, Ayho will thdeseende tarot: meths? sluzdows of the olives.
4. leeowing all thiegs, Our Lord on of one young Man. The victims
ti " '" ' ' has been maesaoring
h if ta kW enemies with included two man, tvro wornee, three actvdnizbendllywinogrldthera ever eince. TheY
.
, •
business for which Yon are fitted, the. a y omen pa £100. e
d •d w h• tiA5 K. dar prison, o e gray
yonag man iknd if you blunder on a owe o e are ° Adieu, till vve inset in 'the World of free, deliberate will. Wettt forth. Out boys, and tour gees arke skkbsisted seem to be by far the most cape le
without arty Divine help in yeur choice ifeliVen
of an 'oecupation ro e AXED THE GLITTER OOP GOLD spirits. hadows of the ardett into the for some time n' h T
gave unse . up
a the 13
hundred and ninety-nine chances to end the perfume of gardens of frank- Whit a sad way to nave, haeed whiatit meonlight; away from the ehrinkings late Father Dun:seller converted to art, industry or sciene% in which thee
up° tlesa hes . he race on earth. There le not a singlet
p f gown, four
one, you will get the wrong businese. incense. A man can be as good walk- e
Your father will want you to do oae ing 'upon Axminster tie though he r
I -v- 'and let my last mid be like hie' 0,
Let me die the death of the righteous, dignity of Godhead in which he died. Veronique, who was an inveterate Celt -
Where seek 3,-e? Not becalms he did nihal, and. only escaped death at the
sa waY to- get ettt t -wet .
of his inaterial nitture• into the calm Christianity a Naseapee wentan *mined lieve not excelled.
thing, yout mother will want you to ed on the floor of a shanty. There
do another thing, your sisters will has been many a man. who has ridden Ile was a young man. He died a youno
young man, to -day take Xesus Christ,
tunit • to'. declare their purpose, a
tot know •but to give them an opponrci hhaeonaduss eofotetthheardrnramdhwehrshohoisltriztarplibrt
want you to do another thing, while through in magnificent enuiPage on men, •
tie keows all a young mans espeetally,. it would seem, to conceal ett in them by reason a her powers as
you yourself will not be quite decided earth, and at death got ou.t of „hies temptations and trials. Are , rmt, the disciples. a sorceress. lier first viotim was her! ysist
as to whether you haVe• etidurance carriage only to nieurtt the charlOt5 fair and honourable, and pure ana truer 5. Jesus of Nazareth. Afore precisely, husband, who had died of starvation, This ...an 41111011,t7NbOtrotire Home Agalc
Man needs the graoe of God to belp ae though it had ne / wish Ihad dui Divine
him.. Goa fashioned yoor body, and Ile toe minimise But, my brethren,'sue- defenee. You know not the first to greet theta, r ant. lie, See the third 'Wee 'kilted, by its unnatural was thinking 5. Heavy, wearer, d
What IS before you. Take the Lord Jelan 6.20; .8. 24; 28, 58; 18 10, Sudas mother. She next 'killed a Woinan of gusted, he opened the erone door will
SAVED THE SECRET.
enough for this, or eductitioo enough of salvation, in glory sweeping through I do not dispute it, Notwithstanding ',Jesus toe, Nazarerkee# in the gloom. and ,she continued her feast until she
for that, or tact for the other thing. the !streets of heaven. •Xt is all not, -
Alf! that is the time when. a young sense for men to tatk -against moneY man hag no Safety in these %ties neat-
en that, you want Christ. A young
np moo would .they..expect him. to be two of whom had died of hunger, while reuachellad ahilslerellsid°euntoelattleoci hureh clook
they could not recognize him, end in had devoured three of her childree, -11" 0 When he
"knowi• your physical endurInce. Ile cese in life* of ,any land must be tie- a`esus,christ this aft your parclon• sto d with them. Revised Vere her own tribe, who hadebereelf feast -
eonstruoted Your mind, and tte knows "i eompanied by the grace of God, or it your nee, your heaven, sion " was standing with them." The ed Upon the body
sert."Lora, what wilt thou have m43 f perity of fools shall destroy there," of one or her eatdreh Home clifficulty, and softly toiled up
wilt stell you *rightly. Blunder here twiao can stand trouble, thete is not far ..astraY. .Y011 are too late when ward to take his phtee among the apes- in the last few years cannibalism was
pyaouthsproefacaLtonm00% Xyohuavseeegintnienitiht: omens, itntl, if posilible, eon
tl cent his tree.- extinct among Canadian Indian% but
to dot" God will tell 3r0111 V nd ile , And where there are one hundredmen
and you have blundered forever. 1 1 one Mart that can suited euccess. I Dish of my cheekt Don't you see it *Think goodness, site was asleep!
knov a score of men who .have beep ohave• seen inen coining to sudden for. ed into a &air, and, with -
the eerttrary is evidently the case., Ile drnPll .
d I e groun . il V P ,
,, d... Th 't t b k d tut fell to
von ac war a
' , out taking -off hia coat or hat, began
to remove his shoe. One he placed'
ruined for both woelds simply beeause tune get into their equipkige, arid dash .
iu the glaze of kne" eYet I have g°11"' th eSr d I ro lietio words the
.
for wbat prefession jrou have the inoot is ruin. Who was it that said -I think Het there is some young man here treac' herons kiss is .not mentioned bY and becareie feed, in turn for the .wret- the stairs, entering the bed clamber
aeumen, tberefore, to Rim and 1 it wee Solomon that old, Theopros- who says: "I have already gene too .Teaks. sudee had probably come for. nixed Veronique. It was 'thought with- with elaborate caution.
NAIL AND WIND,
ness they lash_ so fax off in sin there is no nee o
your preaching to me." My brother •
psalmist sang ' "%hen the wieked, ON en
. alas ! AS he took off the other it slip -
with great care upon the tloor, but,
they got into the wrong kind of bust- on faster and fester, and
°aerie upon
ed the /deeds; it' wee eight miles an Yeir are Irdstaken. You Mae' get Weir. mille ent5nlie8 alla nil f°68'
Me to eat UP net flesb, they tatunabled tlreat tbintase to Property Isi Nebraska.- °el utd
..,......
loud Iroise.
of his hand ami fell with t
Divine direction is when he establishes and then they roused up and saw that the b cl hit i ' tit' y
his own, household. 'When a man they were drawn on by fiety hoofs, of y e re i o or moo, e S
hen tior. here that a supernetura terror geeeeekr toeuree,
She looked at him and then, et the
eternity', / know that affiancing is tering ort the pavemente of bell. The - - - - 3
be as' wool." But sorrel (me says; 1.1 n''arl'nwered these rues.
he do," anye Augustine, " when h
" What shall
through the blinds,
he , A despatch from St. Edward, Nene, suhemer eernlight that streamed
betide his earthle bo.ine, be decides hie eternal alsoter that ealne down clat- don't dare o.nething al'oet that, I - tays:e-A terrific wind stornt 4 Pro (M-
k . . comes to judge wit) did this when e p a
was abottt to be judged t" One inkport- hue almost the fury of a hurricane
usually looked upon as• soneething. to Teraelites got along tolerably well I '' " 0
have stateed in Vie path: of inn, emu "Why, George, what are you getting
$ w a a er$ le were temitten in the desert ; bal.:after ro .r, whrit A mistake you ar M g
i , oat grea dea o
relief - our Lord's surrender to ri'ght d ' g a t 1 f damage to "Why my dear " replied George
, $
in life when e younw man wants hour, and a thousand milee at hour,
THE SECOND GREAT PASS hour, and ten, and twenty miles an
searlet, they shall b5" 04 snow' though
Etear that, "Thougheeour eins be att and felL" There is a distinct implicit- Live:Meek Killed and Several Permute kreekeeeee. awoke, ou the hest ant.
be merry over
o . a .p ace in 0 0 swept over this plaoe ork Thursday Talk about reprieves -I
, instea of aomethIng when they were hungry and whop they ° h
M iroinit to ea! an. , nay ant f ot • I d " I Sr so earlyefer t'
thero fraught with Mich weal or woe? a while thyl teivterited sottekehigg More Yoti. are floating on dome into the
rapid') of tin fretful and eternal plunge. death was voluntary. He turned
to be prayed about • but h t t
Is it not strange that azI affair charge worthy of r e
svith the eleareet ,erinienrciatlIoni of wthilell
oPtr • d aid, "Thinkeet thou kbet le'e?erie' a al lujuvinS eever,r1 persons,
, a 1 1 lo.4* API t 4e aak7 Put baek! It may require some energy 6 6 4' an ° le th r iiii. lt eovered the ground„.to the depth Ile was
ea with mai tetapoiall and eternal. im- ed for meat, anti ilia Lord sent a grefik- a e ,tilietk of .two inches. Considerable live 1
8 eep, to I thouglat I'd get UP and go
capable, . ottnt eau ( n t
port ehould depend ean a whim or it flook Of (plaits, and they darkened t ; a 1 6rna ni ncniatiall' a" a *1°ring :141,11L' PillibewssFlt gti.°"MtY° tPcIrn
glance t I do not think I put the cage lieavene and they fell all around about field of the !strong arm of the Lord e NAnduet stook was killed. At the farm of eV. out and take A walk."
too strongly, when / say that when the encampment and the.people mid: God froin the baleenles of light look
Od AIMIghty; but put back! Angels Of twetv6 1681•66s st "gt6181 111-1637iheee A. MoCulchin, Mrs. Spragno of Sioux And Gat thS 'Mt Wretch Werit,drege
here is in strict accordanee w City was struck in the back bY fleeing fug hirxiself round wearily for a
irk ite inenulsions. If he bring the hunger, but not ee with the prosper- ide rn t,
oar with both I tide' a id pull! arich It again, No Man taketht ii; ;maw:, house wee wreaked.
,.. :--
ti i e aga rist you. ee
the horae wilt be elevated kind upward through with the hardehip and the The Ochre rioted .. ......... • ert
heaVeri or hell If he bring into his h,ave !" ana they Ate of theSe Attalla, nef.
Aht nalveivv-,ha tin6 tutia Wa 811111 down u the 'strug le, You have 6e,th6,,erem„.62316rahel6kr.°.,td.6...°C debrie and eeriekusly hurt, rare. hra., eur uPon ihe verge of tears end tere
a young Mart 'terrine, he blarriee for
a et:Meta to tog with this aw- '"‘" e"'‘" x'aular wve Culehin was aleo seriously injured, tes Per. .
liouriehold the right kind tki influences, and thee ate and they died, TheY got L. hold of th lay clown tay life, that mighttmair
t 'wee Mr. MeCuiehin's mother. The
la a 4t n ad be. but lay it down of myse
t e Moo s ar
house he will go doweeehe mud go going on, in 'life, now fewsersieted• aad ls ruin here; it la salvation', theft. It It hi I.
gIOW in your laSt thane° for heaven. It
Wrong ktnd of influences into' his Ey. And see ecoree of men who are pokveteeo lay it down, and haVelv and ferietke, anti destroying theelaugh. " natio PENCES.
to take it again." ter house of le IL Fisher, also levelling .0 llat
A li tie are utitheing the
ra Jay
e, Aram forked he them again.
1
veer to the northwest tearing down barns
down. Build giot your hone oh the tried, rued •set upon •and thee are Inaba. Is death here; it is life there. ."Again therefore ha asked. theme the 'Union, Paelfie Te egraph linos. wire feneee to establish telephonio
caves or tellers. flail broke most of the
romanork, but a tremendous real tY; tiller are gone. rt la not tho troubles Warned er the voter!, of heavenly arouset ' them to their m windows in town. Meagre reports of •61g
let miles apart, The instrumento
olour of a fair cheek, or the sparkle Mining their Chrik:tiark thereof:or ; but Everybody ti St. Edward wont into eommutecetion between Mations slit 01
Of a height eye, fot life is not a ItaY giVe hint a Milts brilliant SUCceSS and "Ye lovelly1 bands of blooming Y .
arid there will catne a time in your of ife that slay Wen, It Is the quails! , truth,
home whelk you will not want eo it it the toraftel Now yield to Christ peer yOuthful eiplek thoroughly identif
prime, outh, Prom their terror the leitd. himself
8. Let these go their way. e le. tho gore), torat ert from the country, are connected to the wire atranche illut
Molt a pet or a tee as a heroiete, ' Ydiftl'S With hiA eattaa, were 110117 iree.r. been bet •
isd ftw .ther614 but it is feared that some lives have ineuring a " neetallie circuit" at no ex.'
tra exPenee, lor the tenets are awes
THE MOUTH GREAT PASS
outturat &emetic% aria already in
plikee. There is no difficulty, it is said,
in oonversing with a station fully eight
milett distant through telephonee ren.
fleeted le described. beveral sianons
6. *re so joined
There Will be a time whire the oilt-
Yon will eektars into your home wanting, the ttreet of God is when he comes to "Eternityl.how near it rolls of them drew has sword in defenee o .............e..e.................
most of ale a neereut word, nee to hut nrat eorrow. There le ne toed of Count the vast value of your eotile; . hie Fraeler. Our Lord's last effort be -
CRUELEST YET.
see A d011iatettants unbeclooded, yet my ptrophesying for these sous* men Beware! and b011a tile AWful eost, fore eurtertder to to secure the Melte
ehead Is gray noweewho looks bitch to. Snot
. r I, a I Apostle* duet they Could no longer
aide world will be dark enough, kknd men'e whiers ha needs "4111 37454f ttilftttand "me' to be aerated, espeoially so When One
There IS Only one Midden deed))
eympathetio. There is a rAttli-his sme6 ggieh th0 VOU I ere Get." ears letter, were * sign& 0 Ite--Volt Poverty ie durgra
*Minot Wantell to story "elikt among
num, 4,
h thl Thny know thst life What the/ htve gained whose Outs thr wh° 1"6a
' t the
"The Warda,' gh -
ety roes ts my fortune.