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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1902-05-29, Page 2Am. .104•Wtozerted,--0-. - . _ (:121 HOW TO READ C9AZ1ACTER The Eye% BromChh,nouth and Utah" all Coastolted— rivitilanco, oi the MOWS, lieeS and Antaes—rite Ante/Aeolis Wesuctit's Nose Maliestiod--The Teeth. foe. l0000nsive rots," of Ito lirow a ai eleto 1,13021e!f,'6. 1-1 may bo into twlit glares, withi oat% met ettortorti rays fit to 41.4 -salt• tea ott thote lototin saltiell they tautly toot Eno- toot hoot Ea non tt.o. , witwetlayto hot teeir .1!'1'.1J0rr!1,-- ,-.!•!pn ;it nosno to,o't truot tit et,. ascot totN LtrtI,S,r, • itt MOP ; 1,;••1'„ 131v, Ostlipit t heo. t Iv%via 11"" tfatth• too 00,135 tho . ta-leh elttor, otetelfant goett titan. sit latest) may :so co-tom/teal Oolosen. eo teottlafai, eonstant oer to !earn about olo7.,'n iltarse, ; tv;v:4, wbti•St sometintva t anti tuvit;itt Itt o? r,011.0`111,110-1 11010tiohow "Lot nip 10'.1 'your futuve. los yono a, Imola., anitorit with a goal Intel- ebitt," says Isabella litteserieff to leer camp:talon. "Givta it tt, ,qt.uzy, tip - tilted pose--;ves, tita.t 19 it. eitow ou look fotehing, tool, let nos sot', pate "Marry a tall, dark baired man who looks 1tl Illrat.", 1 1.",opikv" interrupts lier etonpallion. **I eannot go quit119 far 1148 that," says lorthella, "nor teli whether he -the future ho -bo dark tuld pinta neat or light aura pootioal, don't expeot too much from me. Itow P11111 1.1t..i.otiiri to. the class designated polatod, mod it is 4 ttiolemit foot tlott the ownto of susalt a chin is sot difficult tta ploave that eingto blessednoss i tlireatenetl, although not aletolutegy assurett. "Now, if you liaO t varrow„ squart. ;shin," Continues betbolia, "sfou woola bee a deal worne41 that, you aro with When a bevy of maiebto8 I1;01,13(1 whits away an ttile hour and fro. toil foto tool fortutto, ht pot to, A. Lashio:a it toe, for thou oou would nee; too Sour love" open snow utoadootsly illistIaiib41 110110,111111-S,A1111 0110 0 110 140.41ed both birth and fortuno." "A. deal woreef 1, I suppose," woe the reply, "although oou neevor eon toll uotil you have. tried it whether 'tls a, natitior fate to marry 114.1one or to marry the wrong one." • Chins may bo divided into Het' olasetto -the peotto.11 'the uo.rrow Perfeetly cotoriess Nese, square, the broad equare, the' tread , asnoto timidity an i wa m o want f r th route' atati tho intioa ed of temperantont. Eons of a doop red rat* pointed and the narrow 1-linaro t-i)lor 114iow animal instincts. are. essoutially the ftamitine chins, Cirtraotor may /also be dotormlned while the brood -.square ts the in trn the tookup, eltorter and thieker cutino chin. Tito broad oquare *thin ; firt nett,. rite stronger that character denotes tho propeosIty ve earnest . on, the greater the prospect o: devotion,. of artiont love, ands us. ; welly accompauffsi by trecat , health n4 happiness and long life. euvo a melt gives an oppearautie of strength of intelleart. tele:treat from the head. lote or constaney shown : by tins A long thiok nook detracts front the e 'doe of the. head tool onfeeblen Its el- ite...ad Round thin. foot. 11 the mei; curvo forward a Tito owner of such a chin is apt to in ; ylotaing. ditposition is indicated: 01 .11 nuu It'mpormuolo.. if it ourvo backward a haughty tils. Thee intiontod Otto]. ti" t' ',no era- position. eiro tea be los at to a ;wit as :eta ; tworson versed in tilo tart eau 12 11 0411111ra 14.2- i - wimman aeouratoly W- ised Ito *'ter bolareing oualitits, os 1. I her hair as by her eyes, mouth or givosa ligOttly come) and tightly ta. iosiste dispositiem 1 1.111? heal] ontirelr conceal -- 1N ill or etret of purrosts con" this wise inalvidual loin say ; 81.011'71 by the 1011g (11i111. The toonter •o.11 1 want to see is a wend-size.i hue31 foatturo is steady, purpose- a etratel of her hair ; of tourse ful toot alwats advattelutt Bora ono i \ocean taro to know it wat* growtt taacemplielitoi work to i!10 •l1 on -1 1 to Itor heal. Tito manner of wear- tutetse. in life is assureol t.UUl. =`, iteg hor hair woull not enter into Ail intellection Pettitio natio ratieor ; or of foot the dot:1310n." prominent *rhino. in ruio tor a eliin a This prophet starts in his reading is tiott: in its nosiollitot tt, must tato- ! of it woman by hor hair with thy gest 'throe. gootraziettm oeltind it, owl ; nano generally known and accept - bo ratlier retina than square or 1 tol pritteiple that t liner the hair. pointetl,. tate gentior the b:rth. The closer There never " Prrinto nIalr- the' viols lo the hair cling together oeter wits had not n :orann moult- e tito utoro intollectualIty ;toes the /toil lips arts usualls ftflor n;"-;.• ra'ft" on' 'r possess. e‘pre'eSiret 111 47 largo settarstli. lois Tito:: NN•oth,r, -the 1./show tenelency ntnosnrraY ti".? Firla"U "•1". .,:•rs1 f,,1, Flom 10 1 0th•ti • 1.107. 4e11.e. .., • • he .an tear hoot InOoreta grttee awl 1 Ito M tido n le a et. a ees i t100.47a-to 1'41 0"Z Itesay. The stra1olitor tho 010", s.1101.VS, .1 to -6,3)°,: :1 114.1 1di,ag,-titough. no. Locos - mon or Coo tooter Pe. twor one ioaor, starkly hatteit-tho heir, the :leaner reatealidsittop porno awl offeeoitois ; iota more positievo '11,1 the 0-01-man't. groat tonOertiesse and self-dovoisleu. • auttare, L1 mesivail licet:r closoo, a look to Trooehery arid Sodomy nidal power it elicaitetil; such mouth Oolongs to apron wht ithie benteeth lustreless or dead black thirsts for Itot'tric't.f... "Pl-'17-1316° hair ;11 lithe tosses out 031 ten. Hair commentiation ; oton ?Ake speakino • the person is eatlitiont in poesions awl nin3- fIPP1141. Dr the fInt't 1 ture bo gloany almost toll:wino emotionet c Thtrsso1ps Ir oney, when viewed at a Ottle Thi' titigifth'e orniel i;e. atm tosonnoss. tooto ptot tao aSso. tamp, hut Colt oa closer 1..X111.11111- ..w,,ed with eom., :Itiou !.:.7 found t 0 113,V0 a broken! • or epitt appearance, indicates as ottss easpoeitiou ; they else) nonote j ;2! -112 r tutored character ; womzen a, groat aegrve seelettotitroi. with an excees htsw of osmecially queer Laps; which .s 41, straight Closure. and are delicately ore:a:std. can tote:. atotiorls told ono who, wit..ne sito be nivo onouga to bow to or lationg to a rolittal natore. Prontins • 11111.r oret• Or the lower l'p doiao.os oiestio- tho street.' shoull he avoided tt :icy. hut 11 a moat moot ;Ott rie:3u i itotatate friona. or the int. gool foe,. one is stool- tightnr eolored the lonr, th- firi. o etoteset v is a aidt toseito tit. Pul lip.s. root roe • ...O.. 7„;.•41t -.14.5•. Dretto !lair t ho roost ;; ,..ot , •-• • .1'..Ze,4.s.1tt•"7.' Pe iST110t roz. slaittiO, If Galt- also ht. to. o eteata.ioitai tatonsio too' fs how: to do ottla ati to, bust -Goo VIGO he: sat" 4.0711,S,.1,-.: , 1V1,1111 etiot site.te of brt e torts foeel of earoses if teotli :aro :non 811 not toorroot not:: be, it its a fact alone:it infala 1-0,711t71* 11.1 S z121"1- Saeli hair covera 11, lot of tatonion senec, reanon and goo: harse, lonettol a-tt tioneweatt. Str011t; peseiens an 3 et role v.rtuts. : too, \tome% whit reel or Ituburt Tcoth Iitzt :tre Loot attl narrow Le - Loa n erore anprOsivo rotten. spok ;soopresne Of wool ent:actor. Ye -broad trod &sort. sztostio, sartattal 1?"2.I.,, raltsafes,-"ns„,ost tktt most atit- ore-rota too trooeS-11114! 1,111 VP et7:11- rower.,3 ore haltetet en, if onto' -.41...e.t too- zrrt Iftrtot irffr fret 4111.1 are 0 1170:11,1 /1te 7 oe. loot. nos.......-, • . Thoro ist a whole world. or toll. THEN IIE WAITED. talo Mai -stations in the apws. of tho e no. If it lies elaso to the head and Wolter tarter 80 minutes' absonee)-How will yoo haw your a /small thee owner pail:tosses a ma. st, alt. sir ? fintoit eustoptiblo nature. But if the lialder-Ent: time loofore morning. ;op starts away from the head at a _ •. _ t witil thfinod anglo that person Itas ..tesessiateiesslatets.asseWstostarsoatetatoess000ltstatvorsottratesewo Assess on unoven tlitpositiots and Ifs not to bit roliod upon. I: tho ears stout rearward so as to thow thtir eatire form, when the Otos; hs neon front Hot front, cruelty io ditootod. littlieney and poetry of fooling are innionnod by n thin oar, whit. a Welt one shows the re - 'V orso. • • ; t‘tt,Sli ' k't I rbodo a long tittle. ye, 23-28. Thus fisskri tooloil rord'a first ntiosissaary j-Urnyy. UV 0 1dIttitITICIAT4 SURVEY. 'Ilio ea,mo of Christ memo to Lave tool tolalty 'unknown 111 Lyettra. The !oink:Wawa; were, farmers anti atop - given Over to Idolatrouu eupors tititious. Nina. the gates of tito city stood a great tomtit'', droll:toted to leelthlaiNaltalienseal. air'Ssiten OUP Itn. .11 NO; 1, Wfait. no; ea lo sod.. te 11: sto. Pottilnelltarno-tiottnotating, 'rot poreteoutions at An flitch did nut tharipoo we tioal *if the aPontlose bnI talker At leouitten, tto No.,101 71147117, roreaseincti sae- .. ....7 cr[1,1 sotan. 1.o. boil tatooti nettoten. • t aril nit gettot comItitatflun iattle of tilt: -seam nod litliatvon Pot 7.1101111 i'ffn• - I o ; • at. wide t'INIAT hetweett the wing of tho woo and the earhole shown s'Oers."111'103 of nature; too little saute, meannoss 8u41 coldness of tem- perament. Att our, to be pereettf, should be Loather small: it shoal boulghor Oast Go) eyobrow awl not lower those tho tip of the nos;'. If earo orta vet Pt too eloping direetion hot. show titnitiity 1f too upright. ottimal instincts, es-poet:11y If thoy obtrolo front tho head. In eolor tho car ;should be a deli - onto p'n.h, awl a little but a vory tittle, tieeper la shade tal tho lobes. Ilvotio to:owing tooth show a lotto:. le*Ightent. nnd tnnattasst of gentle viisposithol ono hetter ti v,lopoti rata1 writtnnon. l _seas 000 by tha fotattireas one to than 1110Se 1.1,,et Crowd aaad wool to ot eothelotir aloe fortunon bo r footoll, bet lt r. Ittotlt tbat p" -'t outwear 1 s' sot- too' t se too Lao.r ta..a. to- hoolativenosee if t low 1•1`4-,...•*, 4., at tonnt bote:n anti the ankles. ▪ upon the low.yr niti. It ,4m -s1-. ritfahlnotsita Isesnotses got' c•rostato. t. ott taw. Oft:ferias Loin); from Oily to day ward tloa to-rsos Itt. to toolotto. when, lite tacos :wvatte e. tit:fart corve. w :ease flit:gores cat! greante over ties lower , vote. it show 11 i.01"...4 la) r.":-.1'1:4 1 8811i. 11 :AI: 41, "ow- moo- 1.a:toed sage" •. ordrr or tottileet. 1. -ort Ito! to et7; t • tollieti ttateh otly at tho resent att oven torarer. litto sessw atnitfy ona strongte The mores tho, t; veto so 1 ',roes' it -attploys d 37a tor tv 5 -at elet toe cote. profaned "i°1:•••1 7.1 11'Toe' fineore toi. tot 11 -171 Osaka -ate_ oteittoa i "date) sit et i• 1•1,ati ; ova tOo: :est, : ototoz7.:ea• sare170'. , sti Otto :sty Anterfoo.! tottaota tot itin .11,• • el f .1 1.3 S..0•.."7 it "'Vol.!: elloat 78 sots' s ots- •aos• • „.- ;•4 footost; ;a 177'. ".1, ." F.nt.1.1S erroo,„ to- e! rote te ,'"1 1(•"01 7."/1 - 7.1- in- •t vat o Oct Nati Fen otithoilto ,-1 ;toe. -'.32 t; 1_ , ot to a at opoo tiio out a sso lo ,e tato of s".• nes osio t 11in.t too: !lora Fru ; :anon- o tie -7oatolita 1611 1' onst ; mon. -11 o tot or elra op• '," 1i •••• 1'."' '4: •:n an. If a toosoloti 'toes it toot 1, ; Coots -I is 1„ --Li. in -triers,: 1 t teaa t 10 1.1811 1-7.1',111V 1:14 11 ter f000 oiLoottatin to ewe tanl. : 013 $ '1 0 .1 to totally atIl pIoy r. ott t1:12aai. %[117,:.1, 1.01.7‘.. • .••° . • !. ottsto of in sla ota. .," etetot.: toottatenter leto etrotg coo oott oirtint A v. ry fieslay thunto stattt elato-t,. "1,0o o ct ee •t leato ooltintarts ani aft tniat soon t 1:.t lit -r be- :ono reino that oval on 1 t foto. F".0 117 1a7r1.`..71: ' ce, ofttoo ;of ate men's. TheesO that oo to olto notuat oil • ofo'411.-.41'1g 1...:1...1s" rattier oretarts sit • 8:11.1 tlatt-gy. tOP tiltrotor tn tote /is:" ratett. Itteeteass tio.t 0 Q8 A.". Ilse._ Xit • --11..it111101t.t..- '..j deo 3i11". aarrsata lisono "5 P. C,:t S8111J tole:, 4. moor e eon ats stain on 1 totaiot. . , wito ions roe :1117.1 10". ' 771. If tie; spooto no. tot otoot too fr.':,1 F;Tnna te . oae,rag 7"1,t2'.1 an eta Ostaor eV' Olonlatientavsl tiaistit cp-z ingia to o.zottetalosny Iles /otos 111- 8o11 1 r.";-.)•••.,\ r.t3,;.,"....,1 v3".1 toti ot 0 toot" lo ;la 1 tto i1 .O.-134. on, too) te li1 loo • t too; tete:fan tool tot% • ft 1,4 z_t • 18 'r4 vont: sioao, oda:tilt .4,-1 tits; r, 1 7110 peto0.. st si 1. Sit 0..in .1 110 "18 A.' .r1 1:4 :1 1;0.,"" 111".7-‘1.' ° • Ag cz, 4.4! of toe trea kr.V." - 11 " ,•t] ' lane theotilt.-1. tes • h.; • 1 Ire 1, 3, ta too • al ti ttog notwo - 1.11, --• •3 Leo *a' foe- t13 • Ili 810G1 /.01' • '.....tati.01.1.7 ! or, toes 1 so 1 ton or Orneettlonao Cisoroot 'r. roast:to to ero fta' a wo, reCr ( 111 1-4.77111. ' t "'••7:'„'9. 3 t vow na nor .3 4,, • o -;eitso,.4 C.111 1' • Ep • f,11 to Coe tonallo on 3 ttotoor 0., Iperr..41b, ..4114-0t-.1 .17,1 1 1111. Elow Wo .1kAaly Retain Their Good Looks tsost.e.e.nots.3• My dear holy, ela ovo to, too seal* sole ol tho !mono ? Does t -our sit 111ot-room havo totath wholoo Mot doott n our 011.01)11k4-10075,4 01.0-11 1.121' 1,0N.11 Or t00 41-011, IN your fav- orite cornor the window, or kilt off to" Goa fireplaoto or the reolitter, Lit tut. -twilight half of the roan ? - lows Um awn ovor gao reit with , your bat off 310.7 Shirt! ha 1111111•1:01 hie on your trosses for an hoar at a time? Do you breath() pure outdoor at toast two hours it day, ot on if stilt hove to 'take it through an open window ? Po you dowse an hour or two, or to) gymno.stios? Or, hotter still, du l you fly around honosolreoping? Po you walk a mile up tho nVt.111111 In twelvo minutes, never once isreols- '.ng gait? cr hat o you a garden or a groan - horst?, or any other interest which tonnes you to work with nahoi, mus - tilos and body on a stretch for throe good hteurs or 11101`0, every day? If you don't do any of these things it is not remarkable, if your face has the beautiful bilious tango of an Aus- trian root', with numerous shadings of !mum or blue, which betray weak lioart and disordered circulation. Velvet 1 ;teem. When the oapllaries give up work then conies the lading flower. Tho Empress of Austria kept her a-001th of raven hair anti her brit- ortnt faco until she vitas past 60. simply by living on the saddle in tho pure raountain air ttbout her favor- -to residencoo, added to which she was a sparing eater of the simplest food. And bow a word about this eat - 181Z. Can you bring yourselves) to change cream Sauces of vegetable or meats for tine clear gravios or the coucentratot Juice, lightly flavored 7 Cein you give up ice cream for the jellies and whips" which 'oat just as white os the croion, arid taste ever so touch tiner ? Yottean- not loal - the lentettve lift: of. ettO otomeu and ear tho noted send creams and - roado dishes) whitah would suit a farm laboror. These things give the yellow tinge about tho temolese and corners of tho azalea pink and% white. Well Aired Rooms. Sleep in well -aired bedroom% kept ot an OVP11 temperature. Sleep warm. If you have chilly skin or suffer from hoarsenoas wear over your nightdress a sleopieng wrap of two silk blankets, pinned together on the shouldero and at the walst with safety pins, making a. loose ond most luxurious warm nest for the night. Use light comfortables and blank- .;ts. Heavy comforts anal t hien altanketo which hold the, see:trot:0ns -al breath and skin are not whole - :tomb thizsgs to sleep wail. Nover go to bol faint and hon- ors' tr you are exterminating wrin- ✓ .7. Pup of tomato buiiton, ..tit yr lot lcmonaele, or some to.tot. ol fattiness; biseutt, will send tom t snap comfortably, giving your ter; s something to wok on or.oseel. the Light. ln piooe of tokitig three meals e day is oftfan better for then take five. Tim Entonsh fashion tin: tot 1 ?to 111 laeo '17, 1-1 11 1.11 .:15:;.7'; 1 info rhooil 111 'att. tbi 1:1'1 ea "".-• sol, -o Ssieltota elltio-ooter -in pr c:oI el isir 13 t•....1L31:;,...- verb.: or .1 or 15 o'clock too is very We- s:bit'. Two of theso five reposits shouts] be very light coma Waimea, jollios. soon; on the tasteful pans- it.e-upo which every woman anowe how to chomp for heroolf aro gooil. Tho tomato bouillion good, both for its anti-bIlious effects ana as at. tonic for the nerves. Your t8- 211111<?, discreetly taken, is true to its: old mono, tho apple-whit:et Is, they say, tho apple of beauty. 1.11,1 Gooseberry Eye. A. woman who wishes to clear her eoMploXlon tr it hoot 8111(11 trouble may beisnotost on iliceod trash tomatoes, with tomato bouliitio for luiteli arid night, nthl a tomato purees for dinoer with excelliens offeet. If deolere eould givn na 11('I) t1,- new - eider, fresh from .1to mill, day by Oat-, the yellow ciao k »tot gooseborry e W0111'.1 4•120ri..1y diSaplwar from Anterieftn woman. I questoni ;i the serpent did not tell Eve tlint the :Tole would mak" her boeutoul for - as well as wise, for good apples, ttflin•etes:t1t7tor et4"11 rktedw /Intel!! 1 1114..leige f t'inr edi- Your sub -acid rod apple, porfoetly ris"ental, your bo1.f1.4wer or tsoltion leilMito your iato molloweid ruesta tiro the apptas for boottry. And op;des righ:lo en ton act di reetly on the py.••:•,ii;iit, (oily leas. - lug the) eyes dark, brillitot and deep in color, but strengthening the olget. Catarrhal conOltions tool linpoefeect digestion, toil it petimpe ell feet addod, chilly re me and 0 want of good underarm., tire atecoutiaile for more defeets of tante; than 1111 other causes put together, sotto an.1 oxv-opt thee small print of modern books titan newspapers. Thio strained SIA11 1310 r-•141,011- Filik for a patat many of elle utenest wrinkles on a wonion's tae". Tile little frown, when it is not a dote) ono, the, radiating linos velaic fringe, Om orbit or 1110 eye, 1 in,.,V1s.11 et- pros:siert alonat the roso allot meet oro. 10 007120 from weakened tition. ;Shot Litt lo lernwee. The only spooled treatment 1 would suggest is very hot water, just as hot as the skirt will bear, appliod ovor each eyebrow anal the boll at the eye and each side the temple. two or three minutes at a time, keeping up the heat. This is good treatment for glaueomea, and it is erosive for wrinkles. The barley meal roultico, softened hooey and a very little olive oll, is an application which seems to re. new the siOn of the face. -above nit things use it hot. This may lat. applied for half an hoar, while one Iles down for an afternoon rest, then it should be followed by five mieutes• sponging with vory warm tatapsnis, rinsed oil with V plil wattar. before it: is dried oft ts-arin Turkish towels. After this you cat lio down for fivo mileutos more with a hot towel over the faro leptons submitting it to the cooler currents of common air. A littha masooge after sizoit a bath as '1111S works wonclors. But massage is best tat Light bofore ono goos to stoop. Ilaif an hour's work on tit - facia and temples., after which one goes; iota pleasing saintlier for the.. mght. renovatet skin and nerves. Shirley Dare. --• on'tlfe01=faCinf3000.110.014110-06W0C0 11 0 4 J , ON*TillE TOILE! , 0 " 4000000C.GalentlatntaCtfrOff.-300nosfenneaso If the massogo ortitit is not in reaoh or your puree; or sotto ao.tolibteeltool rs- 'nos poultice awl tio. 8;4 ion bath ; or the; face heft:se- g' .'.g 1) too -a Tat the Inarley 187111 pointot 4 :list, Ineli is made ;has. saoe elm oaf troseasi Isailoy natal .rsse re.o. weI o iswor tit a pintio. with Vireo enps tito nog water poorstel on. eOratuor zoll it is tattle, watt!' eft:yeti take tiaoat fit it titeatztea. Afters oonno t w. 5 ;1.• ,to thrait noriattna aid it tral,lospotgatoll a bet oy ani 8 Cikk,,, rtop on of tense 41, with two 0? 181 •11'", o'11s •F.."1'i- of tit..vo, whoa is etinionont. 1 'or the skin. Spread thig dOstottly C1f. sitin as ; warm on eon be woota. 8 112.8 • tiotho tool- it on; rtporia Mo. initt 1 taoto Lest po 711 or 8311.2 111111 t ion that otteopy seesaw- natoel for Itati an Omar. ti"Irs Off, Staintliternion tiao ol-Lito Lot 13a111e, tia• •81.1 foleotin Lod no noel -sot off4 et r onatost :loos fin 3 rnotana a I a pt _ft - A MILE PIK and, inoidentally, 071 ire:4110:8R of bloom 031,1 T10:102 itY, whieh 15 rorth toting toto coot -adoration again. Warmth ant afftivo ell oulat ion moan line, lit altit, lovilinoss. Anti If the hot luta at 105 degrees for fifteen nonoten wohns an -1 strengthons ti1. imart btat oat cloars the esteslobt with tio reaction I ata boutti to 13. liotot it a goad thing. Pat 1 roast tolk about these wain- inosi oext. On11o. oil seatoo. to bo 21 tly:.-,•1:1•• for the coinplosion, who - Vat r usal extra nitily or inter:only. Tao volvott. 11:1 1)81174111 tin! brit - Lent toes whitia fortat tho boauly ot 7 IV01111'Il Wall. rts Franco aro 417:it to two theree,s, 0 111' 121 tia k4:".;Y11 els, for a the toly of vatoaItit oltiastes tran danet. In loot tear - oat. tool thee t•e. al tomotaten 311,1 0..10' 0,1. 11V1. 1t esentiou the oarlie ▪ 00111-1V., tieho 1.121 13208- *1'4' froot the Smith totnesto woman. whe.., knows 22104 21:,,•1111,"5 1•71-! 0.1* 1'r.1-11 0+.11 1111 1•02,p1o..12 a who pre setevas it • thetoo 21 tat,: ontil of *1211 1' oil be. foot, 11.1y. olu estitattos .1 root alto Ono-, 1 tho way !Ito gel - :loos Locsa ha the entarne of tho soar. at scoms tenet eomo brat:at o of Itrotenal nra parsoon est :smith tenitgo 137°1 1; s 1110, Whit h oPPfttr on the otaolott, e. tr. r- ' • s'lefootodr San o a a tans taa AW'r \ tof •••- " ;Or int!11 lefateintlA int1Othainiftt "5"S, oroot 7.. C' L172 1..11,', 0.2. 7, - too; o ott „a 118 33 tea 114i_ 24 8 1 2, p ot •1 317-.7, Off tbi inialooft watt. 41 tho no itt•11o, 114; Jowls estueett troutle. At first tile missionaries wero Pot obligee to leave; but 11 was not long beforo a movement to mob 8214 stone them: nate tbscovered anti throe wore compelled to Deo for their lives. They escaped to Lyotra, a town about twenty-fivo miles noutheast of Iconiusto -eel. There sat -Ills usual posture, showing bis helpless condition, potent -Entlrely dein/veil of the use of lilts foot. 1,,,.) 2, the supposoa supreme ruler of 110 'heathen worift Drla toi iron Antioclt ond tormiton, ‘h" 22111-44.1e14. P1011 111111 1144.11411100, 011.10.17 2.14i0 1 MR town, antl puttinn tufo protition routes 02111) 10111101111.111118 01 hf.) "111"4112411 in tioatant and out of noatoton tool to be "alwan's 0hu11nd7 Lig in ilea' work of the Ltool," began to prowl. Paul, who vomited to he the Wolf speaker, Was not at a tioNs for a topic, but true to tile motorise:ties Ito felt and tho oblhoations 80 was under ( Sao L Coat 1.. 17, Ian 16), Ito preached the gospel. Tito gorpol tlsoy prettelted comprise(' three thing's: Certain facts. Trio tall of man. The love of God. 'rho gift of Christ. -The mlnistry of tho Etoly spiritcertain doetrinen based upon and flowing out of tiles° great facts. „Stormont for all aim, secret and opon. Sins of omission and commis- sion. Overt sin mid sln of tho nature. Pardon, regeneration, adoption, Jostifiration, purity. Reward Se 111121 puo ishmentr. Springing from thole facts and doctrines God maktes de- mands, the greatest of whinii ie wilco llovo on tho renal ;foots Christ and thou omit: bra served," \Illicit emir/tees- tho fact of turtling from "Mom von - Laos" (v. 15 ; Igo. )v, 6, 7) to this living Goa in sontratst to tho poor, trifling, &ad 11.ne1 101413110 t11.1111t8 19 1:71117•11 11101 tree:tot for solvatItm : and It is equally applicable hi Ds forma nee 0 denotod tooday. Tho gospel provol to he tlie. power of (loci to at least ono man in tho olty of Lystra, who hod faith to he healed. This notn was "impo- tent In his feet," a cripple from his birth. I prosumea ho 071/11 11.8 Ig- norant n rol suporstitiotin an any of his townsmen, but as bo lareara the good news proclahavol, lie foil; hope spring up wilthin hint n:nd his 'otos- est deepened until Paul RUM the wistful longing of ids noel beaming hi lila foot) ao ho heard tho word with baneful a nticipation. Paul crioa out with a lood voice, "Stand upright on thy feet," and ho' ea and walk --a true typo of the blosetol effects of the gospel of God's grace. Notice the proachers, for en the economy of grace the proachor and his methola have much to do with rosulto, rand we may gatbor from this lesson some of the important annlifications for successfully hanin ling the word of tho Lord. They lab- ored to an end; thoy sought to ottsIn It ; 1l1$'34 watoliol for the illoVcat ions loading thereto, and on they behold them they embraced and followed thou up to a glad rtud glorions consummation. Oh! for nitere 171011 111 111 church, On the Seibboth sehool, on tho mission field tend 111 pulpit, omprovered and im• lined with, the spirit of the apostles. William P. Ferries O. Heard Paul speak -The apostles preached on several occasions anti the lame man had beard ropeatedly 1119 toachints of the gosling, and had ac22ep1:0.1 it with faith. -Cam, Bih. There was probably no syna.goone at laystra, and the neasuionaries were no doubt obliged to speak in tho mar - Let Place or somo otlicar placo of public resort. Wito....poreeiving - Fauna attentIOn was attractea by tina cripple,- and he fastened his eyes upon him and saw his faith from the expression of Ins conntenatice. Ilasi froth to be healed -Ho had con - Ramose in the power or Christ to heal him. Ho must have hoard of nairacles which the apostles hail performed at other place's. See v. 3. "The Grcelt world here signifies to be saved, including a complete ral- vation both of soul and body." - Wheaton. 10. Stand, etc. -Luke makes no mention here of ono. direct appeal to the name of Christ. That onnesion may be °tying to the brevity of the record, or the tenor of Paul's dis- course may have been so explicit hi regaril to the source of his anthor- ity, as to render the usual invoca- tion uonecessary.-Hackett. 11. lo the speech of Lycaonia - What this lanfruaga was we do not know. -Whotitor Paul preached to the People to the Greek lauguago or in their oative tongue, is a dispoted' question, The goas-"Th Gentiles lead corrupted the funtiamontal doc- trine; of the unity of Go?), and their various systems of religion were 1'01111de:1 011 the suppositioa of it plur- ality of deities, mate anti female, dif- fering, in their ranks, their attributes and Ise Notations assigned to thorn." Likenoss of anon -Nothing was more familiar to the heathen mind than the thought of the Gods' assumIng human shape anti golog around amoug ninalkirel.-Cana. Bib. De. Bonita bus, 3 atilt er---"Tisis was the) supremo divinity of the heathen, nd was 012111 (1 tilts father of gods ant! men. Ito II•88 tile king of al; the uni- verse ; leis throne _woo Mount Olym- pus. Poul, Mercurius-Ito 111.1,8, In hea- thy:I mythology, repreeonted as one 1.110 1.0118 of Jupiter, the messon- tor and chief SpOIS011111.411 0i the ti,01113. 110 wr% t'110 god of eimmorce. Proott tat these Mt- iotti thole priest' s rites and sued - hoe 4. t • 32 .221 .1 troarlet n.is-Tnts oxen were-) far eitorifieta, ond tuc garb. 12418 were ether to accurate the 881828.131, or to crown the apo.stles, or donora to toolo Louise. 1-1. Apostles-Doernabas was ealleal an apoetle because he was sent fortb by the church, no -t becauno he had boon chosen to the peculiar work of the apostleshia-Barnes. Heard-. Those were probably at their lodging housa and _the nevos 21111.8 carried to them that the sacr!ficial procession was coming. Rent thoir clothes -Tido 0118 a custom of the Jews at the f10.711.11 of thoir friends. In times of p1115 110 colamity, and when they hoard olasploamy or witnessed any groat trait-agrees:on of the law. Sprang forth tn. VO-Tioty were horror- stricken, 1111.1 rushed into the multi- tudo to stop the procoodings. 15. Met paesions-Sulajoct to the stone intim-titles a21.1 stifferingre-mor- tail like yourselves. "The expression nottinse no more than '111e Etre truly human lalags, with the some powcra. torel appetites as your own; need fool end ralmont ao veto alo, mod are all mortal like yourzeives."" See .7rts. v. 17. Doing you good tilingat. vo- lt le a mensal:it of good tilings which seas fort13 the living God to men in oolete of dumb Mole. These vanities- -Tao' words 'vanity' ana 'vain' were rlaroest the invariable tonns UP0,1 by :Tows to Oescrlete Goa emptiness and wortiaessnose ef hearthon worship. 14. In Hates past -The period he - forst the tines of Christ. Suffered - Permitted. allowed. All nations -All the Gentile nations; the Hebrew na- tion had a direct rovv.lation from itostnoir own waya-God voithdrow the restraints of His grace and pro. videnee 17. ;Nevertheless -Though they had so %orator& revelation. in that hc ild f.„7cuta--117 has demonstrated 111, tniestenett and moral cbaractor by •oeltot thorn good. Asti gave you (11. Vo -The redda and fruitful oraotinci nod food and oho:111134,s wore the wit• ortesta. Goa gave tilt) licathen of Hie efoolnoss, and wore reasons why titoy 14:01Il4 10770 road obeay 131122. J.(. With Giese onyintse-Painro a4- .11,4'-' to t) -ton thug briefly steal lima. ":1,6110. 111e1•41 011.12 With en Conity tent they orovouttel these lonetratta from soorlfitaing 10 thou Certain dowo-Tedisee woro tot ''.:181b 111P Stall:" omen who hag been tios 14,11 1.38 io tho persoeution at An 111)t'13teen/ Tootillon. Pereueoled tho roiple-That 'Coo apootlos. loattrati or gods., were. orito ;Toot:Ito news Orsoeslatot the people. Stitottel-Paul r0. forst to title in 21. Corinthians Xi. 23 lotetatgal lean old 1113. Vo --‘2-1 s'..,:eatd door colt o deal mate. The •ta1•••:11':-. WAS 1•11b4ie. 81 t1;a utiOnt ot 11a oho. Sittpoilitto otts-fieltry stamen! Iota mei floor luta the rullest eve date " Cott lee 31119 deal. anal net, moot oroltaiely Ito woo. 11." VOre 111.--51:11711111101/•43.' ra". Et 171.1 1'; 11211. 111/. 870^1 11 1!» Won, tat sellv Ito must have - so teserfloy to•init: .i. for titi cal. •,1 ZeUit -1 134 11 al hag restora- tion roto 1(114 1 119 11111117011301111, .3: ot ...are to ro. 12 1-113 1*0 liertet- I eats n nos tt: 1se•-t.:.-ti. .iato iia.3 17e; rotor -mot ton:. noint. il Pottnn oplootointre• tet. Hod toot:id 31191 o-Ili1:7 toaav. • v e'to s.-41. lattothoet •• 113 21`0:3 11` 4:0:417!itt 181 ,• y t 17:1 2' 12»-' 2311 ro 111411 tat. • 3... • t ateetatt tors 413'ato1 .:2. yaJ 11••..1 •t•,•=.,1 • . nni, 1: Kean • ".• it?e,ta • '12-1* 131118411 ; • " 1.11173le 17,N1t1 " V7,02 le 1 ,.itt!,,-? 71 t '7,7‘ • t ' - 2' • 7.1 k 7 1• ,1 'P, ••1•‘ tn f 'cone of tn-Iit woen ruS PUZZi E LOOKED EASY. Out Thou%lt $2 a as Offered, tor the Saiuthut, No One Could Do it. 141-7;%1-) 111 1.12.11r04 was displayed hoe week in ill 9 ehoor window of a nelootastatty norelettet, and mon, wiemon chiliiroal,fotight Icr placto train wle eh tins' eoubt study et. , Tho 1111121/1 21114 .1. columu or rigures (48 it large card-, and 0 prize of nitt woo 022e21e.1 to the person 0 ho should firat succeed in talding an)' six of llto agonies 121 tho column to get a total ot 1. Tease ram the figures; 1 1 1 3 3 3 5512 7 7 7 91)2) Dro inn were cudgelea and worked overtime in the effort to get the re- quire -I total and tho att. Finally one wi1d-e3e-1 man in the crowd gave a gm:a) awl forced his way into the estorot relimme the $2 i" he cried. "I've got it." He seized 41 sheet of paper and seri:5814st dowu the following solu- tion : 11 1 3 THE MARKET81 .O0001,1. 00..'.•,eihr/ZOWPgrikOCU 4. tlicetie Mal loafs. BolleVillo, Bias," 81. -At tit'. meotiog of the Cheese noond het" hero to. day them wore) offered Lath) Plato illattiettL!: LIN(1.1'oetital,l'Siliii):51autY131;1114 3)-1.t!'* f ;I$14•15,111T4 - noo, 00 at 9 340; Moor:LW titni 0 (8 -geritib.ul ;Ahtx,vao(. tNio jr tean tots, Oil. notes tailored ; 1-2t) 1114 ; no salon. Cornwall, Ma", 1'4, -On" thou, and titre° hundred and fifty etteetie wero boarded at the Canny:all Chem() Board today, Of wide!) 7130 were white, 577 colorea anti 43 American. All staid by 100; 9 5-8o was tho top price, at which all but tho Amern can was sold. Astnerican brought U. Laaadlug Wheat SfarIceto. The following aro tho closing quo. tations at Important whztshc.onsteiports. tOrtisty: Chicago... 72 5-8 Now York.. .• .0 ••• 775-8 Toledo.. ..'• ••• ••• ••• 82 3.4 75 1-2 Duluth, 1. hard. :0. 72-12 7-3--d; Milwaukee, 2 nor... -8377:34 70 78141 71 3-4 lorosto Sava Stook Moronic. Expert cattle, choice, per own 1535 1565;),, 1011,110 414663 tett, Ilutterc°ke vle8attle, piolica do medium 4 (13 to 5 50 f(ttlge.n. 051 100 54 07,01 (410,3,,(0'0,w9,31111,01 310 10 do bulbs- -: 35no 315 k'eed71113eP 4 0: to 5 so (10 180(11038 3 40 1 11 (3100)40118, 1,19(0 :7t211) lie to 3 75 Miledhoelolgecliti(, each Shoop, ewes.por Lomat yawner, per wet :17,54 :00, 01)1) *It! 50,41 .055 00: 11050, shoice, por ewt nuosi, light, per (Pod Ilutps fat, por b do cuing, each I Ot) tO 0 11 7 25 to 0 0) 2 20 .::10:) • a -- 2, 1 "Thoroto your six figures, cool the st a 1 in 331," he cried, triumphantly. The merchont toimitteal that this atoeunon was clever, but sant that the figures; inuot be usal singly. The man wait Gm 4411111071 Wow; away disap- pobeted. mothematiod sharp consolod hint hy ooring that the result deminided almost be obtained because mac eat - not toke an oven number or odd fig- ures tini get an odd resuit by adding atom togother.-Now York Sum EXCUSED FROM JURY DUTY. F,ven the ikastt.re .Itttilte Would Not lasot open: Itiesootties seet; er. A judtsta out in lttlasouri is noted for tho s.rititness with which he 11-1141a thoas summanol for airy duty to alto performance of the task, In 1. ettlain vase root -idly 110 or.lorettl the sheriff tei eall this roll of thirty- five' "goon loon rani true" stitected for hire arty. tints' twenty-two ooset-ort-ti is attar roam a nod tho ,twrirr 1,501“..1 ituptivingiy 11 the. jeolott but Geo lotto?' was eshott• wiping hits glasses tvlolo lut Intel -el tilt. onto-in:try: "Any de- siring to be excused from sorrier' 011 this tory will maw contra for - wool." Twenty-two mon ma lo n 110,I1-111 I IA forrearti 2(1141 elork ..14'1)1)...1 ht. hi.; work ot noting thono alp, hot failel to loop:and to tho seonn nio to hone in wotelor at thy -stabs. voniro to oseopit. °WO 11," sahl titre jet towel:Ong to 11 long, thin, nervous looking young man. "why do ;von wisle to be ton e18.;411" 't' it pien.q., your honor," nitowor- ol tito atones:Ill thin ittivitioal, "Iftl like to bo ttatetisel on nottount of ill. no • „, Inn onfforing from cot/toning that tolgiet pr.avo ombarrassing to the tailor jitrors nati 18 cortainly oteehorroosing to nut" - "11Sitot 1.5 tito nature or ;your moot" anl•ol tho judge'. ales it." odd tho sstanng man „Ilea- Itratiotelo. prefor to tell yon In peivat I'm somowItat tiolionet oltett spoon -ion of it in pubile." va 114 It 13*4(2' ally tiling in poi- rotproolog the judgo. ton 81 13.. "If „ton wont to Ina o'- 911 '122 moot; toll toe" hero Iona now atioat lo tea' Itintter with peg." 1". tr 1 tonot toll it Lose I havo 313, ittet." "'ant lion?" tenool tho Stage, not itolzett to the el..172 without mark- • 13-1.1' ; leo ,se 1113 *(b'1124:11 231 IV83, •2 vorat.eit the- Somas' o -a. st Pop 1 cootistetry 22113 bp .1.11)," ta Nor coal:mall will bp. ,03L. POMPEII AND HERCULANEUM. -- the Only Hi,,to1va2 Parallel to the Catastrophe at St. Norre. Or the ticstructIon of the twin cation or pompeil it litrculaneum on the 2.1th of August, A. 1)., 70, by the erup- tion of a long dormant volcano, Ivo have a contomporaneous deseriptiou in tho Jotters of the younger Pliny to Tacitus, tho historian. These word pictures of a trained man of lettore bring tho whole Welle very near to us, and on them is based every nub. sequoia description of lac first hin- torIcal eruption ot Mt. vesuvius. Witttt is most striking about tips do. scription is this, that the inhabitants of Pompeii and Herculaneum scentoil to have lingered 111 the doomed cities awrittri'rnitniguleYolfitiatloraice74.1nvePtimudilitilittglitaktel.liEt3 is not improbable that, liko tho un- fortunate citizens of St. Pierre, they wort" Innen into a feeling of liecurity tblyvoitore tlect:surance than t rt volcao E0 long dormant had loot its destruct. It is sometimes sold that the cities at tho riase of Mt. Vesitylus were de- stroyed by lava -the Italian gulden nee the words to this day. But \nese/- view timely out no lava during tho great eruption of the 24th of Aug- unt, A. D. 70. I1 had, ejected 721(11311 ,l prehistoric timers. l'oturaill itself is built upon a lava ridge, which, in the old day% was quarried for millstonts, thus, giving rine (0 311 important in- dustry. Rut in hietoric timcs if woe ?rely boost g-tologisto, lava. aid not flow till the year 10126. St. Pierro W1124 destroye.1 by a vast mass of turning lava, witioh descended in fiery torrents from the crater of Mt. Polite, but Pompon and Herculaneum wore destroyed by showers of ashes 411(4 plonice stone, with which came torrents of ratio. -turning thee falling ashes to a, thIck, adhesive 1111111. t•.:011117 obvious warning* of groat perit there must have been, and that quitearly on the fatal 24t13 of Aug- ust ; for it was not long 1111,6t 110011 when a mensegc reached the elder Pliny at Misenum, 154 -going for his ships. sinoe uscop t was oven Hun im- oossilata except by sea. Already Pally, .00kiug from Alloomm. sow Mt. VU Vittit toppod by that vast foal ottfut -cloud sampled like a pine tree," out of wheali ashes were raining down ou the doomed cities. His ships, ap- pronsehing thn coast toward wet -mine, ran into a hall of tountec atode, The ashes fell hotter and hotter on tho dooko, and in continually larger masses. The sea .ebbed suddenly, pre. 1718017 3.8Itdid at St. Pierre. There. was 710 possibility of giving help tt5 Um doomed cities. and Pliny gest. orders to steer off the coast. Ho had clonely observed all the photons:ono, however, awl had dictated the notes, whiell were aftorwards flood by his nephetv, commonly cancel the youngor Pliny, in hig desomptions of tilt'. great (rotation, For the elder who had offocted a landing in a sheltered bay near Stabate tvith the intent14.11 of reaming his frical Pompottlanns, was "stifled by the lumen of sttlphur awl grossness of the air." "Whon the lIght returned,wheat wag not till tlio 1*.i optlitoaSir a itoter TheaiNitutal‘Vis wbroc:it; 1318 n W1119 111800Vere4 untoueloaC by the' fire, without 1111.Y 2181810 hurt, In the rdart'Ttgor hit Itew ah 'Pi oriel et°11.f(tIll. o Lilco ono who was dead." - Thus 1)or1s0ie7.1 tlio eities of P0211- pPil 821.-1 Hered11111e11111, 17,Y 17110W(8S ansitit,1,11g‘ itti,:zzat if:110J. bofr,11,1:11111,:i the eito, now. Probably Lloa lava reS this eruption of 1631 passel ovor Sir 'William Hamilto31 distInguishoil 1134) tiobrio of no loss than MX' 011112" t101111 beA/09 that withelt tirstroyto Om twin (Athol. Sir Charlos Lyon also thought that a largo part of tho etworing of the two oitlos was Ifiont:sottaroudetiso-u2111sequTett,tt 7aInt;,0ilthoilzrf zloiylirtet n,1 anything of tho history o' Veen- vlu 1 it 14 Itstrutizhing to ba toiti that Itt leact SO, 101) persom itnve alit"ige0pnretshoe2tt8Itire2}Brttttli"1"01.1111)(11,1altrVz,". breeds oontempt, anti, naoretwor, all ilt11111ifilvc7":71,:(01111.:mitt:ento:10)01:etlia;It:irtl,tic, aNII7n1la111.1.:11v1 11111:1,1111121;e h181:1::1; torront of lavn, from. their vineyar.let firmlY bigiovra will turn asilo florY "1 noon," said linothor Diekozcr.-tiat ono or de pro:toilette is in 'honed**. 'bout earpint what. ; 112e. Now. finVg ninthly in: letoft tor Ito inintin fur trouble., hitt 1 re 4.keo2 Attain none fool lots' ro:ogtio' owe 1-31 :11111k17;111:: 11(2.11,18 2%'13 lit:471,1,.,27,1, tilati.fee et.,1111.41)1,3 •itooy, but toy ail ht 1 keno tri man. Adam (ain't h, to leittorf now. otI hit look; ittifair 'Or Ito intern -On' ;lt '1111 am ware Mau' in Ma dos' aq1 1°21,' 11111411111:" 1 fora; 301'1,y la i• 1111 1.0110" 118 824 propesAtion 1". ,t( 311)2242) toesa I 2.2t18111retina1 too Ins Bat. VII ;volt tate "What's' that n" um' main 111./ti to? 1tt 70:144" *ea.' tete/11.11M' b.) no (*3*" ;Tare -tile ..AtIaleta Voutitation..