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le on equal tern2sto all. Uc rich a
ma 0
bcing denied, turn, • ti
up to bitterest gal
at make all the difference
Yet they -are dein,-
ro
•dren and I
en Iw
home,
overjh
0 coutm
Oe usement rn
er, se
.A1)01.1. She reater or
persons a
could be be or ilto
•Bytern of ro
umber o, lidus
fltude than
umber of
N,(414 •
il t.a.1
is
it11c$ra1jit h 1ing0i and
,
.tt lfir.Vhl
) know 'of Win n
40
vcry well that in;
,countries publiepower which
-.
no frce eon ever again supproa
and tha t wiU.h.e ud for the
for ,the vat lna3ority .of 41;
iscountrymen.,' Thcy know
that battIcubip aro guiilatforrn,
and not oril r the vessels o
"Tv...At ••.y
sii• world. Othors apend al
their enelltor&
hopmgsome 'day to have euougt
to purclia.ss such blessings
hov foolish are We all, for tbe
arenot. to bo. Loud.
inuch I 'no''bought witi
sc
• • t 'that inner13elf withou
e e r that whicbis r
r thau.tirne. a
taliar
.THEY ARE TFREE TO ALL
0 ,will 1ivell
.4ove and joy and peacen t
nat es. life, fairand* . e'
fat' for sal countere or -t
Lily store; store; they 1 *n anare not hidden
%ray in strange plaCes, Tbey are
vuits4...the...spirit4 they/spring-it
it, rpenin the hearttofnia '
r', &ii1d zt TrIA • h-
cw
,
much we all 'need to
-that
s Within lit-
iitiitieg0 • --hlrg •otou
thingan no .
irbeasti-c"Prible for the dirt; let -ti
benco 'it
hilmore
d deas be counted
I herebe in him .tl
-
t of .an infinite Iife and 10'
to which he belongs* if he
child of the great spirit; I
him live more and. -more fo.
higher life toward which bia bei
ut.'nds 'est,ve
rt-treivi fruits o the
ore to be desired than
in the world of sceset
onxisted of forty, milliuns
after all •sometbmg other
.:ithoitofittadhav
u
rtk himseif.o•If he bad lic vvl1
ebe t n
I least known of alt, thth. or
3UL1U3 ser empire,.
-John-Fisher
shadov;a
ty the r itien isiinalil&to
it would Mr. Sargent to paint
file, like thatof znost
to chin, like the hew a
batlorileahipt:e7:vst:
fh-
tax
o cxirittiiut
t .'rhammer an
in Marr3ats-tWf,' e
direct and aliie, under' brow
-04 , extraorlmary powers of
centraton,Aliove- thern the.„
head 1 a /4701.1
tog, belongs
1 ov
d• ownI:;?ViaTtel'i:-.:"--
at a cost Of ,Oiter
ca .-fitted: up
0 leeping.cars, tore.
men
lt A
s . li-ntOcketilIbirr:rriit'yh.,e7a17:11:14:1.41;
tonne, telephone connection
throughout. The doctor often takes
n on thegine. All the Van- ,
fics,ThvItyrlitledemor,
does George Gould. • •
001-0
rfude of a
0 a 'yards nufaitly well at an.ta'ihtelt seriou
rectedby an ascension:to aheigbt
of two thousand •.' According to
Mr Beck, tbis medical treatment
sltouIdLbe..zndergonc4ai1y two or
it are speci1ed re:
numberoura
conifortbly equipped
tidetk belOW'S large cij
What would hkepert if t
veno .. A
. '
t e'aris
• he fruits of din trAcolimation did soinc
,
ty priies ago, Mr Deck does not soy.
any life - are the
Self.. The
it woe
an set infinitude God born bein
he eternal things spring up within long as we se
/hat You are and I:hat:you rcally the dust, t
have. dependent not -on your 'Or -for hi we
e instances but On the deep sourc- . 9 tfEN,
. .
tiis t!,
'West).
t people
they Wren*
main energy out
0
t
he beads of the ari
waa liar personage
aorilbw, peti
' Oee, thing about Jum
Ihe number o
is the tribute' to :his
Let usbc eertain'of it
er popular' when Is
Land systems 5y ve
ri4 ,ruthl
igkszed
knowing,-;
0:
d v , you
the street ,,.without
ou, Would be coutPet-
im t,wice..‘„Ilis 'talk
of the unexpected, yet „re-
brases 'which light np a
flasbe ,'01 convent
ng. Ilo is as irrcsist
when tir
ed what was his favorito
replied instantly'And there
--no-mort-oekd
ghout• his career tbas. hoi
izuewy
The bet
1.4tioButmen
"
the Test evidencet of
spositiOn 'of truth is its
tories
are rst won la
t thing about ei)y evil
**fulness.
ntnbled
‘.!,,thter 1
n, the 'pr.er
7. For his error r. s
The punishment which befell the
unfortunate trzzah, and which
cessailly seems to Uso. extremelv
excessm, " since his motive w
clearly that of preventing in 44Ci;!.*
tit to dent to the uric, must be 'judged
• from' the religious standpoint of the
a
• m
Liiing a double life is killing toe
hnlf of life with the other. •
The turriatlum of cliaraoter may
1ten involve-Orinfiirric-
*sr never worth thinking mud)
- about *Ito thinks most of hiniself.
The *asingle.10;416 main Chine
ays images the great opportu-
nity. .
The hest Way to titre the -rear ,0
man is-to,,lose-the-Iovi Of tuuntuott.
:There is only one. Way to the
earls of men, it is the way, of your
resolution to 'go'
heip"3zoir much
wroflg trains:
Mettit thin
in_dOwn_wi
0, Win
o puthim
to heaven Will)
if -yon. get 'on
to Id up thc
iiIe you're
Lry-
from the "man
, iaeae
et53
t________
of thbusandsand of hundreds with
t1tofrlirn inider-thern• (l'ehrorn
who had chine .together In the gn-
eral
eMbly called by David.
Iaale-judah --A ,we .learn train 1.
this -*ss but-tvn
me for Itirlathqeitrimi relerred
to Ander that namein I Sam. O. 21
s :the place to which the Philis-
tines sent the ark after their trmt--
blesonr
experience with' it as Alai
-
Odd. ,Astbe name her ute.d
totes*,the,place was-- within the
,The .elitruhint,Angelic • atten
ants having; actording to, Old Tes
tatnee• sYtubolistn, tertiiin sacred
clutieS in the courts tA hetvien. Lat.
erthis syinholism. was repleseeted
in the elaborate 'golden cover. o
17. the -coyenant Fiore
'cherubim with lontstreched pro -
g voiters turnionuted this cot
thead Wilitiritt* titoift
er at."
new cart -One not a ye
test for !ordinary put -
"d lus `Coo aries
titiOn. or Moral- trantgre
in7130--;.
-
ious an e
daugex andeven of d• eath toord
8 roken orth u
den---auipumsbnxeuti.--
99 .419991, •
BEQUIRED ASSISTANCE.
"1 bavo COMe to see'yout sir, on
ity delicate misaien," said the viung
°
man as he iiit""doVii on the edge
'chair and looked numnfor-
es young men. sometimes will.
•The old gentleman laid down his.
pen And looked cUrious„
"WhatisUr'
you have two beaut-
tul
daughtersr explained the young
d
he oMgentlenia he tame w
• utuntluit na.,ktve.„:4,
t the
tant UAW,
haracter
e land servic
commander in ehief of the navy,
under the 'Secretary of State; has
been Sir 40bn Arbuthnot Fisher. In
at period be has Stainped a deeper
personal impression upon the whole
organization of the 'fleet than ,had
been. left -upon it siuce,Trafalgar by
all .revics First Sea Lordsput to-
gether; -Jusras'eTeetions are wkiriti
'the committee rooms -not in the
ballot boxes -battles are- settled be-
forer they are fought, and they are
decided by the efforts which have
porter effieieney in time of peace.
Von Itoon .4id not command in the
field.„ -but
VOMIA, W
coaB s e enemy. en e
Viennese, courtiers were Oman
Bismarck to the Emperor Franci
Joseph that, monarch listencd in
silence.," and then said: El -only wish
had him.' In reply to Sir Jobn
Fisher's assailants the Maser migit
say the same,"
NOTtl) ,ENOINE OftiVERS.
orals Who .1114tve a Robby et
Running titomotp'es.
oflrg
'ate railwayfront h a)
-el-Tin in Alexan rut'
Few people have any idea of the
mount of gambling for bigh stakes
that goes on aboard p,ractleally *11
Abe crack Transatlantic liners.
aundreda, and ,tvert thpusands,
o dollars are not ildrequently lost
or six days' voyage, and nothing is
'heard of the inci.dent. outside the
smokeroom of the .particular
er" in question.
s_aieneral,rult, that is to soot
t and agi.in, as happened on
board the Mauretania res:etlY)
orno victim will "kick," others,
is a_
scenes are
ui Uizah." •
IO Obed-edum, the Gittite-A
tire of Oath, the Philistine city, but
now, * resident in the environs of
Jerusalem; and WC' who had 'been
admitted to•eertain.tivil $414 reli
Jetts privileges' among the Jews.
• it,. Jehovah Messed. Ohed-ede
The' nature et -the blessing is not
indicated, but totobehly if took the
form of health, happiness-
pro'perity,being 'vouchssfed to the
dont in connection with the' Pre
* of the ark irt.;his .homeslead*
David to make,* second and mor
cautious attempt to transfer, thev
second aml more eautious• attempt
to tionsfer: the, sacred shrine! to his
w- eitadel,
13. The ark/op t otaion was
driven
tUe te1i
andfles ,hterviteci
4.fl*ttd before
fen-fidlall
un 3 ; 7. 9; .provitletithet
:.Jhould e carried .by
Le -
The house of Whither
t. t k had ` b ib:4441. ht thitheten e en
ng
lhie'n op
nt fastened by
Atarapter if
explaine& I
n _You
attentions- t actiz
. I bave been makin
toone of_yoer daughteraX„,
presume
The 'o d gentlernan • s toted
and: the the young tnott eagerly wen
* that:s,J.
ue of tliem
ecl'y interr
should hate to 10
which oneis
ainly
with bOtit.4%-
The young man sighcd and't
eti for his
"I thought 300 nxigbt,'
ItVe been very attentir
was. sometimes. in douht my
ing -they'rie but Ligot.
air right until r•propysed. And n-
A-Oxt.-0"44tialt *1.11. MALit_yottidoxi,
know !why+ one ,s,ecepted me;
dont. and 'gat to ,:begusidt*ove
•4
again.'
fightr-4nIr-oava
ie future r
er our destiny will be decidedby t
results -of the----reforming,-Attion o
."Nominaily thc' First Sea Lord is
7. Practically, if vital spirits are
my index to-.4initn't real age, he is
the youegtst Admirat in/this-0r any
other service. His great opportun.°
he it .did not tome ,natil bet was over
Then cat** tbcre
offered to him the highest prize
*aloes ambition in time of
TEE MIt32LLTOE.
The.inistietee,* dru
ire said to have rut from, onk.tr,
with hill.;IttuSks of gold, or thepi,'
*Cretl: alba itt;
rJus OlUeSi
1
But eitv on,re
take-on tistuto. 1I& c&rted in hin
brain' full . seheme of ' reorganize.'
tion, liefbelioed the training and.
distribution of the navy t� be peril -
%lusty out of date He had **tolled
the,febang from w'cdn wz1J*-
, Yet
ton e. '
11. one and, bin •
heft -lad been no fzndmen
hange ;ince Xe1son time in our
etbod of training officers- for their
-.4e640q;-:There
Adios' in ourpctlit.ca1-
nd it was dear the the *1
. and death the futi
ot*lit in the North.
tiler *here; , Vet An
Lill ganized as thong
rt would bei,a in the
b
Is; 0
ig
,t-1g4-trf
generally
course,onlyroya
. a short t
-6ilit*fit-
-0 it
by theinterest h e e
Nile daivi at 0„..bUt ‘41 r
ennia y interestedlocornotwcs
bnring ts, • visit to France he
the cab With the driver of
ra *1 o mii
and tok a lnd At the levers; says
Loudon
The s..liarehioness of TWeeddale
drove - the.7..Jskrot-lotomotiiis: that
.crossed the Forth Bridge,
The Marquess of Downshire Ints
private yailivay at ltilliboroug
hich cost his lorilhbir
The' train- tOrkt41115
eupine and & guard's
sone- of js gue.ts prefer to rk
fle Imost invariably drives. the
-with his own hands and hia
avorite silted is flirty miles.- an
hour. There is 09 speed *limit 04
riiatc raliway Jinc And to _police
'Earl FitzwJ1iamr
--Ectera rczsons or
ne tares to admit that ' - - *----'
he
h '"plucked," and by a
.•ie., too,
---
,esitty- s , _ore-- ------
ln tt eneral behav, t it requires a good deal of -
of• being neither wore nor les than
nifitoli swindler.
sides, if tie is driven into a
cornery,.yoUr • tnacal . ocean cn.rd-
r is "aa, ugly customer to
•As a rule, he is one of a
gang f. three, or .more, so that he
not: --
imcs ' There are cases
,on. .reord of men having . been
have - -
in b
6 -;0- the .' ovdi 0 ittY
player *tangs rea earthly chance a
winning, iwheo pitted against these
profesiitrnat gigublers,nisny" of
whom haire ttained to /inch dexter- •
1 p biting eleierk A Pet tett*
kit - **VettialreiF-----L=- --." '
_ ,
• . erponents
aim ,
*h. ViO t
ti
flopn
I `tyls to vi '