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GOOD WORD.
Rev, Dr. Talmage Tells flow You
May Be Happy.
A despatch from eliashington says;
-Rev. Dr. Talmage preached frout
the followilag. teezie-Acts xxviii.
tel'he -barbarous people Showed us ati
little kindness."
liege we are -on the Island of Mal-
. anether nameor eleata. rins
which has always been an
important commercial centre. he-
lonaing at different times to Phoe-
nicia, to fireeee, to Rome, to Ar-
abia. to Spate. to leranee, :low be-
longing to lerglioni. Tee area of the
isiend is about 100 agleam Miles. It
, is in the atediterranean sea and of
and la aaswer to prayer,"and then to
he sedulously ceitivated
Fall the neture with re perfume ricer
and. mom pungent than mignonette
and. ae if you 'put a, tuft of 'that
'aromatic beitudy. behitid the clock' on
,the mantel or in some corner where
nobody can nee it. you find people
,:wateingbout your room lOoleing,
!this way and that, _and you -ask.
•tliern. "What am you loolthig for ?"
and they answer. "'Where is that
.fievirer ?" so if one has in Ids soul
this infinite sweeteesa of disposition
its perfume will weeho. everything.
Still further, I must- speak a kind -
steno eierity ot atmospneze that ness at word. When you meet any
Monet Aetna, 130 utiles away, cen ' one. do you say a plleasant thing or
- be -dietinetly zeen- The he:end is an unpleasaut ? Do you tell him of
meinoraliie tiecaitse the 'agreeable things- you have heard
Nuggets of Melte for a long white oboe; him or the disagreeable? Mee
're'e-1 there b•it latest famous be- hetearee you does b feel better
--mese of the apestaiie shipwreek. ellite 'or
besiorteree vessel on wletee, Pant saii-i DOES Ili' FEEL WORSE.
eti hive "laid to" on the eineboard
trice. and .the wend wes blending Oh. Vat power •of the tongue for
east-northeest, enie tie viessel drifeothe production of heppinc,ss or wise
PrObehly iedie tied a half on 'ere' ! OW Would think from the
home site ettezele et witat is now • way the toogue eaged in we might
calleeli St. Poet's Bay, Practical ;take the hint tliat it was a dita-
- s%ItA0E-3 1!117e latien op the itibie ac- gerous !tower. Fiest it is -chanted to
vomit end decided beeenni commathe back pare a tho amulet by eerie- .
!mese' tie place of tee seipwreek. :muscles. Then it is surrounded by
Dui tie ielane. wheel has so rough tteetli of the lower Jew, eo nany
et. is for the most part a gar- :ivory ba*s. and then by tho teeth of
' 'jou. freits a profttsion.the upper jaw. more ivory bars. ,
. •. tinet es wen tie eow. The iinest or- :With the power of compreasion and
tioat idtv.:•$ grow -them -arrest. And yet. notwithstanding
FOR 4.41 tirel hie ,coniteulee 'these four imprisezunents or limitee,
crawied up tite eeac-h. eaturatiel tions. how many -Wee no hiut rea
tine hungry from long abstioence :gard to the dangerous power or ',Itch
Nervousness, SI essness, Ner- from feed arid
"FIE /fl "f of h-qey riieratteei.tei it in Pead'a Then, out de of all. are the two lips
vous Prostration ossof Energy,
Brain Pag, Faint and Dizzy Spells,
Loss of l'aeraory, Melancholia,
lawlessness, After Meets of La
Grippe, Palpitation of the Heart.
Anaemia, eeneral Debility, and
all troubles arising from a =-
down system.
They will build you tip, ernalte rich
d blood and give you vim and
energy.
Price, soz... per
box, or three boxes
for $1.45, at drug-
gists, or will he
sent on receipt of
price by The T. Mil-
burn
Toronto, Out,
Cresswell, March 28, 190L
The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
Dear Sirs, --I write to say that
1 have usedBurdock Blood Bitters
with excellent results. Last
spring my daughter got all run
down and was very thin and
weak:
Her face was covered with red
spots and a large boil formed on
her cheek. I procured 2 bottles
of B.B.B., and by the time she
had finished them the spots and
boil disappeared and she has
got strong and fleshy again.
I consider B.B.B. the best blood
medicin.e known.
MRS. I. DAVIDSON.
HER sTirt3LATio".\.7.
That there are still people, unia-
tallier with the telephone is proved
"by the recent experience of a certain
Wan.
Pe wished to have telephonic con-
nection between his house and a new
ore built for his son's summer resi-
dence. The best route took the wire
over the cottage of an old lady, to
-whoni he had applied for permission
to make -the slight use of her roof
that was necessary.
The old lady gave her consent but
made a firm stipulation at the same
time.
I'm willing you should run wires
over my roof and hitch 'eel wherever
you see fit, she said, pleasantly, pro-
vided you don't use 'em after nine
o'clock at night. That's my bed-
time, and I'm a. light sleeper at best,
and the noise of folks talking over-
head would be sure to keep no
awake.
Children Ory for
A
BREATII.
An nir trust will be the next thing
I suppose.
Graciousl Now, that would be
enough to take one's breath away!
182 books have taken their titles
:trora Shakespeare's' works, 40 of
ehern from Ilaitalet.
London's daily and weekly papers
are 20 per centmore in number than
those of Ireland combined.
For Intatts and. Ohi. dreP.
The faii
simile
aimiatere
of °0
te
le.4:1:7;aieeleeei
;toegue, and the results are lacera-
, ouLLI,31 9.nr., /10,41. time, scarifieation n4 demnation,
e'lliere are those if they know a good
t:te islanders. though (-ailed lbasbn•... „thing about you and a bad Oblige
antes twat:lee they Could not tipeaie will mention the bed thing twit act
eietaigi, folio ie doeia to the as though they had never tward lite
wzed unforturetes- Everea good tiling. Nowthere are two
"titiree, had goite to the notiom cif the eidee to alinost every wade char-
detip„ area tee, barefooted. haredieteileil gicter. mad we have the Choke cid
• eliestle took sh4Ys; utIV ia overhaitliiig the virtue or- the viee.
iiijqppiezieie heepitaiity, int:, can greet Paid end the ship's
".Zlv tee& eerie tee shifies ereve a- Crew ea they e03210 up the head% of
;envie. ott Melia enia eroutol a, hoe .AIMM with the words, "What a sor.
.7iwn drylag tee:nee:toes entt with the re looking set von Are- ! How little -
ore -Amelia the neer:dere veil offer eof nevigatien you must /mow to run
them, -AA they go into Goverti-lou theso reeks 1 Didn't you know
-- mese geartece for three dere to rea better elitui to put out, on the Medi-
a -net -etre Pubilire tite ruler. invitiode terranean this wintry month el It
.. a:the:Mit lie had severe sick- ,was not much of a. ship anyhow. ov
nes ie the hintee ot the Ume ij would not hate gone to pieces a
iier deft with a dangeneeis 'soon as that. Well, what, do you
a. for 01W monits they stayed rrant ? We have hard enough work
ire the island wideliing for a ship ;to make a liviog for ourselves with -
end patting the lei•,,pitalitige of the -out having thrust On us 276 Inge
' :whim eto 7,..ee teen But it 3ul1ns. Not so said the Maltese.
,dinvd tho tat tiatitl:',lrily. mei :1 think they %led, "Como in t Sit
vectirden for till the nnea of :down by the fire and warm your -
:time and eternity to Zetiii and 110:4r velves. Glad that yeet all got off
renard to the initabieants of Mal- „with your lives.
• te, "The harbaroes people showeill ttAitge youtisEity AT Holm
us no little itheltuise,"
lebeititasti;
'What a great word on are welcome to ail we have
until some ship comes in sight ;end
teat is, 0 tank! a red
iong a, tinv.whim the apocalyptic you- resume your voyage. Hero. let
ae
gel used to wastire to
me put a bandago on your forehead, nfic,i3NPU ten
• leezeugui. the eremite, the jeeedit for that is an ugly gush you got
oi that ntindgetio, w„t.d. it is a from the floating timbers. And here
. favorite tlifJe Word, aad it is -early, is a. loan 'with a broken arni : we
launched in the hooli of Genesis, have a doctor Come to attend
eitit:tt up in the book 4,i Joshua, OM this fracture." And, though Mr
e:iliraeeti in the book 1)1 ftuth, more tittee mouths the Liminess went on.
utt bond 0 samieg, crowned ,we have little more than this brief •
in the book of Peaitne and entbrozred ,rceerd ; "The 'barbarous peopi,e
plac,„ in the New Testa.. sio.wtt us no li ...le kindness.
.inent. Ii.intlue:eit A word im more I erthermore, them is kindness of
than / expect it wilt netiou. That Is what Joseph show -
cd to his o .
e •, beathers. " la
WRESTLE ME DOWN. :le what, David showed to Mephibos-
lieerre I get through with it, et is heth 'for his fathee Jonathan's ealie.
, strong pummel to throw an archan-•Thal. I t
v Onesiphorus sheaved to
gel. itill
be well Tor ne todPaul in the Roman penitentiary.
• Bet , w
Kindness to all 1 Surely it ought
i
stand around it and warm ourselves
ts, glow as raw and his miow ,not to be a difficult grace to culti-
• voyagers Stood around the fire on.
Ivate when we see towering above the
the leeand ot Malin, where the Mine,centuries such an example that one
tese made there-eel:me immortal th glimpse of it ought to melt and
truestorm all nations. Kindness
my text. by the way they treated
; their victims of the spa. "The bar- brie:gat oar Lord from heaven.
, earoes peepie showed us no 'Rue Kindness to miscreants, kindness to
" persecv tors, kindness to the crippled
„kindness.
I
All definitions of that and the blind and the cataleptic and Kind:Kies!
the /climes and tho drop:Meal and
multipoteut word break down half
the demoniacal characterized him. all
way. You sny it. is clemency, be -
the way and on the cross, kindness
nig:lite-. generosity; it is made up of
to the bandits suffering on the side
good wishes; it an expression of and kindness to the -
' beuencence; it, is e contribution to O"- him, exicu-
the happiness of others. Some ontioners while yet they pushed teee spear and hammered the spikes and
else says, "Why, I can give you a howled the blasphemies. All the
definition of kindness; it is sunshine
f the soul; it, is alrcction"
e, i„1. stories of the John Howards and the
blorence Nightingales and the Grace
• it is a climacteric grace; it is the .Dariings and the Ida Lewises pale
combination of all graces; •it is com- before this transeendenteexiimple of
passim; it is the perfection of gentle him. whose birth and life and death
•ou through? You have
manliness aud womanliness." Aro ei•
ei.made a "ioe
dead failure in your definition. It THE GREATEST STORY
cannot be defined, but we all know that the world -ever heard and tee
what it is for wo have felt its power,
Some ofou may have t it a na theme of the mightiest hosanthat
Paul felt on some coast of rock Ye
-8 teavea ever lifted. Yea, the very
kindness that allowed both hands to
as the ship went to pieces, but: more . d t the el • t 1 Inc cross with that crueltlmbcr o!
thump,
of os have again and ev'-
en solne
awful stress -Of life had either from thump, noiv stretches doWn. from the
earth or heaven hands stretched -out skies those same bands filled with
ever existed at all, not until thou
will we understand what. Nehemial
cells "the great kindness," and
Isaiah calls "tlie everlasting hind*
nese" of God.
WORKING ITS OWN' MIRE-.
• The AcInielway" Waisanee at Agri-
• cultaxel Fairs*
The days of the Ontario Agricul-
tural Pair "Midway," as now con -
(Meted, are numbered. The =thing
Criticisam delivered last. year by the
• Farmers' Advocate and other wale-
eultural and rural papers,. Produced
a marked improvement in the Toron-
to RXhibitiorn and the exposure, this
yearbefore the Board, of the Lon -
dole Midway, by Rev. Robert John -
steel and Mr. Adam Beck of that
city, • is likely to alter the regretta-
ble conditions- for three seore Preva-
lent at the Western Ontario Expcsi-
tion.
Billie a:itch-en and young people
are pressingly invited to attend sech
Places. and their presence secured by
weans of school holidays and low ad-
miseion fees. the least that eon be
expected is that all side shows per-
mitted shall be free froin vicious
lea -
tut -es. A good spice of fun of
clean nature,. cannot be obieeted to,
• and ought, to serve as a sauce for the
more stable articles of mental diet
•provided by tile various exhibits.
But when fup degenerates into simple
tristine=s It is thner to virfl a Irdt
and Dr. Johnston and Mr. Peeb de
-
terve the thanks of the parents et
London and vicinity for their person-
-1, investigation and felrless denim-
eiatien of the evils that. to within
the last two days of the close of the
Loinlon Exhibition, drew large
crowds of moo a31.1 boys to their
lacivioes performances.
Br. Johnston. who is one of Lon -
doe's most. Itonored Presbytertag
a' 'eters. saki bet the Bo rt1°-
is not in the English language
to Ceseribe the horrible lewdnesit and
ineliserieably filthy suggestiveness of
tin groesiy immoral perfortnauves
Whitt we witnessed. It was an atro-
cious oetrage oti deceireee and we
would ask on behalf of the eitizena
of Loielon, not that the objectionew
features be e"spunged. for there is
nothing in the chows which is not
tkeeticwible, but. that the Iloard
should rid itself tit these shows, root
awl breath
-
"In the city hail, on the streets,
Mae In the hospitals and at the reit-
read Mations." continued Dr. John.
*-these performames are, I U11-
erS t 4-• pi neipa
!conversation toeday, I hope it is
I not true that features which wee ex -
eluded from Toronto and Buffalo
fairs have been remitted ta. flourish
the Western Fair, but I have
heard that ono attraction hero was
not allowed at. Buffalo.
"I do not, wish to pose as a rot -
nor of the morals of the Western
Fair Board. but I bare sufficient eon
-
fide= in you gentlemen to believe
that, the immorality was unknown to
you, and that you will take steps to
put e. stop to it."
Dr. Johnston stated that be was
not speaking of an exhibition which
might be considered Immoral from a
peritanical standpoint, and which
sonie might consider perfectly clean.
"the shows I speak of," be said,
"contain nothing- but wbat is degrad-
ing. You lucre to go back to the
days of ancient Romo to find any-
thing to equal theta for Iii.scivious-
floss.'"
"I would aelvocele that the Fair
Board hereafter appoint persons in
whose judgmeot they 'lave confidence,
to me that nothing objectionable is
allowed. to ran, anti I hope that the
Fair will be uept above even suspi-
ellonliTtid.certainly above anything
liuno
CONFIDENCE IN THE BOARD.
Dr. Johnston's confidence in the
Fair Board was justified in that they
disclaimed knowledge of tho immor-
alities presented by the sido shows
and proznptly ordered three of them
off the grounds, for breach of con-
traet. Greater care will be exercised
in the future. The Board has had
its eyes opened as to what may be
°erected when low theatres are al-
lowed to run. Lticking any real abil-
ity or merit, they depend for their
custom on an appeal to the bestial
side of human nature.
We may expect next year to find
the London Midway rightly censored
and therefore free leom inner -tent
Performances, to which "men only"
are invited.
Referring to the above the London
News says (in part) editorially: -
'The side show attractions which
were in operation at the Western
Fair during the past week were ithe
most disgraceful ever presented in
London, perhaps in Ontario. There
should be no place in e large agri-
cultural and industrial exhibition for
any of those theatrical side show
attractions. The Fair Board points
to the fact that the amusement fea-
tures are patronized. But tho Fair
Board has for years been catering to
a specialty loving class, and it
would be unusual if they did not se-
cure them.
GLASGOW EXHIBITION.
The Glasgow Exhibition should be
a model for exhibitions in Canada.
inhere is not a Midway nor a side
show, nee a sign of a fake is to be
seen. Yee this fair has been one of
the most successful that -the world
has ever known.
The Westeen Fair Board is open to
criticism for permitting the perforni-
ances to. which special objections
were mode. The Fair Board was re-
sponsible ,for -the morality of the ex-
hibitions given.
But it is said • "they did not
lanow.'' But they should have
known. If one of the buildongs had
been defectiye, had fallen and hijured
many people, the •Board would ham
been held responsible.
It is to be boped that the authori-
ties will see to it that no theatrical
side shows are on the grounds next
year, ancl that if they areolot prepar-
ed to eliminate all the specialty fea-
tures they will curtail them to such
an extent as to make them the trim-
ming and not the body of the exhibi-
tion. --(Mrs.) Emma Waterson, Ont.
Prov. -Prcee Supt. in ledC.T.U.
Childrpri Cry for
8T*RAJ 1
which "showed us no little kind -
nese."
There is kindness of, disposition,
kindness of woril, hindnets of act,
and there is Jesus Christ, the im-
personation of all of them. Kind-
ness! You cannot afloat it. • You
-cannot play it as a part.
• YOU CANNOT ENACT IT.
By the grace of God you must
have it inside of you, an everlasting
balm for all our wounds, forgiveness
for all our crimes, rescue for all our
seridoms. a
And while we take this matchless
kindness from God may it be found
that we have uttered our last bitter
word, written our last cutting para-
graph, done our last retaliatory ac-
tion, felt our last revengeful heart
throb. , And it would not be a bad
epitaph for any' of us if, by • the
grace of Cod, from this time forth,
summer, or, rather, a combination of
June and October, the geniality ee"-s we lived suele beneficent lives that
the tombstone's chisel could appro-
the one and the tonie of the otherprottely eut upon the plaixi slab that
I1. cannot dwell with arrogance or
marks our ,•raiire a suggestian from
spite, or revenge or mAt alevolence. the text, "He Showed us no little
its first appearance in *the soul all kindness." But no t until the last
these Axnalekites and Gergishitcs, lend child of Clod has got ashore from
Hittites and Jebusites must quit,
the ,earthly sthrms that drove him
and quit forever -every man well, on Lae rocks like MediteiTanean Thi-
every woman well, every child well, roclydons, not uutil all the thrones
every bird well, every horse well, ev- of heaven are mounted, and iill .the
ery dog well, every cat well. Give this conquerors crowned, and all the
spirit, full swing, and you would harps and trempets, and organs of
have no more need of 'eocieties for heaven are thrummed or blown or
prevention of cruelty to animalsno
so.unded and the ramiomed of all
more need of protective sewing
, climes and riga; are in full chorus
man's associations, and it woula
ender the iubeant swing of angelic
dull every sword until it would not baton, and we Shall for thousands of
cut skin deep, and unwheel every years have seen the river from under
battery till it, could not roll, and the throne rolling into the "sea 01
make gunpowder of no mare use in glees mingled with Inc -inc this
-the world except for rock blasting
at world we not,/ inhient shall be so far
or Pyrotechnic celebration.. Rind in the ritst teat offly e „lotto., ,,, 01
'less is a spirit divin.ely implanted
Gelettial memory can recall that( ' t
•
•
THE S. S. LESSON
INTERNAoToI-OTIT..,41310 LESSON.
Text of the 1,0-rSs.on, gen. 2:.,xxix,
20, te xig1.5. Golden Text,
gem xxxix, 21.
20, 21. "Ele was there in the pri-
sore but the Lord Was with Joseph"
The last lesson left Joseph a slave
in the house of Potipluir in Egypt,
but verse 2 of tide chapter sae's,
""Ilie Lord WAS with Joseph, and he
was a prosperous uuul." He seems
by the grac.0 of Cod to liave risen
above all MS eircumstaneen, young
though be was, and -trying though
they were, and .to have deterniitzed
that (loll should be glorified in him
(Phil. 1, 20). Potipliar saw that the
Lord was with him and made • all
that he did prosper. This is splen-
did testimony and might, by the
grace of, God, be true of every be-
liever (compare chapter xxvi, 28).
Then notice Potipbar's Unbounded
confidence in bine Ide put all that
• he had in •Joeeph's limat and left it
there witliceet a care (see in verses
4 to 6 the expression "all that he
had four times). Let us without
hesitation place ell that we are and
have in the halals of our Lord Je-
sus and leave all there with the full
assurance that He will see to it (Ps.
P•
of the widow and the, boy who each
gaivo all to Him (Luke xxi. 4 John
vi. 11), The adversary cannot stand
such righteousy overI
circunistences. and 110 IS permitted
• to humiliate Joseph yet Joon,- so
• under a: base, false accusation Jo-
• seph is •cast into prison, bet being
• • nocent the Lord is with bim and
lightens Ids affliction soinewhee by
gising him ta,VOr in the sight of the
!Teepee of the prison Rut it was
hard foe him, for a, time, for it, is
' wrttiten that, they hurt his feet with
fetters, he was laid hi irons until
the thee that his word Mine, the
word of the Lord tried him (Ps. el.-.
i 18. 19)• We may imagine the adver-
t Sary suggesting that now alt his
visions and dreiame had coin() to
;taught, for he would never get out
of this y risen, yet we doubt not
that his mind was staid upon ‘Te-
, bovah, and he had victory by faith.
'1 22. 23. "Wliateoever they did
there lie WaS the doer of it." As in
Potipliarie house so In the prison all,
things were placed under hint. The
keeper of the Klima looked not to
anything. for it was evident that
' the Lord woe with him and Made all
that be did to prosper. Circure-
ettinces do not always indleate prosperity or otherwise. It is the pres-
ence and blessing of God that con-
stitute true prosperity; Daniel was
prosperous in the lions' den. and
his friends in the ,flery furnace : Da-
vid was more prosperous than Saul
the king, even though be fled from
him, for God was with him. Every
step in the life of Joseph and of
David was a step to a throne, and
It is with the believer, for the
overcomer is promised a seat with
• Christ on His throne (Rev. itt,. 21).
The cross is the way to the crown.
xl, 1-4. Pharaoh's chief butler and
batter suddenly fiail themselves with
Joseph in the prison, arid he serves
them while they Oontinue there for
a season. Like our Lord Jesus, Jo-
seph Is not only numbered with
transgressors and has things laid to
his 'charge that he knew not, but hp
is also an illustration of minister-
ing unto others rather than being
ministered unto (Ise.. 1111, 12 ;
xxxe, 11; Math. xx, 28). The
offence of these *ricers brought them
not only imprisonment, but, the pos-
aibility of death. If our Lord was
strict to mark iniquity, who could
• stand ? But He is the Lord God,
merciful and gracious, forgiving ini-
quity, transgression and sin, though
He will by no means clear the guil-
ty- who refuse to turn to Him (Ex
xxxiv, 6, 7).
5-7. One raorniug Joseph finds
those two prisoners very unhappy
and manifesting it so plainly in
their faces that he asked them,
"Wherefore look ye so sadly to-
day ?" We think of the Lord's ques-
tion to tho two who walked to Em-
maus, "What manner of communica-
tions are these that ye have one to
another as ye walk and are sad ? "
(Luke xxiv, 17). But their sadness
was due to their unbelief. One day
the king noticed that Nehemiah was
sad (Neh. le 1-5), but his sadness
was due to his sorrow because •of
the desolation of the -holy city Je-
rusalem. The fellowship of Christ's
sufferings will bring as much sor-
row, but in the midst of all wo may
rejoice in the Lorci, as sorrowful yet
always rejoicing (II. Cor, vi, 10).
8, "Do not interpretations belong
to God? Tell me them, 1 pray
you." They were sad beide-use of
their dreams, which they had each
dreamed he the moo° night and
• which they- could not understand.
They had forgotten their dreams and
retained only a sort of troubled re-
membrance, like Nebuchadnezzar,
but, though they could not tell each
one his dream, they feared lest -no
one could explain the dreams. Jo-
• seph"saying, "Interpretations • be-
long to God; tell your dream ;to
me," -was equal to saying, "I, am
acquainted with God," or I am
here for God," • or •"God is with
me." See" chapter xli, 16, and also
Dan. ii, 18, 28. What a blessed
thing to he so intimate with God,
to walk with }Inn hi such commem-
imi ! Yet that is the 'privilege of a
child of God ale Cor. vi, 16-18;
John idv, 23; Delia axle:V..10n
9-15. They told their dreams to
Joseph, and he interpreted them,
'and •it came to pass according .to
the interpeetation., the chief butler
was restored to his butlerehip again,
and the chief baker was hanged
(verses- 21, 22). The butler told his
dream first, and when the baker saw
•thatthe • interpretation was good
he also told his dream, ,and Joseph
was faithful in his interpretation,
though it foreboded no good to the
baker. The servant of God must de
-
elate: judgment and .Mercy with
equal faithfulness. It is not for him
to withhold anything' for fear of
hurting people's feelinge. See the
faithfulness of Samuel, when but a
child, in declaring the whole message
to Eli (I. Serie iii, 17, 18). How
touching the entreaty of, Joseph to
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tbe •chief butler, "Think en me when
It shall be well with thee, and show
kindness, I pray thee, unto ale,"
ate. (verses 11, 15.) • I -Te did not
cease to feel the wrong that was
done to him, he did not forget his
poor old father from whom he bad
been stolen, nor the home from
which Inc had been so cruelly snatch-
ed away, and probably it was a
daily conflict to rise above these
things and do his work with a quiet,
mind' How sad to read in verse 28,
"Yet did not the chief butler remem-
ber Joseph but foreat him." It
makes one think of the poor wise
man who delivered a city, yet no
one remembered that same poor man
(Eccl, ix, 14, 15)i
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twenty miles, the owner, Mr. Steven-
son, having decided to more Ida
house, which hag Cost him $100,000.
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fittings' wore carefully removed, and
then the stone blocks were numbered,
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$
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