The Herald, 1901-09-06, Page 3•
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NATURAL LEAF GREEN TEA
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• en'a Resembles naemn lei flamer, but Is NEVER IMPURE -while infinitely
leuperlor in quality. It is making rapid st1lde0 In publie favor because
atif the above texas. Drinkers of napail teal/ should give it a trial,
SAL
Ceylon Tear. are sok! In Sealed Lead Packets
only. Black, Mixed, Uncolored Ceylon Greet:
Free samples sent. Address 'GS:dada," Toronto
tee 040:14.41-644*04 6.00 0 en teleateeeteleteetoanakeeletteee040O44•41.0.0*
Wo an an the rn
This Is the Chief Field of Usefulness For the Gent-
. ler Sex, Says Tearna.ge
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Waehingtoti report: In this dis- eisanshipl -Why, my friends, the
„Ight of suffrage, as we men exercise
it, seems to be a feeble thing. You, a
Christian man, come up to the ballot
box, and you drop your vote. Right
after you comes a libertine or a sot,
the offscouring of the street, and he
drops his vote, and his vote counter-
acts yours. But if in the quiet of
home life a daughter by her Christian
demeanor, a wife by her industry, a
mother by her faithfulness, ea,sts a.
vote In the right direction, then noth-
in,g• can resist it, and the influence of
the vote will throb through the eter-
nities.
My diger anxiety, then, is not that
woman bare ether rights accorded
her, but that she. by the graee of
God, rise up to the aPPreelation of
the glorious Meats she already
pessesees. I shall only have
time to speak of one grand a.rel
afl eaeorbing right that every woman
has, and that is to make borne
teeny. That roatm !sn.8 Over
dia3nted with hr. .;;!Irn may come
home at noon or at nigia, aria then
:ever a ,,,,,anaretively
but elle eay mantes le
thouebt. Pan against to,s/. re, mono lr'.autrics St, satt,titler it. It
tritisha Is!a• ponr,e truf.ke it tbe
word wriinst a nosnan'rt
Ton aim* out with your etereetypal n40E3 attrw-llt"e On earth. It !s
remark that mall le etnarlee to ti.so only hart.e..r in this worm,
women In unnunnt. one teen Tepee 11•)Inlinove art aeli on I do that t1,10
044 ray dcrir the nwarthy,vintypea eauene venal atidt1 tuelueee everld
thundelexoltee writtuge et' Harriet a leen: nape of angle andeanten.
tear]. malt vale hat) dollar
Martineau raid ElizabethnIn:
ental Geernrs Eliot, non eeitte eirneeneet to !veep it; the man wile
W ith your etereetyped remark about P not elreeglea to get It. lerleee
pommel t3.r.,1104.3ty toman in :10 tkr. dii-J,:J%x.3. (lento. alie.
Keel of nilectien, but I an: 1:01.11 riV.0-"IttattOn9. COUBtngr. 'Mace,
"Where wao titme snore rara,,IIy to l'auin'• rurert tlarPewintlag; eaten-
ravt, than art nano tnn nn,1 Men. era/mem:Ma. Tenants seeking
Robert 2strArlse:,•ar. the trot:pr.:math gr,titt land:ordu demandingmore.
ere! Jaen* aunanerneal, the Me.21.10- ."-!!IO Struerrieo ntout effitite.
(Mt, end Henry Martyrs, the nol,rstotg- .v.t3 e.rd treilent :33.09 :n; melt
el -Y? The heart or thoce men wan to ?"1- trYInfl filst, In. Sill;irn
1,080 wat bad tut) Pinto:0r. IN,fal.2.ttitegrr. Pante?. (talus -
it the tzerais-doliore3 therier•..gent...1744''''. 0 WOnE4P• M1111% tiled 5-eo
stili tet: tO tralr.,Igal tige: lilt3t,/ or Una. luive QL. .1:ma thlt 5roa MAY en
qu.?L,51 ;A it. L'Eta_ir i.e there. thr:
Tea titsd set up the tlitorge or the
eternal 3ctiev,alt. I glen t,) fl en the tmc'ea'n 1;e:t41"
throne inenlectual, &ay to rso- "e"v- ViDari itzVEV Puiv)e 02 a prin.
eourse Dr. Talmage extois home as
• nekl of usefulness, and especially
erugoorages wives and mothers. Text,
Genesis L., 27: "Male and female cre-
ated He them."
In other words, God, who can
make no Inistake, made man and
women for a specific work and to
move tn partieular epaeres-man to be
regnant in his realm, woman to be
dominant In hers. The boundary
line between Italy and Switzerland,
between England and Seotlana,
lest more thoroughly marked than
thie distinction between the empire
masculine and the empire feminine.
SO entirely dissimilar are the fields
to which Goa called them that you
cam no more compare ethem than you
van oxygen and hydrogen, water and
grass, trees and stare,. All thift talk
!talent the superiority of one ,scer. to
the ether Is an everlasting waste Of
ink and ereerh. A jeweler rimy Irsve
a seam so deleete that he can wAtzli
the ds1711 of diamonds, but wigro are
the reat,a no delicate that pen can
weigh them l aficorlasn,
against sentiment, tbsor•ht s• vrinJt.
Itno !tar rtl!!",..,1101prral, 4 Your ailed° MAY L'? lalatikt4P4
tgliktrVI irvtig;' fla"I'nr) atavon!. 401 dotiacurltv a4•'?"'":44 V`11/1''''''r: 44 114*:l.I'''erlitt:114t*t1„„4„;;::;1.l..,. 4,3
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by wht,rs a a tr'rg 0; itt ;:911t1 mg nits raD- • unr" 1,v'valn b
-„, ‘-• g, , , 6 en: eoe ii., !over CG4 eeee
name as tenderlY as abe ned bo speak
it you would be willing to throw 'our -
es the ground anti ales Nee awl
th.at (rovers her, oryhag, "alothene mo -
there" AA she Was the epten-She
was the queee.
Now, can you tell ine hove Many
thousand melee a woman like that
would have to travel down before she
got to the ballot box? Compared with
this work of training kings and queens
Ler God and eternity, how Insignificant
seems all this work a voting for alder-
men and common councilmen and sher-
iffs and oonstables and mayors and
presidents. To make one suet good
women as I have described bow many
thousand would you want of these good
People who go in the round of godless-
ness and fashion and dissipation die-
torting their body and going as far
toward disgraceful apparel as they
dare go so as not to be arrested of the
pollee, their .behavior a sorrow to the
good and a caricature of the Nieto-us
and an insult to that God who "Made
them women and not gorgons, and
tramping on, down through a frivolous
a.nd dissipated life, to temporal and
eternal destruction. Oh, woman, with
the lightning of your soul strike dead
at your feet all these allurements to
dissipation and to fashion. Your im-
mortal soul cannot be fed upon such
garbage. God calls you up to empire
and dominion. Will you have it? Oh,
give to Gott. your heart, give to God
your best energies, give to God all your
culture, give to God all your refine-
ment, give yourself to Elm for this
world and the next. Soon all these
bright eyes will be quenched and these
voices will be hurtled. For the last
time you will look upon this fair earth;
father's hand, mother's hand, sister'S
hand, -child's band, will be no more I
yours. It will be night, and there will
come up a cold wind from the Jordan,
and you must start. Will it be a lone
woman on a trackless moor? Ale no,
Jesus will come up in that hour and
SUNDAY SCHOOL
10111.1.2nenuellf
INTERNATIONAL laEt.4:30N NO. X.
STliR 8,1901.
Jecoe at Bethel. --Gen. 28, 13-21
Commentary. - 10. acob -"The
supplanter." Jacob took advantage
isla brother 43412, and by deck'V''
tion 8toie his bleesaig, The Lord had
Promised Rebakali. that the birth-
right should be given to Jacob
Y. ail), and i she and Jacob bad
waited with faithl for the fulfilment
of the promise, Jacob would have had
honeetly what he gained. by triekery.
But it seemed to Rebekah and Jemob
that God's promiees were about to
feel, and they must do somethIng to
prim; the right., taing to pass, even
» they did a wroug in accomplishing
it. But God did not need Jaeob ti sin
in order to .carry out Is plans; the
work would have been auns Infinitely
better II Jacob had grained his birth-
right In God's way and God's time.
nom Beer-alieba-This was forty-
five miles soutill,vest of Jerusalem,
where Lime lived. Haran -This was
about 300 miles from Beer-sheba
•Seine say the distance was much.
greater. Ile went without a Fervent
Or any accommodations, except a
tail (Gen. xxxie 10); on foot and
alone lie pursues his solitary journey.
'Nor can we doubt that he was in-
wardly pained with the eletinge of
his Willful eoneeleuee."-Bush.
11. A certain plaee -"Near Luz, V'
19. This was between fifty -fire au0
sixty miles northeast of 13eer-611(qm.
It mnst hero been tosvard the close
of the third day since lie lett home.
()MN of the stones (It. .V.) -'"nitis was
no hardelap for Jacob, ns the .Syriane
to the Pump thing every night."
'Sleeping on the ground In the open
ter, wbere tbere ie not even a bush
for gaiter le a eemmon thing." --11:111.
offer His hand, and He win say, "yell ' A pillow of ,'tone wets bat an ()ta-
w ward expraalon 4.4 Jaeoles feenage
stood by Me when you were we»; no
I will not desert you when you arc „
.:this time."
stein" One wave of His hand and the• '- drP'elinaleer1011 !ma frequent in
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ladder, opening the way OE Cattant
lentioa between heaven and eart
and securing to us acceptance witl
God, the pretrcti'm of rrovidence,
the ministrations of Ills arnr,els and
the consolation of 11 s Spine ; thus
will every place become pleasant, and
every prospect Joyful,"
Ills VOWS to God, 1. They were from
the heart, They were not made when
Ire wars asleerp„ 2. They involved not
only what he had but what he ex-
pected to, have. Ile promised to give
the Lord' a tenth of his income. Let
not learn the lesson of dependence ow
the Lord; and tide moment make the
whole of Jacob' vow our vow,
IN POPE LEO'S
110N011.
Twenty.Fifth Anniversary of
His Elevation.
CALL ISSUED TO CATHOLICS.
ow special committee on the cele-
bration of the twenty -Ptah anniver-
sary of the elevation te the poti•fi-
ea to of Leo X1JL have Lame' a eye:vial
appeal through tbe biadsops to the
Catholic world. O'Conleer,
of Toronto, has received a copy. In
part it reads:
-"An exeruordinary event approaches
to give joy to tile Chareh of Christ.
nut a few months and the universal
father of the faithful, the Severeign
Pontiff, Leo X,LIL, will begin, under
divine favor, the twenty-fireh'year of
a pontificate that'avid remain gior-
ione in all epee
" To increase the beauty of order,
whiteh will naturally be resplendent
in the manifeetatlons of so many mil -
»f hearts,- unitea through the
cliarify of Christ's neart only, the
work of Catholle maga:ensue, the
Primary Itemea neneety of Catlioac
Intert•ste. ezei tee Ceetent LIN? for
to tla, Itrtivenier have Vern
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14T4705'9 the Emile and the intinito •
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PealiCTICAL neenVEY.
The elle-en:at aseete eeinetatai
In, this eotnitry at th:s tztne one England, or Maria Thersza of* Austria, t this, kesen ve re p.esilliairs t-410'
of eerereeseration, hut one of terrAratur • but when you want to get your grant- Sortie Q22 8411 rOW11%. u'ke. Into?, in tee worn o: .
tation; that the granieur au:5 l'4,'"'"er of est Idea of a ouerni you think of the' Ths, following TA the population!! of .1•Urae.V. n V7a."? 1004 88.7
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erntaposed
;**:at kis rev rliers were so 14811-
14 that tr. was clingerl to trnv,,i
in this s 011 b t
enact, or to bare oast upon sor2ety the will only ha the 914140Z3128 of heaven- totve-s og ff.,. • a It 81,T. were 87 %Torr.'
the;r weteogne we Toegau to lough Jan
chltdre* that sueb tvomen C.70111e3, raise. prinelpaiitior, 21211713 4
tut tail show You that 1a -a -Men ymi want to get your grand- sing and leap and shout, riIornet
rIghts that women can own she atret1,2Y est Idea of a .utteen, you do not think : floater: Hornet"
hue ht her possessien; that ter r.eselon cathe3ine 014 Russia, or of Anne of 14
.1;8
elated; that Elle sits to-eay or a...nrort:- father at the table., or walked with bz,e:
orp tz0,g8 that al: the tneenea him arm in arng down life's parriwaY,
e
pned on top of saes other wou.
:SometingeS 10 ne t7:,antcsgivtug brin-
Que., sometimes to the grave, but al-
platftry../ en wltich she stands. 'Away
dowe benene it are 1233.1k4 11°'7* ar':a grwaleYfss,t°cgoertrIlttErigS.34)ytoltu2rr'getgyitodur.srto .P9'''atrt
the congresslor.al aVeraUly an:: the join:ng yam, Trearat7,3a
IegivEsoianctiav: ys lzaO voti spoete, Ils'ening to your evening praY-
ers, toiling for you with r‘ardle, v., at
ways will vote. 0.hr great-grand-
sth.,:apspplinn:inygotxr.O•hpee:reuegnda,,elan %Ire:all:tams-A.17;1:as
frotatle:estari thoLufht athseryi glcll rre 4,hyc, tlite:or
then at lost, on that day vvhen she lay
presidential chair. NO. His mother,
In the back mom dying, and you saw
batnettbaeblettrisn:thPelesinfulcata'teuagollTiLnoIlaimorsLnc: her take these thbe hanils with winch
S1 toned for you so long and put
president. It was a ChrIstiar mother's
them together in a dying prayer that
hated dropping the ballot when Lore
Baton wrote, and Newton phnose- earnmenied you to Goa, whim' she had
phised, ex& Alfred the Great governed, taught you to trust -0b, she was the
end aonathars Edwards thundered of queen,. The ebariots ef God tame
J1.081=011. to come. How many men down to fetch her, and as she went in
there have been fn legh nelitleat sta.- all heaven rose up. You cannot think
ten wite would have been lusulnaent Of her now without a rush ef tender -
t° etana the test to winch theit moral nese that stirs the deep foundations
arnmiade WAS Mit had net beet for * Of your soul, and you feel as much a
tru yoke tbat eneettraged Male to, • child again as virhen. yoil cried on her
n•neee fee her a foo.e.o,„. 1414182 1280
dO reght a.ne a wlee's israyer that lap, and if you could 'Meng het back
wounded louder than the clamor of par- again to speak just once more your
„Toilet ......
Increase.
4,220 SIB
L'-irawretseann ... 3.8 0 2,496
0,6:9 752
4,.4.2) z,,t,r1
Margot; . 1,:'.5•1..6 21,1111
Coo t le no24 ... "r -;r0 ir. 00
iirenh,v . ..... 7,77:2 27.4M;r;
Rt. Ilvaoinfise ... 9.210 539
Wiehinond . .. r 0 .7 l .
7,017 frr,l)
o .A.,,-
..„ no tIirl
I'arahanit ...... .. el.114 Lt,.:
'Nral.i.ontgi.ovc... 8,31R i.7.7:172'
3,8110 1,551
*Decrease.
The Perth 'Methodist Conferenen Is
still investigating tho Oases of Revs.
MeiAmtuond and Sanderson, who got
into trouble In .''.•rteitse, N. T.
Mr. Eciwirt Mead, a London man,
has received Word Preen Dublin to the
effect that Mrs. Mead has been left
the Sulu of $25,000. Mr. and Mrs.
Ifed have taken steps to secure the
money.
.,e,„ or. go...ergto r. r.
41-1 /nust p4 7141-
8111 e AnnEorm, and 'tar ed by tiA,
el the case aispl oh, 11:pr.:61
1 111'-iete mother's eau:neat-3 11c Ett41
rtial :rat tl,le 746(1,.,;,,L2'6'., .
i'sealleren are e 14 "1 reeseereetalY
,‘Ilis retkei .n. itecet 8 aelae:i
fr.Dr.a v. -kg y t ,144 in'P•s•14
vrao alk 41..116... ::.111 r
"hlri-s,st :Lel •
e::11/ 1.:Lt 1 leen, n h •vt she▪ it rata take a
vriTe (4' flaw. 4.41 ('PanaLi. " •
ItteLter:. Iv the. W07. Neale e]ver- !
aole.301 -wearied wi',I* the lane J')144
neer. H • ete 134147 444e.711 InalP hie bed „
Tort 12114'. groa.n4 andwith a stone .
for a piliow. a.:y 4own to We
should 84 .-eueouraged t knew that
if our let is especially Itare, or if we
are Mane, or in Innuilineing oireuma
awes, Ivo ean, look for and expect
the woreerr ell rear !fest a t toile •of
God' l preeenee. And as we jouenty 044
Vavard 'the lerel,, in obedience to
Gotle; aomMa,:eds, we may .expeet,
enef beak. 72at to 4190 "Christ. the true
44
Ite
mark
*neat
firmer.
Wheat --
and u'llite
old and. 69
hundred bush
at 69 to 69 1 -
Barley -Seven
4e higher, at 52
Oats -A thousan,
at 41 1-2c for old7 a
for neW.
Bye -One load sOl,
51
Hay and Straw -Twee
new hay sold at $9 to
and five loads of straw
$10.50 a ton.
Cheese Markets.
Woostock, Ont., Aug, 28. -
hundred and fifty-four boxes
cheese were offered at the
market to -day; 310 boxes son a
9 1-4,0; market dull.
Picton, Ont., Aug. 28. -At
Cheese Board to -day fifteen factor
ios boarded 1,105 cheese, all 0
°red. Highest bid 91-163. All eel
Stirkng, Aug. 28. -At the Stir}
Cheese Board to -day _815 bc
white were boarde.l. Sales-Watidn
325 at 0 1-163; Ottawa Cold Stag
age Co.'290 at 9 ; Brent
DO at 9e.
Pairsell, Aug. 28. -At the IttisseP
Cheese Board to -night 375 ebee
were boarded; 8 3 -le for white ea,
913 for colored bid, No sales.
Toronto Lave Stock Ylartcetts.
export cattle, choice, per cwt. 4 73 to $24 31
do medium 4 ‘.,124 to 4
'1410 to 4
Butcherre.ottle Inozed 4 190 to 314
klutchcrW cattle. choice, 100 to
titochortfcattle, fair.... .
410 enttalIVM. •
de • eve] ...
do bull•4 414 el to
no1*1ti.expor1.1.-7.v3r, per cwt.. 3 7.3 to 4
eli:Pkr?,7'•'''• nee cwt..- 912') to
Fvetter..-.tior ep 4 15 to 4.
ruk:..lan.: 351 to
440*44-4141, 12 to, 3
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1471,939. 4441'1113(1 24) to Ay tt:
rvr czt 7 al to P
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eaeeleele. e'er evec eat to
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teepee, per c 00 tO
Leading Wheat Markets*
Cloeing queeettiene at. important
eentr(n toefey: •
teal]. 1J
Carla:to „. 61) teat '71 6-
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eel well as in lefeelen. etr. Herbert
G1atiErt0/10 .tra en • c‘r ibitar1,,r8
of the, encl.- ty, the obj et of weever
let not, as 04 many preen, seam to
tbiek, to promote the fanny of nee
ronebtit to carry on the TO tee policy
for tee -lying araene Ina Greek natati
the artsand letters of its ancient
ettre.
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'.,i"71.04.atewert trial to extent
nert enzeca.e. dray)] the tro:irieteeefeJ113n€43,a
4 wanah: get paid. efille (ill no
t4Igit them. nue, ee• seized Mr. Steve
i.art nrei t3•renteaed to cut bite heal
velT117 trzacpp<itlirnaenct epeoerr ace°
wt171.:110errepitILighti,elta:seitirioPaWr,etp..e/aPtrlria!etei.red:otnaennd:e'ruagval
rest and brngiat to. Fort Frarde
trate re.illands: